The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1859, Page 8

8 WHE PARAGUAY SXPRBIEIOS. De towesting, Correspondence on the Squa- oun OES... CORRESPONDENCE. Usrixp Stars STEAMER Prupexrow, Barbadoes, Dec. 23, = 25, 18} 1808. dhe (ho-tered Vessels in Good Condition—No Account of the Caicconia—Description of Barbadoes, dc., dc. 1} tane Advabtage Of the sailing of the English brig West- erp star to imform you of the arrtval here of the United Slates steamers Chapin, on the 18th inst., at 3A. M.; the ‘Westernport, 18th, 11 A. M., and Atlanta, 29¢, 9 P. M. ‘The Chapin Jef Philadelphia on the Ist inst., and came @irect. The Westernport left New York on the 1st inst., touched at Santa Cruz for repairs, remained thirty-six boure, and thence to this place. The Atlanta left New ‘Vork on the evening of the 2d inst., in company with the Caledonia, parted with the ©. and anchored at Sandy Hook that night; left there the morning of the 3d inst.; mopped at St. Thomas for coal on the 12th, left there on the 14th: proceeded to Cumuna, Venezuela, landéd Gen. Paez, and thence to this piace. Everybody well, except an necictant engineer of the Chapin, who was quite sick on ‘the passage, and is still go on shore here, We coal aikl water here, and make gome slight repairs jwoident to the wear and tear of machinery, and will leave probably in company on the 26th or 26th for Peruambuco. We anticipate the arrival of (he Memphis and Caledovia newly ihe Caledonia bas vot been beard from since the with ber. All have bad some tof their stowage. re also very the sail they have in a strong topgallant ‘The passages made when compared with those of the ether Steamers of the expedition do not show vy any wane to Bay that such versels, with engines all of the saue power as the AUania’s, Which is the largest and tn good order, conld yorke their trips to and from this place and New Y rk in, © ob average, Cleve days here and nine and a hi. alt or ten back. The one great thing dreaded, and to be dreaded io and ail such steamers—drawing 80 much water aft and so atte forward—is the crippling of ¢ 4 gale of wind, when tho peculiarity yen der it impossible to keep them out of the troy aga of the fee by means of their sails alone. The almosi iney lable face ci the strongest built vessel in such circumstances woot be the opening of her seams to anch an ev’ ane ‘eouid uot be freed of water by the appliances fur that pu: pose with which they are furnished ordinarily. Tnis re- wait wou'd be particularty liable to follow in their present uty, from the peculiar manner in which they aro mowed, Bat we can congratulate ourselves that our machiner dy cbe constant and vigilant attention of the engineers, Deing eteadily, though slowly, put in better order daily, anc We are in reality in far Deter condition than when we def, home. We are also furnished with drags in caze of accident, which with the use of after sails will always be sutticient % prevent the resuit above mentioned, so that, ail things cousidered, our friends may be sure that as far asthe I was batural wg vessels for war purposes, the many annoyances at- t regret at the necessity of charter- tending their transformation, and outfit, and th® constant @elays reeulting from want of acquaintance with the ves- reis, sbould bare tended to produce a feeling of prejudice against them Bat it will be found that their officers will not hesitate to acknowledge their excellent qualities ag goon as experience teaches them. Thoee on the Atlanta and Wes‘ernport have niready acquired a perfect confidence in the good qualities of their vesse's, and would scarcely exchange for a third class sioop-of war, which ig about the same size. We eball be in excellent condition when we leave bere, fand expect to make a very quick pagsage to Pernambao So much for the vessels. Ag forthe port, it is hard to undertake anything like a description of it from so an acquaintance. There are, towev that would strike the most casual obs woworth) ance of the island ou a Bot approach land after very pleasurable emotions. peculiarities in the formation of the land eubanced. As one sees an islai Arom the bosom of the ocean, y the expanse of water, the iret feelimz, after that Of joy at its Proximity, is apt to be ove of loneliness, as if o1 aid encounter a solitary dwelling in the midst of a vact desert; snd one Sometimes wonders how it stands there unpro: Yectod from the waves, and if it may not some day pop ander water JUS ag it popped out of it, and thinks what tan extremely disagreeable sensation the inbabitants would experience at waking up some fine morning afloat on no- ‘bing. As oneapproaches more closely and the ! a wocover # larger portion of the view. country With water about it in yetch of land in it, and beg:us to be attracted by th ‘veloping outlines of its form. The feeling of loneliness is now gone entirely, and he wond maiure produced tais or tha> peculiarity and finde remarkable resemblances to dillor Sail nearer, he is awed by the vange of bills, or delighted with ‘he gracefi Of ite valleys. Anon, the alternation of forest aud Degin to appear, and with therm the feeling of the of beings, and so on through o hondre Is bs at this view tha: one the app proaching it fromsva, Oue ¢ Bea yosage at any time without ‘When, then, there is some th 8 what freak of of ide] Dadly tbe most cox Bean Sea, and overy where the ey" ‘of tine entaces covered with fields and dotted igs. OD €very prominent point stands a hu aad towering chitoney. Even at a dietance faucy that he sees the inhabitants moving about that he hears tho click clack of the windmill as it is huge arms about. The p-easure still increases, and’ visions of pleasant hours on shore begin to make him imratient to touch '*, ‘aptil when at last he hears the ratt!ing of the chain as the anchor is let go,be fecls as though h B wut en instant longer on board, and ¢: most irresistible desire to h 0 shore for a ride over the Unfortunat , but we B on terra firma, and inost of us some op. vortunity of enjoy- mg the hospitality of the re belonging wo = farriecn. We have eaten to Anas und alligator pears; been pestered to dearh Jatvo waederwomen rejoicing ‘n euch remarkable cog: ment se Queer Bess, Anne Boleyn and t ‘Ke, aod been chaperoned by juvenile Ethiopiase, who ins'st on eiowing one around a8 it were for pure but who invariably dewand the ttle shilling. We have imbived good Faghish ale and '«C ‘Me “Ice House,’ looked on ata di ignity bi arcs at the Union, talk 1 good fe hmen, ‘ystened to the garrison baud, b remarkable tailors and shoemakers, wao really romise, and cheaply too, paid enorr ‘aing in the eating line, and reveled 1 eval dust and nigger impertinence to cur heart's coutert. We have found a great number of American vessels here, which bring nearly all the animals that are used bere for iabor. We bave been