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The New York herald., 1878-03-25
CHICKERING HALL.

CHRIST THE REvEALER OF TnUTH-sERMoN
BIZ REV. SAMUEL CoLCoRD.
In Chickering Hall the Rev. Samuel Coloord
preached 'Christ the Reveaicr OF Truth, taking
his text from John, viii, 12'I am the light of the
world" Mr.. Colcord said in substance:-LiRht and
heat. both derived from the SUM- the two mIghu-
est forces In nature Jesus announces Himself the
light Of the world He s also called Of BiRhte-
What the sun the physlca, world Hc IL
in the spiritual II the SUI worshippers know
hall that we know about their gou, won-
dor that In ignorance Of tho spiritual
they bow down snd worship tho material.
Christ IL the light Of the world, tho Of righteous
ness, related to all spiritual lie and power. Should
HIS gnt 60 out IN the soul there Is eternal darkues
should the kindly warmth OF HIS rays Do Withdrawn
there 10 . winter within moro gloomy than Iceland
December His power withheld, iaith tails, the
flowers OF hope scken and faae tho fruits OF charity
languish and shrink away, Tho atmosphere or the
soul congcas and all spiritual life dies.
~ am the light OF tho world" says jesus Light
IL reveaior. Whatsoever 10th mako manifest Is
light Christ 10 the gnt Of the world maniicsting
God. He was Tod manifest In the flesh. The great
problem that bafcd the elect Of The world
ages is solved IN Christ. He is tho mystery OF God
made known. He 10 the brigh tness Of His glory
the express image oi his person For Christ TO come
into heart In spiritual dark ness Ii like
Christ floods the soul like SUNRISE and reveals the
glory Of that world.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

A UCrIONi AUCTION i-NOTICE, A FIRST GLASS
Agrocery. with good stock and Fixtures. young Horse
Wagon will be auctioned In few Further
notice tomorrow. HENRY BAUMANN, No. b74 7th av.
corner 4lst
A TTENTION-sEE wEsTCaEsTER COUNTY PROP.
~ for auction sale OF Villa the Hudson at Yonkers
be sold tomorrow (uesday). March 26. Ill broadway
sCHwAB, AUUTIONEEK. ATT BOwERy.-SALE
n .of German Circulating Library postponed until
uuesyl instead Of to-day, on account Of books
being all numbercd the consists oil about 5000
German books by all celebrated asthor Further
particulars day OF sale.
A -NO1ICE TO PARTIES DECLINING HOUSE
Askeecpng Tho undersigned will give his personal AZ
tention to
SALES or FURNITURE At PRIVATE RESIDENCES.
Charges moderate aud returns promptly m sde.
DANIEL A. xATTnkwS. Auctoneos, 81 IAbsrty 50
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

az ocloex. ~ los Mscdouga ST.. the elegant House
hold funitxe of three story and house:
wood Piano Pier and Mantel Mirrors Paintings and En-
cravings Par,or CHAMBER Dining Kitchen Furniture:
hBe velvet tapestry and other nns ot
Bedding China glass aEd silver ware absolute and
worthy OF attention. Dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

A DMINISrRATOR's SALE.
IA BENZ. J.. FAIRCHILD, Auctoneer,
will sell Monday March 25 ut 10 A. NJ. at southwest
4lst and Park av Fixtures &c. OF liquor saloon
consisting Of Becr Pump Bar, Back Bar Shelving lee
Glassware, Liquors. &c.
By order OF the administrators of the estate Patrick
TierneY dcceAkad.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

ENTIRE STOCK BOOKS. NEW AND OLD, CON.
sncd In Everett Library 6G6 6th salc this alter
noon and evening commencing az two ociock Stationery
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE COLD SEASON

having arrived, 1t behOOves people who
want 10 keep warm to look about them
for Clothing.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
THE AFGHAN WAR.
The British Occupy Dakka.
The Afgians Fleeing i'm Com
fusion

