The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1870, Page 8

8 TELEGRAPH OPERATORS’ STRIKE, “Meetings of the Strikers Yesterday— They Still Stand Firm—lhe San Francisoo Strikers’ Theory—Let- ter Explaining the Cause of the Strike. ‘The telegraph operators still hold out, and fecl more coniident of bringing the monopolists to terms thau ever. Ihey express their determination to stand by each other and fight tt out to the bittey end. Mew members are constantly joining their ranks and the strikers asgert weir ability to get ina day or (wo every operator in tue city to join thea. ‘The Western Union ts coastanty sending into the country for railroad operators, who, as soon as they arrive, are picked ap by the committee of smatch- ers,” who in ost every case induce chem to joln the strikers. Colonel Marshall Lefercs, Chief Bngiueer of the Western Union, was present at we meeting of the Operators yesterday imorning, which was held at the usual place, 210 Grand street. He exdeavored to effect In some wey a seitiement between the sonpeny and inemselves, but did not accomplish an. thing. ‘A committee from the Nayonai Labor Upton, con- msting of Messis. browning wid Troup, aso visited tne uigaflecied and preseuted on Lehalr of ther ely she folowing — HEADQUARTENS NAVIONAL LABOR UNIO %) New Yous, Jan. 8 iets." Whereas it has come to our knowles that the We Unioa eegraph Company have caused tree employes, Iscated in dan Francisco, 1@ be disch simply vecauss Qhey belonged to the Telegrepu yeagae, a or anication formed ior ther miuiuar aid, Lenebt and protection; ao raphers ol U stiles ju tie elaploy rn Union Teleprayh Compan; resove ber brothers lu San trancisco by herefure Sha: we exten Lo thes Dope that they wits demo. , fusrighie as Well us capitui, and thas those righ Faspecied. ved, That a copy of the above be eeut wo tue Tole cm League in this city. * Telegrams were received from Indtanapolis, Buf- Salo, Leweit, Chicago, Washimeion, Toledo, } btiadel- pu, Pittsburg, Boston, Cleveand, lity 1 and Iueny oiber pomts, assuring the stelkers Ci sympa. ky snd suppor, ant eviacing auytiung bui a dispo- sition Wo give up tue fight un wae Western Union BROUIS acce Le Lo there just demands, The fonowiug ¢ in Was read amid great ap- plause:— must be CLEVELAND, Jan.6—11 ?. M. ALYXANDER TROOP Phe doys wre urm in Cleveland. Give the surikers all the aid ta your power. RF. TRAV IULIOK, Presidcns National Labor Union of the Unived Sintes, ‘The following letter Was received from Sau *ran- eisco, Which gives tne Strikers’ side of Che BLory us fo whether they bud just and sudicieut cause for taking toe sep they have taken:— SAN FRANOISCO, Dec. 2%, 1869. Ba ru W. Pore. G. C. 0.:— Deak Siz—sours of December 16 received. (We omit a portion witich ta unimportsat to the public.) Tain aoriy to orn You iat reductions bave beeu going op on tuis count ever al ce the conso.idation of tue Atlantic aod act .¢ State ‘elagraph Company with the Westera Uwoo. Operator ramento aud Virgina iy have siready been Feduced ton dollars “pur mouth each, anil” several fw San Fraucisco have receved nuticea boat Fednetiuns wid take place on June 2. toi, Newly ail are th favor of yesisiance. Every operator in Virglaia City agrees to quis, leaving on) ent and clerk (O.b Operators) in tay Giive ar 5 » use the’ Own Words, “you ony have to bay slov, waen Clowes, the chiet eperaior, wit aun eck ty rau the ofl urea, aaltsougil not sworn i, vas promised 3 electus 7 cutting otf ad ‘vor the aid of Uorini y snow what and should a will kuow aitting aring ma who on his 6 saaty ral yur 48,000 by per annum, and nd dou whit trom the operators. Should we e assisted by our Jacy aid, but ¢ 4 the gener lar reduct ig tue Rast. orators whl prevent o 9° © itiswatd our F cont on every de vir years ago by subject. © % * vas, aud they re- *acouad the lve onastrike f shall keep you posted on cuther by tele, JACOBS, Becretary Circuit No. 82, 1, Pb, This letter called forth cumuituous and prolonged app.ause, and haua-suuking Was tae order of ousi- eas, showWlag Lue gratification of tie operators that Sueir couflieace in tavir sag vrancisco o.tleer nad now b owing letter are musi be distarbing the i283 Ol the Western Unlon it the asserti oi, founded t regular co} Baily :— Koxvovs, N. +s Jan. 6, 1970, To THE Epri0x oF Tave by your paper proph opera ur IT I notice that the Neat apany say that « large business dus it ise that we coun ‘rom heve to New nes to tae meswag g he has orders Thad one vo s of, wwe York and poi bey busin 4 because of the § in every ios susb, Let us ws leegiaphic saci and give Will be reliable and prompt. FAIRY} The Western Union Company’s Congratsine tion, and Appeal. The Western Umion Company have issued a bulle- tia “to wii oitices aad operators’ of the company, congratulating thewselves npon the failure of the strike and that no crisié has resulted from it; pat regretting that some of uheir most trusted employes Were identified wits the movement. They believe that the foil efect and purpose of the obligations Walch tne BLEIKers Wook Upon Wenseives Were uot at the ume y appreciaied = by — them, ue performance of their ovlyations — being xo utterly at variance with their manifest duty 10 their employers. Guy one persua Dad jelt the com PAB UpON A Question of compensation; Dut tue force iu Lie San | raucwco ofice velug tov sarge Wwo men were “velleved,” and among them one Jacobs, who enpeare [0 Wave 80 nilsrapreseated the facia As Lo Lave precipitaced the sirike. ‘ue company express thew thanss to those operators Who have remamed Juithiul to chem, assure thea of consideraiou and 4x ihe strikers to reileer whether they are irrevoca- bly “enslaved” by cher J. ations to such al exteat as to a on tae! pengeuce and siak iheir individual manhood. ents to the From the Albany Evening Journat, Jan. ¢.} he surlke 18 InOst Ultorlunate Mm tls eects Upon, the business of the coun To # large class of men, engaged im heavy operations, the telegraph Las become an indispensabie me tion, They keep is In coustaut use, gud govern cue @aliy trausaccions, between widely separated points, by the mntelinence it faraL Aithough the company assert that they have stifielent roree to meet ali dewands upon bivia, (ose Woo Mave oCva- sion to Wansmit mes from provoking delays and irregular! ig not the case, In common with ober bers of the Assoctated Press, we fail to receive our usual news despaccn and the reading public is wus temporary vepriy Of # Very linportant means vi liens, AS bo ihe merits of the conwoversy iL 18 bardty possivie tu judge amid the coniwung satemeuis pus Jorch, A the company vad decided upon a genera! redaction of suiuries, and tue measures adopted al daa “Francisco Were the initlawon of this pian, the puouc geocraliy Will agree chat Cue opera tors were quite right im reitsiug lo work with Buch Aprospect Selore them. Luc Wazes LOW paid to ers we ridiculously suail wnen with ‘hose usually earned by possessing the’ Avera, ability. requir wem. The Wwstern Unloy tas been a sier monupoly, and a proiita oue, Jateer tact 18 svoO\Wh by the tuiusianse Lortnnes