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The New York herald., 1878-02-23

fore daylight the culvers generally overtsxed
the water flowed through the streets like many
rvules. In some OF The badly paved portions OF the
city culverts and cutters were formed when
tainly cannot DO fouRd traced any municipal map
The streets along the water fronts especially IN the
neghborhood OF Fulton and Washington markets,
wore rendered almost impossible by the hcnvy rain
fall Passengers from Hoboken aud Brooklyn were
very Uuch inconveuenced.
The storm extended TO tho South, and according to
the signal service office reports the barometer was
very low all over the country The wind moving
with velocity OF about thrty-hve miles an hour IN
Boston. and the next highest thirty-lwo miles an
hour New London, Conn. In this city velocity OF
about twonty-tour miles an hour attained
There bnt little cessation OF the rainfall during
tho whole DAY, iulls seeming to be only temporary.
and the gale gathering fresh force toward evening
Many detentions o tho mails recorded, and dts.
asters reported along The CITY streets
seemed quite deserted, and scarcely anybody lett the
comfort oi the home nresIde who imperatvely
called forth by business. The descending torrents
cleaned thoroughfares which had been Innocent Of
brooms for many long day. and the storm must have
saved great deal Of money TO the contractors Tor
cleaning the streets
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
HORSE NOTES.

1t Sacramento, which was 10 have commenced on
Tuesday last ana terminated to-day. had been post
poned on account Of the food at that place. Tho
great racs OF the meeting, which was TO have taken
place yesterday between Moll,c McCarty and JAKE,
two-me heats, for purse and stake of $2.75o, has
been postponed until the 1st day OF Karch.
Charles 8. Green has issued a challenge 10 Colonel
Russell, the owner OF tho trotter smugglcr, trot
horse to bc named at the post against Smuggler.
either ono race for 200 side. . series OF
races for $1,000 or $4,000 side each race AS the
owner OF Rarus has accepted Colonel Russcll's
challenge trot smugger against that horse probably
Colonel Russell will reply 70 Charley Green's challenge
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OYFrcE OF THE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-l A n.
Indications
For New England, falling followed by rising
barometer, warmer eastery winds, shifting to west
ery, stormy and rainy weather. partly snow IN tho
northern portion and gradually succeeded BY clearing
weather from the sootnwsrd.
For the Middle Statcs. rising barometer, southwest
20 porthwcs. winds. and the northern portion
areas, followed BY colder, clcar and partly cloudy
weather.
For the lake region, Upper Mississippi and Low cr
Missouri valleys, rising barometer, west 70 north
Winds and colder. partly cloudy weather. except In
the nrst district, frequent light rams and snow
Cauttonsry signals continue at Milwaukee, Lud-
ington, Grand haven, Cape Henry. Lewes Cape May,
Atlantic City, Barnegat Sandy Hook, New York, New
Haven. New London, Newport. Woods Hole, Boston,
rhatchers Island, Portland Esstport, Ipdianola and
Galveston.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

