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The daily gazette., 1878-10-09

BULLS COUGn SYRUP
A fresh supply just received and for sale
" ~ z JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
H. Fl. H. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth nd Market SITS.
Majors Centennial Cement,
For mending broken China, Marble or
$3.50 " - z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior to br1stle brushes they
impart a cooling and refreshing sensation
~ '''0 Y. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Mark ct Sis.
Leibig's Extract OF Meat,
In %lb., 4lb., II Id. and Id. jars, is sold
wholesale and retail, by ,,us nv,r
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
is not only less injurious than real cof-
fee. but IS considered by those who have
used 1t to have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supply just received. Sold whole
sale and retail, by
Y. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article OF children's food,
may - ''''>' y. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
| sale and retail, by
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fitlings,
In great variety. For sale by
u JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGN ES, &C.
AT WILLIAMS
| A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West, Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAyoRING E XTRACTs.
Strong and Pure,
At Ninth and Market,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN d IMPORTED SOAPS
:. Get the best' wi. LIAMs' sAPoNA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
| Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing dno
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2-tf Corner Ninth and Market
The daily gazette., 1878-10-09

Fournier, the eminent botanist, finds
in Mexico 63S varieties Of grasses, 376 of
which occur in no other land. OF the
rest, 80 are found in this country.
In various cities of Germany boys un-
der 16 are prohibited, under penalty of
fine and imprisonment, tor smoking in
public places.
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,mingtOn Markets.

puy ana sell STOCKS
po Bonds and Gold in N
IG 10, York Phila, Baltimore
and local markets.
KERs AND BROKERS'.
house Building. Entrance on 81
Street.
lor American, Red Star, Inman
hi Lines to Great Britain and
Of Europe
FOR SALE.
vii. city Railway Co. stock.
First National Bank STOCK.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

