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The New York herald., 1879-03-02

Wright Gr. oNeil Rouen; vnban Rr,. Ie Me'ssy.
s's kssYs; S %:
for Liverpool bark Aspatogan CB for Dunkirk; NAL
NORFOLK Feb 27- Arrived. schr Ella May, Kemp. Now
NEW BEDFORD. Feb 27-Anved. schr Hastings, Chase,
2sth.sailed. .chr Koret Dunham, New York
from Fsli River for Norfolk sailed 2stG Joseph
Mott Perth Amsoy for Somerset; VIM Mount, Provost,
s.iisdsehr. Alice Higgins Higgins Boston for vir-
@ rs'S DO for ss de-
Nan!ilns Toman, wareham for do; Gen Hall. Simmons,
NEw LONDON, Feb 2s-;Arrived. sehrs urhana, Now
for Ella se Srn Via aS Se% Sr aIc 10
crAsCAGouLA Fob a'-Arrived schr Indianoa, Bloom.
rEXsAooLA: Feb as-Arrved, bark Ko.tenaer Dutch,
clssred-Brg Sea Gull Or, Fiett stranraer: schr Mark
f%f1iSI ff FsS eAr wild Pigeon
March ARRIVED, steamers Hercules swassy Boston;
eP %sis. rsm,
sas% III.
VIII:
shcsrer Trim Trinidad p,,,,..,.. s.,, ,,..
r'S Srsase % MsrsSs DR. Smiley "iS; aS;
Hs %
cearsa.s.ssmsrS Wygm'ns Teal Savn%n.h: W yirsins.
i"siey "r1s sSsrmsn
S s ar M salad ss os
cSdsr. W ccr.isrer Sor Rensrsssn Lisbon brig ssntns
soncrsss .f Wright SAUL Boston Em%s nafs
March a oss
Peru % and and brig.
s s%a TSys Kss
and f{ No. Feb :g sasd ontario m
FoRTsMoUFfM Feb 2s-sai,.d. Clara Simpson,
Feb cshrne
Fyc s,osser, sopss, gsls%oss Jennie
Cushing Robinson Ario pardee Shrogshire; Adele Fol-
KiJGiiNoSS FEB a7-Arrivod sehr o"kes Ame', Ed
saiiea-Brs, Alice Dutton. Rio Jancro; schr Casper
IIsf rhilips ~, u rhiade'phis ., .--., .. NOD.
Christ Sate North Bend Hondlett, Milton; brig
Sailed~Ship Biongfc srJ McCulloch Liverpool; barks
Mighmoor Br Webster, Cork; Ferris Thompson Potter,
March I-Arrivcd ship Sovereign of the Seas Wood New
saiiedmBars VIM II bista Endcoit Mcbourne
March City Of ntam S.a%
saragossa, Hooper. Baltimore c.,.. .....
RmfaSs Ycr,. uri.nd. Revsl Kepdaa (Nor, Olsen do
Eeser Nor) Gunncfsen, Russia; Iiesingfor DAM for
ssilad-s.eamcrs Juniata. catharne Philadelphia City
of Macon, Kempton, New York. bark Bern" tsw) Hoer
SALEM Feb 2s-Arrived schr Maggie Ellen, Ltaojohn.
sr0SiNGToN. Feb ss-llrrivcd schr Lindsey, John.
ySEyXKD AvEE Feb ,s1Es uESso1 Ess
d" Florence Dean Babbitt ASoy for do; Florence
Johnson for do; Fo,s Fort do for dO Olive
Keinrned-.schr Lizzie 4 Emma (Br)
Schr Commodore Kearney did sail tho csth in
WfIaISGToS. NC. Feb 27-Arrved Benet.c-
tor, Jones, New York.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH /, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

wHrTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Iepnno DR. Rogers Hull Feb via Southamp-
18th, win mdse aud passengers ssndcr,oa SON
Feb i5 IN; encountered gale from sW which vsere1
days the gale Was emarkahe for the and vo
"r
Steamer North Britain tof London Evans Newport via
ssy"sSI n
spoke brig KIN Z" & si
Pernambuco FOR New York;
nS s ws %a and E ss.y head 10 o
and repeated showers of hail TO the Hanks thence to
light variable winds and ne weather: Feb ~. lat % c
Ncrth ,ierinsn Lloyd steamer. bound =;
% ,% % $S% sss. ".a with @ head and
ii,is. p water S~s. as-s vessel only made aud
Powell r" % from % EesSa,so rroSIasnes viii cargo
iss q S S% SsigT. ,SGs q Captain
s'i
%ia;s: ic% sSs ga.;sSss S!ly s%r.ss siwiaa'c5 q
Ion " ~ passed steamer yenbo r sneoir. from sun
steamer Acton tBr, srachan Havana edays with sugar
ssns. a Eys M Lad % rs Tesnsr c. 70
steamer Gatc city Daggett Savannah - hours. with
steamer ciiy o7 Dallas Chester Brunswick Feb % and
Port Royal 2,th with mdsc aud passengers to II Mallory
James Hand
Ship Vim Campbell tof Thomaston) Hathorn. Liverpool
81 days, IN ballast, TO snow Burgess Anchored In
Gravesend bay for orders.
