The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1869, Page 10

+ Seca: 2 NEW JERSEY. Jersey Clty. ‘Tar Vase OF Pors.—The examination of Henry 8. Pope, who fs charged with opening letters belonging Coe Casterlin fo @ map pemed. Oa seavasting ore Commissioner Jackson, le was to ball in ‘the sum of $1,500 tor trial, A Conripsxck MAN.—A few days ago a respect- ‘able looking man visited a saloon in Barrow street SwRirs fe inaiy sreeadod in puneng of cogs ‘sean, "ee tan Tor on ie euty Weeks, ‘The amount of the swindle is $300. : { ANOTRER ALLEGED ROBBERY.—Yesterday after- oon watchmaker, named John Miller, and Samue Benedict, @ shoemaker, were arrested on complaint of John Jones, who them with stealing ‘shoes from his store in Newark avenue, They were committed to prison without bail to await trial. } ANormae Muerino oF GERMANS, on the subject of ‘education, took place on Friday evening at Cooper ‘Mall, Resolutions were passed calling on the Board ‘of Education to appoint German teachers in the schools and pledging the mee! to secure feos sence a DEGeng ee ‘the op- ‘Portunity presents itself, }, THE FRIENDLY SONS OF IRELAND have elected the following officers for the ensuing year:—Aineas Fitzpatrick, .President; J, C. Bailey and Rohbert 4 , Vice Presidents; John Garrick and Patrick , Secretaries; Patrick Reilly, Treasurer; B. Meanauy, Se t-at-Arms; James M. Brann, John; juigan, John Geraghty, Dr. Muicahy and Mat- thew Monks, Executive Commitiee, Bergen City. Sunouars ON THE RaMPaGE.—The residence of ‘Mr. Charles H. Winfeld, in Greenville, was attacked ‘by burglars yesterday morning, but Mr. Winfleld aroused by the burglar alarm descended to parlor, when the thieves jumped out through the jwindow, got into a wagon and drove off. About the e hour the residence of Mr. Peter Henderson, 1n Clarke street, was entered by a burgier. The pro- prictor, hearing a noise, took a doubie barrelied gun and was going down stairs when the thief ran out, ‘Two shots were fired after him without effect. Communipaw. ‘TaE STOCK YARDS.—The receipts at the stock yard for the past week were 167 cars, containing 1,216 cattle. 6,414 hogs and 8,427 shee! There were Slaughtered during the week 583 cattle, 6,60 hogs and 8,340 sheep. Newark. DISCHARGED.—Yesterday, after being on trial for two days on a charge of horse stealing, Joseph Cas- sell was acquitted by the jury. 2.) cam SERIOUS - ACCIDENT.—On Friday, in Richardson Brothers’ saw factory, a ton of lumber fell on three men and seriously injured one of them, named John Sexton. His two comrades escaped with a few ‘slight bruises. It is considered miraculous that all ‘three were not killed or at least dangerously injured. » BeanD or Epvucation.—At its regular monthly meeting, held on Friday night, the Board of Educa- tion adopted the Finance Committee's report, which wet forth that $123,000 would be required to defray expenses during the coming year. Some fifteen more teachers are to be provided for more than last year. } CoRONER’s INQUEST.—After holding @ post mor- tem examination on the body of Samuel W. Butler, the pensioner whose mysterious deatn was chroni- eled yesterday, the County Physician deemed it_pru- dent to notify the Coroner and have in inquestfhela. Some facta have been elicited which tend to show that the poor feliow had been dealt with inhumanly. ‘Coroner Chase has the matter in hand, ) Elizabeth, EXTENSIVR RAILROAD IMPROVEMENT.—The Dela- ‘ware, Lackawanna, Scranton and Western Coal @ompany have just completed an extensive trestle rk, eighty feet high, at the terminus in Elizabeth. A stationary engine is to be built fer the pur- of haulmg the cars up. The City jer has n making some investigations into the scales at this place recently. Several were found to be fifty ‘or a hpndred pounds deficient, Municipal Arrarrs.—The first meeting of the new Board of Council was held on Friday evening, ‘when the Mayor’s annual message and the other an- gual municipal reports were received, Mayor Grier's exhibit of the financial state and general condition of the city is lengthy but highly interest It phows to oo the liberal spirit adopted ty the Board of Council mall necessary yg heres he bonded indebtedness of the city on Ist of fora ‘a 1868 and 1869 is set down eget | as 16,952 and $1,266,200, The real estate, including @chool houses and other@uplic Owned by the city is valued at $441,284; 7 get down ‘as the aasessed valuation of personal of Education, $1f ‘The average daily attendance of pupils was Chief of Police Jobb Keron, in his report, says the force consists of Swenty-elght regulars, officers and men for DC myl mie During the past were arrested 414 mumber sixty were Rendea® though the tickets . + Paterson. A BRaKkEMAN KILLED.