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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
A SENSIBLE MINISTER.
DR.. Crosby Opposed to the Church In
dorsing Prohibition.

dorsing Prohibition.
Nw YoRK, May 27.-At tho evening
session Of tho Presbyterian General As
sembly the report Of the committee on
church politics was continued A COM
municaiion from the synod Of New Jersey
asking when church was regularly or
ganized, was dccilcd by the assembly TO
be where an elder WIS elected. Another
important part Of the report was tho adj.
mission Of new synod. II will be known
rs New Mexico, aud will comprise besides
the prcsbytcrics Of Arizona.
As soon ~ this was concluded DR.
Thompson arusc and said that In view Of
the fact that many had not understood
the import OF the resolution adopted on
| the temperance question NJ the afternoon
session he would move the adoption of the
| following resolution In explanation;
Resolved, That the General Assembly
| In rcailirming the deliycrancc Of form ~.
sembics calls attention 10 the dcliycrance
OF 1883, which says THAT We earnestly
recommend TO the ministers and congro-
cations In our connection aud 10 all others
TO pcneyorc In vigorous efforts until laws
shall bc enacted In every State aud
territory OF our beloved country, prohibit
ing entirely traffic which Ia the principal
cause OF drunkenness, aud is consequent
pauporism, crime, taxation, lamcntation,
war and ruin 10 the bodies and souls oil
men, with which this country has 80 long
been afflicted"
DR.. Crosby and several Others bitterly
opposed tho adoption OF the resolution,
claiming that Il was an approval Of the
action Of political party.
81 most strenuously object" said Dr.
Crosby. "The word prohibition lin lSS,
meant an entirely different thing than u
b docs now. Today Il means the Third par
~. Cries OF no, no) II We pass thi,
resolution the organs Of this party vii
boast tomorrow that the Presbyterian
, ministers have Joined their ranks Tha
third party has been the greatest hindmnc,
TO the cause. have been twenty time
10 Albany 10 advocate measures tina
have reduced the saloons and found Their
no, only the saloons 10 Cypress me, bu
tho representatives Of the third party"
Dr. Thompson spoke at some length II
4 favor Of his motion. DIR. Hubbard sal,
: prohibition was the only thing, and tina
h high license was but step to prohibition
: DR.. Cook and Dr. Fox also favored tn
motion.
a General pandemonium rcigncd after th
}, subject got well entered into. Almos
Q every delegate wanted " say something
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ave know that We have not trailicked
our principles for success" Thus spoke
ex-Prcsident Cleveland 10 the young Dem
ocrats OF New York last night. The speech,
In its entirety, was another Of those ielic-
itous u,terances which have given Mr.. |
Cleveland distinction among the public
speakers Of the day. But tho particular
expression which We lave quoted Is as
true rs II Is frank. Tho Republicans
know this, aud hence their fear Of
1892. Tho principles Of the Demo
cratic party have survived the de-
feat OF 1885, II was well, indeed,
that Mr.. Cleveland should 10 declare.
lie wins now respect for his party, by as
sorting 40 emphatically its integrity and
Its persistence in the maintenance Of ia
old faith. AZ the same time II Is rebukc
10 the small faction within the party that
would, for the sake Of success. effect com.
promises that involve tho party honor
and the party liio II is very certain that
the people at large are expecting Of
the Democrats a very distinct and
emphatic reasscrtion In 1902 OF the doe.
trincs which Mr.. Cleveland 80 well stated
In his famous tariff message. The right.
cousness Of that doctrine is growing each
day clearer TO the popular mind. The
grca, impulse given the commercial and
industrial life Of the country By the cleo
ton Of Mr. Cleveland In 1884 Is conirasicd
with the non.rcalizaiion Of the Republican
prophecies made in the last campaign. tn,
majority OF 10000 which Mr.. Cleveland
received meant something. II mean
that the economic policy Of the Clevelan,
administration was approved by IA,
country. Upon tina, fact The Democrat
can calculate. Il Is therefore apparcn
that In the coming fight We will have
tremendous advantage in position, II "
prosecute the warfare upon exactly III
same lines as those Of the last campaign
Knowing that Eve have not trailicked Oh
principles ior success" we shall be able
enter upon the struggle with the couag
that comes Of clear conscience. Tn
advantage can only he lost by shuillir
aud trimming in Congress. II the Dcu
ocrats In that body, during the session
intervening between the present time a.
the opening OF the next great contest b
tween the people aud monopoly, prot
true 10 the faith and sicadiast In mai
tanning the partys pledges to the countr
Democratic victory will be casi
achieved. There must be no ALTERING
hesitancy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
Anew Remarn. Prom the siuEgcrs.

