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The New York herald., 1878-03-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 5, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
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REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
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steamer ns.dsr ce ss;h Hamburg KsS.s1as KsS =, :ns
Co Had strong and sW gales with high seas most OF
s Sss Ssasa q "a. ~ ?:;'sqs
steamer bound 7th lat 40 40 lon 20 So White Star
Sgs: Jan sS 81 .sa
Gibraltar 18TH with Henderson Bros rxperienced
s..ssr winds with Se.yy ss.d and s
Feb ~ 80 lon 80 10. encountered gale from NNw
shipped which washed away mo ,.iebos. lifted and
rnS:nss an and and
7th, White Star steamer bound H. p., ~ and
Key West March with mdse and passengers to Mai
steamsr F.ni.a Smith, philadelphia with %d.. toJss
Hand Msrsn @ r mile, NJ Of HsEs0rd Inlet passed
'Ssi Ship f besy s es1 rs%ss days. With
Ship St john ser'en.r oalao Nov 49, with su.noc go 20
s%s% Cape iorn Dec Eqa:ssr
10 lon 80 80 had moderate sE trades to lat 20 theme &C
ss is $ the sradss ssd c,li.a them 70 :,
$ la Ia. S%S long
S.sI%. s..x date PRICE,, ss,,r A%Sy 20,
Isxs supply e:
s s NV snS sw y:s fs' da Dec H. .s
short illness and was buried at sea
Bark Triton Ger> witse London so days in ballast to
Bark Violet f St John NIB Harding Limerick Jan =:
cG:on 10 ~: s'e sugar to
Bark David BAbcock (of Belfast MOI. CoIcord Bruns-
Brig Raven NASH navans 10 days. with to orders
'issi Brig %Ss" Bso~n ifosse POSTER Matan.a. days.
s1is G Prassss 'ef Psri,ssd Whittier; Is dsy.
with 20 Hmnsk a. vsss' TO sGs
Ns J." S''fs' i5. via ? Key S:ys with &C.
label shields San Bias ie days. with nuts to Owen
schr Impulse [Br>, Adams, Belize, Hon. II days, With
mSsi sssr smmr Reh of por. Jsop Davis ceugs
II days with sugar and molasses to fo~sr ve''s
ef H.,pgtGn, rlum%:. s. Jsro II a.E. x.
"a Dessp Ws:nfiSS r.,: ...I IEsya g &C.
dss w ases H ssfs eS%o Sa 20
schr j NeDonald, McKendry. Riehmonds;
~ Barls rohono (Br) from ssbes dOlonne and Rebus
SoI from Answsrp which were anchored in the lower
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer City OF Now Bedford Fish, New Bedford for New
masa % %s.s s"a
Steamer ssssmsr Doris. Shirley. Proyidsnes for New YORK;
Yea xh xnR'I DSyss 70
scSr George Li.tlohsd Oliver. Boston for yirsinia
schr ids Palmer. Palmer, stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Delaware. Smith, New York for Norwich.
Bark Brothers x Sisters (3r, Boomer. New York for
Glasgow rs becaimed In East Chester Bay.
Brig Lie Houghton. Rose, New York for Cork or Fall
mouth for orders. - . .
schr Hannah Biackman, Arnold, New York for Ap-
.ponnug. :,
sehr Maggie Chadwick Norris, New York for Portlsnd.
Nc. :.
Schr A II Leaning. Crandall. Now York for Boston.
scSr 4 cohn, Crandali. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Aro Pardee shropshire. Amboy for Providence.
Schr Racer, johnson, Virginia for Providence.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

The represen Of the various Irish societies
met last evening at Hibernia Hall, No. % Prince
street. to complete the arrangement Tor parade
St. Patrick's Day. A conference committee, ap.
pointed by the chsrman of the Convention, reported
seven names Us candidates for grand marshal and
aids, and the following persons were olected:-
Patrick Casserly, Division 80 Of the Ancient
Order OF Hiberniaus, Grand Marshal. who received
900 votes; Michael J. Garry, Division 81 OF
tho Ancient Order Of Hibernians, First Aid, and
william j. Flanagan, OF Westchsster, Second Aid.
There werc forty three divisions OF tho Ancient
OF hibenans represented four OF the total abst-
nence benevolent societies. A committee OF soven
was appointcd to confer with the police authorities
tina OF the procession and they ordered TO
report on next Thursday night.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
BREWERS AND GKoCERs BANK.