ship John Bcrtram (Nor). Jacobsen, Hamburg 81
DAYS with empty barrels to order vessel 20 O. Tobias Co
ship Andrew johnson lof Thomaston. Mol Crawford.
Antwerp SO days, In ballast. to snow Burgess Had
succession OF violent gales from to TO the Banks, In
which iost foretopmast, staysa and lower mi,zcn-
topsail; split fore aud maintopsas and main sail ;
thence TO variable weather with heavy gales from
sw 20 NV with snow and hail lost rcctcd spnnkcr sail
Feb 10, lat ~ ~ Ion w ~, took violent gale, which
lasted two days. from ENE, with snow and
rain, which backed to N, thence to NV. increasing
in violence the squalls blowing with hurricane ferccness
aud freezing and icing up The ship fast Feb u AM
heavy running, ship labong very heavily was
driven of 60 Of the u streams had cod weather the
coast during which decks got all iced up and spirit
pass froze Jan a. Int 81 81 lon IL o. II Weikart
native of Prussia while fnrlng lower In
n violent gale from WsW fell from aoft. striking the
dock aud was instantly killed.
Bark Albert Russell BOSTON, Cnrvor Hong Kong 127
days with mdsc to II n Morng 4 Co Passed Anjcr Nev
~ Java Head Dec Cape Of Good IIopc Jan and crossed
the Equator Feb y. IN lou j M. mad Sc gales on
the Cape; was days n of iatteras, with NV and sw
winds.
via Batavia Nov with coGcc 70 Winter do Wiser Co.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
FIRE ON BROADWAY.

From the windows of the top floor of No 394
Broadway there a puff Of smoke yes
terday evening which caught the eye of
passer by in the street below. An alarm
given Just the district telegraph
station signaed by the watchman
within. He had discovered the flames eating their
way through the rear portion of the upper floor.
where they had originated, in what manner
it difficult to ascertain. The build
ing. which is occupied by Strasbur-
ger, Pfeifer Il Co., dealers in Yankee
notions was speedily surrounded by engines, and
several streams of water turned upon the
burning floor. The fremen tried hard to smother
the flames with such appliances as they had at their
disposal: but. failing in this, it found
necessary to deluge the stock with water. This led
to larger loss than might have been anticipated
owing to the fragile character of the goods. An
estimate Of experts fixes the damage at little less
than $4,000, most of which was caused by the
water This is covered by insurance. The building
is owned by John Southock of No. 236 Fifth avenue
whose loss will probably reach the sum of $1,000.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
CLEARED.

Steamer City of Brussels tBr, Watkins, Liverpool via
steamer Glenroy (I,r, Donaldson. London-IIenderson
Bros.
steamer Rhcln Ger, Hoffman,, Bremen via southamp-
Steamer iceland (BeIg). Fiaherty, Antwerp-Petcr
steamer Acapulco, shackford. Aspinwall-Paciac Mai
steamer Santiago de Cuba Foote Havana-wm = Clyde
n Co.
steamer Asicrs. Hawthorn, New orlSpns-Bogcr Nor
steamer ads0% Eager New ors%ns-Glnrk Seaman
steamer City Of Dallas, Chester, Jacksonville via Port
steamer City Of savannah. Mallory. savannaiGeorge
steamer city of Atlanta, Woodruff, Charlcston-J
Steamer old Domnion Walker; Norfolk, City Point and
Richniond--Od Dominion steamship Co.
steamer John Gibson, Travcrs Georgetown via A'exan
Steamer Garrett. Foster Baltimore via South AmbOy
Steamer Norfolk Clark, Phiiadclphia-James Hand.
steamer Alliance, Lawson, Philndcphs-Jnmes Hand.
