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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

Two OF the Ehree negroes hanged in
Goldsboro. N. T., expressed iirm be.
lief that they were going direct from
the scafold to beaver; bnt the third
was equally sure .tnas.he was going to
hell. Il will breakfast withtne devil
Tomorrow" he sail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
Georgia Gold Fields.

Nav YoRK tJuue rs.
Gorham Blake, OF Bostoo, who made
a fortune in the California mines, has
lately bought tract OF land IL Georgia,
after prospecting it tor gold, and paid
$40, 900 in cash for It, The property
is uodeveluped, but Blake proposes to
work it on All extensive scale. II has
been reported that seseral sales OF
Georgia gold properties have lately
been made, aud the Geld il said to be
throngpd with prosecutors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

A BERLIN correspondent hears on
good authority, that the Russians.
within. the last few days. bought at
Hamberg three steamers belonging, to
the Hamburg American line.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
Nevy,5nf,rm.s,on Filed.
HARTFORD. Conn. ,, Jur

HARTFORD. Conn, June 26.
New and particular information as 10
the charge of conspiracy against Far
Der. Wiggin ct al the Indicted ex-
officers of the Oh ,rter Oak Life IUsur.
auce Company, was flied to day. and
the parties r4arrested aud the bonds
continued. The case goes over until
August.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
FIRE III EN' ) q Al. l.,

s;sss:EsEg4
5:1slSD >
To BEaGlvEN BY .l.s.,,
Winnemucca Hose Company
No. /,
CENTENNIAL HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING.
judy r. III t. In.
Ccm,aisee Of Arrangements.
r. Wood. r. G. Adler.
Chas.. Niche d, Jno. fulton.
floor Director.
&C. Biles.
Fioo- Managers.
w.H.Lisuer. Cnas. A. LaGrave.
j. ii. JOp. trrId. Rcid,s
John Wiley.
Inyitat. "a touaaiittee.
NJ b. S.auuton, Il. Reinhart,
j. l.. Sabine, Levy,
W. F. Stevens.
PARADISE VALLEY.
Chas, Keml.r, 5. q. v. PIERCE
C.. A. Nichois, John By.nes.
QUN RIyER.
H.H. McColley. c. Mcconnell e
EDEN VALLEY.
Jas Richie, W. Bsxnum.
MILL CITY.
C. C. Taylor, Dr.Jas. Gould,
DUs GLEN,
Col. Busl, DIP. Crook,
r. G.envlile.
KNOXVILLE.
J.H. Kinkead. j. II McNiilan,
4. J. Hadley.
GRASS VALLEY,
J. Guthrie. c. Bartmss.s
PLEAsASt VALLEY.
Geo. Miller. P. sweeney.
HUMsorpF HOUSE.
L. A. Elakeslee. h, q. Mcclellan,
BYE PATCH.
A. westf.ll. L.w. Greenwsil,
John Bo.eland.
DREAM.
L. II. Carpenter. Z. p. Torrey,
ii. l.. Romnipstol.
LovHL0oRs.
II. Marker, p. Wes.,
Geo. Loyelock.
voLG0ADs.
II. Meador, A. Gtntz.
Music hOgan's Band,
SUPPER AT THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
al Firemen are reque-ted to turn oct in
uniform.
june I2-td
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 27

detectives drew their revolvers No sooner had Dyer
drawn hrs pistol than Buher attempted 10 ontain
possession OF II. struggIc then epsucd, during
which the revolver discharged Shortly after the
report Buher fell to the floor. tho bullet had CO.
tered his breast and inflicted . wound whiah 10 10
thought will prove fatal
howounded mans comrades then attempted TO beat
the officers. but driven OF the basement Gin
sol and Buher taken TO the station house, whero
Iaters wound dressed by Police Surgeon NcClay,
after which he was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
Ginsei was locked UP. Some hours later tho polico
arrested John r. McGovcrp. nged twentyfour years.
Of No. 374 Eat Fourth street: John wryon. alias
Boots" aged twenty-five years, oil No l46 hu
berry street; Peter Durrigap, aged twenty years.
OF No. $40 East Eleventh street; George Hughes
sged twenty-five ycnrs, OF No 90 First street. and
John Bannon aged twenty ydArs. OF NO. ISL Lud
low street, who were ideutifed the men who had
been the club room at the time OF the shooting.
Thcy are said to be professional sneak thieves and
burglars by profession, although some OF them claim
70 be clerks, plumbers and butchers. They were
shown their photographs in tho Rogues' Gallery,
Kept at tho station house, alter which tncy wore
locked up.
Buhler, who was wounded, is satd to be an ex-con-
Wet, who served term In Sing Sing foe q burglary
In Suffolk street fcw years ago.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
OBITUARY.
ALDERMAN PATRICK SHANNON

