The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1870, Page 10

10 MURDER TRIUMPHANT, HANGING FOR MURDER “PLAYED OUT.” The Brooklyn Watchman Mur- der Case. Perry Admitted to Bail—Judge Gilbert Backs Judge Pratt and Snubs the Dis- trict Attorney—Proclamation to the Blood-Tubs ” — Morris Pleads with the * Thugs ” for His Own Life. Judge Gilbert, of the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday rendered his decision in the maiter of the application to hove admitted to bail Edwin Perry, who has been vice tried for the murder of Thomas Hayes, night watchman at Harbeck’s stores, Furman treet. His Honor granted the application aad fixed the amount of bail at $20,000. Below will be found JUDGE GILBERT'S OPINION, ‘This Is an application on betiaif of the prisoner to admit bim to bail. He 18 under indictinent for mur der in tie frst degree; be las been twice tried, and on both occasions the jury Were unable to agree upon a verdict, {lls counsel now claim that these disagreements of the jury create such a dount of the prisover’s guilt a3 enaples him to be baued, The power of bes ert manger Court or of a justice thereof to batl in alf cases, whether it be treason, murder, arson or any other offence, is indisputable. (EX parte Taylor 5, vom. 3% People vs. Gooawin 6, CO, H. R. Pevpie vs. Van Horne & Burd, 162, id, ¥ Baver 10, Howard R. 607.) ‘This power to bail may be exer- ised either before or after indicunent, Whether the power Stall pe exercised or not rests in tne discre- tion of the Couri, This discretion 1s not an arbitrary, Data judicial one, and is governed by established principles and precedents. Generally speaking, bail will be refused after in- Qicunent “m any case where punishment is @eath or a degrading inprisonment, because the indictment makes a@ strong presumption of guut, and experience teaches that im such cases the aceuged will attempt to elude the demands of justice. But where it studs indiftcrent, whether tne prisoner be gutity or inpocent, ball Ought in most cases to be allowed. In the case of the Peopie vs. Godwin, Supra, tus sulject was dis- cussed by that great and learned and upright Judge, the late U. J. Spencer, and his decision bas never Deen questioned, but has been repeatediy sanctioned by the courts of this apd Other States. (Cases Supra. People vs. Linder 19, Cal. 639.) He says “there 18 no certato or fixed rule iu cases of felony, each pariicu- dar case depenaing on its peculiar circumstances, ‘The ohject and end of 1mprisenment before trtal te wo secure the forthcomlng of a person charged with the commission of a crime, and it is never intended as any partof the punishment, for until the gulit of tue party 19 legally ascertamed there ls no ground of punishment, and 15 would be cruel and unjust to Mnfict Mt. The law of every free government esti- Malcs personal liberty as of the most sacred char- wcter. and if ought not to be violated or abridged before trial but In cases where there are stroug pre- sumpluons of gut.” This case occurved iily years ago. ‘the prisouer was committed upon @ coroner's 2uquiaiion tor murder. On the trial te jury rea- dered a verdict of guilty. Oo motion of niscounsel tue jurors were polled, when tie gird one called expre-sed bis dissent irom this verdict. They were again gent out, but were finally discharged, wuabie to agree. [n granting the motion wo be ad- uitted to bati, Chier Justice spencer further op. werves:—“it appears to me, from the facts before me, He couciasion ts inevitable that 1b is quite doubtful ‘whether tae prisoner is guilty, and J think it stands Andifierent Wuethes he is xo or not. J must presume What ie jurors ave impartial, and that the:r final dis- agreement proceeded :rom a conscientious dilerence 4a opinion as to the prisoncr’s guilt, and Lam, there- fore, bound te couclue that the prixoner Inay be in- Docent of the offence. In such acase, as 1 under- stand the law, he 1s entitied to be bailed.” As 1 be- fore rewarked, Uns case bas never been questioned, but, on the contrary, stands on the strength of ts reasoning und upon the sanction ailorded ‘Dy 18 trequent approval since as the law oi the Jand, im iiie case of Taylor, supra, the principle ‘Was approved eimpbaticaily, and Mr. Judge Wood- worth said:—'‘Undoabtedly the true rule of law 13 here laid down by the Chief Justice, and it 1s ex- pressed with bis usual precision and perspicuity.”’ Bince this decision was made the work of ameliorat- ang the crimimal code has been going on, anda now in maost of the Statesor the Union the right to pati even An Cupital cases, unless the proof 18 evident or the pre- SoM puon great, issecured by express constitutional Provisions. 1n our own State this right has pot been mbodied in the fundamental law, but has still been enirusted 10 the mighest court of origimal jurisdic- ‘tion or the inembers thereof. The duty of affording protection in proper cases, however, 18 imperative, and, in determining whether the particular case 1s proper or nol, we may weil adopt the coustituconal Pruicipie of our sister States in favor of iiberty, and allow ball unieas the proof is evident ana the pre- g@umption great. The case belore us the is. frict Attorney, in @ vehement trade, iusisted tuas, notwitastanding two juried have been unable to agree upon & verdict, the guilt of the prisoner 1 Clear, and that the jury could not have failed to agree in either instance if the court had nos erroneously excluded evideuce of the aying declara- tion of the deceased, and misdirectea the jary upon Uhe law Of the cage and misled them in reviewing tue evidence when the case Was subuitted to them. ‘With respect to the exclusion of the dying declara- tion | om of (he opinion that the ruling of the Judge (Pratt) was clearly correct. The general rule is that al vestiunony is uadiuissible Which bas not the sanc- ‘Uon of w judicial oat. Lu the case of declarations ude by a person under the apprehension of lin- pendmg dissoluuion is an exception to the rule, “he principie upon which this exception 1s taken Js very Clear and obvious. It 19 presumed that a person knowing that his dissolution 1s fast ap- ‘proaching, knowing that he stanas on the verge of eternity and tat he ts to be ca!led to an immediate @ccount for wl that he has done amiss, belore a Judge “from whom no secrets are bid,” will feel ag aLroug a twotive to declare tne truth and to abstain from deception a8 Any person Who acts under the Ovucdgation G1 ANOAth. So Jealous is the Jaw of any deviation from the general rule, that 1+ confines the exception WO the necessity of the case, ana only Tenuers such declarauons admissible when they relate to the cause of death and are vendered ona eriminal charge respecting It; nor then unless the Court be satistied that ule party who made the -avciuration a8 under the impression of approacn- aug death, and was witho hope of recovery. ark on Ev dence, ards? edition, 256. 