ToNDnN. Nov. 25.-A despatch from Dakks,
dated Monday at z o clock, says tnaS leaving
Ali Musjid in charge OF brush regiment,
General Browne pushed Cd. Inc nead men OF
the hill tribes came outon ths route 10 c0ngrat-
nJa,e him and pay their respects to Lundikana.
He marched 10 miles to where an advance
force was bivonscked. Major Cavagoan rode
on to Dakka, which he reached AZ O'Clock
Saturday evening. The Khan of Laipoon met
him with an offer OF SUBMISSION. AT dawn
Snnd Nv morning the British troops resumed
their march, arriving in d ,kka at noon, finding
it deserted and the font pluudered By the neigh
boring tribes. The British advance mas now
reached the frontier of Afshsnistan proper,
destroying by its successes the Ameers author
ity in the iudependent territory, thirty miles in
width from Jamrood to DAkka. The flying
Afghan army, in its efforts to escape, has been
plundered of everything The country has
been against it and has refused it shelter.
The news is confirmed that Jelalabad has
been evacuated aud that the garrison is in
headloug flight to wards Cabul Mahomed Shah
Khan, chef of Talpuor and the head of the
Mohammeds, hitherto the ameer's allies has
placed himself in Major Cavsgnan's hands.
The Nomad tribes who were preparing for
flight all remained and are bringing 10 SUP
Plies The villagers go about daily with the
utmost unconcern while the British army is
passing.
BOMBAY, Nov 26.--The Gazette ports that
the Ameer of Afghsnistap, upon hearing of the
fall OF Fort Ali Musjid, released his son Yakoob
Khan.
LAHORE, Nov. 26 1t is believed General
Browne will profit by the panic of the Afghans
to seize the Khurd Cabul Pass.
LONDON, Nov. pa despatch from Lahore
says Gen. Roberts had reached point half
way bstw cen Hazaripir and Kurum fort and
met no resistance. Gen. Biddulph entered
Pisheen Tuesday morning
BERLIN, Nov 26.-It is reported the the R1s-
sian Embassy to Catul has gous to Herat. 1t
is stated that Lord Augustus Lotus, the Brit
ish Ambassador at St. Petersburg, will de-
msnd an explanation Of the speech made BY
Gen. Kaufman when presenting the sword TO
the envoy of Shere Ali at Toskhard.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. November &c -Evening.-Coftou is
l-l6c lower and little more active sales 9S2 bales
Mddling upands at s. 6c; Orleans at 9.l6sc: for
WARD deliveries moderately active and a 8 points
lower. Fiour-recepLs 20, Sol bbls; slight in buy-
ers favor, prices however are without impoftant
changes sales 20 500 bbls; No al 40 a. 10; Super-
tine Western and State 1908 70 goed extra Western
aud State at 81 a 10; good 10 choice Western and
State at 10 q 5 90; choice White Wheat Western
extra at 55 a 25. Fancy White Wheat Western
at 30 "a so; good extra Ohio at 80 "a 90; choice
extra ST Louis at 80 q rs: Patent Minnesota ex
ira good to prime at 8 80 a 90: choice to doubIe
extra at 05 a s 25. including 5000 bbls CITY Mills
extra at g. a on; 1900 bbls low grade extra at
80 a Is; $500 bbls Winter Wheatsexlra Ar M M
Is; 170U bbS Minnesota extra at 95 "a 80 closinT
quiet Souihero flour quiet and steady sales
1000 bbls; com to fair extra at 90 a a. GOOD
to choice do at 10 a 6 rs. Rye -Four steadT at
90 a Is for Superfne. CornmeaI is Quiet: Vel
low 20 q 260: brandywine IS. WIN. si-recejpts
3O9,927 bush; irregular and unsettled opening SD
ac higher, closing quiet with advance lost; sales
900 bush, including $4,000 bush on SPOT aud specia
delivery rejected Spring at 80 q Sic ungraded Sorpe
ungraded Red at 05 al 053; No do at o. 00 06
Mo- do at l. @1 Ia; No do at lO5 "a Il nm,
graded Amber at O6 q 0s: No 9 do at Oh D
0S; un!iaded White at OF a III; No 3 do AT / AZ
q 0S; No bite, 5000 b1 h al 10 a / iii lat
ter an extreme; extra do $500 bush at il "a III
White State at 10 q il; 900 bush No While
deliyerable up to 10Th Decemoer en- t; No Snring
Tor ,vember, 5000 bush at sSc; do December on
push at sS3c 10 j inuary "a 900 bush at 99t "a sg1e
No Amber tor November $4,000 at OsA; do Be-
csLosr, 900 bush al VI g VA, closing at O6A
pa; y! asked; do January, 81 coo bush at O71 1
WIS closing at 073 bid, g72 asked; No Red for
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Internal revenue receipts yesterday 5000. los;
customs $309,S90.
The project to abolish outside ticket agencies
has been abandoned by railroads.
Neil & Williams bent wood works, Junction
City, o, are buried. Loss $4,000.
Mr.. Doyle, (Rep) was elected mayor OF
Providence yesterday.
Joseph D. Guppy, (Rep) was chosen mayor
of Dover, N. g., yesterday.
The propeller Lake Breezs was burned at
bennington, Oot, yesterday and VIM. III. Bush
burned 70 death.
John @. A. MIDGET was fatally Injured at
Plymouth, N. H., yesterday, by the premature
discharge of gun.
The Lackawana Coal Company yesterday
sold 10000 tous of Scranton coal at from 70 to
45 Genus ton lower than in October.
Several more letters are printed from the
South, giving accounts of the bulldozing of
voters and ostraclsm of Northerners.
The Vermont House has passed bill com
imprisonment for life. The Sendte refused to
concur.
The committee on expenditures in the State
Department took I'D Minister Stewards case
Yesterday, but adjourned until Saturday when
they will hear testimony.
The Pope has issued an order to bis bishops
and Catholic clergy to watch and circumvent
the wiles of the Impious and goddess men OF
the order of the American Union in the United
States.
1t is reported the frigate Black Prince with
the Duke Of Edinburg, will visit New York
after the reception festivities 10 Canada are
over. The Duke will also visit Washington
and there be the guest of Minister Thornton.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
EUROPE.
Panic ON a Ferry Boat.