Steamer Steamer ,;isaeSs Bearse, Boston~Ii Dimock
ship Janet Ferguson (Br), Parrot GIasgow-J Tucker
Ship Otto a Antonio Nor,. Gundersen. Bremen-Funch,
Shin NJ Grace Wilbur. San Francisco-sutton 4 Co.
Bark Bogart (Br, Reynolds. Londcn-J Parker
Bark Carl August Ger sewarts. DantricFunch. Edge
Bark stralsund Ger. oclbcrg. Antwerp-Dni Rad
Bark Thcmis tNor) Andersen, ,Antwcrp-Benham Boyc-
Bark Gcfa tNOr), Ihomnscn Stockhoim-r uncn, Edyc
Co.
Bark ogir tNor). Krogh. Havrc-Fnnch, Edyc 4 Co.
Bark Orcste utaiD, Mcnna Msrscillcs-Funch, Edge 4
Co.
BARK Erragon tNop wcbcr. Les sabics d oionnc-Ben-
hnuf& Boycsen.
B,rk UIrika cswel Jonssen, porto-Bcnhnm Boyescn.
Bark Charles Ward Gay. Iavana--Miller Hourhton.
Bark Won Berg Uer), schneider. Newark. NJ-Mullcr h
Kruger.
Brig Aquiicne Aus, Mahovch Bayonnc-sclocovich
Co.
Brig Orient star (Br. soncr. Oporto-Gcorgc Bulley
Brig William Phipps dlay) Brantbcrp Port au Prince
Murray, Jr.
brig ri Mcrryman, Leon ard, IIavana-Irvng Hunt
Brig tieorriana Gccry Conkiin, Cenfucgos-J
Rivera Go.
Brig Clara J Adams, McFaddcn, Mstannas-Jcd Fryc
x CO.
Brig II y Jones Gr, Fancy. S, Jaeo and Guantanamo
Waydcli 4 TO.
schr l. A snow. Gregory. ceara and u MARKETED
Amsinck h 60.
Schr Ella Mitchell Jcrepic uIayti,-A Nones 4 Co.
Schr ID Merritt. Lewis, Jcrcmic uisyt)-wiison h
Asmus.
schr Katie Collins. Mather, Kingston. JaA II solomon
Go.
scbr Hannah Coomer. Craig Port Antonio JaBJ Wen
berg 4 Co.
schr Carrie Webb. Hawkins. Key West and Cedar
Keys-Benncr 4 Pinckney
Scbr Florence Lillisn. Smith. Jacksonvillewarrcn
Ray. -
schr John d Perry. Flynn Wilmington, NC-H W Loud
60.
schr Sarah Maria. Atkins, Pine Island, Ct-Master.
Sloop Wasp. liili. Uncasvilc, Ct-sD Roberts
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 2 s7a-oUINTUPLE SHEET

Miss Rosa Rand has been engaged to play ophelia
The recent of the young artist has been
gratifying to his friends.
An orchestral concert will be given at Steinway
Hall on Tuesday evening. March IL. by Maximiliar
Vogrich assisted by Edouard Remenyi Francis kor
bay and large orchestra. Several of the compost
tions of the young composer will be performed dur.
ing the evening.
An accident to Of the scenery in the Fifth
Avenue Theatre compels the postponement OF
"Thro the Dark for several days. Meanwhile the
house is nightly crowded by those who enjoy the
lively music OF Arthur Sullivan in the "Pinafore'
and the Trial by jury"
Miss Marian Lamar. who will be pleasantly rcmem-
bered in connection with social readings given
by her last year in stenay Hail. is the East
ern circuit with ''Pnafore' combination. AS Jo-
sephne. the gallant Captain daughter" she is re-
ported to be achieving marked success
concert will be given this evening at Steinway
Hall by the D'Auria Orchestra consisting of sixty
pieces assisted by Signor del Puentc. Signor Fer
ranti and Sehor Salcedo. The programme will con-
sist of music by Mendelssohn. Rossini, Schumann,
Verdi Meyerbeer, Bazzn Wagner, Mancinelli
Loschhorn and DAuria
Great preparations are being made at Niblo's Gar
den for the production OF the "Black Crook" Many
thousands of dollars have been expended the new
scenery and spectacular effects and it is said that it
will exceed in grandeur anything that has been seen
in New York for several years. The dress rehearsal
will take place tomorrow night.
