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BILLIARDS.

The billiard match between Sexton and Yank Adams
was played Inst night in Glmore's Garden before
several hundred people. platform occupied por'
ton of the centre OF the garden, on which a 5x10
billiard table had been placed. Mr.. Snediker was the
referee and Mr. ST. John ofhciated as marker Tho
gamc was tho first Of series OF three Adams 10
score 600 finger billiards against Sections 900
with the cue.
Shortly after eight p. N. the game began. Yank Adj.
ans having won the lead. The first few innings were
undressing until Mr. Adams made run OF 1O4 On
the sixth inning Sexton made pretty littlo run of
So On the eighth inning Adams scored 122 in
Just three minutes. An close of the tenth inning
the game stood-Adams, 231 Sexton. 70 The latter
now began to play better, and IN the twelfth inning
made quito artistic run OF 30, nursing
the balls along tho side cushion nth delicate touch
In the following inning he repeated his run OF 96
and then the sixteenth inning added III moro to
his score. In the seventeenth inning he made u
brilliant run OF LAT. The score then siood:-Adams,
237; Sexton, $780,
The nngor player now began to play a splendid
game In the eighteenth inning he scored 306, which
he followed in the nineteenth inning with LILO In
the TWEEN inning Sexton scored 101 and then the
game stood--Aaams, 1662 Sexton. 600. Tho next few
iunngs undressing, and in the twenty
Adams scored 10 while Sexton made pretty run OF
100 Adams won the game on the thirty.lrst inning,
having scored 2, 600 while Sexton was making S29.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Emscrizs (Br), Bland, Mverpool-Johu Sea :
steamer Ailsa SBr, Hughes, Port au Prince. ssvans.
Steamer CITY Of Austin Chester FernandiDa via Port
Snip Liverpool, Lambert, London-Grinneii, Mtntun
Ship Bantam tBr), Grandn. London George Builey.
ship Jaime Gibbs (Arg). Botei Savannah-Conner Bros
Bark Hawthorn (Br). Whitney. Livsrpool-soammel
BARK Arcduca Rodolfo tAus, Cattartnch, Bristol, E.
Bark Ruth mon. Emerson. Gfanton-Fuuch, Edys Co.
Bark Calcutta GtaD. Lauro, Cork for orders-Funch.
Bark Patent (Nor) Chrissosrsen Cork Falmouth for
orders-Funch. Edve 4 Co.
Bark t}ermans (1sr), Ciuver 81 emen-Hermann, Koop
Bark Fried,ef or. Morthensen. Chrstiania-C Tobias
4 Co.
Bark Matte NtaD, Cneaco, Bordeaux-Funch, Edye
Bark Scots Bay tBr). Murray, Valparaiso and Africa
B"rk X murray, Jr, Hartman. Havana-J Ward Co.
Bark Daring, Anderson. Portland. Me-Miller Hsugh.
Brig Dunay tAus Biaservich. Cork Falmouth for
Brig SNOW Drop Br,. Butel, oporte-Georgc Bulley
Brig Ysidora Rionda tBr, Chase Portland AeAfiller
HouChton. - 49,
scHr Delhi, Emerson, Porto CsbeIlo-Pennistoo 4 Co.
Schr Vim II Rutan, Miller, Demcrurn-F Whitney.
Sour ohm McGnnis. Coibourn Baracoa-B Weinberg 4
schr speedwesl, Whittier. BaraeoaB wenbsrga& Co.
schr Myrover, Brown. Chareston-Evans, Ball Co.
Sehr Breeze, Cranmer, Richmond, va-Siaght Bailey
Schr Hlwood Burton, Jarvis. Phiiadslpnis-A Dayton
sehr Oper. (Br), Fowler, Perth Amboy-P Nevius 4
Son
Sioop Constantine, Britton Elisabsthport, MI
Gregg,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY,