LIVERPOOL Nov 26.-During the fog here
today crowded ferry boat while crossing the
Mersey colided with a ship at anchor. A panic
occurred on the ferry boat and several persons
jumped overheard and were drowned.
Count Andrassy's Dilemma.
PEsTH, Nov. 26. The action of the fnan ce
committee of the Austrian delegation in
refusing TO discuss the supplementary credit to
meet the expenses incurred iE the occupation
of the Turkish provinces raises m0nentOus
question on one 8 ide between the crown and
parliament, and on the other between the
latter and the delegation. Count Andrassy
endeavored to point out the inpracticability Of
the course taken by the committee. He
thought there were difficulties enough before
them without their being dispute about
parliamentary comretence, the end OF which
could not be foreseen An animated dis
cussion followed ending with q vote of IA
against not to enter in discussion OF the
credit demanded until the Reichsrath had
given its opinion on the treaty of Berlin to the
full delegation.
VIENNA. Nov. 26 Should Cornt Andressy
not adjourn the delegations and summons the
the delegations override the committees
decision. Dr.. Herbot, chairman, and bis
supporters in the committee W ill probably
resign their seats in the delegations
More lamentations in Italy.
PARIS, Nov. pa despatch from Rome
says that the Socialist agi alton continues in
the provinces. The Deputy Mayor of Osinio
near AHcova was stabbed by an assassin. At
JEST, neighboring town, the Repubf cans
carrying red flag paraded the streets.
Foreign Notes.
Lord Dofferin speaking at Belfast yesterday
predicted a bright future for Canada and
warmly eul0gized the American people.
On the return of the Emperor the authorities
will declare Berlin in state of saige under
the Socialist law
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27