meeting OF the directors OF the Brewers ana
Groccrs' Bank was hold yesterday afternoon In their
at Twenty-sxth street and Third avenue, Pres
idont Everard occupying the chair report was read
from J. U. Underhil, accountant who has for the
past fortnight been engaged In making thorough
examination Of the books of the institution Tor the
directors the suggestion of Major Orvs, State Bank
Examiner, with a view Of ascertainng the exact
financial condition of the bank The report showed
deficiency OF 992 0 which the president stated had
since been reduced by the payment into their
treasury OF ST. 400 Presdcnt Everard further stated
that the Bank Examiner made the deficiency $32 900,
nearly one.half Of which amount I've made up by re.
duoing the value OF the banks property .al estate
and buiidnpj from actual 500, O00 down tO
SIS, QUO, while Homer Morgan and Il. H. Ludlow real
estate experts had within the year testified that the
property worth from $l10 600 TO $l20 000 Alter
some informal discussion among tho members OF tho
board Mr.. Scheu, the cashier. was directed TO sum-
mon the stockholders 10 vote upon the questions Of
making up their impaired capital 10 It's original
amount, $4,000 or 70 reduce the stock.
Tho counsel for the bank, in whose hands was
placed day or ago bond for $50, 000 with in
structions collect the deficiency chargeaDie 10 tho
late cashier stated that the bondsmsn OF Hesse the
alleged deiauting cashier, had called upon hlm tho
mornin ng ana proposition 10 settle tho matter
tor $l2, 900. BY unanimous vote OF the board the
was declined the counsel was directed
collect tho iull amount In which IL 10 alleged Hesse
is y defaulter
After tho meeting Mr. Everard, In conversation with
reporter, stated that very little money, except IN
usual business transactions, was being drawn from
the bank, and that tho deposits oI the day had
ceeded by $4,000 those OF tho day previous In
gard 10 the detailing cashier Mr. Everard said I'll
discharged him tho 4th Of last month account
OF his connection with bankrupt concern In This
CITY, Ny suspicious were a, first aroused in regard TO
Hesse by several persons who knew of his being tho
assignee Of the bankrupt concern coming TO me ana
asking II the Brewers Grocers Bank had got bitten
by the failure Not Knowing what advantage hesse
might take OF his position cashier privately notified
all tho banks throughout the country that Mr. scheu
had becn appointed In Hesses place, ana when this
had done Mr. Hesso notified oil his dismissal.
II fortunate Tor the bank that tho discovery was
made az carly as 1t was"
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
GERMAN-AMERICAN DEMOCRATS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the General Com.
mittee OF the Gorman-American democrats, OF which
Mr. Oswald Otiendorfer Is president, hold last
night at Beethoven Hail. Justice Ouerbourg re-
ported tho organization o! the Executive Committee,
and tho bcommitees for tho year were announced.
On a motion made by ME Otterbourg the Executive
Committee was instructed to appoint n SPECIAL com
mitee 10 confer with the Committee Cites Of the
Legislature to tho best plan to relieve tho
burdencd taxpayers Of the city, Dr. Gercke request cd
the Executive Committee 10 appoint COMMISSION TO
graft series OF resolutions to be presented TO the
neat Legislature, asking tor laws protecting the pub
lie school system. On moton OF the same gcntl n
the committee empowered to form an alliance
with any other organization opposed 10 Tammany
Han
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
BERGEN'S CLERICAL SCANDAL.

