The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1863, Page 5

“2 THE M’DOWELL COURT. @estimony of General Barry and General Fitz John Porter. ° Waswwatow, Jan. 20, 1863, Tho forty-elghth session of the McDowell Court of In- ‘quiry was held to-day. Brigadier General Wm. F. Barry testifled that upon the vembarkation of General SicLicllan for the poninsula there swere left of fleld artillery for the protection of Washing- #on soven batteries, amowulag to thirty-two guns. ‘Dhree were fully equipped ana fit for service; three wore Tully equipped except horses, which were taken to till up frome batteries for Genors! Casey, for the reason that ghere was no Lime to insteuct new horses, aud that there qWere abundant horses aud ejuipinents to be obtained at ‘Bho arsenal for any oxigeucies that existed or might ecur, All the batteries, except the Sixteenth New York, which was entirely now, Lad been under instruction for spome timo. He had good reasons for believing that Gen. ‘Wadsworth was aware that it was not designed to re- Move these batteries from Washington, for the reason sthat he (General Wadsworth ) Lad dismonnted one of the “batteries and sont it dows to garrison Fort Washington, ‘This information was obtaiued of one of the captaing\of Guid buttery, who comp ained of it, Major General Fitz Juke Portor was next called, Q. by Court—State your present rank in the army. ‘A.—Major General of Volunteors aud Colonel of tho Fit. deonth United Stuies try + Q. by Court—What command did you holffin the Army ope v. epula whi the latter was under command of Gen, Pope, in August, 1862 A —I was in command of the pre- «Bent Fifth corps of the Army of Lio Potomas, at that timo Composed of a division of voluuteers, a division of regu- Xurs and a small brigade of volunteers, which was at times temporarily dew Led, Q. by Court—iid you seo General MeDowell on the 23th ror 29th of August, 1502" A.—1 saw Genoral Mcbowell twice on the morning of Lue 29th, once at Manassas Junc- tion, and again about three miles from Manassas Juno- ion on the road to Guinesvill what time on that day you maw Gi Av—Tie first time at Manrssas Potion ‘AbOAE ulne 0 lock; (he secoud time I presume Detweon eleven and twélya 0 Uoe'c. Q. by the Court. — ‘’& General McDowell's Corps AL tase Limes! ural King’s division had Doon assigned tomy command when { was at Manassas Junction by General Voc, 8 division, | was in. formed by General if Manassas Junction, and 1 think @iou was ip the vi Reynolds’ division ‘W's then clatined by The sec when L met General ) i King’s division was immodiately im rear of my cor;s. and on the rond going Ziom Manassas Ju ett: vines ilie. Qs by the Cou. cbowell any command Groveton, on the qed to m@ at one tine, but over you prter to ‘i Avigust? A.—No. Q. by Court—What order did Geveral McDowell give, or what auth rily did he exe: cise over you, and in virtue of whose orders, state filly and particuiarly? A.—Gene al McDowell exercised authority over me iu obedience to an order of General Pope's Meijowell and me, and whic of tho Court, 1 ‘have no boing united, Le n: under the Articles of War. ‘The witness here stated to te Court that the question Roads to many things pertaini: g to the recent Court in his caso. The decision has not yot been aunounced. The question rejuires n statement of what transpired, and T orl at this timo some delicacy in answoring, both’ #0 fae jeneral Mo!owell aud mysel! are conceried. 1 would Heb Ts tuo orders wader which I was moving in that direction, The Court baying decided the question a proper one, the ‘witness proceeded — ‘hat | oint order refers to a previous order given to me, -of which this ia acopy. The witness produced a copy as follows:— Brapauantens, Amar or Yracny THN KL Major General Fiz Jos Four — Borge forward with your vorum aud Ki fasion which am foilov'ing the ‘sonny gouriil tke with you, upon Gate. expeditious, oF Major General Goamenaiog: Quemy down the Warrenton tru ‘wre will loose much, Hi Tho witness continued:—Under that order General King’s division constituted part of my command. I was moving towards Gainesville when T received the joint order, and was joined by vowell, who had also Teceived a copy 4 tl er. T had at that timo received notice of y being in front, and had captured two prisoners. My commind was then furmie in line preparatory to moving Sud advancing towards Gainesville. General McDowell, On arriving, showed me the jomt order, a copy of which I acknowledge having in my porsession, An expression of opinion then giveu by hitn, to (be effect that that was n> lace to fight a battlo, nod that I was too far ont, which, taken in connection with the conversation, I considered ‘an order, and stopped farther progress towards ——— ‘ville for a short time. General McDowell and I we ‘the right, which was rathor to tho north, with the v! Ag ‘OL gooing the character of the conntry, and with the idea -of connecting, aa that joint order required, with the troops on my right. But very few words passed be:weon us, sandy 1 from the character of the country, that ‘The should take Goncral xing’s division with bim and form connection on the right of tho timber, which ‘was then on leit Of Generat Reynolds, or = tw be General Reynoids. 1 remained where was. When Genyr.| MeMowell left me I did not know where be had goue. > 0 troops were in sight, and | krow -of the position of General Reyn Ids and General sig ‘who were on our right, merely by the sound of Sige! “cannon, and from Information that day that Reynolds vicinity of Groveton. The head of my corpa the first after Jeaying Marassas Junction on the road © of battle, er the moat vasod, jointly to General {presume is in possession soy of it. Our commands was ‘to Gainesvillo—one livision 1» 1 of it. Q. By the Court—Did you consider the expression of Dowell, aa state! by you, that you were too place ‘to fight a bat- +¢lo, im the light of an order not to advance, but to resume your origiual p.sittony A —I didyjwhen General King’s vision was taken from an and os countermanding the Brat order of Genoral Pope vader the authority given him “by that joint ordor 'Q. By the Court—Woe such un order a proper one under «the ctroumstances; if not, state why f A.—I did not think #0, und for that reason when General McDowell left me I continued my movemnt as it 1 had not seen the joint. -order, My previons order Foqaied me tu go to Gaines. ‘ville, and from information recey by the ror of the ‘first order, Gevoro! 