290), ne only evidence oifered for the purpose of laytag of a foundacion for the intvoduction o1 the declara- ton of tne deceased was the following:—(Here fol- Jows the evidence as already pubiished op the trial). At Deeus no ubservauon to saOW that tuls Was wuolly weuiMcent it would have been easy for the public prosecutor to have given medical testimony as to what would vhave necessarily been the mental consciousness on this subject of a person tn the condiuon of the de- ceased or other more direct evidence of the actual state of bis mind on this point at tne time the decla- Tations were made, aod it seems strange that ho made no eifort wo do 60, as the testimony of the declarations would have been of vital importance. J have carefally perused tie charge of the Judge, nd find in 1b no erroneous siavement of the law. Ou we contrary, the legal propositions in the case ‘were presented to the jury with remarkable accu- racy, precision and perspicuity. ‘the public prose- wuior.couiplains that the Judge refused to charge that murder was 4 conclusive presumption from the fact of killing with adeadly weapon. But tis never wastheiaw. ‘Express malice,’ which is another Zorm of staung the ides of “premeuitated design,” under our statute always has to be re ‘yhere are cases where such ‘premeditated lesign’? may be interred from tne kuiling alone; ull in guch cases the circumstances attend- Ang the homicide must be unequivocal. admitting oft only one concinsion. This rule manifestly has po application ro the facts of this case. Nobody saw “ne act done. The prisoner gave evidence to prove vat even if ne Nred the shot he was not in & condi- ion tw know what he did, and the prosecution proved his deciaration that he bad been fired at and bat be had fred pack. This evidence may bave een wholly unsatisfactory or incredible, but it was ane duty of the Court to submit it to the jury, and it Waa their province exclusively 0 determine its effeat. ‘he cago of Yates 32 N. Y. KH. 516), 18 @ signal ilustration of tbe true rule, and shows that if the rale con- tended for by the public prosecutor had been adopted, @ conviction wowld pave been erro- nevus and would have been set aside. In that case Yates shot a police Officer, The circumetances were uueguivocal; but whether it was murder or not depended on the fact whether he kuew tue person he kuled Was ap officer; and 1% was held to de in- cumbent on the public prosecutor to satisty the jury of ting fact upon the evidence. I have now tumie to discuss the jaw upon this subject at lengtn. Sultice it to say that the existence of dwayd @ lace to be proved, 2, 85, 1 Phiups on Evidence, “premeditated design’? 18 With respect to wie manner of presenung the facts by the presidiug Justice and his comments thereon to the jury, Wat iS a subject with which t ave nothin co do, 1tis noc suggested tat he mis- | aenee. He had a right to present bis stated the own views of 18 effect, but alter ail ft was the pro- vince of the jury to determine all questions of Tact, and 80 were (he jury instructed. J have not séjeat Juberty to express aby opinion as to the conclusion so which the evidence in the case tends, For mabi- feat reasons it would be highly improper for ine to we so, The prisoner's counsel contend with great eagnestness that it is wholly insufficient to tmpil- cate bis client. Tuo District Attorney, on the otner and, insists that tue prisoner's guilt was eatavlisned Deyond a doupt. Upon the latter hypotnesis it is auMult to percelve why vbe District Attorney gave ta evidence the prisoner’s evidence alter the nomicige, that ‘he had been fired at and fired back.” This manifestly created great em- Darrassment in verermining the case, It iy no donbe to be depiored that the case has not een determined, but in eceuzng for ue cause of the failure it 19 wrong to attrivute it to the parUiajity of the Court, or to any fauls on ihe part of the jury, Some import nce should bo given to the omission of geting in the dying declaration, and somering allowea for Gamaging peck UpOD the cAyp OF Khe DraHenL | tion of the prisoner's declaration mace after the homietade. In doing this, however, it Is not neces- sary to impute incompetency or imbectlity to the District Attorney, even though it should be deemed that the blunders referred to may have alded in Producing the result of the trial. In to the statement contamed in the amdavit of 8. D. Morris, relative to what occurred between the presiding Justico and himself, immediataly aster the first trial, I forbear to comment, This statement may fitly be reserved for inv eng uon elsewhere. The aifidavits may be fled, as deem the case one in which it would be a discreet and gound exercise of the power Co ball, the prisoner will be let to bail himself accordingly, in $20,000, with four sureties of competent ability in $5,000, for his appearance at the next Court of Oyer aud Ter- miner to be heid tm this county, District Attorney Morrly Proclamat DisTRic? ATTORNEY’S OFFICR, KINGS COUNTY, } No. 3 Covnty Courr House, BROOKLYN, Feb, 12, 1670, To Tue River THIEVES, CUTTAROATS AND MURDER- ERS OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN:— GENTLEMEN—I have the bonor to acknowledge the receipt of tke Dumerous communications recently ad- dressed to me by members of your powerful fra- vernily 10 relation to Edwin Perry, Eaq.. and to re- spectrully inform you in answer thereto that that gentieman has been admitted to bail. ‘The delay in notifying you of the latter circum- stance was occasioned entirely by my ignorance of the fact before the official announcement this morn- ing; but you, whose sources of information are &o much better than my own that you were aware of the resuit in Cherry street two days ago, Will readily and ktodly excuse-the omission on my part; aud in view of the eatisiactory eonclusion will probably, be good enough to forego the amiable in- tentions go lorcibly and warmly expressed towaras Myself in the communications already referred to. I deem it a!l the more necessary to call your atten- tion to the subject, as the impunity heretofore occa- sionaliy enjoyed by you in your praiseworthy bust- ness has beea recently increased to such an extent as to render murder in this county enurely and absolutely safe hereafter. No risk whatever at- taching to the felonioua taking of human life. Hav- ing accomplished all that you desired, however, having strong and rellabie assurances of protection aud immunity hereafter for whatever you may do, you will at once perceive Messrs. River fhieves, Cutthroate and Murderers, that there 1s no absolute necessity at present existing for the destruction of my insigniticant life; and this being so, may I be permitted to indulge the hope that you will kindiy rut me to live a short time longer, at least until again offend by attempting to bring any of your distinguished members to justice. Besides, gentlemen, as your business 8 done out of court and mine js done in court, we will not neces- sarily conflict hereafter; and inasmuch as your business wi)i be done out of court before I begin ta court, we need not necessarily quarrel any more. I have the honor to subscribe myself, S. D. MORRIS. That “Important Point of Testimony.” To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— To-day’s HERALD contains a short editorial upon the Perry trial under the caption of “Important Tes- timony Omitted,” in which this statement occurs: “What became of that important point of testi- Mony on the trial? The person who testified to tus declaration of Perry was William McCormick,” In reply I would state that McCormick was examined in full upon the trial, and you are correct as to his testimony upon tue point referred to. I bave only to add that in my opinion the trouble in this