u-For of schr aggie Mcdonald and further de-
tails Of other disasters sec general news column.
Liverpool ashore on tho lower end Of Eeedy Island Del
having into that position during the heavy gale
sHIP MARcI. Q DAr-A letter from New Orleans dated
s ose. :.s &c %
70 20 more sersu: Than was a. first supposed and that
ay dOsl 70 Fss some q =. pAHkns and I'm:
tho s $ Ss oG ss
BARK RoMAx-The following are the particulars o: the
los. Of tho w:n az b.. bar. % Of Ssw SsH
from San Francisco Dec ~ tor whaling cruise down the
well ns ~hsn
~. helm a:a Sa. butt "s % ii:
ship tho she struck the stern rising
were n.uisd Sa. she the sails
in'1 IN & . ss, inS .as
SSsalss ;D.Ts and a'liss with v..sl; found
r.: from 'sss sss n s p
%s: we're lowered sare and sssns ous
opportunity got safely outside the breskers when
&!
'asva ~sas pieces 81 a. r sh. day and wreck
.s yum iis 4S ' s
steamer Ncwbsrn to San Francisco.
Francisco Seabeck,
heavy gales sk sw tho entire passage blew
q sails lost deck load and aeak;
fact the had been leaking all the and
arrival had 10 feet OF wafer In hold. 80
SCHR b II RANsDKLL, ct San Francisco Feb II. from
Humboldt had heavy gales the ensire lost
tion OF docs load and blew flying jb; hove to
under sail mainsail turled. when shipped
heavy sea, which broke main boom like pipe stem.
ScmR AppIs hNKLxy, which sank In Portsmouth har-
Dor tuesday morning. has becn raised by navy yard
cho the assistance Of rggers going from the yard
Tho to vessel is found be tring, and sho
will soon be put In trim for fishing
ScmR b CLEMENTS, from Virginia, bound to Keyport,
NJ with oysters, wont ashore 81 Deal Beach yesterday
scHR HATTIE KELSEY, Randall from New York for Ma
tansas. put into Charleston 22d inst dismasted.
ScnR l. BRADLEY, Of Bucksport. Mo, with cargo Of
coal, Is ashore ut Ocean Beach, NJ.
NxwroRr, RI Feb ga NE rain storm, accompanied
ococE This morning but no marine disasters are 70.
ported The boats Of the Fall River line viii not leave
either snS S @ o. eurS s.%s
aud arrived At New BEDFORD all light this morning.
PROVIDENCE RI. Feb 22-The steamer Falmouth, OF tho
Old Colony ne due II Newport ~ AM had reached
10 80 AN today heavy storm Is prevailing.
mated yesterday the following damage WAS sus-
Mission street wharf, tho schr C0ufser slightly
r., S H. 1s Soss Sss sn sss. es
in her port buwarks forward A. Harrison
Vladimir had her s:aboard bulwarks
amidshps carried away and the brig Siberia also slightly
ehafed Bryant street, the schr Good Tempixr badly
chsfca and rail SPLIT forward sarbomrd side The bull
In various places The bark Const
sopmas head o this port during the gale She was
on Bolinas late In ths afternoon.
port Yaquira Bay. Fob lo:Arrived here Feb Z vessel
leaking badly deckosd overbosra ont OF provisions, main
Doom gone man sna . ,o.H ANAL al S.
and be ready In throo weeks.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL Feb 2o--Arrived steamer Arrsron (BE, Sym
ons, New York.
BELFAST, Feb s2-Arsivsd, bark Lothair (Br,, Holly
wood. Dahsn.
BnxrEs Feb 22-Arrived, ship Asxsndria <Br, Brown,
ssvannsh; bark King Oscar II or) Christensen, Rich
moud: Alpha QNor). Maroni. Charleston.
BARCELONA, Feb is-Arivsd bark Maria Carolina tsp),
0uirch, New Orleans; brig San Salvador Virgin dc los
Dolores (sp), Gavea. Savannah.
CuxnAvxS Fob 22-Arived. brig Eurociydon tBr). SIN
clair, Charleston for Hsrburs.
CALAIS. Fob 2o-sasd bark Nsvsdo (Br), Foster Dela
ware Breskwsser.
DusLss Feb 2i-Arrivcd basks Edna CBr). Dun Phifa-
dephis; Norma (Nor). Matthisssn. New York
YARMOUTH, Feb 2iArrved, bark kidesdsie tBr).
Pinton. Pernandina.
GLASGOW, Fob 22-Arrfved, ship Lake Michigan (Br),
Bruiner, Portland, Mo-
Hull Feb 2i-Arrived, bark Hera tNor,. Gronn, VIII
mingtou, NC; 22d. steamer otheo (Br), Fisher, New
York
HAxsuRc. Feb 22-Arrfvod, bark Israel asws), Tsinn
Wilmington. NC.
Sailed 2osh bark solys CNor,, Johnsen Phfladeph
HAvnx Feb 22-Arrived, bark Livingstone (Nor). Bar.
rets. New Orleans
Expounder Crocke Southwest Pass Forest Eagle. How
att. Key West
HoNc KoxG Feb 22-Arrived ship Empire, Leckio Hew.
port. T.
Lrvrrpoor. Isb a2-Arrivsd, ships Chppsws CBr, MIL
New Orleans, Jas bssssr Jr. Abes New Yorx; bark
Ecuador tBs,, Hughes. Galveston.
Also arrived 22d, Minnesota tr, Burwe Bos-
ton Aras (Br). Psshby New ycrk; Orehis (Br Rowiss
New Orleans.
Sailed 22d ships Bolivia (BD. Bingsy United STATES;
Geo Bewcy tB, Bewley, San Francisco; barks Tivoli
tBr), Stuart, Phisdeiphia.
LONDONDERRY. Feb 22-Arrtvsd, bars Nuns (B1.
|, Douglas, Baltimore
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
THE STORM IN THE CITY.