Kerry Cow" jackson, Micb. Colve's Folly CON-
pany. New Orleans, La Growers sour boarding
House" combination, Jamestown, y. Y; Mr.. aud MIA
W. j. Florence, Mighty Dolar' Leaven~ orth, Kan {:
Augustin Daly's company, with Fanny Davenport
Piusbure. Pa Rice's "Evangeline" combination
New YORK; Jarrett & Palmer's "Urcle Toms Cabin"
troupe, Harrisburg and Lancaster, Pa Union Square
company OF New York, under Shook Palmer, chi
cago; John Thompson and compaly, Pitsourr, Pa |;
celebrated Case" company. under j. W. Collier
woonsocket and Providence, r. L.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. {.
Williamson, "struck OI," W. r. Palmer, manager,
Buffalo, n. Y; Kate Clax,on and company, Mount
Vernon, Ohio; John T. Raymond and company, Bati-
more; Milton Mobiles and company. Pittsburg. ia. !;
Robert Fraser pantom imc company, Cincinnati Ohio;
Bryanrs MnsTels. Utica and Syracuse, n. T.; weich
Hughes Mnstrels, New Haven, Conn. Emerson's
Minstrels ST. Louis, Mo.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt James Kennedy. OF the steamer City Of Berlin
from Lverpool Capt voss OF tho steamer Leasing. At
Hamburg, and Capt Hsnes, ofthe Scythia,
at Liverpool from New York. have thanks tor special
meteorological observations mate in connection with the
HERALD weather service.
BARK SEA WAVE Cb sss tons register. built in 1873,
sold by auction at Charleston, together with her
chains anchors boats Cables spais sails rigging tackle
and apparel. for s. 100 The purchaser mr. Joseph
Alherton.
FIRE ISLAND IL March 25-The Life Saving Patrol
ports threemRstea schooner ashore three niles
tho Surf Hotel She Is loaded with pig iron. Her
sounded like Hickman. Ltc-saving crews have gone
to her aid.
MoSrEvDEo. Feb s-ship Granite State, from Rio Jan.
cro lost Of her sailors 7h inst after few hours sick
presumed of lever and the sh Inst another
man Was attacked with the same sympsoms The German
tho and three OF the from yellow fever
NEw ORLEANS March "a rho steamer Agis Sofia (Br).
ound for Liverpool drawing 20 feet of water forward and
22 att aground the she lies across tho chan
nei headng eastward about quarter Of mile from tue
end of tho Jetties
SAN FRANCISCO, March 34-Schr General Miller, Capt
May bclongn TO the Alaska Commercial Company sailed
Peb l6 for Alaska Colonel Woods United
Collector OF Customs for tho Territory of Alaska
q passenger the vessel. day two aimee the
schooner discovered bottom up few miles up the
and Ia now being towed into port All on board
doubtedy pershed Tho vessel and valued At
SoOOJO.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH "a, 1878
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITgsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnirgsToSE rELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Arragon (Br), symons. Bristol II days with
mdse and II Morgan. Tho last IA days
had strong westerly gas March IL and ID lat AZ JO lon
4J % passed eral iceber-s
mdse and the Pacific Mail Ste ship Co.
steamer Gen Barnes, Chcesman, Savaunah March 2l,
with mdss Murray, Ferris * Co .
steamer t;ut Stream, Ingram, Charleston March 20
with mdse to J Quintard X Co. -
steamer Wyan0ke. Cruch Richmond city Point and
Norfolk with mdss and passengers to the oId Dominion
Steamship 20.
shin IL 4 sturges Linnekn, Liverpool ~ days, In bal
last, 10 sturges, CIcarman Il Co.
Bark Bcnguels Nor), Fugisang, GLASGOW oI days. IN
ballast to Bockmsnn. Oerlein h Co.
bark Exo Aus) Premuda, Waterford 80 days. In ballast
TO Punch, Edye Co.. =
sch Chas Moore tof Philadelphia Massey. Cardenas IL
days With sugar to order.
Schr Reindeer Howard. Virginia
Schr Barnet Jones, Crittenden, Virginia.
nay steamer City OF Berlin tBrj from Liverpool, which
arrived 23d reports March ~ lat Al 81 lon 81 passed
HOOK an Anchor line steamer aud four other steamers
bound Il.
pg-steamer Strassburg (Gcr). from Bremcn. which
rived March 49, reports: Had moderate winds and
iat a. a. lon 70 6 ship or bark on fire. apparently
OF build no boats to be seen in the vicin
ty she having probably been abandoned hours bc
fore the entirely gone: she painted
black deck and deck houses aba fore and
ain masts masculine bgurehe ad In running position,
yellow masts and white painted bocks she was
and main masts; had all salts set excepting fore
her cargo likev compressed one
peraps the rc did not Hare but kept close to
deck: March 49, lat 43 3t Ion 40 JB, passed spanish
steamer. bound r., showing signals kGJN.
ny ship Tsenarora Q3r, from Liverpool which was an
chored Ia the Lower Bay came up to the city AN 24h
ns-Barx Buteshire (ir) from Bordeaux. which
ahoEed the Lower Bay. came up 70 the city AN 18th
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
b JuND SOUTH.


Steamer General whitney. Hsle Boston for New York.
with mdse and passengers To II Dimock. . .
:, t~amer Bolivia. Geer. New London and Norwich of
New YorA.
steamer Doris, Shirley. Providence for New York
schr Brttian. Rankin Parker's Head Tor New YORK.
Schr Morelicht. Allen. Calais for Sewfork
sehr Marshall Perrin Packard Boston for New YORK.
Schr Boar,msn willetts, Boston tor New York, ,
Va. n 'fs
sehr Charles Miller Chapman, Montauk for New YORK.
schr Frank Butler. Trow. New Haven tor virginia
schr Cora. Hines. Stamford Tor New York . ,
Schr sallie Burton. Buriey, stamford tor New york.
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, stamford for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Falmouth. simmons New York for Fall River
Brs Laura tBrj. Sherrard. New York for 81 John NB
schr Jose Gomez. Bsey New York for Baracoa-
Schr Me. Spears. New York for Boston.
Sehr Mary Tice. Bullock, New York for Hartford.
Schr Samuel Godwip. William New York for stamford
schr sarah Bruen Au.tin por johnson for providsnee
schr 4 Potts, Kidd Eiizabethport for Providence.
Schr samuel Hart. Merrill Philadelphia for Portland.
schr hushisht. Brooks. rhadeiphia for Gloucester.
Mssa
Schr Cannon. woosey. Philadelphia for Pawtucket
Scar II Shubert, King Philadelphia for New Haven
schr Dean. Trsscher reported o3d Inst from Port
johnson for Tannton should have read from Phad~phia
stemmer Neptune Berry. Now York for Boston passed
eastward evening OF 23d inst mot the Gaucu as errone
Quslv reportedl.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
OBITUARY.
LUIGI PAToCCHI.