Portland; schs ontara, Allen, st Vincent Oct 1G for
sarah Birf, Baltimore for Boston, P Wyman,
and Norman Weehawken tor do; Alcora, New Yors
for do, hiram Tucker, and Charlie Sleadman. do tor
do: l. McNichols. Port johnson TOR de: Welaka,
and Cygnus, Hoboken for do; Katie Mitchell New
York Tor do, Olive, Weehawken for Lynn Castilian,
Port johnson tor do: Annie Frye. New York tor do;
joachim, from Rondout tor Salem and Portland; Mary
Steele, Virginia for Portland; Saarbruck. Philadel
phia for do GoTeseil splits Margie Perth Amboy for
do; John Mayo. New Bedford for Bangor; Chas A
Ropes, New York tor Calass W Page. do for East
port; Maggie Ellen. Weekawken for Portland.
In port, schs Mabel Hall Ward Parks, Mars Hill,
Loduskls, H0dgman, Victory, John L. Tracey,
Ro & Adra, Angola, Irving Leslie. and the above
arrivals.
EDGARTOwN-Ar 2Sd, sch Dolphin, Young, New
Yors for Boston.
Sid 25d. sch Ring Dove, Cousins. New York
Sailed oath sehs HaIhiDger, for Saiem; Corvo. TOR
Rock land; Red Rover, for Ellsworth, W Dubo'q,
for Pemaqud; American Eagle, tor Dover Addie e
Portsmouth; l. Sargent. Sargent, New York for
Salem; Governor, Eaton, do for do; Alpine, Mar
shall do foe Boston.
BosToN-Ar 18th, barque Nicola Harper. from
Surinam.
Al 10Th. bar1ue Norton Slower, Sherman. Bonaire;
schs Sadie Willcott. WATTS, Baltimore; Leonard,
Dorr. Lamoine; Swallow. Carlow, Calais; Nepouset.
Springer, Sullivan, Torpedo Wilson. Lubec; Frank
Maria. Alley, Ellsworth; j Whiting Carter, Mt
Desert: st Elmo. Jones' Bristol; Challenge Meser-
vey, and Bangor, Truworthy, Bangor; 5 Adams
Rockand; Lindsey, johnson, Portland.
Cid 26th. brig Carrie Pickering, Torrey, Addison
sch LamOne, Leach, Beaufort.
Sid, barque Mary q Reed.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
THE NEW VlCEROY.

MONTREAL, Nov. 26.-The Marquis Of Lorne
and party will arrive here Friday.
HALIFAX. Nov. 26 The Marquis and
Princess Louise aud Duke of Ednburg
dined with Lieut.. Governor Archibald last
evening. The guests comprised many
prominent personages The drawing room
reception was held Immediately after dinner
by the Princess and was attended by large
number of ladies and gentlemen.
The Princess wore rich, white, ribbed silk
petticoat surmouuted BY dress compose d
entirely of black velvet, handsomely trimmed
with CLAIR du lune. jet head dress, diamond
tiara, feathers aud yell; ornaments, d iamonds
and pearls; orders, the Victoria and Albert and
Indian. Ii is understood that the Princess
and Marquis are much pleased at the grand
reception.
A large number of gentlemen attended the
levee held by the Marquis of Lorne at the
Legislative Council Chamber this afternoon.
At the conclusion a number of addresses were
presented, one being from st. Georges
Charitable Society.
Wednesday at II o'clock the Governor
General and the Princess depart for Montreal,
where they will arrive at noon Thursday. The
Duke of Edinburgh will sail in the Black
Prince for England Wednesday or Thursday.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
EX-SECRETARY MORRILL,.

No Charges Ag ainst Him i'm the Chic ago
Castom HI suse Marter-The Story the
Work of Iadicteh Parties.
CHICAGO, Nov. CAPITALIZATION is made here
of statement from ex-senator Lot M. Morrill,,
denying the reports that he was indicted by
Chicago grand jury for completely 10 the GUS
tom house frauds Trustworthy Information
is at hand that the jury never had under COL
sideration the Indictment or even the name OF
the ex-Secretary, aud it is believed that the ru-
mors which have missled him were instigated
by parties whe were indicted and who wished
to shield themselves bshind his good name and
thus belittle the charges and break the force
of the indictment.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
Murdered for Revenge.

CINCINNATI, Nov. ga special ftOm
Augusta, Hancock county, Ill. says DR.. Daniel
Pierson was called up at 8 o'clock Saturday
night by an unknown man who said he worked
and he had been sent to call the doctor to a.
tend Mrs. Gorwood. The doctor at once sad
died his horse and returned. About an hour
later be was found by the road side horribly
mapgled, his skull broken by an iron bar
which was lying near him, his brains oozng
out DR.. Person was member of the board
of trustees and very active in suppresslng la W
lessness, and it is thought some one who re-
ceived punishment at the doctors instigatioD,
committed the murder.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card,


