The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1867, Page 7

NEWYORK HERALD. FRIDAY, JANUARY -1L, 3867. CITY INTELLIGENCE. fas Aucgoay Inerrrore —A meeting of the Polytech. *plo granch of the Americam Institute took place last evening in the Cooper Institute, at which Professor Grimes delivered "an address on astronomy, supporting the theory of Herschel, that the planets were detached frame 9 eons body by’ some means, but combatting the eory of La Place that it wea by centrifugal force. The rr rorensor’ ‘3 Cod argument was, that the ratio between ‘motions of the respective planets set aside the possi- biluy of La Plage’s idea, Svaranos or Revencve Courectors.—It was sumored yesterday that in consequence of recommendations made malfeasance in Tam Oosax Yacat Racz.—The statement published in al been from duty in of al- ready suspended y ia consequeace of the Exoise law, a committee was appointed to pro- seed to. Albany and obtain from the Logisiature, if not a ‘reversion of existing Excise law, at least of certain of its provisions, Aw ItLostaaTep Lecrons, by Mr. Chittenden, for the ‘benefit of the Mission School of the church of All Souls, “will be delivered this evening at McMullins’ Lecture Kom, corner of Broadway and Tenth street. i laudable charity is for the purpose of educatin; ctothing children, the miasion at the present time at ing relief of this nature to about one hundred and fifty little geedy ones. The entertainment will be of an in- toresting description and well worthy of patronage. ‘Tae Gurmans AND THR Excise Law.—Some twenty- ‘eight ballroom proprietors met at the Germania Assem- bly Rooms yesterday, for the purpose of discussing plang to secure protection under the operations of the Excise law, which, if it should be enforced, will entirely do away with the tpprosching ball season. Mr. Unger, of Dramatic ‘A long discussion ensued ; but ‘pothing definitive was ee ‘and an adjournment to somo other day took Place. It was pro) that a delegation a@hould be to confer with the authorities at Albany and S xelse B Board. ‘Tax Orraan Home Presentation Festivat.—The com- -mittee having charge of the Orphan Home Presentation Festival will not be able to make the drawings on the 14th inst., as previously announced. It has-been decided thakno numbers not actually sold are to be put into the wheel from which the prizes are to be drawn, and, as many of the ticket agents have not yet furnished their statemonts, A complete account of the sales cannot be plaged inahe hands of the committee for several days 40 come. Sr. Sreraey’s Roman Carsoxic Caurce.—The new pews in the enlarged St, Stephen’s church, im Twenty-cighth street, are now being let to those offering the highest promium above the fixed par value ($150 een’ an- ‘qum), Fo, moles bare: Bece quieg for the past fow \ evenings. ‘The sales will continue this evening, com- meucing at half-past seven o'clock, New Yorn Brats Socerr.—The annual meeting of ih Ey i i £ i & i s i ; i HI c fee i i ‘Ss FS i ! Frax m Sixra Avenun.—About one o'clock yesterday moraing a fire was discovered in the batiding No. 681 ‘Sixth avenue, in the basement used for storing furniture by A, L. Batterson, and in the grocery on the first door, owned by Moore & Jeffry. fe pohey) of the Ua Sis ll Al i i F 4 i $: 3 Hi #3! j i i 2 ae ; cf ‘Tho Wasa Henatp for the weet, new reay, contains the exellent story ¢~*4 on toy’ ENCAGEMENT.” Posrar—“Ome?” “To Jans," and “To 4 Famxp."’ tt gy codtains:—The High Highly Important European brated ‘the past Week, received by the Atlantic Cable viring i@ the Capital City, the Proceedings of Congress, he Preliminary Steps towards the Impeachment of the ‘resident, &c.; Tho Fenian Situation in Canada and the ‘nited States; Highly interesting Narrative of the ex- caordiaaty run of the Henrietta in the GREAT ATLANTIC YACHT RACE, ea, South America, the Pacific, &o.; Tho Fashions, | reported officiatly by our special correspondent Parts; Varieties; Our Musical and | eviow for the Week; Facetim; Foreign Gossip; ttistic, Berentific, Mining. Religious aud Literary toligence; Editorial Articles on the prominent ics of the day; Our Sporting Record, giving -ports of various Turf and other Sporting events; it Agricultarsl Budget, containing’ valuable and voresting reading for barmers and Gardeners; Ro- awa of the Cattle, Horse,"Dry Goods, and Boot and © copia, $8, Ten copies, $15. Single copies, Five “eoaoh, A Imited number of advoruisemoass ta ta the Werey Herat. FINANCIAL AND SOMMERCIAL. Tavaspar, Jan. 10-6 P, M. The stock market opened in a flurry this morning, and ‘8 further general decline of prices took place under the operations of the bear party. The attack on the leading railway shares yesterday afternoon was the result of Preconcerted action, and one part of the plan was to make money tight, With this view arrangements wore made with some of the banks and prominent private lenders to call in their loans and hold the proceeds out pose that the conspiracy was intended to affect more than stocks, as some of those in the combination are known to be heavily short of gold; but the latter yielded very slightly under the artificial stringency pro- duced: © It 1s noticeable that after two o'clock there was k i bors is very great. A foreign importing ig the babit of lending to Wall street was ia league with the bears on this occasion, ‘and-called in loans to the amount of $1,600,000 this morning, which, it has been ascertained, was withdrawn from current use, Owing to the manner in which the ts becoming very decided, and the depression in trade ts on the increase, and in proportion to the extent of this the ability of the people to pay taxes is reduced. No confidence is felt in the present administration of the on the important question of the currency. One hundred and forty-five millions of compound inter- est legal tender notes are at present outstanding, and these mature at intervals between June and December, and it at present rests with the Secretary of the Trea- sury as to how large a portion of this total is to be with- drawa from circulation. We therefore call upon Con- gtess to legisiate against the contraction of these notes equally with United States notes, gunless to a very moderate amount. It is suicidal for the government to persevere in contracting the currency at a time when the trade and manufactures of the country are semi- paralyzed and the people are groaning under a load of taxation far greater than was ever borne by any other pation {n the world. The revenue receipts must fall off largely in consequence, and the Treasury itself become embarrassed by its own acts, Yet while ‘panic and widespread disaster stare it in ‘the face the work of tearing away the foundation on which the structure of our finances: Is erected. still goes, on. A hundred and thirty-four millions of legal tender ‘notes have been withdrawn from circulation since June 1, 1865; and but for the addition of a hundred and sixty milifons of national bank notes to the aggregate circula- ‘tion weshould haye bad « commercial panic already. * At the ten o’clock session of the open board Erie opened at 64 and closed at 63. 