noble veteran, OF great local renown In his own
little fathcrand, and one to whom many American
and English lives have been n,rusted has recently
passed away the person of Luigi Patocchi. No one
who has been long acquainted with the ST. Goth
ard route we'll have missed becoming iami-
tar with his herculean figure, his genial
face and his friendly character. He has been
a post eonducteur of the diligence upon tina great
Alpine road which binds Central Europe
and Italy ever since federal government o! Swtz
eriand undertook the management OF the Iosta'
traffic. For thirty years Luigi Patocchi Of Belln-
zopa, fought battle with nature IN tho district
where her forces are most tremendous. Throughout
that period, almost daily, he conducted hts post0agn
over some part OF that wonderful passage some
times in the placid spendor and awful storms oil
summer, ana sometimes in the more terrific expe-
riences OF the Alpine winter, always cheerful ready
brave and prudent Many frightened traveller has
fclt his failing courage and hope rekndled on wit
Messing Patocch's unshaken presence OF mind, or
receiving an assuring look or touch from him IN
the awful crisis oil avalanche, or oil some terrible
descent OF snow masses, or In the binding snow
storm OF the tourmsnte, whicn has mnde the urther
progress OF the coach impossible. Although Patoccht
never settled down quietly IN his home, his fellow
citizens bad SO great a respect for MN that ihey
elected him, unasked, as deputy Tor the district OF
Lavzzara in the great council OF his native canton ol
Ticino. His funeral, which took place on the 4lh ot
March, was attended by numbers oil his colleagues,
and by an immenso crowd OF persons Of all classes
anu callingA
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
: ADJUSTMENTS.

Brand orERA HousE-DowNINos NINTH REoI-
MENr BAND. s
The Opera House was we'll filled last evening, on
the occasion OF the fieenth grand concert by Down
ings Ninth Regiment Band aud the performance. II
one may Judge from the applause, was heartily ap
preciatcd. The selections which follow indicate the
excellent taste OF the MANAGEMENT in thus providing
for the pleasure Of the public:--Part l-Ovsrture'
"uugarische Lustspie," Keller Bella, Downng's Nn'n
Regiment Band; Waltz, 'Piper Heidsieck" 10y
rsqucsp. Pratt, Downing's Ninth Regiment Band;
> trombone solo. lie Premier Amour" Nouman, oriRi.
nally Tor cornet, Mr. T. N. lines; grand ara. III
1rovatorc, veroi Mr.. AioDzo H. Hatch ave Marie,
Goucod, Mrs Ella Tavares; violin ooieao, Mr. Carl
lance; gems from the operas ''Compte DRY,
use semiramide" "cerentoIa," ''La Donna del Lago,
''kobert Bruce" III Barbier' and "william Toll,
Rossini, Downing's Ninth Regiment Band. Part
March. .sAmerica's Centennial" Downine,'
Nintn Regiment Drum Corps and banu;
ara, .RoDcrto tu che adoro," Meyerbeer, Nile Es-
tce Buzzeti; Two part song for comets, Ulr:h;
b. L'Ingenue, .sMorceau la Gavotte, Arditi,
Mcssrs. Hammond ana Ward; xyophone solo. "Car-
ntvaI OF Venice, " Paganin, Master Charles Loewe;
1uet prison scene, s.Miserere,n rrovatore, Verdi,
Nile Buzzetu aud Mr. Ha,cn; finale, linda Mail
saop' tnewl Lamolho. Downing's MINI Regiment
Sand
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