—A brakeman were ail set at $1 50, Drrurseria ts very prevalent in Trenton just now. Mt has proved fatal in many cases during the week, C. K. Laxpis AND ComMODORE MeapDE.—It will be femembered that some time since Charles K. Landis, of Vineland, published a card in the HeRaLp refuting pome which had red in the cel his alliance with Coramodore der. It wae Ae at the time of the nuptials Commodore an inmate of the Asyium, and Boned the marriage A biil, however, has been intro- -Buced into the contract between : to legalize the ante-nuptial pater It is in the hands of the Judiciary Com- § 3 . Landis and the Commodore's for a week and has not hitherto been reporte affair excites much curiosity. K + HRAVY CHARGE agaINeT THE CHIEF oF PoLicE.— “‘Westorday’s HERALD contained the particulars of he arrest by the Chief of Police of this city of a young man ,pamed Lewis Freere, on a charge of AMisorderly behavior in the Normal School. and of a rred against the Chief by Volonel Grreat of his son, which resulted of both. Hes tO api term of the court. Yesterday, b institated further proceedin; et the ‘of Pol! and now sues him for $10,000 damages assault and battery and faise imprisonment of effected the crrest’ Menai we ‘be - e Cee ordinance, which pro- in a disorderly mmaner within of city shall be arrested by the hal or consta- and fined @ sum not ex ten dollars for ccm Camden. X turonrawr Escarn rnow rum CouRTy Jar..—on \\Mhureday afternoon # man named John Seiver, who his exit is unknown to - < WESTCHESTER COUNTY, ’ « Deeracceton oF Live Stock sy Fiet.—At an : wers that ‘who possess claims for favors on “the For the y per, four be.” Ss best man = be selected “3 the peeton eters fe efficiency epen measure, idee ghd octet an discipline of bese ge! and about to und remaining guards keepers are about to undergo A COMPLICATED AFFAIR.—The casé of Martin Kav- anagh, who was charged with embezzlement at Yonkers, the particulars of which appeared in the HERALD of Friday, has since then assumed a plural- ity of phases. Having been acquittea for want of sutticient evidence, by Justice Smith, Kavanagh on Pond. harge of petly iarceny. tor having on a cl jarcel rr ing entered his room an taken none from his pocket book. On bel bro before ae Justice Atkins the accused waiv e day Baned ee SS against Kavanagh and obtain for ng arrest from ‘Justice Atkins, before wi the unfortunate Kavanagh was yester- day afternoon. Both parties were represented by counsel, and, after a lengthy examination, the ac- cused was bailed in the sum of $250 to answer the charge of petty larceny. POUGHKEEPSIE. gran @ Warrant hom New CHARTER.—A new charter for the city will be presented to the Common Council for consideration on Monday night. REvVIVALS.—Revivals of much interest are pro- gressing in the Clover street Methodist Episcopal church. A large number have already gone forward to the altar. New OPERA Hovuse,—The Collingwood Opera ‘House, fully as large as Nibdlo’s in New York city, is about completed, and will be formally Leap oe on house Monday evening with a grand concert. will comfortably hold 2,000 persons. EXTENSIVE FIRE.—The blast furnace and the out- buildings attached belonging to Alger & Co. at Cold Spring were destroyed by fire at four o’clock yester- day afternoon. The loss is quite heavy. ance is unascertained. D the fire @ man named Frederick Warten fell from the burning building, breaking his neck. He died instantly. He wasa need of Cold Spring, and leaves a wife and five children. CONNECTICU New Haven. RELigiovs.—The First Congregational church of Fair Haven have given Rev. Mr. Staats, of Orange, Conn., a call to become their pastor. The other — his people paid him a ee made ang some te $1,500 1f he would remain with them. Wednesday evening the Dorcas Society of the On \West Congregational church held their annual mect- ing and presented the pastor, Kev, O. H. White, with @ purse of $262. FIRBMEN’S PRESENTATION.