The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1870, Page 8

WASHINGTON. Nebraska Ratifies the Fifteenth Amendment. The People Petitioning Congress to Ac- knowledge Cuban Independence—What it Costs to Govern Alaskr—Judge Strong Conflrmed for the Supreme Court. WASHINGTON, Feb, 18, 1870. Gales of Cadetships—Cases Proved Upon Southern Members. E. P. Brooks, of Maryland, appeared before the House Military Committee to-day and testified that be went to J. H, Sypher, a carpet-bag member of the Fortieth Congress from Louistaua, and stated ‘that he understood he (Sypber) haa a Weat Point cadetship to dispose of. Witness said he wanted totaik business, whereupon Sypher told him that’ he could not dispose of his appointment for a money considerauon. Witness then askea Sypner it the arraugement could not be made go that the money, $2,000, could be given to Sypher for use in ure political campaign. Sypher repited that per- haps that might be effected, but sald that ne, Brooks, must make the bargain with Mr. J, R. sypher, of Puhiladeiphia, brother of the member ana also agent and correspondent of the New Nork Tribune in the City of Brotherly Love. Brooks thereupon left Cougressman Sypher and went to Philaleipbia, where he saw Mr J. R. Sypher and reiated to him tye conversation he had bad wit his brother, the member. The business man of te firm of Sypher & Brother said he wanted $5,000 for (he cadetship, Which sum witness retused to pay, alleging that it was too much and that he contd get one ior less, No bargain, therefore, was made. He turther testified that he bought a naval and a military cadetship trom Jasper Blackburne, also a member of the Fortieth Congress, from Louis- dana, for $1,500, J. RK. Sypher, of Philadelphia, pronounces the re- port that be had ever offered to sell a cadetship at West Point faise and an invention of a futle enemy, ‘the Cost ot Governing Aluska, ‘The Secretary of the Treasury has sent to the House a reply to a resolution calling for a statement of the disbursements and receipts in Alaska since taat Territory was incorporated into the United States, &c., by which it appears the disbursements on account of the revenue cutter service by the Collector of Customs at San Francisco, in excess of what would have been disbursed had the vessels remained ta port, were $160,000; disbursements by the Collector of Customs at Sitka on account of collecting, revenue from cus- toms and the revenue cutter service, $101,353; di bursements on account of special service, disbursements ov account of tae War Department, im excess of what would have been disbursed bad the troops been siationed elsewhere in the United States, $230,000; disbursements on account of the Post OMice Department to September 30, 1869, $212. Tota! disbursements, $597,782 Receipts from cus- toms, 3; receipts from the Post Office, $518. ‘Total, ements in exces of receipts $576,989. The Secretary of War says that of the $330,000 spent by the department more than $10),000 were expended in the purchase and equipment of a steam vessel employed in the trans- portation of public troops, which vessel, with due allowance of wear and tear and risks of navigation, will long continue to represent a considerable por- tion of the sum expended on the same, Senator Sherman’s Faading BULL Senator Sherman proposes to call up his funding bill next Tuesday and to keep 1 before the Senate until it 1 acted upou. He says he does net know what disposition the Senate will make of it. He ‘will be supported by a majority of the Fimance Coin- mitte, but will meet with opposition from some of the Western Senators. Sherman will offer two or “three amendments to the bill, none of which, how- ever, are important. Tho Legisintive Appropriation Bill. White the Legislative Appropriation bill was under discussion in the House to-day General Farnswortn, chairman of the Postal Commitice, moved to strike out the appropriation for the ofice of the supervis- ing architect of the Treasury Department, and took occasion to make & personal raid upon Mr, Mullet, the chief of that office. He accused Mullet of incom- petency and a disposition to spend the pub- Mo money recklessly. Farnsworth was sus tained by Dawes, who also attacked Mullet, but insisted that while the office remained the amount asked for by the committee should be ap- propriated. This whole business 18 of a plece with the late Post Ofice Investigating Committee, and the