AsrIxwALI. March 14-Arrived. schr Walter Plummer
sailed March Is, .chr Henry Wilmington, Chase. -.
BAan Apos Feb 25--saed. schr Cysnus. steele. Maya
~ALcurrA Feb 15In port ships mbrose tBr) Randall
s s. 4 so%o.S @
Kenda do; uereward tI'r lnslis for New York: ido-
s & @
do Reporter spring. uns; daniel ingalls, renney. Wilson,
lsarsd FOB il ship CITY Of c.eu..a tBr, New York.
PoHr ROYAL Mart Feb 26-Arrved, schr Young TeAser,
Foser rR March previously .chr wyoming
Foss. Wilmington. NC.
ABERDEEN. March is-rus back. vssiisa, Hotter, for
Thatehsr Mobile; ;giencida. Corning, Charleston.
ADELAIDE. March li-Arrived. George skoInsld. For.
Bosros. Z. March 2a-An,ved. Sarah Cam. Bevs-
Bs,snAs 0 the start March I2 Lizzie Moses. Cox,
from nnvre for New Orleans; 18th, sutana. Moscher
s Bristol. March is-sailed, Maury, osmuntsen, New
In Kinssroad lah. Severe. Csnarena. Baltimore for
Glou ester; 3th. Hugh Cam. Edridge. Philadelphia
BrAcnv HsAp. March l3-Passcd, Elisa c, Ropetto.
Ipswich for New York; Libersas. from Shields Tor
BnHxKy. March lo-ssled. jenny, Grots Now York.
BogDEAux March h-Arrived, sirius, Jpgensen. Pas
Sailed 18th. romo.e Simon, Pascagoula; Alphonss ct
aaTivA Fsb Arrived b Bowers darkness, Indrs-
CAnDnT, March ia-Arrvsd. Harry Keslake, Weeks,
Sailed i3,h Aareol.. Crock Rio Jsnsiro; Acaoian.
Cleared i2th Bertcaux, Post, Madras
CnERBouRG. March 7-Arrived, Nuovo Monde, Marecea.
New York.
CApz March Sailed Hosea Rich, Menziss. Marseles.
DIAL March l3-Pased, Giacono MortoIo, Uvari, Lon.
don Tor New York 14th Grcccc u) Pearsc, do for do
Sarah krsefting New York for Piilnu.
DOVER, March l4-Passcd, Utopia 81, Craig from Lon
don Tor New York.
DesLis, March 12-saisd. Norma. Matthicsen, New
York. Success, Olsen do; 18th. Chimoea. Have, 90;
DusEImK. March l2--ssiled, Advocate. Smith, New
York.
FALMOUTH. March 1901, Fanny. Beekman. Hsvre for
Phi aaeiphia.
Sailed 18th. iiarves. Queen, Dunn. Dublin.
Passed Lizard 13th Russell. from Dunkirk for
Cardiff - - .
FLEKrwoop. March 13--Arrived fiide. Tominich, New
York. -
GLoucxsrKn, March 12--sacd Dipton, Gauntlet, New
York.
GLASGOW, March l2-Arrivod. Antonio csmogli, Bog
giano, Portland: Eiphinstone ts) Heal, do. =.
GnEESocx, March i3-saiied Christins, Phiiadelphis
GALWAY, March l3 Sailed. Chas Dickens Phiiadepha;
Perseveransa, New York. - -, .
GIBRALTAR March 7-Arrived Crest tO Darling Mes
sinR, &C (and clearcc for Now York; -.
Cleared 6th saiists, Partridge, Cado
GENOA, March iO-Sailed. Themis. Rossiter. Bona
huLL, March i3-sailcd, Ivy, Lowell. Hampton Roads
(and iet Ircsby Roads I4tn).
Sailed 18th, Avaati Tenesen, New YORK land ct
Grimsbv Roads 13th) :.
HoLYHEAD. March l2-Satled Magnus Lsgsooter, 6oren
zen Qsom Livsrpo0Ds New York
