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The New York herald., 1879-02-26
THEATRICAL TROUBLES.

The reference by the Supreme Court to ex-Judge
Sutherland Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre litigation.
for dissolution Of partnership and an accounting.
continued yesterday at the of the referee in
Pine street Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer represented Mr..
Harkns and Messrs. Howe & Hummel appeared for
Mr. Fiske. Both parties present. Ex-City
Judge Cunning s. Bedford who has been the re-
cciver of the theatre, turned over all the papers
and account books in hts possession Several trades
men were summoned to testify that Mr.. Fiskc had
paid their bills against the theatre. dated prior to
the copartnership, but az Mr.. Fiske voluntarily ad-
mitted the payments these witnesses dismissed.
A copy of Mr. Fiskcs bank account also admit
ted by him. Joseph Booth treasurer Of the theatre,
identified certain exhibits and books showing where
Mr. Harkins had personally filled gaps in the treas
urys receipts, and other matters. Further hearing
was adjourned until Monday next.
II appeared in the course OF remarks made by ex-
Judge Ditenhoefcr that the lease of the theatre is
now vested in Mr.. James Schofed, formerly adver-
tisinu agent for Fiske X Harkins.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26

II to his wife; the cash I drew from the
banks amounted TO S4.40D; the balance l
handed him when met in the evening AT the
cottage in Farm Ridge; at the same time handed
him two notes Of Stern x Co.. and also cheek OF
Messengers left that evening for Baltimore; when
there met Milford. the clork. whom Mr.. Paige saiu
he would send there this was on Monuay
afternoon, November H. ut about halt-past Two
O'Clock; know Of kilograms being sent the iast
week in October; Paige said ne going 10 telegraph
10 some of debtors in the South to hurry thehi
up, as he wanted to get in all tho cash possible;
received the following memorandum
Placcno reliance any statements that shall defame
or in any way abuse you.
This in Paige's handwriting, sent to me IN
London, but returned to Boston.
After some further testimony the Court adjourned
till tomorrow morning when an effort Will DC maize
to put officers of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany the stand to testify to certain telegrams
passing through that office.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26