1 eb it was to prevent the Junction of the advaiciny ene: and Jacksou's force, thon apoar Grovoton, and that the ol ect was to strike the turn- wpike to Gainesville before the wiyancin columns should @riivo. The sooner we | there the more effective ‘would bo our act) rder directed me to move quickly or we woul That order bar been eaeen by General McDowell. ust when he altered it, as I couceived he had the aucho vy,) prosemed be knew amore fully than I did ¢ overal vores. 1 will aad that the joint order contems iated forming a Iie con- son the right, and as | pres ime as “Goueral ‘Siebuwell acted, ts king Coveral King’s division With him, that he intcuded to (urn) auch a Hine, I thought wai tho timo tbat tho attack should hive been made at ones “upon tho troops as they were cowing to 18, and as soon as “D saiblo Q. by Conrt—State far as the movesnen: for as you know, what followed on, Mevowell's troopa and {Your own were concerned, and wort orders you subse. que tly received frome Genera! McDowell’ © A. ene fri Meiowell tock Goneral King olf to the right, 1 know nothing further of hie moyementa, 1 remained where | was ontlt hy 5 xt morping. A por tion of the command 4 yneeale. orders whatever [ror Q. lly Courtedut for this order fat movement would ‘You have made,and hove you reason to suppome that, if ron had 1 ot been stopy ¢ junction of Longstreet and be ' AI should have eville, aod autil we got winy, 1 presume we would i received bo oontinved moving Ou the turn, tke, or have prevented thw juvetiou, or beou whipped. ‘ourt—Hove You auy written orders from Gene. well respectiig your movements of the 29th? If hem. A —None whstever, portant" you i: of any other matter or ing to show tnat 6 al MeDowell was treach- serous, inoornpetent, a thie! on otherwise disyualitied for tho commend of a division corps or department? “And if you do, state win You know as fally og though <You were specifically interrogated (n reapect thereto, A —1 havo no reason to know, sd never bad any reaso to suspect anything wiacever of General MeDowel! whicl }awuld feud im any Ww + dag disqualify Lim from holding ramiihar of such comman 8 division of General Melowell’s corps was aeegnes te your command than \ what was contained iy toe first order to you from Genorat Pore on the Bek, wh: Ming's divirion with yo. Inyo r movement on Gaines wile’ A None other thaa verbal information from Q. Dy * got beiiev' General Gibbon > Q. By Genoral Mev owell—What wie that verbal infor. iun, of the substence of it" A —‘leneral Oibbon Bevogit me tho order from (enoral Pope. Ail that I ecoilect is tho impression given by mv chat General Popo . What assed between you Bod Goversl Moduwell at Mins sit with Penpect to Goneral King’s diviehm? A — Ho ajo: of King’s division meer my eotmin. or bavi 4 been assigned to bd ap AO Of IK with, rogre 1 6o a0 recollection of anything Carter in reren © division. ral u recollect, did nier your command “ ty cour General Givboo. fot know. He (denna My owoll) told meas I knew it otherwise, i wish toadd, now that wien, b believe thet it war Capinia cht ® verbal morsaye from General Pope directing me to perv iiie aud to take King # division with me I met on the fe Hearn of hing division b t, A.—! think be jew ay Ht wens Captain Pit staff, 80 informed me ¢ what relations as t» com: vel move from Jowell" na. cat Ta pin and Gov. mac aid. 7 joint or fer’ A Met owell was goin, from Nanaseug and I ba thon of any relations ambhatover sug. Q, Py « twere nothing said of Gon, Metiowe! swh of bie commandir g the a@hole by vit ‘ thing that T know of @ by Gen. tut bd you take up y fine of mar t for Gainosvile tie clone lett | presume w en earlier, Amn: omen or was dire » de pat im mot hue the head of 4 tributed and the © on mediate'y @ ly Ceneral McDowell—‘Vhen you received the jotnt prder where were you pers oaly axl where was your a ine fommaind? A—! was at the eid of my column, ant a tion o: the comn or the head of the column, was Foca forming Noe tu froGt. Une eogimont na weir inlibiers as in advence, apd also a emali party of cavairy which [hod os ecort.' The romai {the corps was on joad., Ine bead of my column was on tue Tenmsente read srasncily came into the command | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1863, to Gainesville, at the first stream, as previowsly described by mé, ee By McDowell—Piease state the order of your divisions, &c., jn the eat at that time? A.—First, Mo- roll: next, Sykes: the i’, oF Pitt's oF atts. ‘know nothing having left it ia compliance with orders frown General Pope, at Warrenton Junction with orders to rejoin as soon As possiblo. Q. By General MeDowell—Where was King’s division? A.—1 left King’s division getting provisions and ammuni- ta near Manassas Junction. I gave personally to General Hate incemmand directions to move up as quickly as possible. | did not see General King at al! General McDowell—The witness says he received an order trom General McDowell, or what he considers ap order, when General Melowell first joined him, which order he did not obey. Will witness why he diso- boy od what he considered an order, A.—the order | have tad [considered an order in counecticn with bis conver- sation and bis taking King’s division (rom me. I the did obey it. Q. By General McD owell—What did you understand to be the edect of General McDowe./’s conversation? Was it that you were to go no further in the direction of Gaines- ville than you were? A.—The conversation was in con- nection with moving over to the right, which necessarily would prevent an advance, Q. B: coce MeDowell—You stated you did not think General Nowoli’s order, if it was oue, & proper one, nnd that for that reason you continued your movement as if you bad not seen the joint order, tho witness to be understood that this was in obed mn of what he has stated to be Genoral Mclowel!’ order? A.