Captain Dcddcs, of the Caland (Dutch). at
Rotterdam Now York. Chief officer o Pexolet
of the Geert tGer Hamburg from New York.
and Capt Reynolds of steamer City OF Merida from la
vana thanks for special observa
tions connection with the HERALD weather ser.
vice.
dom before reported of Charleston leaky arrived up at
18th. A survey will be held on her 1T once.
Brig FLORA (Br). supposed capszed in the Gulf,
owned cy 10" o az :. John and
and two OF his crew belong In New Brunswick.
BRG HERMAN. Patterson. from Rosario &c. Boston, at
Vineyard Haven rcports;-On IAN % in hcsvy gale
and shed had fine weather to lat 10 NJ aerward had
several gales.
BRIc ABBiE G TIrcoMB, wrecked tho passage from
Glasgow Havana owned in Portland by Capt Lane
Others. Her freight consisted OF COAL insured at
Weineet, Mass and probably worth $500 The
sci valued at about $4,000, Of which Capt Lane
owned quarter
ScnR EVA MAY, which arrived at Philadelphia today
from 81 Pierre repos lost split sails and received
other aam age the 18th nst OFT Leoge Light during
WNW gale.
sLoor PiLor in going ont OF Newport 18th, when be.
Beaver Tail and Brentons Reef Lghtshp, carried
her and towed back by pilot boat sovereign
OF The Seas and soop rcaser
WRrcxA largo schooners hoon with the sail attached
was March TO- about $50 miles ESE OF attoras by
Capt Gherbas. Of Austrian bark Carolina nj Now York
Nth.
EAsrpoRr March I5-Navgation Is open at Calais and
vessels are loading for New YORK;
HALIFAX Ms, March i3-The steamer Newfoundl and,
from st Johns. NE which arrived hero to-day passed
through 60 miles OF heavy Gnlt leo on "Wednesday
~ Johns the 9Th inst and the the 10th
Tor the ice
who arrived, reports that the 18th February
McKanaia aud Allan Grant left the vassel in dor1
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CHARGES OF FRAUD.

Perjury and conspiracy wore the charges upon
which Louis Burnett and Paul Nichols were arraigned
yesterday in the Essex Market Police Court. II ap-
pears that In 1876 Paul Nichols who then had fancy
goods at No. CPS Second avenue, failed. His
creditors put execution in tho hands OF sheriff
Conner who LEVIED the place, but only to DO met
with a plea preferred by Burnett that he had
had the pusiness transferred to him several
months before. A suit Ia the Marine Court grew out
OF this. in which Mr.. Burnett joined issue with The
Sheriff ana carried 1tgation spite of the cred.
tors OF Nichols, asserting that the transfer u
scheme adopted by the pair 10 save the latter from
the consequences of his failure Burnett they
claimed, had boon intimate friend Of the Nichols
family. He had resided with them for "a timc, and
had been engaged To female member, Miss
Jennie Nichols. All these things were testified 10 by
Abraham Bieber, Isaac Lich,onstoin Jacob Tildcner
and various other gentlemen with Scrpural sur
names Burnett and Nichols, for their part, seemed q
little taken aback AT the cloud OF witnesses who
threatened them, and contcndod themselves with a
statement that everything had been fair and upright
IN their TRANSACTIONS Judge Flammer determined to
withhold his decision until further testimo ny could
be adduCed.
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AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.

Captain Samuel Burnett, aged thirty.iour, died on
Thursday at the residence OF his father, Captain
Charles Burnett ST., at No. 2lS Eighth street, Jersey
CITY, the family postponed tho funeral ceremonies
until tho arrival of the brother OF tho deceased Cap
Charles Burnett, Jr, OF the Ellen Tobln.
The schooner reported at Sandy Hook on Thurs
DAY. aud yesterday the bcrcaved father went to tho
Morris street dock, where the schooner anchored
TO notify his son OF his brothers DEATH HIS grief
may be imagined when the mate OF tho vessel sor.
rowully informed MIN that hrs other had been
washed overheard and lost while on the voyage to
Jersey City. The mates story was that during the
gale on Monday night the captain began recnng tho
calls. They about 0vo miles OF Barnegat, N. d.
and 1t was eleven O'Clock. Tho tossed the
vessel from side TO side, and one OF tho waves
breaking over the deck, wished of tho captain. A
small boat could not DO trusted TO the watcr and
rope thrown by the men. Captain Burnett seized
IL and was drawn up tho side Of the schooner Ia
within six foet OF the deck, whom his hands slipped
and ho fell back INTO tho water and was drowned.
The family was very we'll known In Jersey City aud
the afflicted father has the sympathy oil large mum
Dor Ut friends
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STILL IN JAIL.