The Liverpool Local Marine Boad has presented to Capt
James Allen master Of the American snip brdsswate
his Immunity and bravery in rescuing nc crew OF the
British bark Anglo during heavy Atlantic gale on
the 18th of October last
LosG BRaScH Feb 25-ship Hanna Norl stranded here
Is still n fair condition wreeser. are dsenaryIE na sa
moderate: ship rolling about 10 degrees.
MASasar.S. Nj Feb 25--The bark Sadie. stranded
ss sos. Of ibis hove sI s S% "ns ses Of are
The vessel rolling slightly viii, an easierx wna % nma t"s @
at high tide Tonight. The vessel is not hoGged
NORFOLK Fob 2The wreckng steamer Resolute arrived
here h, bringing p'r"T OF he .sTgp Ss ,he
Tha brig viii prove total loss
Bamors ssa sss% sS her
tn ely shi, "nI having LETT .n"snJcd Sy Can't
ern Shore line. assisted in bringing her from
.S%s'" $ "S iss"si 's ss e., SAM
mcni III" Virginia made the run Cane snI:pen
Ssps o. She u
midnight but romnucd off the Thimble nntl daylight
evening During tho day a large number OF citizens
visited and inspected the Virginia.
NEwpoRy Feb 25-Brenton Reef buoy, which went adrf
about ten days ago. has been replaced
PRovrscErowS: Feb 2'-The tug Beknsp arrived from
the chr Gersh Banker ashore Barnstapie Flats this
afternoon and reports that the schooner DO so' D"
contracs S.. been ado 10 discharge tho cargo and
hout the schr Helen King. ashore on Long Point:
hoated off.
~ ~, during heavy NE gale. while wearing ship Capt
board drowned lie resident Of Brooklyn; NY.
aud leaves wife and children, who board tho
brig.
SAN Francisco, Feb Is-It is generally conceded
that some serious misfortune has happened to the sch,s
f" ITt, a"n nm orSe rh m" sri a. ont iii aays the
second l22 days, ana the Cygnet icl days
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb o5-Arrived steamer August Andre Belg)
Eyer, New York
ALNERrA Feb 24-Cleared barks Abby Bacon. Dearborn
New York; j b Newcomb (Br). Newcomb, DO
BRISTOL Feb 24-Arrved schr Poscidon (Nor) Jorgen-
sen, Wilmington, NC.
BELFAST. Feb 2o-sailed, ship Earnock BD. Hutton
United Stntos.
Bremen Feb 25-Arrived. steamer Crimdon (BD, Brack
enbury. Philadephia ship Marlborough Br Munroe Now
York.
BARCELONA, Feb 2o-Arrived, bark Antona Bstel sp)
Fcrrnn. Charleston.
CARDIFF, Feb 25-sailed bark Webster Chisholm drom
Newporp, Havana, having repaired.
CorxNHAcES, Feb l7-Arrived, bark Nef Nor Christen
sen, New York.
CAKrAGESA, to Feb 25-Sailed, bark Rosa (Sw Odman,
New York.
GLOUCESTER, Feb 24-Arrived bark Aures tsw) Nybcrg
Daricn.
GALWAY. Feb 24-sailcd, bark Divico CNop. Jorgenscn
New York.
Hull. Feb 25-Arrived, steamer Hart Br, Vie, New
York.
HAMBuRG, Feb 24-Arrived steamer Nellie (Br) Teffels.
New York brig Helene tNor), Havorscn, Wilmington. NC
HAvRE, Fob 24-Arrlved bark Christel (Gcr Zncke Bal
timore
Sailed osd ship Lcnnie (BD. Weston. United States;
barks St Joseph (Nor), johnson, Now York; Walter
Scammell tEr), Saunders do: Mary Virgins Br) Law.
renee, do; 2oth, ship Great Admiral, Thompson. do
IPSWICH Feb 24-Arrived bark snvonas tsw), Nylene,
Bull River (scc beiowl
W
saco,a; 2Ssh, steamers Marlborough Br, Layicy, New
York; Peer of the Realm (Br) Nicholson, New Orleans
bark Frank. Wallace. New York
Sailed 25h bark Chignecto Br, Potter New York brig
Fred (Norl, Thorsen, United States.
In port 25th. steamers Lord Give Br Urquhart, for
Philadelphia, to sail noon Goth; Ohio. Morrison for
do 2sth
LONDON Feb 25-Saied, ship Tecumseh, Lincoln, United
ststes bark Rosenberg or Johannesen United States
Sailed from Gravescud o5th. bark Grahams Policy,
Clapp, Philadelphia.
LIzARp Feb 25-Of. steamer Denmark (3r). Williams
from New York for London.
LIMERICK Feb 24-Sailed ship Livingstone (Br), Crosby
United States.
LONDONDERRY Feb 24-Arrved. bark Iris (us), Laurln
Baltimore.
LrspoS. to Fob a5-Arrived bark Eliza . McManemy,
rcnniu,ore Philadelphia
Sailed Fob I5 bark vixcays tBr) Butler, United States
10th. schr Chas II Lawrence. Kemp, Baltimore
MALAGA, Feb 1s-Sailed bark George Kingman, Howes,
Philadelphia before reported without datcl
RouES Feb 25-Arrved, bark Hattie Goudy (Br), Shaw
Philadelphia.
ROTTERDAM Feb 25-Arrved. steamer Mas Dutch. Taas.
Now York.
SLIGO, Fob 24-Arrved bark Sea Crest Br Dakin, New
York.
rnrrsrx Feb 22-Arrivcd bark Lima Ger, schur, Char.
lesion.
CoRuSSA Feb 25-steamer Memphis CBr), Mellon, from
Liverpool Is ashore the this harbor In
dangerous position. Noloss of life.
LONDON Feb ?5-Bark Savcnas tSw), Nyicne, from Bu
River arrived Ipswich yesterday leaking and with
Of sails
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
CLOSE OF THE CARNIVAL.