—I did not consider that an order at that time, ‘and havo tried to convey that impression; but tt was an expression of opinion which I might have construed as an order; but when General McDowell left me he gaye no reply to my question, and seeing the evemy on my front Tconsidercd myself free to act according to my own judgment, until I received notice of the Selthdrewal of King. Waemotoy, Jan. 21, 1868. In the McDowell Court of Inquiry to-day Major General Porter was cross-examined at length by Major Genera! McDowell. No particular facts of interest to the public wore elicited. Theatrical, WALLACK’S OLD THEATRE. To-night a grand representation will be given at Walt lack’8 old theatre (German Opera House) for the benefit of the Fueach Charitable Society. Tho performance an nounced is wost attractive, and wo take pleasure in call- ing the attention of our readers to the programme—“‘Le Chevalior du Guet,” comedy yandeville, in two acts; “Pour les Pauvres,” a poem, by Victor Hugo, to be re- cited by Mile, de Bonholier, and the comic scone, “Heloise and Gargaillou.”” ‘The performance will terminate with the comedy, in ono act, ‘La Serment d’Horace.”” MES, JOHN WOOD AT LAURA KEENZ'S, Mrs. John Wood has been plnying her favorite comedy, “Tho Actress by Daylight,” and tho comedietta, “Some body Kiso,’ at Laura Keene's thontro every evening this week to very fine houses. Last evening, in spite of the torrible storm, the audience was fashionable and appro, ciative, “The Actress by Daylight” is very well known hore, but ia always attractive. Whatever may be eald of its merits as a play, it certainly gives Mrs. Wood a capital opportunity to display her versatile powers in high come- dy, low comedy, light comedy and burlesque. ‘“Some- body Else’ is amusing enough to keep the audience in excellent humor throughout, and with two such pieces on the poe a large attendance is the inevitable resul We hear that Mrs. Wood has several other light pieces and a new burlesque in active preparation, and trust soon to seo thom on the stage. More than any actress we have in the city Mra. Wood ig the favorite mirth maker, and fun and jollity are her constant attendants. She fs the only playor since Burton who has the taculty of extom- porising #o admirably as to catch the mes Cae and spirit of the author, and her arch, piquant drollery, her prett: luughiog face, and her rich, merry voice give her the most entire control of the audicnee. Nor does she lack that ability to be pathetic at will which all great comedians have, and of which mere farcours are destitute. Take her for all in all, she is without an equal among tbe preeent comedi-nnes. It is scarcely necessary, therefore, to look At tbo bills to know iu whut Mes, Wood Plays; for she is gure to be worth socing in anything, although 8 good pieco adds to het attractiveness, as a good setting beau- tifles even a diamond. The Stanton Street Abortion Case. CONCLUSION OF THE INVESTIGATION BRFORK CORO- NBR COLLIN—VERDICT OF THE JURY, RTC. Coroner Collin concluded the investigation yesterday in tho case of Rosa Abnar, of No. 184 Stanton street, who died from the effects of an abortion, as previously re- ported, The testimony, although {nteresting in its nature, afforded no clue to the person who procured the miscarriage. Henry Abnar, being duly sworn, depored as followa:— Deceased is my brother's wife; my brother is a member of the Seventh regiment Now York Volunteers, now at the war; I called on deceased on Saturday night; I had not seen her for throo weeks previous; when I calied I found her sick, but sitting up; I asked her what was tue matter, when she said she was enceinfe, and said she thbught she was going to die, and that sho might as well tell me the truth; I did not ask ber who her seducor was, ‘as I did not want'to know #0 much; she told mo sho was - over to Williamsburg, aud there saw a doctor; she showed mo & Dox of pills she got from him: the box of Pills pro- — is the one she showed me; I found them on the ee after her deith; the name and residence of the the Wil lamsburg doctor I found in her trunk; on Monday night I wont to visit ber again, when one of the women in the house told me she was dead; I then went to the sta- tion house and gaye information of the affair to the police; the jeant sent me back to the house to sce if I could tind anything in the room which would lead to tho discovery the doctor; I found the box of pills aud the doctor's direction now produced; I do not kpow of my sister keeping company with any man; my brother has been away about eighteen months; he always wrote to her aud sent home his money. Caroline Hug deposed that she lived at No. 184 Stanton street; deceased occupied the back room on the same reap with witness; on Saturday last deceased commenced cream very loud; she had been sick for eight or ten ae # before that; she was feng, Iced table in a stooping position, unable to move with the pain; she asked me to go for @ doctor, and I went for Dr. Ubi; I asked the doctor what was the matter, and he said decessed bad a cold aud prescribed some medicine for her, I visited decoased two or throe tires on Saturday evening, and she said she was no betier; on Sanday morning Ltook her a cup of coitee; during Sumday sho continued to ow worse, ‘and in the evening she ¢.me into my room ais upon’ the louvge; #he vomited very hard and asked me to go for a doctor again; I brought Dr. Naogeli there; he asked her if she was in the farntly way, when she denied it; the doctor said she was suffering from inflammatien; on Sunday night T called in some of the neighbors, and wo suceeeded in getting deceased to bed; I stopped bh deceased all night, until she died ; deceased aa iD great pain all Sunday night, screaming “Ob, my dear mother,’ 1 asked her where her mother was, and she replied ii London; Tasked her if she had any rela- tives bere, and she said she bad only a brother in this country, and he was at the war, she was in great agony, wnd would 1ot jet me leave her, she gave me her pon bird & remember her by. « short time before her deat my husband eske her if she believed in God; rhe re pited that she aid, and clasped ber bands in ps husband prayed with her, and while she was p die Dr. 8. ©. Hanford, of No. 113 South Fifth street, we: Hameburg, de; posed that he did not know ‘accased in the habit o} ing patients at his office every day, aod sometimes nevor saw them again; the box of pills produced was not bis; he was a homeopathic physician, avd did pot prescribe medicine of that kind, the writing ‘on the box was not witness’; the address ‘ou the slip ‘0, paper was bis, but not in Lis handwriting; never saw the paper before, and could not identify the writing: the pills produced are allopathic: witness had not prescribed any allopathic medicine for ton years; received a notice to atten? the inquest, in witness’ opinion sn abortion could seldom ba produced by medicine; an operation inust be periormed to produce tt. Thomas P. Robinson, M. 1)., devosed that he made a et mortem examination of the brdy, in company with Br Peiden, a and Naegeti, and gave it as his opinion that) was caused by metro peritonitis, su pervening an abortion. Coroner Collin announced that he had a number of other ‘Witnesses on hand, bat be regretted to say thoir tosti- mony was all hearsay and utterly useless. Ho was un- able, alter a careful investigation, to find any clue to the Perpetrator of the abortion, aud was forced to subnnit tho case to the jury what evidence was presented. heaton after due delideration, rendered a verdiet of metro itis, chuned by an sbortion, but from the evidence adduced we are unable to say by whom the abortion was produced.’ Laughing (Without) G tom Mall—Ladioa experimented upon ri weane after the jecture, Dr. c. _ tarsal, kane, Inhalist, famous for ourtn, yaa) Bronchitis and Catarrh. is st fort few days longer, Com- sgt ithoias Howek sultation free, Hours Ii to’ Wics, T — Hate Oye, Heir Dyein and. Molanvia ¢ Tor bemutitying the hair, 1 W. BATCHELOR. 18 Boud street. 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Covincton, Ky., Pa TOSUAEY, 7, 1363. Royal Havana Lottery.—A Promium of ls rf gent pald on prizes, Information given. Highest price paid for Doubtoons, American Gold and Sliver. TAYLOK & Co., Bankers, 10 Wall street, Prizes Cashed im ant ries. Information given if No. 11 Wall inet Room No ized Lotte. roker, |, New York. ] Eight Cartes De Visite for $1, of Un- gees sre aad finish, aty TAIIS, corner Cortlandt an' Married, AvscmmMann—Cnamnrniiy.—On Tuesday, July 1, 1862, by tho Kev. Lot Jou only dhughtor of Mary din, all of Hoboke Baant—Demint.—By the Rov. Mr, Weod, Hiwnr Brame to Mrs, Saran Axw Dewize, all of Brooklyn. Dxcxxx—Jounson.—On Sunday, December 28, by the Rov. Georga M. Noide, Mr. Epwaxp A. Dicken to M Macaix H: Jounsoy, all'of Staten Island, Rirre.—Lockwoon,—On Tuesday, January 20, at the Broadway Tabernacle church, by the Rey. J.P. Thomp- son, D. 1, Casper H, RirrKR to Tovism, only’ daughter of Frellerick Lockwood, Esq., all of this oity. Soovn—Warrxa,—In Christ. church, Hudson, N. ¥. on Tuesday, January 13, by the Rev. Cornelius B. Smith, of thia city, assisted by the Rey. Goorge F. Soymwur, of Hudson, Wasa H. Scovnt, of Waterbury | Conn., to Evzavena, daughter of the late John L, Whiting, Esq., of Kinderhook, N. Y., and granddaughter of Hon, Robert’ A. Barnard, of Hudse ALYRED AMSCUMANN to Kany Ly ‘and the late Theodore Chamber- Died. Brapy.—On Tuesday, January 20, Gzoraz Fowarp, youngest son of Nicholas and Margaret Brady, aged 13 years and 14 days. Deurest George, thou hast left us, And thy loss we deeply teel; But 'tis God that has bereft ua, He can all our sorrows heal. ‘The relatives and frieuds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past «ne o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 110 Cannon street, without further notice. Keyport aud Middletown Point (N. J.) papers piease y+ ROMBACHER.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, Janu ary 20, of heart disease, Caruxnine, wife of Jacob Bro: bucher, aged 62 years. The rolatives and friends aro respect ully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at one o'slock, from ber late rowidence, No, 05 Sands street. Banter.—On Tuesday, Japuary 20, Cancers H. Rania, the eldest son of Charles and Louisa Baler, agod If months and 3 be fo ‘Tho frieuds and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thle (Thureday) ‘aiternocn, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 84 Laight street. Poughkeepsie papers please copy. Biomarsx.—On Wednesday Inoraing, January @1, at two o’clock, Sornte Arce daughter of Gustav L. and Charlotte Blomgren, aged 9 months and 21 days. ‘The friends of the family + Fespectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday at one o'clock, from the residence of her parent, Sackett street, between Hoyt and Bond, Brooklyn. Bwscnory.—On Tuesday, January 20, Casriawe L. Br. scuory, youngest daughtor of Dederick and Magriattha Bic! 5 months and 9 day The relatives and friends are invited to attond the fu- neral, this (Thursday ) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 65 West Twentieth street, with- out farther invitation. mona ats Wednesday, January 31, CLavs Cuan s, aged 3 yours, 11 months and 21 days. Pete Trice of the family generally, of his mother, and of his stepfather, Mr. Christian Helma, are rospectfully invited to attend the faveral, from thelr residence, in Washington Village, Hudson ity, N. J spear Palisade avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past tweive o'clock precisely, without further invitation, Brxvoort.. —In Brooklyn, on slog | January 21, after a long and “a des iliness, Etiza, wife of Captain A, N. Brevoort, M_ C., in the 6let year of her age. The ie aly and friends ot the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, the Manaion House, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at one Casitear.—In Williamsburg, on Tuesday morning, Jan- wary 20,0 , of heart disease, Jou Castizar, in the 86th year The Telatives and friends of the family and also the members of the birst ist church of this city, of which he was @ member more than baif a century, are respectfully invited to attend the Lg from his late residence, No. 6 South Ninth street, Williamsburg, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’elock, from whence his remains will be taken to Greonwood for’ interment. CRaNGLE.—On Tuesday, January 20, at No. 49 Orchard street, WiLtis Crancix, cidest son of Williain and Mary Cran le, late of Belfast, Ireland. Pelfast papers please copy Lg ‘wesday, January 20, Saver Dawson, ngs years. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residense, oor street, near Flushing avenue, Brooklyn Dockxey.—At ‘Fordham, Wentchester county, youngest son of Thomas and Mary bockrey, aged 3 years, 3 mouths and 11 days. God took our danghter first, A bright eyed child, in whom our hoarta were bound, ‘And scarce a day had passed, when, Willie, thou Wert laid beside thy sister in the ground. Two fairer flowers never smiled on earth, Two sweeter beings ne'er did death's dart kin, But since, Great Father, 't was Thine own decree, We bow submissive to Thy sovereign will. ‘The friends of the family are respestfully invited t? attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at tw? o'clock, from the residence of his’ parents, Fordham Westchester county, New York. Domrviex.—On We'tnesday mornmg, January 21, Georae B. Dowisiox, only child of George aud Emma Dominier, aged 1 year, | invnth and @ days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the restlence of hia grondmother, 167 Varick slecet, on Friday afternoon, at twoo "clock Etoniwex.