instructed in the proceas of soyar making and rum making, enlightened on the Ject of emancpation and slave Isbor sutficienly to &u sbouitionist or black republic 5 ag ¢ gE é 3 which concluded not to be. We have written to our friends at home, telling them when we will write again We have began to get tired of the place, as eallore do, ‘and before you receive this shal! be well on our way W Perarbaco, Usimep States Srmamen Mewrens, Bannavors, Dec. 27, 1858. Voyage of the MemphistHer Officers and Crew--Good Steaming— Visit to the Garrison and Government House, he , In compliance with an old promise, and one bn! #eldom broken by me, T send you a small sketch of our passage ‘us far ov our way o'er the blue waters to Paraguay. ‘The cruige vp to the present point has been @ very plea- reeable one. Our commander, who in per- *on a'one bas al! the attributes that are generally found in the sailor and the gentleman, is a host in hizagelf, and I haye no doubt, even under a pretty heavy fire, would pre- verve that quiet necessary to fight a vessel in presery- ing the name that has been already gained for our nation. ‘The wardroom officials also have that happy knack of veing gentlemen and at the same time adhering to the strict line of duty, making stern duty even a cheerfal Pleasure to obey. For ourselves, we have very comforta- bie quarters for a steamer, and are very bappy; aud as boye—the crew proper—with but few exceptions, are good and weil tried men, and enliven the evening hours by well timed melodies until the time arrives to give the order, ‘‘Al) lights out,” when the ship relapses into the silence of ship-of-war at night time. ‘The engines have worked very well, and given every Patisfaction up to the present time, the ship, although no working up to ber full proamure, making nine knots an oer, and, as far as we have seen, has prov horself an excellent Sea boat. We have bad very tine weather, having been a complete pleasure trip to those not troubled ‘with that exceedingly nauseous companion to those first entering on a sea life, We ‘ound the steamers Western] oe) and Avarta lying here, voth of which, being ready for sea, sailed in the af- ternoon for Paraguay, via Pernambuco. Soon alter our arrival, in with some of our senior officers and purser (©. Jackson), 1 paid a visit to the shore, After refreshing the {nner man at that empo- yiutn of the choicest “spirits” and most cooling drinks, we took & drive to the garrison barracke at St. Anne's and oP ok oa recruits, whieh, with the Sscond ent, constitute the garrison, They have sitered the uniorm of the West Toate regiment, Vad are drilling them in the use of their new rifle, Nearly all the oid bands wore the medal, or two am, and appeared Wo have seen service in the tented field, We afte rwards visited the Government House—the residence of Governor Hincks and family when here; they are at prosent at Grana! w visit to their daughter, married to an officer the Highlond regiments. We were moet kindly r. the persons Jett iu charge of the mans\c through the suite of apartments used for goy private purposes, as well as those used for Ear foom nbd the rece our Fifth avenue e-tal ey and, by our friend from the Western ‘eon ntr od friend en. Cass? The garden con! ton rore, being in fu The gar ies. sco ob Wh arbete ck), and wae in good order, wu.ot NEW ‘YORK HERALD, omestice en¢ officials were rnremiiting in thelr cttention tous. We, after rang through aifle ent parts of the Serre fe to the ship, much leased with the q of Barbadoes. gy Mary D. Price, of Frankfort, betnd for New Orieans. ‘Usirep Staras Sreamer Mewrns, } Banpavoss, Dec. 27, 1858. ‘The Memphis at Bartadoes—Sailing for Pernainbuco— Whereabouts of the Allania and Caledonia, ce. ‘We reached this island at six o'clock this morning, twelve days out from New York, and as there isa bark in port to sail for New Orleans in the morning, I make haste to give you a brief account of our voyage thus far. We un- shipped from the buoy off the Navy Yard, New York, at four o'clock on the morning of the 15th, and stood for kea in adense fog; discharged the pilot off Sandy Hook, and by three o'clock there were indications of clear weather. The second day out we bad a fair wind and good weather, Which continued during the sail. We are all pleased with the Memphis and have the best confidence in her as a sea boat. During the passage we stopped but twice “to key up,”” occupying but a few moments. Her engines are in per- fect order, and we have run as fast ten knote—averaging aboot eight. Upon arriving here we fonnd in port the At- lanta ana Westernport. The Caledonia had not been heard from since sbe and the Atlanta outside of New York. It is the impression here that she put into some port in the United States. The Westernport has been here about ten days, undergoing some slight repairs; the At- lanta about five days. Having coaled, they both put to sea this afternoon We will complete ‘coaling in three or four days, and will immediately start for Pernambuco, ‘The captain's main object is{despatch; eo we will lose no time; and if we do not precede the Westernport and At- lanta we hope to eucceed them but a few hours at Percam- buco. Officers and erew well. ADDITIONAL. The steamers M. W. Chapin and Atlanta, of the Para- guay expedition, before reported at Barbados, have sailed or Pernambuco—the former on the 25th and the latter on the 27th ult. The officers and crews of both vessels were all wel) excepting an engineer of tae M. W. Chapin, who was sent home. NEWS FROM soUTH AMERICA. Interesting peasy from Twacagilay ster Determination to Resist the Demands of the United States, &c. The bark Dawn arrived at this port yesterday, with dates from Rio Janeiro to Dec. 23; Montevideo to Dec, 16; Buenos Ayres to Dec. 9, and Asuncion (Paraguay) to Nov. 30, PARAGUAY. Advices from Paraguay, through sources unfriendly to the Americane, state that Lopez was actively making preparations for war, in expectation of the failure of ne- covations Mr. Bowlin. A person (name not given) who left Asuncion on November 30 reports that he saw eight or ten thousand troops, in the highest state of dis- cipline, and commanded by French and English officers. He declares algo that the fort of Humaita was perfectly mounted with fine artiilery, and the garrison was com- posed of the flower of the army. President Lopez was very lood in expressing iis dotermination not to yield to the demands of the United States. He continually de- claret in the Semanario that he would not pay a penhy. The last number of the Semanario says: ‘The Americans commence by inealiing the decency and dig- nity of this government, making demands which in no case Whatever can be acceded wernment Is required to iademnify a mercantile he, wri hs gum ef niee hundred Phousand dollars, 10 give aulafaction to the North American fing for the shot fired from the fortress of Itapirn at the war steamer Water Witch, and to allow the persons who now de tuand indematty to return and re establish thelr business in the territory of the republic. ‘The commiuee of the United States Renate donbtleas wish to make Paraguay the laughing 200k of the world. No; a thousand dinewn9, Aith rgb We canaot promice ourselves the Isurrls of victory, we can at least be assured of the reward whteh all the worl! ‘accords to the honorably defeated, 1t Js pot powder and sbot that destroy nation, bat the opprobrium that falls npoa her when she 61>- mits dishonorably to humiliating copiitions * * * Ti in broght cpon as 10 rob the ‘money from tbe Park Treasury. Who knows that {tis not true (a8 we have bs sured that it is' that Buchanan bas & private Interest in the tetumph of th: aaciuers bay «hom we toname? 