Joseph Lopez, committed by Judge Van Brunt for
perjury at the close OF the brought against him
by Miss Morrison for the annulment OF their mar
riage yesterday brought before Judge Lawrence,
In Supreme Court, Chambers, upon the writ Of habeas
corpus obtained by Mr. Thomas F. Byrne his counsel,
with the view 10 piish his release from prison.
Al FIRST the Court refused to hear the counsel the
absence OF any representative from the District At
torneys office but finally permitted tho lawyer
70 20 on. Mr.. Byrne then read the commit
menL ana claimed that under the statute
the was no ground for tho commitments that Judge
Van Brunt did not SIT as q committing magistrate but
rs Judge At Special Torn, and that the statute re-
mony given there and then He insisted that the
facts clearly entitled the discharge Lopez
'.Glve mo your authorities and will examine
them," said the Judge.
ssThere lie no examination required" Insisted Mr..
Byrne; "can't you decide on the spot; II will take
but lew minutes. This mans liberty IS at stake"
III would not attempt 10 do such a thing In tho
whri OF Chambers business" replied the Judge VI
will examine your authorities and give you my de-
cision after recess''
After recess Judge Lawrence passed down the writ,
on which he had written bis decision as foOws:-
The Judge wbe issued the COMM ment had power
so under section article title 4, chapter part at
the Revised Statutes II section of the same
article Tho writ Is dismissed and the prisoner remanded
This ended the matter for Lopez, who was at once
taken back the Tombs. Later in the afternoon Il
was stated indictment had boon found against
him tho Grand Jury.
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PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1873
The commencement OF the medical department Of
the University Of Pennsylvania IL always day to be
remembered In Philadelphia cluster Of memories
hang around this old instit1tion-the first medical
school ON this continent-apd Philadelphia feels
just pride In college that has enrolled
among her teachers such lights In med.
cine as Shipper, Rush, Chapman, Horner, Wood,
Hodge and many others whose contributions TO
science have, aside from their oral teachings as
sisted IN tho advance OF medical science. Tho
Academy OF Music this morning presented brilliant
scene, being we'll filled, the audience comprising a
large share OF ladies' Alter music by Hasslers orches
ira prayer was offered by the Right Rev. William
Bacon stevens, Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. An address was delivered by Professor ID.
Hayes Agnew In commemoration OF tho endowment OF
the Jonn Rhea Barton chair Of surgery and clinical
surgery.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The degree OF Doctor OF Medicine was conferred by
Charles J. stilc LII d., provost OF the University,
upon the graduates, 1877 In number. The number
speaks well Tor the OF the school under To
new curriculum, which Is more rigorous than any
ever before established In the United states.
The yaleuictory address OF DR.. William Goodel was
an admirable effort, containing much practical ad-
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THE ALICE CONSPIRACY.

LETTERS ADDRESSED TO CAMPBELL FROM Eu-
ROPE ESTABLISH HIS CONNECTION WITH THE
FRAuD-No TRACE YET OF THE CREW.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE March Is, 1873
Up 70 Iatc hour this evening there had been no
Developments OF importance in connection with the
Alexis conspiracy. Collector Thomas, the British Con-
sui the agent for tho German underwriters and the
police authorities have not relinqushed their Efforts
TO unravcl the mystery but nothing Indicating any
thing like a realization their efforts have come to
light The seals oil tho letter addressed 10 Captain J
L. Campbell, from Liverpool and Ireland. alluded
TO yesterday In my despatch, were broken to-day
The one from Liverpool was from CampoePs intner,
and the other from ireland from mis- sisters, WINE
their contents we're OF personal character and aude
in no way 10 the conspiracy They establish tho TACT
that Campbell, when he sailed from laguayra ala
not contemplate taking the Alice 10 Hamburg, where
she was consigned, but to bring her to this port
THIS determines him to have been one OF The con-
splrators, II not the principal In tho scheme.
The police have heard nothing oil any oil the crew.
although the search still being prosecuted vigo-
ousIy. No reply has been received IRON Naugoen ~
Co. OF London, In response TO the inquiry AS 10 IN
whose name the Alice rs registered and consequently
her rea ownership is still in doubt In the Custom
House the papers OF an arrival from Laguayra
hero years ago were compared with those OF the
"Alexis" and the latter clearly shown to pc
fraudulent The negro who was acting as kinnear's
servant still in custody and processes ignorance OF
any fraud.
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attend their ...-l. and never returned 1t blew hard

