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The New York herald., 1879-03-04
ASHORE AT CAPE HENRY.

WRECK OF THE NORWEGIAN BARK ADMIRAL
ALI. HANDS SAVED.
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1879.
The Signal Corps Observer at Life Saving Station
No s. south of Cape Henry. the coast of Virginia.
reports to the Chief Signal Officer as follows:-
2:20A. MA largo bark Is hard ashore milo
south Of this station. The life saving 90
ing to her assistance. She discovered by PATROL
man Styron, of this station. The man ut No. has
gone to the wreck to open station there. She evil
IDENTIFY carries q large crew.
4:40 A. M.-Have opened telegraph station at the
scene of the wreck. The position Of tho ship is
ceedngly dangerous. The wind is brisk from the
northeast and the short. The vessel lies with her
of the lite saving station have just arrived
with lfcboats, and getting boat ready to
go the assistance of the wrecked ship. have tec
gaaphed Station No. for assistance and expect them
every minute Tho vessel has not altered her posi-
ton since last report.
sos A. M.--The station reports as follows:-
''The wrecked ship is the Norwegian bark Admiral,
in ballast from Dunkirk, Franco to Baltimore.
forty days out Captain Jensen and the of thir
teen seanen have all been saved. The first mate and
six men from the wrecked vessel have just como
ashore md report tho condition Of the vessel
good. The ship Is In need Of immediete assistance.
Tho vessel struck tho beach Mt twelve O'Clock have
alarmed the le saving station adjoining. who. with
myself will render Gil necessary assistance from tho
shore. Tho registered tonnage of the bark is 6O9
ton
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
ABANDONED AT SEA.

TERRIFIC WEATHER ENCOUNTERED BY THE BARK
YsusoU1zA---A BOATS CREW SUPPOSED TO BE
LOST.
Tho italian bark Armenia, Captain Ferro, after a
voyage of scvcnty-hve days from Southampton. ar
rived st this port yesterday having board Captain
Clark and six Of tho sailors Of tho bark Ysusquza
which was abandoned at the 22d ult.. in a
sinking condition. The ill-ated vessel sailed from
Baltimore on February 13 with cargo Of corn.
bound for Ncwry. Ireland, and cleared Capc Henry
two days later. The vessel encountered northcriy
and easterly winds up to tho 10th nit. when
she was struck by hurricane from the west
southwest, which threw her on her beamcnds
and stove the deck through. This caused tho
ship leak badly and the captain caused the fore
mast bc cut away in order TO right her. The
then manned the pumps. On February ~ the men
became nearly exhausted and the captain concluded
TO abandon the vessel With six rpen he got into
boat while the first mate, with the remaining
four OF tho entered the other After three days
Of great suffering the boat in which the captain and
his companions were was picked up by the Armenia.
The other boat has not since been heard from.
SAILORS ACCOUNT
John Mitchell of the crew. gave tho following
account of the disaster TO q HEnALD reportcr:-"On
the afternoon Of the 10th of February the sky grew
black and the lightning flashed In all directions.
About five p M. the gale struck and the ship
dead before the wind for ON hour and then hove to
ana lowered tho maintopsail. Al about nine o'clock
that night neoVy sea STRUCK tho vessel. knOcklnG
her ON her beamends. We then tried the pumps,
AMI pumped all that night. but they failed to take
the water. and next morning the vessel settling
down fast. We hove all tho spars overheard and
mado haYscr fast to heavy spar to keep the
sells head to the wind, and then cut away tho
foremast 10 see if that would right her The pumps
became choked with corn nnd would not work. On
the morning of February 81 struck the long
boat and we had to repair 1t with The next
morning, after placing some bread and water as well
as clothes in tho boats put OF from the ship.
THE THE
ION Sunday, the I'D, IL was blowing strong gale.
and the pinnacc TO for bread and water and
also TO put soIno of their men into our boat. We
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrswALE. Feb 2s-Arrived steamer Colon Grimm New
York
BuEsos AYRKs. Jan ARRIVED, bark Martin w Drctt
Peterson New York. 18TH schr Fred Walton Rich Calais
Sailed Jan = schrs Riley. Robertson Csmpana: 18TH
Thos Ball Ryder, Campana land both at 10th ldg for
Pernnmhuco.
BAHTA Jan aoArrived schr Harriet Brewster Jordan,
Richmond
Sailed Jan ls brig Mary Thsyer Whitman New York;
Goth, bark Eliza (l,r). Cox. do
Jan 27In port. barks Catharine Iced sr Iced. from
Richmond for Channel; Johanna ticr) Menders for
York brig veho DR. Lanxed York: schrs Har.
ret Brewster. Jordan from do Albin Br) Wilson, for
Boston.
CmS!rEcos March 2saiied, steamer Carondelct. Bur-
rows. New York
HAyANA, March 1-ssed steamer Morro Castle Rood,
New York.
Arrived Sd, steamer City of Washington Zimmerman.
New York. In days and - hours.
LcArA. Feb l-Sailcd bark Ataanta 0taD BERN gncr
Bergen Point: 4th Angelina Qta Soosxo, Providence
MrssrS, Feb 6Saed bark JonSiodin tsw), Goransson,
rhadelphia; 7th brig Fortune (Norl, Larson do 9th,
barks Luigi dta: Monaseri. Now York; 18TH, Aristdes
)Nor) Sayesen. Philadelphia
In port Feb I3-Steaner Pollux Dutch. Oralack. for
Ncwfork, dg; bark busy. Kendrck for Philadelphia;
Lornn blanchard for do; brigs Fadcrs Mnde Nor for
New York. probably Lane Shute, unc.
MrLAZzo, Fob lOSailod bark Santolo UtaD Lauro New
York.
PANAMA March l-saiIod, steamer Cona. scaric, San
Francisco.
RIO CRASpE SUI prior to Fob 26-Arrived brig Laura
OBrl. Wilson. New York (and sailed on her rcturn)
Cleared prior Peb o. brig Fosca (Nor for Boston
ST JoHs, NB, Fob 2s-Saed brig Maggie (Br), Strum.
Barbados.
Arrived March g. ship Rockiands tr. Parr. Liverpool
The New York herald., 1879-03-04