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON March 23-Arrved. brig Mechanic. Maloney.
Mary Amsdcn, Barker, Perth Amboy; Jed Frye Lang
''s4 ss4ts"xrrvsd steamer VIM Lawrence. Howe. Bati.
n.neyass Dem Mss'H1ss ls's yoSns Covert Barbados" Jss
rsnnmG,S f5n..y Ss,,ss ,
pha Henry. Fort Johnson Ring Dover, Stevens
BxETiNoRE. March aaIATsly.d ,s.msT. Mo.ayi.p
Thomson ss n"sai% Moore. DO; ship S.F zsin
werp: barks Caspsri CS0r' syvsrtsen. hsvrs viHtor
March 'sn5 ,d.o =, Bsa;nngsms Bur-
HTDsd ar.s island Dean Evans
TO sailed ;"ne i:s aoh Frank Crosby Richmond
CiiAKLEsroN. March 2i-Cssrsd. schr Hattie Baker.
Sailed Dstsamcr Redewater tB. Richards Rsval bark
Ibis (Nog Ch!lstian,ssn, M Amsts.dnm; s,,dI, s.,,
ANGELA, Evans. Sc sin.on's Island:
sxs 'pS
Ans A. Bay, Js;. Willie Luce. Spear, Booth6ay.
.s sf "a
baltimore; a 4 Bacon, Wilmington NC: Hattie Baker,
coosA% Kvsk: M.Tsa smIa port .,s bark; a., Joseph
n Mshssa. 's! .'i%sses iSss esw, Tsss ;s s:c: Fs.
SfS ys@s Iso%.. %...s sG ss-c..s .shr pu,.,a
HEY WEST. March 2l-Arrved. ship tensvievs strok
'Sd hw s0; oREE%Ss iE1Ss' March steamer bsrou
Naoys attier Uta) Glad Tdings tBrj Rutherford
iBr }: barks st Anna dtaD, Domenco UtaD. Progress
Nor Thomas Kelor (Br schr Lily Of the Valley Dr.
NEw BEDFORD. March 22-Saiicd, schr VIM Allen,
S'ss'%.s ssa ms. k;!I.y wil%,nse
NEW LONDON, March 23-Arrived. sehrs Empress
Rocklsud for New YORK vanderhort. Pawtucket foi
do: Modesty, Newport for do; Ncy Fall River for do
Wsetts smith reenport. to load tor Philadelphia Johu
n Rail Boston for Virginia; Kate Callahan Hoboken.
PE1ERBCRi. March - Sailed, scnr Horato Nichols
DTg,iiiADELPmiX. March 24-Arrived, steamers jaime,
Gray White Garrucha; Novelty shropshire New York.
Jacobsen, Rockford. Eng schr Martha Welsh. Burdga
Lrwrs Del, March 24-Passed In. steamer Ohio. Nor
POkTLiND Me. March 23-Arrved, schr 6 Day (BD.
Chute, Barbados
CIeared--schr re Aser, New YORK.
24th-Arrved, bark Daring Anderson New YORK; brigy
Protcus Whittier do; Ysidora Rionds (Br, Chase do;
Brown, Foster. do: schr q Thomas. do.
RICHMOND. March 22-Arrved, schrs John Mcdonnell,
Mcserve. French. Rocklanc; James Martin Brown Bos
ton; Bird. Rose RockIand; Breeze Cranmer; Csrvo,
Tyler, and Imogcne Diverty, candy, New York
SAN FRANCISCO March 24-Arrlved, ship Electra.
Clarke, Boston via Rio Janciro.
SAVANNAH. March 24-Arhved, steamer VIM Crane
Kent, Baltimore barks Aphrode BvL Theakstone. Liv
erpoI: William (Br, do: schrs @ Ackery, Norton. New
Saed-Sesmer United states, Boston; ships Hazel
tine. Ksndrick Fish, and Lady Duerin (B, for Liver
pool barks Mercur (er). Bremen sarah Dudman ,Brl,
Baltimore: schrs John shay, Philadephia; Aneroid,
Georgetown; N Miller. New York; ID Clarkson, baltE
more; Z q schultz, Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
tDnsIA."