Scarcely q parallel TO the tremendous rain storm
which prevailed yesterday can be remembered by tho
oldss, citizens. AS the day . legal holiday and
general business was suspended the storm will DO
moro memorable from this fact, and washington's
Birthday, 1873, will have . distinguishing mark in
the terrific gallo which prevailed In this city and
on tho coast. short time after midnight yes
torday morning the rain began falling, and Il was
accompanied wish strong northeast wind which
continued to increase In violence About o'clock
IN tho morning torrents OF wafer Tell, and those
who were ats attendants at balls public assem-
blies found their umbreua Of very Little servc@ b.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
THE CALIFORNIA OVERFLOW.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. q, 1873
A Sacramento despatch says that the levee on
Andros Island In the delta Of the river broke yes
terday that the island and Bran1an Island, which
10 connected with II BY dikes were flooded Yester-
day afternoon the levse on Grand Island also broke
and the island 10 flooded. These three islands
contain about thirty thousand acres, mostlyin high
state OF cultivation. The high bank land along the
rivers 70 generally devoted orchards and vegetable
larms while the interior Of the broad expauso 10
voted TO wheat raising, Tho damage must be i'm.
menss. and estimated by the Sacramento correspon-
dent At from SIS 900 900 to 500 000 000 rhIs how
over, 10 undoubtedly gross exaggeraton. Steamers
and barks been sent IRON Sacramen to to
the live stock II possible. Tho flooding OF these
islands and the adjacent main land has lowered the
river at Sacramento, and the water In the village Of
Washington, opposite, is IN consequence falling
rapidly. The weather has been or the last two
days, but 10 now clouding up again.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
FLOODS.

A GENERAL RAIN STORM CAUSES SERIOUS
DAMAGE OVER WIDE REACH or COUNTRY.
MERIDES, Conn.,, Feb. %. 1878.
The rain which commenced falling Thursday at
noon still continues IN torrents. The aars
along Harbor Brook completely submerged
State street, Pratt street and portion
OF Main street flooded. A large number
OF dwellings ana underground liquor saloons
over1owed. Several buildings belonging TO the
Mcridcn Britannia Company nled with water
the depth Of eight inches. Work In he Meri-
den 5verplate Company's factories is suspended on
account OF the food. Tho factory Of q. Rogers &
Brothers Is also Hooded.
Tho i've minutes 10 four p. H. train from New
Britain was thrown from the track halt n mile from
this place by washout. The cpginc was ovcrturned
but was injured.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
CHARLESTON RACES.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Feb. %, 1878.
The races at the Washington course to-day were
poorly attended.
The first race half mile dash for gentlemen riders,
was by the mare Gertrude, ridden by Dr. MeycrA
The second race, hall mile dash, was won by
Annie g. after very close race with Rod Slipper.
No time was taken.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.

wILKBsBARRE. Pa, Feb. %, 1873.
W. W. Calender, son of Philip Caencer, who was
murdered at Hunlock's Crock last January.
rested and brought to this city yesterday charged
with the premedtated murder OF hts father. The prs-
oper VINO but eighteen years old, asserted his nno
cence and demanded immediate hearing. He was
committed TO prison pending his examination next
Tuosdav.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
AMERICAN. PORTS.

