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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-15
OBITUARY.
JAMES HAHN FRIswELL.

The cable announces the death in London, yester-
day. oil James Ham Frswell, author OF considera.
BILE eminence. Mr. Frswcll was born in 1927. at New.
port Shropshire, England, and was educated at Apscy
school. he originally intended for the law (his
father being London solicor). having preference
Tor literature, he appeared as an author in 1882
by contributing to the Pxppet Show. conducted by
Angus Roach-and Albert Smith. He afterward wrote
for many period cals including Chansbe,s Journal
and tho Leader, Spectator, London RericU ana Saur
day Review newspapers He was the author Of some
successful works, among which may be mentioned
''Houses with the Fronts on" "Ghost Stories, "
"Out and About" Footsteps TO Fame.n ''Sham'
and "a Daughter OF Eve" Ho published IN 1864
Life Portraits OF Shakespeare" a work discussing
the merits Of tho various representations OF
tho Immortal bard" Ho was the author
OF "rhe Gentle Liie." volume OF essays
"About IN the World" followed by a second volume
of .'The Gentle Life #" which the Publishers formed
into a series, VIII CHI appeared lake Unto Christ"
a translation OF tbe "De Imtatone Christi" OF d
Kempis; a translation OF 'Mon,agpc's Essays" and
"varis, or Readings from Rare Books" &c. He
edited several periodicals and took interest the
advancement OF tho working classes delivering lee
lures, giving readings and forming classes for their
instruction.
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AN UNWELCOME VISITOR.

The burglar who effected entrance into Mrs
Kids residence at No. 16 East Forty seventh street,
on Tuesday night, and who was driven from the
house by that lady's heroic resistance, Is still at
large. The slight clews IN the hands OF the
detectives are being worked up with energy,
and Sergeant Kelley IS confident that he will soon
have the burglar behind lock and key. II has been
stated that gentle man, who desires his to be
kept secret visited Mrs. Kids house yesterday and
after hearing the particulars OF The story, the de-
scrpton of the burglar, and, above an,
hind IN the burglars flight, expressed him.
self confident that ne knew the person who was so
anxousy. sought alter by the police Later In the
day this unknown gentleman visited Police Head
quarters and it is said, gave some valuable iniorma-
ton the authorities, which will lead 10 the speedy
capture OF the fugitive burglar.
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she lost buwaks b,nuacls three feboats and had
CARA. Jan 26-Ihe Mrion French bark from Bahia
for Nsw York put In here Yesterday morning isaky Ths
ter, IN vessels now in ,or, ana yhs ,s~ rstrrn. an
shore they reported vessel making from
where she could be eisd ami repaired she GOES on 70
and repaired.
DpSpALx March The bark claribsl. Sinclair. from
lightened and thsn towed to the quay
LIVERPOOL Feb 2s-The Western Empire. arrived here
se which So xsas
whsh vessel shipped large quantities Of wsser flooding
March The Lydia, arrived here from Charleston en-.
countered heavy gale 18th s and had some sails blown
LSsp3s March sThs s5ns Kitchens arrived
Experienced very stormy passage throasicat On FsS
sI.
eide sht wa, broken and s her s sp by the
ssd II and lon % and 2s sne very
ss lsn h of water and
lean ssis.%sins advertising sn.ss him e
the vessel will be sold to defrsy her expenses.
ounrssrows Feb The ,asyysr; Of the Lanrs..s
steamer CITY Of New YORK At four o'clock on
The steamer at Queenstown this morninG: Captain
ilin Of the Laussts state, that a, x" about feS:
time being sW and strong blowing. with heavy
ona mi,e distant. lie star5oarded the helm and kept
green light showins shortly after he saw masthead
AS she approached her light became suddenly visible
she had ported her helm and almost Immediately
afterward she struck the Laurets about ths star
board forerigging, carrying away the mast and maxi
Ing a breach as far in the manhatch The
Lauretta at once commenced to fill and settle down
by the head the and the forward house tho
brig smashed to pieces Tho boats Of the steamer
were lowered and manned aud took oil the
OF the sinking vessel, with the exception of man
named John Matteson, native OF Cape Breton North
America the lookout at tho time OF tho COLI
son and it is presumed knocked overheard by the
March 1.-The Pembroke 80. James. from Boston for
Liverpool (genera, has put in short OF GOALS Captain
James Fob lS he experienced heavy gallo
varying from to NE, during which he shipped heavy
which carried bonts rails and started davs
and had cargo shifted.
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A MURDERER HANGED.


lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HEHALp.
NAsHvILLy, Tenn, March II, 1878
Brown Coble, colored was hanged at Winchester At
three p. NJ, tho Sheriff having adjusted the ropo at
the last minute gwen by the death warrant. Coblc
retired on Wednesday night at sundowp, having been
visited during the day by 500 people He was walked up
at dark went TO sleep again, but spent, as he says
most wretched night, having walked up halt a dozen
times, every sound srousing him ana sending horrors
through his SOUL He could think of nothing but The
gaows and the yawning grave. Much OF the night he
spent walking his CELL hts brain racked with the most
fearful pici ures OF death. ho got up at seven d.
to-day and peing Ted how he felt said "Only toer
able. Rev. Lovett Cam berand, Of the Presbyterian
Church, visited and prayed Tor him yesterday.
MOUNTING THE scAFroLD
Coble, IN white gown mounted the ssadold with
firm step at two +. NJ. Alter prayer and reading OF
the Scripture by Rev. Mr. Smith, colorcd, Coble
spoke iorty i've minutes and protested his Innocence
to the last The rope was cut at one minute 10 three.
falling four feet, breukiDg his neck and giving one
shrug OF the shoulders At the tall his toes struck
the ground necesstatng the pulling up OF the BODY by
six stalwart as TO keep II from touching tho
earth. III died within seven minutes and vas taken
down at twenty-five minutes past three The multi
tude looked upon the scene unmoved-everyb BODY,
black and white, saying he observed his fate. One.
third OF the crowd were women.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH 1 ls7s-TR1PLE SHEET.