"Dosia," by Henry Grovc, Russian novel, writ.
ten by French woman, will be the sixth volume OF
Estes Lauriats Cobwcb Series IL s less subtle than
tho two novels by Daudet that have appeared in the
same set, but well conceived and written. novel
ike this is certainly less valuable to the student OF
national character than Turgcniens; for Henry re-
villo, being French woman, knew much better what
a Russian does and says than what he feels and
thinks but II rs more valuable description Of Rus.
sian manners than any book written by native could
be- Tho camp ifc OF the young Officers, tho rcgatta,
Tsarskoo seo. the skating rink on tho Nevs, arc
described with an appreciation Of their novelty that
would be impossibIe TO native Of Russia AS q
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
CARRIED OUT HIS INTENTION.

The Gaycty Theatre, in Harlem, WIS unusay
crowded on Saturday nlsht, and when the audience
retired the ais and stairway became blocked. Louis
McGowan OF 106ih street, being anxious to get home,
announced his Intention 10 force passage. With
stout cane he beiaborcd those IN front OF him. ana
when Michael Hicks demonstrated, McGowan smashed
his hat and threatened to shoot him Detective Phil
Smith took charge OF McGowan, ana Yesterday Judge
Wapdcll sent him 10 tho Island.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
;HuRcH OF ST. MARY THE vIRdIN-HAYDNs
"srABAr MATER"

The second In the present series OF 'Stabat Mater"
ecitatons at the Church Of ST. Mary IN Forty-bith
Itreet was given there last night before large and
select audience. Tho frst Gordigianfs 'Staoat
Mater. with organ and piano accompaniment, took
place on Sunday March 10 The next, RossinPs
Stabai Ma,er' Will be presented on the 9Th OF April,
with u!l orchestra, organ and piano. HAYDN has
arsly been more charmngiy interpreted than nc was
~ this occasion by the chors OF the church. assisted
~ u string orchestra under the direction OF Mr.
seorge B. Prentice the organist. The soloists were
Mrs Z. c. robinson, soprano; Miss J. W. Wynne
sontralto; Mr.. W. Dennison, tenor, ana d.. Y. a.
Jacobson, bass: MISS G. Biuxome, pianiste The
chorus consisted OF thirty voices.
Tho Following IS the programme oil the perform
ance :-Stabat Mater, Tenor and Chorus; Guam
Tristls, alr-Contralto; Outs csr Homo, Chorus; Pro
Peccalis, air-Bass; Tidit Sum, ar-fenor; Eta
Mater, Chorus; sancta Mater, duet..soprano % and m
1ammaius, air-Bass; Quando Corpus and Amen,
Dustt and Chorus
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AmsrrRDAn March 2s-Arrivsd. schr Fred Csrls. Con-
don. Mobile
ANTWERP. March 22-ssiled bark Carrie Tyler. Mears
New York.
CAnLsHAvxY 70 March 23-Arrived bark Nordcap (Nor,
Ooudseu, New Orleans
FALMOUTH March 23-Arrived bark Csrera {Aus) Catta
rnich, New Orleans.
ssiled 23d. bark Dunas (BE, Shaw from Hsmburg).
New York.
GLOUCESTER, March 23-Arrived, bark Luedna Durkee
(BE. Durkse, Philadelphia via Queenstown.
Sailed 23d barks Ararat (Aus) Mateovich, New York;
Nordsnskjoid CNor). Petersen, do
GENOA, to March 23-Arrived. barks Domenico Lsnata
dtal. Frassinsi New oleans; Gath. Josephin.. sah,
New York.
HULL, March 2s-Arrved. ship ssIamsnca CBr). Sage.
San Francisco via Queenstown.
hAvRE March 23-ArTived ships Scotia. Baker, New Or
lesns; Constitution tUs). Philadelphia 24h bark Home
ward Bound, Merryman, Charleston.
HAMBURG. March 23Arnved. barks Duke Of Wellington
tBr) Atkins Pensacola; Denstag er). Budg Charles.
ton: 24th ship Columbus rier Bsthen, chneha Islands
via Queenstown; bark Sosterk (Nor) Aim, Wilmington
NC.
Lrvrnpoor, March % mot 2oh)-Bark Amelia, Burgess
New York.
Boston.
LISBON, to March 24-Arriyed. brig Clara Goodrich
Look, New York.
Sailed prior to March 23 bark Candida utsD Caaero
New York.
MARsxILLEs TO March 23-Arrived, bark Estea, Poole
New York.
PLYMOUTH, March 24-Arrived, steamer Herder (Ger).
Hebich, New York for II hamburg (and proceeded).
QuEEvsTowN, March 23-Arrved, ship Fraucis Thorpe
(Br Buck, Astoria. o: bsks Athlete (Br, Hutchinson
Philadephi~; Unity tB. Bumer Galveston; Flora (Nor
svanoe, Baltimore; vesta Nor), Thorsen, do.
Arrived oath. AM, steamer City Of New York tBr),
Land New York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Also arrived 2ith. steamer Indana Sargent Phi sdel.
phia for Liverpool (and proceeded).
srrrrS. to March 24-Arrved. brig Michsls tGer,.
DiIlwitz Wilmington, NC.
SrAvASGER, to March 23sailed, bark Alliance (Nor).
New York.
WEATHER REPORT.
IIoLYHEAp, March "a, PM-wind NNw, strong; hail
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
INSULTED ON BROADWAY.