na sosEoS T. Via soasha%soa: ssy
;sa1 E,
to load for phadelphis-
Sailed-steamer Hercules .-
g&LifTSsh aa&NAh 0Es sss si%Ss::sa E%n::
Won MotEs. Bremsn' Northern Chief Dunfirk brig
aad"Arrivsd steamers oIrcsssan .BD, wylie. Liyer-
HGs E,sns s'a oss Boon Willie
Gloucester. E brig Chesapeake tbr) "mte Dem
csared-B.rks Cornns tSoS s1.ud 9a..n'ssSwr s".
Ssxas.' oinss sS.s. ostoa Sorbu1y
AsnSn susiss XsssS
Tryon Ncksrson. Boston to load Harmonic Harbor
% o Aia
Baker RG.'01 e s load a DO for s.os .nd
Nsfssson Harmon: arsCr e; New York ~. p.,,
Kingdom both Incorrectly printed under Now Orleans In
sehr Kelsey Randall New York
saed~Bsrk Maria lSp,, Liverpool schrs vrae, Bslti.
r. %ss Godfrey.
r.. Sldos ssLSSR
aiming IN Fawn, Baker Calais for New
EDaARTowN. Feb ls-Arivod. schr Silver Spray, Rus
Porsehrs Ella CONDOR from New YoEs for BC.son
a.s.sec a r;as s'Sss from New New YORK for Forl.Dd
az Sas iS sss Il. ;n: bark H'o'a
r4;ssd out IRON Soriolk-ss'Amer Baen"vensura sp'.
fa.s.d r. iSr Balsners Gsnslis Shaw. irsu aIs
PASSED. out from yslsiaoSs-Berk Passr tAus,. for
JxoKsoNyILl.E. Feb l7--Artvsd, sehr Florence 4 Lii.
sond ordss .sSr Sn oro D.sIo brisso
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 1s-Ariyed, steamers Ithuriei
.Ss% s%Pss.
CsS:sy sn:ss sss o%s n s. Emos ws
GaaaaopPs sehrs wss1'nron Jordan Galveston; Hiram
aad"Xrrivsd sseamsr Anors tBr, Baxter. Liverpool
hSsn..., Ly'p@S;
Passss Fss viraso tBr,. Liverpool,
New %c?s E.s%p.s Gs.S: As.Ts,e; 49,. .,.,.'
New yetf;: SSssros 6s..sy; @o .,... rnm
shaw Springer. BooshSsy Ne. for rhliadsphia Harrisi
Port john Portland; Charles Morse. Nsrr New
Sailed -soSr Mary Mason, Mcdonald. B,..on for Bal.
ems NV wisesss. for xosos sssnsS Boston tSs-
FFs,S%'s: Fsss!,ss, New ssa;ssa toy New YORK s a
S M He s Ss. So sSai ns.
soHs 9sS CITY
Austin Chester. rernandns tand sscd for New YorkS
f'si.i FsS h.S brig Rock B
wight st John: NIB, r.n.. Smith N, vo,.
Pendlsion do Tonswsnda sherwood. Providencs SAXON
s.
msD r.",, a
asss fnH :. aaas ss sssy.
s Ds sss s;s :''n S'sa
s.%psm ri s.snass olive; A%..
Iead for New YORK: ryron Kennsbec for do; John
2sd~irriysd schrs II OdioIne, Eorse Island for Rich
va sn is sossy S Sss q S.
r1rSos'fPNcE 1PrKovfpMNcE. Feb 2l-Arrvsd .chr. surley,
sailed sehrs Rscsf Howard. Virginia: oorn.., Lyon,
George Markie, smith. and II Bartlett, Harris. New
sailed goth. steamer ronawanda She. Phaaslphia
ROCKLAND. Feb n Arrived. schr AwiiIsy, Wiley,
ssed iss sears Aodsaon rorroy New York :sth.
:s osy oy. .nTSon ana snS .s
s:rs ..s y, ;.s
nsI.h.% Ksnn,:,c. s.ehmeps "; ls;s LveSri
WHEY; s'Si;f.t :s:as :ss t:s,:si
@ G Esx Ys ss Sss London and No"
RfGHMoNp FeS 2i-AIrIvsd, steamer Old Dominion.
baSs Ipsf o' 'ea''
se st s. Rass sss
I'd Cleared ship Sovereign Of tho Seas. Wood, Nev
SAVANNAH, Fob ie-Arived. bark Predsn (Nor,. Arm
aist-A Arrived, bark Champion CBr,, Moses. Liverpool
nSs asdmsisSS .0s Sarfs lamp. sSo 0.sn xar
A,s sn Temple E .b,
John A Lord, Thomas do.
bark x..a Nor). Arnessn. bssimorss sehr W Assoo.
ns.. sisIs9; So p! oTiy9 YORK. Fss: @ s
po" p5":Isi.s c.nSS Sss sss.oa .cS.. fsssr
Yors: York; iI'Us Il rrsscett Wilmington. Nc.
--- 49,. -
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
THE FLOOD IN CANADA.