To the Editor Of The Appeals
Yesterdays Scimidr contained COM
munication from the captain OF the Nine
Of Diamonds stating first that he had chal-
lenged the Vance Street Sluggers aud that
they refused to accept; then that the latter
club had challenged the Diamonds for a
game on may 20. Both Of these statements
are untrue. Tho Vance Street Slugges
never were challenged by the Nine OF Dia-
monds or they would have promptly &C.
cep,cd, and again the Vance Stree, Slug
gers never play ball ON Sunday. They are
taught 10 respect that day, but play ball
every other evening In the week. They
don't counienanco playing for money, but
| II the Nine Of Diamonds want 10 back their
opinion as to their club being the better OF
the two with a small purse, the Vance
Street Sluggcrs will cover the amount with
a bet that they can beat the Nine OF Dia-
monds with their regular nine, rs follows.
| Van Dresser first base; Brown, short stop;
Ellis, catcher Tighc, right field; Scar
borough, second base; Terrell, pitcher Tate,
center field; Nicely. left field; Hughes third
| base; shelton, substitute. Respectfully,
TnE VANCE STREET SlUOuERs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
ONLY TWO YEARS MORE.
That is All the limo Required TO Com
piete the Mississippi River Bridge.

That is All the limo Required TO Com
plete the Mississippi River Bridge.
"Ii water Is favorable you will sec
trains crossing the Mississippi River on u
grand bridge two years from now" re-
marked Mr.. l. NJ. Loss, contractor for
the mason work OF the structure, TO an
ArPrAL reporter yesterday.
$50 soon7"
"No doubt OF Il. Tho most horculoan
part Of the Job is the sinking Of tho
caissonJand there are but two more oilhcm.
Those vet TO DO sunk, however, are tho
most difficult and dangerous, and Il may
DO great trouble will be experienced in
securing workmen. The sinking Of the
first caisson was a mild piece OF business,
comparatively speaking and was accom-.
plished without accident Il had TO 70
/ down but sovehty.liyc feet, while the
others are 20 be about $50 feet. Quite a
/ difference, tell you, and those who un.
dertako Il with reasonable hope OF surviv.
inc must be soand inlungs and head. No,
| n n not one VI de impossibiitics. ID may
be that not a human lie will be sacrificed
in the sinkinsi
Gin your Opinion what will he the effect
/ of the bridge upon Memphis, in the build.
ing up Of the city aud lis busincss7'
"lt will be n great thing. entirely unlike
that at Cairo, where the bridge Is bull
two miles above the city Herr every.
thing will be poured right into the city
Ii cannot have the effect Of making Il
way station, because the business Is toe
enormous for that, aud further there or,
too many railroads having their terminus
| horo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
MOBILE DowNEp AGAIN.
She lie Defeated by Our own Memphis
Club-Other Games.