The Barber of Seville" is uuderscored for the
Academy OF Music tomorrow evening. ''Lohen-
grin" will be given on Tuesday and Faust on
Wednesday. The "Magic Flute" is announced for
Friday. with Gerster as the "Queen of Night" and
Marie Roze Pamina. role in which she has
achieved much success in Europe.
charity concert will be gwen at Steinway Hall to-
morrow evening. The following artists are an
nounced to appear:-Mrs Imogene Brown. soprano;
Mrs. Florence Mce-Knox, contralto; Mr.. H. II. Ro
meyn, tenor; Mr. Carlos Florentine baritone; Mr..
Franz Renmerz, bass; Mr.. A. H. Pease piano; Mr..
Walter II. Johnston, organ, and Mr.. C. +. Pratt ac
companist and conductor.
Mrs. Goodwyn. the elocutionist from Alabama is
to give dramatic recitations in March. Upon the
Committee of Arrangements are among others, Mrs.
Henry G. Potter, Mrs. S. L. NJ. Barlow, Mrs. Edward
Cooper, Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt, Mrs Cornelius X.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Eugene Mclean Mrs. Arthur Gill
and Mrs. T.. Del Monte. Mrs. Goodwyn is stay
ing with her uncle, Mr.. Allan Campbell at No. 125
Lexington avenue.
''Kieselack" the popular comedy of,this name will
Theatre. and Tuesday "a Glass of Water" com
edy. by Scribe. For Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
nights the three act comedy by LArronge, entitled
''Der Registrator auf ReisGn." has been announced
On Saturday evening. for the benefit of Mr.. Franz
Reinau, the new comedy "Ja SO Sind wir, by l.
Rosen author of Lemons will be produced.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Feb 2s-Arrived schrs Fred A Garlic gof Bel
MsSsson, %a,Seson Charleston 'snd proceeded wcy.
barks Cslina iIosdon Bucnos Ayrc-: Medea. Dutch,
scbal Batavia: Glide. Bcadie Tamatave; bis Percos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. worcester. Matthew'S savannsh WIN
crss %e S.m YORK s sa &
S D"sH S-fS s
Port Royal, Sc; Freddie !. Porter, Chase New York
R&TTIISRE, FsS Arrived ship WIN Woodbury..
sSmS ss Snry Tpor es Ss MSS%S s D'
wcs s",E ";e FIN
nah miG' Emm" ~s' krey sI .iIali. Harlem.
Ms,Ss s ., S Js S:pa D.'s
s. SS w Rsrass sS
bark. Brother. si,ersil RplnST BcIdssa, Maggie
frinas s s~fi oscar Sc Jensen" whcisssn Nor
iss srH"% & Rcisrdsos
pool VIM Iswrsnee ows says.n"H wwIn,n WIN KENNEDY
bsrts Enirs:hi a:en. M".ewiesk. ii!cnes.er; feosc
yrrs yp scsc @ F"tsr Barton
knight Ma,anya-: schrs Jos Biting Leurs Edenton,
Rscr sE u'Ts n,s'Hr sargent "'''ee "'sS0
NaE sss sss sIsoae"S .ssr % De- WITT
HAMPTON Va; Bickmorc, Thompson. -, to load for
sailed from Hnrmons narbor. schr Frank Walter,
Bi.1EiiiIi. Yeb as-sucd sebr Mary Langdon. Bal,i.
BRrsroL. Feb es-Arrvcd. schr W Hines, Frances.