of 1s bands tock largest owne! ne dividends If has paid upon ware fore to swallow u. yes. T Pacific Company see Ws to present th Opposition it lias «Wcounvered. If Chien has deteriiue U to crost fais competition by a reduction of raves, a hd consequently of icom shouid mak {18 WpoL ity si upon its buriwo wad ‘Vials corporat the pu y upon Uatny y ab on WW choone No Sonthern Despatches. {From the Wilmington () ¥. ©.) Journal, Jan. 5.) * # * Toe puolic now a." the sufferers, and the §nconventence which tts Nite of things entails cannot be over-esumuted. Ta tre being no compet ing Ime in the Southern States’ the commercial in- terests of the South will suffer ,yreatiy if the trouble eontinues many days. {t will play the very wild with business, Ajiier the strike Nere yesterday sil messages were reiused. In fact there are no opera- vors W receive them at the points of destination if went [From the Raleigd (N. C.) Stanctard, Jan. 5.) In conseguence o! a “‘stsike” amoug the operators egainst an attempt to lower their wages wo re- ceived no despatches after three o’closk yesterday, [From the Raleigh (N. C.} Sentinel, Jan. 5.) Owmg to the strike among the telegraph opera- tors we had no despatohes last might. We had no quarrel with the operators on this account; we would say they have our sympau'ies, if saying #0 will have no influence with the company in suaking them charge higher hereafte, ‘for despatches, The Post Office Department the: Proper Cur- todian of the Bustnews, {From the New Haven Journal and Courier, Jan. 6.) ies’ Of course it 18 easy to undersiaid tide broken down egain, and whe pu he wilt ete for alt thts Monoply and fleecing is to place wi business inthe hands of the Post Omoe Departaneut, No Sympathy on ey nage From the Ratiand (Vt.) Herald, Jan. 6.) We kuow little of tae merits of the case on elther side, and while we thing strikes ara generaily atienaed with bad results, we can have but little sym- pathy for what has been guch an exacting Bocopely ‘as the Western Union Telegraph Company. and of the two can but express onr wishes for the success ae operators in tuelr endeavors to protect ther hi Ms TaE WORKINGMEWS UMON. The Telegsraphers’ Strike—A Delogation from the Telegraphers’ Protective League Elcetion of Officers. A meeting of this organization was beid last night at Early Ciosing Hall, in the Bowery, Mr. Nelson W. Young in the chatr. Mr. Troup, belore the opening of the regular busi- ness, 6010 that they had present with them to-night & committee from the ‘Telegraphers’ Protective League of the elty of New York, It had neen asserted that no reduction of wages was attempted, but the Telegraphers’ Protective League had abundant proof that @ premeditated attempt bad been set on Joot not only to redace the wages of the telegraphers, but a scheme was on foot looking to the destruction ofthe league riself. He hatled, therefore, the strike of the Teiegrapbers’ Protective League a8 sounding the death knell of the mos¢ tyranuous monepoly no the United States. Mr. Troup concluded by intro- dueing to the meeting Mr. R. W. Pope aud Mr. Hiuteuinson, of the dulegraphers’ Protective League of New York. Mr, YOuNG, in welcoming the two geutiemen, said it was not only the represeniatives froin the differ. ent trades organizations here whose sympathies were with ther movement, but those of the great mass of the work ngmen throughout the country, as well as many of the capitalists aud men of property, who all realized the fact that the telegraphers were fght- ing ogainst one of the most gigantic monopoiles ever allowed to exist in this free country—a mo- nopoly winch sought to crush a free presa. They knew by sac experience what the power of thls West- era Union Teiegrapa Company was and how they had doen trying to crusa their employes. But ubey also knew that the Independent men Who composed tue Telexracers’ League had not been idle and that they were oiarshailing an army today which was abie to compete with the Umon Telegraph Company. Is had been customary for people to denounce the Associated Press also, but they Knew that the Agso- ctated Press also gcoaned under the tyrauny of this monster, in conclusion Mr. Young urged on the telographers to go on with the strike they had un- der aken and (hey woula assuredly be successfal. Mr. Pore, President of the Teiegrapuers’ League, then addressed the meeting, giving @ history of the troubles existing between them and the Western Union Telegraph Company, and stating that the orgunization felt confident and it wouid be but a few days before tins grand nailonal strike would bea decided success, ‘The election of officers for the ensuing six months Was then gone into, with the folowing result;— President, Nelson W. Young; Vice Presidents, James K. Purdy and 8. Braper; Recording se tary, Robert Blissert; Corresponding pecretary, W: J. Jessup; Financial Secretary, Bernard Rice; ‘fre ee john Wood; Sergeaut-at-Arms, Alexanaer roup. Mr. YOUNG then took the chair as president. and mwie an address, in the course of which he thank-a the Union for the nonor conferred upon hun, and severe y denounce’ the Tammany jeaders for their ubsuccessiul atiempi to de.eas fis Te election. THE RAILWAY WARS, Another Move in the Albany and ijus- quehanna Fight—Motion to Vacuie Judgment—Lhe Contest to be Car- ried to Orleans County. Another return to the charge has been made by the attorneys im the employ of the Courter and Courch faction, im the Albany and Susquehanna direcvorahip fight. This warfare has grown to be an intolerable nuisance, and can result only in staining the ermine of the judiciary, cramming the court calendars and filling the coffers of the legal “titers” who are so earnéstly working for the vin- dication of justice (?) and their fees, It wili be re- membered that on the last Thursday in December, 1869, a decision was rendered by Judge EB. Darwin Smith, in the Supreme Court, in Monroe county, in favor of the Ramsey Jaction, deciding that the board headed by J. Pierrepont Morgan and Joseph H, Ramsey were the duly elected and legal dire tors of the Albany and Susquevanna Railroad Com- pany, and referring the matter to Samuel L, Sel- den, of Rochester, to pass upon the accounts of te receiver, and upon 4a hearing of the parties ac Albany to ascertain what would be a proper extra allowance to be made to the Ramsey party, and ordering the Church “gang” to let the “directors,” declared to be the duly elected party, into immediate power In the ratiroad, and directing the receiver to transfer to them ali ihe property and assets in his hands belonging to the corporation, revaining oniy the proper allowance for fee: The attorneys of the Church—or Fisk—“gang” now give notice that they shall move at the Supreme Coart, at Albion, in the county of Orieans, on the third Monday of January tnst., to set aside the pro- ceedings and judgment entered on the 31st of De- cember, 1869, and to require Robert L. Banks, the Fisx-Cluureb receiver, 10 retuke possession of the property. ‘we attorneys in the employ of the Church men (Fisk’s party), mtead to move for the seuing