object is to drive Mr. Mullett to resign. Indeed, Muilei’s enemies claim that Boutwell has agreed to get rki of Mullett as soon a8 a proper successor can ‘be found. The McGarrahan Claim Before the Tow ‘The Judiciary Committee of the House heard pre: liminary statements to-day fa the McGarranan ca: ana fixed a day next wees for the parties to serve documentary evidence upon each oiler, The case has been before the committee for soine tume, put will have to be examinea de novo, ‘The courts hay- ing dec. ded against McGarrahan he will have to tind relief im Congress, if any wuere, Wholesaly Disposal of the Public Domaiu— Anotner Railroad Snbsidy. The Senate Committee on Pabic Lands, at their mTaeeung 10-day, agreed 10 report favorably tie ot granting to the District of Coaumoia 2,000,000 acres “of pub's lands for tne benef. of tne public schools iu tae Districi; also the bill ¢ranttug lands ta aid the construction of aratiroad from tae western boundary of Mionesota, at the junction of the Sioux Wood river with tie Red river of the Norla to the Winnipeg district of British America. ‘This road will open the whoie Winnipeg country aad will have ats teriainus al: embina, running 1 a line along the Kea river. The bill grants we first divi- sion of the St. Paul and Pacific Kavroad Company every alteraate section of jand to the ex- tent of Ler sectioas per mile on each side of the roaa from the mouth of the Sioux Wood river to the ter- minus of the Jatematiuual Loundary on the lorty- of Jatutnde north, Feopening the Case of Kitz John Porter, Ou Monday, Curing the ynerming hour, Senator John Porter casc and wiost Lhe case beimg reopened Jon, The speech will sub- aigaof Pope an Central stain him in the erter, and which led t service. Chanuicr will review the F, talc atre his ceing cv Siupert tor the € TIA Fe Oonsvievable felag is manifested wmong thanght- fe ond jatuenial men that so important an ap- peintment at tht lar Junction as directar of the navional cen 2 moderate nfer 1oUdT not be ¢ red upon a+ ani one whose reputation « 3 wilatach eredibiiity of experieace NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1870, the Secretary ana nis agents Hon. ©. D. Drake Feceived $5,000 in the Elgee case, Caleb Cushing $1,180 in the trespass cases, and L. B. Brasher $6,617 for prosecuting suits, Nominations. The President to-day sent the following nomina- Uons to tas Senate:— vat Veto ticut, to be Secretary of Wyoming territory. ‘Yo'be Postinasters:—Charies G. ‘ihomas, at San Jose, Cal; William W. Severs, at Pekin, Ul; Joln R, Andrews, at saco, Me. Confirmations by the Senate, ‘The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed the nomination of Willam Strong, of Pennsylvania, to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, ‘There were no yeas and nays on the question. A mo- tion wo reconsider the vote 1s pending. Action was postponed on the nomination of Mr. Braciey to be Associate Justice. In sending these nominaions to the Senate the President did not designate in either case the vacaucy to be supplied, ‘The Senate also confirmed the following nomina- tuons:— Mahlon Chance, of Ohio, Consul at Nassau. James Grey Jewell, of Missiasippl, Consul at Sin- gapore. John W, Longyear, Judge of the District ‘Court of the eastern district of Michigan, Silas Reed, of Missouri, Surveyor General, Wyom- fcr es my 4B. Cooper, of Louisiana, Pension Agent, New sonn % F. Delaplane, of New York, Secretary of Le- gation at Vienna. H, Blackourn, Marshal, middie district of DL ES20€, Ephraim Latham, Collector ot fitena i Revenue, ‘Thira district, Alaoama, Assessurs of Internal Revenue—E. A. Waison, First aisinict, Georgia; U. A. Biocker, Third district, North Carona, Collectors of Customs—James Prady, Jr., Rober River, Mass.; William H. Huse, Newburyport. Timothy b. kusworth, Pnowsas 10 Lo ring, Plymouth, Mass; el S. Adams, Great hug Harvor, N. J.; Jarvis Hf. Bartlett, Liwtie Kgg Harbor, N.d.3 Joan Young, Sandusky, Olio. Surveyors of Gustoms—a. 8. Underwood, Boston, Mass.; Charles D. Howard, Salem, Mass. Postmasters—J. W. Jones, Susquenanna depot, Pa.; James ‘hevrier, Je nviile, ind; bruce Jounson, Shelby, Ind.; James M. Couly, Coluimpus, Ohio; Willlam H. Beal, Schenectady, N. Y.; sarvey Rice Paelps, New York, ‘The following nominations were rejected:— Wiliam D, Farrand, of Califoruia, to be Consul at Caiuo; Kobert L. Brown, Collector of internal Keve- nue in the Twenty-third