to attend their travis and never returned blew hard
that no dory could live.
PHILADELPHIA. March 15-Bark Templar tBr from Liv-
erpoo has landed at Icwes the Of ship Ceestia Eu'
pire. before reported abandoned. .
Gutter Hamilton picked M oil Indian liver 'olo
aud foreopmast OF schooner and Delivered them 70 inc
deputy collector at Lewcs
THE FIRST CANADIAN SEALING srEAMrR-The Albert. the
first sealing steamer that sailed from Canada et nc.
tou Tor the sealing grounds with crew OF Steen
hands, and will take board others at the Magd.rrsn
Islands after which she will her course me
Albert Will hold about 600 seals which, II cnpturca sue
will land At the Magdaen Islands and then proceed on
second voyage She is furnished with powerful machinery
SHPBuILpISG- Currier Jr. OF Newburyport. com
mencet building March l3 his 9th ship she Is 10 DO
1850 tons register.
Mr. John p Knowles. I'd, OF New Bedford. and others
have contracted with Keen. of North Weymouth: to
build bark OF about 200 toms designed for the whaling
breadth Of beam and is feet depth of hold The keel to
be Of rock maple her frame entirely OF Plymouth county
white oak and the cupboard pankng, ceiling ana DECK
beams Of Southern hard pine She Is to be completed In
Guiding rigging ana sails and ready for delivery In
September
MISUNDERSTANDING Perkins. Of Kennebunk. will on
Monday next launch fine ship which they havo been
building Tor Geo Lord Co. OF Boston.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

s c. 81: i, S.. :siS
Hecon. Hoyes. iloilo for New YORK. $500.
s Kns
e: ss Reed A: y1s 80
s:.s. Do ESaus
Kelley; rrnes ssgsnt @ GrAhs% s. dS g
Pendleton unc; bark Almira Robinson farbox, for
BATAyiA, Jan 2Isaiod bark Tho Frederick tBr, RoOp
In port Jan IS ship Akbar, Lsmson, for Boston:
Jan 22fn port brig Hail Columbia. Brereton,
ctLcurrA, FEB Sin port ship. cGmp.s Br,. .s. and
e.
yss ship. seh ssws. Mar.
CALAo. Fob ls-Arrivod, ship Oregon, Cushing vaips
Feb S port. ship g Lon
Bai.imoIs arrived 10th; Nicola Harper. from Now York
GInn4izAn March e-Arrivod, brig Esna (Br,. McKin-
MasLA March Tin port. bark Ellsworth, Whitney. for
s sI sor% n nD M Kitchen
rupert (Br, Wade, for Europe: bark solomon, Brown,
MAcAssAn Dec lssaled, brig wsrkworth Castle (Br,.
MAUni1ius Jan as~Hrrived, brig Mary Celeste rush
B. ssHd lip sr saya cha Gs.s's
MA7ANzAs March SIN port barks BaYard tNor), Toms
son. John Rottman, Bay for New York. ldg; Mary
Dcvereux Bohemia IBID, Merriam; Lucille tBr Andrews
ford Parsons Nellie Dinsmore May; Emma Heather,
Hudson; N Smith smith; Fred Ebbett (Br), veae
Ada Ames Adams; Dora Prndal Mno; Rillie Derby.
Nayor Lizzie Dewey, Davis, Norma Smith. and John
PARA Fcb i7-Arrved schr May Monroe. Bartlett from
and for New York.
In port Feb o. schs Maggie Abbott Abbott from Msran
ham; w Wilson, Wilson, Beromnn, for -.
KASGOOy, Jan 3l-In port ships Alice Buck Herman
for Europo Thrashcr Bosworh. for 90; VIM McGilvery
Nickels. for do Belle OF Bath, Whitmore for do; Elwe
Bsrstow. forEurope; ALBANIA (Br,. Matthias, for do.
York land sid Jan 80 for Adent
RIO JANEIRo, March e-Arrved previously, bark Ado
| laide, Bailey, Baltimore. -
Arrived prior to 18th, bark Dom Pedro II, Hudgins
souRAnAYA Jan o--saed bark Corea, stannard, Tjib
atap; prior Jan @ bark Obed Baxter Baxter, Manila.
SAGoS Jan 27-In port bark Moses Tower, II sliett
unc.
sisGApoRK 3lIn port bark Victor Pond. from New
York via Batavia arrived 10Th.
SMYRNA, Feb 16--Saied. bark Rebecca Moultou. AZ
| wood. sandy HOOK for orders. -
ST Thomas March 1-Arrivcd. sehr John l. Colby. vii
cox Demersra; 3D. brig Long Reach Anderson. Vienna
(Br Nuttcr Martinique 4tn. bark Jonquna (Br), Gard
ncr Salon,ca schrs ohm Colby Wilcox Demerara 9th
| z II Foster Coombs, Naples.
Sailed lss brigs Sherwood (Brl, Turner, Cuba; Sd
Shasta Bray Dart r) Golfer. Porto Rico 20 ioat
| David Webster, Foss st Johns PR
sr JonN NIB, March ID Arrived schr Spectator (Br)
Cleared i3th, ship Sally CBr,. Atkins. Liverpool
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON March I4-Cicared, brig Caroline Gray Peass.
Havana =.
pool saxon. SNOW philadelphia New Brunsyck, Hall.
81 John NIB Allentown, Mills, Phladelphta; berks, Pen
dietsn do; Gsucus, Bearo, New York; bsrks Neptune,
Bcat, Cienfscgos; Kbedvc, Cole, Annoy; Fanny Lewis
a-Pitro. -.
bark belt DO Mcbride London; sohr Moses Is Tower.
-, Turks Island.
Brown NEWBORN Nc. bark KaIisto tNor). Kittel, Bor-
dcaux schrs II Kranz, Pitcher, Buenos Ayres Ocean
Lily. Meyer, Morant Key. go.
Ian TavIor Providenco bsrks Lotto r), Innis Galway
All (norl Thorhonsen. Queen1owni uiAwathe Dbl LIZ:
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GENERAL SHIELDS LECTURE.