aside Of the judgment upoa the folowing grounss:— That the anid alleged judgment determmed no rights and authorized no proceeding except a reverence, without the fur- ther direction of the Court; that an appeal bad been duly taken and perfectad, and that orders bad been duly mado and served staying proceedings. And we shail aiso, al the same time and place, and Mpon' the same papers, move to wet auide, vacuie und take from the files the said al- indginent, or paper purporting to bem ucge and ihe decision therefa mentioned, and the be 4 judgment roll, aa irregalar an rounds, anony others, that the said alleged ‘& tinal’ determination of the rights of the fon; that the same was entered without ve to any of the partion adversviy juterested; that ii awarda costs without stating thelr amount; that ita recitals are incorrect; that it was entered withou! proper or suilicion findings of fact and of law, tuet neither the said deciaion nor the said judgment embraces all the tases in the action, and particularly iliy of 946400 shares of stock snbxcribed by Joseph H. Ramsey and others Aysust, [+65 that the said alleged judgment does not pu the decision, and particularly in these respects. the ry and who tom of Sep= de wit vae parts of the decision Which pnrport to de election of Inspectors for the mext the stockholders entitled to vete nver iaety mid th sald rigment questions the Loa of whiol tO ® Judyme, and thas the ulleged judge des for an extra 10" 8 in adaiti bas been inade th If eand ike irom too ules the diuimeas and judyinent rolt be deated, tthe said time and piace and upon the aid alleged judgment be set naide and the said de: aud oudings acat back to the juuge wi triew the cause for re-examination nud reseitlewent; and «ino for wach other and further relief ag may be } Accompanying the notice of the motion to set of the usual style of afldavits anu orders tr triendly justice, in favor of the Fisk-Church crowd, Robert L. Banks, the receiver Of thesiatier party, stares in his adidavit that he Was served with a certitled copy of Judge Sini decision om the morning of January 1, at two and thal at tea A, M. of the Sane day he } with a copy of affidavit and souce of motion aud stay of proceedings made by Judge Barnard, asd that in the contlict of orders and judgments he ts ignorant of what his dacy is i whe mater, On tie Ist of January Justic ambe' city of Albany made beiore sdered as follow: Ordered that said Robert L. Banks, as such receiver, de- liver (0 Joseph K. Ramsey, president of the board of directora Of aujd Company, ths keya'to the safe thereof, ani the books of aid Compeny, und all the property and assets thereof tu his possession, or under his control, or tn bis huals, belonging to aald corporation, retatamng from the » oney in his bands ail proper allowances tor feca, expenses and ctber charges, to be adjusted pureuant to the judgment Of tule Court in the case of fhe People vs. ‘ihe Albany and Sun,neiunan Rasirond Company and otuers, entered Yo. the Morro County Clerk's oilice, on the dist day of December, ita. ‘The Church- Fisk attorney concindes by stating as foliow! It ia the tntention of the parties whom my said firm repre- sent in thin aotion to prosecute a review, before the tens” al Term, of Mr, Justice Smith's decigion and alleged judgment. ined the opinion of Mr. dustica Eo arwiesmith, bt that it c: bown to the ery ma pet erroneous, and have eral Term to be rn either in fact or ju law. No nolice whatercr was given to my sad law firm or any of the defendants whom they represent of any of the procoedinga be fore Mr. Justice Peckham on the Slat of Decoiaber iaat. Yenterday (8th of January) for the fret time I got access to the statement of facta and conclosions of law fled in this case, The statement is in my opinion crroneois in all terial respects, not only in wont {1 a Dut sik omits to wate, and ff the alieved judgment is to rtand « re- sathement of tuch statement fs ip iny-opinton indispensablo to the j Of the case and the maintenance of wy client's ie! in wi COUNT OF APPEALS. ALBANY, Jan, 7, 1870. The following ts the Conrt of Appeals day caiendar for January 8:—is, 1544, 1¥ 20, 21, 22, 39, 40, 42, 48 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, NEW YORK CITY. [Tie ALLEGED BOND SWINDLE, The Logan Tragedy—Death in Prison— | Examination at Jefferson Market Yes- The Kelly Medals Awarded—Emigra- terday—Ihe “Lie Direct” and a tion Returns — A Slungshot Job — Taxes— Every Day Crimes ‘The following record will show the changes in the temperawure of the weather for the past twenty-four hours in comparison with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud- fut'’s pharmacy, HeRaLp building, corner of Ann street:— wee — SPi0...... a mi North Carolina ‘railroad bonds from him on the 34 of 23 OP. M. 50 29 | October last by means of {aise and fraudulent repre- 26 92. Me. a 30 | sentations. The first witness called for the defence 12M.... 28 127, M. 46 BL Average temperature yesterday . 29%, | Was J. J. Bowman, one of the accused, who testified Average temperature ior corres dave ag follows:— last year... ” cerssee 40% | 7 never had any aealings with the complainant Deputy Coroner Shine made a post-mortem ex- amination of the remains of the deceased James Logan yeacerday afternoon at Bellevue Hospital. The luquest will be held to-day. At four o'clock yesterday morning the blacksmith shop of Dennis Mara, street and Niuth avenue, was destroyed by dre; loss $000—upon which there is no lusuraace, The Board of Police ter folowing assignments year:—ombs Police Hogan; Jeiferson Market, Cox and Suandicy; Essex Market, Leawith and Bigsby ang Coulter; Hi About half-past seven Thursday morning Dr. Brunnighauser, of 46 Lexington avenue, while pass- ing through Twenty-ffth street, near Third avenue, Was attacked by four men, one of whom struck him on the head with a slungshot, inflicting @ severo The doctor could give no deseripilon of them, and no arrests have been made. wound, In the absence of Coroner Flynn Coroner Keenan yesterday concluded the investigation tn the case of George Reinberger, tae German who was Killed at 59 Anu street by a steam elevator faliing upon him, as heretofore reported. accidenial death, consider the entrance to the build ig directly under the elevator. ing 1s dangerous, tt bet The drawing for Gunther’ maica, L, L., for the benefit of three benevolent tn- stitutions, has been postponed till Jenuary 20, to bring @ participation into the reaca of evervbody. Messrs, Loewenherz, agents, 133 Nassau street, are prepared to take sab- ptions for one-tenth, one-lifth aud one-quarier shares, at ten, twenty and twenty-five dollars re- spectively. Branch oMces of the Dore Art Union have been opened in various parts of the city for the accommo- dation of subscribers, has just been taken by the proprietor, who under- takes to hand over to & committee of gentlemen the prizes offered by the Art Union a8 soon as three fourths of the tickets are taken up, are the names of the gentlemen who form the wal committee :—Messrs. J. McB. Davidson, of the prizes. ‘The