—Friday evening the Quinnipiack ‘Engine Company, No. 1, of Fair Haven, held their annual ball at Central Hall, in that village. During the evening Mr. James Hunt, chief of the de- partment, was presented by the company, through their foreman, with an elegant silver trumpet, ap- P Engineerfof the New Haven Fire Depart- ment, A. C, Hendrick” recequy obtained two hand- some pictures, which were to be given to the com- pany that received the number of votes at ten cents each, the avails to be given to the fund of the Firemen’s Benevolent Association. The pictures ‘were awarded to com} No. Land No.4, The sum realized was $60 A CoLoRED BURGLAR.—An aged gentleman of the colored race by the name of John Price was arraigned before the City Court yesterday morning, charged with having committed burglary. From it Mr, John G. North, who is building @ house in Eaton street, suffered hi saw coal and wood from premises during notw! lue precau' of J. B. Locke, alias Edgar, charged with passing counterfeit: ten dollar bills on the Auburn, N. Y., Bastarpy Cases.—On Friday the case of Dennis McCarthy, ® young man belonging im Cheshire, Conn., charged with bastardy, upon the complaint of Elizabeth Coyle, a woman sbout forty years old, of the same place, was heard before Justice Butler, and the accused bout ind over to the Superior Court under — $150, which he failed to give and was sent case of Paul M. a now in Albany, N. Y., who was with com- han, after ttt supefytag’ her with Office, at the Tontine Hot and who x rom 8 that y dec! case by lining to receive the dying declaration of the girl while in atooree came up before the City Court yesterday. In this case he his ch: with bastardy. By an agree- ment of counsel the case went over @ week. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN NEW JERSEY. Atrectous Assault on a Man tn Monmouth County, N. JmHe te Knocked Down and Stabbed by a Rebber. At the very time the horror evoked by the Rogers murder in New York is at its height another murder on @ similar scale ts attempted in one of the most unfrequented districts in New Jersey. The circum- stances attending the case show that desperadoes who will spill blood in order to obtain ever so trifing am amount of money are on the rampage. At & late hour on Thursday night ® man named Edward Lyster, who has | been a resident of Gaxmoten county, Neds was quietiy wending ‘Way to his house, and had rived at @ point it yards from the High. lands station heard footstepa a snort when he distance behind him. He stopped and listened at- Of footsteps ceased. matter. He had led more than thirty ge when he receiv blow on the left side of the with some heavy which aimost Fate altel cas Sttatns es haber on eR a one man, at ra 9 atever, He ‘haa jut bat creer mcm west wa sent to patteron, at eho and that Tunetionary seat off scouts to'scour ‘but which will be presented to the eran the number of votes at the Fire nt ball. to-morrow night, will take place Boylise, of Bugine Company No. 14aue Willams (0. Burrill, of Engine No. 17.» The proceeds are to be devoted to the Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund. EUROPE. The following communications from our special correspondents in France and in’ Ireland will be read with interest at the present time. FRANCE. Eastern PoliticoThe Conference—Trade in Paris—Napoleon’s New Year's Addrese—The Official Organ and Quarrel of the Moni- teureNewspaper History—New Year's En- joyments and Celebrations—The Imperial Ball. , Panis, Jan. 5, 1869, One of the most interesting events of this week, putting aside the Emperor’s peaceful speeches on the New Year's reception at the Tuileries, and the appearance of the non-official Moniteur, is undoubt- edly the excitement of all the dailies about the Turco-Greek Conference. It has been so positively stated by politicians that the said peaceful conclave ‘was to take place on the 2d that the HeRALD can pride itself on having upheld that it would not; neither did it, though the Prussians, whose heads are rather “square,” cannot be brought to confess the truth. Jt can now be truthfully affirmed that the great sitting is for the 9th, or rather that the Marquis de la Valette has announced it for that date. Now, as-to the speeches, they have been universally approved, and if words could cause money to flow into empty coffers tradespeople would be satisfied, only they are not; trade