case bas not been worth the testimony. S. D. MORRIS, District Attorney. NEW YORK CITY. NEWS ITEMS CAPTURED ABOUT TOWN. A Five Cent Noax—Licenses and Taxes—A *Receiver” Pulled—An Ex-Consul as a Coroner’s Subject—That Dead Due! list—Forgery on a Bank—Sneak Thief—Rat Pit Religion. The following record will show the changes i the temperature of the weather for the past wwenty-four hours in comparison with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud- nut's pharmacy, HERALD Bullding, Broadway, cor ner of Ann street:— 1860, 1870, 1869, 1870, 420 40 + 50 46 3AM. 6A. M. 41 9A. M. 42 12M. Average temperature yesterday. . fl Average temperature for correspondiog date last year. “4 The vital Atatistica of the city for the week ending at noon yesterday are as follows:—Deaths, 460; mar Tages, 106; births, 234; still born, 47. By a box of fish falling upon him at Fulton Market yesterday John Carman, of Baldwinsville, Long Island was seriously injured and sent to Bellevue Hospital. The total collections on Christmas Day in the Roman Catholic churches for the Urphan Asylum amounted to $25,840 24, The largest sum, $2,077, Was given by St. Stephen’s. Marshal Tooker reports that during the past week he has issued licenses as follows:—Boarding nouses, 8; horse cars, 118; express wagons, 4; carts, 46; venders, 41; porters, 3; drivers, 15—total 235. He has received for license fees and fines the sum of $5,406, and has caused to be refunded to parties who had allowed themselves to be swindled im various Ways $250. Mr. Bernard Smyth, the Tax Receiver, reports the amounts collected on account of taxes during the past week as follow: Monday, $6,470 Thursday . $6,599 Tuesday. 340 Vriday.. 10,772 ‘Wednesday ... 10,744 Saturday (about).. 4,000 Total.... “ + $60,925 The Underwriters Salvage Committee of this city sold at auction yesterday, at Old slip, 1,000 bales of damaged cotton, saved from the late fire in Wash- jugton street. A portion of the bales were but Slightly damaged, and will be rebailed and sorted for spinners and wadding marufaccurers’ use. Five hundred bales regulat averaged twenty cents per pound, and 200 bales which had been rebuied brought eleven cents per pound, Some excitement was produced yesterday by the report in a Bohemian journal in regard to the five cent nickels, On inguiry it was found that the report was, like all Bohemian reports, exaggerated. That there are five cent nickel coin counterfeits 1n circulation Do one can deny; but the records of the Sub-Treasury in this city stiow that but twenty-five cents out of $100 are counterfeit. So much for cor- recting the public judgment. Coroner Rollins was yesterday called to the Morgue to hold an inquest over the remains of a full grown male infant, which were found in a carpet- bag by an officer of the Nineteenth precinct while doing patrol duty. Serious suspicions that the in- fant nad been foully dealt with were entertained b; Captain Hartt, who, therefore, instituted an investi- gation, with the view of learning something m re- gard to the parentage of child and the cause of its cruel abandonment AS an agreeable surprise to the members of the “Bank Clerks’ Mutual#enefit Association,” that or- ganization received yesterday, through W. B. Meeker, cashier fof tthe Bank of New York, the sum of $5,000, being a donation from ® member of a prominent tirmof prokers on broad street to the permaneu: fund of the association. J.C. Parsons, tno presidens, received al at the same time from the Bank of New York the sum of $500, contributed vo the Jund by the Board of Directors. ‘The annual election of officerg of the Empire Cinb of the city of New York took place Friday night, when the following were duly elected and instailed with honors:—Randolph Guggenheimer, President; Dr. M. $. Buttles, Vice President; J. Rosenthal, Treasurer; Jac. Pfaun, Secretary; Directing General Executive Committee—M. Lindheim, Siegm. Langs- dort, Jac. Newburger, Eliag Heyman, Jac. Lun- daner. Judging from thé manner in which this society conducts its business we can bespeak for the “Empire” @ giorious future. ‘The Water street Kit-Burn’s-Rat-Pit Misston held anotuer prayer meeting at noon yesterday. The services were conducted by Mr. Sickle, of the Union Temperance Aasociation, who made a few remal aud then offered a prayer that the mission might successful. He was followed by Mr. Enwright. ‘The attendance waa very good, and thougn thero were many clergymen present none of them spoke, the services consisting almost entirely of pruyer. This afternoon at three o'clock a large meeting wil! be held, at which cnapiain McCabe will speak. Yesterday afternoon Abraham Stein, a well dressed man, Wio said he was @ cierk to drovers, was charged with uttering a forged check on the Metro- litan Bank for $72, purporting to be signed by D. ‘axell, a cattle daaler, residing in First sireat, near avenue A. James oyle, a boy, said that the defead- agt came up co Him on ‘Broadway and asked nim to go to tne bank and cush the check. On Doyle pre- senting it, the paying teller, Charies J. McGurkey, recpapised tue sigpabure as forged apd asked she NEW YORK HERALD, SU an was, Tho boy sald he could fina bun, and the assistant payisg teller was sent out ‘With the boy, who at once recognized the defendant, He waa brought be- , Cadre, 36 days, with ‘ Riche Fre Nae If eaye nore ae Bas sos wi ven into custody. or foreyard truss, unD, Who committed Bim to answer. Buck & Co. Cro Jan {1 in ton 2718; had strong NE winds for the fre northerly winds on 8%, exchanyed signals wi Some years ago Gerard Lawson, @ young man of Much promise, was appointed Swedish Consul at Chicago, and satisfactorily discharged the duties of his office. Unfortunately he contracted dissipated habits, and his oficial duties having ended Lawson lett the scene of his former labors and came to this ‘Thig desire for alcoholic stimulants he could not resist, and frequently Lawson became so much Semapealined Shes, friends were called to take cbarge Ping at the saloon ! while snere at one o’clock yesterday moraing was taken suddenly ill and expired soon afterwards. The remains were remoy police station and subsequ order of Coroner Rollins, who took the matter in It was understood that Lawson bad no means, or friends willing to defray the funeral ¢: penses, and hence his body will be consigned to a tinal resting place with the poor and destitute of the Deceased was only thirty-seven years of age and & native of Sweden, SUICIDE BY HANGING, yi ry Equator; bark Ouilti Petronetta, do; 27th, lat 2 joarsport), steoring E ; Feb jarter, Campeche, 20 dayn, Mtiwell £ Gor iad *moderats ‘of Hatteras ; left no vessels ; the Lighiship by the steam Brig Anna M Knight (of Yarmouth, Me), Kn) ‘M4 days, with sugar, to Brett, Son & Co. ob heavy gale from NE; fost ‘stern boat, st cabin filled with water; siuce then jes {rom all quarters. ry Jr, Wilbur, Galveston Jan 80, with mdse, & Lo, Scbr Jesse Carll, Underhill, ¥ Burdett and Pond. Lawson has to the Eighth precinct tly to the Mo! with rubber to wel to'BJ Wenbery. Had atrong west- Louisa Wilson (of Ellaworth), Holt, st Domingo Cit; woot, to BF Metcalf, & oe ae aurong 3 i Fe lat lon 7), spoke iitaluigion, NC, for New York, with to 19 days, with lo and NW gales th achr Geo Taulane, {rom Joss of deck Joad and after hou: Schr Israel Snow (of Rockland: with