annual election of the Medical Board of the Eastern Dispensary was held on Friday, Jancary 7, 1870. The following gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing year van; vice president, Dr. Verranns Morse: secretary, Dr. J. P. Lomes. This association ts composed of the present members of the board and the ex-mem- bers. Among the laiter will be found the names of some of wie most distinguished members of the medical profession in heid monthly ta the trustees’ hall of the Dispensary, and the objects are of character. The Commisstonera of Emigration met last even- ing at the Soctety Library, University place, but transacted no business une. and ordered on fie. lows: Einigrants an ber Sl. Arrived to same date mn 180) Increase in 1869... ash dalance in bank Jan Ayaregate receipts aint Total receipts. Disbursements Balance to credit of Coroner Keenan, who has just returned from his Southern tour much improved in health, yesterday resumed lis oficial dut of John Hoolahan, a man about forty years of age and bora in Ireland, Prison. deceased on a — man namea Murphy Hoolahan, and latter was observed @ bottie intoxicated, by Murphy, The body was carried exauination by The Commissioners accompanied by a large party of visitors, including several public school officers, repaired yesterday morning, on board the Commissioners’ handsome steamer, the Minnehawnonuck, to Hart’s Isiand, Ar- riving there the party assembled on board the scbool sbip Mercury, up ready to receive them. of some 150, looked quite neat and “natty” in their suilor costumes, and aud evolutions latd do’ aaa At tne conclusi phe, tional enterprise— handsome silver medais to the two boys who had suowa most efilcien term the school ship, 100i and ship were “tuliy explained by the themselves most successfully to make the tep agreeable to their guests ag they coud make it, and in that regard their ability 13 too woll known to be Ey questioned. Mr. Bernard Smyth, the Comptrolier the receipts made through hts de partment since the commencement of the coitection of taxes in October. Judged that tne attachés of the department have been kept pretty steadily at work, and that the duties devolving upon have been promptly and satisiactorily discharged. | © are as follows:—- ‘The amounts reported October. November December......... Remitted by the ‘Tota Amount Balance remuiuing unpaid January 1, 1870. ‘Those who have neglected to pay weir taxestup to date will Ond that twelve per cent per annum will be charged against them. smal) an y. Judge Dowllug was elected president. Launt Thompson, J. McGinnis, Jr. and Frenk Chickering. Art Union for fifty aollars and upwards will be re- quested to assist this commuttee In the distribution ‘he semi-monthly statement was presente 4 from January 1 to Decem- On the 3d instant Justice Scott committed on of whiskey which gied into bis celi by an outsider. Hoolahan lay down on the and yesterday morning was found dead In tus c How Hoolahan obiamed the liquor of which he drank to such excess las not transpired. Wooste} known deceased had 20 philanthropic and munificent lover of edu- in which they bad been connected with The various departments of the mount, comparatively, remains unpaid NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870. Sensation Tableau—A Lively “Mill” Between Lawyers. and Incidents, ‘The examination in the case of Benjamin F. Saw- yer, Mayor of Hudson City; Samael Ropes and J. J, Bowman was continued before Justice Leawith at Jetferson Market yesterday atternoon. Tne accused, it will be remembered, are charged by one Cornelius | W. Campbell, a broker doing business at No. 60 Broad street, with obtaining a large amount of Campbell; 1 was requested by a Mr. Morgan, & broker, to obtain a joan of $35,000 on some North Carolina ratiroad oonds; Mr. Sawyer made inguiries as to the responsibility of Campbell, and ascertained he was good; Morgan asked Sawyer if Campbell would sign the contract for the disposal of the vonds; Sawyer said he would; Morgan came to me a short time alter the loan had been nade and handed me a check for $750 as my commission on the loan; I gave the check to Sawyer; $200 of the check was to go to Campbell, $325 vo Sawver aud the balance to other parties who were interested in the loan; Sawyer acved as atiorney in the matter, and received the $326 a8 au attorney; be had no interest in tne loan; I hada conversation with Campbell last night in reference to the suit; he stated to me that he hat peen promised $500 as his commission, Which bad not been paid him, and he brought the sult for the purpose of collecting the money; thatif it had been paid he would not have caused the arrest of Sawyer and inyself. Cross-exXamined by Mr. James F. Morgan, coanse) on the corner of Sixty-ninth Justices held a meeting yes- The were made for the ensuing Court, Justices Dowling and Scott; Fifty-seventa street, arlem, Justice McQuade. for the’ prosecution—I know Sawyer; his name is Benjamin F. Sawyer; { frat became acquainted with him in February last; I do not know of any loan having been made by Campbell to the North Carolina ratiroud; I received as my commission irom the loan $125; same 1rom the check Of $750 paid by Morgan; ib Was drawn by General Litueiteia; I received the check for $760 and handed it Ww Sawyer; 1 received fvom Sawyer $425, $200 of which was pald to Cump- vel; Mr, Sawyer received $325 as 18 commission; Sawyer never transfecred a check to me from pro- veeds of loan; Sawyer never gave me any woucy re- suliing trom tue loan; 1 aim a broker; 1 was ouce ui- rested at (he istance of Mr. Ropes, but discharged without oeing locked up; never Was arrested belore nor since. Al tpis atage of the examination Justice Ledwith, becoming disgusted at the mconerent and monoto- nous questious of Lhe atvoruey, revused to allow nim Ww proceed any lurther with the wicness. ir, Sawyer next took the siand and testified that on Thursday afteravon he miorumed the cowpiain- aul that ne Would ratner give oui twenty-live doi- Jars than to appear in toe case, a8 it would damage his business more than that amount every day he ‘was cunpelled to leave it to attend to the suc, ‘The counsel tor the prosecuuon then rose and asked for an adjournment of the case until three o'clock this afternoon, in order that he wight pro- duce Mr. Sheppard, who was su lunportant witness, Jusuce Ledwita informed him tuat he would post- pone the case untii the bour menuuoned, and M the witness Was Not present to be examined he wouid render his decision, About an hour previous to the examination ail the parues iniwrested in the Case were assew vied In Ove of the #lue rooms connected with tie court discuss- ing the merits and demerits of the case, Wuen Saw yer, Jn, who 18 @ limb of the law, and Morgan, the counse! for the prosecution, engaged in a war of words, during whica the lie Was given several tunes by both parites, tn consequence of un assertion made by young Sawyer, that Morgan had ille- «aly extorted Lfty dolars from a chent of his, Yois Was more Ulan Morgan cou stand, aud, drawing back his Ost, pianted it