ALDERMAN PATRICK SHANNON.
Alderman Patrick shannon died at half-past twelve
o'clock this morning At his residence, No 25 Bridge
street, Brooklyn. He born In Roscom mon, Ire.
land, and about iorty years OF age He came
10 America when quite young and had been ensaeed
In the liquor business, In Bridge street. for many
years He leaves wfo and seven children, aud was
prominent member OF the Ancient Order Of Hiberni-
ans. He had been confined 10 his bed, suffering from
pneumonia, Tor several days. Alderman Shannon was
elected member Ut tho Brooklyn Common Council at
the general election hold ia November 1876. from the
Fifth ward which Is one OF the strongest democratic c
districts In that county. He ran inde-
pendent, ana received the support Of the reform
anti Mclaughlin element He voted on party moas-
with the regulars generally until last October,
when by casting bis vote with the republicans upon tn
appointments Of Police and Excise City Works and
Fire he secured TO that party, ana to
the ''indepe endents' vast amount OF patronage
which had up to that poriod been shared among tho
REGULARS" His was the decisive vote. the Board
standing at tho tme-democrats, 13; republicans, II.
Feeling terribly high In defeated political circles
against Shannon for month"; and bis appearance In
public always led 10 much comment and criticism
the psrt OF those men whose tenure Of Office his action
had terminated
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
CLEARED.

Steamer Nevada fBr). Gsdd, Liverpool via Quseus-
Sown-Wlams Guion.
steamer Dorian Br,. Mcdonald. Bristol E-Tiondersou
Bros.
steamer wyanokc. Couch Norfolk. City Point Rich.
mond--Uid Dominion Steamship 20.
stemmer Beverly Wallace, PhiladcIphia-J amcs Hand
Steamer Con Whitney, Hnllett. Boston-li uimock.
Bark Albina, Daggctt, Liverpool -Thos Dunham's
Nephew & 20.
Bark sole tan vervena, Cork. Falmouth or Plymouth
for ordcrs-Lauro, Storey 4 Scarpatt.
Bark Regina Tock. Godscy, Brcmen--Iohn Zittiosen.
Bark Rnmn tAus) Regna Tres,e-slocovich 4 Co
Bark Romance tbr). Toye, Marseiiics-Boyd Hncken.
Bark Monitor Eaton. Cape Town. CGll-Lunt Bros.
Bnrk Harry Bailey tBr, Winner, .fhadelphia-P
Novus Son.
big La Plata lBr). Pinckncy, ,Iondonscammeii Bros.
Brig Mary u Thaycr. Yates. Monrovia and market
Yates Porter6cd.
ton 4 Co.
schr Old Chad, wylie. Monte Cbris--J do Rivera Co.
Schr Hattie Weston. Parsons, Baracoa-B Weinberg
Co.
schr Julia Grace tBD. Dickson. " Johns, NF-Brett
Son h Co.
schr Charles wocisey. Brown, Georrstcwn and Alex
nndrIa, Val nmes A Van Brunt.
Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers. Phadclphis--Ja A
Van Brunt
A Co.
Sloop Maggie b. rrowbrdge, Observation-Disclosures.
sloop Petrel Jarvis. Perth Amboy-Weaver Sterry.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