3¢ (a. 3). . Northwestern sold et 42 = %—preferred, 80 0 70% ; Reading, 10456 2%. Matylabd Anthracite Coal advanced to 8%. At open board. New York Central closed 1% lower than @ the same time yesterday, Erie 3%, Reading %, Michigan Southern 2%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 13, Rock Istand 1%, Northwestern 3%—preferred 2%, Fort Wayne 134, Ohio and Mississippi Certificates %, Pacific Mail 3, Cumberland Coal 8%, Mariposa Mining %, Western Union Navigation %. Govern- meat ssourities were quiet and barely steady in tone. Coupén five-twenties of the new ‘esue of 1865 declined 3, woven-thirty notes of the firstecries 3. Bank shares wore @rm, and Continental advanced to 10136. Atthe open board at one o'clock the market was steady at the Jowest price following the call at the regular board. New ‘York Contral sold at 160% 0 110; Erie, 63 0 68% ; Readg ing, 1043¢; Michigan Southern, 795 a %%; Cleveland tind Pittsburg, 89% a 3; Rock Island, 108 » 1083; Fort ‘Wayne, 10234; Northwestern, 41% = %; do. preferred, 803% 0 56; Pacific Mail, 165; Western Union Telegraph, ur At the balf-past two board the market rallied. New York Codtrat closed 3 higher than at the first regular | .' Ddoard, Northwestern preferred 15, Illinois Central %, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Fort Wayne %, Obio and Misstesipp! certificates , Pacific Muil 1. Reading was 3¢ lower, Rock Island 5, Western Union Tole- graph %. Government securities were heavy. Coupon five-twenties of the now issue of 1868 declined %, seven. thirty notes of the first series, 1; second series, %, + At the last open board the market suffered a relapse, and Erie in particular was severely *bammered, under which soon after the call it declined to 68%. During the remainder of the afternoon it continued weak, and at half-pest fiverit closed unsettled at the following quo- tations :—New York Central, 10034 # %; Erle, 6230 %; Readirig, 104% a 3; Michigan Southern, 7 « 70%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 803% %; Rock Teland, 1013, &%} Northwestern, 4014 « 4; 40. preferred, 79 a 703 ; Fort Wayne, 101% a %- Compound interest notes were quoted thas by *#¢ dealers:—June, 1864, 116% 0 %; July, 116 2 19K; Avgust, 11555 a 9; Oowber, 11436 0 K; Deoe=O0F, 1186 = 1; May, 1865, 11154 0%; August, roy 4; September, 110 « 110%; ‘October, 10056 af. the gold market bas been feverish and the supply of ‘coin was largely in excess of the borrowing demand, from six per cent to 1-32 per cent having been paid for carrying. The opening price was 183%, followed bya decline. to 18394 and a recovery to 133%{, the closing quotation being 1380 5. An impression prevails that the ball movement in gold is intended to promote an ‘Upward movement on the Stock Exchange; but this is appareatly without foundation, judging by the course of the two markets to-day and the other passing signs. ‘The foreign exchange market was doll, but the trans- actions show it to be very firm. Bankers’ bills on Eng- land, at sixty days, were quoted at (he close at 1003¢ a 1; at three daya, 109% a 11034; commercial bills, 1080 108%, Frans, at sixty days, 6 16 0 5.20; at three days, 6.104 5.18%. Bills on Berlin, 720723; on Bremen, 18% eT; on Frankfort, 41% 941%; om Amsterdam, 41 & 4; om Hamburg, 36% 8 4; on Antwerp, 6.18% 05.16%. ‘Mining stooks were active but generally lower than yesterday. Corydon, however, continued buoyant and ad- Vanoed to $6 35 under favorable reports from the mifes. At the first board Corydon closed 45c. bigher than at the same time yesterday, selling at $6 30; Rocky Mountain ‘was 200, lower, selling at $2 50; Smith & Parmlee 46c., selling at $7 60; Consolidated Gregory Gold 20c., selling at $16 65. At the second board Corydon closed bc, higher than at the first board, selling at $6 35; Consoli- dated Gregory Gold 80¢. Americam securities and consols were quoted as under in London om the dates