oranges and 1 Jost boat and split alls: 8 4: br Thomas J Frazier, oranges to Doliner, Potter & Co—vessel Co, Had heavy NE and NW gales the foresails and carried away fore rigging and shroud ‘Sebr Harmon Curtin (ot Harrisaions Oartin 22 days, with molasses to Ponvert ‘ad heavy NE and NW north of Hatteras; Feb 6, lat vere gale from Nit, lastin Jond oF molasses and carr’ Sebr Julla A Rider, Rider, Indiauola, &e, to N G McCready & Co. teraa, with heavy W and NW Pecuniary Difficulties the Cause. For several years past Frederick Hechmann, #!xty- five years of age, and a native of Germany, has oc! picd apartments in the rear of premises No. 193 West Houston street, durmg ® part of which tiie his occu- pation was that of a newspaper carrier. past four months bis income was insuiticient to meet his current expenses, and consequently he wrote to frienda in the Ola Country, asking pecuntary aid. He had long expected remittances, but pelag alsap- pointed, Hechmaan became despondent, and at tunes indulged too freely in the use of intoxicating be ages. Friday night he retired to rest ag usu not making his appet the entire passa; 5, erienced @ #e- 12 hours, during which lost deck {away foretopmast Has been 4 days north of Hi 2 lat 24 60, long a. indianola, 20 day t. Had heavy weather an Schr Addte Blatsdell, Garfield, per, to Brockway & Baker, Sehr Thos Boor, Somers, Wilmington, NC, 4 days, with Had heavy weather. Schr E B Wharton, Honsall, Washington, NC, 7 days, with naval stores, &c, to Thomas & Holines, Had heavy weather ; carried away mainboom and spli Schr Zeyla, Crowalt, Bi go of the achr L 8 Davis, arrived 11th from New Orieans, is consigned to Cabot, Bowles & Co, Passod Through Holl Gato, BOUND sourH. Sehr JQ Farr, Bruce, St Johns, NF, for New York. Schr E Flash, McDonald, St Johns, NF, Behr Ella May, —-, stew Haven for Virginia. Greenwich for New Yori ckwood, St Jobp, Norwalk for New Sehr A T Parker, Little, Glen Cove for New York. arker, Gien Cove for New Yorx. BOUND EAST. Steamship Chesapeake, Jonson, New York for Portland. New York for 5t John. Virginia for Bosto: \d, Deal's Island for Providence. juckingham, Baltimore for Bridge- rt, MiSchr Redabedee, Hicks, Elizabethport for Boston, Schr Daniel Morris, Lewerson, Elizabethport for New Ha ven. Schr E Lewis, —, Elizabeth; hr American Bagh th hides, &c. splits, ab, 7 days, with lum- naval stores, &c, to m: arance yesterday morning & member of the family entered Hechmann’s bedroom to see what was the inatter and was horrified to find him suspended to @ hook in the wall by means of a@smallrope. Coroner Keenan being notified, sub- sequently neld an inquest on the boay, Despond- ency, laduced by inability to pay bis boara pili and meet other claims necessarily incurred, was doubt- Jegs the impeiling cause for the act. There being no relatives or friends to take charge of the remains for Interment they were sent to the Morgue and will be buried at the public expense. Deceased was a single “SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=—This Day. tor New York. Schr Mail, Holmes, Schr Florence I York, to load for Cu Beir Margretta, Schr N Howes, Schr Oread, Goods} . 6 57 | Moon sets. Schr Zulette Kenyon, . 5 82; High water..morn PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 12, 1870, OCEAN STEAMERS-* DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TUE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. ort for Bridgeport. jew York for Rocki and. w York for Fal! Kiver. New York for Providence. as Cariton, from Havana (by pilot boat Charlotte Webb, vet. |r ty of Ballim're| Peunsylvania, Liverpool; ‘irginia, Galveston ‘vi herman, New Orlean: San Jacinto, and Huntsville, Savannah ; lestou; Iuaac Hell, Richmond, 40; & C Kalght, Georgu- Wind at sunset W. Marine Disasters. STEAMSHIP ALABAMA, from New York, at Fernandina 6th inst, uad heavy weather, and aplit forésail and foretop- sail ina heavy squall night’ of the dth, we cold; protest entered. SHIP SANTFE—A ship, anpponed the Sant Capt Magraw, from Guanape Au atruck off Skibbereen, sout! supposed to have CLEARED. ip, Penneyivania. (Br), Hall, Liverpool—National Steamship Rhein (NG) ‘pikzamlip Ploneer (Br), Shackford, Havana—J E Ward Steamahip Virginfa, Kennedy, Galveston nia Key Wemt— CH Mallory & Co. Steamship Mariposa, Kemble, New Orleans—H B Cromwell ). Meyer, Bremen via Southampton— washed’ ashore from her. books, found that it was furnished to her, th: fa considered but too likely to prove true. a 1078 tons, built of New Hampshire white oak in Mesars T M & TS Tredick. it Bacgemh by rote rated Al, and was owned bi had a crew of 38 a)! sured fn Engiand, but the vessel herself is ins aud New York, Bank Exvuiotr Rrrcnts, from Guanay Roads, before reported sf Charieston in dis! heavy weather on 70. Steamship Lodona, Hovey, New Orleans—C H Mallory & 0. Steamship Sherman, Quick, New Orleans—Frederic Ba- er. cSieamubip Flag, Patterson, Fernandina Florida Raliroad 0. Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannab—R Lowden. Steamship Ban Jacinto, Atkins, Savannab—W R Garti- son. Steamship Champios, Lockwood, Charleston—B R Morgan 50. He amma Rebecca Ciyde, Price, Wilmington, NC—James jan Steamship fseac Beil, Bourne, Richmond—Old Dominion Steamah! Steamship E C Knight, Johnson, e tor Hampton ¢ voyage, and was compelled to put repaira, having sustdined considerable damage. BARK ANSEL (Br), Bennett, from London for Boston, foundered 28th ult (reported yesterday as the Answer). The Avregistered 819 tons, was built at hailed from St Jobn, NB. Bark CaRniR HILt (Br), Smith, ‘was totally wrecked on the St Domit Bure ANNA (of Maitland, NS), Dart, from Amsterdam for 0 of iron (before reported), inst by the revenue steamer Moccasin, Capt Baker. When boarded by the Moccasin the Anna was found to have asttled about four ‘The captain and crew were lying near her 1n their boat. Bria CLazs M Gooprioa (of Portland), from Buenos Holmes? Hole 10th, sprung. foremaat ey West in 1806, and , Nortotk, City Point and from Cardiff for Mobile toi, City Deols. A ip Co. ‘Georgetown, DC—Phillipa ta, Freeman, Philadelnhia—J Lorillard. apeake, Johnson. Portland—J F Ames. Bearse, Boston—W F Clyde. witmamsbip Acusinet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & ‘ood. Hrig Iza, Willams, Sagua—R P Buck & Co, Brig @ W Barter, Stanwood, Trinidad—Hunter & Hunter, rt—-F Talbot & Co. land, Mayaguez—E T. Providence, with a ca Steamship Nereu nd was fast sinking. res for Boston, dy in Jat 13 N, lo! Brm Witzy Suir (Br), from Martini (not New York), put into St Tuomas Jan 20 the marine.slip 3ist repairing, having di Rumball, Eiizabet! ndernill, Demarar: Schr CA Farnsworth (Br), Mo Smith & Co, Schr C E Hellter, Mitchell Ponce, PR—J H Winchester. —B J Wenberg. —J B Puillips & Sons. Baie AFTON, from Hayti for Boston, before reported con- Schr Georgie Staples, Lord, Havana. a been dismantied on the 24th ult, and Schr Frank Jameson, Jameson, Havaoa—B J Wenbern. Schr Willie Dill, Howland, Beaufort—-Thomas, Holmes & 0. Schr J W Haig, Brower, Newbern—Thomas, Holmes & Co. ‘tts, Baltimore—N B Vondersinith. oe eae am 20, 0} i ‘Boston—Filny & De Vertu. demded at Inagus, her bull and mater! Buia Josera (8 put into Nassau bt! Br1@ Cora, from New York for To Grande, put into Fortress Monroe 12th inst, havin; mast 600 miles out. She will go BRi@ HELEN (Br), Royne. from