ARREST OF THE REV. Mn. vosBURoH FoR AN
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO POISON HIS WIFE.
The scandalous gossip that has been spread for
several days past throughout Jersey City. and
especially In the Bergen district concerning
the Rev. Nr Vosburah, pastor Of the Mad-
son Avenue Baptist Church, bore its fruit yester-
day. James N. sickles. brother OF Mrs. vosburgh,
has been actively engaged In arousng public opinion
against the pastor, and failing In this he rcsorted 10
extreme measures. Tho complete exoncration Of the
pastor at the church meeting Thursday evening
sesms to have cxasperaied Mr. stckes and yesterday
morning he procured warrant from Judge Davis
for the arrest OF the pastor she charge
of Attempting to poison bis vile. Captain Lennon
rant Thoy went TO tho house OF Mr.. Vosburgh and
' non isis and Goaorney rsmainsd IN % til r the pas pas
'.whA." exclaimed Mr.. vosburgh "has it como
to th,sP Tho effect on his mind
overpowered with cmo.iou. The officer expressed his
regret that he charged with the execution Of
unpleasant a duty, and Mr.. vosburgh thanked him
for his sympathy Mr.. vosburgh and the officer drove
TO the residence OF William Robertson, well known
contractor, and the trio then drove to Police
So'qJas1 Tss judge was olososca nor for % some a sme
with the accused, after which the warrant
was read setting forth that by tho affidavit OF James
N Sickle It appeared that the 17tp, 18th aud 19th
OF February, 1878, some person did wiliully put
quantity Of antinonia poison-beiDg deadly poison
into water, Tea anu Quu sato 70 contain nomBO-
pathic dose OF nux vomica and belladonna,
with wllful and malicious intent to poison
Hattie Vosbureh, OF Jersey City, and that tho de-
ponent (Sckes) has just suspect that George
b. Vosburgh, Of No 81 Clinton street. Jersey City, did
put said poison into said liquid, &c The affidavit
subscribed the usual by Jamos N. Sickios,
who prayed that tho accused might be dealt with ac-
cordhg to law.
Mr.. Vosburgn, as soon as the reading Of the docu-
mcnt was concluded, cont for Ex-Governor Bedle,
his counsel but In the absence OF the latter exSena-
tor Winfield, United States Commissioner Muirhcad
and Mr. Gee engaged TO conduct the defence. Mr..
Vosburgh waived examination and gave bal,
the Of ST. 900 to appear when called on. He said
he resolved 10 have thorough legal investigation
and take measures that those who preferred the
charges should do KiessIy and then fee from
the State He added that though the conspiracy
abide tho result.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
A TERRIBLE DEATH.

John wihnbacher, agod forty years, and an en-
ploy6 IN the Brooklyn Sugar Refinery at the foot OF
south second street, Williamsburg, met terrible
death there evening by falling into the charcoal
tank. The tank Is large vessel. about ten feet In
diameter, whosc yawnlpR mouth Is even with
puIvorized charcoal used IN tho refining process
THIS substance as hnc -four though not SO dense,
Is kept at constant hcat OF $50 degrees, ut which
Temperature II Is admitted through valve at It's
conca bottom into the syrup, as required. Willin.
bachcr, while replenishng the tank, lost his balance
and ieli into IT, A piercing shrek notined his COM
panions but before they could roach him tho reach
erous powder sucked him ~ and sunocated him.
The body was recovered almost immo1Iatcly and re-
moved his late residence, No. 143 Leonard street.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

ADELAIDE Jan 4-ArHved bark Surprise Maw). Curtis.
70. ps sa
Cox fom soursbaya for Channel; l4sh. Norway, Wood,
MsSbs! sonra6ayA Chsnns 2sth John worsser.
VIM. fromiP ;sS% for Boston s, .
New York tana sailed I'm ior shsnFh.I.,
port Jan IL ship Akbar. LA~son. for Boston; bark
ps' s 'SS ss
G,sh.m. DO; ?"VSi Winged Hunter Maxwell
E,"ms and sn" hsr1n anc
Kheaume DO; barks xsni" Reynolds and Amira Coombs
sa'G Sas ss Es.,s .sI sf.ss a.
Sssss1is rs lin port, sAIH: Am,a,a mini ss,, MsyIe,,
Randeli ior Francisco; Nearchus. Baker; Garibad
Thatcher; Fanny TncRcr Roberts. and sararOgs Kendall
HxvXS.: Massh s-Arrivod. ssosmer City Of New York.
mHLiSax, March 5-Clearcd. schr Swan CBE. BolIong.
Sailed 5th. schr Isabella tBr), Jamaica.
Sailed stn stcamers Ontario lBr Bouchette from Liv-
opss ss ss s Nc as SSy yos
YG. .S s.s sailed as ssrs for S ..
Brown for Morant Osyes TO losd gnsno for Baltimore
sis SrwsssTn SST Ns% Jan iisscd Henry L.e
i" In port jam o bs1Ss F!a.k Marion Edridro for Hong
Jan 'cs "a brig Sarah puch
Knipsr: Bas%cre sist: sehr souvepir tBr, Hatneid,
bark Brasiers tNor, lhoma Baltimore brig John
Boyd tBrj Marshall do 9th. bark Rachel Wais London;
lth brig Florence May r, Geitz:er Baltimore via 81
Thomns
sailed Peb l. bark David Auterson (Br), Bennett. New
York brigs l. squres ruihili, do; 3D. Anna uer Laur-
mann, DcRwnro breakwatcr
In port Feb 5 brgs Mechanic Stevens, wtg; Sea Bird
(Br, Lindh ior New yor~. lag; Princess DAM Tor do
John boyd r), Marshall for do: schrs Northern ono
(Br. SWAIN from aud tor do arrived 4th; voant tBr
Deardncs from and for do arrived Id and the above ar.
rivals.
souRAnAyA, Jan lin port. ship Sapphire, Congdop.
unc: bark II u Brooknnn, Pettigrew, for ChAnnel
Sailed Dec g. bark foeidon Sorl Erkscn. Proboiingo
srSGAroRN. Jan 22-saiIed, bark Philip Fitzpatrick,
Phoan. Hong Kong.
In port Jan "a barks Nettie Mcryman, Masters coast
ing; Friedrich (tier) Ulderup. for London.
TURgs ISLAND Feb 2pArrived schr Harris, Hudson,
New York (and lied Tor Iruxillo).
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