overkIiit Tor New York; brig Gaase ticrj stinds for
Boston
BAnscoA March I4-saied. schr Annie Freeman. Reed
New York.
York; o " Marrctt. keed. for do.
CAFE TowN, FEB 6-snied bark Adams. Csllum.
In port 90 ship ssche Crowel from Java tor Bos.
ton; bark Mary Higge. Hatch. disg
CIEsrurcos March 2s-Saed steamer Carondcct, Bur-
HALirAx. March 23sailed. steamer Sarmation (Br),
Arid urom Philadelphia. Liverpool
sailed 22d bark Peter Crerar (b Brdgewstc to load
ssiied as,h ssrdnian Br,. Duton iron Liver
ro.D Baltimore: Devonia tBr, Craig (rom Glasgow,
New York vcncsia tBr). for Portland
Arrived I'D erg Loaiso sBrl, L'ngeneurg, Cardcoas'
schs pIOreIls !Bo Hilton No M9r-eh Conn Mis-. c
vaparaso bark Edwin Reed Higgins, for EUROPE. 10 sail
MrLrourxx. March 23-in port, ship Hamilton. Pike
Mrssrwx FEB 27-Arrived bark LotustBr, Gould Genoa
IL port Marcn T. brig Stoa (Nor for tho United States
Co commence loading In few days
for Wilmington no 25d schrs CehsenusI isiey for do
23d Jos 0aks Parker from Porto CaoeIio Just arrived
50 Thomas arrived 18th to load or Port Mors Ccphas
starct Babbidge from st Thomas arrived 9Th. for Bat
Pos,o CABEILo March 3-Arrived, bark Hornet. Hop
kns from New Yors via Lasuayra; Alb, brig Emms Dean
IL port March o. seIr Winnie Laurie Spear from and for
PoRr ANTONIO March I4-In port sch!s Adds Warner.
o Bss o DO Vino. Light, @"
ior Sow YorK Chss Washington. Hobrook, for Bos.
Rio cinASpE no SUI March lsIn port brig Flora t0er
Oie from Crdis,. TO load tor New York 80
81 JoHs, Nh. March 22-Cicared. bark Bessie Parker
T5iLAnsss Ssvsj. Jan so--Arrivsd ba,k cor.s STAN
nard, soursbsya
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 26, 1873.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
MHTrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
y;. e, Meys, s%ssss s1 KSsS.2a Mssss r. %
Maseh oDe rom % ai zsreSo 70 eS 'GS r
Ion A. "a, passed large iceberg:
y An M kcya ss viii k
and ps..snEsrs % sG Mallory !;,e, Co. s.h Mach "a
With ndse to Geo Yonge
.u
''f sshr Carrie B"nne Hars s.r.eoa days. with fruit
10 si % %.,sS
-. during heavy gale from NV, broke fore gan;
Sns sR;n n Williams: u s:1s dsy .ss
II sh
Assa .Sn Il s94 e had
;y: zSDhss % s dusns oa
q q L!is s.Stns station @ n IL ATE;
stores; feei9vsd 40 damage e ,c
ss Bark Goo z corbts tBr, from Stockton: which vas
sncnored in the lower bay came up TO the city 2oth PM
aSBarks seepner (Nor). from Ipswich, and Luxor tr
TO the city 3Sth.
on sRe 18th inst ~ Is eonsensa to smith Co. anu re-
q during heavy .as, M 0 sso NV wa: .,,sG run
away; damage to the schooner unknown.
"a PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer raapoosa (Us supply, Lieutenant Comm
McRItchic. Newport for Washington, DC.
sacr Gsucus Bearse. Boston for New York. With mdse
and passen gers II + DimOck.
Stcnrner Abutross, Williams. Fall River for New York
Steamer Tillie, Ewing. New London sno Norwich for
New York.
scir Mail. Mead, Grconwich for New York.
Schr Sarah Babcock Stedman. Port for New
York
BOUND FAST
Steamer General whitney, Haett New York for Boston
Steamer City Of Ftchbuig Ellis, New York for New Bed
stcsmer Galates wheldcn. New York for Providence.
scr julia 0race Br. Dickson. New York for 81 Johns.
schr l. smith, Upton. New York for Portland. Me.
Schr Blackstone Wicksou, New York for Providence
Schr Warren Gates Smith, New York for Milestone Point
schr Sea bird. Colt. New YORK for New Haven
schr Escort. Brill, New York for bridgeport.
Schr Dart Campbell, New York for stamford.
Schr Delmout Locke Dodge. liobokep Tor Boston
Schr Lizzie l. Mills, Armstrong, oboxen for Boston
Schr Cynthia ane. Gardiner HoboseD tor Providence.
Schr j Clark. Carr WeehawiSen for BostOn
schr Mary Lnngdon Mucn Rondout for Boston.
Schr Trimmer. Fito, Albany for Hartford.
schr Mail. Merrill Port Johuson Tor Boston. .- -.
Scr sanderson Johnson Port Johnson dr AIlyn's Point
Schr james English. Parker. Amboy for Somerset.
Schr Eva Diverty dandy, Amboy for Pawtucket
Scr George l. Fesscuden Beove. Philadelphia for Bos
Schr ingrnhnm M smith. Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Rodney Parker. Parker. Baltimore for New Ravou.
Schr Eva Holmes. Bonrke. Virginia for Stratford.
Schr j Phelps. Rockwell. virfinis for New Haven.
Schr VIM Fsrren. Lindsey, Virginia for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
CONFLICT WITH ROWDIES.