mentioned :— Jan. % Jan. 9. Jan. 10, a1 91 a 81 lL A Washington despateh published to-day says it ts the Intention of the Acting Comptroller of the Currency to require national banks to keep the amount of their reserve for the protection of their circulation in tender of a bear operation on the Stock Exchange, this has a suspicious look, as wine bears. Ia reality it matters but litte, as the banks always bave, oF aro supposed to have, more than the required twenty-five per cent réserve of legal tenders against their circulation, and the law does not discrim(- fate against interest bearing legal fenders asa reserve | for deposits, although it says, regarding the circuiation preserve :— Nor shall any Treasury note bearing interest, teeued under this act, be « legal tender in payment or redemp- thon of any notes issued by any bank, banking associa tion or banker, calculated or inteuded to cireulate as money. ‘The annual December statement of the Prris Bank of Diacount reports its discounts and loans in the year 1868-64 at 1,754,000,000 francs ($350,800,000), and in 1865-66 to 2,444,000,000 francs ($488,800.00). The cap- tal is only 40,000,000 franca, or $8,000,000. During the six months preceding the 1st of October, 1866, the net gains foot up only 1,900,000 francs, or for twelve months ‘at the same ratio they yield nine and one-half per cent upon the capital invested; but om the entire amount of business done the profit at that rate was only a fraction over one-seventh of one per cent. The isthmus steamer, arrived to-day, brings $874,764 in treasure from Sam Francisco. Papers of that city, dated the 20th ultimo, report that the money market is tending to greater ease, choice names being negotiable ‘at bank at one percent per month. Recvipts of treasure from the interior continued large, The exports of specie from San Francisco bave been as follows:— ‘Total since Decrease this year. ‘The following securities suction in this city yesterday, by order of administrators, to close an eatate:— pao tame sional oe ee Seer, ‘The value of merchandise entered at the Portland (Me.) Custom House for the year 1866 was $14,501,348, or an increase over 1865 of nearly 73 per cent. The duties assessed amounted to $7,619,081 31, or an {n- crease of 82 per cent over the year 1865, The value of foreign exports was $5,710,863 19. ‘The ad valorem tax rece!ved by the United States Col- lector at New Orleans during the month of December, 1866, amounted to $414,564 26; the amount for licenses $7,670 80, making a total of $422,235 16. This sum ad- ded to the collections of the Custom House, foot up $1,026,952 08 paid into the United States Treasury dur- The following is a summary of the quarterly state- ment of the Chicago national banks, made on the 7th inst., compared with that of October, 1866:— ‘The following ts an exhibit of the business transacted at the United States Sub-Treasury, Chicago, for the week ending ee 5, 1867 Cash on hand { (on which in coin $276,047) 893,708 Last week. SALES AT THE new vor vor STOCK EXCHANGE, ‘Thursday. 3 San. oy aye A.M. See NY Ce bent 4 "s 2600 = = 3000 i} sbe00 mark Ft % 300 = By BB os : Bt im fons = © Bows itee ies & : ifs Be cnet Wisi P} Beng : j a ay sseepeesspere SeSess8Se! COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tavespar, Jao. 10-6 P.M. Asnxs.—Receipts, 86 packages. The market continued quiet and steady at previous prices. Baurapsrcrrs.