She lie Defeated by Our Own Memphis
Club-Other Games.
The Memphis-Mobile game yesterday
was good one.
A glance at the official score shows that
the local team had to hustle, and enjoy
a ne run OF luck in addition.
A margin OF three base hits, gotten in at
the proper time, is all that defeated the
visitors. Errors were few and very nearly
evenly divided, and there was fine exhi-
bition Of show to hit the ball." 1t will
be observed that Mobile got in the only
two three-base hits made during the game
Following is tho
OFFICIAL SCORE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
TIE MEMPHIS APPEAL.
TO CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENCE

We ,olicit letters and communications upon 81 ;
,c,ts of general interest but such must always be
accompanied by the name and address oil the
writer, as a guarantee OF his good faith and re-
fponsibility No notice can 10 taken oil anony'
nous communications
Communications for publication must be written
on one side Of the page only. and, with all othei
matters connected with the editorial department.
,houId La addressed. 10 the Editor Of The APP
peal, Memphis, Tenn.
N, cannot, as rule. undertake 10 return articles
not found suitable for publication
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rho snnerIer Mn,er.MnY. ConYentio,..

CmcAGo, IT., May N-A dispatch
from West Superior, Wis, says "Tho
West Superior Chamber Of Commerce has
issued invitations to all tho leading COM
mercial bodies OF the East and Northwest
TO send delegates TO q waterways conycn.
ton, 10 be- held 10 West Superior on
August Q. This convention viii present a
memorial TO Congress TO make larger up.
preparations Tor the deepening Of harbors
ON the great lakes"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
TIE CLAN-NA-GAEL AND DIR.
CRONIN.


II is impossible yot to reach conclusion
as TO the causes that induced the assassi-
nation Of DIR. Cronin, but there can be no
doubt that Irish politics had much to do
with II. The latest news from Chicago
states that he was tried by one OF the
lodges Of the Clan-na-Gael as an informer
and co-laborcr Of lie Caron's was ordered
to be removed" and was consequently
done TO death In ruthless and barbarous
way in a cottage hired and furnished for
the purpose by assassins chosen by lot for
their work in other cities. II this
shall prove true II cannot fail to
have disastrous effect upon the
Clan-na- Gael, unless that society promptly
disavows assassination as forming any part
OF its purpose and its members in Chicago
lend themselves in any way open to them
to the discovery OF tho assasslns. AS an
organization, il has been known far and
near for It's patriotic efforts for the legisla-
tive freedom OF Ireland, and It's members
cannot afford TO SEQ the good name thus
earned sunk under crime so revolving
and cowardly. Besides they owe II to Mr..
Parnel, now on trial before a special COM
mission to prove that assassination is not
countenanccd by them either as q
disciplinary force or as a meant
OF vengeance. Ills methods Of agitation fol
the legislative freedom Of Ireland have
been conspicuously constitutional, and
there can be no doubt that had he not
been hampcred by political assassination'
in Ircland-that Of Lord Cavcndish and
Mr.. Burkein the Phoenix Park, for instance
Home Rule would have been consum
mated by this time. When every other
means Of opposition TO his honest demand
for Parliament for Ireland failed Lore
Salisbury had recourse TO The Londo'
Tnos, which began tho publication OF ii
now famous series OF articles headed "Par
ncllism and Crime" by which 1t was at
tempted to- prove that the great lead
or was responsible for the Phmnii
Park aud other murders because h
was in league with the murderers an'
could control, II no did not di
rect, their movements. II was ais
charged In these articles that ,hc Clan-na
Gael was an organization for murder AZ II
} primary purpose, subsidiary to the greI
7 end OF the freedom Of Ireland. II II
8 news which came to US this morning fro
8 Chicago proves true Il will substantial
4 and sustain the position Of The 7nio as
r that organization, will handicap NJ
= Parncll and greatly prejudice u
/, cause which he represents. But b
}. sides that II will have the efTe
= Of shaking the confidence Of the Amoricr
d people in Irish organizations, and Of indu
Ia ing many of them to withdraw the
10 sympathy from the Irish cause. In n f.,
nj country like this, assassination can find !
n. liberation. It is cpugnant to all q
or instincts OF ircomen, because II Is q
at resort Of n dcspicable and sncakiI
Of cowardicc that can find no place in tn,
III hearts. Tho Clan-na-Gael owes II TO It's
C. 10 remove this stigma, and all good Iris
I'd men In Chicago owe II TO themselves a
1t. the cause Of their country to do what tn
III can TO bring the murdorcrs Of DIR. Cror
ho 10 Justice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