NEW ORLEANS March g. The following s the hndng OF
the Consular Court Of Inquiry the case OF tne snip
nado (Br burned Fob 24-Fst there no evidenee 70
show how the rs rt orgna,ed sscond no one Is Grimm
ally responsible third the In no way 10 Diane
for the destruction entrusted to hrs care
Capt Robinson boarding oeer At tho southwest rass
the Pass he found four swnug stanehon: tied sogesnsr
belonged to the missing dredge boat
NxwroRr, March sstesmsr Newport Of the Fall River
ne aground this three hours this morning.
her from New York. OF without apparent
damage.
gravel capsxed during the gale Tuesday, OF Hunters
Point; and sank very short time. She was owned In
this city, valued at 81 500 and not insured
Tho Hawaiian bark Surprise. which arrived at Adelsoe
January f. from yictoria found that habor % n OF
ships had to wait over a week for BERTH The
vessels lying The Surprise.
Tor this port.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
JOSEPH =. LARE.

rE Joseph S. Lare, one OF the proprietors OF tho
rtlsburg Post, died in Philadelphia, after a long ILL
moss. on Thursday. Mr.. Lare was about iorty-oue
years OF age aud was born in Philadelphia where his
father and Of his brothers and sisters reside
lie received a liberal and practical education In his
uativo city, and upon leaving school eutcred as
4 clerk the dry goods house of J. T. Way &
Co., Of Philadelphia, where he remained sew
eral years. He then went TO Pitspurg-whcre
no aIterwsrd marrcd-and took the position Of
night clerk tho Dispdtch Tho position not being
congonal his tastes lac began the publication Of
the National Bank Note Reporter, which nc made
great success up 10 the time when the legal tender
currency displaced the circulation oil the state aud
pther banks and rendered such publications useless
The Reporter celebrated not only Tor It's accuracy
out Tor perfect mechanical execution, which came
iirectly under The supervision oil NL Larc. Some
after The Reporter ceased publcation either In
1865 1885, the we'll known newspaper hrin OF James
P. Barr a Cv. was formed, consisting OF James
z. Parr, Joseph \. Lare, william Schoyer and
r. A. Myers, ana under whose control tho I0a IS still
published. Upon entering the new brm Mr. Laret took
the position OF managing editor and applied his rest
less energies To the tack before him. For than
ten years Mr. Lare continued 10 labor increasingly at
his post from esriy morning until late night, rest
less, watchiu, nervous anu apparently untirnp But
10 the autumn OF 1876 his health Jailed him much
that he compelled to forcgo his Iabors aud seek
Tor health amid change oi scenes and climate. lie
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
ANTI-TAMMANY.

