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10 WASHINGTON. CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. Yered with the democrats to prevent the passage of the bill Se the fifteenth constitutional endment to the States, He forwarded to he Clerk's 5 me and had read from the toma Congress a portion of the remarks Mt the last session by Mr. Summer agaiust the bill referred to and in advocacy, as a Bubstitute therefor, of Congressional legistatton, Mr. Stewart said that upon tie occasion reierred to ‘the Senator had appiled some haughty, overbearing reasure by which he now sought vO coerce him, ie did not then charge that Senator with acting With the democrats, and now Le Was willing to let him alone, when he attempced to shut the door m the face of @ State which came forward to help the overnment He asked to be allowed to exercise lis own respousiolity from one whose Claims for superiority be could Not recognize. He did not fear being read Oué Of the party by the Senator from Massachusetts because of having acted with the administration, aud was well satisiled with the company in which be pow found nimself, On motion of Mx, Dake the Senate at fve o'clock adjourned, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. WASHINGTON, Jan. 12, 1870, THE PIPTEENTH AMENDMENT. Mr. Woop, (em.) of N. Y., presented a joint reso- lution of the New York Legislature withdrawing the assent heretofore given Lo the r@ftification of the fif- teenth amen oat, Laid on the table, SONAL EXPLANATION, Mr. Woopwaxb, (dem.) of Pa, made a personal explanation on the sudject of a colloquy which took place bevween himself and Mr. Scofield im relation to repudiation by Alleghany county, Pa, BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS, Mr. WiLSoN, (rep.) Of Minn., introduced a bill granting lands to the S tate of Minnesota for a rail- road to the Winnepeg boundary of the British pos- Bessions. Referred, Mr. GARFIELD, (rey.) Of Onlo, introduced a bill to amend the act establishing the Departmen: of Kdu- cation, And to abolish the Bureau of Refugees and Free dmen and Abandoned Lands. Keterred, Mr. Pomzkoy, (rep.) of Iowa, introduced a Dill repealing so much of the act of August, 1846, as declares tue Des Moines river @ public highway. Passed. Mr. FERRISS, (rep.) of N. Y,, from the Commitiee on Mines and Mining, reported a bul to amend the act granting right of way to divch and canal owners over the public lands. Recommnited, Mr. Con (rep.) Of Mich., offered a resolution instrucung the Committee on Commerce to inquire into the necessity of removing the sand bar and otuer obstructions acrogs the mouth of the Clinton river, Lake St, Clair, Michigan. Adopted. Mr. Urson, (rep.) of Ohio, offered a resolution di- recting the Secretary of the Treasury to take into consideration the necessity of erecting a suitable bulldimg in Cleveland of the Cns- tom House, Uuited States courts and imiernal reve- nue ofiices. Mr, Kexs, (dem.) of Ind., Introduced a bill to re- peal tne ach of J 17, 1862, defining additional causes of challel and prescribing an additional le oath lo graud and petit jurors ui United states courts, reed, by Mr. 0 (rep.) of Tll.—Retunding the duttes paid 0} : Ohureh of tue Holy Family, at On by r. N. 1804, tor nd providing that wit. » (dew) of ML of February r pay.cent ¢ v1 "The Hou ot tne 1 for ti IIA NAVY d, ag the T ideration of the oul avy Yard to ) of Wis. ey an ara of Wisconsin and De . Scottelu, Keiley, O'Ne hour ex; moruing hour, " REPRESENTATION. sed to call up the bili relating to b of repres Jon, but as APPORION Mr. Jubp prop el for that pury id call up lus bill au ADMIS OF VIR ‘The ilouse then proceeded to the bf to admit tie Stale of Vi tion in Congress, Air, FARNSWORTH, (rep.) of IL, who reported the Dili trom the Reconstruction Commitee, addressed the Hiouse in explanation and advocacy of it. He Suid hal the new © tion of Virginia had re- ceived a more nearly uimous Vote of Lhe people Yuan the Consututtion of any other recoustracied State the vote beng two hundred and ¢ for the constitauo nousend to the test oath he coincided with the opinion of the Attorney General that it could not be exacted from bers of the Virguna vied What oat should be required, Ss Uh Oath to observe aud obey ihe con tuiton of tie Unlied States and che constitution Jaws of Virginia, Leside exucte the Lest out had not been of the Leisiacure of any ate, except in the case of utred by the , t of & come’ to the conciusion ty follow tne bible re froin the meurbet onsiractea witere 1¢ Was 1 Congress, He lad at that ic would be betce: dation and to swe yal muluplication oaths, oaths, whic worth and wealth {ror e wanted b that tne only now was Bides © Iu ad of a caudic ina swear? ho matter whether 4 not bratas aad iuteliige and morat , Provided he couid take the test oath. It 2 to say that Mone of the Southern come up with more al nd conformed 10 tue \° Virg had done. Sue er requirement 88 SHOULd Hot euchery by another member of the », allading to Mr. #arns- ths und conditions im- 0 torize in fitting terms the re- markabie conduct of that geatieman, who has bet euwrusted With Its*manegcuient by the comunttce a5 8 sriend and Suppo: oi the measure, but who had scen fit to at angie it in its birth, Le tek wenton to make an argument in favor of the v s Uo the test oath lie declared that the loyal- d ivat that oath should it was the democrats, under of Govcrnor Walker, that desired to be re heved irom aii oaths whatever. ‘This government, he said, wag ita transition state, From the adop- Uon of the.consitution to the present time the re- 1 ud een the theatre of an incessant struggle 1 national and Coniederate ideas and princi- pies. The democratic pariy had by its revelilon essentially narrowed the semi-sovereign character of the Siates, and lenceforward within the wide range of the momentous mverests covered by the thirveenti and fourteenth amendments of tue con- stitution the States would be pracucaily litte more tian counties, ‘Chis was 8 great stride in the direc- tion of consolidated nationality and of the transier of power from the representatives of the people In the State Legislatures to the representatives of the people in Congress, and Le favored the national side 4 the struggle, Air. MORGAN, (@em.) of Ohio, declared himseif un- alterably opposed to the Conditions contained in the bul for the admission of Virginia to representation, aud in favor ox the subsutute offered by his colleague (Air, Lingham), nov because Virginia nad complied Witn te reconstraction acts, Wut because of an older and a grander law—the constitation of the United States. He did not want Virginia brought back manaci ined as a slave. He argued of ali these acts py a review of ted with the creation of the State of chk Could nor have a a St r pubn e by othe E t At nsion of Mr. Morgan’ douse adjourned, ARREST IN HUDSON CITY, On Tuesday night @ faise alarm of fire was sonndea tn Hudson City, N. J., and the fire companies turned Tne members of Hose any No. 3, 1 run- along Washington aveaue, dragged thelr c sluge on the sidewalk, smashing the flags in several places. AS the 1aw in Hudson City and Bergen is very etringeot in the matter of driving on sidewaiks, Warrants were issued by Recorder Aldridge, and yesterday morning the fol- Jowing members of the company were brought to the court by officer Cooper ani held to bad:—Joun Rudolph, Prederick Becker, Jacob Sweider, Jahn Nievunr, Willigin Vogel, Charies Of and Adolphus Shepherd. Two others are still at large, ‘the ex- amination will take place to-morrow evening. A complaint was lodged rd, inse Libercy engine comp: is & Wagou oclonging wo Jacob Koos, 1a ALLEGED EMNBZ2LEMENT.