is bad; perhaps because words have nothing to do with metal, and an old adage borrowed from the Chinese says that “silence is gold.” “Jam happy,” said the Emperor to the diplomatic body, “to say that aspirit of conciliation animates all the European Powers, and that the momenta difMficulty arises they agree among themselves to smooth away and avert complications. I hope that the year now commencing will contribate, like the one just expired, toward removing many apprehensions and strengthening the bonds which should unite civ- ilized nations.” ‘The case of the two rival Moniteurs being now settled by the defeat of the pretensions of M. Router, it can be easily conceived how greatly the opposition glories. The story of the Moniteur 1s excessively interesting from the period of its foundation, aud its vicissitudes deserve mention at this period of in- quiry into the legitimacy of its righta, The present, however, is ever a primary consideration, and. this is how the Moni/eur, which up to the first of this year was the depository of governmental turns up @non-oificial—rather much the contrary. Its editor, Mr. Dalloy, not having complied with some of the conditions put down for future munage- ment, and the editor, Mr. Wittersheim, became editor, but thought with the government that he could retain the old title page, which Mr. Dalloy then claimed as private property. The end of all the suit that the govern- ment made a mistake and has to call its sheet Journal Oficial de VEmpire, while Messrs. Dalloy & Pointel call as Moniteur, It would have been better not to dispute the point, as some bitterness has been and it is evident the ola editor is inclined to let @ few,cats out of a high life unpoetical. ¢ famous musical masses at the Tutleries a for which invitations are issued by the Duke 0! Bassano, were inaugurated last Sunday, the Bisho of Arras officiating. The Kyrie, the Credo, an the Benedictus were sung by Miles. Nilsson, Sass Bloch and Manduit, ‘The mass laste twenty.five minutes only, a8 no sermons are to be preached out of Lent—a terribie triai for future Bossaeta, IRELAND, The National Associntion—Manifestoes of Cardinal Cullen the Roman Catholic Bishope—The Amnesty Committee. DvBLin, Jan. 17, 1869. The Irish National Association have recetved a re- ‘ward for their exertions during the recent elections and their hands strengthened for a continuance of their work in @ remarkable manner by the highest dignitaries of the Roman Catholic Church. At the jast Meeting of the association letvers were read from bis Eminence Cardinal Cullen, the Archbishop of Cashel and the Bishops of Ross, Cloyne and Limerick, which, based on the reports of local Clergy throughout the country, and their intimate knowledge of the masses of the people, assume the Proportions of manifestoes of the opmions of tho Catholics of Ireland. They accept the programme of the Association, which is brieny “justive for Ire land on the three questions—Church, land, edaca- tion”—and point to Mr. Gladstone and his cok Td ue ld with them. The Amnesty Committee are proceeding most weconey with their task of procuring the felease an convicts, Subscriptions and promises of support are coming in from all Ope of the coun- try. An te meet will be held in this city ‘on the 26th it, over by the Lord Mayor, for the p' ting a public memorial, urpose of adop' which in conjunction with similar memorials from county towns will be either presented direct to the Home Secretary or through the new Viceroy. Among a number of letters read-at the last meeting were two, one from the Marchioness of Queensbury ana the other from the, Roman Catholic Dean of Lime- rick, both of which were received with applause by all present. ENGLAND. The Late Marquis of Hasting»’ Furniture. {From the London News, Jan. 12.) The costly and elegant furniture, removed from pee ‘k, Leicestershire, late the property of the uis of Hastings, is now being disposed of atthe rooms of Mr. Phillips, in New Bond street. Yesterday was the first day of the sale, when the following ‘valuable lots were! sold:—Bedroom furnt- ture, a capital 73¢ foot birchwood wardrobe, fitted enclosed by two with moulded cornice— meas; an excellent Spanish ma- win; with rounded corners, centre doors with plate glass, the terior fitted with 8, drawers, box and pees--Swchay swe eas; & cal 134 foot Spanish