rubber &C. to q AmsInck 4 Co: vessel to Weinberg
60 Haa moderate 81 winds The entire s.s"fs
lon % az spoke brig chas Hoard tBr, from MAyaSue'
schr caDCean Kuish,on old rroyidsnee 70 days with
scSr m. nsd M so Cape
day. win TSssass sss $, Jo.n. pr
10 days with molasses to Lanmsnn Kemp; vessel to
March sd heavy gale IRON $. lasting hours;
schr I ssksr Jayne, Arecibo. With mdss 70 Abbott.
IS s days, viii, as sugar 10 I'll il Loud Co.
sehr Ihos lstury oi Thomaston' Pitcher Aa'ans"'
schr Lookout Nichols Fernandina days. with lumber
schr wspsis Penny. Charleston days. with railroad
tiers TO order; vessel TO Evans Ball Co.
George tB from London ana Abraham [Aus). from sun
dand which anchored in the lower bay came up 10
na- Bark Harriet Campbell tBr,. which was anchored
at Sandy Hook received orders for Philadelphia. and
'-'''' PASSED TARoUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune Berry p Boston for New York. With
steamer City Of Fitchburg, Ellis New Bedford for New
York with %dss and 70 Barring p Sarw,c for
schr susie Prescott (Br) Glass st John NIB. for New
schr Ida sturgess Johnson wiscassett Me- for Pha-
Polk Buckley we;Do5 G r. New y york.
schr Geo Paige. Paigr, bridgsport for New York
81. % s's
schr Clifford. Cobb. Greenport for Nsw York.
Schr WIN Wood. WOOD. huntington, Tor New YORK:
schf Orlando smith, Ferris Portchester for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, New York for Portland
Steamer Giaucus, Bearse New YORK for Boston.
Steamer Galatea. Walden New York for Providence.
Bark Justin fngersoll strout New York for Yokohama
land anchored in Hart Island roads,.
Brig Catherine Morris DID, McBurnic New York for
Windsor Ms (and anchored in ~ art Island roads,.
Brig Proteus whitaker New York for Portland Me land
anchored OH Herald Telegraph Stationl
Brig Leader, Smith. Alexandria tor Boston.
schr Maud Rogers, New York tor Porto Rico (and
Schr Howard Holder ODD Holder New York for st John.
NIB.
schr David Tory soule New Yor. tor st Kits.
schr II n Sauires. Crowefl. New York for Boston.
Schr Caroline q. Covert New York for Dighton.
Schr A Jennings Hayes New York tor Norwalk
Schr samuel Goodwin Williams, New York Tor Bridge
port
Schr Martha Weeks Soule. Elizahethport for Boston
schr Ann Amelia. Allen. Eizabethport tor Providence
schr Holwny. Bryant. Port johnson for Portsmouth.
Schr j II Bartlett Kelly. Port johnson for Boston
schr John Baich Hannah, Port johnson for Providenco
Schr Eliza A Anderson, Clark, Amboy for Boston
Schr Excelsior, Bydenburg, Amboy Tor Deep River.
Schr kpgieader, Smith. Alexandiia for Boston.
Scbr Frank Butler. Snow. Virginia for New Haven.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH IA, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Parthia Br), Talbot, Liverpool March and
a. yin dss and TO Charles
E od from for New icS lat
AZ, Warren line steamer, bound T;
Steamer State OF Georgia r. Cooper GLASGOW Nj arch
l. via Larne ID with mdse and passengers to Baldwin
steamer Eederland tBelG,. Ranale, Antwerp Feb %,
with mise aud ll5 passengers to g Cotton
mdss and ~ passengers 70 LGns dc Beblan,
Steamer Colune%s Reed tay"na March TO- with mase
New YORK, Quick New Orleans leans March g and
Steamer Fan Hbemsre Clubs Lswes Del with mdso to
oi ste" 1 Old Dominion Walker Richmond City Pon.
aud Norfolk with mdse 70 the ga Dominion steamship Co.
snip oTyen GER. Jordan London 40 days in ballast.
ship zoasvs Means Bremen So days in ballast to Yer
Ship Louise INor), Bas Bremen A days. in ballast to
bach Wilhelm Gynthes sw, osllund London a days.
last Punch, Edge Co. Anchored in Gravesend Bay for
BARK Juysn.a .NoD. Lima. Newcastle SO DAYS, with
m,s 70 sGys5 to ds ss. ssn a.
BARK asrme. Nor, Paulssn Galway 4s days. In ballast,
Bark zueims mon! Arntaen, Arenda go days. in bal
lark csshasns tBelg1. Heinrichs. Hamburg 81 days,
with mdse to Punch, Eaye Co ,. 49,. 40
r BARK Romsnec So Windsor, Ns roys Amsterdam Al
passage and had moderate wcather March 10. lat "a 20
s New Bay
Bs5a Henry Newell %. g'.,on sSrse:s es;e Jan
Feb had very heavy weather. March lat 2s Ion
g @ @ In Sis u s1 N
condition heavy sea was running ~ the time laid by
eeedcd In taking Oh the captain crew is in number
BARK los 9Sorj, Cbrssianssn Barceions 4s days in
ballast Funch. Faye Co. Is anchored Sandy Hook
Bark Rosina lsap Porcela. Marsecs 81 days, in bal
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STRANGE MURDER TRIAL.
SIX CHILDREN CHARGED WITH KILLING A
CoLoRED MANA VERDICT OF AcQUITrAL.
Fey TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD

CoLoRED MANA VERDICT OF AcQUITTAL.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, S. T., March IA, 1878.
At the Court of General Sessions for Edgeheld
county, in this State which Is now sitting at Edge
field Court House, tho remarkable spectacle was pre-
scntou two days since, OF six tto children, two Of
whom. were giris being tried for murder The young
est was not more than nine years OF age and tho
eldess not over thirteen Four Of The little un-
fortuuntes are tho children OF Mr. Fallow,
and tho remaining two William and Mary
DuGio are orphans, the wards Of Nj. Faow, who
Is respectable and we'll TO do planter in EdgeHeld
county The circumstances OF the killing which led
to this extraordinary arrangement were narrated at
length IN the HERALD several months ago, and may
be briefly related folows:-The deceased victim
youth about fourteen years OF age OF rather
q bad disposition, who had been warned not to como
killing, however, no approached tho children
who work picking cotton. and
threatened to whip the crowd, wbereupon u
general boyish fight onsued The colorod
boy knocked little Ellis down with stick. who In
turn ieed him with a stone, INJECTING wound from
the effects of which, unfortunately ne died several
later The children at arrested by the
friends OF the colored boy and brought 10 Columbia
where they released a writ of habcas corpus
granted by the Supreme Court. Tney were tried this
week with all the pomp and dread ceremonial usual
tended by eminent counsel The jury, after a short
retirement, returned verdict OF mot guilty" and
the wondering, sleepy children were delivered TO
their parents,
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DUBLIN March I3-Arived bnrks Johann Ludwig tGer).
Lentz. Baltimore; i4th John Lorwsy t'r'. Lorvay. do
Sailed 18th. bsrks Edna tBr). Duff, Delaware River;
chimoea Nor. Have. United States; unico dtaD.
SchiaHino. do.
DusxrRx. March 12-sssd. bark Advocate (Br,. Smith.
United States
GLASGOW, March I4-Arrved. Eiphinstone Br),
BeaI. Portland bark Giuditts dtaD, Dodero Phiiade-
phis.
GIBRALTAR, to March I4-Arrvsd. brig Etna tRr. Nc.
Kinnon. New York
GENOA to March l4-Arrived bark ironsides. Tapley,
New York
HAMBURG. March 14-Arrived, banks Marianne Gen,
Rradhering Pensacola; Johann Kepler tGer spe, New
York.
HAvRE. March 14-Arrved, steamer Prince Edward (Br)
yraxer, New Orleans
Sailed l2th ships Crusader tBr Durkee United stses
Edith ,B) Homer Charleston; 18th, ship Transit Percy
New York.
LIVERPOOL. March I3-Arrived ship Lyd Ia ssolheid
Brown Mobile; I4th steamer Gamma tBr), Robson. New
Orleans; bark Norman (Br,. Allen, New York.
Sailed 18TH ship Lizzie Fenneu (Br). Smith, Hampton
Roads: bark Gaaova (B Knowiton. Philadelphia: 18th,
steamer Algerian (B Simpson. Boston ships Alexander
Gibson Speed, San Francisco; Baden, Doanc, United
States
LONDON. March l4-Cleared ship Alert Nor, Johanseu
United States
LIMERICK. March ls4saed barks Prma Donna (NoD
Tonnesen. United States; Ydun Nor) Hagemann. do.
MEssISA March ll-sailed brig Tubal CAIN Stone, New
York.
NAPLES March II Arrived brig Nellie d.ap Trapani
New York.
PLYMOUTH. March l4--Arrved, the wandercr, from -.
with pumps choked possibly brig wanderer GER. Eek
hon from Rio Janeiro).
QUEENSTOWN. March l3-Arrived ship Borrowdale (Br,
Kelly, San Francisco; l4th barks Sunlight (Nor). Soren-
sen. Philadelphia; Lyman Cam (Br. Gibbs, DO; Lima
tBr). Bynes. do.
Also arrived l4th. $40 AM. steamer Wyoming (Br),
Jones. Now York for Lverpoo-passage days l6 hours
land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. March I3-sailed. bark Happy Home (Br),
Smith, New York
RIO JANEIno. March l3-Sailed previously. steamer
Glensannox (Br, Mordon. New York. with 10000 bags
coffee.
SUNDERLAND, March l3-Arrived. bark Ingolf [Nor).
Lundgren New York, with bulwarks stove.
MIcHAELs. March 3Arrived bark Principe d Napoli
Qtal. Cafiero, Now York.
Sailed from - March IL. barks Aphonse OF Marie
(Fr for United States; 18TH Padre Francisco utal),
Marum tfrom Leith), Philadelphia.
LONDON March eThe reported loss OF ship Kent's Bank
Br) Manila for New York. is believed to be without
foundation. .......
/ Bark Duffus (Br), Shaw, from Hamburg for Now
York, has put int Falmouth with her captain sick.
The Kathnka has been spoken 81 days out in lat SO N
She had lost sails and was eaky BARK Kathinka GER.
Rossne sailed from Rotterdam Feb 10 for Baltimore aud
was of BroadstaIrs on the a4th.l
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp. March 14-wind ssW. lights barometer,
3O47S
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, March ll-sailed, schr George Thatcher
Thatcher. United states.
BRtsroL March l3-saied, bark Maury (Nor), Ommund-
sen, Hampton Roads
BREMEN March 14-Arrived, bark Aususts (Ger). Hill
mer Now York.
BgouwERsuAvES March 14-Arrived, steamer Schedam
Dutch Cheyacr, New York land proceeded to Rotter-
dam.
DIAL March 14-Arrved, bark Sara (Nor), Kraefting.
New York for Kongsbcrg
Sailed I4th bark Carolina Premuda (AuO, Vessels
(from IiulD, Philadelphia
Arrived the Channel 18th, steamer Hermann Ludwig
tBelg) Dent. New York for Antwerp
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Ship sintram Waite from New York for San Francisco,
Feb 2, lat II "a s, Ion IS 20.
Ship Jahez Howes, of, from New York for San iran
cisco, Feb IS, lat 1870 ), Ion 30 80 w:
ship Crescent City Deano, from Havre for New Orleans
Feb "a. lat ~. lon q. =. -.
ship Prma Donna Lunt, from London for New York. Feb
% lat AZ 80 Ion % =. 90.
Ship Dorrer (American from Liverpool for New York,
IL days out, Feb u.s. lat 40. Ion o. :. =.
bark Osseo (Br), Lee from Buenos Ayres for Pacific
Coast, Dec ~, 80 miles ; Of Cape Horn.
Bark Almra Coombs from Algoa Bay via New YORK Tor
Boston, March Ia 8 An OH Pollock Rip.
Bark Emma tBr), Bcrnier from Cebu and noilo Tor
New York. March IL. on the Capes OF Delaware. . :,
Brig rhos TuuI. Bates. from FOR, spain for New ia'
ven March ~, 20 miles SE of the Highlands - .
Brig George Morgan from turks Island for New York.
March 49, 20 miles SE OF the HIGHLANDS .
Sclr Carrie Saunders (Br), Saunders, from Jcremie.
bound n March g. I0 miles sW Of Hatterss shoals
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A THREEFOLD MURDERER.