meeting OF the Everett House anti Tammany
party was held last evening at the Everett House.
Prominent among those present wore ex-senator
John Fox, Judge Murray Hubert .. Thompson, Mar.
Gus Oterbourg Coroner Eliinger, Joseph Bumonthai-
Thomas Costigan, William +. Mitchell, Assembly ma.
Hayes, Nelson j. Waterbury, William Brennan, Her
man Fox and John II. Whitthorn. The meei ing con-
sIdered the proposition made by Messrs Bixby, Hart
aud shaier, who represented that they were
10 have pacific understanding with the other people
who are pursuing the same game. Alter many
speeches 1t was concluded 10 meet again next Monoay
night and have final settlement OF the dlfere nces
that now prevail between tho warring sections oil the
den ocracy who are opposed TO Tammany Hail.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Feb 2S-Arriyed, bark Jane Falkinburg.
Hubbard, Honolulu
BOSTON, Ma ch 7-Arrved, ship Brown Brothers. Good
OIL Port Madison; bark Susan Campbell tsr! Brooks
Antwerp via rybee Ca brgs Arvid (Swcl, Nilsson Rio
Grandc; Adelaide (B, Mcintosh Black River, ia; schr
jacob Haskell. Ctowei. Leith -
Cesrcd-Schrs Thos Booz, Somers, Kcnnebcc River to
load tor Newark britain, Rankin. Parker's Hcad, Me,
to pad tor do
9Th Arrived steamers Giaucus, Bearss. New York {;
Aries, whcldon Philadelphia brigs Open Sea; wymsn.
Weehawken. Lizzie Bcgelow. Harden enbrook. Cayenne
schrs Newcomo, Dyer Virginia; John Slussman Call
Phil dcpha.
Cleared Steamer Marathon (Br,. Garrett Liverpool:
bark Challenge (Br) Dou ghty, Bristol ~ brig Kataldin
Coombs. kenneoec 90 load for PhiIndelphia
Sailed d-steamer Bohemian (Br) brig Fannie Tucker
BALTIMORE. March 7-Cicared. schrs Vim Mason.
French Bath Carrie Holmes Lyman SANDY Hook Helen
Hasbrouck Burnett, Jersey CITY.
Sh-Arrived, steamers Experiment, Pierce Newborn,
Nc; VIM Lawrence Howes, Boston; CONNER erce Walker.
Roanoke River, NO; bark stormy Petrol (br), Chares
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
HURDLE JUMPING IN THE PARK.

A gentleman, whose namc could not bo ascertained,
while riding yesterday afternoon along the equestrian
road IN the Central Park, tried 10 make his horse
jump over some hurdles near tho Seventy ninth street
entrance but the animal shed and fell rdes
causing one OF the pangs TO pierce Its breast The
horse which valuable one, diod almost instantly,
while It's rider escaped without any injury.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
JERSEY CITY YACHT CLUB.

At tho annual election Of tho Jersey City Yacht
Club the following officers were elected for the
ing year: :-Commo odore. John A. Nugont; Vice CON-
modore, A. p. Ball; Treasurer, A. Brainerd; Score
tary James +. Grady: Directors John A. Hilton John
Lowe William Clarke, G. T.. Gardner, John II. Carncs
j. T. Roberts and A. b. Reynolds This club is twelve
years old ana has neot cf twenty seven yachts
steam launch, which win be finished by the LIST or
April and large number OF skins and rowboats, tho
value Of the fleet beng estimated at $50, 600
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
FRANCIS CHARLES JOSEPH, ARcHDuKE OF
AUSTRIA.

cablo despatch from Vienna announces the death
OF the Archduke Francis, father OF the Emperor OF
Austria Francis Charles Joseph, Prince Imperial
and Archduko of Austria, Prince Royal OF Hungary
aud Bohema, was born December 7, 1902.
He was the OF the Emperor Francis l. and OF
his second wife, Marin TbGrcse Caroline Joscphe
daughter oil tho late King Ferdinand l. ot Naples Hc
married the 4th OF September, 1924, the Arch
duchess Sophia Frcdrica Dorothca Whclmina, daugh.
ter oil Macmillan, King OF Bavaria. He renounced
his right TO the succession to the Austrian throne by
The act Of December 2 1S4S In avor oil his eldest son.
Francis Joseph, the present Emperor. Besides tn
Emperor he had three other sons.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
WILL NOT PARADE.