Gi%REEsrox Feb ae-sa'lod, .ehr Willie Luce sps"r
Rockport Me. -
Clcnrcd-stcamcr Sen Gull Msrshman. Baltimore; ship
Aimo (ltus), Bremen. Ecval bark Althca (Nor John
do.
sailcd-Brg Jovcn Miguel Barcelona
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR, Feb 27-Saicd, schrs J
Port Fort Port johnson for Boston: tudson Vaughan.
philadelphia for do; Geo vrceland Van Cleaf Boston
ashsailed schrs Rachel Miller jarvis New York for
Mo%R%T March BARK. From
tidcn !Nor Torsesen Tvcdes'rand. seeking; stone
sniled.BsrK L Cam ,Br,, Cam, Baltimore
Passed In for Baltmoreship Shskspcrc lcr), Hiimers
Lotto tBr) Inns, bordeaux Willie Mc1arcn tBr), Nc.
Larcn, do: briggs Fairfield tBr), Ovens New York; ID q
Chapman, Ty son. Rio Janciro.
GALVESTON, Feb 24-Arrivcd schr Hannah Buell.,
Clenred--Bark Faicc Csw), Lcnds,rorn, Hayrc
GEORGETOwN, Sc, Feb 2i-Ciearcd, schr Twcnty-onc
Friends, Barrett, New York
sailedschrs Hattie McG Buck. Woodbury.. Baitmorc
Sarah !. Davis, Cottrell, 1homaston. 80,
GEORGBTOwN, DC. Feb 2s-Clcared. schr A'mcda
JACKSONVILLE, Fob 20--Arrived. steamer Western
Texas. Hines. New York.
CIeare,i-schr Prcscott IIaxetinc. Sweat New York
MOBILE, Feb 2s-Clcarcd, brig Meta Ger, strnnse
Trieste; schr II I. Wbiton Rich Fall River: ,s-,.u
MYSTIC, Feb 27Sailcd, schr George A'bcrt' ""rs""
New York.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb c5-Arrived mp, steamer Tnppa.
hammock Cooksey, Havana via Florida gors n"'m r.
lNor Anderson iIavre; schrs Robt Kun brsss' """""
Ella " Storcr. Wade. New York. -. -. u,..
March IArrivcd steamers Tuscany tbr), uo"ph' r"e'
mo- &c Lone Star, Cnpp, New York. -. -
Clearcd-Stenmcrs Morgan City Reed New inrs 'rnu u
Fraser do BERNARD Cr) Poatct. do barks Ncrma Nor,
Matbissen Rsvsl. ashtnRton Aue Cosulch, doi LxhS
The New York herald., 1879-03-02

Company Of North America Of Phlade,ghis The was
$50 tons register owned by Mansfield Roberts Of Boston
In ISL ''''' ''"''""' ~ ""' ''''' 49,
:, BAmx Ar sroSrs4s Br, from Antwerp. at Hampton
Roads March ], lost her main tor fore) yard
BARK MEMORY tNor, from London at Savannah Feb 2s.
ian "a lat - n Ion rs the mainmast was struck
other damage
scnn EMMA Fox from Brashear City, La, for Ralti-
eral days for repairs Cargo is in excellent condition
scHa FRANCES. of and for st John. Nh from New York
at Jonespor,, Me-
sc.n cm;s rAsr lumber laden seDs a;sore & near
wreckng Co sent steamer and schooner to her assistance
JoaI S%ssr ss laden from B,nmswss for
get her high Part of cargo has dis.
She has feet W water ter in % The hold '' "' pumps
scHsPrpIo GsAu at Philadelphia from cardenas, had
split sails and sustained other slight daage was II days
wminsca % put into rsS i' ha""s sossS
carried away Seaman James Wells has feet and hands
badly frozen.
scHms MxIvrs, Roberts. and AnpI. HksKy sase:.on;
the signal station a Portsmouth, Nc FEB ~ and during
standing and flying III ard mansail blown and lost
anchor and chain The Addie Henry lost ruddsr flying b
the sound n OF Portsmouth.
FORTRESS Mossos Va March 1sehr zed Mitchell. from
Richmond for Savannah Is aground on WiouEhby spit,
near tho Rip Raps
nAy,.x. March Tho captain and crow Of the ab"n;
the Poynesan which left to-day tor Liverpool
a" @ Sc " n: sn
and had to throw overheard 400 bushels Of salt
antne by the CHARLES Macdonald. having
and had breach made In her bow She has returned
to the city for repairs The Charles Macdonald lost three
Steamer Tappahannock 9th Florida
eo on dpeH apc"S "'A' 10 "' vi"
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

Axov Jan 4-Sailed. bark Aymar Iapham, Samarang
BELIZE Hon. Feb SIN port schr Nymph Br), Keyes for
Truxillo and New York; 10 sail 18th.
