The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1866, Page 8

8 NEW YORK 'jgRALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1866. “SEWARD. | i unaun msuance company. | TH geverru neoment RecernOn, | WERGENTA. | | Ot eee vanes praia scone ‘umber of men who bad met in the porter house corner Second Meeting ef qe stockhebacr> Sf atid and Hugeon atreets became involved Ine quar Report of the © mittee APPOIP ca to mittecs and Invited Guests. ! ted tft Goal by sane soma anon ws The Banquet at the Captain pon GN yang Ne no lt ae saat es Nesnast wad cao pass | Deez to Deolaze the Kieeton of Senators Tae hs ecape.” ‘Ms Bi was convos“d10 bP dence by some ‘No arrests were madé. ; SOM FE une Directorship, He, at the Academy of Music, The following Zien. Underwood and Segar Illegal. peat anesthe rae Ie OR Spekar,, ae, General’s Palace. 4B s4orirmed mmecting of thd wockholders of the | \ovat‘hes poon laued bY the commit in changes day moraing an socldent cooured to ‘Thomas Mataade, | weet? Ast | heaton (July 11) for Hong. sapnonnhahnannnnenee Golumb!-, yarine Insurance Company was held yester- driver of ear No.8, of the Hudson River Raliad. While Bark 4 ™, Jan 9%, off Frying Paw - *aflemneon of Trinity Building, Gevernor Pierpeint Urged to CA ie Visa, from L00/.on for Boston, Jan lah 1998, “4 Phill called to the chair, whereupa Tne Toasts and Speeches of PE an eigen yl ars Reiien. FID cated hm toa ram the voit th the Evéning. thelr report, which was as followa:— ae Re ae Keorting Shem. (eben . REPORT OF THE COMMITTER, Tee eae ne, whee der ale To rus Srocknowwans ov Tas Couvamtay Menns Lesvs- —— a Our Richmond Correspondence. Parniot Oarnan Hous.—The Home of this Mn Yeward’s Significznt Compli- 1 dis anderstgned, comnias appointed rin seals, Ricemmonp, Va., Jan. 29, 1866. | charity is located at Flushing, under the meeting Fespect- a SENATORIAL SCHEME IN VIRGINIA, Doard of managers of this city. he ap in the Senate to-micirow, declaring the election of | for The second gencrous?, ‘Mosare, Underwood and Segar to the United States hE See oe of the ‘on | Senate illegal, and ordering a new election to fill the va- b cancies. Several gentlemen are spoken of in connection p= Aero eden. ‘with the office, among whom are Hon. John M. Botts Mowuwanr ro rms Lars Joan P. “ooxs.—' and Gov. F. 4, Pierpoint, i 3 3 H 5 i é H § f i re GRAND SER’ZNADE AND RECEPTION. | (2, Sum not exceeding two milhons of 4 j af i esi | capital of the com; of Mr. John P, Cooke, well know’g during his lifetime as Mr. Seward’s Interview at St. Thomas | oxen of one million of dollars and, thab, upon It ia uid that Gov. Plerpoint is opposed to the use of | loader of the orchestra daring varions seasons in the Dusiness of the com! wided the sanction of the his name, for the reason that he signed the election cer- | difforent theatres of this c}”.y, dosirous of marking their with Santa Anna, Lagisiature could be obtaitod to that effct ene tiflcates of Messrs. Underwood and Seger, and believes | Foruir for im, a8 8 Pan and, an artist, are creat the’ general bellet of the stock nol the ‘undersigned their election legal. Mr. Botts is about the only man in | memory. More tb-sn gve hundned dollars have been this portion of Virginia who could conscientioasly take pny hoy £S this laudable Musical Director—Band Master C. 8. Grafalla, bt tb = ae ipantat ce Geko finding lost articles will. confer a favor by | the test oath, and his friends are working hard for his loubt tbat the required amount HIS ARRIVAL AT FORTRESS MONROE. or por fog forthe payment of altho deb and Yb ny person finding cles will confer a favor | rumor ix; that tho flenas of ire | Male, abecriptons wil be mci te de. 0. ae. assets