—On Tuesday evening, January 20, after a short iilvess, E. Bannerr Evonucim, in the 48th "year of Lis age The relatives and frieuds of the family are ros ny invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, 49 chain street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one without further invitation FARE poh see Lit li mp ‘of consumption, Mime Sorma Fania, daughter of Sylvester Barle, in thd éutb yonr of her age. The friends aud relatives of the family are respect ‘ully in- viled to attend the ‘uneral services, from the of ber anele, Justus E. Earle, 113 Waverley place, this (i bureday) afternoon, at o'clock. remains will bo takeo to New Hamburg, on the ten o'clock train, Hudson River Raitrond, on Friday ‘morning. Psi. “Suddenly on Wednesday morning, January 21, Wittiam Joum, son of Alexander and Grace Esler, ogod 7 months and 16 days, The relatives and (riends of the ay, are bt nn 4 invited to attend tho Funeral, the ¢ thie day (Thursday), at twelve o’clock M., from the Lis pareata, 172 West Thirty-second street. Fiscurn.—On Monday, Janvary bed Hewny, son of Heory and Mary Fischer, aged 2 years and 2 months The (riends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funpral, this (Thu: say) afternoon, at one o'clock, from hia late residence, 633 Broome stroet | corner of Sul Divan Fouwen.—On Toesday morning, January 20, at Red roe N.J., Sanam Jaxa, wife of Robert Fuller, aged 27 ba relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the steamboat Thos. foot of Mufray street, this (Thursday) morning, at k, without further invitation. The remaine wild be interred in Groeawood Newark (N. J.) and Portland (Me, “pavers please. Gaz —On Toesday, January 13, Cnawume J, oped 2 ears and 7 months, also on Ay, Janoary 20, kawa , aged 4 years nnd 6 days, ehildren of Chories J. and Salone A. Gale. Phildelphia papers pleaso cop: Guana. —On Tueaday ret 20, JouN Garman, a na- tive of the pariah of Laragh, evunty Cavan, Ireland, aged ear, Oe fe ode of the family are reapectfuily invited to 4 the funeral, from bis late renid 629 Third avenne, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’aloek Hart —On Tuesday , Januni of the county Cavan, frejand, in the 246th year of bis ag The {rieuds of the family are reapect(ully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at tw O'clock, from the residence of his father, 104 bast This ty second streot. Hanas.—On Toeaday tmornng Prxsoun, reiet of Lewis Hartman The relatives and friexds of the family aro roxpectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ( The atvernen one o'clock, froin the rexulence of her L, Todd, 74 Second gronue, Her to the Lawrence barying around ment HAtsoox.—tya Tuesday, January 90 “in the Stat year Mer friends are i Friends Mooaing Hause, Rutherford ¢ L street, thia (Thureday ) afternoon, at hail jort, ¥ Kumre.—On Twewlay morniog, Janumcy 20. Kora, aged 24 yearn and 7 months Fuperai services wili be held in the sixth Aver Feftrmed ahureh, oppomive Amity street, this (1 vy ottend | ment. Jaonary 20 Bm the Many Loog Leiand, unawom Ha yaon, from the Vtosnit olor Jar 6 Lately ay His rotmaing will be taken 7. | Lavoe. Tuerdoy, Januery #9, of pnoumonia, nats Tasine 1 oe in the rie of tis age. aes the dead which die in the dord (rom nence- wath the spirit, that they may rest irom thar ‘labors, aud tweir works do fuling: thera ‘Tho relatives and frieads of She iat invited to attend tho funeral, tro the scoond street Moth dist Episoonal chare’ nis (Thursday) afiernoon, at aif past ono o'Glvck, Vue remains wil bo iuterted at Cypress Hills. MAsTER-oN.—On Tuesday morning, T2d year of her uge Hor frieuds and thoge of her brothers, John and Tho- mas, and of bor sous, Juines, Hugh, Peter, Joba and Wil- tian’ Henry, aut of dor sons ina y geueraliy, are respect- ; from. ber Inte resi trons aud Broadway, this morning at ten o'clock, without further luvita. | Her romaits will be takeu 3 the Church of St. Joba | tho Evangelist, corner of Fiuati street aud Fifth avenue, and from ‘hence to Calvary Comerery for interment Maranam.—On Wednesday. January 21, at his late rosi- | donee, 177 Clinton street, Birookiyu, ‘of diswase of the hoart,P. Parsatonsr Mansitaat, iu the SIat year of bis ago. ls’ roraatas will bo taked to Burlingtom, Vt., Cor in- torment. Mormiuean.—-On Wednesday roorning, January 21, of diptheria, Pierex J., te ony son of W and ciiza Muir. hond, agod 1 year, 11 months and 14 days. The peti and friends of the farni'y are invited to attend the funeral, froin tho resileuus of ais parents, ATL | Greonwich street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at ball-past twelve o'clock, Tho romaius will be takeo to Calvary Cometery {or interment. Murrriy,—On Wernesdny, January 21, tho infant son or Kaward L. and Klizabeth Murphy. Tuorsuxn,—In New Laven, Conn., on Wedneeday, January, Gas ‘Tuornory, Son., in the 90th year of his Notido of funeral hereafter. MoGnevu.—On Wednesday, January 21, Orvmr Moar. N18, a native of the county ‘'yrone, Ireand, im the 2och year of his age. His friends and aequatatavces are invited to attend the funeral, this (faursd nat two o'clock, from hia late residence, 35¢ West Sixteenth streot. MeConmtiex.—Ou Wed Jauusry 21, Wiintam Tuomas, intent son of Ralph J. and Catherine MoCormick, ‘aged 8 months and 5 d dhe friends of tho iamily are requested to attend tho funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 52 West Sixteenth stroct Owsre—On Tuesday, January 20, Mania P., max Owen, ged 55 yuars, ‘The relatives and frends of tho fainily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, No, 33 le: Thirty fourth street, this (Thureday) ‘afternoon, at 0 o'clock, without furthur invitation. Ome —On Tuesday, January 20, of consumption, Chart Pice, in the 42d year ort his aye. The frieads aud relatives are respectfully invited to attend the fuperal, from the residence of his brotier, Joseph Pike , 150 Vuaue street, this (Thursday) ‘afternoon, ‘at balf-past twelve o'clock, Dublin (Leland) and Ex Ronixs.—At Metuchea, N. J. 00 Tuesday, January 20, after al! Ting iuese, ti mats F., eldest son of Nathan and Hannab M. Robins, 'in the 26th yoge of bis ago. ‘The funeral services Will be beld af@he residouce of his father, at Metuchen, N. J., Unis (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Friends and relat’ ves of the family are respoet- fully invited to attend. ‘Tho remaiues will be taken vo | Greenwood for intermont “on Friday morning. Carriages will be in readiaess at the foot of Cortiandt street at won o’elock A. M. ‘Oswego papers please copy. Rugatnd.