—Yesterday, armed with a warrant issued by £. W. Bryan, police justice of Rochester, Detectives Farley and Limington ar- sted ayoung man named William R, Anderson, wa It is alleged, bad embezzled $1,563, money voi. jecied by bim while in the employ of the Join Han- cock Life Insurance Company as their was delivered to officer wera, Of Rochester, and was (asen to that clly last evening for arraignment on the cuarge. ny Tor break: South stro result was tat hls friends hardly toos the tout proportions to the cause. looking for & quo twarranto in the case of Judge says ly NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1870—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘THE STATS CAPITAL. Passage of the Conspiracy Repeal Bill in the Assembly. The Plan to Restore Municipal Gov- ernment to Cities. THE RELIEF OF BROADWAY. ALBANY, Jan, 12, 1870, The bill repealing the Conspiracy law passed the Assembly to-day tn an amended form, as { notiflea you as being accepted yesterday, It is entirely in the interest of the trades unions, and ia regardea by all parties as a fair interpretation cf the original law. There was not one dissentient vote, ninety-nine voting in favor of the bill. In the Senate it did not go through, but was referred, at the desire of H. CO. Murphy, to the Judiciary Committee; but there is very little doubt that it will nally pass, AS a preliminary to the legislation to take place with regard to our metropolitan government, Mr. Jacobs offered the following resolutions, whic! were adopted :— Whereas the people of this State at the recent alection de- cided that radical change in the character of the govern- ment of municipalities suouid be elfected; and Whereas the popular opinion #o earnestly expreased should meet with a prompt aud sattstuctory response {rm the Leg: ihtrolved, That tho, Committee on the Affairs of Cition be ted to report at the earilest ‘a plan asin their at Wik Teatore to the oith tala Stato the full and ment Owen Cavanaugh’s bill to extend the time for col- lecung excise license fees until the Ist of May was read a tird time and passed by a vote of 72 to 37, the republicans generally voting agamst it, 1t pro- vides also that n0 license shall be revoked for non- payment of license by the Excise Commissioners during that period. Tho object of the law is of course to protect the liguor dealers from unneces- sary oppression until the doomed Excise law is re- pealed, which will be before many days. Another effort towards the reuer of Broadway can be found in the bill introduced by Mr. James Irving to extend Madison avenue trom Twenty-third strect to Union square, A glance at the map will show that by opening these intermediate six blocks between the two points a direct Mue of communication will be formed by this unprovement from that portion of Broadway at which point raliroad crossiags, and the obstructions ofa the tilimitable iines of stages, the crash of carts Gud wagons, and all the hotel business con- centrated tn that viewmty, almost cut oif the pas- sage lo Fifth avenue—il it is to be enjoyed witn any comlort—either to the pedestrian or We travellers im private carriages. Our peopie must reach Fifth aveaue rom down town by some convement route, Atpreseul it 18 NeXt LO aN Impossibility to do so, but with an open avenue which would not be ub- structed by the rush of ordinary travel the end could easily be obtained, Contested elections in the House this year are very jew. Probably the resolation adopted yester- day that the defeated contestant shall pay nis OWA expenses, instead of the State footing the biils, as was the former pleasant custom, muy Keep many contestants out of controversy, It is suld that the seat of Mr. KE. D. Lawrence, of Bast Chester (democrat), 18 woout ta be contested by Howard C. Cady, of Rye (republican), a candidate tor Assembly in the Westchester istrict, Mr. Law- was avery popular member Jast year, aud 90d service to Is district by the assist- ance of both democrats and republicans on the door thas bis nomluation for re-election was made by acclamation forthe first time in this districc; the to go to ihe polls, ms election being regarded 4 certainty, its majority was 17, aliuougi there @ lalling off, according clal returns, of 2,280 i the conte: his own bill ergen, of New_York, the purport of whicn pply the Sight Hour Labor jaw of Congress to the pubiie i unions of tis State, with a penal clause attacked, makiog all parties not in official position Hable to fine and impsisonment for eagag- ing Workimen for more Lhan eight hours a day, and subjecting olficials to dismissal jor the same offence, So far, i wWuderstand, the bili is not regarded with much , ab wil probably be clipped of its penal clause belore ib comes Lo ve legisiated upon. ‘¢ are ROW LWo propositions of Mr. L. D. Rie wu Up ior consideration, which will excite some t- ye One 18 a bill to remove the ap- pottment of marshals from the Supervisors to tue hands of the Sherut, which, showd it pass, will cause some Commotion im tie former body. What dir, Kiernan’s object is can only be divined by lus Kuown activity 1u making starting changes in the metropolitan boay poluic whenever he gets & chances The other proposition 1s an excellent one which nobody will regret to see carried out. [tis & resosution to the effec. that the wharves and plers of New Lor are a disgrace to the country, and that the Committee on Commerce avd Navigation be tustructed to frame and reporta bill for their entire ruction On @ commensurate with ies of our tmperial maritime city. Mr. Nac ered & somewhat similar resolution, showlaug that both of these gentlemen comprehend one of the leading wanis of the city of New York, Demands for writs of go warranto are in order here just now. Juage Connolly spreads nis law eyes of the Albanians fn