not less than one million of dollars in the treasury | ,, MF. Moss will have charge of the front of tbe | Bots are circulating a paper among the members of the Bros or by Mr. G.H. Haydock, at the Righth National | Nichole: # A . precise ¥ of ie eomceery ‘No checks will be issued, Legislature, pledging them to vote for Mr. Botts, and if | nk, Broadway, above or street, Fee eee. i ‘Your committee would further report that immed! enough names are obtained to secure his election Judge, ¥ By order of Committee. Lieut, Col. GEORGE T. HAWS, Chairman, Underwood will resign and Mr. Botts be elected ip ‘nig Wt Tow Maseacuvserrs Maxuracrunes.—It that in tho ] unc; schra taper Aid (Br), We are macbted tothe paregr of the Evening Str, | afer thaw appointment thay proceeded lo ssouraln thane gy ie eo Way Lcclt sppears thet in the Gormich; Wi Mount, and’ Revere (Br), Goodwin, facts finan- ear Which arrtvolt kage yesterday, £05 the promps delivery of | Be tects th (ee ee eee : een Bien ints State 2467,703 yards of broadeloth, 16,413-248 yards | °ire at do 4th, brign i: Small, Machias; FE At- oar papers andl @oapatches, received by thet earner from | cial sfuirsof the company. They were, informed, how. Bey Ep Tecra ay I te eolScebd ie te Lae alee | of cansieren ati, 043 of satinets, 20,087,875 | ten, bet Potians: scar Ptonin, Was Pensscaiae 1d Sew Orieansand Havana, accountante—Messrs, May and (Cry Hatt), New Yorx, Jan. 31, 1866. Sake oe ‘Underwood and» cameare goes of jean, 677,666 shawls, The value of the 334, be is Lije Hou ‘Morton, Cardenas; 24th, ‘Bally ployed to make sn neeroxenaiive Lyeige nee “4 ond Norn. pany (a ane reception ¢ pol Leap GOVERNOR PIERPOINT URGED, Ag on Tuots was over $40,000,000. — » Jan. 3 4 Nor Br ships pie "e affairs, an would pared to sul regiment this evening Academy of is being bres, B for A 1 f 1» bg; Ete re ae ek. Laken matement on the tin Inet, inthe ftornaon. | sdmitied atthe main entrance, on Irving place, Coaches | oraor mF Perpoint Wo indies his to reign bis postion | atan Tuesday morning, January 90, at his | for an Francisca, lig; Speederall (ie) do do. on ay from Third ave ernor * le. oro Otero | nb hs fy ah Wa | Hens a ad eee | set np deca wane ce | pan ae wee, ets a | as eh tert Sea a . a ’ A jen . ertad to cad Pee WHR. aMtaBe an tar sa bord bate | 220, Ue Tandy Ms cinayin at. present’ hte: | otters einer mci Comes Nie Omen ana Sane i papery ah lNeren fe inp ar| ae OI a van mat tabs (Be), Park i Forlani Mosh xccesaful in getting them, of the banquet given by the | Presented ts founded” ‘atirdly pon the beaks oF te annie, than Governor See Bia naeiie eeee hae Tuesday, January 30, Winitam McBaive, | Balimore: aches Oyelone, Babblage, ‘NOvieae; B Mickare? ‘Captain General to Mr. Seward, on Monday, the 22d, my | company, and that the adjusters above named disclaim in all cases will be one dollar for each pas- ert Lee, o fn pal por pod, ine has been | 12,the 29th year of his age. PePATES ny | “amet Tae i sthen Hardenbrook. Portland; 284, barks former letter having been, dy force of circumstances, bas Son oprpevioe ghar rae’ pecan | sen SS rae ae ance Bean, Paha Adentified with the rebellion. Aqgthe thing now stands, | ,,7ne relatives and friends of the Peta le nent | RA Alls, Bontons J (Br), Slocum, Havans; schr : Sh cote seen. pe me ES NBR. ACKETE Francis H. Plerpoint ts Governor only in name. Not ® | two o'clock, from his late residence, corner of Hicks and | 2p Henry, 5 . Nvork, ‘very incomplete, ‘be based on correct figures, and adjusted on correct prin- | tion, CHARLES N. B! single one of the State officers recommended by him 4 xh nce, Mansanriid, Jan l—Are Sopr Mangaaiile, ‘Tracy, ARRANGEMENTS OF THE GUESTS, ciples the nominal assets of the company, after paying Captain and Inspector of Hackney Coaches, was elected by the Legislature, and he 18 sui Degraw streets, Broo! yo A 81d 10th, sohr John Farnum, Doane, Boston. 