—On Wednesday, January 21, Winuam, young- est child o¢ John R. and Charlotte Rhoaling, agod 1 year, % months and 11 days. The relatives and friends of thé family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 63 Norfolk street, this (Thursday) afterueon, at two o'clock. Norfolk papers please copy. Ropansvrc.—On Wedneniay, January 21, at one o'clock, Hewky Rovewnvra, aged § years, 4 mouths and ono day. The relatives and (riends of the family are respectiully invited to attend the fuperal, on Friday afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock, from 629 Ninth avenue. SkLPHo,—Suddenly, on Tuesday, January 20, Lym, the boloved wife of Mr, William Sel , in the O4th year of hor age. ‘The friends of the gy, are respectfully invited to attoud the funeral, this (Thursday) afterioon, at two erclock, from her late residence, 362 State street, Brook- lyn. Surruxy.—On Tuesday, January 20, at Bergen, N.J., Euzanera Scrum, 6 yoarn, 2 months, and 18 days, daughter of J. 5. ‘and H. A. Su Svowmu, —At Ithaca, ou Tuesday, January 20, Mr. W. ©. Swowintt., in tho 48th year of hin age ‘The friends and relatives are {vied to attend the faneral, at =t, Peter's church, Spotawood, N. J., on Satur- day morni st cleven o'clock. Surres.—On W Werdnesday, y 21, ® painful \uineasy which aus bore with Curletan tortitate, ADALINE, wite of James Sutver, in the 42d year of ber age. The friends and. felatives ere respectfully. invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Kighteeuth reat, bekweed Third and Fourth avenues, Gowanus, Le 1; eY.—On We January 21, after a long and painful I ilineae, Jon Swixany,a bailve of tho parish of |S momar gliene an Cork, Ireland, in the 45th year of The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of his brothers Pennis and James, are reapeotiully invited to attend the funeral, on Friaay afternoon, at two o' ‘clock, from tho residence of bis mother, No. 113 Baxter street. wife of Tho- isn papers ploaso copy. the remains will be interred in calvary Cometery. Cork (ireland) _ Suowiits.--At lthaca, N ¥.,00 January 20, Wituas Ouven ‘Swowniit,, aged 47 years. “The relatives and friends of the family, and those of bis fathor in-law Jobu Appleby, are invited to attend the fu- neral, at St. Poter’s church, Spotav-ood, N. J., on Satur- Py a New York and P papers copy. Srivia.—On Tuesday, Jani x ale 20, Joux Dasma, son of Joseph and Catharine Sylvia, aged 6 months and 14 days. Another little birdie gone Home to heaven to awoll. God called him; He thought It best To take him home to heaven to rest. The friends and acqusintances of the (amily srereapedt- fully invited to attend the funnral, this (Thursday) after. noon, at two o'clock, from his fasbor's residence, 101 Monrve street. ‘Sreana—On Tuesday, January 20, James Wituam, eldest son of Charies C, "dnd pearguret J. ‘Str le ‘The funeral will take from the residence of his rents, Sixteeuth stroet, near Third avenue, South oklyb, te (Thursday ) ‘afternoon, at two o'clock, ednesday, January 21, Joux Trwxs, aged earn. ‘he relatives and friends are respectfully lavited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hia broth law, Win, O , NO. 612 Canal street, on Friday noon, at two oleh ck. Tixewxy —On Tuesday, January 20, of consumption, Micntaxt. Tigkwey, aged 24 years the relatives and friends of the family are respectfully javited to attoud the funeral, this (Tharsday) afternoon , at two o'clock, from the residence of his paroute, 319 First avenue, without iurther invitation. Also the off) cors and members of Oo, F Sixty-ninth regiment N. ¥. 8. M., are requested to attend in citizen's dr Van Wivkte.—At Tremont, West hest anty, N.Y, on Tuesday, January 20, Nancy Vow Winkie, relict of N. | van Winkle, aged 60 years, 7 months and 26 days. | J relatives of the family aré invited to | on Friday morn ut ton o'clock, from the residence of her daughter, Hannah Weld, eorver of Washington avenue and Fifth street, Tremont Vvsn—On Tuesday, January 20,00’ arysipolas on tho brain, Facrmwam Vian, tn the 24th your of lia age. His rolatives and friends, and those of his brother, Thor A. Vyse, Jr., are invited to attond the funeral, the Rev. Dr, Tyng’s church, in Kast Fridcy mornin, Wann —On Sixteonth street, , Wt balf-past olaven o'civck. esday, January 20, Janne Wann. will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, » from bis late residence, No. 3 Sixth ELLANEOUS. RTHUR & GARDINER, LAWYERS, 7 Namen ©. A. ARTHUR, late Quarteriasior General, has resumed of taw aa'bbore, Ha, othe fotiton as ate | lomble experience pectin ng Military Cairne, | give pecial ue collection of STUMA—A DISTINGUISHED LAWYER WRITERS | conn ry from Augusta, as follows —"When I WHITCOMB'S REMEDY f wenwe Dearly He of the spaamodic. Kind; Ine bad attack I h Baixteen nights tn’ succession, if aoa sarongen prov 0 gan wea and tw improve; 1 ha in weight, ve son paratively mo asi brna. Cons vn mo thas thevery foandailonst: mf dlonase 1a broken up, and — it will soon epUret; refer ie prepares NETT 4 CO. Tremont st aigyiate general Auane 1AM iia SMITH & BRO ROTHER! leave mit.” by Mecers, J ponicrit Bue Feet, Bastion, and sale by | — PALE awe respeotfully | j Jaduary 20, Mra. | Prerea Masrsnaon, after a Joug and painful illness, {a Ube Michawi Troucy and | MISCELLANEOUS (dacred Con-ert) of *, wei eo 29h TH Gosang Autummams, ( thew s Missionary socty' Weather, postpoted toot 61 585 Third avenus Peau BsraTe fualemec, of ty fasta at 784 F. COMM ites sta for the sale of the FIENCH FRANILIN AND AP ITALISTS Wa fact ‘OF n hy 10) up thie enoicnst yULL in rite Cire Piy only to GARBSCHE « 2 William areal Ap S1EAM TO POOL AND UhASG BELE of wiht Pow uN or Ver intended to au re New a Lay mes Lrerpoo) and Ginegow 2o'ivel noon, from ret. Airecky on Baiurday, danvary 24, ai 44 North river, foot of Murray piviige Meamer ta filed in. the mont esray insure the comiors. convenience and aafety af paste Carrieg 4m experienced aurguon: Rates Hf ange oe bin, $80; intermedia », atorrage, 840-—including an pply of pro-ieions. Apply to 'P KAN J. G0. No.0 Bow em, cade grsciat TRAIN OF CARS, EXCLUSIVELY FOR ADAMS EXPEESS COMPANY. WILL LEAVE J+ MnkY guy DAILY ATS 2. M BALTIMORE, WASINGION AND THE GREAT WEST, ADAMS EXPIESS COMPANY baving arrange:t with the New hoy Kailroad for ® SPECTAL duily over their road. are cuabled thereby to 1 de. scriptions of freight to Baldinore, Washington ant the treat Went, without broaking buik of chaugliix cara wt Puttnien phia. Nepenundise ahi SEM. ent at our office, 69 Broadway, before Baltimore and Was fue Our W are emer teal frou Pitiuielphia vie Penneyiva Steubenville ant Litto Minit Ratironds to nd by connecting train to parte ‘of the won Hs wah Tose : ‘oF porticuiars a Lo rates of freight, 6. ploaro apoly at our principal o' D'BROADWAL Branca Orr Depot, 5 A WAstinaton INTFELIGENCER —DR. VON MOSCII- 218) Oculist and Aurint, gives notice that be will shortly remo’ New York. His great suc and aston: ii atreot iwiing cures wil long be remembered by many grateful | patients, Y ORKSUIRE PIVS, POTTED GAM BrIL Cheese, JOUN DUNCAN & SONS, Uvion aude _SHIPPING NEWS. MANAG FOR am ¥ THIN DAY. SUN RISK! SUN ARTS. Port of 3 | aur ove 9 OT 3 is mGH warn! eve 10 47 ry 21, 1863, CLEARED. Steamship Creole, Couen, Havana—Ludlam, Heineken & “Ship Adriatic, Moore, London—R Fi Morgan & Wiley. Ship KRequit, Hamblin, Bi {aliet & Camm Sit Monequash (Br), M . BrislolmAvkell, Tatts & Ciionk Sarah (Br), Mandell, Jones, Lisbon—Arkell, Tufts & jark Houry Trowbridge, Dunta, Barbados—H Trowbrldge's Bons. ark Anna, Wheeler, New Orleans—I B Ga, a Bark Hawilion, Sprague, Pkiladelphia—Jas W Elwell & Bark Tiinots, Bray, Portland—Brett, Son & Co, Brig a Geddes (ir), Johnson, Matamoros—J F Whit "Fle TD Wagner, Smith, Washington D Hurlbut & Co, Sold MK (Br), Mi Porto Cabello—O H Tru Bohr Deagon, Payson, St Thomas--Lven, Beocher a Co. Sour Oswego (Bri, Card, Halifar—D R Dew oll. Hour J W Dixon, Dizon, Beauiori—g B Lid v Schr Belle, Cubberly, York —F Campbell, Sehr Constitution, flon—Jonss dmith. Schr MG Leonard, Leuvi gton, Schr B8 Downing, Thorn, W Siaahe, Schr Ed Stade, Drake, Washin, Sehr J M Bayley, Thompson, ton. Behr J W Brick Armatrong, Washington Schr Wide World, Adam, ington —Jonas Smith, Schr Anna D, Osborne, Washington—M Bedell, Schr MM Freeman, Howes, Baltimore—Morrili & Abbott. Behr J Stockton, Higbee, Philadeiphia—M T. Wise avo. Sehr Flower, Clark, Philadelphia—J Kena, Philadelphia—J Ww Yeltee , Hussey, Pembroke, 8 da} n, Sawyer. Boston —T “ebase &Co, Grant, Boston 3 days, idence, 2 da} mend Pints HB Kackett, shipgton—Van Brunt & n—Van Brunt & Slalght. ‘ashington—Baker & Day- Bent Newt ell bi, jor Schr Blondel, ay Now i Bloop W H Bowen, Brotherton, Stealagh Parkersbirg, Hotmad, Portiand ARRIVED. Bhip anes fof beers, Bice te New Orleans, u days, with mast company with, ort Mew Era, tas Starrett, for 4 the Cephan Starrett v1 aryatort treet Marne tums. wigualfzed x ait ond ia s blue signal, with four Fed stars {neal corner and one large red atar in 01 Enthor had her malntopaai yaed sirung during w blows Bark Kate (of Baltimore), Laprelie, Buenos gyros, N Fit bios. wool, ke, 10 Heniry De De Cordova Metaed Montevideo Nov 9). ° Dee 6 Int 37 41.8, lon 42 35, ‘caw bart F Herriman, steering to the south wai Dee 16, lat 1319 standing to N & iid not speak ber lon 3019, eaw ship Franklin, “Haure,” ruler (Br), Randle, Rio Janeiro, 5, with roffes, tod L Phipps & ¢ weather up lo Cape Hatteras, passing iton 12th, «ince when had hoavy weather, aud hasbeen four days north of Barue- ” iark Blne Jacket (Br, of Jersey), Dean, Rio Janeiro, Deo 7. with coffee, to monter, Lisbon, 32 BAST INDIA AND BURTON ALES. fn whole, half and quarter caxka, brewed from the cholesst for home ‘coneumnption and expwie, . | barley: malt and hype ton. Brewery, teenth street, between Bevent Kighth avenues, New York. Wane Tit ‘oF oi ( the best citirens of New York and vtetnis irene the Patent Metaiite Weather Btrip, Company, way Agen ver Koon, the halter wanted everywhere BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS. BXLARO RD nd all dist age of the fret cure tice to he petioen Ly Dr. PACH RIM, Bar geom Mt, 700 Bonmdway. Meters to physicians wn’r sar rar TIGA LABELS ANI nde nied and p hagerm, ot VICTOR b. Mal GE arise ows BPR Ury, ‘ oxen enriy 0 90 bh RUBARR OLDy Tie WLS KN we UAY MOURNING PARRINOR Axp ¥ tas an 1 Dore » oe wor “s low Catal strech M ANT TALL Aa PRI y qvamtity of ne AND one Cowroy, Ob qoUrLING Wate Ciinte a OK M ns th aad Dadare : Deanne Con a ne soe below COUR 8 PE | bourne, baring completed her tepairs, « | oo, Bark Torquato Tans (Mock), Bradherting. days, with b wine and wool, to Funeh, Meincke & Wen: aie, (Br, of 8t John, Ku), Daniele Matamo- days, with ootton and iiides, to B'S Nevius & Son, ita Hermione (Span), Menfor ae City, 28 dag et iy mabogany, to 5B rig oe (We, of Truro s Cayes, Deo ih aro. to Kupharat & Oo: vi sg ihe & A Dewolf, Had heavy weather from NE to E, lost part of deck load. 8-hr Hannah (of Plymouth), Loud, Mtg Jan 1, with logwood and coffee, to E Boch. chr J Martie, Darling, Georgetown, DC, 4 days, for Fall ‘Schr Geo Thomas, Freeman, Provincetown, 6 days, with wndxe from wreck of steamship Caledonia, . ashore al Capo _% Quall, Burton, Rockland, 4 da: wieamer F W Brune. Bee ya Beamer Falcon, Jonee, Prov Wrecking echr ‘ioha Cartin, ‘nm Merrit, brom brig Harvest Queen, recently ashore on Bandy Hoo! BELOW. Ship John Merrich, Sears, Bordeany, Nov 26. Sbip Queanel, Funch, Havre. to Boyd & Hincke yMsginiene (rein), Hoocka, Londo’ ‘es iy Brig Thetis, Peterson — Nov 23, Aiso brig Caspar Wild. AILED. stp Creole, for New Orleans (and probably an- perk ‘Decehen Brom), Julie (Br Por briga Join A Richards, Nelad, Glenara, Com ago; mole Olive Matilia; svenmer Burt Mud- | Stearn, chored in Ships Columbus; misaary, Se fon. Wind at sune with raia. With loss of sia men, y ineleding toe firet otf. rio maviTt, Brown, of Boston, from Cadir ‘ast, foundered about 40 milow east of Ma ude saves. for Maasina, in A lage Do Krerythlug wan lost save log Wak, Bao Pivot from Jacmel, with logwood, York (betare 4 allt at Cherrytnid owned In Kosten, 160 A rated Ad. Bran Tawa (Hr), fre Ja, for New York (baforn * a Keef), registered 274 toua, Roles) from Portune A gartow m 14) fs font and About 600 wets bow Which will be forwarded to New York in lighters, Desi. Jan 4—The ship American Congress, Woodward Gaeemnocn, Jan 6-The ship 1, Degaet, pat back io the Tail of the Rank, iraky, on Hun. ‘ay. for New Ye Bho aalled abo it three a kod geperal mer ban er Ls 2~The whaling ship South Bort oo Pareres ned, aud will be sold om the tn ah 01400, NZ, OW Whe heary BW gales of the last four done more of less damaee to shipping. Om the “aitred Lanvont dragged om a sand bank, Vat vee ae Bisted off next day, undarnaaed 1 tour Laws, Masritiug, Deo The bark I feyorind, required voly whine alight repalra to lopmee ain! the cargs reared. Bhe proc on ber voyace on the 20h ult, Enpengess bttle over 629: fneteverty, before reporied, sailed sane ¢ay for Mel erp awe of ahead Are The Lars (8), 0f Lomden, from QURENeT WORN fan, 7 hae’ of coals, Liverpouldor NY or Missing Vesewte—The Advance, Renoul, alled from Now York for the United Kingdom Sept 27, and bas tat cin af ane Lie