New York tor Wilmington, rted'towed into Savannah dismasted, reports SE of Cape Lookout, gale from NE by Nj water; at Big PM, sl to leeward; got our anchors rei ja, from Havana for Marsailles, King. Schr Elen Dixon, Wat Bchr Mary Haley, Haley Ser Island Qu Schr Evelyn, Burer, Stamford. Schr Sallie Burton, Palmer, Stamford. xt, Corwin, Bristol H W Jackson & Co. New Haven—G K Racket! & Bro. lost spars and sprung her Baltimore for repairs. countered = heavy 'M rounded, and foun erg: Sloop Alcbyinist, Mullins, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS. Lealted, Capt Don Fernando Guerra, heavy 'NE and NW gales the entire horse power; mounts $3 guns, and haa Jame to this port for repaira. Steamship Java (Er), Cook, Liverpool Jan 29, and Quoens- town 20th, with mdse and Feb 1, lat 61, lon 17 85, passe fast; at 8: ady to let go; e y our pars and drop ou ty of the veasel and the lives on boat zing, vessel then swinging of hea unmanageavle, without spars, an- ght us to Savannab. A sur- , belong completel chars Or wheel gear; 7th, PM in tow and broi Spanish steam fri Vidi Brio Sin Ronerr Par for Curacoa, which put into Nassau in distres ult to resume her voyage, having repaired. Brie Mary Ricz, B it into St Thom: (Br), Conner, from New Orleans era, to C @ Francklyn. lex’ Marshall, from Liv- for New York; 9th, lat 43 17, lon 68, a National steam- er, bound E; 1th, 282 miles E ‘Tripoli, hence for Liverpool. ‘Sieainsbip Siberia (Br), Harrison, Liverpool and Queens- town, via Boston Feb 11, with mda Steamship Westphalia (NG), Schwensen, Hamburg Jan 26, Via Havre 29th, with mdse and 168 30, Encountered severe westerly ag in company with af ‘or New York (since put into Halifax); 10th, masted screw steamer—probably the ce, from Philadelphia for Lagua, fan 16, had foremast'sprung, Ist was refitting, and would proceea soon. Brig HFRALD, from Philadelphia for Sagua, before re- oried ashore on Murcus Hook, was hauled of Hook, steamship to CG Francklyn. ScuR GRAND Pre, trom St Domingo for New York, col- Mded with the brig Nora, from Rio Jansiro for Baltimore, on Crew reacued by the Nora, Sour JAMESTOWN, from St Domingo for New York, pnt into Fortress Monroe 12.h inat with loss of sails and bulwarks the entire passage; the Sth inst, and sunk, lon 63, passed a fo Towa, from Glasgow, or Atalant City of Mexico, Deaken, Vera Cruz Jan 31, Steal javana 7th, at 5:30 PM, ers, 10 F Alexandre & Sona, jeavy sea up to Int 38, and strony tage; Feb 8, 20 mnles SSW of Caryafort, passed bark Veteran, with mdse and Had heavy NNW gales and winds the rest of th: Sonn Moonriai, from Cienfuegos for New York, put into Charleston 12th inst in distress. Scar Loocnoo, from Now York for Boston, was unable toreshipthe whole of ber cargo of oats, and ‘thi short shipped was sold at private sale 10th inst. Sone SEA Rie (of Baltimore), Hattrick, from Pascagoula for Corpus Christi, was wrecked at Arangas 29tb ult, HR ALTHRA FRANKLIN, at Savannab 13th inst, reports afety of the crew of the steamer Two Bovs, which was Jost in the gate of the 8th; they were 80 10, by an unknown bark, bound ScH® JON, trom Wiimington, Ni naval stores, peanuts and copper, Scour May QuEBN (of Oriana), Providence (before rep: ip Regulator, Pennington, Wilmington, NO, 8 days, to J Lorillara. Price, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, , foore, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, ‘Crocker, San Francisco, Sept 27, & Co. Had light Einds to the equator W, 80 days out, thence to Cape with mdse, toJas Hand, Steamship Fairbani proked up in lav 81 28, and crossed in lon 116.80 rough weather; 60 for New York, with ore a t Atlantic City, Gott, from Bultimore for hw cargo of corn, went Block Island on the morning of u pulled off at 8 PM of tho same day by the UB revenue steamer Moccasin, Capt Buk jays out. Cape Horn, th dor In Atlantic in long ew, b2 daye f ¢ equator in lantic in lon; 2 from ‘(iat 46 8, lon 96 W, blowing ror ‘ea, stove water casks, caboos with water, and injuring @ mi 2 Son 8 S McCKown, saw a number of sailed 26th for 1! from Portland, arrived at St Thomas ominica, put back 27th leaxin; was in port calking, and was to sail in three “ lon #4 and 81 W, bergs, for the last 10 daya have hi Eto NW; Jan, 2 lat, , lon. with ship H Fillan, trom Liverpo Bhip Odessa, Quatey, Havre, 47 days, with Fiad strong westerly he Bake, since variable weather; was within 50 miles of Bandy Hook the last five days with strong from boat J D Jones, ol for Bombay, Sonn NErrunn’s Barve, from a port in Maine for George- with lumber, was blown auhore 6tb 1 short distance below Al: les; took @ pilot in y No 15. ald, Liverpoo}, 63 days, with alt, to ‘pass had strong westerly jark Louise Poll (NG), Wasnacher, Taganro; Passed Gibraltar Dec 29; pilot on board 5 67, spoke schr Bessie Morris, from V’bila- Sour Susan H Grpson, Bartlett, from Boston for Sagua, wr totally wrecked Feb — on the Spanish Main, ions saved. [Tho 8 HG rs cs Sour F H ALLEN, guano, before reported 1 bar of'the faland at 4 AM of the from Boston for Savannah, with ‘ost on Body Island, grounded on th 4th mat’ in thick weathe delphia for ———=. ‘A Nickels, Edwards, Leghorn, 72 days, lays, with marble and rags, to the Allantic Mail Has been ¥ days on the coast with Capiz, Feb 12-The Joseph © Ttal), Castogno Leth ees Ealermo 69 days | ashore recent!y ai this place. She is now discharsin; Bark Anita Tagiiavia ( and Gibraltar 25 dave, with fruft, &c., to order. Bark Nicotine (NG), Hien, Santos 56 d: Kirkland & Von Sachs; vessel to Funch, BE 120 miles east of Sand: Grnnartan, Jan I for New York, with a ge Johanna, McCarty, from Palermo ] 1 cargo, put in here Jan 16 with Hook bad a revolving foremast and imuiaboom sprung, aud will discharge part of i and ending at N Jan 3] Hendrickson, steerin, © Wright, with both 9 W is anchored on $8, lon 78 12, spoke sche Hen: LiveRroot, Jan 27480 bales have been landed from the H y ‘aylor, from Liverpool for New York, ‘Two other veusela are engayed (a) ‘under jurymasts, atecring W. e bar.) (Dan), Elsen, Rio Jane fea to sia Von, Labo veseel 80 3 equator Jan 16 in lon 38, an Ine woather; was boarded outside the Lightship by the Herald steam yacht, Rio Junelro Oct 24, with 3800 Jat 18 8," lon 8618, lonteyideo for Fal: d the Equator, in lon 40; Fab 1, lat 87 68 ‘had a heavy hurricane from N’ trong NE and N winds; 10th, took « pliol ;]4daye north of Hatteras. Pallas (Rr), Biddle, Bel wood, &e., to Joniah Ji wtuds to February’, since then bei 4th, lat 32 long 78, in the Gulf Birenm, ry @onfured cross sea, while lying to under st staysall, shipped @ Erin, and sent to Liverpool. Janne Nottebohm, Dunbar, which arrived here Jan Jaco, reports that on Nov 13, during # strony ried away crousjackyard a1 4 Tower mizeatup- Bark Wayfarer, bags coffee, to J Ls signalied brig Wm N: mouth ; 1th, 1 Miscellaneons. Purser J W Bensel, of the steamship Clty of Mexico, from Vera Cruz and Havana, bas our thanke for attentions. Fast Tiag—The clipper ahip Golden Fleece, of the Dis- patch line, arrived at.San Francisco yesterday, after tho splendid passage of 110 days, the shortest made in nearly two xception of the clipper ship 7. The Golden Fleece te commanded b; Robert GC Adams, ana is owned by el ‘We notice the cei ellan, Seminole and Sonora a ove line, which has just desp Kay's magnificent ship Giory of tho Seas. BARKS