CONFESSION OF M'EvoY UNDER THE SHADOW
OF THE GALLONS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, 5. c., March IA, 1878.
Tho friends and family OF Robert McEvoy, the MUIR
derer is under sentence to be executed to-mor-
row, made strenuous effort last week TO have
hts sentence commuted to Imprisonment for
life. Governor Hampton, however. refusing to
grant the Communication prayed Tor, McEvoy
on Saturday, and for the first time, con-
fessed to having participated in at least two
other murders besides that for which he Is now
under sentence of death second effort was made
to-day him respite IN order TO induce him
to make full confession. The Governor, however, re-
fused grant thus also, and he will therefore BIO
executed tomorrow IN private. In accordance with
law Just passed by the present Legislature.
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OPERATORS SALARIES.

Tho Western Union Telegraph Company have come
10 the conclusion to ''grade operators salaries the
explanation the plan furnished by officer OF the
company to HERALD reporter yesterday 10 as
follows Some operators now receive $1l0 monthly
for class OF work better than that done by others
receiving only $50. The idea Is to get tho supcrin
tendeuts 10 form grades then pay each Of the
same grade the same wages The aggregate In no
office district TO DO Increased. Some salaries Will
bo lowered and some raised. On the whole there
will doubtless be a saving 10 the company. No gen.
eral reduction is contemplated
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GRANVILLE TBEMAIN.

Granville Treman, son OF Lyman Tremain, died In
Albany yesterday OF typhoid lever. He cm-
mont Albany lawyer and was IN UGH respected by tho
legal profession and the judiciary. In the year 1877
when he was thrty-ave years OF age he received the
nation for the office OF Attorney General Of the
State OF New YORK by vote Of the members OF the Re-
publican State Convention, which assembled In Roch.
ester on the 9th OF september. Tho law arm OF which
he was then u member included Lyman Tremain and
RUFUS W. Pcckham. Mr.. fireman. was graduated AZ
Union College and also at Its law school. The only
political position he ned that Of Corporation
Counsel to the city OF Albany
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The death Is announced from Paris under date OF
the 18th inst, in the sxydh year OF his age, of N.
Alexandra Yioet-le-Duc, landscape painter OF fair
fame. and brother OF NJ. Eugene Emmanuel vollet-le
Due, the world renowned architect. NJ. Lc Due, who
WAS born In October 1917, was tho OF ~ Violet
lie Due, well known pni4ologist ana Aterdteur, who
died in 1853. The deceased painter hrst exhibited IN
the salon OF 1881 and was represented continuously
until OF late years. He was three years younger than
his more celebrated brother third brother, also
an artist, Is still living.
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