mahogany ‘winged w: fitted with trays, drawers and dress peas, enclosed by two and a plate glass joor—twenty-fonr guineas. ‘The library furniture, a costly suit of rich crimson satin curtams for two lofty windows, lined and wadded, Geep vallance and draperies, trimmed with silk gimp ai ingers; two pairs of do., en suite, and # pair of porti in the same taste, and two deep draperies—275 guineas; a capital 434 foot stuffed-over walnut frame sofa and pil- low, covered in satin to match the curtains, finished with silk fringe, extra cretonne covers, and set of Holland Cases —twenty-seven guineas; @ magnificent black buhi library table, richly inlaid and mounted with chaste caryatide, figures, masks and mouldings in ormoln, 6; by 36 feet, the top lined with crimson morocco, and a Holland cover—£100; a superb white and gold console cabinet, with centre plate glass doors, angular sides for China and marble slab, and @ console giass over, with brackets for china—eighty- nine guineas; a pair of poble candelabra, designed im Sevres, China, paint in subjects after Greuze, the reverse sides with birdsand flowers supporting lily lights for eleven candies,and mounted with chaste ormolu figures, 6 feet high, on octagon wood stands, covered m blue silk, with Holland cases—150 guineas; a pair of beauti- ful old Oriental vases, 26 inches high, with medallions of flowers, relieved with gold on dark mazarine blue und—ninety-five neas; @ pair of verde ‘antique marble vasesad covers, of ‘aredian design, double handles, 16 mehes high—twenty-eignt 3 @palr of old Chelsea sceaux, with raised and vine jeaves—twenty-five guineas; a dome vermilion ground bottle, 23 inches high, oc- tagon form—twenty guineas; a pair of easy chairs, with shell-shaped bac! and two reading chairs, with ebonized frames—forty-eight guineas; three Diack and gold frame chairs, shell backs, and a rocking chair covered in satin—fifty guineas. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Young MAN’S TAMMANY GENBRAL COMMITTER.— This committee met for organization last evening at Tammany Hall and succeeded in electing the follow- ing oMfcers for 1860:—President, Joel A. Fithian; Vice President, James Oliver; Secretary, Henry Gar- vin; Assistant Secretary, John Hennessey; urer, Terence Smith; Sergeant-at-Arms, M. Lanigan, ARREST AND SURRENDER OF A FUGITIVE.—Yester- day afternoon detectives Irving and Nevins,:of tne Central Ofice, arrested Frederick Worth, on a war- rant issued by a Philadelphia justice. He is charged ‘With stealing $700 from his sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna M. Worth, of No. 045 Newarket street, Philadel- phia. The sum of $568 was found upon him when arrested, The accused was taken to Philadelphia last night by Mr. Irving. AWEW YORK DETECTIVE ATTACKED. Incendiaries and their Revenge. (Rutland, Vt., (Jan. by lence of the Spring- fleld Repul ing assault was made upon detective Whipple, of New Y by with has flor the past few ‘The examination a next on account of Mr. Whipple's com, SHIPPING NEWS. Almazac for New York---This Day. Sun rises 7 12 | Moon rises ...eve 9 52 Sun sets. 5 16 } High water.morn 11 08 Hn HE 2B if i i 23 Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will please deliver ail packages intended for the -Henat.p to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam ¥Vacht fleet. The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, ‘as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the reguiar monthly meeting, held March 8, 1 pai a SEL harbor of New York. Passed unanimously. a PSveirk at Whitehall mip. “Alccofatstentions frees f@re.and connignees to the tasters of inward bound Wil be forwarded free of charge. my te CLEARED, maby City of London (Br), Leitch, Liverpooi-Joha mebip Santiago de Cubs, ene Lage po age Go Gene hy Macdiornatd, Havana and Steamship Perit, Gardner, Galveston—Spofford, Tileston & City, Stewart, Key West and Gaiveston—O wis 2 Grant, Quick, New Orienne—tamuel Bte- vens. jeorge Washington, Gager, New Orieane—H B oman ickabnrg, Benton, New Orleans-—-C H Mallory ‘Bieamship Abame, Limeburner, Fernandina—1 K Ro- — , Lyon, Ravannah—R . [some fy er Ae tral Sevauneh Wk Garret 1p Manhattan, Woodhull, Charieston—A R Morgan Steamship Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington, NC—James Eilen 8 Terry, Bearse, Newbern, NC—Murfay, Bath Bore, Nortoix, City Point and Steamship E © Knight, Nef, Georgetown, DO—Phillipa & mee Wart, Price, Oror, town, DC—James Hand ‘olunt eer, Jones, P ei — rd. Bigaumsdip Ginucus, Walden, Busou WP tye 1869.