DESCENT ON AN EAST SIDE CLUB HoUsE-oxE
OF THE MEN SHOT.
A party OF young men some months ago hired tho
basomcpt OF No. 154 East Houston street for club
room, but the people In the neigh borhood
soon found that It had been nired as
the headquarters Of gang OF young
thieves. who were we'll known IN that vicinity. A
few weeks later Mr. Charles =. Schultz tho propric-
tor OF a beer saloon at the above number missed
occasional keg OF beer, aud last night the saloon
keeper saw two men breaking into his soreroom.
He Informed Captain Mccullough. who sent Deteo-
lives Dyer and Dessert to arrest the thieves
BREAST.
The officers went 10 the CLUB room and found
In the place eight yonpg mon, some OF whom
the officers recognized as we'll known jail
bros. Frank Buhlcr alias Smith aiiss Me-
Nulty and Robert Ginsel were Identified as
the who had broken into Mr. Schuitzs apartment.
Tho detectives told them that they aud
would have 10 go to tho station house. The men
said that they would nght nrst Fearing rescue the
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
western cap.da 500; eompaule. unknown $4,000;

Western Canada. 500; companies unknown $1,000
r. r. a n .rr,s Co, Mo- Iis North Fourth street,
on stock-commerciai Union, $500; Armenia,
sl25o; Adria'.c $3.50 Lancss'ss' 3d. Sl,.1S; r'r%ers
shire, 81 ooo Jefferson, 1000; Aurora, So 600 AiIe
mana So ooo; German OF Philadelphia. 1000; Penn
$1,000; FeaersL s., 900; New York Central $500
Capital Ciiy, $500; Union Fire OF New York, 81 900
Newiown, $1,000; Roger Williams, 900; humoo,o.;
81 900; American OF Baltimore 81, 900; National oi
Baltimore. 81, 600
Oidsch Il Merrenssa printers and bookbinders, oc-
Fourth street, on stock-Newtown, 81, 500; FaDeuil
Hail. 81 sou; Franklin, 81 800; Virginia Home. u 800:
Peoples, of Trenton, s25Oo; HUDSON, 81 900; Gou-
ceser, 1000; Manufacturers. $1,000; tennsyivaua,
$4,000; Franklin. $1,000; Trade 81 500 Total
A. Genzsch. No. 14s North Fourth street. on build
ing-United Firemen's, $4,000; Mutual; Of German
total $4,000. On stock aud macn,nery- German. Of
Philadelphia, S2.l60; Hudson, $2,lo0; Lancaster,
S2,l5o; Alemana, g., $50; total. $4,000 On
wDitman's STOCK in tho same builoing-Ph1nix, oil
New York, $4,000.
Mcesrs. KIRK Bait Berwind, northwest corner OF
Third ana Cherry Streets have an Insurance. OF
$50, ,0O0 divided equally among the following COM
psnies:-Quecn, State OF Pennsylvania, Lycoming,
spring Garden, Lumocrmans' aud Ere Assoc,asion
stock. Etna, 81, 600; Rochester German, New York,
$1,000; Firemen's, BALTIMORE, $1,000
Adam Beiz. No. 3l2 Cherry street-On building,
Lancaster, 81, 900; on stock, German, $780,
Cnarlcs Ph lanDs, No. 3l4 Cherry srcet-On stock,
Jefferson, s225o; Fro Association, 81, ESQ.
The insurances are dividcd among nearly all tho
companies having agencies In this CITY.
careful estimate OF the whole loss indicates that
II will be between $60OO00 and $500 000 Tho losses
incurred by the poor people who tenanted tho mai
houses will exceed the nsurBnces, but that OF the
stores factories and other establishments will DO fully
met by tho amount OF Insurance
The insurances on the Guiiou properly, southeast
Of Fourth aud Cherry streets, arc az iollows
Queen. Connecticut. Boston Underwriters. ManuIac-
iurers OF Boston, Fire Association. British America
OF Toronto, Western OF Toronto Lumberman, Ian.
caster, Milvillo OF New Jersey, 81, 500 each, and
United Fircmcn's, $4,000 The losses OF Kirk, Bait
Il Betwnd will be about twenty five per cent OF ther
Insurance. J. Roggenburger. paper box manufac-
turer Third and Cherry streets, has an insurance OF
500 in the Royal and $4,000 in the Liverpool,
London ana Globe.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27