district, Penusyivaaa, Destruction of Mutilated Bank Noies. One hundred and fifteen packages of mutilated national bank notes were burned to-day by direction of the Comptroller of the Currency, having been sent hither by a8 many banks for redemption. Be- sides these @ large Lumber of packages were re- celved to-day Tor redemption. Interesting Event in Vashlonable Circles, Mrs. General Williams, formerly Mrs. Senator Dougias, has presented ber lord with anotner young Wiliams of the male persuasion—mother and cniid doing well and water samilias exuitant, General Willams bas just beea peered from here to Rich- mond, Va. Movements of the Administration—A Ways and Means Interview With the President. {Washington (eb. 18) correspondence of the Boston Advertiser. | Two-members of tae Ways aiid Means Commnittec had some talk last eventug with the /resident, and the remarks made were to be reported to ine fui! committee. He raid that last fall de was of opmion tat we would do betier to Zo on a3 rapidly as possi- ble im buying up and cancelling our bouds 80 us to reduce our vebt, and in this view had recommended tuat We hold our iaxX aud tarift raves generally av ine preseut ilgures 80 as to have a lurge surpius for use by the pecretary of the Treasury in cuthiog down the indeptedness. He had thougnt @ good deal soout tais matter he contunued, ani had some- What changed his opinions a5 vo the policy that should be pursued, He was satisfied that it would be becter jor sue country to have a reduction of taxation, that (ue peopie were anxious J0/ UM and that Congress coulrt not Well do 1e33 than meet Us expectauon, in his Opinion we might make & reduction of twen- ty nulhous m the receipis from iternal revenue, und he woula very readily sign bills looking to such @ reduction if passea by Cougress. Something was said about tne Funding bill now betore the Senate, and he remarked that he hunself was not so confident as Some persons scent Ww Le \hat we can Legotiate a par loan at four and a halfor five per cent interest. It might be well vo pass she bill, bat he doubved if we couid do much under it this year. ihe Ways and Means Committee this morning dts- cussed the question of reducing taxation, aud geu- erally ugreed to revise the Lax bill with the view of Makiog @ deduction Of thircy millions. FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Second Session. SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18, 1870, TRE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. Mr. SUMNER, (rep.) of Mass., forwarded to the clerk’s deak and had read a telegram he had re- ceived from the Governor of Nebraska announcing the ratification of the fifteenth amendment by tue Legislature of that State with but five disseuting votes. INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA. Mr. SHERMAN, (rep.) of Ohio, presented a petition of many thousand citizens of the States of Connecu- cut and Maryland for the recognition of Cuban inde- pendence, Relerrea to tue Commitee on Foreign Kelations. THE FUNDING BILL. On motion of Mr. SUuBRMAN the funding bill was taken up aud by a vote of 21 to 14 was made the special order for Wednesday next, Monday being as- signed for the consideration cf business frou we Couutes on Ui EXAOMNER OF CLAIMS. On motion of wr. SUMNER, ite vill creating the oflice o: Solicitor jor tae Suave vepartueut aud Lor otuer purposes was takeu up. Phe Dil Was duieuded to provide for aa examiner Of CluLiS 1 Neu Ui a x THE NURTUBD on we Paciile Rauruud, teporea witit aaead sue JULG FesO1UtiOn MUTHOLiZug Lae ort WalkOad COMpaby LO wseUG Boaus 1OF LLG Gulise a (ion of its rou, dud te Secure Wie sdWe U, Woruage; gud also to COUSUTUCE Ibs Hab Todd Lo Le We Corminus Vid Lhe Yaiey OF Lite Coumbin ti ers BILLS INTRODUCED. By Mr. WILSON, (Pep.) Of » dso.—lo mike the iin poration OL Iminigragts udder favor couracts au wawiul, by Mr. CONKLING, (rep.) Of N. Y.—tu cacy Lite DULY OF BLeMASUsps to Lie UNIO L Sud) Ww provide Jor Wie Lraspuriauion yi ules bi maid wo sorbed Wo bak was. 46 directs the Pootimaster weueral vy conteacy wil tie Norti American Steam Navigdeot Guim aduy oN york lor ihe Wausportavon Of the thar + vooweew dew 10rk and Antwerp of Piymoucn, for te tera of il te we to be exeMpl IOWd BuaLe dad touer wud Miata postage. fos vy Ube. By Mr. MORKILL, (rep.) Of Me.