EvoENtA (Br) and LALt1A (Br) were at St Thomas rgo Of ship Lottie Maria, from Howianu’s Taiand for Queenstown. BARK ATLANTIO (Br), McKenzie, wasat St Thomas Jan $1, londing cargo of the British ship Atlautic, from Quebec for Liverpool. URENSTOWN, Jan .29--The report of the sailing of the ‘Adama on the 224 inst for Cailao was premature wna tuabie to proceed on that date owing to some o} still Hes at anchor jn the outer roads W. arid wplls eatin: 12, Hon, 21 days, with lo) d moderate and varial from N , wil fed muintopsail and foretopm: vy sea over tne quarter, disabling the man that was holding the wheel, pressing the cockpit deck down four inches, breaking cabin doors and windows, filing the cabin two-thirds full of water, and eausing the destruc: 3 vin.” February 9, v0 latitude, under jurysoaste, supposed Matazam vin Ci 10 jebrated clipper ships Generat everyth! ko, aaw @ vessel disinas Bark RB Walker, Petting: Jan 95, and Hamptou roads, oo Incoming out of Cuariest ownised the vessel to leak bad \ away mnaintops with mdse, to Lawrence, ion ot NE and NW gales the last 12 days. 7 Bt ‘ew Orleans 14 days, with cot- , 0 Auster. Had strong Doribeast aud northwest ales mont of the passage. ky Garnare, Messina Deo 7, with frult to Daw- & Co—vensal to Mons & Ward. 1; had strong westerly gaies made northern paneage ; af had strong westeriy gaies most of adn very heavy apoke pilot bow heavy wale from NW. fan 15, and SW Pass es & Co." Experienced crew deserting, aud sh Eagle, Downing, awaiting @ favorabie start. \ Ship Wild Royer, Null, from Manila for Boaton, Dee 20, off Dane of Good Hove. Ship Royal Visitor (Bp), from Carlingford for Point de for St John, NB, Feb 10, kina, Ni 0 18). Boaton, Feb 11, iat rlotie Webb, No 5). Passed Gibraltar Mi r ScbrJ M Moore, from Demat 28 30. lon 72 BO thy pilot pout Ci ix he lurly. of Philedeiphia: ¥ NDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. - pebr Trade Wind, from Jacksonville for Basbados, Jan 27, Int 20, lon 69 80, Forelyn Ports. qAXTWERY, Jan 26—Balleg, Emily McNear, Scott, New- EMERHAVEN, Jan %—Arrived, Sorrento, Wilson, New Ori ais, 2d, Anna Camp, Lincoln, Cardiff; Argosy, Welfare, yBHOUWERGUAVEN, Jan24—Builed, Washington, Richmond, BORDEADX, Jan 24—Sailed, Ptoen, Knudaen, NYork (and from Pauillac «ame day), . Balled from Paulllac 24th, Gazelle, Laner, Ban Francisco, Canvrer Jauu—Arrived Hattie E Tapley, Tapley, Ply- mouth; A V Goodhue, Philp, Falmouth: Mary M Francis, ba orthern Queen, Scott, Rotterdam ; JG ‘Havre, Balled 25th, WL Burroughs, Lowden, and Hawthorn, Wil. Nama, New Orleans; ‘Amelia Andon, Savannah; 20:b, Dani Draper, Clark, pen ey on leured ‘awnee, for New Orleans. Ent for loading 20th, Roslyn, Tuthill, Havana; Ringleader, Sauer % leaf, NAB, Feb ‘S—Arrived, bark Gan Eden, Greenlenf, Montevideo: | brigs Mary A Chake, MeDonaid, ‘and H Houston, Sailed 84, brigs Feasiess (Br), Grimwood, NYork; Five Brothers, Thurlow, Pi { i pertnorth af Tierage schr Ethan Allen, Blake, & EBRAKA, Jan 22—In port, brigs Uri Br), Goud for NYork; Favorite; Dusll trou de, arrived Bite sasaianty 1, Marchant, from Baltimore, arrived 2ist; William W. trowbridge, from London, arrived 17th; schs WS Hilles, Burgess, do, arrived 19th; Hortenaia, from and for pat arrived 1ith; Hattie Ross, Ulrich, from Pulladelphia, arrived 12th, for Philadelphia; Tzetta, Smith, from St. Marys, Ga, arrived 7th; Annie Whiting, Hutchinson, from NYork, arrived Zist; Eliza J Staples, Coflin, from do, arrived 22d} Helen A Rowen, Alexauder, from Norfolk, arrived 22d; Nel- He Carr, Lina), trom do, arrived 224, Balled 12th, brig Hattie Eaton (Br), Foster, Turk’s Island; Uth, bark Canada (Br), Corrivean, NYork; With, schr M J Mvore, Tole, Boston, brigs Cassie Gray, Horton, Ma- chweers, New York; # Reck, Denker, Philadelphian )? onwee® AUBRALTAR, Jan 16--Arrived, Speedwell, Patten, NYork; ith, Laura, Carmichael, Messina (and cleared for NYork); Mascle Vail, Kirby, Genoa (and cleared 18th for Baltimore); ea Srittanola (6), Campbell, Sicily (and sailed for New HAMBURG, Jan 25—Salled, United States, Lunt, Cardiff, rayon Feb 2, ship Ellen Goodspeed, Pieble, for Baker's St Mary, Hallowell, Cardi and » Randall, and Ida Lill, Patterson, do 5 hapmun, Miler, do do; @ Strickland, Strick. land, New Orleans; Clara Killam, Cann, Cardiif. mPAVANA, Feb O—Arrived, achr Donna Anas, Whaley, Wile led Jan 29, ship Oscar (Nor), Olsen, Pensacola; bark ren White, Lam, Sagua; achra Kendusk Wyatt, do; ‘B0th, Israel Snowy Keating, NYork; Slat, bar! “itony cartin, do; Feb , Jova Godfrey, Sears, and Milton, Clark, Sayua; brigs Village Belle (Br), Thomas, Boston; Ellen Dwyer, Savua; achraT J Frazier, Madge, NYork ; Helen Hastings (Br), Aubrey, Matanzas; 84, bark, Carrie Wyman (BP) Cochran, Caibaries schr Nicanor, Hannah, Boston; th, brig Somerset (41), MoBride, Philadeiphia via Caivarien ; Zth, bark Florence Peters, Hooper, Sagua. Harirax, NS, Feb 11,’ PM—Salled, steamships Ville de ‘Surmont (from Havre, buving coaled), NYork; Etna, Lockhead (from NYork), Liverpool. KINGSTON, Jan %4—In port brigs Sea Breeze, Buckley, for Falmoat , Eng; Wm Muir (Br), Alien, unc; schr Adellza, right, whe. Livenvoor, Jan 28—Arrived, Marianne Nottebohm, Dun- Francis iT, San CO. Arrived at do Feb 12, steamship Russia, Lott, NYork. Balled 26th, Manbuitan (s), Forsyth, and Helvetia (8), ‘Thomson, NYork; Feb 4, Star of Hope, Gannett, Boston. en ON) Jan 27—Ent out, American Union, Grant, for ‘ar Ligvon, Jan 90—Arrived, Svava, Hansen, NYork. Satled 19th, Chitoborazo, Hall, st Vincent. Manseruuks, Jan W-Sailed, Giuseppe Roca, Polis, New x MASOLIFATAN, Dec 14—Sailed, Ormay, Legoazion, New ork, MATANZa8, Feb 1—Arrived, schr B M Brookings, Douglass. CGatted Jan $0, bark N rth of a an ark Racl orton, for @ port no! of Hatteras, briga Ei Mich, Padeitord: Works; We @ Weight (Br, Wright, for a port north of Hatteras; scr Francis Sat- teriy, Ste:son, do; Sist, bark Acacia, Robinson, Boston ; bri; Ella'Marla, Berry, Portland; Jan’ 1, schr Edna Harwood, Harwood, Baltimore; 2d, bark Jessie (Br), Robinson, NYork; brigs Waiter Howes, Pierce, do; Annie (Br), Saunders, for a rt north of Hi: as; 4th, barks Edith Rose, Alexander, falmouth, E1 len Stevens, How, NYork; brig Shannon, Rarer fora port north of Hatteras; schr Giengarry, Yates, ork. In port Feb 4, barks R W Grimth (Br), Drummond; James Welsh (Br), Bates; Gussie ‘Truman, Anderson, and J C Boynton, Wayoott all for N York, ldg;' Jane Ade:ine, Hutch. fnuon, abd NM Haven, Hall, for Portland, do; brige Lou Reach, Harden, Roswell, Capp, and Ida M Comery, We tor @ port north of Hatteras, do; Amos M Roberts, Doak, for New Orleans, do; frotens, Harriman, and Minnatraub, ‘True, for Portland, do; Nellie Moore, Merryman, for Baltt- more, do; MA for NYork, do; Fidella, Carsdn, for Bosto ura Mary D Haskely ‘Babcock Lizzie Batchelder, Sophia Wilson, Noweil, and Eliza D Emery, Dayton, for Philadelphia, do; A M Chadwick, Coan; D iM Llers, Gittord, and Abbie, Davis, for a port north of Hatteras, do; David Bugbee, Stewart, for NYork, do. NEwvort, Jan 26—Arrived, Nannie Bell, Ackiey, Havre toload for Galveston; Gladstone, Brown, London for Gal- on, Ent for ldg Mth, LL Sturges, for NYork; 25th, Victoria, Savannah. Nanras, Fob —Arrivod, ship Oakland, Merryman, Gua- nay Nassau, NP, Jan 2%—Arrived, achr Gertie Lewi is, Hodg- din (not Geriride, Tedder), Baltimore (and