day trial trip returned New York She viii re-
sumo her place on the line early date.
BARK Chill (Fr,. Chcvslisr from Pascagouls Feb 26
rit timber for Ansyerc struck reef ns., chendsss,
slight damage
BsIc ApE.Isg RIcnAnDsos, from Porto Rico for Nsy |
pas mt" so. s Key w'o prior to March
Ss,c A1nc.r s, from I.lIfsx Ms for Matannss 60,
q Nassau s %ss %.s on
scns Clara LEAvrr. from New York for Havsus struck
o ." 'ns a ey and supposed to
scnR oRAcE was lost at San Qunten Lower Cslifornis
Oh the 'n o. M" Cargo aud part q e:asS
she arrived - San FraScscs November 49, 1879 in pas
then years old She was built Of oak snd said
20 be sound at tho date Of her loss the day she was
scnn I,uIH y BAKER. sunk Brsndywne Shoals
from Philadelphia, bound 10 Portland. Ne.
snn sD4 onsS'y @ nj % for
Pbiladephia Yesterday for repairs
scnn WILLIAM TnoxAs. from Port johnson for Newbuy
mile Of Wood End light Wood End light was
bar .ds berth ne 81 the
sS%s bso ss Up 70 tho "S5n ssd the The sail.
s possible after they found she was rot likely to Sa. on
struck enough swing clear and
VI; s q the the
viii low 9 s Ss as
sLoor FnEp Bnowx, from Providence for New York.
which put into Newport RI March - with her msinmass
sss FAIR wind % ''" "1' ~0o' ''''s'0 '''
sIocr Emma OF Boston. from cosaispors for Tyerton.
towcd into New Bedford Saturday.
CnARLssroS. March aSThe schr Hattie Kesie. which
Cuba just three lower mast. % placed ia
her and her rigging II being rapidly liked up
The bark Azor has been taken In Marshs dry DOCK
copper apparently being fair order The repairs
will soon bc through WITH whom shc will rapidly
pare for her voyage to Liberia.
CoLp SPRING BAnpoR. March 25-During the gale Of
Sunday night the Despatch. Capt Spring dropped
her anchor aud ashore the side Of tho
Shc lies In easy POSITION and will got of without
damage.
Tho soop Jcunie (beforc OF all right
resumed her voyage.
.wAsuIEcrox, March 2erhe signal Service station 81
the wreck Of the Austrian brig Npo to the Chief
Signal Ofhcer folows:-"rhe Of station NO have
taking hawsers and other apparatus
lfesavng station from board tho wreck. Tho
the wrecked vessel will remni. board EXCEPT in bad
weather. Tho captain has made with the Coast
wrecsng Company to get tho Nipoi on and take her
Baltjmoro.o
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP March 26-Arrived. steamer Fcrnwood (Br),
Dinsdale Now York; bark Regulus (Nor,. Holte, do.
Sailed 2ith Q L Taylor ~. for Now York Ozark L
Taylor Bergman last reported sailed from Calao
81 for Iquique and San Francisco
BRISTOL. March 2e-Arrived. barks Honor (Aus) Mareg
lia New York kobt Godfrey (Br), Taylor. do.
Sailed aeth, bark Alma tNop, woxholdt New York.