this die ig here to back up Henry Murray, who is Couiter, declared elected to the seat which Judge Connoily formerly occupied aud which dir. Murray 2 Was counted oul of, Murray is here in the iuverest of the cause aud to the terror of counters- out, The prooabilities are that be will obiainm the yrit from ie Attorney General, and that as a lit Unere will be @ lively time in the courts. Joan Foley, tue deieated Supervisor, 18 also after Harry Smith, and will foliow him with a sharp stick in the Shape of another quo warranto, uf he can get it, with tie aid of Senator Genet, who is said to bave some interest in the matter, The appomtment of Health Officer, 1 have the best authority saying, Will not be made this week, though yas some ramor that 16 would A good deal of embarrase- ent, both for personal and poliical re; it may be of some advantage to the 999 applicants for the twenty-nine piaces of harbor masters to Kaow that nothing wilibe done ¥ tae Governor Jor two Weeks at least. ‘The serious iilmess 01 Speaker Hitchman is univers sally regretted here. Has plaee was lilied to-day py Mr. J. 0. Jacooa. Out of rd to Mr, Hitchinan the sembly adjourned at nalf-past twelve o'clock. The Speaker, however, 1s much better to-might and will s00n be abié to resume nis duties. Governor Hotfman has appointed Mr. A, Melyiite Osborne, Of Calskill, as Couaty Judge of Greeae county, to Sli the vacancy caused by the desta of Mr. Jolin Olney. ment surround. NiLW YORK LEGISLATURE. ALBANY, Jan. 12, 1870, SENATZ APPOINTMENTS, The Clerk announced the following appoint- ments:—Journal Clerk, Charles R, Dayton, of Suffolk county; Assistant Journal Clerk, Frank B. Brown, of Steuben county; Depacy Journal Clerks, Charles J, Gaylord, of Dutchess county; George Break, of Mon- roe county; Charlies E. Jolnson, of Westchester county; Clerk's Bank Messenger, Robert D. Crane, NOTICES OF BILLS. By Mr. Woop—To punish homicide by the careless use of firearms; also, organizing the general terms of the Supreme Court under the amended judiciary article. By Mr. CAuLpwELL—For the relief of Wiliam Chamberlain and others; also, for the relief of Georgiana Baspford. ‘The report of the Superintendent of the Banking Deparunent was recety BILLS INTRODUCED, By Mr. CavipweL1—Incorporatiug with a part 0) tue town of West Faris. by Me. LEwis—Contirming the location of the Insane Asylum at Wateriown; also to change the name of tie Batalo Union Tron Works. by Mr. Hatt uxg—To abolish the Contracting Board aud the system of repairing the canais by contract. Morrisania REPORTS. By Mr. Tweep—Tne bili allowing the city of Albany to Issue bonds, THE CONSPIRACY BILL. ‘The Conspiracy bill was received irom the Assem- for concurrence. Mi. NOKPON moved its reference to the Commit- he Whole, Mr. KENNEDY moved its reference to the Judiciary Comunitvee, Lost by 12 to 13, ‘the mouon to refer the bill to the Committee of the Whole was lost by a vote of 16 to 9—not a two- thirds vote—and i¢ was them referred to the Judi ciary Committee, ‘Tue Senate tac went into executive session, but pened the door: WILLS INTRODUCED, By Mr. BANKS—Yo amend the Capitol Police act. by Mr MORTON—Ameuding the act relative to draining swamps. By Mr. ORKAMER—Repealing the act creating the New York Oily License ifaw. hy Mr. HARDENBU Organizing general terms, &¢., of the Supreme Court unace tue amended jad clary aritcie. vy Mr. MorTON-—To liave the Central Park roads Ugited win gas, ASSEMBLY, ALBANY, Jan. 12, 1870. ‘The annual report of the Canal Commissioner was received, Mr. FIELD reported in favor of adopting the fisty- fecond rule relative to resolutions which ahall lie over one day. Agreed to, BILLS REPORTED, By Mr. CuLiRN—For the rellet of 0. V. Camp. wa a K1gkNAN—For an additional police court in Mr FImLD—Amending the general manufactur. By ing act. THE CONSPIRACY LAW. The bill amending the Conspiracy law Was passed. WILLS INTRODUCED. By Mr. O’Keeve—To charter the Nassau Savings Bank, of brooklyn, ‘By Mr, MospLy—Amending the salt manufactur. ing law; also relative to life insurance companies, a Mr. Benima— Aushoriaing ep ine ofa canal bridge tn Lenox, Madison . Mr, Wrignt—For the relief of Mary A, By- croit, rok Mr. Invinc—To extend Madison avenue, New ‘ork, Mr, KreRNAN—To enable the Mayor, &., of New York to isure, property against Toes by ‘hres aso amending the act of 1862, relative to the New York Ciiy Courts. By Mra, G Ce at charver the Ladies’ ald Society of New York. By re Mircneui--Amending the law of 1800, to increase the sataries of the interpreters of the potice urt oflcers. By Mr. FRUNERET— BABS. fet redemption of lands sold for non-payment axe: By Mr. NacuTMaN—For the reilet of Louisa Camp- bell: also to prevent the selling of hay, straw, &c., Jrom stationary boats at New York docks. By Mr. PEARSALL—To authorize College Point to borrow mouey and issue bonds. By Mr. SLEIGHT—To increase the number of asses- sor’s at Huatington, By Mr. HaSBROOK—Prohibiting the sale of adul- verated articles for drink or medicine, By Mr. LAwnency—Chartering the Tarrytown Fire ment, y Mr. Hosrep—Amending the New York and Brooklyn whariage act. By Mr. Pavuick—For the rellef of Charles Smith and others o! Corning. By Mr. HENNESsY—Amending the law of 1665 rela- lve to the Marshal of New York ctty, By My. J. Davis—For the reitef of deputy inspect- ors of steam boliers; also amending the Horuells- ville Library Association Relief act. By Mr. Pearssti—fo provide for the compensa- uon of highway commissioners. By Mr. VopGu—To amend the Fish Preservation act. By Mr, Jacops—To charter the Long Island Schuetzen Hall Association, RESOLUTIONS, By Mr. Jacops—That the Committee on City Affairs report, as soon as possibie, # v1il to restore to cities their local governments aud aboilsiing com- missions. Adopted. By Mr. Nacu’MAN—That the Salt Committee inves- tigate the management of salt springs and report what legislation 1s necessary to secure an increased yieid of galt aud a greater revenue, Mr. KIERNAN moved to lay it on the table, which ‘Was lost, and the resoiution was laid over. By Mr. Kigkyan—Tnat the Committee on Com- merce report a biil to iinprove the New York city wharves and docks, Agreed to, Mr. Ray called up the resolution instructing the Canal Board to reduce the toils on anthracite coal transportation on the canais, and on motion of Mr, MICHELL It was referred to the Canal Committee, Mr. Baker catied up the resolution directing the survey of the canal in Whitelall and report the cost, &c, Referred. By Mr. M. C, Murpiy—That the Railroad Commit- tee report forihwith the condition of the Pneumatic Railroad in New York, Agreed to, COLLECTING EXCISE FEES IN NEW YORK city, The House went into Committee of the Whole to consider the bill for exteading the time