PoRr HOPE, Ont Feb %, 1874
The greatest food which visited this locality IL
now In progress The ice and water are coming down
With terrific force, sweeping bridges all else
fore them All stores In the lower part OF the town
arc flooded and groat damage Is done. All OF The
Midland Railway bridges in the vicinity have been
carried away.
OsHAwA, Ont, Feb "a 1873
The hcavy rain last night caused the water TO rise
seven eet, overnowing King street and flooding
Houey's tanning mills Robson Lauchlan's tannery,
The Cedardale Works and Small's hour mills, doing
considerable damage to each house, situated near
tho bank OF tho stream, In which wero young lady
and child, was swept away, and the inmates wore
rescued with great difficulty. The damage along tho
course OF the stream s very heavy.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. % 1873.
Tho Governor this morning granted thirty days
spite Fisher, sentenced 20 be hanged the Goth
inst. He also issued for the execution of
Patrick Hester, Peter McHugh and Patrick Tuiiy 20
sako place the 18th Of March, and tor tho execution
Of John Kehoe and Dennis Donnely 10 take place on
18Th of April.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
PROVIDENCE INUNDATED.

PRoyIDExcE. r. l., Feb. 22-Midnight
A nood is pouring down tho valley OF the Moshaus-
suck River at the north end Of the city It Is ieared
the reservoir above has given why. Two three
streets the First ward three four feet under
wster. Tho Silver Spring Bleachcry is surrounded by
watAr and probably suffered considerable damage.
The water reached some lime In William n. Harris
storeh caused fire aud loss OF So 200. Rains
have swollen all the streams.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
A BRITISH BARK LOST.

The Signal Service station at Portsmouth, N. G.,
beach reports TO the Chief Signal Oncor At twenty
minutes past tour p. N. as follows:-
The British bark Henry Pelham, OF Cork, Captain
Henry Mckeirnan, In ballast for Hampton Roads,
camo ashore half-past four this morning In south
east storm. The crew OF eighteen were all
saved. The chronomcters were out OF order. The
vessel will probably be a total losa
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

al Trovatore" will DO performed at tho Academy Of
Music at the matinee to-day and Monday tho ely
ing Dutchman" will be givon.
An adaptation OF "Lcs Excs" tho play which, un-
der tho En- glish title, 'Tho Excs" has been drawing
largo houses In Boston, is in advanced state Of prep
aration at tho Brosdwsy Theatre in this city and Will
shortly be produced
The New York herald., 1878-02-23

steamer City OF Berlin (Br> Kennedy. Liverpool via
Queenstown John u Dale.
Bark Norman (Br), Allen. Liverpool-J Whitney Co.
Brig Britannia, Aotchkiss Barbados-H Trowsrdxe's
Soma
Co.
schr Mary Helen. Jeiliseu Brunswick Ga-Wsrren Ray.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
wHALEMEN.

Sailed from Panama Feb 4, bark Pachc Smethers for
Honolulu; thence she will proceed for North
Pacific aud Is expected that she Will return 70 Pan
about tho becinnsng OF 1873
letter received a. Nav Bedford. from odiccrs Of
Perry Nckerson of Edgartown reports her ~ Jan
the south coass q s. Domingo bound to San Bay Had
Dee 30 sailor named Francisco Santos fell from the
topsaiI yard and died from his injuries
letter from scbr Ellen Rodman, Wilbur, FIJI, reports
her iu December, having taken 6J bbs 50 Oil.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
state NJ
II'ettfh>r.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 22-Noon
The time ball OF the Western Union Teie graph Com
psny y standard time Of tho United States Naval OBJ
servstory 81 washingon) to-day dropped correctly
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
THE WEATHER. YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated By tho thermometer a. Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building, NO. 2ls Broadway, New York:.-
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
HIGH WATER AT ELM1RA.

ELhIRA, N. Y, Feb %, 1873.
A heavy rain storm has raging here for two
days The river Is very high. Newton Creek has
overhowsd and Hooded the lower portion OF the city,
causing much damage
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
THE STEAMER CITY OF HARTFORD.

The steamer City OF Hartford. which sailed from
New York yesterday evening for saybrook and was
duo there last night at midnight has NOT
yet arrived and anxiety Is felt about
her. IL II supposed she has bcen
PEELED by the storm TO put into some harbor on
the Long Island coast Her agents say they have
heard nothing IRON her. and are confident no acct
dent mas happened to her. as they would certainly
have informed by telegraph Il any had occurred.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. So.