—Ke prations aud appropriation accow tales Of ApDrepAwiions Lv vs Made bur pecretary Of Lue ireasury and pre. O1 keepilg the acvouais OI UPI)! WASHINGYON INTEANAMIUAls Bills The pul tw encourage wad promoe nauoval exuibinion to be eid aa Wo ns la 1d71 Was devaied by Messra, Higa, . cle Aye and Sherman, tn laver of the bill, ate at Tuurmao, Morr, of Vermont, Rtewa.s aie IB epposilions Mi. :HURMAN, (dem.) Of ObJo, said that up pou th prevext Of lmuking Ue eXiwwition credite uauon the goveruuent Wouln Le obagod to tue Dei of the WaserAb.e Tali v a Mumoug aud, with v wuved Ww postpone Lue vil Lude.t Mr. HAMLIN, (2y.), Of Me, formed by Weaitiy 1en of Having the matter in cuarge (Mae lacy the project a success Withoud Luccaer aga sie rer to pronounced res r. Keumedy was not an ae tii wi Br apaad rik y the posifion, but hs ic itty governiiel os 8 spocitie wih duis app t ton, bue bis loa saminarty | Chive charge was eworw ‘ wie a) executtod of tie census fas | tue (ramsporlation by Wasiingion by goverimoat rendoy well known iy Barepe ¢ Vessels Of foreigu Arlicies 10 be deaverea at tus vai fl i At witiaomes Ous ports 0} Ls CouaLY and LUG preyarariou ol Lue fendiort atta Meet ila tree te grounes Lor ihe exhiviwod famijtas witte 1 Mr. MOKRILL, (tep.) 0. Vi, said than the ¢ rl called the | Mleul of the citizens of Wasnimgion it atieatyius to “ “| sence the cry about the Va! O&8 the Captor signally vin- (dug Up 20 Inverbauonal EX tluttOg WOULd be eit would seen erous ole Mm Lie eveue of the lature im ridiculing its project, for ihe 4 upon the & 1 4 Wolk be munitpled. He b ae thug appotu Was nob propiions, as lhe Sout cripple thy Corton Claims. | by war, could not compeiw wilh Otuer Be: Hous, Je would have Cougcuss lag Gare oc Wasi~ Vuytou, bub Wid Nob’ desire ever lo see iat WOU capi 11 trom Secretary Boutwell was toy 19 vepiy to a resomuon © appropriaiton of $100,000 teleading certain suits now known a3 “ibe cot. the tilowmg named MEHL IS alanure, A SECO UVJEBUOK proposed extortion ta Vy asian glad Was UN oo Pay Maryland a Bex t a widition to Laat all Who cam Low Lhe Nar rawest trad to pay New Jersey a ergo Te et re3/— , At ta 8 righ ae esr | aX OF AbOUE OLE dou. eaal Spec ee Couusels ONYEE By. if = Mes BEOORN )OCN.J., desired the Seustor Wove wBd Sauruel » Aasistants to the special | to repeat i reniark "about NeW versey, as he aid conn; William den, enter ¢ Hc wot wear i three ctuer clerks tenographe! sg Mr, MOMRILL replied that lus retuark was in rofer- s . Paes MY. fe | ence Wo the tax Of OUe Golar to wi Henmeea | fe seh Ghd expenses $16,241; J. Be | na heret Subjected Lo Midis BELOSs UI state of New Jersey, bus iS nopoly had recently dieu Mr. STOCKTON said he would improve unon the op- ROSY QUOESEY Hy YAY AVRWOMaD's MENET YALA Ko Was lutormaxt (ie we $5, ovasel, ne ‘Tho enwre ae individuals PLA ef ue Sa for awed ey, 2000, BDIONg; 1 numerons | correct a siander which had been for years circu- lated against the State of New Jersey. That State bad never, directly or indirectly, taxed @ single pas- senger for crossing the State. ‘Thew method at one ume was to collect a tax upon the business of the Camden and Amboy Company, but this special Mechod Of taxation was now obsolete, Mr, MORRILL inquired whether the practice of the company at one time was not to demand a dollar More fare from through travellers than from way travellers? Mr, STOCKTON replied that his object had simply been Lo answer & remark Which appiled to the State of New Jersey, Whether the railroad company did at any Ume make a discrimination between local aud vurougt travel he could not answer directly, Mr. MORRILL remarked that that was the fact to Which he alluded; that contrary to general custom the corporation of New Jersey charged throogh pus- Seagers a larger sum than was paid by a way trav- elier for the same distance. He further opposea the bili as calculated to create 4 useless expense vo the government. ‘The bill Was further discussed by Messrs. Thur- man, Patterson, S‘ewart, Nye and Schenck, At Mfceen minutes past three the Senate went into ex- ecutive session and shorty alter adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18, 1870. OCEAN TELEGRAPHS, Mr. Woop, (dem.) of N. Y., tMtroauced a bill to regulate ocean telegraph communication between the United States and foreign countries. Referred to the Comnuttce on Foreign Affairs. REMOVAL OF DISABILITIES, Mr. BUTLER, (rep.) of Mass., made an effort tohave the House proceed to the’ consideration of @ bill to remove political disablilties, but Mr. Dawes pressed his. Motion