The General Committee for the Carnival of Au-
thors, wish to express their grateful appreciation
and thanks to all, who SO efficiently aided them in
the entertainment Of last week. We are under espec
ia obligations to Mr.. Fassett tor the beautiful archi
tectural designs he so generously furnished, to Mr..
Brock for the careful manner in which they were
effect ually wrought out, and to Messrs Smith and
Abbott for Ugh ing the interiors. To Mr. Curtis of
the Portland Theatre we are particularly indebted
for the loan of valuable properties and for much
sstance and advice and to all of those from the diff
ferent parishes who have given their time and labor
so kindly and harmoniously for the good of all. To
the hard working committees of Refreshments and
their untirng cashiers, to Mr.. Frank Clement and
Mr.. Lovejoy for the artistic well whiGh was the
central attraction, To Mr.. Harry Brown for his
very valuable assistance, to Messrs. Hudson and
Kimball for very beautiful decorations. To Mrs.
Hawey Tor her kindly and uutirng services. To j..
L. Shaw and Mr.. Stephen Marsh and II. T. Cook
To Mr.. Geo. Fl. Libby stage director, and his val
liable assistants. To all those who loaned furniture
and costumes. To Mr.. Marks for printing. To Mr..
stephen Berry, whose services were invaluable; and
to all of the gentlemen connected with the city jour-
nails beg to them of our entire appreciation
of their generosity and the benefit derived, and to
Miss E. S. Jones to whom we are indebted for the
daily Carnival Reporter, which was so brilliant
| feature of the week. To Seth W. Fuller & Son Of
Boston, for the use Of their electric bell. To all
| whom we remember, but cannot personally address
we present our thanks and beg to assure them that
when the last bell sounded for the closing of our
| brief drama, we felt that we were parting from
| friends. THE GENERAL COMMITTEE,
| no27 snd1t
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
MARRIED.

In this CITY, Nov &c by Rev. W. e. Gibbs assisted
by Rev. G Weston Rev. Geo W. Bicknell and Miss
ID. Lizzie Coles worthy both of Portland.
In this city, Nov. 26. by Rev. nr Smaller, Moses
Day aud Miss Della B. Wallace, both Of Cape Eliza
beth
In this city, Nov. &c. by Rev. j. R. Day Charles G.
LIBBY OF Windham Centre and Miss Nancy a. Had
lock. of Portland.
In this city, Nov. Is by Rev. c. j. Clark, Leander
W. Hal and Miss Mary Baker. both of Chelsea, Me.
In Windnam Nov 10. by Rev. W. j. Twort. Rev.
7, F. Millett of Gorham and Miss A. j. Mason Of
Windham
at White Rock, Nov. 49, by Rev. W. j. Twort,
Alonzo B. Stevens and Miss Louisa Whitney, both OF
Windham.
In Gardiner, Nov. II, Capt. Amos Baker OF Pitts
ton and Mrs. Fannie E. Brookings of Augusta.
In Bristol, Nov. II, John O. Fossett and MIS-. Mary
S. Yates.
In North Edeecomb. Nov. IL, Mard F. Lewis of
Wiscasset and Miss Lizzie M. Brown of Edgecomb.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

A terrible disaster is reported this morning.
The steamship Pommorania of the New York
and Hamburg line, was sunk off Folkstone in
the English channel, yesterday, by collision
with Welsh bark, during thick fog. Fifty
eight persons are missing, and most them prob
ably are drowned. They were largely Storage
passengers. The captain stuck by the ship to
the last and went down with her. The bark
had her bow stove in aud was scarcely able to
get into port.
In reply to an inquiry of the editor of the
Christian Union, Secretary Sherman has writ
ten long letter describing the outrsges prac-
ticed by the Redmond gang upon revenue Off
GERS, and also the fraud and terrorism resorted
to to defeat Republicans in the late election:
Ths Austrian ministry is in q perplexing
dilemma owing to the refusal of the committee
of the Hungarian delegation to discuss the
credit asked for by Andrassy.
A despatch from Chicago says that the story
that ex-Secretary Morrill, was charged with
completely is the Chicago custom house frauds
was concocted by men who were indicted.
There is no truth whatever in it,
John Armstrong, member of the Rowe
Or6mdilC OUupduys AooiAuS osSAiCvCo os . Nv
tice of his Uriah Heep, which appeared in yes
terdsy's Argus, assaulted the writer OF 1t, Mr..
M. w. Higgins, on the street, yesterday after
noon. Complaint was made. but Armstrong
sneaked out of town before the police could
arrest him.
Judge Whitaker of the Superior Court Of
New Orleans, yesterday, directed the grand
jury to make full investigation Of the alleged
election frauds.
The Marquis of Lorne and the Princess were
further entertained at Halifax, yesterday.
The Portland 'longshoremen complain of the
importstion of Canadians to do the work Of
loading and unloading the Beaver and Domin-
ion steamships.
The British have occupied Kakka, which il
within the territory of Afghanistan proper. Sc
far they have met with no resistance, the
Afshans fleeing in confusion before their ad.
vance.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
California Mauiux stocss.
watertown Cattle Market.