put into Hoyhead to-day with ten Of the crow
of the bark Frederic r from New York Feb Is for Hon
flour which was in lat A. Ion 20 Capt Grese.
of the Frederic was washed overheard and lost The
was 435 TONS built Nantes in 1868 whence she hailed
Her caro- insisted Of III bushels of wheat
Bark Anapo GtaD from Marseilles Feb IL for phadcl
pha. towed Carthagena tho 25th ut, disabled
Bark Carron Brl Ward previously reported having
rived nj Queenstown from Now Orleans and having
tanned serious damage in hurricane Jan T. sunk
by collision of south Foreand. Tho were saved.
THE carron 3+ register built at Sunderland
In 1867 and hailed from Shields She loaded with
500 sacks OF oil cakel
Bark conddenna dtaD Lavagna, from Baltimore for
Queenstown, which previously reported having put
into Flores on the 10th OF Jan eaky and which sub
seqnently surveyed has been condemned.
Bark Angelina Bonardi dtaD, from Lcata Feb 20 for
Baltimore, with sulphur into prior ais
masted In the late gale
WEATHER. REPORT.
HoLYHxAD March 3-wind NNw frcsh: barometer
2osO6
scILLY, March s-wind N, light; barometer So
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CLEARED.

Steamer Dorian tBr). Mcdonald. Giasgow-Hcnderson
Bros.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance, Baltimore, &c-J
krpms
ship Tantnliyn Csstie C'r) Hay. London-w Morgan.
bark Manry (Nor), Chrstianson, Abcrdcen-Bockmsun
Ocreln a Co
Bark Minuchaha tBr), Browning Londonderry, 10 al
Knox 4 Go. .
orders-Funch, Edyc X Co.
BARK Rcsia Nor, Larsen, TIavrc-C, yohias 4 Co.
Bark Luedna Drirkcc tBr Durkcc. Bordeonx-J y Whit
nsy Co. -
Bsrk Mary Hcgnrth Cr) Shields, Bcrdcaux-J W Parker
Co. . - . -. -
Brig waiscr Smith, wakc'cy. Montcvidco-J Norton a
Sons. -
Brc Edwin Rowe, Schuitr Ciudad BoiivarJ Agostins.
Brig Eagiet tBr). Davis, 81 Thomas-Peniston h Co.
Schr Adeliza Libbcy, Mayacuez. PR-.Ied Fryo h Co.
schr Etnn Sawyer. Hayann-lrying Hunt
seir Addie Schlsefcr, Deacon, Norfolk. va<-Tsaac
Staples.
The New York herald., 1879-03-04

gave them some bread and water but could not take
any of them, pretty well crowded already.
That night the last OF the pinnace. The next
day we pulled back 10 the vessel. and two OF our
hands boarded her got the gig on and put water and
bread aboard of her. but when they launched her
she capsized and We lost the bread and water.
We hung around the vessel. believing that would be
the best way of attracting the notice OF any passing
sail and on the morning of the 25th the italian bark
bore down and took on board. We were three
nights and days in tho boat. wet cold and nearly
exhausted. Another day believe would have fin
ished all On the night of the I'D We had to throw
overheard all clothes. except what had on. as
they wet and heavy. and We were afraid the
boat would be swamped."
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
SPOKEN.