BARCELONA. March 23-Arrlved, bark Espana (sp)
Roses. Charleston.
CADIz to March 26-Saed schr Kensett, Haraden, New
York.
CAPE Town. cGH. Feb ls-Arrived. brig Julia.e CBr,,
Sheppard, Pensacos.
DuNKIRx March 25-Arrved. bark Maudslie SBr) Kelly
Dlltimore
F. ALxouru. March 2s-Arrived. bark Melchior taer)
wisrehs New York for Bremen; 2eth. brig Or Lsskar
(Gerl Do Bocr, wilminGton NC.
on tho Lizard 25th. bark Bremen (Gsr,. Heimer
Charleston for Rcval. .s.-s,,.
GLASGOW March 26Arrived bark Left (Nov), Erickson
New York.
GENOA March 2s-Arrived, bark Lesseps (Nor,. sseen
Philadelphia before reported without date).
Sailed 24th brig Susan BERGEN. Harding United States
HULL. March 2esaiicd, bsrks BOrvikcn (Nor). Ander
sen. Now York; Hertha GNer) Pedersea. Miramichi.
HAvRx, March 2sArrvcd. ship Supply Us). kirkland.
New York.
LIvKnrooL March 2s-Arrved. ships Lazy Lisgar tBr)
Hughes, Pensacola: George Bell (BD. Goudy, Philsde
phia.
LONDON. March 26-Arrived. snip Plymouth Rock Ham.
mond. New York; barks Ataanta Ger, Behrmann and
Aladdin (Nor). Johsnnesen, do.
Cleared 26th, bark Jose Lopez. Mcdonald Boston.
on the Isle of Wi ght 26th AN, steamer Aisats (Br)
Macsny, Now York for London.
LYNN, z. March 26-Arrved, bark Mexican (Br) Grif.
6the 81 Msry's. Ga.
LoxpospERRr, March 2e-saflsd, barxs Omen Ner,.
Larsen. Baltimore; Graf Moltke CGer), New York.
LISBON to March 26-Sailed, Mariana. for Pensscoia;
vittcria, New York.
MORGAN Pill. March 90 ARRIVED, brig vaiero tBr),
Smith. New York.
MEssiNA. March l6Saed. Mary Lord, Lord United
States.
PLYMOUTH, March 26-Arrved. ship Andrew Lovtt (Br),
Allen. Philadelphia for Antwerp.
PERxAMBuco, March 23-Arrfved, steamer Glenlocan
(Br,, Lndbcrg, New York for Bahia Rio Janeiro.
QUEESsrows, March 25-Arrived, bark Mary Ann (Br),
Dwycr New York; 26th, ship City OF Madras 3D.
GER Astoria: bsres vdarne or) wathiasen New York;
vineland (Nor), Andersen. Baltimore; Amaithea (or)
sslveseu do; Ruth Palmer Cr Smith. do; Kate Crosby
(B) HILBERT, Phladcpha; Nipotc Accame Usa, Crovi-
alta. do;- Nahor Aus), Frnnssovch, Portland
Also arrived 26th Po,yncsian (Br, Brown, Bal
timorc via Halifax for Liverpool
Arrived of Fastnot Light 26th, noon, steamer Egypt
(Br). Grogan. New York TOR Liverpool.
srErry. March 2l-Sailed, bark (Nor) Abrsh am.
son, United States.
SEVILLE. March 2O-Arrived. sehr W Green, Heath.
New York via Corunna.
SHANGHAI, to March 23-Arrived. ship John Harvey
Brown New York via Batavia.
TRIESTE to March 2e-Arrived. schr Eagle Rock Ham,
mond, Charicston
LoSpos March ae-Bark Pstcr tAus. Medeshetss, from
baltimore via Queenstown. has arrived Great Yarmouth
4, lcaky.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
A BRAVE LADY.