WATERTowN, November 26.-Beet Cattle-receipts
~ head Ibis is brisk week for live stock trade,
butchers buying very sparingly. Poultry is the
Chief artisle in demand for Thanksgiving The sup
ply OF Beef Cattle is consequently very light and was
prices ranged firm for really good Beef stocks sales
OF choice at 1000 OF 70; extra at 90 q 6 rs; first
quality at 30 q IS; second quality at rs % 90;
third quality at IS. Store Cattle, Working oxen
per pair at 500 1850; Mich Cows and Calves at $40
q $50.
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1920 head; prices rang
ed hrm and &c advance on some choice f1ocks; sales
IN lots at IS each extra at 90 a 70, OF trom a.
&c % fbi Veal Calves II q 5ac P fb.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-27
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PORT TOWNSEND, WT--Ar 10Th, ship Majestic,
BRUNSWICK, GA-Sld 2Ott, sch Izetta, Kinks,
New York.
CHARLESTON Cid list, sch Charlotte Fish,
Sid 18th, ship sylvanus Blanchard, Cakes, Liver
pool.
from Kennebec.
BALTIMORE-Ar a5th, barque John Rottman,
Nash, Bordeaux.
Ar 2lth, brig Edith Hall, Thayer. Richmond
Cid 26th, baroue lille, Sawyer. Lisbon.
Blake. Matanzas.
Ar 25th, sch Only Son. Meady, Bangor
Ar 26th. sch David Il Tock. Pickett, Sagua
Cid 18th, steamer Reading. Colburn, Portland; sch
Freq Q holden, MeRae, Medford; Ethan Allen, Blake
ar at Delaware Breakwater 25th, brig Smith,
Sid Esd barque Adolph Eneler, for Bordeaux.
NEW YOkK-Ar 25tb, barque Abby Bacon, Mer-
riIl. Malaga; scbs Cathe Berry, Seavey Savannah
Jennie Summons, Grace. Wilmington; Helen Nj
Ar 26tb, barque David Babcock Colcord. Caibarien.
Passed through He'll Gate 25h scbs Nellie, from
New York for Calais; Willie, do for Boston; Mail,
Cid 25th, ship Transit Hagan. Liverpool; barque
Arletta, Nichols. MonteVideo; f Genera simmons,
havana; L Holhrook Robertson Cardenas: schs
Etna Sawyer Mayaguez; Grace Webster Young,
Sid 18th brig Renshaw for Salonica; schs Harper,
Light Boat, Osprey, Georgia ID Loud, Searsyille and
Sarah Jones, bound east.
NEW HAvEN-Ar 23d, sch Georgia, Coffin, from
PROvIDENCE-Ar 25th, schs SpeedwelI, Whit
ten. Baltimore, Saratoga. Nickerson, and Maud
Webster, Wentworth, Port johnson; e Stevens
Smith, and Keuduskeag. Trash, do; Delmont Locke,
Dodge HoboBen
BRIsToL-sd oath, sch Beta Sanborn, New York
vie New port.
PAWTUCKEr-Ar2 5th, sch Saratoga, Nickerson
Port johnson.
:, SON ERSEr-Ar oath, sch Porto Rico, Armstrong,
Rondout.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 18th. schs VIM
DemIng, hutchinson. CuIaeoa tor New aaven; Let
tie Wells, ashford, Sagua for New York.
NEWPOkT-Ar 23d, sch Il Willard. from SOM
erset for New York.
Ar zith, schs Beta, Sanborn, Machias via Bristol,
Swlth boat stove), Gen Howard Green New York
I n portiand; Virginia, Armstrong Weehawken for
Ar goth, schs Lindsey Kennedy. New York for
BBngnlon; A McNichols, Robinson, Weehawken for
SD scbs Susan, Aobie Willard, Gen Howard,
Handy. Rondout.
NINEYAkD-aAVEN-Ar 9Th brig Adelia Nc
Loon. from philadelphia for Boston: Fl Il McGilvery
IRON Port johnson for do; City of Moue from do for