w go into committee of the Whole House, Mr. BUTLER atated that he was directed by the Reconstruction Committe to report # general bili tor the removal of disabilities, There were now some three or four thousand names awaiting the report. Two dillg had passed the Senate and some were prepared in the House, He desired that tne House should Inaicate whether it was disposed to pass @ general vill or what course it would pursue, He {thought this legislation as essential as any other. Hunsreds of men were awaiung to be rescored to thelr riguts, while the appropriution bills were not to take effect ull July. Alter further discussion as to the order of business the House went mio Committee of the Whole, Mr. Cessna in the cau, on THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL. ‘The discussiou tn velerence to the supervising sivect of the Treasury Department, which was pened yesterday, was resumed, and occupied over un hour and a nal! Finally the vote was taken on Mr. Farasworth’s motion to strike out the whole paragraph for the construction of a branch of the freasury Veparsment, and it was rejested—40 to 7x, Several amendments were oilered ani! discussed — to jucrease the salaries of the Second Comptroiler of the Currency, of messengers and of women employed in the department, In relerence to the Second Comptrolier Xr. Dawes, (rep.) of Mass., stated that he had been informed that tae law withdrawing the twe ty ber cent additional compensation allowed during the war to the clerks in tue oy gas oe had been cou- gtrued as not applying vo the heads of pareaus, and that those officers were stil drawing that adaitional compensation, ‘The discussion relative to Lue women cansed some excitement and amusement, Mr. RoGexs, (dem ) of Ark,, taking tne ground wat the employment of women in public Ouices Was demoralizing and dis- reputable and should be abandoned vy tae govern- ment, and that siggesuon being repelled by Mr. Stevenson aud others, Mr. Dawes, referring to the influence of politics oiices tola the IneMbers oO. Lue House that slaves to ihe vie politicians trom ail paris of the country, Who Bock: 1 Marca and nad beca houading members for the Las two wonshs to raise the salaries of tae very ollces thal chcy haa scramoled for in the first monch of the administration, And ihat was the position m whicit it Was proposed to place Women, by giving them the kame compensallon ¥¥ Mev, and leaving all these offices to be contended for. All the prepositions jor lacrease of salaries were rejected aud tn? committee roxe, alter disposing of four pages of tue bill. PERSONAL EXPARAETON, Mr. Bennett, (rep.) o1 N. Y., Meiag to personat expianation, reierred to the” accusations made against ana in the Bullalo Commercud Advertiser. ite declared tuen false wat whoily without found von, aud guid that ne proposed to vindicate himself in tne courts of law. The house, at a quarter to five o’clock, adjourned. MUSIWAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES, Mme. Ristor! does not draw we)! in Italy. ‘The Florences are in Cleveland, Mary Gladstane is personating ‘The Child Stealer” in St. Louls. Mrs. Bowers is playing with “Lady Audiley’s Secret” in sooty Piuisburg. E. L, Davenport introduced “Enock Arden” to the New Havenites on Wednesday evening. Lucille Western exnibits the grim “Child Stealer? all tnis week ta the quiet Porkopolis, ‘The utie of M. Bardou’s new piece, jo preparation at the Gymuase, Parts, 18 “Fernuade. Laura Keene shows the Rreshineicalans to-night what @ nice thing itis to be ‘ivunted Dowy.’? Victorien Sardou’s next bisvurical drama to Paris Wil put Wastingion aud Latayette on cue stage. pangalll and “fhe Black Crook” are Kicking up & dust and maktig guid ov so uoing In Sucramcuto, ur cousin = Germaa”—Kumnet—imiroduces rite’? to the modensive Loulsvilleans this evening. “vrotesser Silvester” and -*Comique ‘Vaylor? are makiig wil sors Of faces at the “reconsiructeu” of Charleston. Mrs. Caroine Richings-Kernard has added the Grand vucness tO her ist OL Cuuracters, and 1s This: Week playing 16 in Ciucinnatt. itis rumored that active preparations are being made at the ‘Tuedtre Krangals tor the prow tion oF Bazlo’s opera “Le Voyage en Carne.” fate Leignoids 1s uct Tiug along the crooked valey of lie serpe MIS4issippl with hee hoo coinpanton, “xovody’s “Daugucent? ‘This week uney he original French even ng atthe Tied witi au of Ube reading Comediaas Of the Frou dca