THE MARDr GRAs BALL AT G1LMonE's GARDEN
LAST NIGHT.
Prince Carnival, whose sway in New York has been
far from undispute, last night vinicated his claims
to royal blood, and for o few brief hours
some OF them stolen from Lent itsclf-hcld
royal sway in Gilmorcs Garden. 1t was
tho very end Of his tenure OF Office, so TO
speak, and right bravcy he roted the last night
his term. At nine o'clock the broad promenade was
oiled with motley throng. Club men. whose figures
and motion wcro too familiar for them TO escape
recognition. even though their faces were closely
masked. there in regulation evening dress.
Young clerks and even few small boys there
in business suits of tho most pronounced cockncy
type. Society ladies' who ciung to their boxes
closely and whose escorts had vacation kept thor
masks closely held. fearing tho recognition that
ono was bold enough to whisper At ten O'Clock the
fun was awakened by Ievys playing the Carnival -
All were ut once agog. Dancing began with waltz 70
one of Strauss sweetest strains. and the ball was
fairly opened without the formal procession which
usually begins q masquerade. From that time on
until the ball closed at sn early hourin the morn
ing-thc floor like vast Kaleidoscope The gay
coors of the many fancy dresses mingled in odd and
beautiful contrasts as dance followed dance In quick
or fancy dresses there was tho usual variety, and
among the eight or nine thousand persons at least
two thousand were in costume. The plain mask and
domino was, perhaps. the favoritc disguise. but
many cnaractcrs were atsuHeu anu wen carricu.
On the whole, no more successful impcrsona-
ton was seen than one stalwart fellows.
who dressed clown and acted
IL he were well accustomed 10 the part The Goddess
Of Liberty was present, but decidedly stuffy In
appearance, and showed the boldness Of her ideas by
wearing short golden wig. knotted in close curls
all over her head. A tonsurcd priest, with fairly
Rabolaisan paunch and a face that Gustave Dore
would dream over. disgraced his calling with un-
sccmly lcvity. small donkey. drapcd in n domino,
waggcd his long approval OF tho efforts
OF u number Of his human rivals a ''moon-cycd
lepcr' fronl the Flowery Kingdom aazcd placidly t
the "Mclican mans nelly making" aud carried
himself with q dignihed gracc that would
have made kcarncy gnash his teeth.
The same decorations that were SO much admired st
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria (Bp, Watson, Liverpool via Queens
town-C q Francklyn ..-
steamer Victoria (Br) Young. London-Ienderson Bros
Steamer Devon (Br). Peters, Bristol-W ID Morgan.
Vidal Sala Sp) de Ognaga, Barcciona-E Puig
Co. As -
Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Oii Dominion steamship Co
Steamer vineland, Bowen, Baltimore, &c.J Krems
Steamer Alliance Lawson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hand.
Steamer Nereus. iiallctt. Boston-H Dimock.
ship Gencairn Br Tannock. Glasgow-iionderson Bros
Bark Regina Tock Godfrey Gibraltar and Cadiz-John
Zittlosen.
Bark Tide (Aus). Tominich. Naples, Slocovich Co.
Bark Hawthorne tBr, Whitney, Bordeaux-Scnmmell
Bros.
Bark Esther BENJAMIN Havana-J II Winchester 4 Co.
Bark Ellen Holt (Br). Duncan, Rchmond-Arkell Tufts
& Co.
Brig Emma Dean enz) Rodriguez, Laguayra and Porto
Schr Vim ii Jourdan Richardson, Demerara-Leaycraft
4 Go.
Schr I.anie Cobb Wood, Curacoa-D A de Lima & Co.
Schr Azeda & Laura, Jorgensen, Mayagues. PR-B
Weinberg a Co.
4 Co.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
CARNIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 25.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. %, 1879
The carnival procession to-day moved according to
programme. Everything passed of quietly and
orderly. The weather clear and warm and the
along the line of the were thronged
with people,
The procession consisted of twenty large and nine
small cars containing figures aud groups represent
ing the prominent epochs in the history of the
world from 1000 years before the Christian era to
the present day. viewed in comic light-in other
words comic history of the world.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