piump in tue leit optic of young Sawyer,who made an effort to retal- Late, but was prevented by wis friends. ‘The wnil aud mujestic torm oi Baron Von sSchitesher, tue milerprever, at this stage of the prugeedings darkenea the door, and im tones that mad® the od court room ring he cailed upon the court officers to interfere. oil parues were putin cuarge of ofil- cers and conveyed before Justice Leawith, where e aide related tneir version’of the afray, Mor- gaa’s irienus claiming tha 2¢ did not strike sawyer avail; but from the appearance of bis eye, wuick wus somewhat discolored and scratcned, it was plainly evident that sotue one nad strack him, Two witbosses, Who were unmterested parties, being examined, proved that Morgan was the ssor, and Justice Ledwith ordered the cierk to ea complaint agamst him, Ioforming them that had tue row happened outside the avte-room he sivuld have held them bow for coniempt of court, At the soitcitatton of Sawyer, Sr., Sawyer, Jr., 1e- fused to prefer auy complaint, aud tne parties ad- jJourhed to the examigation room, wiere the Above testimony was taken, ‘The jury, in tneir verdict of country seat, in Ja- ad: Daniel & Co., mang and an important measure The esi | » A. Jerome, W. A. Marsten, All subseriners to the President, Dr. R. J. O’sulil- this ciiy. The moetings are a purely ilierary and seientitic other than the ordinary rou- @ statement BhoOWs As Jol a t ce to Pecember 31 Baim for Injared Reputations. the Commissiouer?... $79,371 JANUARY 7, 1870. To Tue Evironr oF tHe HERALD: — Your reporter, in your issue of this date, has done me Rreat injostice in the report he made under the head of “An leavy Swindle.” The facts ia the cage aro these i, of North Cavotiaa, as I was informed by ctober Inst, wished to make a aod asked me if I knew of J told him that a Mr, Alieged ities, His first case was that arolina vou’ any one wio would loan on em, who died in Essex Market Ropes eaid he could control a large amount of money, and Mr. Row)nan spoke to lnm and Mr, Jot Li field's broker), and Mr. Bowman made Ropest Moran (Mr. Littie- tations with said the loan, Mr. Ropes agreeing to surnist through a Mr, Cornelius W. Campbeil, woom hy as a moneyed man aud of iarge wealth, and bave no donot he believed he was. Lactea as coulse! only for man, having not the slighvest interest io the transaction ing no acquaintance with Mr. Littledeid and g forest in the resuite of the loan except the fee charged for professional services and drawing the contract between the parties at the request of Mr. Bowman, After the loan wan made some facts came to my knowledge uspect that Mr. Campbell was uot the been represented, and at the request of of intoxication, and latterly a has -been im the cell with Thursday vening — the taking copious swigs from haa been smug- Becoming grossly et the monny represented which led me to wealthy man be hi Mr. Bowman I investivated the matter with a view of placing the facts {n the possession of Me, Littleicld. J obtained am- pie proo! thut Campbell was insolvent, which facts I gave to | Mr. Litsefield’s auorney, and Mr. Littieticld immediately veut to Mr. Sheppard, who had recelved the boads, aad they ignored Campbeil asa traud and settled the matter between themselves, and the procceds of the bonds were passed to Ane Inwiul’ owner, | Failing to get any money from Mis broker, Campbell eald I, had agreed to give him $500, Wleh "was false, ax 1 had no authority to do anything of the kind, and threatened me with @ prosecution J did not pay him that sum, Relieving this was an autempt to “blackmall” (tuinking, doubtless, T would pay it Jn view of my position) 1 determined not to tabmalt to tt, and hs made an affidavit before Justice Ledwith, who refused to grant bim a warrant, but sent word to myselt and other par- Mes what had been done. I immediately called upon him with tho other parties and demanded an examination, #0 «id Ri the otier parties, and the matter wes adjourned by the aitorney for Campbell from time to time, though | was read; ‘and anxroun to have the matter Investigated, Knowing that had done no wrong whatever, or attempted to do any. I was nover arrested or gave any bail, nor any of the other parties, the Justice simply examining the matter to ave if any wrong had boea done, and the resnit of auch examination ao far ex- guipaies the parties charged as well as inyself from either When the cave is concluded, which will ‘ay, myself and others honorably discharged, 1 fxice legal sleps to puntab all who have been th Of attemptiag w injure my reputation by this pr to the Morgue for post-mortem Beach, M.D. As fav es jome or friends. of Charities and Correction, where the pupils were drawn ‘The hoya, to the number went througs the exercises WH 1D the régime with much ion of the exercises the veuern. Mr. Janes Keily—presenied cy and progress during whe inspected by tue visitors and Commissione who exerted as TO nT Kprroe 1 beg to request your paper of this morning under a: ‘Alleged Heavy Swindle.” The charges made by Mr. C. W. Campboil ayeiast me io the article mentioned above are uilerly uotrue, and another of the many casos now #0 com- vy [rom the innocent, To avoid controversy and a lengthy article 1 will only that Mr. Campbell swore in court yesterday, belure Justice Ledwith, that I acted as bis broker in the transaction, and in accordance with his desire, which is true, and not’ having ned any papers or agreements I desire to make this cor- tiow aud receive justice, 8. W. ROPES, Jz. AL 9 correct an Tax Receiver, bas reported to mon to extort From the receipts it may be the Receiver and his assistants | * $7,781,827 YUE TRIGGER, 8,783,083 1,962,741 Renee aa 29,789 | Pigeon Match of Fifty Birds Each, Be- tween Ira A. Paine, Jr. of New Yorky and Charles Morgan, of New Jersey, for $1,000—Paine the Victor. The match petween ira A. Paine, Jr., of New York, and Charles Morgan, of New Jersey, to shot fifty birds each, according to the rules of the New York The tact that so Tecelving checks, “payable, to his order, hay nova | SPOrtsman's Club, from H and P traps, for $550 aid, most eft vus, and also that neitver be nor is as- | took place at Dubois? track, Eighth avenue and 145th sisiauts have been at ail derelict in their duties. sirect, yesterday. Que hundred anxious spectators By BOI were present and the betting was in favor of Paine POLICE INTELLIGENCE, by odds. Semuel Spencer was chosen referee. Patne Boward H. Wellner ~ | led ou, missing. Morgan foliowed, killing ms first. went into the store at No. 415 | At the twenty-eignth bird Morgan had gained a lead Broadway, on the pretence of purchasing a ;ing, | of three, when a wrangle arose among the betting and while looking at pockec. sof the valu fore Jucge Dowling and comsnitied to anew Charles Hemminger, a yespectaply dressed and Intelligent looking tm: W. Smith, of Wo, 29 $150, Tiemmipger w ceived the money from Henry Ruchelnauss 425 Firs! avenue, on the 23d of September, In pay- ment for goods sold account for it, Sessions. John Smith and Je betore Judge Dowling yesterday morning, chargea