mauic aud op ra Vou/e COM panies ID LHe Casi. Ane lolowmy mutinces wre auncuncea for tms alieruoon:—* Lainie,” at Boocn’s: 26, 7AU one uly mp soi,” ab Waliaes’s; “Frou-irou,?? at lie iitia Aveaae” theatre tion,’ ut ce Grand Opera Lu Wools Auseuin; Leeoun, Mac at Tauiiny; “daaies,’? at fony vastor’s Opera ciles ub Lue Comiyue, und eyuestriagesa wil be given th! The Engtish Erie gent Not “Aveived=Audther Mun Worried Aliaest to Death—Hote! Giecks Ditto. ic was unuounced in the journals the other day that Mr. burt, tie iegalageat of the Knglist bic dd areived in this city from Lure, e, bringing Will him the %.6,00) Wuien the rie shareholders? Protection coumilice bave raised by We lugpesitiva of WOux of One Suilling per shure for tue purpose of etuug, their case before Judge Woodrull, of ue Unitee Sinies Supreme Court, The Clarendon Hove) Was besieged tue following day by crowds of jaw- yers, Who lout tele Wag aly Lie presence of Lie G.sunguisued i 60 corporauo thas be to lawy' “burt, Joun Bull beca rs autuorized Las the as (0 Say, but tb won’s do.” Htsb, AG, rngiag the be Watlerd aaa ursered Ue vistiurs to tie euiment jawye r, ware YY) boy, he sttemoued to slow nis waw over a& hundred ¢ Hed at ti 15°83 MpOR It Liat he 23. g oUJecd OL UMS Geimousic Fru is buct—ae aan rl Ji sueFAKeE, of the Brish god waie uous the lawyer wro ai. Late Facet th 4 Wi s duistrtouse 2 on tue Hvast corucr of sow wyenue auu Liguieciih sureets poanD OF ASSISTANT ALDER dunitors aad Clerks tor the den Pave d wet yes Cor were called uy a A desolution opted auchoi of the poate and Civil courts to fer cacy ol these Courts at up annua eal ary oe CUcu. ‘Yue Cretoa Aqncduc aud dire ste far paving the ty mens, kur a8 accordance Wila @ spectiiv meot huW on oie in the Coumoa Coudell exceed iY " w Wan Ave toe LAC ITVUES Ue aveaue to the Norta river; Fox Madison w¥Enue to Le Nort riv A avenue Lo th Departurent was w bids aut co § WEIL Wouden jp nlaton payenicn (his cle irom Bifut eet, frou engue hh sereet, drow thc river excel Whe: AWeuly~ river, aud bieveuli eiveel, avenue Be ‘Aue avard adipUTaed ti) Monday. sbi Belgian Daveuneitt); ort irom dourtd ayenue to © s | BURGLARS IN JERSEY. A Gang Captured in Trenton After a Desperate Fight —They Steal the Tools They Work With — Burglaries in Newark and Orange. Three men, giving their names as John Henry Maynard, Kobert Clark and James Murray, were arrested in Trenton yesterday, charged with having attempted vo break into Coleman's city milla, When taken before Mayor Napton for exagunation the following statement was made by the officers who effected the arrest:— Officer Lythgoe, a special watchman, employed by the merchants, stated thatat an early hour yester- day morning he saw three men coming out from the rear of Coleman's mill, and wisbing to tarow them off their guard, be staggered towards them, as if he had been under the influence of liquor, and he closely scanned their features in passing. One of them adaressed bim saying, “Hallo, Johnny, js that you?” but he paid no attention to them. When he had got some distance from them he whistled for assistance ana special watchman Dobbins came up. They returned to the mill, where but one of the men (Maynard) was in sight. As they approached they observed bim stooping down. He came for- ward and entered into conversation with him, and walle one kept him talking the other searched on the ground and found a large hammer. The officers then determined to take the three men to the sta- tion house, the other two baving made their appear- ance during the conversation, They grumbled agalust the arrest, protesting thelr innocence in the usual way, but the officers were inexorable, and Lythgoe taking Clark and Murray in charge started towards the station, leaving Dobbins to bring Maynard. In tais way they proceeded a short distance, when Maynard turned suddenly, sirack Dobbins a power. {ui blow on the forehead with @ jimmy, feiling him to the ground, and started off, Dobbins was up ina momeut aud gave chase. Re drew bis revolver and fired several saots after the fugitive, but without effect, a4 le could not see distinctly, tor the blood ‘Was ruaning irom tae wound on the forehead into iis eyes. After @ sort Chae the 1s - oner laited close to a tree, hoping that the officer wouid ruu past; Dut ssaing chal he Came forward he called out to nin to stop or he would shoot nim, Abe viticer, nowever, closed with lim and succeeded AW Wrencoing