CALCUTTA Jan 2l-In port, ships II Cheney Starkey
Tor Boston: Benmore tBr Mcclellan for Now York: Smla
(r, for ao Big Bonwnxa stanley for do British Envoy
(Br Stewart for San Francisco: Naturalist Br), Rock
wood. for do.
Sailed from Saugor Jan IL ship Lord Strsthnnrn tBr)
Morgan New York: 3Ist Samuel SkolGeld Forsuth Bos
HAVANA about Feb 25-Arrvcd, schr A II Howe, New
bury. Boston. . .
Arrived March schrs Franconia. Leavitt. Portland
Nc; Providence Stevens. Philadelphia.
HALrrAx March ARRIVED. steamer Aihambra (Br) Nc
Elhcny Cow Bay for New York.
Sailed 1st steamer Polynesinn tBr Brown nrom Baft
morc) Liverpool.
RIO JASEtRo Feb 26-Arrivcd previously bark GamaIie
Henricks Baltimore
StSG ,roRE Jan I+-Saled. bark Mary Ames Crocker,
Bombay. -
In psrt II bark Kate Carnic Dr. Wilson, for Boston
(ready. to sail 18TH.
vraA Cnuz, Feb l2-Arrivcd, schr scguin, whitmore
The New York herald., 1879-03-02


OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS
CAnprrv March l-saod steamer Rheola (Br,, Horior,
New York.
CoxsrAxrISoPLE. Feb I7-Arrivcd, bark Luca 1taD
Miserccchia. New York.
CAPE TowN CGH Feb l-Arrived, brig Abbic Clifford,
Bunker. Rio Janciro.
DOVER March l-oG steamer Kaiceur (Br), Lcisk, from
Fcrnandna for London.
Duxx1Rx March ARRIVED steamer Cedmon (Br). Jef.
ferson Philadelphia.
FAYAL, Feb 21-Arrivcd, bark Christina C3r Andrews
Dunkirk for New York tscc below.
HAvRE March l-sailcd. steamer France (r, Trudcle
Now York.
LIvERrooL Feb 2s-Arrved. ship Prince Charlie O,r)
Irvine New Orleans; March steamer Hooper (Br), Mu-
reil. Boston; Lake Ncpigon Br Scott, Portland. Nc
LONDON March Arrived bark Staubo (Nor), Nielsen
Wilmington, NC.
Sailed st. brig Aikor CNor). wilhclmsen. Pensacola
LARSr Feb 25-Saed steamer State Of Virginia (Br)'
Noodle from Glasgow New York.
NEWCASTLE, March lSaed bark Esau (Aus), Cobovich
New York
PLYMOUTH. March 1-Saied steamer Schiedam Dutch),
Chevalicr from Roterdam) New York, having repaired
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 2S-Arrived steamer Adriatc (Br),
jennings, Now York for Liverpool tnnd proceeded.
ROCHELLE Feb 26-Saicd bark Quec (Nor). Dedckamp
United States.
RourS Feb 26-sailed bark Hermanos (Nor) jacobsen
United States.
sr M,cuArrs Feb 24-Arrvcd. bark Silver Cloud Br)
Mathicscn II,
ST. NAzAIRE Fob 26-Sailcd bark Errante Aus Ricolic
United States.
sourHAxrroS Fob 2s-sailcd bark Aganter Nor). Hol-
mer United States.
FALMOUTH March 1.-The Cadet has arrived hero to.day
with the and part OF the Of bark Shun Br),
Reid from New York Jan 8 for Queenstown. which
abandoned Jan 81 in lat ~ 4o Ion IA 80 She had lost
aud houses and had sails blown and boats
smashed Tho mnte and washed overheard
and drowned.
FAvAL Feb 2l-Bark Christina r). Andrews. from Dun
kirk for New York has In here nsufcicntly
baascd Sho will take the Of the French bark
X Capt Hart from New York Dec 10, for Cnen which
was previously reported having arrived here Jan oaky
LoSpox, March 1.-The vessel reported having been
brought Kilrush Tarbor Ureand bottom Is tho
British brig Jessie Mcleod Capt McIvor from Charlotte
town. PEI. Dec IL. for Queenstown.