disturbance in the public streets, found to have pistols On searching lum the He was heia by Judge Dowling, in | defauit of $1,000 ball, to answer ub the Generel | ' fraternity as to tne fact whether the last bird of Morgan was gathered within the eighty yards boundary or not, Finally, it was decided xgainst Morgan, and his*friends did not hesitate to call it unjust. They charged, among other things, that many matters of an inimical nature bad existed, cilef of them being that Paine’s friends had upset, en route, & basket of birds, with @ view of diminish. ing the nomber on the ground, so that the match could not be shot out. Frequent Wrangles subsequentiy occurred, and at last there was such an mierruption by Morgan and his alites, at bis forty-second oird, that the shooting was stopped, although Paine was willing to continue. ’ What Morgan wanted to gain by his conduct 16 not apparent, as the match was decided against bim as soon as he intimated his purpose to desist, ‘The fol- | lowing 18 the score: some rings he put one! ring Was foune He was brought be- | ue of $52, an, Wes charged by Frederick ; Water street, with embezzitng | a8 empioved as a clerk, and re- |. Of No, l by Smith, and he failed to} in F. Shepherd were brought VLL1111110111011 with being in @ state of intoxication and creating a { Ae OCC eee be et Bhot at, Both men were | 43; scored, 36, upon them, The Jadge said it Morgan--1 01111101131101111111 TIL111011101101021100, Shot at, was now deained necessary that anybouy found in a street brawl with & pistol must be dealt with as se- verely as the law would allow. prisoners to tha Penitentiary iu default of both $1,000 bali. 42; scored, 33, Judge for Paine, Mr. Marshall, of Providence; for Morgan, Mr. Ryan, ot N-w Jersey. Keferee, Sum- uel Spencer, of New Yor. He therefore sent EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpoy Money Manket.—Lonpon, Jan. 74:30 P, M.—Consols closed at 923 tor money and 92% for the account, United States five-twenty bonds, 1363, 804; 1865, Old, 80%; 1867, 8654; ten-fortier, 6434; Fre Railway shares, 175; lilinois Centrale, 103; Atlan and Great Western, 264. PaRis BOURSE.—Pakig, Jan, 7.—The Bourse closed firmer. Rentes, 74f. 15c, FRANKFORT BOURSE.—FRANKFORT, Jan. 7.—United States five-twenty bonds opened quiet at 91% for the issue of 1862, LivexrooL Corton MaR«er.—LiveRroo, Jan. 1—4:30 P. M.—The cotton market closed quiet and steady. Middung uplands, 114d, ; middiing Orleans, ee The sales of the day have deen 12,000 bales, including 2,00u for export and speculation, - ‘The stock of cotton at Kea bound to this port 1s estimated at 270,000 bales, of which 186,000 are trom the United States. The stock in port ts estimated at 352,000 bales, of which 91.000 are American, The re ceipts of the week have been 61,000 bales, of which $1,000 are American. HAVRE Corton MaRKrr.—Havre, Jan, 7.—Cotton closed quiet, both on spot and afloat. ‘TRADE AT MAS CHESTER.—-MANCHESTER, Jan, 7.— ‘The market for yarns and fabrics 1s quiet. LIVERPOOL Bueaverurvs MARKET.—LIVERYOOL. Jon 7—4:30 P, M.— Wheat, 98, 4d, a 6. 5d. ver cental for California white and 83. 0d. @ &. 10d. for red winter, The receipts of wheat at this port for the past three cays have been 20,000 quarters, of which 15,000 are American. Flour, 228. per bbl. for Westera canal. Corn, 28s. 6d. per quarter for Euro- pean, LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET—LIVERPOOL, Jan. 14:30 P, M.—Lard, 718. per cwrt, Bacon, 618. 6d. per cwt. for new Cumberiand cut, LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.- LONDON, Jan. 7.— Linseed oll firmer at £39 8s, per ton, Tullow dull. Turpentine, 2s. a 288. 3d. per cw. PETROLEUM MARXET—ANTWEKP, Jan. 7.—Petro- Teum closed firm at 603s¢. for standard white. SHIPPING NEWS. Almaune for Now York~This Day. 724 | Moon sets......eve 11 38 450 | High water..morn 12 36 Sun rises. Sun sots, PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 7, 1870, OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. | Aaite | Destination. Steamer. Office. Geo Wushington/Jan &....!New Orleans...) Weat st, Caledoma.......|Jan f....{Glaagow. 1 Bowling Green Jan 8....|Liverpool, 9 Broadway. | Liverpool, 29 Broadway. :| Bremen. 168 Broad at. {New Orieans...'%0 Went at, Glasgow. 7 Bowling Green =| Liverpool 29 Broadway. men. . 63 Broad at. 136 Went wt. -|7 Bowling Green 6 Broadway, 86 Broad at. Liverpool....../69 Broadw: :|London, 5h Broadway. +|New Orleans, . ./86 West at. 7 Bowling Green \60 Hroadway. CLEARED. ae ship (Br), Grigs, Liverpool—National eamiabip Co. . Prec 4 City of Baltimore Gr), Jones, Liverpool—J @ yale, Steamabip St Laurent (Fr), Lemarie, Havre—Geo Macken- ne. Steamship Empire, Nelson, Wilmington, NOC—James Hand, Bark Yumuri (Br, Johneon, Sagua— Waydell & C Bark Ida F Taylor, Anderson, Portland, Oregon: Miller & Thomas, 2 Belge? & Aubrey (Br), Hammond, Barbados -TT &F w Brig John McDonaid (Br’, Stiles, St John, NB. pabié Harriet (Br, Prout, &t Johns, NF—Kowring & Archi Sehr Naonta, Smith. Campeche—Miller & Houghton. Schr Wiillam (#r), Outhouse, Kingston, Ja-—-P 1 Nevius & D8. Schr M Brooks, Jones, St Jago de Cuba—Waydell & Co. Sehr M T Stapies, Cotin, Cardenas—Brett, Son & Co. Schr Fanate, Nichols, Havana—Waish, Field & Way. Schr Thomas J Frazier, Madge, Havava—Youngs, Smith & Co, Patel G Dearborn, Scull, Savannah—-N L McCready & 0, Schr M A Iving, Bodine, Norfolk—C E Staples & Co. Schr A U Lawaon, Sackett, Stamiord. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THS HEKALD STRAM YACHTS. Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah, Jan and passengers, to Murray, Ferris & Co." Had the entire passage. Steamship Loutia Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NC, with mdse, to Murray, Ferris & Co, Bark Speed (Nor), Natvig, Rio Janerro, Nov 19, with mdse, to Aymar & Co—vessel to Wendt, Tetons & Hockmanu, Brig Alf (Nor), Steen, Rio Janeiro, 5) days, with coffee, to Daoney, Morgan & Co--vessol to master. Crossed the Equa- tor Dect, in fon 33 W. Hat moderare weather. Schr Webster Barnard, Smich, Juccsoaville, 4 days, with yollow pine, toH W Lond & Co. ReveRNED— Schr Dragon(Br), Weeks, hence for Trinida 7th inst, at LPM, when off Sandy Hood, was run into by of the Spanish guntoats, carrying away cutweter and bead gear, The gunboat had her bulwarks stove, Passed Through Avil Gates BOUND souru. Rogers, Myaiie for New York, in ballast, lervey, Rocxiand for New York, with limo jentloy, Brig Onseo new), Schr Thow Hix, tf tod R Brown. Schr Richmond, Hall, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candia & Prosser, Schr Alabama, Vangtlder, Sulem for Philadelphia. Schr Maud Webster, Wevster, Cape Cod for New York, Schr Maria Louisa, 'tibbets, Madison tor New York. Kchr Mary J Mead, Thrasher, Taunton for New York. Schr Marina, Smith, rrovidence for New York. Schr EB Coffin, Coffin, Providence for New York. Sehr I. J Pahner, Smote, New Condon for New York. Sehr Yankee Boy, Dill, New Haven for New York. Schr MH Weacott, Gandy, New Haven for New York. Schr Carrie P Kien, Rich, New Haven for Norioik. Rich, New Haven for