tne jiminy out of bis hands, giving bim several severe biuWs With it before Maynard con- cluaed W accompany Mit, Wuen taken 60 the sta- lon house they were locked up and searched. A numoer o1 burglars? tools were found ou them and a lotoi implements were found iu the cells where ibey bad passed the sew hours intervening between their capture aad examination. Among others were jound cold chisels, a punch, & large punch of Keys, luses, & bocie of powder, picklock gloves, jimimies aud @ hammer. They were also provided » with imstches und candles, in fact, every requirement for tucu undertaking. At the examination before Mayor Napwn they retused .0 say anything as Wo their residence or Occupation and while they Were uadergomg che search Ciarke aitemptea to de- apiece of paper Which be loo< from his He core 1b ia pieces anu tried to throw it sn Lae stove, bie being prevented from s0 duing be put te 1m Ms MOULD aud Commenced chewing It. An oiicer caugit him by le thvoaé and nearly strangied him, causmg bun to open Ms mouth aud yield up the daily morse. Tais paper bas not yet veen de- eipuered, vl.e doubts were entertained about the propriety of commitung taem without bail, as Lue charge Was only or alempang to break aud enter, and a sepa Tae charge Was mude against Mayuacd for assault aud vallery, buc wate ue imaiter was under cousiderauon & man named Ldward Hayes, tne proprietor of @ blacksinitii shop, appeared before tue slayor co complia iat some time betweea Taursday nigat aod Friday woraing his shop had been broken open and several tvois stolen there- trou, wineng oluer tntogs a large steel bauuner Walcd oe descriped, In we bope of dnding @ clue tae hammer which Mayuard had Lurown uway Was suown to him and lucuuued tumedtately as the vammer wich had been steleu irom Lis shop. ‘Lhe prisoners were then brougut up aoa the uew charge read to thei, to Waicn Hicy re‘used CO wnsWer, walntaotug through- out & dogged sileace. Mayor Naptoa then formalty Coummitied Luein to Jail Lo await Uriel, Very few “eavy’? burgianes ure committed m Unis cay, but scarcely @ night passes bat oue or more fiunt Operauious are perpetraied. arly yesterday MOrANY & Kay OL the wwarauding miscreants went the rounds, ‘Luey iurst eutered tue residence of » aut. allicheil, Oa Ue corner of Hii. aud Washington stree.s, aud abstracted from @ room adjoining the oue in Which cual genuedan sept tue entire Week's washing. Mr. Mitcaedl was not disturoed in the wlighiesi. ‘Luey BeXt elected an enirance ito an empty house on Bauk street, near Higu, one of anew row, Col up on tue roof, waiked a.ung to the corner uuuse, Which 18 Occupied, aud endeavored to obtain aduittance vy forcing the roof scuttle. In unis tuey were discovered, buc somenow the Scoundrels made wood Wuew escape. ‘The resideuce of Mr. Moses H. Daniele, located near or ou tue Orauge town line, was aso “cracxed,” and divested of a lot of jeweiry and other articles, ‘two suspected persons were uireniea, B pocket. STRIKES IN JERSEY. Disgraceful Conduct of Bricklayers in Jersey City~Mob Law and intimidationmThe Hate ters’ strike in Orange. ‘The bricklayera of Jersey City, who are on a strike lor increased wages, turned out on Thursday even- ing, and allacked Lwo bDricklayers Irom New York, who had come over to work on tie new schoolhouse Mu Lay street. ‘Ihe police went to the rescue of the New Yorsers, one of Woom Wag struck a heavy blow on the head, even while in cusivdy of the police, by Gue vf (ie Wea OM MuriKe. At Was WI great diliculty What lhe police succeeded ta getting the two mea on (ie ferry bout i » NO arrests were made, uluaouga sev! re were armed with ostile detuustraion us evoked & lcchog against te strikers wiicu may resuit In uddiiional legislation on the subject of siiaes The Urickiayers Wii certdinly be successful La U8 BULLE WAthOUL euiploy Me auy Means of 1a. Umidation, Many of tho-e wio Composed the mov Were rowdles of the worse character, and this 18 cue HiOre strange frou Lhe jact tuae Lae brickiayers have beew iguerto regarded as a aighly respectavic vody divers of Orange, to the number of over 500, uve been On strike for tie past few days, Dot be- Cruse vey WANt more Wayes or dewre a reduction in the Lowes uF labor, bab because they demand a Uisorganization of the euiployers’ unton. aasocia- organizeu ipr mutuai provection. ‘Tae ow & bold and determined front, ver, aud at a recent meetug resolved 40 oppose the demava of the