ST Mcn.ELs Feb 24-Bark Silver Cloud Dr. Mathicson'
Bristol ~ for StJohn Nh has arrived here She
brought tho OF the ship Home (r), Kam from Ant
werp Jan 22for New York. which was abandoned
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CRY LIMERICK tBr,, 1ochcad, from New Or
leans for Liverpool drawing % feet inches OF water was
aground March mt the head Of South Pass
STEAMER DreR burned at Newborn. NC, Feb 20 She
Is said have been insured for for $500 In the Fire Asso.
citation Of Philadelphia She old vessel purchased
at the North year or two ago, but not used
SUR ELlzAsrru IIAx,LroS. Hampstead. from Phiadcl
phia Jan 10 for Trieste abandoned a Feb H. lat
81 lon 10 saved by ykus ti,r at Delaware
Break from Marscilcs The II s5t tons regs-
port.
BARR ALBrnryA tr Upton. Is reported in letter from
the captain have bccn destroyed by FIRE the West
Coast Of Africa vessel insured for $2OWu, equally
divided between the Delaware Mutual aud tho Insurance
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
SAILED.

Steamers City Of Brussels tr) for vcrpoo Italy (r)
do Dcvcnia Br GLASGOW Tyrian !Br, Brsioi Zeeland
(jeig, Antwerp Rossini Qr London; Westbourne Br),
1Iavre; Augustus DER Rctserdam Rhcn cGcr) Bremen
Acapulco Santiago dc Cuba, Havana state Ut
Agers, do; Ashland rcrnandina; CITY of savannah ss
moud &c John Gibson Gcorgctewn. DC; Alliance. Phs-
dcphia; Norfolk, do,
Irll l.lasu
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
ORGAN nEc1rA1-cn1cKEn1NG HALL.


The third organ recital OF Mr.. John White, organist
of Dr. Halls church. given at Chickering Hall
yesterday afternoon to large and apprecative audi
ence. The programme was unusually interesting.
consisting of five numbers, the first being the great
minor fantasy and fugue of Bach. which was rem
dered superbly. the difficult subject of the fugue
being brought into distinct prominence by careful
registration each and every The
three middle pieces were trio and cannon by
Merkel. the minor sonata of Ritter, and the
elevation OF Saint Saens. Theorchestral effects pro-
duced in the Ritter sonata We're of the most varied
and beautiful character, while the charming compost
tion of Saint Saens played with taste andfeeng.
The finale was the celebrated Reubke sonata on the
Ninety-fourth Psalm work bristling with technical
difficulties and which has thus far been undertaken
IN this country only by Messrs Carter and s. p War
ren. of this city. and Mr.. Eddy. of Chicago. Mr..
Whites temerity in attacking it was however, fully
justified by the event and his audience had the
satisfaction Of listening to artistic rendition of
highly poetical conception Of this great "tone pic
ture."
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Scr Sarah Dnvis Cottrell from Georgetown sc, for
Thomaston, Feb 26 of Cape Lookout.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
MIR. pAuLprNs AS CLAUDE ME1SorrE.

At the matinee performance at the Lyceum Theatre
yesterday Mr.. Frederick Pauding essayed tho char.
scter of Claude Menotte. That he successful in
the role cannot be said Still there were points in his
acting that showed that with practice and careful
study. Mr.. Paulding will command success we'll
Ss deserve it. He needs more repose to make a
good actor and should be quite familiar
with the text. Yesterday he restless
In action. untutored in gesture and the prompt
er's voice too audible. His delivery of the
lines in which the false Prince describes his
trail home exceedingly fine, and he also good
in the cottage scene where Claude confesses his
character Mr. Pauldings conception of the part
has merit In 1t, but time alone polish and give it
the necessary brilliance. Miss Laura Don as Pau
line was careful and faithful to the traditions clus
tering round the character and in the closing
she proved herself true artist. Mr.. Pierce Du
mas, Mrs. Monk the Widow Melnotte and Mrs.
Eldridge Nine. Deschapelles were excellent. We
wish much could be said for the remainder Of the
cast.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
lMayrh I,
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Nrw YORK. March Moon.
The Western Union time ball fell to-day seventeen
hundredths OF a second fast.