—-TRIPLE SHEET. Wameutta, Fisb, New Bodford—Fergusos & Ship James Guthrie, Jobnson, 8ap Francisco—Samuel W eae FE AE: ote tom tone LS ecleledn rs Poster, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon Brig 8 A Holbrook (Das), Boritell, 8 Thomas—Peoiston & co LS), ober, Piola, Guba Crandall, Uo , Allen, pinta Petre; Guad—B J prwanier: Foskers isnepy Aten Soman yaa Epes See Powell. mas. Bone we hia—W Pedal, ofthe, Richard Vans, > Balem—Goldihwalte & Boston. New London--Miller & Houghton. ARRIVALS. and ibe bar 24th, with’ mdse. and Fae Oo Sot RAB Ea ae bales ESN: ‘Or Bommbrerc, a jp Gen Meade, from New Orleans for New ‘Steamahfp Cortes, N New Orleans. Jan 23, with mdse to HB Oromwell £'Go aib tint, off Curryufors passed bone ‘Narragansett, of Cleveland, bound N. oftgamanip Giaueus, W Boston, with mdse, to Wm P Ship Mystic Belle (of Boston), Burnham, Manila Sept 5, via 8tThomas Jan 14, with hemp, 4c, to Nesmith # Sons. Passed Anjler Oct 1, Cape of Good Hope Nov 98, St, Helens, Deo 12, ‘and croased the eqaator Jan 27, in lon 39 W. The MB bas been 145 days at sea without lowering a topsall. Bark Runeberg (Nor), Port Taibot, via Halifax where she put infor repaira), 14 days, with railway tron to ‘Bark ‘aa fone GN ). Neilsen, Girgentl, 61 days, with istone (Norw: fei sulphur, to Paneh, Meineke £00. tad cron cales most of ¢ . . apparently apani ta time was unable to get near enough {0 ali her spars were standing, ‘Bark Maggie Hammond Bry, Wills, Alicante, 77 days, with old railway iron, to Boyd & Hincken. Had heavy: weather south of the Gulf, and sprung lower maintopsail yard. Bark Quindaro (Br), Stanwood, Old Harbor, Ja, 98 days, food to Thompson & Hunter. attield Bros (Br), Hattie!d, ‘Bordeaux,’ 70 days, with incken, Firs 80: days bad strong head winds; aince fine 1. lon 69 W, saw , 20th inst, lat stearathip South ‘America, bonnd N. Brig Glenifvet (Br), Vineer (late Green), Pernumbuco for to PS of Boston. | Wi with 4100 east of Sandy Hook itor oat Franc ins ught to this port. B ‘Dean (Dutch), Atkinson, Curacoa, 12 davs, with Sadse.to’Thoe Foulkes fine mummer weather the entire ; Was detained 12 hours outside the Hook by a thick Brig # Ingio. Port au Prince, 29 days, with coffee, to e enreee, te Tarren NW galce the Whole pamese, 4th inst, iat 21 80, lon 7420 W, passed the stern part of a vessel of about 300 tons burthen, about 50 feet long, painted black, with white Tail; had the appearance of a vessel that ‘and broken in two, 28th, lat been 37 Ian HB 3, spoke bark'C A Groaker, rom Messina for Phinda!’ piles Jgu lo, tat 3568, ion 7630, echrJ W Van Doren, from ‘Brig L W Eaton (Bn, MeNelly, Anguilla, 17 cays, ea 8, Apo ay iF), Jon lasses to Waydell & Co. Had fine weather Jan Bt, tT PM, whon about one mile below the ‘Narrows, was run into by al unknown brig, striking us on the starboard quarter, slarting the stern and deck plank. Sailed fn company schr Searsvilies Brg V Merrick (of Ph hia), Norden, Mat 2 ¥ PO on ey ae , lon excban, ala wi AL sanding tothe nonbware. Sulled Ie'compeny brig Bolles’ Big, Linas Hill, Olenfuegoe, 18 days, with, sugar Tchr sizzle Merrily Moore, Pensacel Py fog winter woe rien. : re, Mt ja, days, with mdse r Hortens! Boat Sasa CP EERE vm cur, oowrre, jane Emson (of ) NJ), Van » Georgetown, 5 days, with ine, to 'N LM C0. SPE Foster, Mount ‘inaiaa. bsinttan decigy A A Hyer, ‘Ethridge, Virginia for New Haven, Virginia. Brindley, Baltimore, Schr A‘ Rdwards,’Barnen aittmo ESE, ae oor re. squall from S8W, catri ‘way mainsail. rk tea paced Schr R 8 Warren, Pickering, Baltimore, Schr Addie Walton, Rich, Haltimore for Boston, Schr Joun Mosser, Rhodes, Batimore, 8 days, with corn to Schr $ Hotchkiss, Hotchkiss, Philadelphia f . se, Phitedelph = for Boston. aan aloes gt East 4 Shearer, iy F Bebee. Georges Banks, 5 fan to Ho kogee ‘When off City TSand, pote fess Behe weeny ats cue Brewer, Gloucester, with fish to Sckr John - John D Grifen (1), Gould, Gloucester, with fab. an. , New Bedford. re. HE mal ae necticut, idence. New Haven. - New Haven. ‘New Haven for Philadelphia. Bi for Baltimore. Bui ford. ing. Fy 3! Hl France, do; 8: Manbattan, ‘The Al clipper ship War Hawk, 1067 tons, built at