4 ret we kuow, now, the uature of the deminds tobe mide 200 The natural cobsequen ce will be war; and fur war the repub- Ne of Parayusy is prepared. The news fron ber large nom red for the colony of D. Francieca turued out to be criminals, and committed all sorts of excesses. The paprs exam londly against the importation of apy more such. The railroad of 1). Pedro TI. is oper as far ag Retom, although it had been much damaged vy jate beevy raing. ‘The Provincial Legistatore of Rio was in session, bat the debates were of no interest. Mme. La Grange had just con ment at Kio, and was to sail for Buen The Jornal to Comercio mentions as an remarkable despatch that the bark Dawa ic in port but three days to discharge oue cargo and take ! anether. MONTEVIDEO. The Orienta) Republic remained quiet, iv, end the new treaty with Brazil that hae jvet p Operation was lauded oy the press as v ad to commerce. The arrival of more ined to Paraguay, was expedin discussion. ‘ AYRES. My eent ont to by wat the Indians bh: of them. Five hundred men w. apowta, where the chiefs of the sm. expected Lo confer with tue agents of te go- 1 not been otters df States against Par Boenos Ay the al expedition of the would be stationed in the the th plenipotentiary op, towy The or of ab altiance be ‘res and the Ui Staves agalnst Paragway, nd every day. The dea of Buch an # ated ey the press of Mont hed a roment bad convened a special session of the ucial legislature to discues the proposed guarantee of F cehion the capita of te Sao Fornand ece to build Which Rai! E CONFEDERAT 8 Ayres annonnces that Gen pad been suddenly by a fit of a d his life was consi in great danger. dispute goverament government of San Juan remained i Derqui, the envoy of quiz, bad in ‘ovines of Sap Joan, and, without fighting, had reduced tne whole of it nate v8 Say that op the 28th of } aceably the government of the prov the federa} anthorit e deposits of coa! bad heen maie at C gues from the mouth of the Pargguay riv: the use of the American expedition againft Parag MARKETS, ember hi nee in the Rio, Nov. 23.—Exports of coffee since the fret of the month, 155. 2s. Very little an mation in the market Montav 9.—The market is well stocked with gone from the Uuited Suates tave eupniled Transactions ia ¥ have been sold at 69 Entre Rios and Corrientes ut 5) Donates Doubloons 343. exeiox, (Paraguay), Nov count of the arrival of merchar their periodical supp! News from Havan RIVAL OF THE KARNAK AND EMPIEE ( ys Karnak and Emp port yesterday from Havana, with advices, tt the 20tb and the latter to the £34 instant. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. ss briek on ac the interior for Havana, Jan. ng bu e beliew So there really i¢ a person call ould scarcely ha nora Who and neau! 1 a it what is he? Does he come from the State of Missigeippi? Becavee, if he does, I can give a shrewd guess” from whom he derived the idea of General ¢ declaring Cuba independent.’” It betrays, however, « sad! ignorance of Spanish character—that offer of fifteen millions in paper ‘bonds redeemable in this island.” To have produce any 00 the amount should have been offered in gold. Th traders, they know better; they always pay their bi mb Spanish ounces { hear the jards have captured anoth somewhere between Sagua and San Joan de los They pture just to nppearances is kept qnite dark. Mavember, late mate of the ehip Haidee, who made good hie escape from Eldridge strect jail, was’ in this city recently, en route, ag he said, to Central America. Gazznigh has returned from Matanzas, and appears thie ng in “Louisa Miler, The rater of sugar are as laxt advised. yation of whi b Thave heard of any moment since my linet was the purchase of 2,000 ‘new crop) ui) the basis of 024 4 0 real 8, per arroba, thr DS, Not. No alteration’ in Aock. Molasses (clayed) without any alteration in rates Exchanges rat languid. Sterling has been gold re- cently at 33g per cent pretiium, doubt if it could be obtained at that rate this morning. New York 60 day Dill 22g per cent premium. New Urieans short 6 to 536 per cent premium. Freights #till dull. A bark of 2,000 boxes capacity hat & en taken up to load at thie port for New York at s per box, aud a brig of 300 bhds. capacity to load at Syenie crate for New York at $4 per hha. To Kurope rates as lost advised . ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLES TO! CHARLESTON, Jun, 28, 1850. The steamer Ieabe) has arrived here with Havana dates of the 25th inst, Sugar was steady; molasses tire; freights dull; exchanges inactive and weal, The only ope- Crcnen Destroyed by Ping. The Pr sich at Greenville, Green county, was on Sunday morning. It is enppoaed nineandiary. There was no ine nthe b ny. Ata meetme of the citizens of age, the sute iter 00 wae subscribed toward Mie erection of a new ed.tee, work © News from wenen, ™ Pr LOSS OF THE SCHOONER RHODA AND BEULAH. By the stearaer Karrak we have a Nassau paper of January 19. ‘Te only news of interest therein is the following :— ‘The American schooner — and Beulah, Hoffman, master, while on a voyage { for Carde- the 12th the Bae eae cre ae | moma Josephine. The mec will probably nearly ‘a te saved an a damaged condition. Obituary. HON. MARK SPENCER. After a protracted illness of some months, this gente- man died yesterday morning, at the advanced age of se- venty-one years, at his residence. Upto 1852 Mr. Spen- cer was engaged in mercantile business, In politics he was a democrat. In 1854 he was elected from the Fifth district of this city to the State Senate. In 1856 he was re-elected for a second term from the game district. Dur- ing this last term he was elected President pro tem. of the Senate. He enjoyed the reputation of beinga very be- nevoient gentleman, was one of the trustees of Si. Luke's Hospital, and was understood to have contributed conside- ably towards its erection, To strangers he eared re- erved, but by friends was warmly as affable nd kind. A notice of the time of is interment will be ound in to-day’s Hexarp. City Intelitgence. Proresson ©, M. Mirewet’s FaRewen. Lecturk.