Considerable feeling has been manifested for some
time past between the Mutual Alliance and Hibcrnaa
societies OF Brooklyn as to which should have tho
honor of furnishing tho Grand marshal for tho ST.
Patricks Day parade Al the Convention OF tho dif-
fcrent branches held on Sunday ast grand marshal
was chosen from the Hibernian Society. 1t Is said
that the members OF the Mutual Alliance dis
pleased over tho decision OF the Convention that
of them have refused to parade,
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
leaves behind him wife and three childrsn-a %
and two daughters
HON. AUGUSTUS C. HAND.

Hon. Augustus c. Hand died at his residence In
Euzabethtown, N. Y, yesterday. He was born In
Shorenam VI. 1906, and adopted the profession OF
the law. He settled Elizabethtown, N. Y, and was
Surrogate OF that town from 1881 1889. He was a
Representative In Congress from New FORK from 1889
10 is4l, and member OF The State Senate from ls45
10 l84S From lS4S to 1856 he Justice OF the Su
prcme Court Snce then he has devoted himself ex-
ciusively 10 the practice OF his profession.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN cUsHMAN.

Captain Benjamin Cushman, well known and
highly respected shpmaster died nj his residence In
New Bedford, Mass, on Wednesday, of apoplexy
He was native OF New Bedford and was sixty-iour
years OF age. He was . very successful whaleman,
and commenced his scaisrng lie when but ten years
Of age. Al twenty-o command of the whal.
ing Dark Marcia on her first voyage, and he subsc-
queDtly sailed the Boston, ARAB, Sappho and Sea
Breeze. He was great iavorte with all who knew
him and was universally esteemed.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
BOAT CLUB ELECTION.

The Arlington Boat Club, whose club house is In
Newtown Creek, have elected the following officers
for the ensuing yea:-H. B. Moore President; George
C Bradley, Vice President; A. IL Boltman, Trcass
urer; A. J. Valentine Secretary; r. v Young, Cap
tain q. E. Cushman, Recorder; A. Mckee, j. Balston.
J. Valentine ana J. J. Roberts, Trustees.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
DROPPED DEAD.

Henry j. Barrett, while at work in the button fac
tory corner OF Boerum and sehermcrhorn streets,
Brooklyn, on Thursday evening last dropped dead
The remains were removed TO his late residence, No.
$50 Dean street, and the Coroner was nolined.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
MR. SAMUEL J. CLASSY.

Mr.. Samuel J. Classy, lawyer, who died yesterday
at NO. l7o Lexington avenue. was the counsel Of
General Dix during his administration of this military
department. Mr.. CLASSY was for q long time one Of
the leaders the republican party In hts locality
Latterly no has been noticeable the counsel oil Mr.
Theodore Thomas and otners. HIS last professional
appearance before the Supreme Court, at WASH
ington, just previous to the recess OF tho Court
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
SAILED.

Sailed steamer City Of San Antonio. for Fern
&c ships City Of Boston Yokohama Hedwir Ger) Liv'
erpool; Alan ancisco barks Young Eagle t3r
I;lnsgow; Goethe 0ier) bremen: Kings County (Brj
Hmvre; Margaret Edwards (Brl Aicsnte Emelia Clam
(Aus,, Cork: brig u Andrews Port nu Prince: schrs
Mary Wharf. Ida Latham and Warner.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

A letter from Tacahuana. dated an 20 reports bark
Falcon Hsrenueen of NIB left that port Oct 81 and was
reported about Dec 25 with 800 bbs snce leaving Tai
cahuana In port bark Vgilant Clifford. NIB. with 400
bs and 4so do VIII. to sail next day for six months
cruise and home.
spcksn-Dsc ~ schr VIM Martin. Martin. Boston. 100
20
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
SPOKEN.

Ship Golden Rne. Lewis from Liverpool for Now York
March 7. of Cape Henry.
Bark khsdiv. tBrl, dole from Hong Kong vie Annoy for
Boston. Jan 8, lat 81 So Ion l3 So Z.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NEW York, March s-Noon
The Western Union time ball to-day dropped cor
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

The striped buoy Of the bar New YORK, has dragged
ABOUT 100 yards Of its proper position
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW FOR TIE MONTHS
MARCH AND ApRI.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Steamer. Sdi}s Destinofion.