for coliect- ing excise fees in the ciiy of New York. It was Amended so asto extend the time ull the first of June, and then reported to tue House and put on its final passage and passed—yeas 72, nays 37. HUDSON RIVER KAILROAD STHAM ENGINES IN NEW YORK CrTy. Mr. M. C. Murpry moved that the Railroad Com- mittee report a billto probibit the Hudson Liver iiallroad Company from running steam eugines in New York soutu of Canal street. EXCUSED *ROM COMMITTEE DUTY, Mr. Morviy, of Albany, stated that after he had been appointed to the Committee on Privileges wad 21ee petition contesting his seat had been presented, 4 he asi excused irom serving on that committee. Agreed to, Adjourned, AL The following fs the day calenaar’ in the Court of Appeats for January 15, 1870:—Nos. 6x, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 14, 15, 0, Vi, 78, 79, 40, 80 and 61, NEWARK'S POLIZI(AL TROUBLIS, Still Harping On Cain=He Persists in “Raise ing Cain” and Won't Resigu—Wiat a Newe urk Hotel Keeper Stntes. Our thriving, sober and usually sedate sister city, Newark, across the Jersey meadows, is still consi- derably agitated over the exciting scene witnessed in her Common Council chamber last Friday night, and the course then and since pursued by Mr. Charles Cain, the Alderman who bolted the regular slate prepared by his democratic colleagues in council. Yesterday afternoon the comuittee of five citizens appointed at the recent mdignation meeung in Cain’s ward—the Eleventh—to wait upon and re- quest him to resign, met in a room of City Hall, pursuant to the expressed desire of Mr. Cain, who disliked tne place of meeting originally decided on— Brenner's Hail. Mr, Cain himself was present, The comuinittee was about to interrogaie him as to the cause of lis action in “bolting” the democratic slate, but he declined answering any questions; but stated that, understanding that the committee was simply Charged with requesung him to resign, ne had tO say tbat when a majority of ine taxpayers of the Eleventh ward called upon him to resign he shouid take the matter into serious considerauion; but he did not feel called upon to Go xo at the re- quest of a mecung largely composed of the Filta, pixth and Seventh wards. He thea witudrew, aad the comiitice revired sovu after, ow, then,” ask ine rank and file of the outhunked democracy, “what next 13 to be doue—how shall tie ‘boiter? be checkmated t? In some democratic quarters it 48 Uureal- ened that they will go to the democrauc Legisiature and “put through” @ Mecropolitan Pouce bill, another resuscitating tae defunct Mercantile Cour’, and Bull another turuing the control of Fire Pepartment over to @ commission, ‘That these movements would fail 1s, however, pretty cervain, Some weeks prior to Jast lriday mivht a rumor Was circulated to Ue effect that a piethoric purse was being raised among the republicans anxious to 1¢- tain office, with whici it Was intended to purchase one of the democratic members in Council and thus secure a tie vote, But little heed was paid to the story and it was Cast aside as a republican ‘joke.” “Was Ita joke #7? the Gemocrats are now seriously asking. A well Kuown hotet proprietor, whose pla is wiltuin a svone’s ihrow of the Market street depot m Newark, stated in the presence of a HERALD reporter afternoon that tne foreman compositor of a republican local saeet boasted to aim, im the course of a conversation at Newton, Sussex county, immediately afver tae Newark cuarver election, taat suey (the democracy) need not ve too sure of thelr victory; that there was then deposiied in the office of a Newark German paper the sum Of $5,000; thas if necessary more than as much more could be pro- cured, and that there Was one man among the de- mocrats who, he was certain, could be buught—a Mian that was well acquatatedjwitn “politics over the river.” The hotel proprietor deciare: ness to Wake aiidayit to what he siates. POLICE HEADQUARTERS STORMED. A Night Visit from Ladies—They Attempt to Force an Entrance to See the Rogues’ Gale lery—The “Chicken’? Repuised. At haif-past nine o'clock last evening travellers on Mulberry street, between Houston and Bleecker, may have seen two costly-attired femates moving cautiously towards the entrance of No. 200 Mulberry siveet. As they neared the door one remarked:— “You had better not go ln, Come home, Ellen.’? “J don’t care a—,”? was the response; “1 am bound to see the Rogues’ Gallery, My friend, detec. tive —, is in charge and be will show it wo me.” “Come back, Hilen,’? said her companioa, “you should not act so, Iwill not goim. He is probably not where,”? “I don’t care a —— whether he Js or not. If he ts not there I will go to the lop of the building aad see,” exclaimed tue woman. Vho would you like to see?” asked a genlleman who stood in te door. 4 “Detective ——, of the detectives’ ofice. He is my friend,’ said one of the Jair visitors. eclive —— lias just leit,” she Was answered, ud Will not bein again to-might.’? “J don’t care; | ata bis freau aud will go in,” ex. claimed the femaie, indignantly. “Well, the detec oilice 18 room No. 12—along the hall there; but you wili not tlad him,” was te response, “it want to see the Rogues’ Gallery; can you not show it to us? she askea, I a patronizing tone. “Lam sorry to say, ladies, I cannot,” was the po- lite answer. “Your iriena has lett len minutes ago,” “and you can’t let us see Wae galiery “Lcanaot i have no control of it. Come to-mor- row. Ali nands are at the Mat. Brennan bail at the Academy of Musto to-night. * Weill, L will go there and see him,” exclaimed one of the wou “You wiil not likely find him there.” At this moment oficer Clinton, of the Fourteenth precinct, passed, when one of the ladies appealeu to \ him to persuade her companion to ieave head- quarters. Chnton came up to her, bat tne deter- mined iady refused to jeave. entually she was drawn away by her coMpanion, remarking 2s sie lel fell detectives —— and ——, of the squad, that their friend ‘Chicken know What ‘Cnicken’ means.’