08 1 shas,cha 13, made up THE COMMITTEES IN CHARGE. men win ekcenne ppt pall pkey intemal [er he badiireendae 22: Naw York vin Be Phone tae Rip Janeiro arr same day; of two items, viz:— ‘The distinguished party sat down totable at afew min. | St# debls, are reduced to the sum of gala sates seven. The Captain General was dressed in | Claims reat RECEPTION COMMITTEE. has not, according to the laws of Virginia, the veto brig Salinas (Br), Michener, 21 da ; ME. T ' Surlocbes armel coreg te pp sce tr George Moore Smith, Capt, C. H. Loutrel. power, and about the only volo he has in Stato alr it SHIPPING NEWS. pao date, ie erWardawepin trots New ‘full uniform, with the broad ribbon and cross of St. Fer. acatet ecient 000 rman. Lieut. G. L. Arrowsmith, ag a member of the of Public Works, ce eee Fore Poston vin wahia; Hs Roman Botsford, tor st inand, the rest of the company being in full evening | ,,the Nebel cruisers... 918,000 | gj... Libenan, Lieut 8. C, Burdick. A nTZOARICLLED THE VIROLWUA VAGRANT LAW? ‘txanio 70 sey yours DAP. Catharines: ships War H Preset, Batahelder for Callag; I. . state: peared jul by i ‘Gress of brilliant uniforms. chased by the company 942,500 | Sant 6 9, Ryder. Wee Marvine Go EL the Tribune on Saturday that, tho President telegraphed Gerard trom Galiaé for Cork; Grey Hagle, Ghecaebrowthy ‘Mr. Seward oooupied the seat on the right of the Cap- Gol We a Veraye, John Oakey, Od. Be Governor Piorpoint to veto the ‘Vagrant Iw by i the and because Governor Pierpoint ‘tain ‘General at the head of the table, On his Excellcn- Without aia Saat ae — Murvysieaaed Sie collan anecke seeee $965,500 it wishing to enter into any speculative dis- ees for Baltimore next day; ee Alfredo (| . 5, from Bort of Wow York, Semunry 90, 1060.” | Rooea fe Tame sr ie er htat Ree Matec? ‘y's left, and opposite Mr. Seward, eat Mr. Kennedy. | cussion as to the probable or possible value at any futuro for from Pernambuco, Next to Mi. Seward ast Me. Minor, Consul General of the | day of the claims against Great Brita, or of tho, stock ee ae tna eas ee saSisemaahip North American nan (BT) Wylie Liverpool via Port- ir fuoxan,b Bevel aig aka ees Patten, abies, Tork , 4 lam D. H a y + Waited States at Havana, vis d visGeneral Davila, At tho | Caiied surplus is hot mampco Pa ee, that the 20; Bieamehip Caledonia (Br), Ferrier, Glasgow—F Maodon- Fiower rh oullough ¢tromn Nore), ‘play ‘other end of the table sat the Commandant General of | contemplated by you or by thom, and thas it would be whether the attention of the Presidont had been called to | *!4 4 Ce. oo ears ‘the Arsenaland Navy Yard of Havana. On his right, Mr. | @0 idle attempt, without any success, effort made towards galvanizing the com into exist- . W. Seward; on his left, Captain Walker, of the De | once on an: paphaery ir the company is ever to be Soto. The tutermediate space being filled up by the | resuscital it must be, Inthe judgment of your com- ~ether guests, Forty persons in all sat down to one of the meee ate upon auch assets as will inspire confidence, osiamantp Nereus, Bearse, Boston—Neptune Steamship Poliie Jones (Br), . rt 5 Ship Wizard King, Woodworth, Apalachicola—E A Hussey | ting japdt RB. & Co. " Brig Frode (Dan), 01 Rio Janeiro—Funch, Meincke & t + Rete ee doctor B eon the ‘‘act”” until General Terry's order appeared annulling it, The of the city are pitching into the Governor right and left, and he feels that he is deserted by those upon whom he has conferred the most