Newbu_ Typort in 1855, and belonging to Messrs Bush & Comstock, of Boston, is now on the great sectional dry dock near the foot of Rutgers slip, East river. She wiil be stripped of her old sheathing, recaulked and newly metaled. Messrs Shiveyick are ber shipwrights. The steamer Neptune, 1890 tons, built by the Van Deusen Brothers jn 1864, and belonging to the Neptune line of Boston steamers, is on the new sco” tlopal dry dock at Hoboken having a new wheel placed on her the Delamater Irori Works people, The tugboat Col Wm Aspinwall, belonging to Mr Franklin Wight, of this city, is on one of the screw docks near the foot of Market slip, being caulked. The heavy fog prevailing yesterday Marine Disnsters. dy a Sha the oar tne a rns en for Norfolk wits of Cartage The chr ad bet ‘mast, boom and, en, steamer's on soon into of water; ext morning, Tunage after dlachargiog part of her cargo. got clove to wt ery. and er to erty. ai 2 ri anchor gone, with 16 fathoms ‘all the cap: i is test PoP fo the cabin bound to ume ; 0 feet of A i her co q i ty > West, bio sent re Ssetstance th could be , Pinte! ‘tine In all, and iy 3! i & Sram i Me ge ear the Voor of @ having stove in fond for Buen 4 carton pa Hea zh tees pret erry, into the river, wy hed morning, was ran ito by, the steamer ox: ten Tor repare Me'cienmer did nor tecelve any gertocs " Miacettancous. Goon Passacn-Bhip FB Cutting, Capt Tyson, from Bal timore Deo 20, which arrived at Liverpool Jan 1, Fup from Cape Henry fa 18 days que iehours* ™™** “* by a ten ‘power Lakin e the of the and wi is ‘The of such rorking ori the let of =. advantages Whalemen. Boston. teok, bbls sp and 20 do wh oil after leaving Sandwich is kort last 2 yw London. 104 Deo oe tn arene rmmahd of Caps aml Mayhew ot agente ay" ted New Orleans for Livers > : yyte, from Bristol for San Francisca, Deo M4, at? ood, trom San Francisco for Queenstown, Deo Bark Long, Sark Se iaeaat, from for New with ‘emis ‘and mainsail gone, Jan 9, lat 40 " SOs ae ate SS ie ee sages rat ‘Thurlow, from Boolon for Havans, Jen etscbr Mary Waatine Yom Charleston for Boston, Jon 29, off ‘Cave Trae Beasie Bentbal, 49 days out, Iat 14 8, Jon 81 W, Goreign Ports. Pee Bownar, Dec 18-In por ships Gaznel, Briard, for NYork- 3 Pride jordan, for Liverpool, do: Castine, . trchy tng, No, Fine ites Plumer, unc; schr Moses Wul- jamson, fo) 3 COLOM! '15—In the roads brig Sunnyside (Br), Teviot ; ‘or Boston, sede RAC ata won SF Gente Mo, ‘arberry, aye. ~s i ‘Jan iin port schr Henry Curtia, Richardso, for NYore sine oe ina me Sailed 46th, sehr Marl , Maracaibo, Havas, Jan 15—Arrived, Meme Wallace, Carney, New Ore leans, Cle abips Wm Woodbury, McLellan, and Anna: Cam; mea er A Oneane; dA Stamler, Samson, %—Arrived, brig John Givan (Bn, May: Philadelphia; 24th, sc! ‘Bias Sucker tar), Grant, Baltimore! ‘Annie (Bry Greene, York. brig Persia (ir), Richmond, Va. HAV ERPOOL, Jeu SU-Arrived, Ericsson, Mudgett, San Frans hs MEsSINA, Jan Lara brig, Dirigo, Rumball, Cetteg tt, iz ba Aroha rn om Gitkey, Boston; by Bark Union (Swed), Anderson, NYork; 7th, igs, Standard (Br), Forbes, Boaién; et, Kiley (Bo, Renard, New York via Pa- OMAZATLAN, Jan 4—In port bark Niobe, Weston, from San Branco, Joss arrived. 10 sail same day for-a port 40 miles th, to load for NYork. tox tEco Bay, Ja, Dec 81—Arrived, schr Eva L Leonard, Bunker, NYork. : ZANZIBAR, Nov 6—Sailed, bark Gemsbok, Cloutman, Bos- tos port Nov 18, bark Chalmete, Waite, from Muscat, to sail about 28th for Boston. American Ports. oes Ry ‘Arrived, brig Manzon{, Cook, Truxillo; sone ae an ‘sions rt. oe ‘p Gleared—Steamships Palmyra Br), Watson, Liverpool via NYork; Geo ‘coped. Howes, Baltimore via Norfolk; bark: Monitor, Eaton, New Urleans; brig Ofrcassian, Bunker, ‘Trinidad; achra'Weatern Sea, Crowett, Philadelphia; Mar: hal Savannah thal Perrin, Packard,’ Savannah via Wood's Hole; Nel n aaa ateceaably Wm Kennedy, Baltimore; brig Bi meres be 2 sri che an ts u or; i Hale Fussell; ©'8 Grove, Weaver, and 8 H Sharp, Webby ‘ort Cleared—Steamship Blackstone, Howes, Boston via Nor; folk; brigJennle Morton, ‘Shanks, Aspinwall: schra Lottie, Johnson, Cuba; Harriet ‘Baker, Webber, do; Mary E ‘Aras den, Lavender, Boston; Jennie'A Shepard, Van Cleaf, New York; A C Lyons, Lyons, Hoboken, Salied—-Bark Aquidneck ; schr Lotte. BELFAST, Jan 26—Arrived, achr Princess, Hopkins, Balti more. jied—Schr