? The gentiemauly Clinton escorted the ladies to the end of his pos id bade them good might, and ‘3 and Captain Kelso were leit detective Police Headquart mone in their gions, led. ‘They will “MOLL” AY THE SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. A Police Sergeant Pammelied. About haif-past seven o’clock last evening two drunken countrymen presented themselves ot the office of the San Francisco Minstrels in Broadway and demanded admittance. The employes observed that they were not in a condition to be admitted and refused to take thelr money, The men then retired, bus soon after returned and again attempted to enter. Sergeant Davis, of the Central police office, who is detailed as special officer at. the place, ordered them away the second ume, They went but again returned and at- tempted to force their way in, when Davis cline hea them and forced them to the door, where the men turned upon hita, Knocked him down and were vigo- rously belaboring tim when some of the employes came to the sergeant’s assistance and rescued him his perilous position. In the fight the sustained but shght damage, but men received @ very severe cut. With the aid of Eighth wi officers Davis secured lus prisoners and arraigned them before Captain McDermott, where they gave the names of Henry Norton and R. D. Ackerman, of Newark, New Jersey. The former stated he was a carriage maker by occupation, and the latter a re- cently discharged solaier, Ackerman was bieeding profusely from @ severe cut in the head, whieh the caused by falling upon the tron 1D rom the Central Office was SHIPPING NEWS. Almauae for New York—This Day. Sun riees....... 7 23 Sun sets,...... 455 PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 12, 1870, Herald Packnges. Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will please deliver al! packages intended for the Heap to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam. Yacht fleet, The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the dolivery of packages, as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the reguiar monthly meeting, held March &, 1868:— Resolved, That on and after April 1, I the Ansociatea Press will discontinue the collection of ship news in the harbor of New York. Passed unanimously, Moon sets...morn 3 27 High water..morn 4 42 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, ‘Steamer. 69 Broadway, ib Broadway. 40 Broudway. 69 Broadway. 40 Broadway. CLEARED, Steamship Minnesota (Br), Price, Liverpoo\—Williams & jaion. Steamship CW Lord, Hobart, New Orleans—N 1 Brig- ara. poiamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern—Murray, erris & Co. Bark G H Jenkins (Br), Corning, London—Chas L Wright Co. Bark Brazil (Br), Hibbert, Havre—Bovd & Hincken, Bark Vinco (Br), Cook, Malaxa—G F Bulley. Bark Chasca, Crockett, Melvourne—Mailler, Lord & Que- reau. Bark yorneenr. (Br), Varwell, Sahia—G F Bulley. Bark M E Libby, Linby, Matanzas—'f © Merrill & Co, Brig Amazou (Br), Sadier, Barbacos-—Jones & Lough. pobtis Naina (Br), Richardson, Cienfuegos—Tucker & Light- ourne, Brig Isabel (Br), Fulton, Matanzas—Brett, Son & Co. i oe ae. Abbou (Br), Crowell, Liverpool, NS—G A ae Collins. Trig Isis, Anderson, New Orleans Ht Brigham, oo Lord of the Isles (Br), Peterson, Gonaives—Brett, Son 30. Schr Virginia, Small, Port Spain, Trinidad—Jed Frye & Co. Schr Speculator (Br), Harrie, St Kitts—Jones & Louch, Schr Henry S Marlor, Wines, Sagua—Van Brunt & Slaght, Schr Pinky (Bri, Poaree, Luvana Ferris & Co. Schr A L Uildersleeve, Carroll, Savannab—Bentley, Miller & Thomas. on 8 Lee, Davis, Wilmington, NC—Thomas, Holmes & 0. Schr KX L Kenny, Kilby, Nortolk—C E Staples & Co. Sehr City Pointy Fisher’ Baitinore—J W Mites, Schr # Peterson, English, Philadelphia—Baker & Dayton, Schr A G Laween, Sackett, Stamford, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. p Sivatara, Licutenant Commanding WN 1, 21 days,” Mounts 9 guns aud has « crew of rx and men, ip Brunette, Doane, Philadelphia, with mdse and passengers, (o J Lorillard. Ship Freedom, Bradley, Liverpool, Noy 17, with mdse, to ‘Thos Dunham's’ Nephew & Co, Had fine weather, Ship New World, Champion, London Dec 4, Wight 8th, with mdse and #4 passengers, to Grinnell, Mini & Co, Caine the southern passage and had fine weather, Bark Gessner (NG), Christofers, Bremen, 58 days, with mdse and 167 passengers, to Herman Koop &Co. Took the northern passage and had heavy westerly gales for 8 weeks. Bark Martin Luther (Nor), Pedersen, Bordeaux, 40 days, in baliast, to Wendt, Teens & Bockmunn, Had fine weather i ‘Berke Lowie, Wilks Cardenas, 10 di ‘ith to ark Engl inson, Cardenas, 10 days, with sugar, Brett, 8on'& Go. Had fino weather, i ras Brig Charies ‘Albort (Br), Haray, Bilbo, 39 days, with old tron, to Boyd & Hincken. Has becn 11 days to the westward of Bermuda, with heavy westerly 3 sprung fore and foretopgallant yard and mainboom. Reig Kyrre (Nor), Halvorsen, Cette, 64 days, with wine, to Kobertz & Son—veasel to Funch, Kdye & Co, Passed Gibral- tar Nov iS, Had fine weather most of the passage; was up fo Sandy Hook 1st inst, and was blown off again in a heavy cule, Phil- Brig Eugenla (of Bangor), Larrabee, Palermo, 51 days, with fruit, to order—veasel to master. Passed Gibraltar Dec 10. Had'very heavy weather in the Mediterranean; split ails, &c. Was 5 days north of Hatteras, Brig Gem (of New Haven), Neal, Port Spain, Trimdad, 18 days, in ballast, to Danl Trowbridge & Co. Sailed in com pany with achr Julia E Gammayer, for Navassa. isrig Scotland, Cook, Matanzas, 1 order vessel to Miller & Houghton, nr Sous 1 days, with sugar, é&e, to im Hinrich (N Stehr, Rio Gray 60 days, .c, to C Thomsen—vessel to Funch, the Equator Dec 15, in Jon 40. » Edye & Co. Passed Antigua Dec ad fine Weather up to'Hatteras; has been 8 days north Of that point, with heavy W and NW gales, fichs Guiding Star (of Stockton, Gray, Ponce, PR, 11 days, with oranges, to J & T Pearsall—veesel to master. 9th Inst, Int 37, lou 72, spoke bark “Linda, from Cienfuegos for New ‘ork. Sehr E De Hart (of Georgetown), Low, Fajardo, PR, 14 days, with sugar, tod V Onativia & Co; vessel to Miller & Houghton, Had moderate weather. No date, lat 18, lon 71, spoke brig Mariposa, froin Blo Janeiro for New York. Schr David Bubcoek (of Stockton), Culeord, Matanzas, 20 days, with molasses, to master. Seur Catharine George (Br), Linnehan, Carden: 10 » with sugar and molasses, to Ortiza & Co—vessel to Heney & Parker. Had tine weather. Was 3 days north of jatterad, Schr Dyer (of Franklin), Blaisdell, Corpus Christi, ‘Texas, 2 days, with wool and hides, io McParland « Thorne. Waa 9 days north of Hatteras, with heavy Wand NW gales ; broke foreboom, os Jib and sprung aleat, Seur Carrie Walker, McFarland, Jacksonville, 8 days, with yellow pine, to master. Schr Susan Wright, Mount, Georgetown, SC, 6 days, with naval stores, to Doliner, Potter & Co. Scur @ W Morris, Pierce, from wreck of steamship Gre clan, ashore at Jones’ Inlet, with mdse, to the Atlantic Sub- tic Submarine Wrecking Co. Passed ‘Through Hell Gate, BOUND SoUrH. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse, io. J F Ames Brig Union (tur), Eaton, Coruwallis, NS, for New York, 18 days, with produce, to WI. Duryea. chr H Prescott, Prescott, Portland for New York, with heading, to Durkee & Hougt Schr George B McCielian, Keene, Portiand for Baltimore. Benr Wille A Jewell, Freeman, Portland for Baltimore, Sclir Jas Ponder, Hudson, Salem for Baltimore. Sclr Emma R Graham, Stith, Salem for Philadelphia, Scur Cora Morrison, Higgins, Boston for Virginia. Schr I D Baker, Brown, Boston for Norfolk. Schr J Fogg, Paine, Boston for Tangle Schr WH West, Howes, Boston for Tangler. Scr A P Higgins, Higgins, Boston for Cray Schr George 8 Fogg, Lane, Boston for Cran Sebr BS Mi Dab Brown, Boston for Yoom! Schr David 8 Biuer, Huntley, Boston for Philadelphia, lor & Mathis, Stecluan, Boston for New York, Schr Ida 1, Bearse, Boston for New York, Sciur Jas C'Craiy, Maxson, Gloucester for New York. uc Moses Patten, ilarding, Wood's Hole for Savannah, hr Armenia Barilett, Bartlett, Wateham for Haltmore, Schr Alfred Clase, —, New Bud‘ord for New York, Schr Col Jones, Strong, Fail River for New York. WT Crocker, Harding, Providence for Novfolk. P & i Small, Eilts, Providence fur Norfolk, Kita M Story, Kelly, Providence for Norrolie. Weicome k Beebe, Lozier, Providence for New York, ilag Brainerd, Buell, New London for New York, ranada, Bowen, Brookhaven for Now York. Schr AG Pens, Raynor, New Haven for Norfolk, Scur Gen Wim Hi French, Low, New Haven for Elizabeth port, Sehr Lai r ry = Tsland. Island. dy Adains, Evans, New Haven for Elizabethvort. $s Cono 'New Haven for New York. H Northam, ta Maria, Hardy, scort, Small Bria wor Fannie Keating, Jones, Charleston for Bonton. Amos Falkingham, ferril!, Baltimore for Providence. les, Baitimnore for Providence. s ed Ji Baltimore for Bridgeport. Sehr Fred Tyter, Terrill, Port Jobnson for New Haven, Sehr J 8 Jackson, Abraham, Port Johuson tor Whitestone, Sehr Racaei Jane, Cook, Elzabethpors for Providence, Schr Fashion, Corbey, Elizabetiport for Providence, Schr Phenix, Smith, Bitzabethport for Westport. Schr Native, Green, ilizabethport for Greenwich, Schr Nelile Bloomield, Hobbie, Biizavethport for Stamford, Aad George Washington, Peck, Alizabethport tor Stam- Schr Martha, Jones, Elizabethport for New Have ‘chr Belle, Simpson, Hoboken for Bridgeport. Sehe J L Tate, Pate, Jersey City for Briageport. Sclr Damsel, Corson, New York for City la.and. Sehr F 3 Parker, Little, New York for Glen Cove, SAILED. Steamsh!ps Minnerota, and Jaya, Liver ool; CW New Qrieaisy Louiay Mbore, Newuera, NC Ete Wind at sunset 8, fr 7. Marine Disasters. &reAMBETP EUTRRPE--Gaiveston, Jan 11—The steamship Euterpe, Gilderdale, for New York (reported cleared 4th), ‘with 1050 baies cotton, is on fire, and will be a total loss, The & was built at Mystic in 1864, registered 693 (ons, and was “NC, bas been got off, and arrived at Wilmington, NO. owned by Charles H Mallory. (From Pine Street News Room.) SHIP LAKE OwtaRto (Br), Batrnson, from New York, arrived at Liverpool Jan 12 She reporta 7th inst, in heave gale, lost boat, rails and bulwarks, apd had hold half filled with water, STEAMER LUCILLE, from Baltimore, ashore at New Inlet, Sailed—Barks Nonpare!, aarrimad; brlgs Aquidneot, wD ie ee ees ae aN et fg i i nti a reli Shear ad ener Ras nae Sa es a Smtr JauEs GuTuutE, from Ban Francisco for Liverpool, tro ala wan dasha! arglng hth wat Ppairen pis! Arar 0) AS youeny Mogatua, Fall "Biver" ‘en rs wee Venture ta tan, 8 | TRE er ewe, mac arn vi we sprig cezeter ter en unt nei ot | eae seca Tastes wt Become i a ataaciataes OS cna OR oe mee Bulg Braury (Br), trom New York for St John, NB, was got off Kast Chop, Holurca” Hole, PM 10tb, but little dame Sout 8 G Inwrn (Br), Bouche, from Halifax for Boston, was towed back 6th lant ‘with lous of forambnt, bes & fauall on Bundy. "he has ‘a cargo of #00 bis of herring in leaky. Berry, NYork, ae a ale, |, Barcelona." a Faget Bare ee ‘n a ce Urner Some Sarout, Hammond, Pork Spain. POTRESS MONRO, Jan Id-Arrived, lg Catharine Sone EMELINE (Bi from Boat wih sel gepposiag’ Ge Maswelh i be ane Tah tan | (NG) Arends, Rio Janelro for orders. Agi ashore on M j, Muskeeket channel, night of Jan 4, arrived 12th, brig Max, from Rio Janeiro for cr Dut soon after came off, and arrived ai Holes’ Hole ith, | Vassed in for Baltimore—Sarks Caroline, from Liverpool s Jeaking 600 stroxes per hour, arbi Kinaman. trom Havana Soe stand ere eee Reeth | sic Soon,santenea, wa rownen Boe 5 w on y i the th in, 40 males BE of ‘Bandy Hook, they fell tn, with GALVESTON, Jan 8—C brig Pomona, Brown, Liv: oct. Ale walerl L steamship Euterpe, Giiderdale, NYork (ee bandoned. . Took her in tow, bit. shortly ‘afverw eri et me need a heavy squall from SE, during whifoh parted the hav. Digasters); sche Menavea, ee aes, NYork. er and loat sight of er.” Tho above "vessel was recentiy in | SiBAtrived, steamship lity Fariridee, Fos Goliiion with ‘ship Shakspeare, as before. reported in ses Martinique fg; Bown: seis Maaule Baty, Sat wou ‘Amboy for 40; Rist Jones, Sevannab 5 ° DERELICT SoHOONER—The US steamship Swatara a ine f ‘ork; ‘Percy, Caldwell, and Romp, Mil- porte Jan Sys PON TM, sicines 0 wrecks “lle steam, a oe tS ford Redondo, Whittemore, ‘suaworth for Redaylizht 10th went alongside and found her to boa schr of | dat ante altimore for Portland, about 70tane, on hex beam ends wita both topmasa gone ) HOLMES’ HOLE, Jan 10, PM. Arrived, sehre " and lng swept clear of the deck; noone fc on | (Br), Maxwell, Sait Vay, TI, for parce, Lawl © Sagoe. board. apparently new and perfectly pound, seiie mame emia, Foot Va, for do; M8 Hat away, Col ond be, zh Peer pcrosates, sare, Fired three — for doi pan D Geldia, dente, do for Glo va ki 10 sink order Ww ortlan hepin iat B8 Ne lon ESE Wen Prevene couisions. EA AM bs “Kate Fonter, Whitaker: seney Le- ‘Canpi64%, Dec #7—The following have been picked up on | mira Mk, Rebeoes S Warren, Kathleen, Ts Hare, Nt Despess the coast of re:—18, ‘of crude ot, | endian, Sonenrie, Maare 4, Fikes Flora A New. ae ieee OO, Sk | Bo lech ae tab ‘leur, werked Stan | fen, MS Hathaway, GW ‘ar, Six vetnery Pe Flee Gat aa eon bolted Se ia | en OU UTTTY, Oita" eo Cleared, welt “boven,” New Ont Ni ‘2'casks petroleum, wit r 0, No Toe, darked Refined. Petroled New inc th ‘other leiters pie gone aay a iter d inne brood Borbados, So- 1-5 -padlca el aelbn eit tue ame AW. ORLEANS, Jau7-Arrived, steamablp Perit, More Danraovrn, Dec 2¢—The P G Blanchard, from Havre for | 7 Goat on nehioe Werborset, Pariah; United States, Cardiff, put tn doth inst, with loss of maintopmast and main- Smith; Geo Cromwel!, Clapp, and Rapidan, Whiteb topgallantmas ° a urs, NYork} ships Elizabeth Yeo (ir), Scott, and Orzile (11, HavRx, Dec 2—Tho Intimes, Gefflot, from Bordeaux for | Wren, Liverpool: Merchant, Sprague, and Nelly (ir), San ‘Fransisco, which put ito’ Monvevideo in distress Sept | bout, Havre: barks Kate Har i Harding Cork. ky ore 26, was discharging there. . dorsi 2. vias: oe ews, Kenny, Bi oe be Lonnon, Jan 12--The bark Susquehanna, from Neweastlo | (10), Tiverpae | Ada » Kenny, Boston; sohr LL Dae for Carthagena, with cargo of coal, foundered on