AxoY Jan 4-Tn port. bark Aymar Lapham, for sama.
BGrsos Avnrs Jan isArrvcd. brig velina CBD, Rogers
BKHsups. Feb io-Arrivcd. sehr Traveller, Hodges
York: Carolina iRns,, Iulmsn drom Bsrcclona fhila
Ss'SE hsss!s Soys T%,ns$ iron Fs;.issS ss,n$.s
York; 18th. svca ,swed. Marchusen Cfrom New York;,
:s Sssss s:iI s:'=s ;sH ss
nTS ~sss rom sa 1G
s's
sss ffsssss f"s ssT SSs
s a s,
:%r 9iis 'i
ss %s In ".s"" for ifsss ss
cas. & P for sF $ ys ssps
Prcnen.der Br stewart from Inagna for Halifax do;
Cirrrrrcos. Feb s5Arrvcd. steamer Caroode,et, Bar
Fncsrrna Mex Fob s-Sailed sehrs San Juan Ma,oncy,
New York Reecccs W Huddc'' Deputy do; i4th, on
Hose Kosc. Jan io-clcsrod, schr Spartan. Vincent.
port Jan ~ ship. rnyneiale strickland upc; Black
cSsr@cr Lucas nne: Lsrks Thomas oaiard smith.
s.onowaii Jackson Bartiet Rosetta Mcneil Brown and
k"ns rn'sSs S%
"ne @ ;sSr y S;S%s ors cSsrsn sydo
iisyAss, Fob 25-Arrivcd. steamer Moro Castle. Reed
New York.
HaIiv,x Feb 25Arrvcd steamer sarmatian tI,r, Arid
Liverpool for Baltimore -
Also arrived 23th steamer AIhambra tBr,. McEIhcny.
New York land proceeded for Cow Bayl
LvrRrooi. Ms, Fob gArrved. schrs sorata (Br) Ger.
rior, London for -. put In for n harbor
snASeaA Jan i5-In port steamer Cyphrencs Cr) Ior.
gle. from Yokohama for New York sail ships Mary
Whridgc. Cutler, for New York early; Sea Witch Drew
unc Canon Harrison u, Iaws do olden State Deano
do; barks Quicksep Fake, from Foochow arrived 5th:
from Nngasaki arrived 9Th.
In port Jan ., ship Annie Fish. IroHscs, unc.
Sr JouS Nh. Feb 22-Arrivod bark Ebiana (Br) Barry
Glasgow. -
v,croura VI Feb i7Arrvcd ship Blue Jacket Pcrcivai
San Francisco.
Passed 10TH ship Frederick Stang Nor Uchcrmann for
San Francisco 18th, Washington Libbey, Hanson. do
NALrAnAiso, Jan fsArrivcd, bark Emma l. Partridge.
Partridge, Iyttlcton, NJ.
YOKOHAMA, Jan 27--n port ship Haze. Evans; Golden
Rule. Icwis Prmn Dona, Lunt and Paul Revere Mullen,
unc zouavc Means. do; bark Jas Stone, Weston, from
New York
The New York herald., 1879-02-26

the Arion ball remained in the Garden. Rows Of
coored lights lent brliancy To the scene. and the
handsome evergreen barriers between the promenade
aud the floor proper looked as massive and
handsome evergreens always look. Nothing was
The fun lasted long after midnight. at which hour
the rule about unmaskng was enforced and far into
Ash Wednesday the sports of the carnival lasted.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
THE SCISSORS TRAGEDY.

Coroner Ellinger yesterday committed to the
Tombs, without bail. Louis Palmero, who is sus-
pected of being the murderer of John Schwitzer the
Yorkvlle butcher. The witnesses were sent to the
House Of Detention tn await the inquest. which will
be held to-day. Michael Dewassa, alias big Nike"
is still missing, but the detectives are securing the
city for him.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
MUsquAsn LIGHTHOUSE.


Notice hereby given that lighthouse, erec ted by tho
OF Canada the east side Of the entrance
operation the 18th Feb next. lat 20 d. lon
66 ~ 80 The light is fixed caoptrc showing green I" sea-
above high mark and in clear weather should be seen
10 miles The building is wooden painted white and
consists of square ~ feot high from base Of build
ing to vnne on lantern With keepers dwelling attached
DEPARTMENT or MARINE OrrAwA Jan -, 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
SPOKEN.

Ship Jessie Renwck (r). from London for Annoy, Jan
10, lat q 30 s. Ion 342OW
Bark Western Sea day. Chisholm from Port Prince
for Boston. Feb 23 lat ~ 35, Ion 40 10
Brig Ned White Thonbs, from Batavia via Padang for
New York. Jan =, OF Cape of Good Hope.
Schr Fred Carle, from Maanzas for Boston, Feb 2S.
In ard Soyud
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Kellogg has signed contract with Mr.. Maui
rice trakosch to appear in the principal cities Of
Europe She will be released from her engagement
to Mr. Max Strakosch after the 7th of April and will
sail for Europe during the latter part Of that month
She will probably be absent two or three years.
Complaint is made that the Midgets not always
punctual in their attendance at Masonic Hail. AS these
little people quite delicate and must therefore
be carefully watched. 1t is probable that the recent
bad weather has had something to do with their
failure to appear promptly according to announce
mcnt.
The fifth public rehearsal Of the symphony Con-
cert Of New York. DIR. L. Damrosch, conductor. will
take place tomorrow afternoon. The soloists are
Miss Hcnne and Mrs. Emily winant. The pro-
grammo comprises choice selections among which
Is the symphonic Fantastique." by Hector Bcrlloz
II will DO performed for the first time in this
country.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
SAILED.