Canema, Mudgett, Wilmington. Bats, Jan 28--Arrived, frie ‘Repost, Coombs, Buekse CHARLESTON, Jan 27—Arrived, steamship Golden Hora (Br), Blacklin, Liverpool and Queeustown ; brig Baltimore (Br), Vianello, Cardenas. = in—arnived, achra Narraganset, from Gal for Bow ton, Rin in rigging and spare; H Harteau, NYork. Sajled—Steamship Champion, NYork; brig Pensatier Bareelona schrs © E Huwnond, Boston; Wille Maroy indies. EASTPORT, Jan 2l—Cleared, schr SE Nightingale, Hil yard, NYark. FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 30—Arrived, bark Waveley from Rio Janetro for orders. my RIVER, Jan 26—Salied, schr Helen Augusia, Wella ‘or GEORGETOWN, SC, Jan it—Cleared, schrs J A Crock Emnier, Newburyport; Artie Garwood, Godfrey, Kittery, Me ‘Addie L Cutler, Smith, Martinique. Also cleared, brig Man+ anilla, MeGood, Porternouth. fi 20th—Arrived, brig Black Swan, Podger, NYork. #aa—Clearea, schr Jane Empaod, Vancieat, NYork. 33d—Arrived, brig Chus Wesley, Nichola, Rockport; sche 4 B Woodbury, Woodbury, Baltimgre. i Carrio 8 Webb, Day, NYork, Cleared, sehrs Abbie E Hodgeman, Eaton, Barbados; Haina, Jasper, bt Jobo. i aitcariay |, achre Fannie K Shaw, Watts, Boston; Mary, Cleared—Sobr Lelia, Foss, Belfast, Me. HOLMES HOLE, van 2, Ua arrived, sehra Lucy iM be ins, Boston for mond ; Hesperus, Conary, Cape Aut Salled—Schrs Ada (Br), J V Wellington, Collector. 28th—No arrivals. 20th, AM Arrived, achre Monterume, Low, Rockland for NYork; Richard Bullwinkle, Frencb, NYorl for Boston (and {pMOBILE, Jan 25—Arrived, achr Stampede, Bragdon, Bow Clenred—Bark Pordicho (Sp), Riberas, Barcelons; brig D 8 Soule, 80 2. NEW ORLEANS, Jan 4—Arri ips Maryland a Baltimore’ Maripoas, emt RYorke. Spelt dread abi or pore « fy White, Hamburg; bark hip Olinda (Br), Lang, Liverpool; bark Campbell (Br), McB oe do, SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan 25—Arrived, steamship Saronta, Kier, NORFOLK, Jan 28—Arrived, brig Zoobyr (Br), MeN, perthwaite, Newbuy, NYorky Faverts, tucker N paioa 8 pleaaure’excursiog; Hea) Crocker, Hardin ‘New Prov: Rockland Alben Fin Pett, NYork; Mary A Irvine. BS ree iees y ate a aS a ‘Wells, Fall River for. do." Peaeed by, wo Tiv pe ik paar eee Ata Segue; whe WG Gollan, naioon He Phovypency, iu sat hg Raia en PRSCLENSD Te hese Waa tn, ne Salied Slat, echrs Mary Langdon, Pinkham, NYork; 884 Collector, do; Sih, Nauti ‘to. Ap ME | Sr ed ne —Steamahips San Jacinto, NYork; Huntsville, do( PR IAEE en war snewa:semeeeh autem INGTON, NE Jan 3—4rvived, gohra Jobn, Fleida NYork ; N W Megee, ‘Corson, NYork. aa eared Sehr LQ ¢ Wishart, sey! Or york DS HOLE Jun Io—arrived, sobr “hovie Pluses; ‘A OnBAT SALE TY ONE ENTIRE BLOCK, In plots of one or more lois, Wil be sold at auction by JAMES M, MILLER;, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, AT 12 O'CLOCK. ‘This property, which is most desirably located, fe boundet by the Seventh Avenue Boulevard, Bighth avenue, and 1478 and 148th streete,, rw ‘The Seventh Avenue Grand Boulevard te 160 feet wide, hand ‘somely laid out, and upon the completion of the proposed {mprovements, will be the handsomest avenue in the world. It ts proposed to extend the Eighth avenue railroad line, and the cars will no doubt soon be running past the property ny or diagram gn farther particslare apply at the office of o Pi the ancioncer, 8 ie PEREMPTORY. BROLUTE Divo ‘different States lo publicity, No ‘Uli divorce a free. poe Bauer Pubiic and Comma PIL KING, Counselor at Law, 98 Broadway, ERFUL BOOKLET ALL SUFFERING from deafness, blindness, baldness, eatarrh, to ead, diecharges from the ear, co a8 of the chest, co: ‘accumulation oes oe, ye ES LEGALLY OBTAINED I al . by stufing oF Or any disesee fesh ‘a a ‘oe 10e, to 8 eet How Vork,for Nre M. G. BROWN'S Metaphysical ‘amp! aces; ‘worth hundreds of dollars to the ekow and also to ingul minds, —MOINTIRB, #00. A. eiini ax muognas, Dealers Gor y ; Gold ana liver’ foreign and donsestie: Sought und gold al te daly quotations, Information Turd and prises promptly cashed in Missour! and Kentucky es. BSOLUTE DIVORCES ALLY OBTAINED IN Se ee ee” 5 di ‘ , HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nassau street, A ~NOTIOE.68 BOWERY, COR! BA OANAL SZREET, . bi Roe Weed ale at ok jails cured, wil Chrropodiet, Rei A see Re ee ee An IZES gaemsp ND twromeeen Jon. 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