favors. The very ral; Four 8! Sherer, Nevassa ‘ist, ine for Hover 0ox men who now denounce him asa usurper are the very | “EM nessie (Br), Thomas, St Johns, NF—A Smithers &.Co, |. Cook, from Surinam for Boston, do ‘most splendid banquets ever given in Havana, ey See pew gory fo bes ae Lieut. Col. Geo. T, Haws, ones who fawned about him ia {he early part of the om sete Foren Kin Belem, Mareatlog J B DOW rey denen (Br) 5 tally i in des Balinese) “RACE AND FROGFERITY 50 YHE UNITED STATES,” pon uo other state Of facts can it be expected. that any Cn We Laiatger imn'in ‘everstway to eccomplion theke onda’ He ties | ScnTPic, Wee Jones, St Grote Roche Brew é Cottey. Antigre race Ek Coit eintes enapeay ou teetay} oles ‘When the dimer had been disposed of, the favot whatever will be restored to the company. ee ree 3 ‘the t| Schr Harriet Brewster, Hallock, Mobile—I B Gager, og pe ae s evergiade, Urane, diag: ee i and at the mo- | iin the opinion of your ommaities. thereiiee ihe figan- | Lieuk ©. & Van Norden. 106s Ro conmaance and (iieriilitp of Wie mirelits cok | Sekt rin: Beet mane Manet a a ae Theron I Dale Lowi reper are battens: Turner, for chess ‘ment dedicated from time immemorial to the interchange | cial affairs of tho Company are NOt Ia any. such conaiten | Licut, G. Kemble, Union men, and is now thrown overboard by the rebel. | Ecker Etalgn Saiabury, Pensacola B ager. ern Runa R a hon Five ‘cloud (ir), Meta- sof those sentiments with which it should be supposed | as to warrantan application for logislative interference. gar Izetta, Ttateld: (iene Bree eon. from York for Prince Edward Isla1 x n TePg ‘the conviviality of the moment has nothing to do, the | Not only is it impossible for your committee, after the FIRES poco Se toe kins, tien cao boo Rite. { thello, Maxwell, from Wilmington, NC, fork, facta disclosed to them, to claim that there is in Dorrance, Rice, Philadelphia—Baker & Dayton, 3 Maller, ‘Paptain Gonoral ‘rose to ‘give the first toast, His Excel- | shio amount of assots Gu hand, but they woals hare to Se ae ee eee an eT | Bt t4a0 ag; brige Mary Le lane. (BE), Grimven trom a6, fency expressed in a few words the extreme satisfaction | admit, what they must frankly state to you, that, accord- Fire in Pearl Street. Steamer Gen Custar, Besteatt Philadelphia, arr llth, 5 Wa ‘wil Koight, from ar ‘Mt-gave him to welcome to Cuba the distinguished Secre- | ing to the statement made out and submitted to them, Betweon two and three o’clock on Tuesday morning & RR 1th, for NYork, teamship Hibernian (Br), Dutton, Liverpool Jan 11, vis Lande der ist an and Porting Bah, with mdve and 163 pas- sengers, ul Steamship E: Star, Mitoh: New Orleans Jan 2, Fran RT ge ats eg Pie ems E Gamage, Montgomery, 'Waanroa, Nov 25—In port bark Star King, Smith, for New York, ldg. fire broke out in the four story brick building in the rear of No. 549 Pearl street. From appearances the fire com- the whole capital of the company will hardly suffice ‘Tary of State of the United States, and the hoftor he felt | meet its liabilities, This te A aeeameabls tension = anus, sone him in having at'his table a statesman of such ele- The following 1s bert pry Ay Invited guests who have to reception. : 3 PORT, Jan 23—Arr sehr Addie P Stimpson, Stimpe for x Onesie (Br) Catnon, Half, @daye, wt fab, to 0 company with SEE qwated character. He spoke of the relations between the Petar vn menced im s carpontor shop on the first floor, owned by’ via yiptoudud, Nov 11—6id abip Raphael (Br), Winsdale, Now governments and people of the United Sates and Spain, Seoretary Stanton, John Fowler, whose loss will be about $1,600; no insur- taamsbtp San Jacinto, Loveland, Savannah, American Ports. ‘whieh