Steamers Flamboroueh r) for Barbados. &c; Tybee
Fernandina, &c; Wynnokc Richmond. &c; Albemnrlc,
Lcwcs, Del; brig Energy tBr), Port Allegro
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 25, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
to q & Meyer. Had continuation Of wNW and Wsw
Sss the iss,s %w seG ia Xw lasting i IN
which and s sails scys sst I" , nnS
water during days the vessel made 40 miles
steamer Desonia lr' oysnsone. GLASGOW Feb ~ with
sas darns q. Fs6 ss e. = A ). lon
Steamer RGein GER. Honmann Bremen Feb and
Southampton 18th with mdsc and l0t passengers to Del
steamer Gamma Br, Leddicoas; Bermuds Feb q, With
T. % ~ sst xsns dr "s a a.
nasted aud Abandoned apparently not long in that con-
% sSrt @
Steamer Hudson Gaser New Orleans Fse ~ and the bar
Steamer %s sS Rsi%""d Kelley Norfolk With ndso
oS Ship s SUMMER s' %esas of BOSTON, Dixon Kong
M "S wh as s * oa ops "y a tho
Eqnstor % lon 81 VI had heavy NV gales the last
SGp o Nicholson Calcutta Ycy Tn r. rish IN
R"nsdea the caps Of Good HOPE Jan henss Cape
iattess had light steady winds YIN splSTT'a % we",ner %
hail. s"ow. S",i sicos and rain.
81 with .es to Pas"nsedt Passed Cape Of Good Hope
Jan I and crossed the Equator io,h in Ion 80; no das
barometer = s: ship hove to for hours under bare
DECKS sssryhns sea aSaSs Se"s ass was days Of
with NV gales lost and split sails and was driven
ssns Eye 60 T,S sS
Bark Ai%sna @ q? ;eS r Bs%sr bemen ballast
TO order Had heavy westerly gales lost and split sails
Is anchored in Grnvesend Bay for orders. - ia,
Bark Freia Nor Patterson, Rotterdam 40 days in bal
last, to order
Bark Euro tAus Hreglch Havrc 5s days in ballast to
order Had heavy westerly gaes lost and split snts
Bark Shooting tof San Francisco, Newell, Lisbon
via Delaware Dreakwater ~ days in ballast TO MASTER
Bark Frigga tNor, Calais Jan In ballast to
order. Anchored in Gravesend Bay for orders.
Bark Mary Hale tof ELLSWORTH Mel Higgins. Passages
II days. in ballast Is Metcaf CO. Had continue
tion of gales tho entire passage; split sails. &c. go
Bark Alaska of Gasow Jones, Matanzas II days win
sugar ORDER to Austin Baldwin Co Had heavy
weather all the passage -
Bark sam Shepherd 3r) Durfce, Cenfuegos via Norfolk
% days. with sugar to J Aviles; Jan IL. during tho
night. was into by unknown bark carrying away
bowsprt and foretopgaant and tearing topgal
liant forecaste before reported 80
Bark Idaho Richardson Cienfuegos II days. with
to Tncker Co. Was days of Hattcras with heavy
and NV gales: split sails . . -
Brig II IL Wright (of ScarsporN, Meyers, Montevdeo u,
days. with hides ORDER vessel 10 Carver Barnes Was
days of Hattcras with NV g0os Feb IA. lat 81 40
Ion II A. spoke bark Pacific Nor from Ipswich for Phtla
delphia
Brig Three Cheers Cof Halifax Mcconnell MayagIes,
Pix days with sugar order vessel TO John Gnmble
Was days of Hatteras with heavy NV gales and heavy
head seas split sails. &c. .
Schr Joseph Rudd Tyler. Georgetown, sc, days. with
naval stores to Woodhouse Hudd Had heavy weather.
broke foreboom.
Schr Lille Fakenburg Loveand Virginia.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA yeb i!sslcd. ssrt csAse~, Foress BD. Fol.
lock, United Kingdom, ~
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK THE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY MARCH.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL g.
,OUND SOUTH.

BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Fitchburg Ellis New Bedford for New
York. with mdsc and passengers TO Barring Davis:
Steamer Santcc. Springer New Bedford for New York
Steamer Electra, Young Providence for New York, with
mdsc and passengers to Isaac Odclf. .
Steamer Amos q Barstow, Kenny Providence for New
York.
Schr Chief, Smith Providence for New York.
Schr Annie Bliss, Kelly. Providence for New York.
Steam tug Coral Staples, from Taunton for New York.
with light barges in tow.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Nereus, Hallctt. New York for Boston
Bark Hester A Blanchard, Smith, Now York for Cape
Town
Bark Mary Hasbrouck, Ludwig, Now York for Monte
vidco
Schr Crown Point, wech Bermuda via Delaware Break
water for Newburyport.
(Ali tho above. with exception of the steamer an
chored in Ifari Island Roads)
The thrce large barges Manhattan, Conklin and
New Hampshire. before reported of Whitcstone were
towed East to-day.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WHITEsroNE l. I. Feb -. 1879
Drift ice is accumuating In this section of the river and
begins to prove troublesome sailing craft. For the
would be prudent for the masters OF all such
employ steam before passing through He'll Gate
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26

sailed dstesmc. cssha,'no whiting iIA,d:ng: rhi.asI.
SOM som and ci.r. Rsss,.. kSseT:, Ss. yGss: n.,.,
stesms, Johns Hopkins Parker Bs'simcrs I1,
ps bark Ss%
ss s pc Lady Ess
ssiied--scSrs Ann,o Bliss. Wiley, New York; LssIs
r. E. . s. Newton. os PsHss s:
S:s @ s:;s VIII Pierce
i1i"s"iisd. SIS .chr Mary nnpper Gilman for Nor.
sSs:!:s g; s:$: 1:ssy s::;,s for n.rs..
c n TraascIscS his Com ., til.
oss s%vhNwxi Feb a,Arrived steamer. City Of Macon
Kemv,on New york; Junista Catharinc, PhiisIophi.l
p Ma sSr psy un"rc S" asssy
brig jcvcn Joaquin Sp Cicnfucgos schr Hart Prov
ciesrcdnnrk o,here Csr, Wilson, Bs,!mcre brig Ven
tura sspl Gbcrnap Montevidco schr II Gordon, Dona-
xpgGa 'fs. 6s
bark Sa.pisn ,Br clG,wor.hy: arrived AT rybe' from
SALEM Feb 2l-sailcd. sehr Lizzie smith, Eaton. virs
2,dArrved steamers Lancaster Mills. Philadephias
".p saiic%"scSrs VIM q Il Mowry rom ososen., 70. Me-
chasport Ada hudson from Perth Ampoy psrssnr
soSEasEf isS Hs aassiea .e"r wd Pigeon Bray Tor
.TxcoMx Feb ie-soIled. ship shirley, Mathews. San
Francisco.
Anderson Port johnson for Poramd Jessie tBr Clcaycs
York Round Pond TO load for Europe brigs 9ot-
conda Lord Cicnfncgos for Boston John Mason oI Now
York; rn date Porer) Ponce Pr for 40 Cscc Miscel-
iamyt schrs ID Whercil Baker Baltimore for do Helen
a Ancs. Endicott. do do; Cora. Mclaughlin, south Am
for do; James flanagan. Ric'srdson hoookcn 10
do; William Tice. ricc. Iobokcn for do
Passed Enst-Scbr Albert L Butler .,,-, .
sacd-Brig tIoIccnda -chrs Alice r Higgins Cora, and
q u Wthcteli
CARLOW Ger, Spccht, CorunnA 80
WILMINGTON. Del, FEB 2J-Arrved, scnr Seilso maArs
Houck, Jscksonville
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be but an idle task, because the government
and Union would remain a common, eternal
monument to the fame of that army. That
army met to-day not to fight battles, but to
insoribe on the columns of the government,
peace, now and forever.
Gen. Negley was followed by Gen. Charles
Cruft and Gen. Kimball. The latter made an
extremely humorous speech in reply to Mark
Twain's recent speech on "Babies."
Gen. Barnum made a short address to his
comrades of the Army of the Cumberland, and
then, the steamer having arrived at Washing
ton, the party, after joining in singing Home.
Sweet Home" dispersed in order to prepare
for the Presidents reception.
TELEGRAPH1C GREETINGS.
Telegraphic greetings we're ordered sent to
Gems. Rosencrans and Sheridan. Alexander
Ramsey, Jr., offered resolution extending an
affcctionate greeting to the widow and daugh-
ter of Gen. Robert Anderson, and assuring
them that any insinuation against the loyalty
of Gen. Anderson needed no contradiction
from the army of the Cumberland; uuani-
mously adopted.
PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION.
President and Mrs. Hayes gave reception at the
White House this evening to members Of the army
of the Cumberland and their personal friends, to-
gether with officers and privAtes Of visiting military
companies who have acted escort for the ociety
during the past two days In Washington. The re-
ception took place in the east room, which was c.
pecialy decorated for the occasion.