Ship Nelson r). Murphy from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco, Fob 6. lat 46 As N. Ion IL 81 W.
Bark Walker Arlington Jr Hooper, from Now York for
Adelaide Jan 49, lat rs n, lon 26 26 W.
Bark Williams (sr. Smith, from Havre for Balti-
~ days date &c reported had heavy weather.
during which she lost sails).
Bark bellevue (Br Kyfin, from Brunswick, Ca for Mon
tevideo Jan H. lat = 80 n. Ion ~ d W.
Bark Jupiter (B Halliday from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco Jan ii, lat 2 81 N. Ion 26 ~ W.
BARK Freya (Nor) from Rochester for New York (all
wclD Fob T. lat 81 SO, Ion 45 90
Bark Astronom oicr. Kopper, from London for Now
York Feb Ii, lat 49, Ion B.
Bark Flora lNor svanoe from Havro for Phiisdcphia
March !. lat NJ 81 Ion ~ 81.
A Norwegian bark, showing signal l. w +, from Calais
for Sandy Hook IS days Fob H. lat "a o. Ion 81 S.
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Trndec, Of the French steamer France Mt Havro
aud Capt VIM II Inns Of the Cnnard steamer Scytlla
Lvefpooi have thanks for special meteorological
Ia connection with the HERALD weather
service.
STEAMER Sourn Trxg tBr). Harvey from Philadelphia
for Queenstown In coming out Of loading berth nan
bank the side of the abreast of Port Rich
mond, about AN. Sarch ! had ing. working at hcr
did succeed In getting Oh until high water WHOM
with the assistance Of loo boat No Afer working as her
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
THE TURF.

THE CLOSING OF THE STAKES ON MARCH l.
The thirty-two sweepstakes for running horses.
which closed Saturday last as far as heard from
have been quite satisfactory. Many Of the entries
are yet the way by post and it will be about
week before the secretaries of the American Jockey
Club. Maryland Jockey Club, Long Branch Assoca-
ton and Queen City Jockey Club will be able to give
pcrfcct at for publication.
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 3, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIRE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Holland .B, Liecly London Feb is, with mdso
steamer Knight, Chichester Georgetown, DC, with
steamer Fanita Smith Philadelphia with mdso to james
Ship Lake Ontario (ot MontreaD Gilmore Liverpool 50
days with mdsc to order vessel to Logan Preston Had
aucntiy moderate weather
Bark Andrens RiIs Non Harsen 9rim.tsd y days, in
galcs x,,
to master Had heavy westerly sales broke uppcr main
BARK swift Nor, olsen Bordeaux ~ Days in ballast to
Fnnch Edye h Co Came the southern passage and had
hno weather TO Bermuda; aerward strong NV and NIX
Bark Nebula of HartiepooD Rcadhead Pernambuco Nov
seaeer Pcb y had gale from sw NV shipped
chons rn and housc aftcrward strong variable
gales s, -, M
days with sugar Drexel. Morgan Coz cssc TO Geo
Buey wns6 days OF IIatteras with NE aud NV gales
brig Eueenia of Bangor, vearic Cienfucsos 70 days
Land. lad fine weather.
Sch! Eva oS Norfolk shelly Turks Island Dec y II.
vessel TO master. Had heavy NV gales.
sg- steamer city Of Montreal ,1r,. from Liverpool.
during the passage by head Feb 3 mid
.as Ia" as Tn & s z r.s
Aaria.c M from NeM YcrS & for Liverroc' March re r. so
try from do for dS 80 An Us miles Of d. Bremen
sns. Sss"a @ Ss 2s S
mile. q S0 Of SS An,eG & nG Hw M e, S
Liverpool ...........
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Amos Barstow. Kenny. Providence foy Now
SSt seSr T;aS us.s %sfd
schr Olive Elizabeth 1indslcy Portland. Nc. for Now
York.
sehr Hattie LclI,s. Lcliis Hnrmon's IIarbor, No. for
New Y ork.
scbr George vrec,and vsncioaf. Boston for Phadci
Srhr Eiias Moore Lewis Boston for New York.
Schr Annie Webb Hawkins. Fail River for New York.
scbr Ssdah, lhconcy, Newhwfyport for New York.
Schr Idyzie Taylor. Alyn's Point for Now York.
Schr Ao Pardc shropshire, Providence for New York.
Schy IInrvest, Nc Daid, Providence for New York.
sebrtcrta Darrell, Providence for New York.
Schr Linda Bnbcoc Dare. Bristol. III, for New York
sehr tleorge Raymond, Raymond. New London for
New York. .
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gaasca, Walden. Now York fo~ Providencs.
Schr Z V Wsllinston. Rich, Hobokvn for Boston.
Schr IdA Latham, Tookcr, Hobokcn for Ncwburyport
schr American Chief. reported yesterday, is bound
Rockland mot Providcncc)
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
mIsfIcI.I.ANESlus.