Summary: Earned runs-Memphis 4,
Mobile 3. Two-basc hits-Kelly, Broder-
lex, Farrell. Three-base hits = Lewis,
DAILY. Stolen Memphis 2, Mobile
3 Base on balls-Memphis 3, Mobile 2.
Hit by pitcher Cassidy, Crews, Farrell.
Double play-Farrell and DAILY. Left on
bases Memphis s, Mobile 10 Struck out
by Smith 8, Bauswine 3, Kelly 4. Passed
balls-Graulick 2, Touhey l. Time Of
game-one hour and fifty minutes. Um-
pire-Carr.
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of his administration and conduct OF the
office during the term now expiring, and
warmly and most heartily commend him
10 the State Democratic Convention. The
Democratic party Of Harrison County as.
sembled today in mass convention and
enthusiastically Endorsed the Hon. M. M.
Evans for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No other
Endorsements were made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
.Three lilac. Cioaks.-

Opera will be resumed at Jackson
Mound Park tonight, "The Three Black
Cloaks" being the program. This Is do
lightiul light opera, full Of fun and mel.
ody. II has been a number Of years since
II was presented here, the last time being
by the Ford Opera Company. II comes
within easy range Of the DeShon Com
pany, and those who attend will beaIOrded
no little amusement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
rine psmocrs,s Inaor.e eovaa.

~ NJ I'I-T1IITII W IWV NTlTTNI1
JACKSON, Miss, May 27.-Information
has been received here that the Demo-
cratic Convention Of Pike County, which
met on Saturday last, unanimously In
s,rucied for the Hon. George NJ. Govan
Tor denomination for Secretary Of state,
and adopted resolutions highly oulogistic
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

TnR presentation Of one Of spokano's
shoes to the Memphis Jockey Club is a
fitting recognition, on the part Of the own.
crs Of the great Derby winner. Of this To-
caliiy as a training point Kentucky and
Middle Tennessee owners OF valuable
lhoroughbrcds should bear this in mind.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

TnE Northern Presbyterian General
Assembly yesterday passed q resolution,
by vote Of 100 10 80, iayodng absolute
prohibition Of the liquor traffic and direct.
ing the pastors Of the church to urge
IL adoption in all the States and
Territories Of tho Union. The minority Of
the assembly, II will DO observed from the
telcgaphic account, were US determine,
in their opposition TO as the majority wcr,
In the advocacy Of tho resolution.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
Other Games.

AtColumbus- Brooklyn 10, Columbus 4.
At St. Louis-st. Louisa, Kansas Citys.
At Cineinnati-C Cincinnati 10, Louis
willie Q.
All tho league games were postponed on
account Of rain. us well as the Athletic.
Baltimore game.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

Tnr widow Of the late Amos J. Smell
has renewed her offer Of $4,000 for the dis
coycry Of Tascott, his murderer Why
does she not persuade some Chicago city
editor TO give the assIgnmcntto a reporter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

AT the conference Of members OF the
Mississippi River Commission and the
representatives Of railroad aud harbor in
forests In New Orleans yesterday, the gen
cral trend Of the discussion seemed TO be
in favor Of building tho bridge below the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
Ready for nnslne.s.