An Interesting lecture will be delivered tomorrow
evening at Stsinway Hall by Major General James
Shields who announces as his subject "Ireland aud
Her Hopes-the Experiences OF My Life" The
lecture is gwen Tor the benefit OF the Vet
eran Corps OF the Sxty-nnth regiment and
the occasion is also intended as cele
bra.ion Of st. Patrick's Day. General Shields
boro conspicuous part during the late war and at
tanned his high rank by SUCH gallant conduct In the
field that his appearance on tho lecture platform an
Interesting event. Tho TACT that he 10 representa-
tive Irish soldier who has done yeoman service for
his adopted land should give the General good audi
cucc especially the proceeds OF his lecture arc TO
aid the orphans and widows Of bravo mon.
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SAILED.

Steamer Tybee for st Domingo; ship Josephine tNer,.
Colombo dtab, Cork; WINSTON. AMER; Virginia dta).
Hull; Ercoie uta) Bristol. Marina (Brj, London
saga Nor). Queenstown; Tlafrsjord (Nor). Elstnore;
Poscdon (Norj. Glasgow; Churchill (Br. Cork; An
bgs Acels Thuricw. Montevideo Francescs dtab Bris
toll E jeremiah Havana: schrs Florence Rogers, Mar
sces Paul Seavy. Laguayra; Kendall. Jacksonville;
Brookngs, Norfolk; Lorinc. Philadelphia; Lucy d,
Alcott. A falkenburg l. Frazier Frances, Jouea,
i Hurbar.. 2 = Binns. Ackeyiy, ssurses. Mary
Thomas. q W Anderson. Nellie Paine-all for Southern
coastwise ports.
Also sailed. bark Churchill fr), for Cork Falmouth
schr Abby X Bentley, Jacksonville.
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ALLEGED INFANTICIDE.

Sarah Mulvey, q young woman. was yesterday ar
rested at the Charity Hospital, Jersey City, by Cor
ouer Rouan, ON charge Of intantclde and lodged In
the County Jail. She was employed as a domestic at
the house Of Mr. W. Bethany, No. 119 Pacific avenue
Jersey city, and two weeks ago gave birth to q child
which she concealed under her bed and went about
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REGIMENTAL REVIEW.