cleared 37th for ed Island and Baltimore); 26th, steam yacht Acna, Som- ers, Charleston. Opyssa, Jan 18—Arrived, Ernest August, Ashner, NYork. Oporto, Jan 20--Arrived, Joven Thomas, Heuricksen, and Christian 1x, Towne, Ni ork; Qist, Nellie Antrim, Loud, do. PENARTH, Jan 20-Sailed, Peru, York, Callao. Para, Jan 23—In port schra Edwin, Dayton, for NYork ‘wth; RO Lane, for do, wig; R W Brown, Hortou, repg, to tail for St Thomas in a few day POINT-a-PrrRy, Gund, Jan ib—In_ port achra Henry Whit- ney, Perkins, from NYork, arrived 12th, 19 days passage, for Porto Rico 18th to load for U8; Alice B Gardner, Barber, from NYork, disg; Mollis, Plummer, from do, disd, for 8 om ly. " x BOTTEED AM, Jan 25—Cieared, Queen of the Fleet, McLeod, ‘ork, Sr THOMAS, Jan 1b. ved, brig Long Reach, Hardin; ‘Trinidad (and alied Tih, for Matantaays bares M B Alan Br), Caifray, Syaney, OB (and sailed 16th for St Johns PR); 6th, Windsor (fr), Cochran, Barbados (and sailed 20th for Live |, NS), brig set! rh Moreno (and sailed 19th for Digby, NS Donte, (and Dark Gauntlet (B tou, NS Cardenas); brig Mineola (Hr), Thomas, Maraulam (and sailed 24th for Cuba); 18h, schr' 8 Parsons, Fortiand; 1th, bark M Martinique (and sailed 27th for Cuba); schra Mary Patten, Cummings, Trinidad (and sailed 24th, seeking); Redding, Demerara (and sailed 24th for Yarmouth, SH 20th, Maryetta (Br), Ne Fel Guadaloupe (and valled 26th for St Mary's, Gia); 22d, I. Li sarrett, St Vincent (and wailed 25th for Cuba); 26th, bark ‘T K Wildon, Nickerson, Marseilles for NYork, Jenky; 26th, Rothieway (Br, McD: ald, Montevideo (and’ sailed’ 2th ‘for Cardenas); brig Ni waukie, Wiswell, Buenos Ayrea (and sailed 27th for ) rk); ip Golconda, Baker, Monrovia (and sailed 20th for ith, ship Baltimore); $ th, steamer Merrimack, Wier, NYork for Rio Tancira ‘and proceaded), Salled 18th, brigs Minnehaha (Br), Irving, Cardenas; 20th, emphia (Br), Ganford, St Domingo, to load for Newport at 87 2 gold; Eliza (Br), Thomas, Liverpool, N 8; Conquerall (Bn), Alen, ica, to load suiphur for Philadelphia at 7 25 currency; schrs Reno, Bishop, Arroyo; 24th, Louisa Smith, Crie, Mobile; John A Grillin, Foster, Cuba; Nelle Jobuson, Spates, do; Mary Jane (Br), Nickerson, do. ; dist, brig Aurora (Hr), Jollymore (from Buenos Ayres on 35th), Arroyo, to load Tor N vork, In port Jan 8 and 4, ship Atlantic (Br), Whitmore, from uebee for Liverpool, disy to recaulk; Lottie Maria (Br), rappam, from Howiands Island for Europe, transhipping eurgo; barks Atlantic (Br, McKenzie, from Buenos Ayres, arrived 2th, loading cargo of ship Attantic; Louisa Cook Br), Cook, uue; Cavo, Carver, from Newport E, arrived uth, disg; Kuzeula (Br), Dexter, and Lalia (ir), Kent, from Demerara, both loading cargo’ of ship Lottie Mana’ (isn), for, (Quetnstown; ize Quitoa, (Br, | Gray, O’Brien, for Halifax Bist; T R Patillo ( Jrowse, from Berbice, arrived 28h, tne; brigs WH Parks, Lowe, for Boston, retitting; ate ‘Upham (Br), Alexander from ——' for -—, repalring; Mary Rice, Loyce, from Philadelphia for oo belies arrived 1th, with foremast sprung, to wail soon; Wiley Smith (Br), Rogers, from Mar tinique for Balltimove, arrived 2uth leaky, on marine alfp ‘olorado (Br), Sponagie, from Liverpool, NS, arrived oliford (Sr), Foster, from Cape Haytien, arrived Rhone (Br), MeDonnaill, from Rotterdam, arrived 2ith, unc; Sancho fet) BEESO, from Barbadoee, arrived 28th, unc} Matlida B (Br), Gorway, from Sydney, Cul, avrived Slat for’ ordera; schra. § 8 McKown, 'Parsona (which ‘sailed 25th for Dominica and New York), put back 27th leaky, caniking. to sail in three days for Porto Rico; Lucy Hammond, Cole, from Jacksouvilie, arrived 19th, une Hi Brown (Br), Horton, from St Kitts, arrived the ‘@ist, unc; Alice B Gard Barbour, from St Pierre Gusd), arrived 2d, une; Chaitana Black, from St Kitts, arrived ¥d, unc; K Nobie (Br), Dickson, from do, arrrived 2th, uac; Zampa, Jewet:, from do, arrived'3th, une. Jn pot Jan 2, ehap Paciic, Foss, ding: barks T K Welden and Nickersen, under survey ; brig Gem (Br), Dixon, dis, Passed A do Jan 19, brig Almatia (Br), Andrew: Ld Liverpool for Port an Prince. St JAGO, Jan 4—Arnyed, sche Effie (Br), Drummond, Ja- malca; 27:b, bark MB Almon (Br), Caffrey, Porto kico; brig Lone Star (Br), Keneaiy, Ardrossan. ‘ STJOUN, NB, Feb 13—Arrived, bark Charlotte Geddie, Murray, Boston; brig Lizzie Billings, Jonnston, do; schr Wil- ees ee eran nes hip Olé Domta! Fi LOTORIA, Nov 2i—In port abij mminon, ‘reeman, for Sydney, NSW. eae : i VERA CRUZ, Jan 18—Arrived, steamship Tobasco, Parea, ‘New Orleans (and lelt 234 for Tobasco), [Per STRAMAUIP Java. a ARpROSBAN, Jain 4—Sailed, Carrie Wright, Jordan, Phite- a. PTIOANTR, Jan 18--Salled, Cossack, Elliott, NYork; 284, Diligentia, Humphreys, ao. Batetou, Jan 26—In Kingroad 26tb, Tycoon, Mutter, from York, Bracuy Hrap, Jan-—Passed 2th, Signal, Whitney, from Shields for Rio Janeiro. ¥ IF, Jan 26-—Arrived, Mary M Francis, Francis, Ha- v Dons, Jan 26—Salled, Mary A Marshall, for Ardrossan, Gipnavtan, Jan al—Arrived, Mary E ‘Thayer, Baker, NYork (and cleared for Genoa) ;'D McPherson, Mason, Phila 1d cleared tor Ve ‘22d, Veteran. Snow, Phila- r io (and cleared for Naplve). urtis, from New Orleans for Geno. Mresina, Jan 19-Salied, Koxaua (s), Winter, Palermo ana NYork: MONTEVIDEO, Dec 20-—Arnved, Libertad, Jordan, St Ma- Qist, Palestine, Pullock, NYork. Newront, failed, G W Jones, Croaby, N York ; 250 Jordenskjold, Chrisuansen, Porand, O; Déslab, lik javunn. from NYork Bun Francisco} QUEBXSTOWN, Jan 26—Arrived, Europ: Dunning, 6 ¢, ani lwanboe, Harrimea: arb, maa, and Oracle, Humphreys, do. Sailed Qth, /enang, Patterson (irom San Francisco), Limerick. Rouen, Jan 25—falled, Gene Strickland, Sirtckland, and D W Chapman, Miller, Cardiff and United States. Ru RO, Dee ¥i-~Arrived, Joe Gordon, Hing, NYork; 28th, Tali Sailed 2 nan, Anderson, Baltimore, ith, Lizzie Fox, Clark, Hampton Roads. Swaxsia, Jay 26—Artived, Rosetia McNeil, Sproul, Ha- vre, American Ports. BOSTON, Feb 10—Cleared, steamship Siberta (Br), Harrl- son, Liverpoo! via NYork; Varks Duna (Rus), Rast, Kot terdam; Kremlin, Bird, A*piowall: brig Resour, Marshal, Sierra Beone; scurs & S$ Twiaden, Chase, Cape Town, CGH} CF Mayo, NeMillaa, Port au Prince, - Sailed—Wind Wio NNW, from the roads, ahip Margaret; bark Chief; brig Alberti. i th-Arrivedeateamships Kensington, New Orleans; Me- Cleilan, Baltimore; Aries, Philadelphia. Tath-LArrived, steamship Ashland, NYork; barks Marirno, Manila; Joby, Messina; Ada Carter, New Orleans; brige Hat: tie Eaton, Anguilla; Whitaker, Etizabethport ; a Samor Measina;” Harvest Queen, St Bomingo Crys Aria, ery da; WK fn, Gaiveston; Abby Pitman, Savaniah ; Brown, Ned Sauter, and Mauatield, NYork. ‘ BALTIMORE, Fev 10—Arrived, bark Agnes, Thompson, Rio Janeiro; achr AL Putnam, West, Portland. Cheared—Seraniahiy Geo Appolt, Howes, Boston: whine Wm Yeo (Br), Hows iverpool; F B Cutting, T; yeh Ke Frank, Lewis, Nvork; brig8. J Polledo (81), Plumimor, Inn- Honito (Br), Kdgett, Matanzas; EH Kennedy, Geyer, chr Melita (Br), McLean, St Thomas. ‘Sailed— Bark Jonathan Chase; brig Chariouie Buc! ith Cleared, ship G M Adams, Manson, Callao; bark Am- thapman, Rio +. brig Harry, Sedgiey, Weat In- dies; achrs Village Queen, Conklin, and Freeman, McIntyr ord; Lavinia Jaue, Danies, NYork. 7 hip Wm Yeo; brigs Harry, Bonita, E i Keanedy; zg schr Melita. 