—Receipts, 4,612 bbis. flour, 290do. corn meat, 620 bags do., 11.758 bushels corn, 3,100 do. cats and 7,900 do. malt. The market for State and Western four was less active, and prices declined 10c. © le. on all grades ex- cepting medinm and choice, which were without alteration. ‘The sales covered 9,000 bbls, at our appended quotations. Southern four was without important change; sales 200 bbis. Rye flour was dall and heavy, with sales of 360 bbie. at i Pp Sie canes Beptomsver 1 i Fre toll ae esis export ond stock at al a. in cris the’ cat which ‘crop amounted to rater —— Receiptn, —— or — sn ont! bs ann and unchanged at Be, a 6Be. for Ameri- rately eougbt for aud prices remained No 209 Woat Fortieth atreet. Hor remains wilt be taken o Greenwood for interment. Gree. —On Tooredey, Jan steady. We pened of a sale of 100 hhds Engtish Ielaod at pe New Orleans at pane neait i PR, rt Girlag, eo and friends of Me fatal are invited - ‘tend the funeral services, on Sunday afi three o'clock, from ber late residence, No. ‘Thirty-sixth street, Gixegox.—On Tuesday, January 8, Parrick Gixrsow, nas native of Grange, parish of Borrisole! Ireland, seine breads of the, family and those of bis brothers, market choard ¢ wast ‘bota at ts Cw, common strained at ‘Hs 100 do. No. 2at sd m i j igh, county Tip- ae i 4 £ 1 i naay = & packages cut meats, market for. ie was as irregular, aes dull geek 5 q i ; i Thursday, January 10, Henge aan ae Horace and ‘Anna I.’Gulick, aged 1 year, 1 é F pa jurday afternoon, at one o'clock, from i i } I ; Ff a 3 if thule it vee and friends of the family are respoctful- ony from the residence of 18 Greenwich ave: $ ‘m: < 3 10, Maar Vaxoexroon He fk i if 10, James 3., son of years, 2 mouths aud nie, 3% friends are respectfully invited to santa hens, ‘at two o'clock, ' ated i Z i : H : 3 3 Eh f soe Runt a a ay Saver 9 after a sbort Ill. rang ahervoon, | * ness, Marrauw Rear’ The relatives and friends of the fami favited to attend the (uneral, on at ove o'clock, from bis tate residence, No, 43 Park Len. —On Seana Jan 10, Janes Harvey no! ana and John W. Lee, aged 5 The relatives aud friends_of the family are. invited to a the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 82 East Broadway, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past Lawreyce.—On Thursday, RENOB, aged 73 years and 1! ‘anys a ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Ar- tomas Kendall, 163 East Thirty-third street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. Lospgit.—On Wednesday, January 9, Wriua C. Los- DELL, aged 32 years. The relatives: and friends are respectfully invited to (Friday) afternoon, at one ‘and pricos Wore otatual ta the sbecace MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. months and 17 ney Gepxsy—Swrrm —On Wednesday, January 9, by the Rev. Dr. Adams, at the ee of the bride’s Sather, RM. Gupyr: Dew Smith, all of this city. Hawes—Svuuuvan.—Un Monday, December 17, by the Rev. Mr. y= Joux Hawes to Miss Lizzie SULLIVAN, only daughter of Joseph L. January 10, Sansa Law- pre a Thursday, January 10, at the Reformed Dutch church, Bergen Point, by the Rev. H. Mr. Jase ‘Dennis to Many Anxa, daughter be ee br + a rn von Workouts. January 9, at cise ie onared: ‘Thirty-fifth street and Fifth avenue, by the Rev, T. C. Ewer, Cuxstar B, Lawnzycs to Miss Kare Locu—Cvurasset.—On ‘Wednesday, Janu Grace church, Whitestone, L. 1, by the Rev. bott, Joun J. Locke to Miss Euaa attend the funeral, this o'clock, from his father’s residence, 16 Minetta lane. Mureay.—On Saturday evening, January 6, aftera short iliness, Harr A., wife of James Murray, eldest daughter of H. M. and Harriet A. Wells, aged 26 years, 1 month and 4 days Funeral from her late home, 68 Morton street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends aro respectfully fnvited to attend. McCawx.