The register in the maIc primary department OF
Public School No. 20. q frame building ON Greenvle
avenue. Jersey City. was fred on Monday afternoon
by the pupils throwing papers down tho heater Miss
Ora Goodale the teacher of the class the smoke.
and then fame burst out around the woodwork.
Tho boys sprang from their soats. and Miss Goodae,
placing her back against tho door, directed boys
to get their hats and books and tho marshalled them
ready leave the room. By that time the flame had
fort ha dav
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
AN OFFICER CLUBBED.

Ofncer Kennedy, Of tho Fifteenth precinct, while
attempting to quci a disturbances IN john Bcrrig g
liquor saloon, Blcccker aud sullivan Streets
last night was struck the head several times with
n club IN thc hands o Patrick L,hy, brickisycr, re-
siding at No 2j4 West sixteenth street The oniccr
was badly injured and alter his WOUNDS dressed
he placed the sick list His assalant was
rested aud locked up
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
FIRE on BROADWAY.

While the flames were in progress in Canal street
another fire broke Ut No. $40 Broadway, occupied
by &. p. Reilly h Son as a restaurant. The damage
confined to the nrst floor and basement and win
probably reach $4,000 The proprietor unable to
leave his beu, and better estimate OF the loss
what Insurance there Is could be Ienrned.
Thc flames from the roar OF NJ $40 broadway COM
nunicaed with OF No. S3 Duane street, occu.
pied hrst floor Ny ~ Gould Il son, dealers iu
stair rods. Their stock was damaged $1dO kaufman
Co., fancy goods dealers, on the second floor will
lose $780, Damage 10 ths building, about $500.
rho hre Is sad have been caused by over
heated stove IN the restaurant
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Chester OF steamer City Of Austn this port
Fenandna &c reports the Turn buoy In tho 81 channel
at Port Royal sunk.
Tho spar buoys occupying the position Of nun and can
buoys in this district during the winter being
up and tho and replaced
ID AMES. Comm andcr, USN.
Lighthouse Inspector, Second District
BosroN March 25, 1873
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
SAILED.

Steamers Nevada Br), tor Lverpooi Coperncus (Br),
do Conanlm rl liavre; Olaf tDanl do tsee Msceany)
mond, &c; Harrisburg, philadelphia; ship Eliza McNsl,
San Francisco; barks wcigaard tNor Cork; VIM Bate
man tUeD. Astwerp; Unsnima tBrl, Dunkirk; iuiuare
tNorJ. Giasg"wi Chin"msn tBr'. shanghai: Mos arn
tBr). Liverpool: q stanford Utsl). Naples: Carrie
iiecke Mstanzas VIM Cobb. Brunswick, brig Rachel
toney, 81 Thomas schrs Hazard. Georgetown, SC (;
Helen, ,ecrge,own. DC Willie na,lin.
Aso sailsd bsrEs Aoina Tor Lily roool; iIsrry Busch
Favorite, ,-.-,--...---r.u---.- -. ~. c> ~.
inct
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
SPOKEN.

Bark Eliza Mlignn (BD, Mitchell. from New York for
London, March Is. lat SO - Ion 1854
A bri. showing the International code signals FGH
March -, rs miles Il OF Barnegat.
Schr Donna Anna, Amherst, from Bath for Newark,
March 20, of Capc Cod
Schr Jesse Murdock, Socom. from Phippsbug for Bat
more, March 81 of Phonix Island.
Hnte Perry Chase from Riggsvile Me- for Phils.
delphis, March 23 on Egg Harbor.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
ANNOUNCING A DIVIDEND.

Mr.. e. Tbco. Ball, receiver Of the Merchants Loan
and rrus. Company, OF Paterson, " has announced
dvdend depos tors OF iorty por cent, payable on
aud after March IS.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

The icehouse attached to Fischer Eppig's brew
Fry on George street, Central avenue, williams
burg was damaged $500 By fire yesterday aft er
noon. The fire caused by the ignition OF kettle
the storage casks Of The brewery Tho property Is
fully insured
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER oLAr DAM. Andreasen. hence I'D for Havrc
which returned next day with machinery dssanged re-
paired damages and proceeded yesterday morning
sryAwxR MASSACHUSETTS, Of the Fa River line. pro-
ths fay EAfAn1A Max sAsA-@.