The Memphis & Charleston Baseball
Club has been reorganized and is ready to
cross bats with any amateur nine. Com
munications should be addressed TO
Charles Wallace, auditors Office, NJ. & q.
Il IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
BACHELOR OF uoLlNEss. {"
A Memphis BOY Has This Degree Cor
ferrod Upon Him.

ferred UPON Him.
special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 27.--Thc con-
yeuiion Of students Of Vanderbilt Uniyers'
iiy, for the purpose Of clccting a candidate
to the degree OF bachelor Of Ugliness'
was held. There were six candidates
Odell Mcconnell. Of Montana; w. s
Roscborough, Of Memphis; JeG McCorna
of Texas; c. G. Terrell, I. NJ. Usher ant
j. VI. Davis, Of Kentucky. The last live
named were nominated, but the firat wa'
running ~ an independent candidate
The balloting lasted three hours, and MIR
/ Roseborough WIS elected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

Special Dispatch To Tho Appeal
HuSrsyILLE, Ala, May 27.-Mr. James
NJ. Carey, the well known Memphis &
Charleston engineer, who was injured in
a collision on that road, near Chattanooga,
about six weeks ago, died last night aud
will be buried here tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

TnE heirs Of the lato Mr.. +. II. Cossitt
have paid over TO Mr.. Darlington Mason,
secretary Of tho Cossitt Library, tho sum
Of $4,000, thus doing themselves great
Donor by carrying ont Mr.. Cossitts In
lcn.iona. Mr.. Barnes, the executor oi the
estate, expresses tho hope in his letter In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
Ine, wiz go 20 ..l,..,an.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
NAsnvIiLE, Tenn, May 27.-The Her.
milase Guards and Linck zouaycs have
decided 10 10 10 The Interstate drill at Cal.
weston. Tex. They will he accompanied
by large delegation VI citizens
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
Mr.. Thomp.on,. Iicncn,.

Mr. Rose T.. Thompson's testimonial
benefit will occur next Friday evening, at
the Memphis Theater. A contcrt program
Of high order Of merit. will be rendered
In a most charming style. The house
should be crowded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

TnE prediction Of one Of the contractors,
that the great bridge across the Mississippi
River at Memphis will be completed with
In two years, will DO very delightful read.
ing for every body.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
IN NV YORK oFFICE

OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eastern oflicc OF THE APPEAL. No u Tribune
building, New York. j. L. Van Doren, Special
lhttern Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

CAIRO, H., May 27.-Rlvcf 10 7 feet on the Raugo.
tall Of inches In twenty .iouf hours The Ohio
LETT bctc 81 a.in. with n good TIM Zoe Metnphla
The Government work for the protection Of the
BANG ~ ,ollinbns, NY, was commenced with Eve
Dillon have returned 10 50 louis, fhe John Oh.
m"rc with Eve ssrgcs Of freight left bis evening
log aew OflcaA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

The same teams are sceduled 10 play
again today, men and positions being as
InIln...n.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

CINCINNATI o, May 25.-Riyer 10 feet 10 lncho.
and rising Weather clear.
ST LOUIS. Mo-, May g5.-Riyor 1913 feet and
falling Weather clear and mild.
rtTfsnukg, Ia. May 25.--Rlycr 4 feet inches
and falling. Weather clear and cool.
WHEELING. W. Va. May g.-River feet 10
inches aud falling Weather clear aud cool
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
THE WEATHER.
Indications.
Me,coroIogicaI Report.

wan DEPARTMENT, U. s SIGNAL SERVICE,
MENrmIs, Tenn, May q, 1889.
55th Mer. Time. Bar Temp mum =,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
DEATH OF MISS n,K1YLAY.

Miss Lulu May McISinlay, member of the junior
class at vassar College, died early ON Sunday morn
ing. About two weeks ago she taken I'll with a
cold In the head but at first iittlo attention was paid
to the trouble, II supposed TO be an ordinary
cold. Miss Mckinley, however, grow so much worse
that on Monday, March d. she had TO quilt her studies
and be taken 10 the college inrmary for treatment
On Thursday evening she was attacked with hemor.
rhege Of the DR.. Thalberg, the resident phys
clan Of the college, called DE- Tucker OF Poughkeepse
In consultation, but the bleeding continued all day
Friday. The Young woman's father, James NJ No
Kinay, of No. 10s West seyenty-nnth-st her mother
and two elder sisters summoned to the nfirmary
and they took with them the family physician, Dr.
George r. Lockwood, of No. 90 East Thirty hfth-st
Late Friday night tho hemorhago stopped by
plugging,
An day Saturday Miss McKinlay was thought to
be much improved AT O'Clock Sunday morning
however, the bleeding again began, this time inter-
nally and about 2 30 q. IA. She died
The funeral wiz be held at her fathers homo To-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