bad always been in the bighest degree friendly Sa eae! Generes 3-8. Gessts den, Je ola wit Tavera pomseneste, to Garrison | OKT ga 20 be re negentgee NYork: ‘snd cordial, concluding by congratulating the United Sais Gouseel Sohn A. Hewtings, Gen, Great Brot Welieran’ heamesniy Sart 8 Bulvador, bones for a @tatep on the termination of the war, and expressing the General G. @, Meade. nea ‘Co. eer ‘ope that they may continue at peace and increase in General J. H. Wilson, (of cavalry fame}, RoR <i am eer meet. General ¥.C. Barlow.” beng: aan Sem bapen | Mr. Seward thanked his Excellency for the marked at- General Josoph Hooker, seh tBBENID Patapeco, Neff, Baltimore, 38 hours, with mdse, Ar seam ‘Appoid, Bellmore; Auris, Phl= fention shown him and the personal compliment paid i Bencal Sie he leneee ‘Steamshtp Baltimore, Lewis, Baltimore, with mdee, to Jas 2 ORE Jan 2 z bere, Dr FA. Hunter (Br), ‘@im, and, after alluding to the prosperous condition which | action { General John E. Wool. tie (Br), Higginson, Philadelphia, yond ‘distress. the inland of Cube enjoys, be added that the United General Jobs ©, Robina, oak a log at Spot sole adit for Live Far Etvenpcan to Ta Bion boone ie tel eucpa se ts 8 Bora, Ror brig John tates bad no other views or desires in these regions than oy RR to H B Cromwell & Co. C N, Jan Lg J Me the advancement and happiness of these people, it being General Thomes O°” Devin, pte tts a 5 By ater kete toe tid petra ~;spreriebaine mye ee m Senerl A Bara . are 3, its ih inte eeed sehr dno t Genie Grime ti * ; ae the sentiment that Spain is the only European Power oy (Baldy), seater Rane St doh RB 1b days, Waranat sent aSice Flos (82), Teupise, Naboo P "a ea Major i A il, Amos for NYork; FOR: Ellen ba bi and ral United arm OLMES’ HOLR, Jan 27 PM—Arr brig Clara M Good- teed the greater part of those vast regions. He, | Focs views but eve boos coon meen the | Brevet General BELOW. Look, Havana tor Portland; schr_ Gen Grant, Orchard, Therefore, wished Spein all manner of happiness and | report submitted to them by persons whose skill and Breve aor Genera aig Chieftain: Meuire, from San Francisco Sept 27. Deore for, Salam. Sid aeere Coe LL a Prosperity, in order that she might be ablo fa:rness they have no reason to doubt. They have sug. | Brovet Major General alarm was inatantly giver, and all that could be done | Bark — (Bus), janeiro, rr cehre Rpsterp Light, Cove. Te pees Feats Gis abserund bless them with gested, however, that a counter statement eee rere ae ors toward the saving of the structure was done, but with- eaILED 2h—Arr achr Maine Law, fmeeary, Bist Powe and all those.gifts with which Heaven rocom- You, inorder that you may be ary. Brigadior General out effect, efore water could be put upon ite Igeined Steamer Ceres, MOBILE, Jan 23—Arr ship, Union, plobleboro ; 8 frugal and-iaborious people, That thes were | thing Decessary.to form a correct Judgment ‘8 10 Brigadier General mass the entire house was ‘il ‘anda short tine | Wind et sunset 8, light. estou; echt Wen in, “Bieetmnae Pile: wishes and only aspirations of the United States, ition of the’ ra thereafter to a smouldering praised the strict neutrality and impartial, digni Your committee have enterod into these details, deem- American Shipmasters’ Association. ‘No 61 Watt Sramer—Rooms 98, 25 awe 27. ‘The following approved Masters and Officers have received ‘commissions from this Association :— ire. Trusting, then, that you will be satiated have , had'in a great measure contributed to a satis- | not bee in Zeal, or in @ disposition to carry out Captains—4244, Oren 8 brig Emily Fisher; s Boane, for Secory coaente questions which had arisen during | Your wishes, they