Norfolk. ck, Givawood tor New York. 30} Brig Roanty, Ford, New York for St John, NB. Schr Dart, Jonson, Eiizabetiport for Stamford. Schr Emily, Hazelton, E izabethport for Bridgeport. r Fish Haws, Mclean, New York for Gloucester, lie Burton, Paimer, New Yorkfor Stawfora. Wind at sunsc; NW. Marine Disasters. Sure EH Taxon, Anderson, from Liverpool for New Tork, before reported ashore on the Isle of Man, is stated by a cable despatch dated Jan 7 to be » totai loss. BARK ARLINGTON, Bartlett, from Bristol, E, for Mobile put back 7ti inst with cargo abffted, SuIP Frep WARREN, Homewood, at Boston from Liver- pool, reports Dec 49 4, lon 8915, in a severe gale from the westward, abipped u very keavy sea, washing away both quarter boats, binnacle and railing, starboard side of the house, and lifting stanchions of port’ monkey rafl, filling the docks ful of water and washing everythiug movable from 5 Brig HATTIN WHERLER, from Portland for St Plerra, Martinique, returned to port 6th inst with loss ot jrbboom, having experienced a heavy blow olf Cape Elizabeth. Sone Queen oF CripreRs, Long, frcm Rockland, Me, for Glace Bay,went ashore at Kingsburg, Lunenburg’ count NS, night of sth ult, during a gale, and became a total lon She registered 179 tons, and was owned in Halifax, NS; in- sured for #400 in the United States. Sonn Err s, Jackson, from Campeche for New York, bo- fore reported put fu'o Newport. Sth inst wimdbound, expert- enced heavy gales 2d, fl and 4th fost, and split eats, Miscellancow: Quick PAssAGR—The achr Webster Barnal which arrived at this port yesterday from Jacksonville, mx the run in four days, which is provably the quickest passa, ever mare between the ports. LAuNcump-—At Steuben recently, a double deck brig of 310 tons, named Orbit, owned by Mr Hemenway of Machias, Captiva Nash and others of Mteuben, aud parties In New York, ho will joad at Machias, Notice te Mariners. MEDITERLANEAN—SPAIN—TEMPORARY DISCONTINUANCE OF HOUMIGA GRANDE Lion. ‘The Spanish government has given nolce that, the late ales having damped the Lizbthouse on Hormiga Grande ialet, the Hybt exhibited therefrom will be discontinued dur- ing the repairs. FRANCR—ALTERATIO @HE8 AT MARSRILLF, The French government tas given notice that from abont the Ist of December, 1469, the following alteration in lighting of the north entrance of the new harbor at Marseille would take place, viz :— ‘The fixed and flashing red and white Iizht on the south side of the of the Port Imperial would be dis- continue ead a light would be exhibited from Light ve in a line with the outer jetty, 623 yards north of tI eree dein Pinede. The light In w faced red light, elevated 89 fect above the », and in clear weather should be seen from i of 7 miles, The {Mlummating apparatus ta dioptric or by te The Light vease! is painted red. To pasa through the north entrance of the araeifle keep the light vessel on the starboard ed to the eastward of tt, steer to the y Aw poasible midway between the two green lights; but when these two green lights (which from being exposed to the sea caunot at tunes be ligh not visivle the two green lamps on the Traverse ‘Will serve as a ufticient guid DiRRCTION new ports of a, and, hi GICILY—ALTERATION IN LIGHT AT EXTREMITY OF PA- MO MOTE. ‘The Italian government has given notice that the followin; alteration in the tight marking tha extremity of the Mole Palermo has taken place, viz. he light heretofore exhibited from a Light vessel moored off the extremity of the Mole has heen discontinued and 1a Row exhibited from a mast on the extremity of the Mole, I6f-yards to the southward of the Harbor light. The light is elevated $4 fect above the sea, and should be seen froia a distance of two miles. NORTH SEA—ELUM RIVER—ALTERATION IN OUTER FLUE vant. ‘The Prossian government as given notice that from the Nth day of Decemver, 185%, the following alteration wiil be made in the Lghtexbivited from the outer Light vessel, river Elbe:— The present fixed white light will be auperseded by w re- volving White Light, attaining ite greatest brilliancy every 20 seconds. SUTLAND—-1RACONS ON FANO ISLAND, The Danish jovernment has given notice that inorder to render the navigation of the Graa Deep independent of Jerne Church, which in hazy weather cannot be scen from the bar, the following arrangement of Deacons has been made on Fano isian ‘A new beacon, 42 feet high, having on the top a red, aquare board, with cross boarda abore and below, bas been erecied on the northweatern cliffs, near where the Mill Beacon stood, atid the Mill Beucon has Veen removed to the eastern cliils ou the north end of Fano. ‘The two beacons abd (when seen) Jerne Chureh, kept in = line, is the leading mark over the parof the Grau Deep. JAPAN—YRDO WAY—-LRACON ON PLYMOUTH ROOKB, Information has been received, that a beacon has been } placed on a sunken rock forming the extremity of the ledge Fede Tate the Fiymonth Rocks, wost side of the entrance to wm bearings aremagnetic, Variation 3; degree easterly in JAPAN—XEDO BAY—BUOY SOUTHWARD OF YOKOHAMA ANCHORAOR. The J government has given notice that an Iron Furs theresa etfs een, moored in four Cathome on oe ako xtreme of the shallow wator to the southward Anchorage, with the following bearings, viz:— . ‘Mandarin Bluff, $ by Fy B, Month of the Canal, swihe 8 48. Centre of the Englisk Hotaba, W by S. GIMONOBEKI BTRATT—1U1 To frclitate the havicaiion ‘oft THE OMAN. Tron Buoys, with cages, have. been pl ree i cn sete i venoms VA Buoy with hinck and w the Kanabise or Fisherman's Rocks; from oe tame ‘Mort Hilt bears SW, Taaki Points ESE. Kus-aakl, RE by N, 2." "ited' Buoy In three fathoms on the Middle Grounds. from it Kiisl-aak bears NNW 34 W. Tanks Point. SE by 8 's 8. Kanabuse Thuoy, W by 8. Nore—The deepest water through the channel will be fonnd 136 eablos kouthward of the Biova, TAI hearings are magnetic. Variation 24 degrees West- erly in 1869.] Whalemen. Arrived at Honolntu Dec 2 bark Minerva, Allen, from New Zeatend, with 800 bbla a oll, 60) do wir oil. 2000 Ibs bone. Balled’ from do Nov 30, Parks Monticelo, Reynold to cruise; Doc 1, Gay Head, Kelley. do and home; 2d, shipe Onward, Pulver, to crnine; Rainbow, Baker, New Bedford; barks Nite, Farl, New Tondon: Ben ‘Cummings, Halsey. t0 cruise: 6th, anip THibernia, Williams, do; barks J D Thomp- ann, Alten, do: 7th, Sea Breeze, Fisher, do; Aeora Barnes Jeffrey, do, eenelan Forte. 