Good- | " Soumuwrer Pass, Jan 7—Arrived, ship Jane Fish, Brown, win Sanda. NYork; bark Emma F Secor, Coonan, Liverpool.” Salled, Provinortown, Jan 11—Brig Eclipse (Br) remains ashore at Wood End, No eiforts have keen made to save the vessel or cargo, Schr8'& B Smal, from Baltimore for Boston, alao ashore at same place, is under contract to be got olf. Notice to Mariners. BUNKEN VESSEL IN FAST RIVER, Attention is called toa buoy in the East river, about 100 ards west of the Dye Works, Greenpoint, mark) sunken out, with aboat 9 feet of water over it at low tide. Whalemen. Sailed from Honolulu Dec 8, Geo Howland, and Jas § Al- Joa, New Bedford, with oll and "bone; 9th, Progress, do do; ip Juniata; ship Alex McNefl; bark M_A Forbes, wer Baume served teks Cutw Make Bi NYork. qinlet—Sehre Lottie Wills, Wills, Barbados; Mary Meara, NEW BEDFORD, Jan 11—Salled, sobr © A Hendricks, Green'aw, NYor EWPORT, Jan 11, PM—Arrived, schrs L 8 Leveriny cova pultattelphin for Fail River; Sarah R Smith, Cobey Philadelphia for Norfolk. Returned, in consequence of hei winds, schrs Lucy M Jenkins, Jenkins, Boston for Tangier; COR WICH, urrgughe do for St Ms fisy"E. Pletcher, 0] fy ae Galittaore JH Youmans, Gildersleeve, South Am: PR ILADELPHIA, Jan 11—Cleared, bark Mary Lowerison, Lith, Isiander, do do. ‘Also saileil to Dee "15, Eliza Swift, Ohfo, Europa, Active, Antwerp: schrs Thos Sinnickson, Dicker Trident, aud Wil locus oe aes a; Paragon, Shate, Brid eport. erived, seur Anile Ainaden, Banga, Trinidad, Cubs. Below, bark fon moke, Davia, from "Porto Cabello; brig Geo E Dale, Pierce, from PORTLAND, Jan l0—Arrived, schrs Emma 1 Gregory, Thorndike, Baltimore; Mary A, Jeliison; Ned Sumpter, Lord; Corvo, Pickering; Ruth 3 Hodgdon, Hall, and Gen tile, Kennedy, Rockland for NYork. Cleared—Schr Persis L Smith, Bunker, NYork. PROVIDENCE, Jan ll—Arrived, schrs Ocean Wave, Bry- ant, and Jane N Baker, Reed, Philadelphia, Cleared—Schr Anna Lyons,'Kemp, Matanzas, Sailed—Schra Amelia F Cobb, Cobb, Norfolk; Selina w Bunnell, Bunnell, Baitimores Luisa oi Birdaal, ‘Latham, \d John Lancaster, Jama, Eliza “CHMOND, Jat 1)—Arrived, bark Pepita, Henson, New York, GAN FRANCISCO, Jan 11—Arrivea, abip Blue Jacket Stmone, NYork. Cleared —Ship Uleoats, Brown, Liverpoo!. Sailed—Ships Charger, Lester, Hong Kong: Wonnington, Bryan, Liverpool; bark Miako, Anderaon, Sydney, NSW. SAVANNAH, Jan #—Aprivell abips Atlante ‘MeKean's ore alled from the Sandwich ds prior to Dec 18, Houry Taber, Cornelus Howiand, James, Concordia, Emily Morgan, Norman, Daniel Webster, California, Adair and Crocker. Spoken. Schr Nellie A Rich, bound 8, Jan 6, lat 96 54, lon 73. Foreign Ports. Apr, Dec 8—Arnived, Gilde, Hathorn, Zanzibar. Bs Dec—In Kingroad ¥9th, Anadell, Turpin, from Wilmington, NC, BOMBAY, Deo 28—Arrived, Timour, Spooner, Boston. BATAVIA, Nov 13—Sailed, Mystic Belle, Burnham, Cheri- mn. BUENOS Avens, Nov 23—Arrived, Bethia Thayer, Cariney, St Nazaire and Cardit. WAuNADOS, Dec 10—-Arrived, schrs © A Farnsworth, Saw- yer, Satilia river (and sailed 224 for Demarara); 13th, SM D Roull, Steelman, Philadeiphia (and ealled 224 tor Grchilla); ard, Wilmington, NC (and was discharged Memphis, Sandford, Nvork (and was discharged 4th); Sportaman, Morton, Boston (and was dis- charged 24th); 20th, bark Valencia, Strout, Pernambuco; | Island; Ella Norton (not Emma Norris , Nichols, do. Sis brig Conquer’ All, Allen, St Mnry's (ahd sailed sume | “Gleagcd—barks Eliza A Cochran, Sw ey, Boston; Carl day for —); Robert Morne, Nickerson, NYork (and | Georg (NG), Stover, Bremen; schra Helene, Bahra, Boston: was discharged 24th); Long Reach, Hardel, Georgetown, | Emma Green, Collins, NYork; Conservative, Kempton, Bos SC; R Payson, Bidridge, La Have, NS, ton; Ida Birdsall, Birdsall, Darien to Joad for NYork. Sauied 18th, gohra Richard Hil, Homan, Demarara; lst, | Sailed—lirigs Annandale, Foley, Wilming.o oxle, ym to load for brig Georgia, Miller, Turk's Island. York; schrs Oriole, Ba- Oarpnr, Dec 28-—Satled, Lord Baltimore, Lanfare, Ha- yona (not Kio Janeiro). Capiz, Dec 20—Arrived, Susan E Voorhees, Fulford, Lis- pon. Sailed 234, David Owen, Chadbourne, Gloucester, Mass, In port 24th, bark Sicilian, Percival, disg, for Messina to lond fruits rigs Lewis L Squires, ‘Taylor, cisg; Susan E Voorhis, Fulford, from Lisbon, arrived 2Ist, for Boston, ldg ‘CALMAR, Dec 22—Sailed, Apolloma, for Boston. CIUDAD BOLIVAR, Novy %8—Salled, brig Angostura (NG), vorto ens Ellen Marta, ; ireen, Collins, and Mattie E Faber, -Aldric! N¥ork Conservative, Konipton, Boston; Ida Birdsall, Bird> |. Darien to load for NYork. 11th—-Arrived, ship John,O Baker, Spear, Antwerp; sctir D Gitlord, Georgetown, 80, Cleared—Steamship Virgo, NYork. ath —Arrived, steamahl Montgomery, NYork. Cleared—Bark arris, Bristol, E JEAURTON, Jan @-Sailed, schr’ Salmon Washburn, Sta- NYork. PWILMINGTON, NO, Jan 12—Arrived, steamship Empire, skeman, Bremen. q : seatsaenas dan t—In port bark MW Brett, for Nvork | "clsom N¥ork. ldy? brigs Maty E Leighton, do; J H Lane, Shute, do Jan ee RR RE SEE START (Br), Wil: Hairs Virden, Cling, for Hallatelphia dg: Aitred (Br), \ i EOUS. ui far Falmout) é, for orders, in 2 or. re; Bc! ~ on PLL ASL LLCS Finnegan, Shaw, for Pilladeiphin about Jan 6." BSOLUT! TAINED FROM THE Satied Dec 1, brigs Lizzie iiilings, Johnston, NYork; Wa- verley, Terry, north of Hatteras. Datrmourn, Deo 25—Put in, P @ Blanchard, Blethen, from Havre for Cardiff. DEMERARA, Dec 13—Arrived, schra Electra Batley Smith, Philadelphia via Barbados and mailed 2lst for timore)} john lowell, ror! /S passage. Shiled ‘Uist, brig Sophia, Melntosh. NYory 224, bark Jo- fephine (Br}'Day, Ballimore; brig Geo Wheelwright (Br, Wolt, NYork, in port Dee 22, bark Clotilte, Miler, from Boston, axsived 10th, une; Canada (Br), Corriveau, from Buenos Ayre tar rived Iith, for NYoric: rigs Geo Bowne, Lanfare, from and for NYork, arrived loth, ready for nea; Brooklyn (Br), Gard- ner, from Liverpool, NS, arrived 18th, for Baltimore; “orrid Zoue (Br), Murray, trom Barbados, arrived lth, for do; EH Kennedy, Dodge, from NYork, arrived 17th, unc; Kising Sun, MeCarty, from NYork, arrived 18th, unc; Hattie Eaton (Br), r, from Boston, arrived 17th, unc; Madonna, Shackford, from NYork, arrived 22d; schr Madeira (Br), Sullivan, from Cornwallis, arrived 12th, for NYork lug. Also in port’ bark Delaware, White, from Baltimore, just arrived; brig Galatea (Br), Waters, for NYork idg. GREENOCK, Dec 28—Sailed, Columbia (s), Dumbreck, New E DIVORCES courts of different States; legal everywhere ; desertion, &c., sullicient cause; no charge in advance, Advice free, KING, Counsellor at Law, 853 Broadway. ee ees BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT .. Btases} desertion, ‘ke, nite Re every- . fee in advance ; no pul 3 free. were, NO NM. HOUBE, ‘Gounsellor, &e 78 Nassau street. —THR RYE, EAR AND THROAT—THIRTY YEARS + constant practice, exclusively eert @ these di by ¥. ACADWELL, M.'D., from 9 until Admee gratis. ae and residence, 181 Lexington avenue, near by-first et. T)®..