submit this report with a request that John F Merry: ck "Ginn, Bark Owe Belage: aan, | #4 ¥ seek ie Se: Basen fe ‘the past five years. In conclusion, he alluded ina ply: fs will discharge them from the trust with which you Daniel M le, 8 Ballagh; 4505, John W Ad- “ork, 100; schr May, Whitney, for ful manner to Captain Walker, commanding the De Soto, nored them at your last ams, chr bee sap Traveller: 2. es Be = en zen WACHTASPORT, J Bare echt juoker, New eaying that if he (the speaker} could speak of Spain only C PHILLIPS. Gnoe; 4008, John W Ferrier a0 ea Davie ere ee re GN carpenter, MoFt Cuda; ‘Ham By what he had been able to observe in the despatching W. M. VERMILYE. Tate: 4510,'John H Coggins, sch Farragut: 4481," Revert P ORLEANS Jan di—Arr steamship Missourt, Sher- official business, the captain could give other testi | New Yorx, Jan, 30, 1866, F._ K. COUDERT. Wilbur, bark Caleb 5 Augustus Brown; 4511, | man, NYork: brig @ T uilly, Conklin: Ph fiat schre: mony of amore nature, from “his frequent in- | The president of the company, ‘Mr. Morrison, saked Gould A Davison, achr Royal Arch. Chas Rasseli, b: Chief, Godfrey, Brazos Ban- vane, Ri Hal = to read the following statement, as prepared tiago. Below shi ant Balloy, y the secretary, which he did:— Lt 5 G Reott, from do; Heroine; bar Reutton, from Iphia; brig Diana, Rio Janetro; sche Hattie B, Bonner, from Phil 29th—Arr steamship Star of the Uaion, Blanchard; Fung Shuey. Gough; Flug Merrill, and Mitanzas, Liesegang, bf . . EWPORT, J: Arr Del Orr, Pi for Baldmore, Vain, Bearve) Rowton ‘tor NYork. "Bla Him, sche Mary Anne, 5 tarphy, iY suena a Port 29th, sehen Inn lorehouse, from Joni wh tor Nore: Albert, Aion Vrovigencss tor ae AVEN, Jan 26—Arr brig Acme, Hamilton, Shielde via Ns PORTLAND, jan 27—Cid brig Ada (Rr), orter, Clenfuc. gos, Sid Northern it. LM Johnsen; schrs J Free. All commissions outstanding over one year require to be Presented at the office for renewal. Miscellaneous. RewaRxaste snp Goon Passaces—The fine clipper ship Antelope, Captain Smith, which arrived at this port on Mon- day last from Calcutta, made the passage in 8 days, includ ing one day's loss by stopping at St Helena, which is an Fire in Newark, N. J. Newark, Jan. 90, 1866, The petroleum pi pers on the corner of Johnson and Me' streets, was red by fire this for-noon. Two of the stills exploded and a —— conflagration ensued, seriously injuring three men a ir. closing remarks, by ‘ing that he had had ot lating Havana before, -@uring and since war; that he always met with She kindest treatment from the authorities, while amon; ‘the citizens he bad many friends who honored him with, Sheir sympathy and esteem and towards whom he pro- fessed sincere adding that he to have the pleasure of returning and revisiting the in General. bs yp howe} am es ig od i ‘was the subject e next toast, given 0 Comman- ant General of the (Apostadero) Arsenal and ae Yard, fo which Mr. Kennedy replied in a few words, Hon. Simon Cameron, Admiral H. Paalding. —_——_. The Case of Christian Anderson. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Quvanaxrine, 8. 1., Jan. 29, 1866, ‘The report in your issue of this date relative to the in- Total amount of premiums, Premiums marked off as earned. 846 paid and allowances for bad debts.... 4,910,575 Discounts to dealers and returned premiums. 822,303 Reinsurances, expenses and taxes. 302 " 1,114,010 110,612 luding, | Interest duo January 2, 1800, ‘ ‘ man, Annie Freeman, Matanzas, Leesburg, Zina, Pem remark: buted NDOTTE, for NYork | Owe: id othe ee as, to, the prodigious onoris | Unpaid taxes of 866." 