Mr. F. Belloni, ship chandler, Of No. 76 Hamilton
avenue Brooklyn while accompanied by his vile and
a gentleman friend on their way homo last evening,
y-.rs assaulted opposite tho Trinity Building
bv three spruccly dressed = youngsters and
general fight ensued. Tho police report that
the lady was first assaulted, when her escorts re-
iaIIated auc two Of the ruians dc their escape.
An officer OF the Twenty-seveuth precinct captured
Edward Nunns, who gave his residence as No. POT
East Fifty second street, ana locked him up on
piant OF Mr.. Bcloni On searching tho accused Ser.
geant Slater found upon him number OF obscene
pictures,
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
MISSING FROM HOME.

Henry Taylor, living at tho corner Of Monticello
avenue and Brnkerhon street. Jersey City, has been
missing since Saturday. When no left home he had
I'm his possrssion large sum OF money, aud In nddi-
ton wore valuable jewelry. He was regarded as weak
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
CLOTHING CUTTERS.

About two hundred clothing cutters from New York
ana Brooklyn met yesterday afternoon In Turn Hall,
No. 6s Mcserole street, W Williamsburg, to take meas
ures toward the formation of trade society. August
Russo was chairman and William Funschcr secretary
A com mmlttee was appointe to endeavor to get all
brancbos of trade TO unite with them Messrs. BAIT
zer Keeler, White and Seaman were the committee.
IL was decided to hold large mass meeting In Con.
co rdu II al on ApriI 7.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
POUNDING A POUNDKEEPER

Abou, three o'clock yesterday morning Jamos
McCanp, keeper OF tho Jersey City public pound, was
set upon In Railroad avenue and terribly beaten by
Edward Cosgrovc. n local pugist McCann was
standing in Railroad avenue, near Henderson street.
when Cosgrove passed along, and, without any provo
cation. attacked him. McCaun was cut In the arm
ana in the head. Alter beating him Cosgrovo pushed
him tn gh the window OF Finch's restaurant Nc
Cam was badly injured. Cosgrove not arrested