—The farewell lecture of Professor O, M. Mitchel will be de- livered to-night at the Academy of Music. The series of lectures delivered by this learned man have more than paid expenses, and ieft a handsome surplus of several hundred dollars in the hands of the projectors. The pro” ceeds of the lecture to-night are for the benetit of the lecturer. The subject will be: “The great unfinished probiems of the universe; the motion of the sun aud planets through space; the revolution of the fixed stars, and the determination of the centre around which tho stellar universe revolves, with a sketch of the new methods of astronomical ‘obsersation by which these great problems are to be solved.” The house, of course, rill be crowded, Tas Ea Srreer TRAGEDY—Deatn oF Mx. Decker.—Mr. Wilhelm Decker, who was shot at No. 21 Elm street on the night of the 15th inst. by a party of Sixth ward ros- dies, died at the New York Hospital yesterday morning from the effects of bis wounds. The Coroner will hold an inquest to-day. Cry Hatt Pouce Prectxct.—The City Hall, or Twenty: sixth police precinct, in the basement of the City A will hereafter be open for the transaction of business on Sundays. As soon as proper accommodations are fur- nished, it will be conducted and kept open day and night the same as other precincts, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Privay, Jan. 28-6 P.M. The errival of the Cunard steamer at Halifax, and of the Illinois at th’s port, put us in possession of European dates to the Ith, and San Francisco advices to the The news from Europe, as a whole, is unfavoratie. Con. soir, which were last quoted by the previens steamer ay 9036 a 34, are now 955; a %, being a decline of 3¢ per cent. It would appear that they had been lower stills and had partially recovered. Cotton is 3 lower, and heavy at the decline. Breatstuffs are duit, and there is no movement in provisions, There appears to haye been no change in political affairs, except that Austria had strengthened her Italian gurrisons. People were gradual ly recovering from the panic into which the fret an nouncement of the Emperor’s hostility to Austria threw them: it need bardly be remarked, how- ever, that the words spoken on the Ist of January were not lightiy uttered, and thata reaction from the excessive piarm which they at first caused by no mow implies that the purpose of thelr speaker bas been fo gone, or that the prospects of an uprising in It lees imminent, Further details of the news from Evrope will be found ynder the neval head. The Minow Aspitwall on the 19th, brings $),220,. are rom, 713 in specie on freight. The receipts of duet during the fortnight @ been quite moferate, but an | was expected as soon a8 water retarned to the mines, Business wae very slack, ie consequence of the holidays. The usual et lished tice 07 at San Francisco. he trade of the year bad heon pub We pies W ONSPACIS— cisco for the years Oz, + 108,927 36 sliver coing, Various denominations Total coinage 1858,. < ++, $18,288,745 75 ‘There is no change in money to report. Five por cont ia becoming the general rate for loane on call, and no paper je done lower than that figure. The amount paid into the Sub-Treasury today, on account of the new loan, was $815,212 89. At this rate the whole amount will soon be paid up. There is nothing doing in exchange. The stock market opeved this morning with some de- gree of activity, and the usual efforts were made to give an appearance of firmness to the market. Especial eu- deavors were made to stimulate Harlem preferred, which rose 1 per cent under the influence of the speculative pur- chases; but the efforts were, on this occasion, unsuccess- ful, and after the board there were generally concessions made to purchasers. Between the boards the news from Europe became known, and the market became ex- ceedingiy dull. At the second board there was very little business done, and prices were a shade Jowor. The closing prices were:—Misouris, 8534 @ $4; Pacific Mail, £534 a 86; Central, 84a 3¢; Reading, 482g a 34; Michigan Centra}, 514 a 3g; Southern guaranteed, 46 a +f; Panama, 116117; Ilinvis Central, 6714 a 34; Galena, 68){ a 69, Rock Island, 60. 1;. The market closed heavy. The business of the Sub-Treasury wae— Tota) Total balance Of the paymer the United States at Norfolk. ‘The exchanges at the Rank Clearing House this morning were $17,383,694 19, and the balances $961,928 84. ‘The Peoria and Bureau Valley Railroad has declared a dividend of four p: ‘bie on the 10th of Feb- Tuary, at the office of the company, No, 18 William street, The interest on the 18 of the POD» due February 1, will be paid on that day at the Corn Exebange Bank. cent, p Stock Exchange. Fripay, Jan, 28, 1859. $1000 0 , 05... 101% 200 kbs, Harlem om 41 2000 US b/s, "74... 108 44 14000 Missouri 6's. 4G 5000 do... 41 1500 Ca} 7°, new bs at 1000 28 1000 Hud, 25 Stonington RR... 64 1000 Ha 380 Reading RR 48% 5000 1 1060 P 8000 de 10000 Lat? & Mil ip’) 80 TaCronge & MRR 1 4 she Bank of Com 200 Mich Cen KR..b60 52 W Oe ank.. 60 0 ...,.080 51% 10 Am Fx Bavk 172g 100 260 513g Janover Pk, a7 186 Bonk of N York - 100% 900 eo RI 190 M4 16 Jo He r doe . 10 ae, 50 10 Tie 50 26 Tn Wo My 200 L660 60 M Riw RR 85 be 50 Panama RR. -#10 ate M6 0436 iv Co! & Cin RR: po Chi RE 100 a Cy Rh 31K 100 300 3 109 H 3160 ene it Jel ‘Ri, a sens 40% 50 280 404% Fi} 10 sees 4) 100 yO elo 4) 1) we be 413, 3 SECOND BOARD, SOOO US 6,74. 103 HO wis Mi CenRR 890 8136 i 100 0+ +9 + OL bie, 90, 18 La Or & MU) RR 1 OaLs BK of Amer 100 do, 14 ® Veeitle MS SCE 50 Ti Cen Rt. poh a 50 Clev & Tol . 0s 560 Chi & Bek Is RR, 106 2046 io, O Nor & W SATURDAY, JANUARY 29. 1859. Cry COMMERCIAL | RT. Havana wiih mdse pu passeegers, to MO Rovere inpneutaaal mee bo Dole. OPM | cee o 14; eroeued tbo Jans with supe —The 8 ONG $ 00 of pols at | teas adh Winner, Now oh straits of A io! pearie at a May, isco ate firmocns of boiders tended | for Resiou Fe, on 420 alized Br ala. had a tendencs Cine ‘business, while ‘epee were oer 3 ae ee a ae: higher; the sales embraced 1s 000 Dbis. skips pty bos 8940, — eu ot Cloped AL KHOR, ThE foilowing ‘quovations)— ‘Swan, of Standard superfine State $5 36 & $6 50 Yon 351 Extra State do... ...