182,000 | John Bright, 1 calculated to convey the impression Pefore reported ashore near the ‘iurnet Tight, Piymonth, | — 2oh—Arr sehr D Talbot, Packard, Eltzabethpert, Sia peace 5 pol Unpaid returns guaranteed to dealers. 175,000 Boston 34th, and on 28th. 8AM, had thick show squalls, | schrs West Wind (for NYork), Lr W Dyer, Maru Teresa, an pursued by Mr. Seward, concluding by offering the sent. | VUpaid retumns guarantec deductions have been made for | ‘at the quarantine authorities are responsible for the With heavy sea running: en to sea. Al mid: | others. ment, es tation of amsote consequent upon the company | Manner in which be was treated. | As I made the exami. Hea a ge pa water ol that time inereactng ein | MORO aEE BIA, San ars Rropontis Hieeinnon Thee sook os which wor™s nosrenrrr of dha wr yon fae dato ah on the arrival of the ship and the ACs AM, Tae ee dre waa pat out by the wait doing NYork; Arion, GrowellBonion: "ship, Morrimas ‘ie, oon Orig two Maye, (etme orders; ae Pat ¥0 THB GRAND TELLTRD Be P1008. feriptions (0 caah capital, ease of office, ke. $464,178 then ade sail'and | sioamtog Col furan tops stapin beawacaie, eT" 3 aon age Oa ae Ee , st0ekS. ee... a's Trntee All hang | © Sth—Arr briga Gt Ward, Wiledy, Palermo;-Aurora (Dr), me me. Cashin, Mr. Kennedy, Captain Wall nd landed. In | 8 Brown, Wi Antwerp; =<. Pronties icy Mor x4 and the Secretary of th: Up soon Cardenas; Milo (Hr Townse: it Thomas; P Blew. Serra inthe carage wreck Art, Holland, a; schrs A M Fianagan, Corson, 03 ‘the Captain General a containing some 300 Haves Dpl Jan 25,4 PM—Brige Rebecce Sheppard, where they. the ladies remalt the | Ivigtut ‘ayal, and ‘alter, from Boward and her sister alread ad strewa along | Srafhee’ia al Beats , ‘General's loge. Mr. Seward part of the cargo a Rr Ba aaae | arg ae rear a wae, Fa ‘The party remained till the § + | 'ng, Knowles, Rappahannock’ River. Hegy eter are EGR | RGR Ay SE ey a rs. * . % Ee Flite: | Ma alias Vath ats uae oa by hundreds ‘of f white and live nay, Francisco, ‘dan eat ship White Swallow, ing masters Fever na = Fs acres | ot HE ae Ae rg te he a Domess, sai wan whi i Harmon: ised at 00 000 sper hrs Sure Bu, from Bettas for NYork; THR DEPARTURS, from the John Bright, it must be aid rot pre- the f tronapers Meoween < ad god Gh agate atoObe MOL, ia ‘chr ‘Mary imeden, On, the following day—Tueeday. the 284—at a few sent the best accommodations that could be desired’ for Obituary. Ernment sale some time since for $10,000, has been to | Smith, F wd past cast De Soto ‘cages o meee such @ pui oy PA A which could be JAMES B. RICAUD, OF MARYLAND. fended io run between Baltimore ore anid SCR (Of persons desirous of soutifying ap to the very last Thich would have formed story LG of complains Hon. James B. Ricaud, of Maryland, died at his rest. near AE from fen, Zrancigoo vis Honolulu, ar. a ened mowent, their appreciation sd regard for Mr. Sew. on the part of the master of the vessel, ‘And they were ence near Charlestown on the 23d inst, after slong and | Sich seaker® so OR tn 1100 tons guano and found tk se CuARe BAR THPTRMARY MAY Bis ord Iie underst {hat the De Boi w Se33 fave referred: ue resemue’ in the repors to yrhich I | painful iliness, He was born in Baltimore, February 11, Sarr Ormerto, from St Vincent, CVT, wasat : cae Opsreter, on Himes. ao ganed oh Ph ge BT, Condition, bat wes | 1808. He graduated at Washington 4., and | 18th inst, recetving a new mainmast; wad bound to Nevnsna, city ehd country, MMeged in SIGHT AN! MA, SEWARD IF GT, THOMAR amidships of the tug, covered by the hurricane BA NE beter Beh, Towne, from Cardift for More | at this institution, as may be learned by A St. Thomas paper.of the 16th inet., just received whe head Cty, NC, Tred iano tons fee ntargtod and adres reciveg FIRGE iat ‘tbe British snail steamer, has the following be Soha Lt Fated AS, and pike or cia references always present selative to. Me. Seward’s viait to tbat place:—"Bight days © deduction from a rough atime of toe Bane J of and ei since Mr. Seward was in this island, ‘the most important | qwemcty,® deduction Oe pent Cons, New man now 1a the United Mateo—the real Prosident.” He | alent be, and hel cece me cot ee tery beary SiN while here the Mexican General ta Anna, this rough ‘calculation that the remalnfag:casete. 