—On Thursday morning, January 10, at ten ofelock, Manx MoCaxx, a native of the parish of ¥in- tona, county Tyrone, Ireland, aged 62 years. ., daughter of Goorgo Mapiiz—Daie,—On Wednesday, January 9, at the house of a tng Be reed on Third avenue by Rov. McC Now Jorsey, to Miss Mave. Dare, of this city. RITEMAN. — | on Wednesday, January 9, by the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet, Axpaew B, Sizs, to ‘AvGusta, daughter of William B, Whiteman, all of The friends of her gon and son-in-law, and also her brothers-in-law, Michael and Patrick, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from tho residence of her husband, Wo. 148 Woat 1 wenty-seventh cea rone (Ireland) please co) Pausooe —Oo Wednesday, Tene, 9, Marr, wifo of Joseph Peabody, at her 183 Broad. way. ‘The relatives and friends are respect! attond the funeral, this (Friday) afternoou, at one Ronzers.—On Tuesday, January 8, Miss Levixa Rov- wars, in the 26th year of her.age. The friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her Patents, No, 98 Ninth avenue, this crrigay) af aft ‘ednesda: \ntant son n of Joseph H. and poennetie Sa the funeral in spans =Is Brooklyn, on Thursday, aa Tuomas Wiatau Romney, in the 65th year "roe relatives and friends of the family are beter ig to attend the Tavera, on afternoon, o'clock, from the Moat direct route SaLvators. —Oo ‘Wiscuens—Hexperson,—On Tuesday, January 8, by Rov. Charles K. Imbrie, W. A. Wixcuxrs to Mrs, E. Hexogrsox, of Jersey City. Died. Brarv.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednesday, January 4 a Yoauand Soin of Lucy and 8. M. Beard, aged from the residence of his day) sents at Sen ceken vty won mot ives and friends of the family, Fe the mem- bere of oh Soha at street Methodist Speci invited to attend the funeral, Pon the chureb, Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, without further Branpes. —At Dubuque, Iowa, December ‘Cnantas Ruvours, eldest son rabella Brande a late of ‘the city ot Now York, and —On Secdeocs rae fr ama son of of George and Sarah Aan “Bradford, ‘aged & years, months and 28 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectful! {nvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his 432 West Thirty fourth street, this ( Friday) after- ‘Brown.—At Auatertitz, Columbia county, N. Y., Friday, January 4, Saran M., semana ey % Moyen Car- fally tnvited to take place father, No. No. Bodford ‘sronce, "rate Saturday im street Methodist Mission churn. ‘avenue arid Broadway cars. fedneaday, January 9, aftor s short but painful iliness, Guoran SauvaToRE, ed Otero and Carlotta Gracia, aged 9 years and ‘None knew bi “Dead: a love nese ono named —Snddealy, on a Monday, J Sroovewa., aged 61 years and 6 mont! The relatives and of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from bis late resi- dence, 133 Sg Fiftesnth street, on Saturday afternoon, rasan 1, Josen ae. -OD peyyapr pr soy. 0, Jous A. Sroanr, in ‘he Toh year of his age. 16 relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the oe of bis raney A. J. Bogart, inran dame infant daaghtor of Joh Poem ) afternooa, at two o’otook, from Of the family are invited to Wisse apieeh ne ue ae SHIPPING a oat whe women dmb respectfully Eat Fenty malo street, Ou Saturday afternoon, Pieces friends of toe the famil invited to attend the funeral, this ( ‘at two o'clock, from his late residence, house southeast of Fulton avenue. Ctarg.—On Tuerday, 60 years, 4 mont! “ithe Telatives and Trond ofthe famiy, % & a z Jani % ne ee PORT OF NEW YORK, AK, dANUARY 10, 1067. Cleared. Stoamship Sa Cuba, Smith, Steamehip “4 ‘Gen' Berges, kt Morton. , Savanoab—Livingston, Steamshto Redecea Clyde, Gnyder, Wiimington, NC—J ‘Steamship Yazoo, Hodges, Norfolk—Q Heinoken & Pal. more. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnwn. Portland—J F Ames. june, Baker. Boston—W P Clyde. aon. Liverpool via Savannah—J At’ Co. hare, Halcyon. Hubbard, New Orleans—N Hl Brig Haides (Br), ‘West, Kingston, Ja—Henry, rig Nellie Ware, Ware, Mgneantio- Bese 4 ee Were. Bene Pickwick (Br), Pt Domarare. ‘Schr Prancon’ Jani 8, ALSxanper CLinx, at days. Javan: illo & Vint re iB Dewoli Schr. 8 P Hawes, Dawsou. New Orleans—Young & Uo- "En Miia” Woes Milidresse Witsiagios. Paul Seavey, Guilin, Wilmington, NC—Hoiyoke & agctr tooth, Martin, Wasbingtoo, NO—Van Brunt & ‘Mohr Robt Knapp, Sackett, Stamford, tzeares aides aod paeatager 3 Manhattan, Turner, Vera Cruz Dec 20. Sisal javanea 5th, with mdse and passengers, to Whitney. Natenroanio Ly om Br), Uhackfora, Cow Bay, 6 days, with ‘Steamahi gent tan Bora, okay, Suen ry h ‘and pa ip lw ‘Neff, Baltimore, 48 hours, with mdse, Aspinwall rr 5 theca “Dec 96. Kev West “greases LorstuarTt ts Gonn, after being sahore, wrecnd Java—Late advices from Rina oe, reach about $500, She tsa ie ging 0 Sleene fact, ng (Br), from New Mig? for Halifax tn ashore on Clark's in BURTON uP ety ae Berannan for ond oni ¥ “aha rr sarc hoe are fe Je cn i celestial York for St Marks, Te, rapidly dischary at, “ot th ores I fi want in supponed bo be badly fr web tbeahiaa’ pry arrived at Charleston p inet ‘ork, wm entering the Souih Channel Aarth, ponnding heart jon doing einer Gnuaage. *. Hat, from Maisimore for ey on — no” eat nd ke of lumber. iol Toes Jom of Galveston, Inden with wood, while nchor ta that harbor, waa driven ashore in a gale would probably be got off Oran JOuN & Garvin, from Chariesion for ein son street, Gartuwarte.—On Wednesday, aint’ 9, Eoww relatives friends, also the members of Mon- Lodge No. 286, F. and A. M., are respect! ‘vited to Cee tho funeral, from iis late residences, 248 , Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at Wednesday, widow of Jobn Glover, in frionda bers of Pyramid folly ‘Invited to a ‘nOOm, at half-past one ‘7etoehy Wrote be ate reslanues, Sap wemiagen, Bc NC, Tas tna, ( stress. ma nat, (hough of wouter a ween ‘trom Be New York for Rio Janeiro aisuady Hook, hasbeen nearly discharged by Spr "hoes Apert, feam: Site: Weasel iinas, OF: toe NYork, which put into Halifax, loaky, will discharge at that port (or wepaira. Sonn Many Louise, at Wilmington, NC, 7th inst, (cou Baltimore, lout foretopmast aud jibboom, A Soux, said to be a Mahing scr, was ashore near Ca pe Pe ing of 6th inst, haa been of and erate Eigarwown Gh by steninar Monohansete.” No parte Stor Acxwr, Smith, fore reported ashore at is fant breaking up, and will be « total loss. atahout $1000. Ler cargo of carrow and merc scattered along the beach. Notice te Mariners. the Chtet’ of the » Bureau of Navigation at ‘Wash! pe hae ¢ eaurvey of to be made, ek will be ofctally smicunced o of the Bureae era the era ge come —. by the Chie! of Navi The Sea Buoy at Great Egg Harbor Iulet, NJ, has beea re- Notice is hereby during the severe gale on the suniot ite ge fit Ba Pomerat oy (anes discontinued until further notice. = oe br hie Inspector, tat dist, Portiand, Jan Oat. : none, on Durasreaee, OF Orries Li ons, Hoan. pina t inf see eWanaitaron: Bo gadatie ‘de fat of December 1880, al Deveuhbiing {roms lighthouse recenily erected oar Horst, op the coast of Pome: ‘The light 1s 8 revolving wit igh ou aeausing, its rentot Sortie Segteear', tetts alig eoie amas nary we seen trem a distance of 3) miles. rhe, tie ‘Apparatus Le dioptric or by lenses, of the The lighinousa ands on a stoep iif fy tattae 64 08. lon 16 Greenwich. itis square, bulls of yellowtaly white brick, with alternating vertical ethipes of red aod black bricks at the corners: the lower part and cornice, wits the adjoining