5 n’pradiey, Brat nNO8 AYRE, Noy 1k—In port barks radley, Brad~ aT Hondaree cay Huxtorteand Flor lel Mar (84, Wine well, for NYork ldg;' Augustine Kobbe, Carver, and Tand, Rural Jo; Brunawick, Fitts: Serene, Oliver; Sara’ ‘A Staph ;Sarab Hobvrt, Croston ; Gan Eden, Green: feat Pndeavor, Montfort: Morhing Light (Br), Lavendar Grace Redpath (Br), Botafcrd; Lord Clarendon (fir), Laven: der: Lina Abbott Br, Scobey; At antic (Hr), MeKenzlo, and Wabeno (Rr), Dairvmple, ding; 8 Morton Shawmnt, Small, o, for Antwerp; Helen Sanda, W. from Charieston. ditg: Samt E Spit do; Eugenie (Br), Rennie, from St Br, Ravage, from Si John, NB, {ioks Agenora, White, and Annie W 0 otdard (Br), Randall, for NYork, ld; Minnie Abbe, Harding; Atlas, Mitchell; Ma- rio, Lep Farah L Lapprell. and Aurora (Br), din , from Anoanolis, NS. do; Fredonia, Cus from Paranagua, do; Fidelia, Stone, from Rosart Yonng, for river ports; schrs Burdett Hart, Horto: Hunter, Harknens, for do. Balled priorto Nov 18, bark Talavera, Carver (from Cardiff), Rosario. FAYAL, Nov 20--In port bark Geo Treat, Ginn, from Pe- nang for London, cig for repairs. HANOLULU, Dec In port ships Magnet, Crosby, and John mock (Br, Winchel, for New Bedfort, dg; Iolani (Haw), ‘Words, for'do do: Lorenzo, Follansbee, trom Baker's Island for Queenstown, wig orders. HALirAax, dat 3--Cieared, brig John Givan, Mayo, Rich- ond, Va. MYTVERTOOT, Jan 4—Arrived, La Rochelle, from Baker's Island, with guano. ‘Arrived at do 7th, ship Fllen Sonthard, Morse, Charleston. Ltvervoor., NS, Dee 25—Arrived, barks Ellora (Br), Laid- law, Horton : 39th, Albacore, Wilson, NYork. PLYMOUTH, Jan 7--Arrived, steamship Westphalia, Schwensen, NVork for Hamburg ‘and proceeded). Pont MEDWAY, NS, Dec 4—Arrived, brig Acadia, Tibbets, RYork vin LAverpial. ° GURRRATOWH, Jan G-arrived, steamablp Russia, Lott, York for Liverpool (and sailed), kr JonN, NB, Jan 7—Artived, ship Enos Boule, Soule, Portland; sehr King Bird, Mason, NYork, Amrrican Ports. BOSTON, Jan &—Arrived, sehre Pin i Furber, Cobb, Georvetown, DC ; Julia A Garrison, Lord; TT Tasker, Allen, aad Fawn. Kelley, Philadelphia, Cleared—Steamalip Aleppo (Br), Browne, Li via NYork; bark Warren White, Lamb, Havana; schrs Pomona (Br), Molynenx, St Domingo’ Wm Walton, Reeves, NY. pallet aniahip Aleppo (and passed Cape Cod at 4 PM ‘x Warren W! a Teh —Arrived. steamship Saxon, Philadelphia; brig 3 D Lin- coln, Hovoken; ache Gana, St Michae a, BALTIMORE, Jan 6—Arrived, ship G@ M Adams, Manson, Smith, and BY Callao; bi Georgia, Swan, Georgetown, 80; scbre Melita (Br), wall, Gardens; EH Barnes, Avery, and Louise Crock- ett, NYork, «© Cleared—Bark Pletades (Br), Molt, Matanzas. Ratled—Bark Manitou; schr Wenonah. CHARLESTON, Jan 4—Arrived, schr Marcus Hunter, Orr, New Orleans. Cleared--isark Palmira (Sp), Motta, Barcelona. Sailed Schr L QC Wishart, Mason, Georgetown, DC, and NYork. Tth—Seiled. steamehip Magnolia, NYork. FORTRESS "NONROR, ‘Jan 7_Arrived,, bark | Nyborty Fares Si uepeia for cases ‘Passed owt 2d, brig Miia, from Norfolk for Liverpool. nab RIVER, Jan 5—-Arrived, chr Col Jones, Strang, altimore, fih—Atcived, brig John Brightman, Gray, Mob Bisse Speen, Conklin, Baltimore; ‘H Skinner, Pl elphin. GALVESTON, Dec 2—Cleared, achr Robt Palmer, Clark, x York. HOLMES! HOLE, Jan 5, AM—Arrived, achra Ralph Carle- ton, Curtis, Philadelphtw for Portand Ban) Wright, Young, Roston for Yeomico River, Va; Cora Morrison, Hig- My for Norfolk; Alice P Higgina, Higgins, do for ‘Gwin Va. Brig N Stowers; ache Morning Star. ‘Arrived, scors Erma Linwood, Turton, and Emma F Lewis, Pierce, Ycomico River, Va, tor Boston; Henrietta, Clark, James’ River for Thomaston; Mary ila, Thomas, enstle, Dai, for Portland. Newcastle, Del, for Portian re Cornell, ridge 6th, 8AM-—Arrived and sailed, Rondout for Boston; Emma. L' Gregory, Thorndike, Bal more for Portland; Eben Wale, Higgins, do for Hyannis, Also sailed, brigs Southera Cross, Noevitas; achrs James Craig, Geo P Trigg, Sopula Godfrey, Ralph Carleton, Wm O eat, Emma Linwood, Emma F ‘Lewis, Henrietta, Mary la. '9 AM-Arrived, schr J J Spencer, Heather, Boston for Mo- bile. MOBILE, Deo 81~Arrived, brig Eugracta (Sp), Marial, Carienas, Clenred-—Barks Liverpool (Br), Marsters, Bremen; Dirigo, Blair, Boston, ‘brig HC sibley, Colwon, Havre; senr Ridge: wood, Derrickson, Providence. NEW ORLEANS, Jan Arrived, steamship Bremen (NG), Laint, Bremen via Havre and Havana, Sovruwrer Pass, Jan 1 Arrived, barks Tesbel (Sp), Tom- Havana; brig Catharine, Drew, Rio Janeiro. Also ar- rhip Mary Durkee, Sutherland, Ardrossan: bark Anna Walsh, Norsrtt, Liverpool. Sa ee Victor, Mari- ofa ; ships Elia S Thayer, Bessie nna. PAEWPORT, Jan 6 Arrived, brig Open Bea, Coombs, Provi- dence for Witinington, NO. ‘Sailed—Selirs Lucie M Jenkins, Jenkins, and Geo 8 Fogg, Rich, Koston for Tangier: Chas ¥ Atwood, Burroughs, do for St Marys, Md. NEW LONDON, Jan 4.- Salted, achrs Wild Pigeon, Phillipe, Horton for NYork; Louisa Francis, Kelley, New Bedford for do; Ida, Phillips, Taunton for do; Amos Falkenpurg, Terrill, Fail River for do; Mary A Predmore, Hart, Providence for Elizabethport. : PENSACOLA, Dec 2%—Cleared, ships Thorwaldaen, Willis. i, Rely; Lady Louies, Ciirwin, Taverpoo!s bark Wil, ne (NG), Bubl, do: scbra Fanale A Bailey, Locke, and filler, Miteneil, NYork: B0th, Ada Ames, Adams, Balti- Hannah Pare, Wilbelmson, London. LPHIA, Jan 6—Cieared, brig American Union, Whieny, Matanzas; ‘schra slarietta Steelman, Steelman, do; Ellie L Smith, Smith, Havana. 7th Arrived, ship Tuscarra Rowland, Liverpool; bark Stataran| Brock, Nicklayson, do. PORTLAND, Jan 5—Arrived, steamship Franconia, Bragr, NYork. Below, at anchor in the roads, schr Mary Louise, from Sugua. a ine, Haven, Buenos Ayres. Co renee barks Andes, and) M Oburchi i Sailed—Ship Eunos u brign E P Swett, Wenonab, Emma, Poinsett; schra Isaac jaivin, Bramball. Keene, Hattie E Sampson, Teazer, PROVIDENCE, Jan 6—Arrived, uchrs'L A Rose, Rosy Pamlico, NC: Selina W Bunnell, Bunnell, Georgetown, D Susan E’Nash, Nash, and Efizabeth B, Hogan, Elizabethnort. Salied—sehrs Etta M Story, Kelly, Tangier; ST Wines, Hulae, Baltimore. é Arrived. achrs Charlie & Willi ROCKLAND, Jan 1. Feeling iver, Baltimore, Balled Ist, R Bullwinkle, French, Nvork ; 4th, Chariie Cobb, ven TRA NCISCO, Jan 6—Arrived, ships Asa Eldridge, Ra ker, and Dexter, lor, NYork; Saml G Reed, Winsor, do; barks Montana, Harriman, Newcastle, NSW; Emma Maris Maret Bark Speranza’ (Br), Gray, London (with 14,000 re ee Fern Atrived, bark Sylvia, WW Swasey, Coffin, Boston. CEORUNEI SEPT PASO Bare Charlotte (60), Lan- don, 1d—Sailed, slp Constitution (Br), Dutton, Li ol. Bacau fan -Avtived, achr@now Squall, Robinson, New York. Kalied 4th, schr Emma R Graham, Smith, Philadelphia. WILMINGTON, NC, Jan 4—Went to aea, schra Louisa Smith, NYork; C'H Eaton, Ponce, PR. Barks West Wind, outside the rip, at Main bar, waiting balance of cargo; Elgi yutside the rip, reat jor . OWICKEORD, Jandiu port schrs Young Teazer, Bright- man, from Bristol for Havana; Minerva. Brightman, from do for Cardenas; Hattie M Howes. Howes, from Providence for Baltimore. ie _MISCELL ANEOUS. ‘ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THK A courte of different States; | Ke., suiictent cause; no char, F. 1. KING, Counsellor at Li (ABSOUDTE, DIVORCES OB’ DI ent States, legal hip help een ey eet ot ‘ biieity; no charge in advance, ‘Adv! cae nO PO HOUBE, Counsellor, deny Nassau street, 1)* 3 B, FOOTE, AUTHOR OF “MEDICAL COMMON ] Sense,” may be consulted in person or ty bons at bie office, 120 Lexington avenue, corner of East Twenty-eighth Btreck, Ofice hours from 1UA. M, till 4 P.M. Consultation free. \ARO CHECKS.—COMPRESSED IVORY IN SETS OF Fn? pinin, Wis joeh, 480s lined, $60, encraved anme ue ivory, ‘#0 WM. M. 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