Tho Sixty ninth regiment, N.G.sN.Y., gave bat
TALON drill and review last evening at tho State
Armory Thirty.hfth street and Seventh avenue. The
affair had been gotten up in honor Of General James
Shields, who, however, was prevented from being
ceived marksmen's baages:-Major Edward Duffy,
Captains John Kerr Carton, Cushing, Brennan Regan,
Duffy and Punkett, Lieutcnants Regan, Conner. Bres
I'm McFeeley and Ntzhugh, The enlisted mon who re-
celved badges numbered fifty After the regiment
was dismissed promenade concert was given.
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SEMINARY ASSOCIATION.

Tho annual meeting OF tho New York German.
American Seminary Association held at L,cder-
kranz Hall, No. IS East Fourth street, last night.
Among other bus mesa transacted was tho amending
OF Tho bylaws that tho moneys In the possession OF
the association could DO Immediately gwen to the
treasuror of tho National American Seminary
Association (of which this association is but a
instead Of waiting until II was Incorporated
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A THEATRICAL CoMpANY's TROUBLES
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

WHEELING. W. Va, March Is, 1873.
The theatrical company known as the Molly Ma
yuire Troupe in trouble, as II 10 alleged That tho
mansger Charles Forbes, has deserted the eight or
ten ladies and gent lcmen comprising tho company at
5toubcnvic. They assert that Forbes not only COL
icctcd all the money due tho troupe, but also bor-
rowed money from several OF the actors leaving all
Of tho members OF the company deeply IN dcbt at tho
hotel and literally without any money. Tho amount
alleged 10 have been appropriated by the missing
manager Is placou at over $500.
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HAZING AT DARTMOUTH.

HANOVER, n. H., Marcn Is, 1873.
OF tho three students arrested for hazng, only one
has succeeded obtaining bail, another goes
,ation with tho keeper Their trial will take place
Monday. Warrants have been issued for the sophie
nores, and q rumor prevails that several others will
be obliged leave college Tho matter has been do.
iayed by disagreement among the faculty as TO tho
nroDer course q pursue.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wurrsToxY TELEGkAPH LINE.

wHTEsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer EIysia (Br), Alexander London Feb 2s with
mdse and % pn,sen Henderson Bros. Had strong
westerly winds and heavy head seas the entire psssnge
bound E 18th lat A. lon Sc IL. Anchor line steamer
bound 18th lat 40 81 lon II o. steamer state OF In
diana (Br), hence for Glasgow.
steamer Ethiopia Hr,. Csmpbe, Glasgow March 2 with
mdse and passengers to henderson Bros
Steamer Daniel steinmann (Beigl Lcchere, Antwerp
Feb "a with mdsc and passengers TO Punch. kdyo 70
Steamer Suevia VOer), FranEen Hamburg Feb ~ ana
Havre March 3. with mdse and is2 passengors TO Kun
hardt Co. March H. 46 49, Ion 80 81 fell In with brig
Dcko tof WINDSOR NS) with signals OF distress flying
ana abandoned (Dcfore rcpoted) 10th, lat ~ w, Ion
46 H. passed French bound ~ 1lth, lat ~ ~
Ion - ~ White star steamer hound 10TH lat Al 30
Ion II 40. National line steamer bound II. -
steamer Charleston, Lockwood. Charleston days, with
mdse to Quintard co.
TO order. :
Ship Fawn Cleveland, Genoa IS days. with mdse TO
IL Phnsson Ca vasssi Thss llunhanha Nsnbev Co
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Provncetown March H. schrs Tottie Cook.
Dyer, IL months cruise in North Atlantic osean
press Smith. for months do: Mary simmons. kich do
Schr Express 10 TONS has been fitted At Provncetown
for whaling and in tho stream ready to sail In command
Of Capt R smith. Schr Lotte Cook, Dyer. and Mary
simmons Rich. also In tho stream nearly ready for
q.
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icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

COLUMBIA. s. c., March Is, 1878.
Nothing has been heard to-day from the OF tho
revenue troubles and 1t Is supposed that the pursuit
Ia In progress. Governor Hampton to-day offered q
reward OF $500 Tor tho capture OF Redmond, the
isadsr Of the Iaii breakers,
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CONTRIBUTED FOR THE POOR

"J w." and ''E. N" sent $40 this office for
srhe most needy' Of the poor recommended by ST.
Johns Guild.