with mdss and 2sl passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived at
steamer saratoga Curtis Vera Cruz Mar i, Tampoo
sross Havana days win mdso and n passengers Jas
Steamer Louilana eager Neworlcans days with mdSs
steamer Cniohst tBTI Noafo Philadelphia in ballast to
SHIP Rolsrrk D6S OBI BOdchd Calcutta IIs days. with
mdse TO Rail- Bros; vessel 10 Bruce IsmAy.
SsP % orsr 1ess g lunch fi Esy 10 days. vii"
shp Austr IBID Dexter London IS days with mdss to or
ship Esther Roy tTr Roy, Montsvideo H. Barbados
Bark Truro DO phillips Rotterdam 20 days, with mdss
BARK Telcy NOR Hsrbos Goheuburv Dec a. Portland
T. an II. Win mdse "a Oricr. vessel 70 master. -
Hampton Roads with sugar TO Smith schpPsr vessel to
bark Mokiesn. Berry; Perusnbuco rs. Hampton
hfSas Nth 'psaf to order Ee'sS e mas'fT .v, WITH
70 order weasel 20 master
lumber @ Eppinssr& Russef vessel % O Evans Co
sF MarEE a, S a s S. nsya9i a gS c MONS
sor W Chester. Thompson Baraeoa 70 dAys with cocoa
sUNsET-At sandy Hook wind moderate, NV, clear. Al
CITY Island. WIND light NWi clear.
Arrived yesterday
ballast Goeps TrbS Arrived At the Bar at iLso
CLEARED.
Steamer Wyoming tBr) Rugby Liverpool via 9neensso~n-
steamer Minsoia OBI Evans Havre- Funch Edge q Co
steamer Monank tBrl, Jsnkina Odessa, TasAnrOg' DC
Steamer Pcrtia Bri Ash, HalAI. Nh. aud s'JOhns NE
steamer Lsbonuese r,, King Para PernambuoO. &c via
Baltimore Simpson Green
Steamer Newport Lima inwall-Paoino Mall So Go.
Steamer City Of Gloucester, Young. West Point Va-od
Dominion So co.
steamer Martha stovenA Chance Baltmore-H Foster.
Steamer Gen Whitney. Bearse. Boston--H y Dimock.
bark Alice swain Dunedin and Auckland, NH W Cam.
erUn q co.
saTk Errante (AuStl Ncolloh, Acanie-Bela Cosuleh.
bark Violet (Brl Harding. CadiE via Newport News-soa
marx W Holmes CDr. SeweOmb, Portland, Mo- = WIN.
B,E Matthias (Ger, BorckmAnn, PenaaeOls-ecO varrs
Brig Kathleen Cnr) Cook st Tnomss-Mler, Bull Co,
Steamers EysiA. for Avoumouth; Newport Aspinwan
Ship VI Ghau for Saigon,
BARK Quebec, for London.
Also slodyia Long Island sound-shp RAvolA for Port
land. Brig Susan Bergen, for Ponce. PR
Anchored at City sland-Brig Kathleen for st Thomas.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Mar IL Sailed steamer werra tder Buss
iuA iruu Bremen hence for New.York -
Mar iO-Arrtyed. steamer Ems tdeFl yungsI nom new
York her way 10 Bremen land prOcecded).
GLASGOW, Mar IL Arrived steamer Devons 9TH craig
from New. York.
art from 0lAsgow hence for New. York, -, 60, =,
PPAwiE PoIsT Mar lO-Passed steamer Lydlan Monarch
r) Nugget from london for NewHork previously report
SWANSEA Mar o-sailed LANDAU City (Br) Gore
for New.YOrk
vert from Calcutta for NewYork