-+-+ 585 = 610 pani, Zit, oft Common to good Wi 35 a 6 0 ved Extra Jowa, Michigan, Indiana 640 a 72 jermany, ort een a extra Oh 8 138 with mdse and passengers, to € ine 40 Mixed to straight Souter a= a Ge ‘Victor, Chomp, Fongon, Iale of Wight Deo 6, with fancy and extre.. . a mdve a itd Gog cen amo at a 88 BR | Racker hia caren “365 a 425 | ery ‘aind st fa salle und rigging: was 48 days to the sales of abot 100 2.200 bbis, | Banke Ja n2k Dini Paricin of reece, tell from w prices, ‘as’ indicated by ene & papey Southern Fmerand active, with sales of about 4,200 | Jon 1, with toaaet te phi nee, woe A our quotationa ‘Wheat was more active Bark Doms, Claes 90 Bie "ei so ie me, 2 and firmer: the sales embraced about 60,000 bushels, | Savon atoway aS eee ee including white Western at $1 40 a$1 60; red do. at $1 Sanat at bE 3 st cn ae eae tor font 2$1 40: Chicago spring at $1.06, and choice Kentucky a aa fo company: whe bark a white ac 31 70" Corn was inactive and prices were heavy, on, wanto company with abi Miles es Gardner, from with gales of about 10,000 a 15, bushels at 80c, a 8lc. one Ge home, for Jersey yellow; Sic, a 82c. for Southern do.; 82c. for white Sulern, a 87c. for Western mixed. Rye quiet, ‘with small | f Jersey at 85c, Oats were in fair re- bers) at Sic. a 66c. for State, and 60c. a 62c. for Western i Canadian. Barley was firmoly held at 88c. a $1. Tho following table of the receipts fe exports of breadetufis at this port for the past week is taken from Wm. G. Cut- 3 of which were @ dead calm, off Chesa} ooh Hannah Thornton, Tarr, iNew Oriensa rib Guys, wit de = Brig ‘Mary A ‘A Forrest, Gillespie, Rio Janeiro, ting’s weekly circular: ee, &e, to George A Moke, Dee 31, qttT 208, lon 8, apoke Be meey Flour, Whaat. Corn. Gate. | Spar? Aun Sag am Bonin Calta Bois. Bi Bush. tar Fi Dig Lid yon Ts io Harbeck Co, "asian a 130 from. nee | By railroad, 9,022 = — WW ar Jan 8, wi Jarl 4 Other sources. 8,458 3,086 6580 «11,940 wees ing to off the Lightship waiting for a Biot. te west? | liscovered a verne)'s Veht ‘under the lee, ‘Total 3036 6.580 22,620 cles ity whwart his hawse. carrying away our mainmast The exports of tiour 2. from New Pork, for. for ca een ‘hg state Sone be oe korn (ene Ia ore expor' ‘he bulwerks, stancheons, Susanne Ac; carried away fore top- gottant, topaaltand ‘0 ‘yards, and {itbo¢ stbboom ‘at the cap, and ra- ceived much other damage. Osten, Hut, from Liverpool, which lost jibboom and headeta i. Aller getting clear the brig vame to anchor, and was fours he making much water. Was towed up by the peers bed week ending Jan, 25, were:—To Great Britain, 1,044 bbls. flour. To British provinces and other places, 8; {939 bbls. flour; 10,159 bushels wheat; 1,544 bushels corn. Corvek —The market Was quict. The sales yesterday embraced 11,000 bags, which included every bag of Rio Segenmier Hie ih tho short pes tact ondage wih out | Pao Tekh ieee tai St aa et oes fanaa PE Rio, intl ee ccneaata thirty-five with about Jor Ta deline 4,000 bage of Rio. Tho sales were confined to about 110 | ker, hound Ni; 19th, lat 29 55, Jon SR 30, passed ship Valentine, L a and conte of Java, part at 143c, Pound Nj 20th, at'82 ahs ke robe Pocahontas, trom ‘orron.—The sales embraced about 1,800 bales, which were made before the news, about 500 of which, it was fad, wero taken by spinners. after the Arabia's news was pubiished no sales were report Freicuts,—Rates continued to Cai dull, while engage- ments were light. To Liverpoo! tierces beef were taken at 3s. 6d., 60 boxes bacon Ms. 6d. a 208. To Londen ra Doxee cheese were taken it 308. , and 300 bbls. rosin at per 280 tbs. To Rotterdam ‘50 bbls. ashes ieras, with light 3 ats © ie ‘Arabella D Day, end Jan 1, with ides, &c, to J Titel Avondale (of Orland), Diltz, Pavanns In. Mar, Jan 5 with mdse, to) E Maxwell. Has had light S winds andstormy weal nes Nauriely fo Hol), Sehevdda, Curacoa, 17 days, with hidex, de. to Giri ichn Shaw, Walice, Gonaives, Jan 7, with logwood, &e, to Rollher & Molimann, Jerome (Br), Harding, Halvfas, § days, with barley, &e, were engaged at 26s, To Havre rates were unchanged: tod Hunter & Gicamenear? sashes and rice at $8 a $9, bark at $9, eine GF Was far, Briggs, St Marks, 15 days, with cotton, &c, to ao Was quiet at 75c. a 80c. for fair to good shipping weche 8 Foler, ‘Potter, St Marks, 12 days, with 0, &c, to qualities, \e co Hines —The market is firm an¢ moderately active. We | Schr W Phillivs, Mount, Georgetown, 80, 6 days. have had heavy arrivals to-day as foilows:—A cargo of | Schr Moonlight, Stutes, Wilmington, NC. “7 days. Behr Frances Satterly, Cooper, Wilmington, NC, 5 days. Schr Howard, Berry, days. Bleumer Wericbestr. Clark Providence, Steamer Petre), Baker, Providence, BELOW. j 115 Cham ‘on (of Boston), Lawaon, from Calontta, iE tront tol Portland) Yom! Apainchicols.--Both by pilot oat Mery & Catharine. So & Shy Courier, Bernsee, thom Rio Janeiro, to Foster, Eliott Ehip Realm, Burges, trom New Orleans, to Kagle & Hazard. Balk Auiee baeatrien, Resdervens toca, Becooe Agron Bark Honduras, Bates, from Belize, Hon, to F Alexandre. ‘Alto, 2ships, and several square rigged vessels unknown. Wind during the day E, with dense fos Orinocos, Buenes Ayres, Rio Grande and Matamoros, which will give the trade a better assortment to sclect from. The sales were—8,000 Buenos Ayres at 2lc. a 276. , six months; 3,600 Ravanilia at 18c,, #ix months; 1. 000 Wost- ern at 19336. @ 20c., 8ix outs 100 bates Calcutta cow at p. t.; 40 do., to arrive, a: Lasarmen.—The eae tae week has been good and ex- ceeding the receipts. Our stock is ill assorted. The re- ‘pis were 58,900 hemlock, 3,850 oak; sales, 65,400 hem- jock, 3,600 oak; stock, 59,200 hemlock, 7,400) ‘oak. ‘Morasses was quiet and sales lintited, while prices were steady at 4c. a 42c. for New Orleans. NavaL Stokes.—-There wae @ speculative feeling in spirits of turpentine, and sales on the spot and to arrive embraced about 2,000 bbls. at 50c. a 6: and 1,000 bbls. crude turpentine were soid eq! to 682¢, net cagh. Common rosin was. firmly held, without sales of im. portance. Ors were more firm, while sales were moderate, Provisions.-Pork—The market was easier, with sales of about 1,000 Ddbis., including new mess at $18 25 a $18 3i, closing” at the ide figure; old mess at $17 6237 a $1776. Beef was steady, with ‘of about 250° bbis., including country rela at 50.2 $7; do. mess at $8a$9. Repacked’ Western at $90 $10 50. Prime mess was nominal at $16 a $19. About 267 bbis. beef hams were sold at $13 50 a $16. Bac was jn fair demand at unchanged prices. Cut meats were firmer, with sales of 230 bhds. at 63gc. a Tc. for shoulders and ‘at 9, jirm, with gales of 1,200 bble. and tierces at 12c. a 123¢¢., which was afterwards held at 12X%c. Butter and cheese were unchanged. Tuck. —Sales of 200 casks were made at 3igc. ade. 50 ca-ks choice sold yesterday at 444c. ; CGars —Tbe inclemency of the weather checked gales. The traneactions were confined to 100a 200 hhds. New Orleans, in lots, at unchanged prices, and 800 boxes were Telegraph Marine Report. SANDY HOOK Jan 28, suneet—Three ships, three barks, and four brigg at anchor oviside of the Hook, bound in, Wind WEW, light; foggy. BIGHLANDS, Jap 28, sunset—Ship Ashburton off the High- lands, bound tn; no other veasels eight. Wind WSW, light; fousy. TONG BRANCH, NJ, Jan 2%, snnget—The bark Braneite agbore,énd in same position. Wind WSW, light; very togey. Miscellancous. Banx Buoxetre, Linnekin, hence %th inst for Matanzas, ts ashore at Long Branch, A steamtug and lighter have gone to her assistan‘e, For lows of schr Rhoda & Beulah, see news from Nassau. Rar Passaces—The clipper burk Dawn, Capt Chase, aud brig Mary A Forrest, Cay t Gillespie, from Rio Janeiro, arrived at this port yesterday, bringing dates to the 2d and 20th Dec, Capt G has our thanks for favors, Sir Roxnuck—Boston, Jan 28—The ship Roebuck, from New Orleans for Boston, sirucik on Cohasset rock this morning, full of water. Assistance has been built at Kennebunk in 1851, 816 tons, rates Al};, and ts owned by Curtis & Mitchell, af the above sold at alued at $25,000.