UTICA, N. Y, March IA, 1878
Hiram Bargy, the leader of the Frankfort (HcrKimer
county, fire bugs, to-day found guilty of arsop
being accessory before the fact in rng his hotel
at Frankfort. in March, 1877. He was convicted on
tho evidence of Eugene Widrick, an accomplish. who
was sentenced for Iifo and parconod Bargy was
fenced for lie 10 Auburn. Ho leaves vito and chill.
drcn. Roselle Smith aud Eugene BridenbecKer, ac-
completes. will be tried soon. They are young men OF
respectable families.
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ARTISTIC BURGLARS.

Burglars effected entrance Wednesday night
through tho hall door, the FIRST floor, Of the
building occupied by the Society OF Decora-
live Art, No 4 East Twentieth street.
and carried of considerable amount
OF valuable property. Yesterday superintendent
Walling notified OF the burglary, and list OF the
stolen property was furnished the Central ONCE The
properly stolen consisted Of laces ladies' fine apparel
and various knIck nacks.
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SAILED.

schoton Dutch Rotterdam State ,Br Glas-
gov: Herder Ger, Hau,burg Atlas tBr) Kingston &c
Saratoga Havana; Gamma tBr, Bermuda; Isaac Bell,
Richmond &c. Fanita, Philadelphia ships Freedom, Lv-
erpoo Caller ou (Br. London; Valiant, San Francisco;
barks Elena Q;er), Bremen; Shaemuc DID, Liverpool
Competitor (eo Stockholm; Iafrsuord Nor). Esinore
tienovar Matanzas Cupid Br), avre; Bygdin (Nor),
Copenhagen bngs Carl Rosenius Nor Algoa Bay, OCH
Clarernont (I3r), st Jonn, N Is.
Also sailed, bark Harriet Campbell (Br) for -
Brig Eliza Thomson for Barbados put back for hsrbor.
andsa Had nvalu
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A FIREMANS DEATH.

Charles ]. Connolly. the fireman who was injured
by falling through a hptchway while attempting TO
cxI!nguish tho fire No. ia Fulton street. Mon.
day night last Bellevue Hospital last evening
from The injuries received. Tho deceased was men,
Der OF Engine Company No. O.
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complications that might have created III feeling No
pecuniary Transactions are known 10 have ever oc-
Cured between them and their relations were always,
has been said, most cordial The Cause OF the
crime will probably never DO known.
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wholesale grocers, whose death announced last
week, was well known a old and successful mer
chant He strictly SELF made He was born
at Mount Pleasant, N. j. and began business In this
city In 1923 which he followed with UNMARRIED success
the time of his decease period Of fifty years.
His funeral occurred on Sunday last
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COMMODORE R. r. p1NxNEy.

Commodore Robert +. Piukncy died OF paralysis
yesterday morning at his residence IN Baltimore IN
the sixty seventh year Of his age Al tho outbreak
OF the civil the deceased captain IN the
Uniied States Navy, from which he resigned and en-.
tered the Confederate service. He in several
naval engagements.
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ESCAPED THE ROPE.

NEwBuRG, n. Y, March IA, 1873
John c. Baldwin, whose sentence Tor the murder Of
Springstecn, in this county was committed by tho
Governor from hanging TO imprisonment for life, was
removed to Sing Sing yesterday.
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SIR JAMES CARTER.

Sir James Carter, late Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court of New Brunswick, died Sunday, aged
seventy.three.
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LA PAGE TO BE HANGED.

CONCORD, n. H.; March IA, 1878.
Joseph La Page, the murderer Of josie Langmaid. 10
70 hanged tomorrow.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK March 14-Noon
The Western Union time ball to-day dropped cor
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from San Francisco March IL, bark Coral, Owen,
NIB, for the Arctic Ocean,