Margareths, Wondt, exiled from Mew “ort for Aberd en dept 15,201 bes 901 since berm bee mt of, ‘Thr Hhip Laat +aye—We mation anim of AL shige W Hume TIS tome, bolt @. Darnartsnn ee ee re Gid Do WH tows, built at! Mind tigees te A, tes walter Ui a ag, 00) AD bare Bebe, 324 tone, Li Ad Maeton, om lerioe we did mot learr Laumewnn At ath, on 7, from ‘be yard of Meaare » a hae abip of 1038 tous, Whee ob ° eat wilh boetied f20 a9, with Whaiemrn. yo Vor’ Lsloads Ava IT * or vere Arab), ail + from Cam Panders, of beg Katy Cony . mat ord Ielaea vol for Down om 0 6 oe yp troah allan, Uh @ pileg Don CLEA, Dee ThoNe Aum roneris tn port Agrinw sre, iben 24Arr wre Bi Conway, New York, WS, vracy Liow, Alene | Posrrosy (ae? —THe KIRCH IONE Pa by} ND put into Payal aun | 14” niroum before |} Buxwos Avuns, + “J fon: from Tomtom, um (ied: pm wae; Parana (Arc) ask ‘be inte, K y War ib, froin Cardidt for Palwouth Ky disg; Valet vee from ray tou ts Volonite (a “seit fo cwon essel in Dd me APE ag tr yt pork: 4 Sid 7h, Win ee" Shishow, N¥ork 11), Jan Som NYork Mack, pricn, New , Stella, Stee Bul th do? Ferdingns, | Irving, Re Bass * , Dudley, B¥ork: | Moruing Star, Youtset p, Hits 26th, Bah Bib, h. Mapoivon, Nelson, 1. Unren, Ti er, Bovtou ‘ Ber 16—Avr sdipe Chas Word, Lunt, New Zesiang 25, Adbot Lawrence, P |oodou au (nue ait 441 tor Chiuchae): tithe Inaveauntien dian Fronc'seo td 2 for has): 1th, Mary M:Noar ON rio for Obinchas Dooper, Me taper Hall, bee Tete anise A 2th for Chincha: “0 | Sargent, ‘Sti ¥o i bake Aurelia, Harry Hammer Met Hotimods 16Uh, the Union. Gort Ch inchias Anwusta Norwood. Sears, aut Kivira Owen, Alewander Bawart Ovirien, Veer, dor Lith,” Aamue Loon 20h, BD Meraif, Poarson, Antwerp: Hursley, ihn wid, ast | r i yw, and Atalauty, ly A Hal, Halt tr LAT Dniney, Menges, Math w rath 224, Ni nn ly Hook, he TE Sittan, Darton, ® You H Hrown, Messina; 2.0, David Sewer, Prem, Feavitt, Lune, ie 1-84 Brewster, Dombar, Calatia; Rese rt oonif Aa 22Arr Harriet Apalding, Wallage, Havre, te, CAuoir Bid 24,0 MM Goxuwaven, Jan'S-Are leat “Cottin, Vilas Di Holle, Read. St Jonu Pee WHEN, Jan SmArr Sea. Droinme At, Jan 4—Arr J G Wicba ded Amazon, Hy covded; Hib, i Git dis Bay Ad Drwewans, Doo 24 arth, Cheaapene, Moktu Fauwourii, Jan do-Arr B sley, Colter. Akyab, # proseedé 4, 7th © sid 3 trenia Bin ham, wich England, Larrabee, Liverpool; 4th, Jobe 1—In port ship Tephnow, Salter, from Mantle ork, put ingith; brig News Boys (Port), for Hostow ieauran Sant—In port ship Pepperell, 1M from Me NYork, windbonna. Bark Nor sng Tage rig ant Constan un B7th, for do, do. ld Dec 2% hip park tho Ove an, {cin wthorn. Wind etrong frora the Weat arvow tye Zh vit Guexod, Deo 31—Arr Samonet, Briggn, An Lascow, Jan Cambria, Huss | er, Gadd wid from G Iimyra, Crocker, Boston; Hide Bih, Confidence, NY. Jan S—Arr Dauntless, Goodwin, and faa Dot T—Arr Elvira Owen, Alerander, Be iP npc Sih), Cam, Tus, Cole, k; Susan inon Gilbert, Cook, € 1» Drie kw atta. + Havamat nt i Route Tat, Windald Soot, Rowe . Jan d—Arr Dr Barth, Meyer, N¥ork Brown, Wilson, Bristol Chanw th, Ham wen, NYork, Uktvoxr, Jan $—Are Boaund, Collundt, NYork. Havana, Jau 8—In port ship Ooran Ranger, Averill ald brig Prow Ga i, Jan lL por ait Headford, hence, ) Freeman, for Aux Ga) ay cket, for Boaton, al sounu, Deo Sart Kyaminon das, Mes ar. Lomon, dea S—Are Menta out Vorc; Gut Stream, Barkett, do: F Fendieton, ys Manos Sth, Bier of we dent teh ten Canvass Back, Uler York, DH Wi Junna, Freeman, ¢ f ne ise Dudiey, Ateund Mavile an Surtnaen, 7th, Caltao 4 Mt, Boy for gs ¢ an Mie next ak Tho brig Hire Bomba . : yon, ro, Havard, Maulmain§ Vie id Of the Morning, Willis Woodwant, New York 8th, Hight Hutton, Qraw: nnd Ou iow, Boston, Old 34, John Wintarop old Mlekory, Mead iladed pala: Maggie V Hogg, Baltimore Luther, NYork. Ent out bast at ies te tte; Sth, Webfoot, If 3. Bir Joby N 0 i fork; 6th, Cornelius ‘ork. Lavanroot, Jan $—Arr Ellwood Walter, Chadwick, NYork ; ia (, nt, 0: , do; Universe, ing, 40; Henry'Curwen, Ti mpromise, Cxuikings York, Norwegian (s). Portiand; 71 Greenock, MoFarinne, NY: Squiando, Curry, # John, NB Sid 34, Brnily. parton, wissen, Ustestins Viewprtdy Sou aad Lizzie Homan, McKinnon, NY¥ork (the LH was seen 840 PM on tie 4: 01 the Brerries); Johm J Boyd, Tir NYork; Chancellor, Sisson, do; ovo fuepos! Moonltght, Bi " ‘la Mot ae ‘Bouter, ‘NYork ; MR Ludwig, Hart whist ont 34, Tasman, pear. Morena. oh, t, NYork; Australasian emann, do; 7th, Jobo H kl Par i non, Deo Mem ArT 0 A J Avaten 4, Jan S—Arr BO ‘Frou ih for Surinam). Bid th Me Mucaocnnn, Oct fart Rivira 0 Mavny, Mercury, Hubbatd, London; NYork (And sid Dee 3 for Sin Nov 27, Liberty. Ross, Melbourn WYork), Hhanghas. S Arr Zenobie, Peters, Kalina for Cork o et Thomas Weiset, Barnard, Cotuala I—Arr Kamonet An go ‘SI—Arr Daniel or, Wyse, Rertows Carioca, Gousigticro, Rovieanes 24, Kern Lane, New York, Laura, Wilmacn. do, tb, Melt Brooks, NOw Irene’ Sid Lot Mingle Miller, Whise, Messina, Hotmdal, Ivers: rka Alma (Br), Sinnott, N Yoru; . Boston York. |, Krakine, for Ales. ria vont, Jan $—Arr Brothers, m0, Dec H—Arr Mitsabeth, haseon, Ticket, Naplea S—Vutin, CS Kors! ng bean Atv pa neny, London. Maus; Man, from son for Cam * Uomumtows, Jan $—Arr Gulsenpe Rows roe (not NYork), Lovetand, Ha Witerfort) wh. Taure _BYore. ork 8 Cries Kong: Dees, Aunte fine, We Commack.” Grey Rhangia 8 10, Dee Rabiras, i ‘en Kt Cooper, Aviame, Hambur Taye Leg Aver rrire Meron Bar, deri Americas Union, ( Giat fans, eat are sors West Wind, wx Ht Dini Kirrs. Bre sisi Insta, Micalalor, Cord, Rembrera, te m aeCid whe Reson, Comat, oe, Loon, 8 Yorke nian, Cheney. Matan wen from Londo) i Pre hoon Kate MHanier, Melcher, Cab Varanarso, Dey S— Ars chip, Wer Pot Answers, leaky oe |. ships Lert -thow from Baltimore), Mae pewiro, Wh, Cemn on , Totorabelio, to 4 for United Kien (The rape ried bela torn) Paw Srsowntiiy Amerie, at Har irameTatnowarn al tran Stork ith, Picirte, ot Torbay, Bowes romd | Maw lad wt W sleriont Arr {iors NOrieans Hith, Bowiher, at Cadin, ‘The Tein from Liverpool for Ban Praccleen, has pol baal, lat The peat Aw Seth Apragee, from Antwery for NYork, is ashore rp Jan tt American Parts. DOWPON, Jan Meare ably Moleere, Moron, Liverpoets Dan ote Lnorhesti, Beh ‘ Hart Gentgetow 0 nd ja: 1h bare. Alvveom, ieee Nasri NW to NE, orig Wile agin hi ‘ carn inn Ps vortgs Of re ane, Piooe ., “a me Nawtede, Virb ae euneet od * rn. Ketchum, N¥ or mn Been heow ant Indus, (Br 1 + New 1 ‘eur te ph wen eT oer, Miao, Pores accord OE bent windy, ar BG tem mr) Fe <a ping, Te Wiener, 20% me, Us y. rev ibeck, Yore