—(By telegraph.) 1 f place; valti Woor.—The sales this week havo been 200 bales Califor- |“ gi» sovrn Carotna—The Mobile Register ot 224 inst, in nia on private terms, being a part of the recent arrivals | spearin, hip South Carolina, before reps ‘ashore, says: and of a previous bagel Of fleeces and pulled wools | “This ship arrived off Mobile Point, and on Saturday last, 15th, there bas been lees doing. “Foreign wool isim fair request, | while attempting to puss the bar in thick fog, went ashore and hae 1 wreck. Two of the crew were dro ‘but the stock being much reduced, the sales of good wools have been light. The market is firm for all classes. OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. The business in our city retail markets still continues dull, This is owing, no doubt, to the unusual and extreme toildness of the weatber. Vouurny.—The receipts still contime hght, with a cor respondingly moderate demand. The receipts reported by the American Express Company for the last six days are 29 tons; by the United States Express Company 36 tons, meking @ total of 65 tons. The mill weather, as we predicted last week, has brought prices down, and this week poultry is from 13g¢, to 2c. per ponnd cheaper than last week’s quotations. There is an abundance of poor scraggy looxing poultry in market which we do not quote. Game —Toe oppressive legal enactments of the Board of Supervisors bas turned the supplies of Western game RP atiempting to reach the shore fo, @ boat. "We learn that Fhe bad but itle or no cargo, and. that her value is wbout $15,- 000, From the heavy sea runping for the last two or three daya eerious fears are entertained for the safety of the cre Smir Jon H Jarvis, Collier, arrived at Boston 2 in tow of steamer. She appearsto be but little damged in her upper works. Br Bark Ropt Lxonann, Cook, at Boston from Ardrosaan, on the 16th ult, Int 5632, lon’ 16, fell in with the bark Elizaberh Moore (supposed 151), Aatorlogged and abandoned, was laden with Te aaa Aviues, Hart, at Portland from Cardenss, went ashore on Great Rip 234 inst, but came off without damage, af- ‘er staving 36 hhds molasses: Bank Movena, which went ashore on Fort Reef on last, is having her cargo taken out in lighters, to enal 1 et off the shoal. Park Fay Tayior, which put into Rermuda some time since in distrese, on the passage from Legborn for New York, and wae afterwards demned, was sold, with ber effects, pre’ vious to 1th inst, for ‘The remaining portion of her oreo would be taken to New York in bark Grand Turk, which would ve ready about Feb 1. to the Philadelphia and Eastern markets, and at present | pe itxig Josmen Hume, from Malaga Nov 4 for Phil welphia, no game is seen on Our market stands, a though it can be | put into Yarmouth 6th inst, with joss of sais; will proceed in & furnished, sub rosa, at our present quotations. All the | tew days. principal New York hotels are furnished with this delicacy Bure Bi.ow (of Salem), Wentworth, from Philadelphia for ag usnal—the prices are only a little higher. Charleston, was at Newoastle, Del, on the 26th inst, badly cut Bexy ANp Murrox.—The prices continue as last quoted. | by the ice. Vaat.—This article is plenty, but the best of it has her a poor, Soft, bluish appearance. Frren York aNb’ Savsacxs.—In this line the prices have declined Je. per pound. FisH.—The various kinds are superabnndant. Smelts are plenty, and selling at from 2c. to Se. lower than last week's prices, Southern shad of a nice quality are in market, and lange in price, according to quality, frot . to $1. Porarors.—This vegetable, of varions qualities, is plenty. Prices remain ag at last quotations, but a pros pect jor a dectine, SMoKKD Meats.—Theee articles remain as usual. Below wil! be foond the retail prices current of the prin cipal artivics of doraestic marketing:— Nov 4 for New York, put into Nassau, nodate, in distress, leak- ing badly. No particulars. Senn CHasCoucate, Dickerson, which sailed from Charles- ton 22d inst for New York, returned to C 24th inst. On Sunday morning, about 68 mil of Cape Romain, during s heavy NE while puting the schr about, en Gwe neAMeD, of itimore, was caught ip the rhe ons both his lege fractured, Capt Dickerspn Seaton to Charleston to p1o- cure medhea! aid for the unfortunate seaman. Seux ALanamA, from Baltimore, previously reported ashore and sunk on Wreck Shoal, was got off 24th inst, and taken to Wilmington, NO, for repairs. Mote, Jan 21—On the night of the 19th, about 12 o'clock, the cotton on deck of the xhyp William Woodbury. in Mobile Bay. was discovered to beon fire, The crew, with the assiet- nce of a steamer, with three bore, aucceeded in puiting ont WASHINGTON MARKET--RETAIL PRICES CURR the fire, after the burning of about tn bi ee ; ; va - sebaggirs C Javre, Ww ales cotton. . Cleats NE ne ID 2 Ned i atc Hinata gone ieces—(Ry letter to Ellwood Waiter, Faq MERATD. ‘ Secretary Board of Underwriters). Tork iy ais deuce ‘The cargo of umber, abont, 66,000 tert. om the beach at ‘Ont Sowa per calr oa 1 tyhunk, tiken from the schr Z Secor, recently ashore there, roller la Padette¥ bas been, purchesed by William Willcox, ‘of New Bedford, at be aw 2 14 per 10 «12 Bark Eglantine, 306 tons, built at Thornaston in 1852, wassold — a 6 at auction at Boston 2th, by John Tyler, tor $5150. mag : Notice to Mariners. BR athe Notice ia hereby given that, the Graves Ledge Bell “lost (re- 462 Wild geese BY moved far renee & 1S), iexepmeet upen Ser mstioe. ee od “ phy By order hanse Board, Mallncd do thy Seats abate te oh POMEDANCTON SMITH, Lighthouse Insp, 24 dist, Boston, Jun 27, 1809 Whalemen. or je 208, 2 or eves, Roneting plese ee Te Gamrplecnprib. 7 8 12 1 om andon atPatte Deed, rh ‘ace, of NR, 400ap, hat Porterbouse stenk. — a Ve Tries... — a 6 | Mschar Ker, of do, 550 8p; Rump steak... 