£. 8, FOOTE, AUTHOR OF “MEDICAL COMMON of les Ls be consulted in Conger apt oy Me os) feed ° a avenue, corner of Ea: ty net, Oilice hours from 10'A. M. Wild BP. M, Consult ree, ] IGBI@'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.—NONE GENUINE without Baron Liebig’s signature on every jar. The ut thing for invaitds and tamiy uae. ae cng ILILAU'S SONS, 183 Brondway, New York. York. “tapasan, Dec %8—Arrived, bark Fary, Wilson, NYore | ==—==————-—— — —_ Pe te Sn LOTTERIES. Havrk, Dec 29—Arrived, fou Santiago de Cuba, Jones, New Orleans via Berm OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. HAVANA, Jan 1—Arrived, steamship Frankfort, _Kuhiken, —— New Orleans (and sailed 4th for Southampton and Bremen'} OFFICIAL DRAWING, JANUARY 4, 1870, Boston; 4th, bark Stampede, = brig Cogan Belle, Dixon, Golkey, NYork (before reported arrived’ 6th); bri Giobs, 'Borton Delmont, Gale, EF i Norah, ;,, Seurs Louisa Blix, Strong, St John, NB; ortiand; Frauk Palmer, Latham, Key West; ty Wiscasset; Sth, Nicanot, Hinks, ‘Newport. Kinsman, Buckman, Baltimore; Ellen |, “azn; brig Zoe, Wartfield, Portland; achr a, Leighton, Mobile; 4th, batks Nellie May, Blair, Cork; Sth, Homeward Bound, Gilmore, Sagua; Sea: man, Larder, NOrleans; sclra Phebe, Hewitt, mat Ricardo Barros, Newton, NYork; lith, steamship Juniata, Hoxie, Philadelphia, HALIFAX, Jan 10—Arrived, brigs Goldfinder, Richmond, Va; Teazer, McGregor, Philadelphia, Put back 1th, schr 8 G Irwin (Br), Bouche, for Boston (see Disasters), Cleared 7th, echra St Hubert, Fougersot Orient, France, wer past ot imam cargo from Bosion; Grand Master, Sea- joxer, NYork. INGBION, Ja, Dec 20—Arrived, achr Mary Ann McCann, Whitmore, Sayanna-la-Mar, In port Sth, bries Cheviot, for NYork 14g; Atalaska, Lang- enberg, for Clenfuegos; acht Jos Long, for NYork Jdg. LivERPCoL, Dec 8—Arrived, Progress, Cousins, Mobile; 29th, St Loufs, Hubbard, New Orleans. Arrived at do Jan 12, ship Lake Ontario (Br), Bairuson, NYork (see Disasters), Loxpox, Dec 28—Cleared, Ringlender, Hamlin, Cardiff and Hong Kong. Sailed from Gravesend 2th, Plymouth Bock, Warner, New York. MALAGA, Dec 28—In port brig Ambrose Light, Higgins, for MERSIN A, Dec 18—Arrived, Onward, Matthews, Oivita Veo- chia; 19th, Florence Shay, fuise, Licata; Daniel Webster, Kendrick, Cadiz. Bailed 19th, Volunteer, Blake, and Jehu, Crowell, Bostan, MELBOURNE, Nov 8—Arrived, Lawrence, Howes, Boston; Columbia, Mayhew, Escoumain. MONTEVIDEO, Nov 1¥—Arrived, EM Maachwitz, Schutze, PrivANo. | Prise. No, Prize.|No. $250) 4 . » $250116263. IC se iat] ee 250) 50) Priz.|No. Prize.| No. <- Bl00) 7658.. $250) 12087, upd) L380] 12L10 gaubbbkieiy San Franclaco, 9249. HAATANZA8, Dec B1-Sasled, brig Lewis Clark, north of 9336. atteras. $400. NewpPoRT, Dec 24—Sailed, Caro, Carver, St Thomas, 9431. Orage, Rd, Oct 18—Arrived, Jennie Ellingwood, Marshall, 2449 ne c Puywourm, Dee2Atrived, Minnie Cameron, Graham, oui. Philadelphia for London (not as before). % P 18—Arrived, Laura, Carmichael, Malta 3 ort Dec (and sailed 30th for Messina); John Mathes, Sulliaan, Ban- Gers Elza, Waite, Look,. Gibraliar; la, Harry Btewart, ceks, Marsala, f PADANG, Oct 29—Sailed, Aberdeen, Law, NYork. PERNAMBUCO, Dec 21—Arrived previous, steamship South America, Tinklepaugh, NYork for Rio Janeiro (and proceed- £4) snehts Codan Dan), Pedersen, and JP Auger, Aldrich, ork. Pout SPAIN, Doc 8—Arrived, achr Mischief, Meyer, NYork via Bermuda (and sailed 14th for Jamaica); {ith, brigs EH Morn Waites Bt Baltimore (aud sailed eSOSRERUUUSaasnEes SSS25 55558 Ei S35 328: isso seit bei eel ieeiei lnebes ibebeeiee Ne Marin Bryant, St Marys, Gi ‘achr M'D Maraton, Mataton, Baltimore (and failed | S712: 3258 goth for 3) th, bar , Dill, NYork (and | 9722 eo suiled 16th for Martinigi Black, (an 734. jailed 16th for Demarara) Collins, Boston ; es 1th, Gem, Neal, N York A G urna ge Martin, Baltimore; 2st, Althea, Smith, Philadelphia; brige Daniel Trowbridge, Crowetl, NYork; Ne'lle Jonnson, spate St George, NB=2 lon, Wallace, NYork. Sailed Dec 16, brig J W spencer, Hopkin Bonaire; rohrs QV King Hlansge, Jamaleas dat, brig Eve Vall, Grant, tt Thoms tr PoNom, PR, Dec 81—In port, briga Grace’ Kelly (Bn an Abby Elléay disgs sohra Auuie Tibbetts, 3M Pea Borst 0, QurENATowN, Jan 11—Arrived, steamship City of Wash. Ington, Allen, NYork for Liverpool (and proceeded). 10 JANEIKO, Nov 80—Arrived, Parthian, Osborne, NYork; Medusa, Fyfe, Richmond via Pernambuco. Sailed Nov $7, O Hlancbard, LeDain, United States; Mary Hamilton, Keavy, Montevideo, NOYBNED NSW, Oct 12—Artived, Stephen Bishop, Foote, NYork, SURINAM, Dec 19—In port bark Howland, Tucker, for Boron io 10 days; sche LL Wadsworth, for N¥ork in 6 ay SEE SEEBEREUESERER EES SEED ESSE} ‘r THOMAS, Dec 19—Arrived, brig Isadora, Graves, Boston id safied &'th for Port Paix, Hayti) Shecadiee Sajled Mth, brig Sola, Williams, BI Omieana; ach Rena, Bishop, Arroyo, (fas Mapio, Koy West; 250i, bark ,B8t Mary In port Dec 81, barks Aberdeen, Treat, arrived Qtat, for Cuba; Princess Alexandra, Verdon, for St Croix same day brigs Valencia, Strout, from Montevideo, arrived Mth, for Cuba; WH Varks, Lowe, for Boston, tg! Sophia, McIntosh, for NYork 3 Vara, ALT CAY, TI, Dec 26-Sated, bslg Tua, Reed, for —, piusipan, Dec 19—In port’ brig Antilles, Theatrup, for joaton ldge VALPARAISO, Nov 26—Arrived, barks Hannibal, Goot- apced, Boston; 29th, Geo Anne, Dyer, Buenos Ayres via Ta! cahuano; A M Palmer, Skolield, St John, N! lartin’s to load for New RK; Lith, ship La Plata Ggorgo' Mercier, (Fr), from Buenos Ayres, bebe bbb bebe b eve B = ES BERR ERE 250) 7628. .. .600) 12064. APPROXIMATION PRIZES, Sin Cantos (Halw), Strout, Caldeta; bare ‘Neversink; Cue, | approximations to the 100000 Prize—Nos, 14,077 and son, Buenos Adres, Tuts, each. vie ey) Salled Nov 18, ship Creseent Oity, Delano (from Callao, having repaired), Antwerp; Qlst, bark Thos Dryden (Br), Brower (from Marseilles), San Francisco, Putin Nov 19, ship James Guthrie, Johnon, from San PCy eae aig: Uaslb.J0e, Aina) ts dick: a port Deo Small, i: Industry, Means, for Baulaoand Rotterdam (Ck epsteing: American Ports, BOSTON, Jan 11—Cieared, bark Lemuel, Hi Gibral- tar and a/wariei; big A Futian, Courmiy Now Or by sf 400 590, each. i approximations to the $10,000 Prize—Nos, 7,984" and Approstmatios’ to ‘he’ BRON) Pelee Now, iisad and each... Frites patd in gold. Information furnished. The highess rates paid for Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and Biiver, TAYLOR & CO,, Bankers, 16 Wall sireet, New York,