1uth—Arrived, achr David Miller, Enos, Matanzas. ath, brig Nora (Br), Toateviny Rio Janeiro, ‘$--Salled, ship Austria (new), Delano, St Joba, NB. CHARLESTON, Fab 8.-Setied, brigs Apolio (Nor). Reinert, ————$ ® neeniaeaeete Liverpool; Cast!!ian, Lam ; km! ry ia’ Guba; hres Winona man Wore Tower, Perry, » port jn Guba; Loui ir Newton, (ray, Fer: Banding; Louise Crockett, Pillsbury, Navasea; Eure B Shaw, Shaw, o sorthera port; KateP Luat, Lunt, Wey- th—Arrived, steamship Panbatian, Woodhull, dhl, M¥ork: bre LM Warrea, Utilla; Ua Back, N¥ork ee betoicnoranacen cera ‘Bailed—Bark David Nichols, W; RYork, fn or 10th—Put in, bark kiliowt Ritohi ng,” G {1 distress; schr JB Matshall, Mereuane anak, jebehall, Iith-Sailed, schra Biack Duck, Portland; T Cubai FE Daily, Georgetown, 3. 4 Watson, 12H dy achr Moonlight, from Cienfuegos for NYerk, FERNANDINA, Feb 6—Artived, steamship Alabama, Limeburner, N York (and sailed ¥th op return—see Disasters Balled 9th, achr Uncle Tom, Look, NYork. FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 10—Arrived. bark Wavelet (Br), Gring, Rio Janeiro for Baltimore; brig Chesapeake, Wilson, Demerara for do. Pasred out—Bark Terhplar, for Pernambuen; brigg DC Chabman, for Cuba; Jennie Morton, for Charleston: sehr Arctic, for Porto Rico. Also passed ‘out, steamship Balt more, for Bremen, Ith—Arrived, bark Dora, from Santos, for orders, 4 ree in for Baltimore—Brig Water Witch, trom Bt Jago je Cuba. Salled—Bark Wavelet, for Baltimore; brige Potomas, and Chesapeake, do. 12th—Arrived, brig Cora, from NYork for Rio Grande,- sehr Jamestown, Sau Domingo for N York. Sailed—Brig lack Swan, Georgetown, DO, Passed in—Brig W Gardner, from — for Baltimore, GALVESTON, Feb 4—Cleared, brig MC Kosevelt, Cale. Yor«, HOLMES HOLF, Feb 10, AM—Arrived, achre Perey, Cob well, NYork for Boston; Nadab, Cheney, Norfolk for New: Erp ; Amelia, Post, Newcastle, Dal, for do; Herald, Hall byt id for NYork. ailed—Bark Lyiaan Cann; briges Magrie G: Almon bie Pitma: ‘Looehoo, Abi Sualeat Rowell; schts Acorn P reived, bi Ada Carter, Ke’ e Goodrich, Look, P o# Ayres tor do—sprang had heat lex on (he coast; schra Samo: via NVork fr Boston ; Wille 8 Swett, Joung RR Higgins, Paine, Nansemond for do; E Turton, Yeomico River for do; Ci York River for do; Lizzie W Hannu for Portland; City Point, Fishe: Falmer, Hoboken for Bodton: Sam! Ober, Bean, NYar lew bury port; rs Cummins, Smi ‘or Cohasset; Madeira Br), gufifam do for at Joba, Nit: Wa Sunith, Long ‘Harbor, NF, for NYork; SE Nightingate, Hib Nard, Eastport for de; Hannibal, Cox, Partiand for do, Tith, 9 AMA 33 W aman, Sharp. Baltt- more for Boston; Frank M Freeman, Newcom), Kappaban- nock River for ‘achel Seaman, Seainan; JG Babcock, Smith; Sidney O Tyler, Steelman, and J B Austin, Davia, Philadelphia for do: Matanzas, Bragdon, Eliza ethport for do; Kendrick Fish, Webber, Hoboken for do; Etta & nee ter, Gove, Potomue River for Portsmouth; Cynosure, Pink- jaltimore for Portland: Gentile, Keanédy, NYork for led); R.A Ford (Br), Carpenter, and Adelia (Br), Philadelphia for St John, NB; Lydia A Maye Baker, jeltast; Veto, Harrington, Newcaatie, Del, for Thom aston; Lightof the Kast, Heath, Boston for Jackson! Annie May, May, do for aby Froddie W, Alton, Hose Se for Norfolk; bert, MoDouald, Por jor NYork. Also arrived, brig C 8 Packard, Mobile for Boston, Ro turned, scebr KK Vaughan, Salled—Schr Wm T Smith, JACKSONVILL Feb 3—Arrived, achre Martha Weets, Adams, Rockport;’ 7th, J A Sheppard, Savannah; Sophia. Godfrey, do; JN Crooker, Chesley, Wiscasset, Cleared 34, scura UU Macor , Higgias. NYork; 6tb, Mountain Laurel, Lani ey; do; Chas Conte Schwarts, Bos ton; 6th, Seguin, ©: York; 7th, C & C Brooks, MOBILE, Feo5—Cleared, schr H N Squire, Wixon, Bos: ton. NEW ORLEANS, Feb 5—Arrived, bark Devonshire, Feath- erstone, Demarara;‘echr CE Morrison, Smith, Hostou. iti—Arsived, abipe Sedbergh, Berry, and Omaha, Ivensen, ‘RHE: Arrived, steamship De Soto, Morton, NYork. NORFOLK, Feb —Arrived, achrs Montezums, Lowe, Hy annis; Titmotise, Handren, Providence. falied—Brig Tancier, Rox, Demarara. Cleared—Sehr IIvien'G King, MoGregor, Barbarios. NEWPORT, Fe. 8, PM—Arrived, schr Mary J Mend, Thrasher, Tatinton for NYork. NEW LONDON, i'eb 8—Arrived, schr DH Baldwin, Val, Elizabethport for i*rovidence; sloop Soutnport, NYork. PHILADELPHIA, Feb 10—Arrived. brig Thon Walters,. Robinson, ‘Anguilla, PR; achr Abby H Brown, Brown, Kings- on, Ja, Cleared—Barks Frethandel (NG), Wachter. Cork for or- ders; Schamyl, Crosiy, Matanzas; schra Clara, Mulford, Kingston, Ja; Jos Maxtield, May, Calbarien; Caroline Hall, Daisey, and Stanciiffe, Frayne, Liverpool. Iith—Below, bri; WH Bickmore, from Sagua. ftertha (Nor), Arentsen, Antwerp; Impera nbueo; schrsC A Jones, Gritlin, Cardenas, Light of Home, Nickerson, Providence. Lewns, Del, Feb Went to sea, bark Mexican, for Sagua;. brig Fatelle, Rio Janeiro; achra Jas Ponder, Cardenas; Ade- Na, St Jahn, NB, and 8) other achooners; 1th, hip Tasaa- rora, Mobile. « ‘Algo went to sea 10th, PM, ship Progress, for Antwerp; brig Maria White, Savarinad, tthe Breakwater llth, AM, schr West Wind. PORTLAND, Feb 8—Arrived, schra H Prescott, Freeman, b, Knight, Bal ‘Tangier for do angler for do; mana” Linwood: Norfolk ; Logos, Bernard, Tangier; DB Web! thmore; Fleetwing, Nash, NYork for Rockland, Cleared—Bark Edward Albro (Br), Kitebin, Havan David Wasson, Tapiey. Sih-Clenred,acir Maagle Mulvey, Rogers, Charleston. jed—Briga Firm, Al a PROVINCE TO’ Ni. Feb 11—Arrived, schr Wildfire, from Newfoundland for NYork, with loss of bowsprit a i, yh 9—Arrived, schr Geo ray lizabeth port. Aimiied-—Schr W 11 ¥ Hackett, Robbins, Norfolk. 10th—Arrivod. schra Thos N’ Stone, Pitcher, Now Orleans; Nellie Bell, Stahl, Savannah. Below, brig Auna (Br), Dart, from Arasterdam—has lost foretopmast and jibboom. Sailed—Sehr R P Reynard, Huntley, Sagua. RICHMOND, Feb 9—Arrived, brig Rouuer NG), Von Eh- Feb 12—Arrived, ships Golden Fleece, ientoo, Freeman, Baltimore, y RS ee Gitar stale Garcia, Hong Kong; bark Bankside (Br), Davey, Cork. Gufiod Shiva lioralo Hurrisy Lovell, Mantle; Mindors, Cameron, Liverpool. VANNAH, Feb 6—Arrit ahip Slieve Rioom (Bz), Ret cei ‘ca Arete th tor. Doboy to load fos elds) hr Rist un, Jones, Portland. Rese Snip Madae Wildhre (Br), Barelay, Liverpool. ‘Ith—Cleared, snip Colonist (Br), Benson, Liverpool. Tith—Cleared, oark, Neptune, ‘Corks sobre Vulture, Hae Vana; ‘asker, Jacksonville, M2th—Arrived, steamship Leo, NYork; scbr Althea Frank- secret —Ficamahipa Montgomery, and San Salvador, New Bite York ship Atmospucre, Liverpool; ‘bark Calli, Havre; sebre- Coq iM SALEM, Fob 7-—Sailed, schra Alvitia, Machiaa for NYork ; Heraid, Rockland for do. ‘WILMINGTON, NC, Feb 7—Arrived, steamship schy Katie - Ranger, NYork. Gleared-Schirs Kale E Rich, Doughty, Roston; Marion Gace, Bhepard, ani Thos Boor, Somers, N York. fn’-Arrived, steamamip Win P. Glide, Moran, York schre Emily H' Naylor, Naylor, and MH Sock baw, Cordery, Glenred Schrs Alice G Grace, Gilchrist, NYork; Julia Gara: Sth —eArrived, bar Catharine Jurgesen, NYork; brig Cos- mos, Parsons, Boscon; schrs Z Steciman, Adasus, and Grace Girdier, Smith, NYork. Cleared—Schrs Mary E Farr, Crowell, and Mary A Tyler, Tyler, NYor! The schrs ‘Thos Booz, L © Hickman, A P Cranmer and Ciara Rankin went to sea yesterday. 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