xoeper's dwelling are vot dark ted bricks. By orde. HUBRICK, Chairmaa. ithsinnias Arrat Honolulu Nov'23, barks John Wells, Dean, of NEP from Aretic, 275 bbls oil and 15,000 Ibs bone: 25th,” James. Maury, Cunningham, of NB, from do, 300 bbls and 6,000 tbe Cid from do Nov 31, barks Cherokee, Eldridga: St Georkes pone and Nautilus, ejiven, on a cruise; 22d, Helen Snow, ‘ampbell, New Bedfo1 ; ahi Ox Onward, Pulver, do; ‘Bd, bark Wenteall, Phillips, on, Ain Prapeison Deo 1S, barkn Massachusetts, Wu Yams, to cruise; 15th, h. Harrison, ce Ship Milton, g ‘drant, NB. was off Baker’ Island Aug 16 with 616 pole 4p ofl on board. and bofting—al ma Jones, GitTo ante, Int BS, Ton 2, having enue Ween cheno. loaving Faval—ail Tain joerphine, “Chapman, NB, was at Beceien: patew By from Ochotsk Sea, with 1,150 bbls wh and 15,000 1 ad taken om board bark ‘Norman's oll, and was reed re sail for home via New Zealand, Would be at home middle of May: ark Lydia; Hathaway, NB, was at tonotute 24th, to salt for coast of California, Had discharged Mr Bourne, fe Inner and’ Mr "Wilson, necond ‘mate, Sut had ah White; late of the Midas, an frat mate, and Charles of ship Ocean, as second mate. Spoken, &c. Back Fanny Lowte (Br), Gillan. from, New York for Com ie stantinople, Dec 15, going into Straits Gibraltar. Foreign Ports. Arrow att Deo 38 — Arr, elon 7H Todd, MoO av ere ‘Mh, , Bail >. f arks Lavi wee rt, minor Sta atte, bark Mi icello, Moreh, Cliba; $i i sobs Calis, Fone, Mozieg Sh rn kA Dios hen hiptratics ‘ath, “i ry omer HAR nase pe Ks, Greely, mc Booth Began thted bias, 7m, lay- Ganpunas, Deo 29— Are brias Correntes, Rese Lt ghd, David Owen, Obadosere by; NYork; Sist, seh Silver, Hei, “Galles Bats. oid Sick, Drig Maria; Sutin: wCerdenas. Dec 18—I0 A barks Peatlese) (Br), Puttick, noe Work, Ying Cn arty 1th for Malta). Winds ne areas °HowouuLg, Nov %—Arr bark Comet, Daley, San Fran- ctaco. of | gnarlow Corbet Bt Sonne eee ine das = Belfast Gnd Nasesu; Jen betes 8 A fant: Gen pprans Mantua; Haveon, Deuols, Bulli vind Kelvin (Br), Batsso, at Bien m, Mew Yorks sobre ty = ant, barks 8 Hunt Hunt Woodbury ed Gee arti a Rice ee bf ‘Maud (Be), Abernethy, BM Penne (Ber vs tie th, bark 8p), baie pf New Orleans. Jerewia, Res ‘No Am vessel tn port. ' Mataaa, Deo In port bark Pearl, Freeman, for WYork, mea Alintraste a. sae hi Now Orica schr a aoe steamships Balvad: mathpan, Den aah a “Florgnce 2, Gone, Cora an Forabarg re ch, Central” América, 201k, Montatiy = ae, | pra Teich Rebecca Godard, Manson, Boe: Sacua, ‘CGE bi! a York. Janes 7-3 1G ee iin orn ape Ansdoli, dee. ea saree chr eer ean Aids co Je fe eagraeee, torment sat ae nie oy qoebereee me sent Jon 9 Aer sehr Emma V a ey ‘oa Defra ie fi Back Fi Beake qos foe Sa Aly ae Rolling, WYork: BO Seth, Sele nYort. Gi zk Ors Siamese ET ST ann 8 coker, RY. ‘ork. ieee seamsbtp CW Lord, Ward, ESTER, Jan 6—Arr bark Annie M Goodwin, ett, Megien for NYork; Sih, eohe Camen, EBlwotl, af OLE, Jan7, PM—Arr bries Rdwia WH Ken- nedy, Gayer, Savannah for Pe Snow, Buoke- ae ore ta a ee Hea be seine cedars ace geresreat Wee ee erg Ber freon ea wate 40; oh Fae ely yy port; Gilman, Gardner, do ardson, Elizabet ‘jane for. * Andrew a a a reer hh oat Hartt eno nga Sen an Adatas, Nickorion Healtumore for de 5 celshin., Parser HYork ‘for do; liattle Ai for Salem. 8!4_brig Mopewet, wshee SL tam few drew Dodd. Doc 1 Arr, steamenip, Fountain, Tucker, PE P Stow: ct, Hollands, Mi by 28th, sclr Independoacs, Parsons, from — Cor wher stp ign 5 (not arr) “pene, pan Pp Was 9 Bride, York. td a ear ae Galveston (and ald 4th); ont Bia oe fois —Are c_renmasn eng iste oftschty ttaamanto, Te Tyligenan rp. 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