1yfDNEY AND Bi.ADDEN DisrAsEs OhLi rKOvn
N fatal when tho Asnhcl Mineral sprng Water " not
used, ssrcturcs diseased prostate gands .pcrinor
syphiis which thct. arc not ~ the
time cured by and European Medical bursnu
rpcrialtes without the knife. somnds cn"rc and pain
Psniphicts FREQ ~ 2Di Broadway. Now YORK
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
SAILED.

shin Gathcror for San Francisco: barks Thomas Kcior
Orr, bremen Bogcrt (Br Iondcn schr Aurora dorp.
;naicrn
sailed 3D. steamers Glenroy C,o for London Dsrwcnt-
winter tSrl phiIsdeIphiA
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$40 miles will be made. The last reckless
wager. but he gentleman who made IL is willing to
risk 81 600 more under the same conditions.
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OH~.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK Fon THE MONTHS
AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1879-03-04
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK, March 3-Noon-
The Western Union time ball fell correctly to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-03-04

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN MOON. WATER.
Sun rises. 30 Sandy Hook. morn So
Sun sets. ........... IS Gov Island. morn 1 43
Moon sets. morn 4 or He'll Cate morn %
The New York herald., 1879-03-04

FROM PHILADELPHIA.
vaderland. March IA Antwerp. 1907 Walnut st.
The New York herald., 1879-03-04

siornr. snil.. Ds,t'"etio. orc:
The New York herald., 1879-03-04

4 GIGANTIC RAILROAD TUNNEL UNDER THE
NORTH RIVER PEoJEcrED-rBE SCHEME AS 1T
Is PRESENTED AT ALBANY--FoR LAcKAwANNA,
ERIE AND OTHER RoADs-REAL ESTATE AND
MORTGAGES
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It's main line rms from Chicago to Council Bluffs
and Omaha. passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La
Sale, Geueseo, Moline, Rock Island, Davenport,
West Liberty. Iowa City, Naren@o. Brooklyn,
GrfnneiI, ana EGs doines ftGa capitol OF Iowai
with branches from BHTvGu junction Ia Peoria;
Wilton junction to IuSc&tIne, Washington Fair
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Keokuk to FarnnEtun, Bonaparte, Bentonsp6rt,
independent EluHn. pttumwa. EGdyyilie- Oska-
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to Indianola and G-iattTset; Atlantic to Audubon
and AvoCa % Harlan. This is positively the only
Railroad which owns, controls and operates q
through line between Chicago and Kansas.
This Company own and control their Sleeping Cars,
which inferior to none, and give you n double
berth between Chicago and Council Bluffs, Leaven-
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and a section for Five Dollars, while all other lines
charge between the same points, Three Dollars for
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What will please you most will be the pleasure of
enjoying your meals, while passing over the beauti-
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as good as is served in any first-class hotel for
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and pay for what You get.
Approaching the fact that majority of the people
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warranting it, pleased to announce that this
Company runs its PALACE SLEEPING CARS for
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for Eating purposes One other great feature OF
PALACE CARS are run through to =
ATCEIHSGN and LEAVENWOKTHs
Tickets via this Line. known the
For Information not Obtainable at your
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Nutriment In Food.

The following table will be found gener-
ally useful, giving, as it does, the amount
OF nutriment contained 10 the ordinary
articles of food.
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MEDICAL
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- For ~
X CATARRH -

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Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and Di-
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MEDICAL
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Scratch No more--"1tching Piles"

symptoms of which are moisture, like per
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Indigestion.

The main cause of nervousness is indi-
gestion, and that is caused by weakness of
the stomach. No one can have sound
nerves and good health without using Hop
Bitters to strengthen the stomach, purify
the blood, and to keep the liver and kid
neys active, to carry off all the poisonous
and waste matter of the system, See 9TH
er column.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

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