A FOR SALE, A CABIN YACHT ~ FEET LONG
Eagle Dock, Hoboken. N J.
nUGBoATs FOR sALE-BVTH NEW AND SECOND
hand nronsed and sidewhce; also side wheel pro-
pcllcr Enginca G. W. COPELAND. 81 broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
PASSED THROUGH BELL GATE.
naIfA.ra rnYYTu
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship southmnster tof London> Tee. from Manila Oct d.
Ship Cleopatra Qor), from -----.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23

Sailed 22d. bark Village Belle (Br). New York.
PLYnourH Feb 22saisd bark Forsete (vor). chrssenr
Grom Antwerpl. New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 2lArived bark Milan Aus). Rucsso-
vich. Baltimore.
LiverpooD. New York.
sournAsrros. Feb 22-Arrived. steamer hweis
tGer). Unduetsch. New Orleans for Bremen tand pro-
ceed-d)
sAsrAsrER. fsb ieArved, bark Luz Csp,. Moran. New
Orleans
Lospos. Feb co-Bark Medford tBr,, Vaughan which
capsizsd and sunk while bling towed through Salt
house Dock the 18th inst. has been raised
Bark Mary Bird Packard, from Chsribon, via Batavia
for Boston. has put into At Thomas loaky.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAp Feb %. Px-wind wsw, light; bsromstss
3056e
PLYMOUTH, Feb ~. PM-wind wNw. light; barometer
3Oe23
The New York herald., 1878-02-23

Average temperature yesterday. y.............. 5v>i
Average temperature for corresponding date last
xsT,.~,y........,.... ....,...,............. ~
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
THE LOWER HUDSON cLxAnEp OF ICE.

PouonKREPsIE. N. Y. Feb. %, 1873
heavy rain storm prevailed at all points on the
Hudson to-day. The streams are much swollen and
oil ice-cutting has ceased Tho river Is open from
West Point TO New YORK.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
PORT OF NEW YORK. FEB. %, 1878.
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Alps (Br). Williams, Kingston, ia, Jan II,
Santa Martha 25th, Barranquia Feb s. Carhagena 9Th
aud Aspinwall 18th. with and passengers to Pn'
Forwood Co. FeO 10 lat 30 H. Ion 7435. spoke ship
David Crockett. from san francisco for New York.
Brig Christina fof Halifax, Munroe. Cardenas IL days.
with noAdo to Nevius 4 Son. Had 1ne weather.
Schr Ella Storer tof Bo,ton). Made, Genoa 60 days,
with to order vesse to Parsons Loud Passed Glib
rAtar an 23 IL days of bermuda. with strong NV
Winds Feb H. lat 35 30 Ion ~ TO- spoke bark jose Morx
from New YORK for sagns.
rubber &C. to Francis Moran vessel to Smith Co.
Had some very heavy weather, In which carried
Of the standing rigging, split sails &c
Schr Poos Curtis PrOgreso 10 DAYS. with hemp hides,
&c. to Theband BROS. Had fine weather.
~ Bark Silo No-, Elingsen, which arrived 21st from
Arends reports:Jan 49, lat A. Ion 35. passed
the wreck Of small vessel apparently schooner dis
masted n being dark at the time unable to
further particulars concerning ber 9th lat 81 Ion
49, spoke sp Thos Reed. fromtNcw York for San Fran
cisco.
PASSED THROUGH BELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Ch apion (Br) Granville Providence for New York
Schr Orlando smith. Ferris, Portchester tor New York.
steamer Delaware Smith. Norwich FOR New York.
BOrND EAST.
Steamer GalateA, Walden, New York for Providence
Tho following detained OF tho herald Station BY the
steamer Frsnconia, for Portland.
Te, for New London and Norwich
steamer Erastus Corning for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
NiIsCELLANEOUs.

NERVOUS DEBILITY WEAKNESS, &C, AND ALI.
N dIsorders lndscrotion, Exceses over.
work o the Brain Nervous system speedily and radi-
purely vegetable pcpsr~s.on and the best and
sunicient For further information SEND FOR CIRCU.
LAR. Pnce, 81 per box six boxes 81. mail securely
'''-''1' - W1NOhkS1ER L. CO.. Chemists
80 John sI. New YorS
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
WIScHEsrhh
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

wrNCHEsTEES HyPoPHosPHIrE OF LIME and
SODA for the Of CONSu MPTION and Chronic Dis
GASES Of the TikOA1 and LUNGS also General Debility
Dyspepsia and Poverty OF tho Blood.
Price 81 aud 81 per bottle. Prepared only BY
WLNCAESrEkA 4 CO.. Chemists,
. Sold By dxugg1sta No % John 81, New York
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23-l A M.