10 8 Acuve, tances, Hille, of Warren, de wh: Goleonds, Howland, of NB, 190 ay since’ lestog Pat ta; Hector, Ubase, of do, 1000 since leaving Patt At Tombes Dec 20, Gen Scott, Daggett, of FH, 1200 8p; La grange, Golding, of NR, 350 gp. Spoken, d&e. Ship Adelaide, Wakeman, hence Ang 30 for San Francisco, no date, off eo St Koqne—bv ship treat fe wile, hence at San Fraveiseo, which crossed the Equator ia the ativote Oct We Thetwo. were in company for 10days alter leaving tin "1 anititia, Stowell, of do, 1608p 0 “ Dried applen, Ka Dried raspbe Drive penob Vried piu ioried bi Dried cherriea(p'd) Walnnia. pi Cranberries. port. Ship Orion Oot 4, iat 12 VWORTA ms. Svioaeh, hi pk Gyster plent, Rack Whtapaen Libby, from. Boston Ang 11 for San Francisco Jon 34.56 W—by brig Pride of the Sea, at San V1 G2 a 8178 150 v, 14 days from Boston for San Prancisoo, Now for Phi ibykma aaines. 8 H ther. 12a iba 200 Ratzvon, G2 days f 4, Jon 65 31. ladelohia, «Ine 1 Brig Tiger, York, no date, Cay pe anti bearin sionw and sippiied thage with, Kebe Honduras, (rose, from Salem for Norfolk, Jan 27, tn Parsnips, basket. . ya from Onrthagena for N rick, bonek. r 'SE—was short of provi its. 0. cor, 5th By. and 1OIst M. on 01st #t. adjoining in. the rear, 25x100,11 ‘oun or San ond ald 19th on ith and al man, Havana ( ‘ in donee, let St, bet, Sth and OA rl 26x102. her return): 1th, orig Gitmore Meredith, Grey, Kaltimore. Mth, Lon 8. ®, 79th at.,¢, Mth av. 25x102.2 Munday, Philadelphia: brig’ King Mrothers: Lon 8. w. cor. 4th sy. and 130% st, 25x00 Hhagens, Sid Ith, brie elma, Stetson, Apaiseht 106, 8, 10th ay,, 25 ft. f In, 8, OBtH st, 25x200. ... 1,050 Be HL det bea ond, Kelly, leaky Lona. Ww. cor, 8th av. and 117th et. 234x100, 825 Ts dayeout Sle (7th, e, Pearson, Chincha: 1 adjoining on the avenue, 2x10, ; 500 | Ish? Mary MeNewr! John i gore lot adjoining on the avenue, 300 | Cottle, Hidlowell, de Cohan Bouva. York jew days, Gain ra, Lesekon, trom N Yor nacoa. Tan I~ In port bark Fagie nextday: sehr FD Howard, Niehoia, for do lee Gvaymas, Deo 10—Sid bark Palmetto Garcha, Panama, with $209,000 Bpesse. Gonaives, den T=1n port brig Aeolus, Gibbs, for Boston enme dity 2 gores ». # 117th #t., adjoining th MARITING INTELLIGE NOR ear 18 =3 100% RISES. 6 13] man waren... 1 x, dan 1i—Arr sebee Tartar, Fraser, NYork: 17%), Port of New York, January 28, 1858, ‘ Sipper, do, Aimirs Mareh, Prince Rdward Inland for he pei eh CLEARED. é . Rak, vensel In po In port ark L Windward, Emeraon, por iy “tings brite oe Aunigon (Bt), Lawson, for 8 Kal Mapes D tor dodo; Amon Clark, from sebr Lizie Russell, Todd, trom Baltimore ee City of Washington (Br), Petwie, Liverpool—J G ale. atern State, Kilburn, Shan hae. aries & June, Bowker, New Orleane—N H Brigham, | ‘3 Bak hed tne Vinee wei : Jon IS—Arr steamship Golden Age, Watkins, San Bris joen' Freeman, Growet on OMeane NH Brigham |. IosToeiro, Deo 1cAre bark Winona, Gallloon Pensa. wre Mary Lucretia, (dsbim, Moblin a es, abroad joman, Wilurington—-Master, . Hehe Medinm. (Ur), Easenbora, ‘Port ai Piatt—Thos Winnie, sown Reali trom fuchmond: Schr Adelia Kelly. Kelly, L ‘quayra—H U: ‘2a, abip North’and, o Village Queen, Hawkine, Apalachicola—Oakiey & Keat- Sone H Jaynes, Aldrich, Charleston—Van Brunt & Schr Margaret Ann, Relr bart, Philadelpbia—J W Me! Nebr Watebman, om sAdocrme yh A B ib Rawardn, Sloop J A Senith, Ryan, Bridgeport—J B Bteamer Kennebec, Hand, Philadelphia. ARRIVED, Steamehin Tiiinois, MoGowan, Ampinwal, Jan 19, with sen gers ana ie, to MO Koberta, | Jan 25, int 29 40, lon 7 10, sed an American ship houn! NE, painted black, with don ariel Fee ‘Bist, bark Rein aire ha ane Tn port Dee 1st ma ‘action (Br), for NOrleans, ig; harks Puntogton, Raldwin, Hyaziliero, Naxter; Restern st ion: : Eala Br, Notots Mary Stewart, enolers, ana A nov nhiiay Kean, for Charleston do; Blue Wing, in, Burtyens, for Raltimore do: brigs eiie, for NUrleans. doy sobre [ Watan arr 11th bie topasiia, and signalized an ‘American bark with round sera nd white quarter boars: 26\, Int $2 40, lon 17 10, yamed an merte ip with eliptic #tern, painted biack, showing blue ” Aiayer, ur Galveston sical enn wa et ghee oid th Marion, Hogg, for Kallimore 2d, Wg, Hen Karnak , Brownleer, Havana, Jan 20, and Ke Gkanne, Dee b=fp port back Arrow, Harrington, for Nagran 246, with midge and casnengervy, 09 b Conard we America, Poo, from Bchmond ior N Heaton, brigs DLA Fiber, Keene, from Rishiond, une. Fiamaln Ba vire Cy, Grito, Sew Oreace York Jan 2, sana Bulg Amanpa JAnx (of Newport, RI). Dorr, trom Bordeaux | 1 in contact was ship | | tine Londres mili Canmures, WALA man Jan In by ab tig tegen ™ forks; Me a for Bt Oat Basia for RET HES, a! = Roe eawso, Dec 16—No American vessel arr or sd since ariha Jone, B Billings trom siadviven iF AR. arom few York, Jan i, port bark Jas Andrews, Small, serine ‘echr ar Hi, (—TRLEGI 3 Haar: RAVING] Bolfust; Corneting Gilunateat Avr from New Jan 13, Ni A 3 a uy, ier Ceteans, Jou Las jaibaniel, at Antwerp; Mon- Ag from Charleston, 5 Sid for New York, Jan 13, lew Orleans, Point; 12th, . Emily Angi anae Thompson, from’ om Y Jon 12%, Stephen Crowell, of St Alan's Rew Sngind at i 1. J Great eye oe rr eenstow: rsd "for earn Tan 12, Coronet, ties Des!; Ren from ‘Sid for Mobile, ‘an 14, Souter Johnny and $ L Grant, from Liverpool. id for Boston, Jan 14, International from Liverpool. Home Porta. person. an %—Arr ship Johu H Jervis, Collier, from (Olden) Tonjes, Rotterdam ; Robt Pl cd Blatehford. 4 Boras , Matthews, Philadel e te: Flight, Hawke vate Pas nn nt Atwater, bat (Br) Mot’ tah Bel ke shaw, ‘Gore walt Tone "(Bry Cai tin. Brothers, (Br) it da; Helen U; Alhambra, Burnham, Norfolk; bi SR jileo, Raker, Richmond: Ag ae Cl meaee Phineas via Castine snd Townsend; barks Secyard, Ardroe- Leonard, (Rr) barks Moria, Carter, Rit ee Nichola, do: brigw Derrickena,” Wilmington, Joaeph Turner, Crowell, ;' Wolcott, Pi os Sid, wind WNW tof. sioamer Phineas Sprague; barks Mar Christina, Ship Pleinces started and anchored fa the 2ih—Arr (by te) ships Commonwealth, Grezier. eee: John M Mayo, § Smith HALRIMORE, Jen 27—Arr achr Seguine. Bingen’ Ww now. Apalachicola; bark Avola, Kendri: eaionions brig Idu D Rogers, Sm; yrnn; schr Jessie Ann, ‘ork. Below, achr Serrsville, Sears, trom Boston. Cit, steam~ Aloe Locust Polo. French, NYork; George's rig Bante, Hr) Clans, % Sobna, aun Pinte ist chun Piet Eeeva, bud (Br) McKinney. Demarara, CHARLE: NYork; brig H Gage, N York. In the offin; eek, Morley. F; sehrs TT gent, do. Sid, bark Auow IN. dap 2i—Arr bark Fanoie Hamtiton, Wasa, Leeda, Grant, Emiadetnhia Bago ay from May ‘hip Havre. Sid Br b ta Maria CF, Fowler Ha Havana; py Quiver, Kal ‘Weat Indies, rana, from NYork for Boston. ILAND LIGHT, Jan 26, 2:30 PM—Pi brig Lo- Wind NW, Tih adaad ee coe 5 PM-—Passing in (by tel), ship Indian, from Caloutta HOLMES? HOLE, Jan 27—Arr. Spring, 1 Elizabet JACREONVILLE, Jan 13—Arr Arroya, PR: sebr Jim W Allon, brige Gi ale. pb jam, Witch, Point Petre, 19tb Barhadon Galena, Baker, Buenos Ayres: 20th, sshra War Ea- Hiodgdon, Remedios; Anita Damon, Thomspeon, Phil MACHIASPORT, Jan 20~Arrschr Am Sid brigs Bonaparte, Stuart, Trinidad; ship Huntaville, Hoyt, Cold or Boston fand sid), Sld sehr Montrose, Hall (from: brig Mary Towell, Stee Bubrock, Phuadephie Cs Vary, Morehouse, Nadie! ~ iia, Sanborn, NYork. Alamo, Sprague, Re- me NEW ORLEANS, Jan 20—Arr steamship Mexico, Talbot, Toomnale sa and ee ror) Sainte, wick Rich, Barhadoe; TT 8 Fisk, zos via Tndlanola: ships Peter Mar. ‘Wen, Watts, Taverpoot: Andover, f ton: ahipa Cavalier, Jordan, barks Indus, mn. Havana | Cid at cena lon; Tn- Rio Janeiro, M ie aries : et ‘Berry, york wearka New Delight, Reynolds. ‘Rattimore: ‘Lone Star, Dizer, sehrs, ton, Havana; Venice, Hibbs, Tampa Bay; D B NYork. W W Harkness, Peterson, Minatitlan: ve B Metoale Bayles, as ‘26th—Arr (by teh shin Aad Pierce, NYork; bark Denhos, Gill, St'Thomae: by ares Wing, Davia NYork ‘Cid ah Iniia ‘Cobb, Ross, Foston; Us ‘Anrate, Davis, N ds, Brown, Norfolk; al Gadd, NY hr Fleet. : barks daanted, Cole, Charleston} brig ork Towed to aaa 14th, sbip Bethiah Thayer, and bark Aurea. lorwich; NORFOLK, Ja E D Hart, Lows Name, NYork; Mery F chester, Potter, Balti Havana; achra OM P Frapktort: Columbia, WoFaviand, NEW BEDFORD, Jan 9 —Arr timore vin Wareh NEWPO} Arr sober. Wiggins: Dashing Wave, Freeman; Boaton for Tangier: Liberty. colts pe Pemba bELeR: A Rowton, Cid ster Marathon, Vaneyke. T: ton: schr M Haley, Hine PORTLAND, 51 bark lan ere kent taltimon Havana: Denmark, Stenles, Carden PROVIDENOR, ‘Jap. N York: Petre), Rabe RICHMOND. Jan 2 sobr RG Wildin German, Porton, 40 ray, Rio Janeiro: sehre Onenst, Thompson, Rey Wi ‘Winters N York ROCKLAND, Jan 25—-Arr bark Boston. SA 2 Great Renubiic, of the Rei in Bart, Ollivie Hong Kong; Slat, schrs Monterey’ | Parry, Tureen, Tahiti via Kelon Buckminster, ~ Arr eehre Penneylvania, “W Rowe, Wigging, aud an Name, ‘Ven en, Lyons, Staten Tsland; A H Mane ark K Williams, Cornwall, Rich, Hardy, tii, Nickerson. do; CM Belfast. schr MH Read, Kelley, Bal- N & D fendder, Freemar, Sid sehr Caroline Hall. ave arrivals; sahre Ada Herbert, and Benj D Prince, Hawes, p West bay, bark Mazy Coe, Avery, from Providence v sehr Jizzie Manl, Hender- or Kensington, Raker. Boston; ahtps # Isids; Hampden, Butman, Charies- John Aviles. Hart, Carde: Cid brigs Tsoia, Griffin,» ‘Arr steamahips Osprey, Kenney, i Arr ship Hermine, Stricker, Liv Sid bork Chansisloer, are ext; Haxall, ld shio Admiral. Wieting, Rremen. Hanson Gregory, Sytvester, FRANCISCO, Dec 28—Arrships Zenhyr, King, Boston, Timebarner. NYork. 120; mei Malnaa, ¥ ie ax, 140; Bara bark Rv Honge, (US), Waleb, ‘Guajmasy L ec 28. schrs 1, P Foster, Moore, cfeohe planta gs F Roe. com Nash, Tehuanteper: 20th, shins jan 1, Golden Fleece, Nazarene (Br), anilio; bark J +8 2 Ra Sea Rird, Garrow: Wma a ett, NYork. Clo 26th, Tr AMR REN LI will call on bie cle James something to hie wivantar Maneon,NYork; bar 3 4d, ship Heury Brigham, Dow, Packard. nearly Hopkins, Murray; ai Melly Jarvis Doron, Melbourne; 4th, MA ‘Godfrey, Clark, Puget Bound. » Caire, Honolulu, cs ‘Jan H—Cid darke Francis Seoor Paine, HL Pere Delano, do; 15th, brig J G Anderson, LAN. LATE OF BOSTON, Boston, in this city, he whl hear J SFORMATION WANTRD—OF JOHN MURRAY, FROM county W. ertmea' parteh of ormation rej wherest Pinth ptreet Bw be 138 Bast Thit Milltowy, Ireland. “Any in- resbonts, d'rected to Mra, Feehey. efhackfaly recetved. q oRN, ALL 18 WELL shine, ©. ie sick Hon’t disappoint. 1 Wit BE THERE, Ronee 4 MONTINIANO. we pay Jelter in the New York Post off ee WILL FIND A Hh WITLE RED 8.0K for the things he wears grows n pared iD have contnined a Ble ic destred, will be pafd for tia re MAS NOT Eb 5 nq Ray’ 7 is disconsoate, nnd the love of those who ie One of the pockets in ok rode ge $5.10, neni cold. POST OF FICE NOTICK. Ost mh OFFIO®, NOTICE, —TH! E MAILS FOR EUROPE iverpool, per nie States steamer City of Wi jock AM. ISAAC ERCANTILE AGENCIE Spy Sysiem in New York. is office om Paturday, the 20 day of Janu FOWLER, Postmaster, OR, THE JAPANESE ‘or an exposure of this din- orf) and worse than vseleae s) beg ret nee. i NEW YORK ATURDAY PREES of thie wee! depots and by ail the up town Sonksetiors. EADY THIS MORNING, MEDROPOLITAN BW CATHOLIC Anspires of the Most Rev. Archbishop of at all the news RECORD. PAPAR. w York. upd the Catholic clergy. THE FInST Will Ve tnmued on Baturitay, full dewartption and KW ST. PATRICK'S aborate engravin| NUMBER nary 29th, and will eontain a of the CATHEDRAL, It will alsa contain sermon on ‘Tre Viral Turontance or Barre,” A Delivered ot St, Peter's Church By the Right Rey, Dr, O'Conn In addition to these the * Rec rd” CATHOLIC 1 aleo be a la MISCELiARKODS Subscription, $3.a year. single of uli the news genta, and at the of (uk NEW yor Proceagings of the A« Society; Medial avi Iisned' at 86 White sireot Cotes may be abuine MATHEWS & CLABR \ tor of the medical college WEEKLY pn in Gy on Sonday, January or, {shoo of Pittsburg. latest will have the NEWS ange ie DING, contnn, & cents, ¢ of the pnblishers~ Mice RPWARD'DUNIGAN & BRO., Me Broad way. MEDICAT, PRESS, FOR tal’ crness ‘uthologicad at Britain, &°,, 0. Pud- ee Price $8 der annum. Wore of MIGLER, Breeders ay, and fora the jani- oa she aks AND TOBACCO, GRWAT DiscoveRS —wROTC AvED SAGARA, Fi A the cure of cough, saver of the In " @ LINKS, M ia) tn! ids, asthoon, bronchitis, and all oe bes. Invented by Prof. La “Deve 76 SrORGWAY VASH PURCHASERS OF BEGARS OAN PROCURR J decided bargains (rom my stock of Havana, domestic nd German segars, of almostevery grade and brand. Per- yrices. (VBE ORLERRAPED BRAND Of the finest grade imported, All suit )be trade or for private We s i xperieneed on "yl an WH G11) way. is buying largely would do well wexamine ro} + wees 0, CHERKS, Th DENTISTRY, stock and! roadway. OF © PUNCH” SEGARE, Conchas, operas, Lon sized packages, in lols Ww B. KIRK, 58 Fulton street. TRANGERS SOJOURNING IN NEW YORK CAN PRO- relable operator. Refe- ef LUTHER, Dentist, 15 FINE ARTS. RICHANDT'S fou tickets 80 conte, EXHIBITION “h J 108 OF A foenery is pow opened at tee National A: rahe vet Tenth street, herween Broadway from Oto 4 snd from 6 to 10 o'clock, A and Four.b avenue, mission 2 cents. Bea~ “a TRIMONIAL. AAR ARR AAR AAR NY GENTLEMAN DESIRING 70, PORM THE AC- auaintence of a young Ind With @ view to matrimény, will iy. Mine Hattie White, New. ¥ changed, Aa you NG ‘OENTLEMAN, fined manners, bas an smaple fortu vuvstntance of lady abont te age OF all the requisite good qualities to make but each as would be wil! to live ich Ohdak Pod reed appl AC eRe vein, hituey, box 260 Ny ctor Ye all moet” 0 Post office. References ex- 30 YEARS OF AGE, A stranger in the city, teen person: Mt fIMON IAL, (MAD EMOISMELE a aa if o perecahn boseeree ) and npontihe treript ot Mh cote Ge ceeag wrilng send to apy berave a fall ¢ er. Miles of the heart, sur vine mdway Poxt afi aavely treaveatt irongh ihe mad 1 aulograD ay (or readin, destin} of the one they jou ing will marry, Ad N. Those cesarae = ke, aloo & reniding out of the OY Om