1% Known pavlicy, aither sate the objector recahen tia | “vision ar were necehi iy {f,the company conmtaued the time Shar eee teraMt, Seward has been known to declare showenss vance nand ao at Cant en FREDERICK WYSMANN, NEW YORE CoNsUL Fon | were pm yah rte di 3 ‘that in France | S##¢t# which would necessarily ensue if the company FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN, Seer wou on "chonng diion in-regard ts the | Ut, 1010 liquidation. As" to ‘hie responatbilty, ‘This gentleman, who has been Consul at this port for | Nervoll res a= Mexico 17h a reaah tenga 18 the short- Frankfort-on the-Main for many years, died suddenly at for los his residence @ day or two since, His funeral, which oem ons ene fake plsco to-day, will be attended by the Consuldr corpa | {98 Our Fortress Mon. Myerenove Mcrpene at Sea.—A BX-OOVERNOR e i rn roe rari celved a brief account of the Jona by the bee hove ot André B. Deion, Sonne beamed wrioaaannee ie The restless Tailed States steamer be tore her commande’ Gupghnt bar, Florida, the murder of 1890 to 1894, and again from 1898 to 1841, dled euddenty | bes 82.400 Walker commanding, having on tone Geipeenney of ders, but the stalementa were’ po mystorig tarts | at er Orleans on the 20th of January. thot hewmen ot | peer = Bate, passed up the bay this morsing, four days trom ail Later edvices are aot sore had,ees, murdered at | the Legislature ec tie ‘ Lk ai et ie Borana Mr Seward baa drives wed from fey e Met om Doar, snd ‘while ata ag "een Brevrove Caracrry or Omcsco.—It from «| a H wih eed | #3 2 a my oR, wigorated tm health, returne to Wash. Jersey City News, the secotd mate and cae meee reckeds and all but ‘n Bra Di Gy Corgis see, Nenrelopa. "adarwe bg took to the lew ¥i $ r ‘. 7 , etuaat on Monday ot Bedoon | eceds; (he or by ee! ye po he the | Baro Fury We (Dutch), from for DORCES, LEGALLY Proce Zhas Aieingulahed chit, now ented from th wit of } fe drat ila port on ihe 24 fn var ember thyme tomperane foray at age | Pela Rita SAS a EE GP 20,tHoess 5 .9HRs se 2D om uBR the Grae in the waves washed over the ‘shea and porter in toeee wre guzzled = ovens a octet mvagrei we te Cama mete, | See a ee eae SS Soy eae ans | aaa cree Gna ‘ in i, ., Deceaved went to reside with some friends in there any reason extends in’ ifn, nee ain Sota, My oe | Ry ust opty eee ees | mrecrttas ss ea fsa e | el a ee tea et eho vera iam matter | Mica Rinse aot Seah et e's removal wise caused by bis conneetion with cer. | next morning Wes fwund dead the’ jury rebieres | tan There may have been & row about obtaining jes. | te’ boul water Otto artak.” Rinen ib +5 tose, from $e eppenrer : ao . in transactions tut which Deater, late epreial agent | verdict that death was ‘eeglige ind | seanion of the be hi mig fag my dy by wd A Eines tt to save the a ee ae | nn aes Treasury Depart.ent 46 BOW OB trial before & mill one The name of Se emigent \ enol ‘oe ‘oa the coly theory Bo cee sonsnite bes Theta see Spares waters ‘oy tove beuanca a vateres Pail aaa from Prov “ene LD BYES MADE NEW, witnour roe CirCUmmAQCes — Heston Traveller, Jan, 20, . Scun Syivestza are, Coleman, from New York, of and D. Poole, We De: L190 Broadbay, Kew Nek