worgmen to the very utmost, even (aouge Work spould have to be enurely sus- pended. As the haviers form a very important por- Lon Of the wWorsing Classes In Orange the present é has generaed a good deal of “exeltement, CONV: ATION OF insu SOURLTIES, The secouu meeting of the Convention of Irish ‘societies to make arrangements for the celebration of St, Patrick’s aay wes heid inst eveniug at Gay- no's Liberntan Mall, No. 42 Prince street, Mr. Thomes Kerrigan, President, tn the chair, ‘Tne folowing officers were also in thelr places:—John Dwyer, Vice President; ¢&. L. Carey and Charlies Lovie, Secresaries, and Timothy Darcey, Treasurer; Peier Halpia oud ugh Murray, Sergeants-at- 3. The following societies were represented:—Long- sho, . B. Society, Quarrymen’s U. P. So- ciel cu. ‘tT. A. B, Society, st. 30) A.B. ell St, Peter's R Transtge A. B, priei’s Re A. B. Si A. B.S tA SSL. James? it, (pare) act No Mathew ‘I, A. B. So! uthew PT. / athew U. nt Order of Hubei Lavorers’ Union Be- } Young Men’s Father higev’s Mutual Oo! St. Vincent de Paul, en's Immaculate Conception mians, uevoient society ure: Yo Be Society. ¥. Michiter McAleer, president of St. Colum- B. Society, Was present among ti ted on behalf is of creden’ : St. Columbas Ter sh protested against (ie Ww md W sot oF dele a, xplanations, uy exvended to go wm er Wriug from some depate aclety for pet Ke T FOWHEE OATS fn which he alluded (o the sya those over Lac water Who back the Toved land which had | them py an alien Vartiaweni. Asie Lie macter was icierred buun to ta Hement. At was appointed fo report a lite of ware : tin 4 communication ang tO parade with the les Ou Si. Patrick's The COMMUNICALON Was ced. Foe lollowing report of wie Comsittee on Jane of March was received ana ocopted:—iuwnt resting on ‘Yenth street and S¢-ond wvenue, down to Second street, from Second siteet to bowery aad Chatham street, across ie Park to Broadway, up to Unton aqnare and round the Wasdington mopument, down Kyuriaenin puyet wo Nimia avegue, up to Tweuty> y¥ represented | b third street, across to Firat avenue, to Fightn ff, ze rom WE street and across to the Cooper nnitute, bere they Ree foarte Ea al dock phi will dismiss, Committees Inted to wait on the Mayor, Miscellaneous, ' ee rir Comal ang the military, after Pac reo Merchants’ Exchaiige News sam which the Convention adjourne: Hon, Pine street, for late St Thomas and Bermuda sbipt Be glntetiigende, . bs - mga! +] Bang Many CD} SHIPPING NEWS, | wascctatsemcds iti i for gute om * Bank Many & Lovrsa, f 4 mrinod unsold at Herimuda 1h inate? fer onteriaeo, Bux Louisa (Br), sailed from Bermuda th ti tevideo with cargo of condemned bark Mary 0 {nat for Mond Mary's, Ga. n, from Philadelphia rast 6 49 | Moon rises, 540! High water..morn 11 00 noe 9 ATROL.S (Br), phon ‘ 7 ico, put into Bermuda 1st inst in want of a master id wailed 8d, i ‘Thompson being too ill to proceed), an: Whalomen. A letter from Capt Robt ins, of merchant bark of NB, reports her at Loando, Coast of Africa, D in l0daya for, Bt Helena, and thenoe for Bow OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH, from, Nov 20, lat 78, lon 10 E, bark Anna — ool, eee oe not rim, Wi A ae port nee nad te Danes, ‘i yng sake ot bbls avi rm ince lector Ten " ° Spoke cae Net - Mic Island, no bark Ionia, Ne NBPSU bis ap alitisos feuving Brasapebe Sogaian A neaee Spoken. LoBTElattle B, Dageett, from — for mes Feb 10, 1at 780, sees H aes from New York for Cardenas, Feb 18, ebr Hatt Halsey, from PI for Cari yy Bs ns mm Philadelphia for Cardenas, Fe ob UM, lat Ey Foreign Ports. t aera, DA Dee 27—In port bark Megunticook, Hemingway, DEMERARA, Jan 29—t0 port schr Anna Whiting, Hutchin- wo AMDURG: Feb. 16 stenmehi Wert Now Orisane'vis Havane ua Havre ene eaten Meret rf HA.ir ax, NS, Feb ib~-Arrivedy b bark Eliza Oulton, Gray, sel Pee, W—Satied previous, bark Olivia Davis, bo SODND RELY, Feb 1i—Arrived, steamshtp Moravian, or Saar ia Sas ia pr Ha ae x Tedrord, to anil in 10 days, fee Arrived, brig Sam} Muir, Hicks, vious, ships Tabor, Otis, New bark Mary Edson Haranean, ‘Feo l—Arrived, bark © § Rogers, Baltimore; brig Concor4, Kelly, do. Morrison, PARA, Jan a a port schrs 3 © Lane, Whittemore, diag; 3 © Noyes, for NYore, wig) W J Holos Ward, do do. pore 2° armairong, Dill, and UEENBTOWN, ne —Arrived, steamship Palm: son NYork for Liverpool (and jrocesdod). ee RosARI0, Jan 1—In port bark Tremont, Carlisle, tor Boston, DOUTHAMPTON, Feb 18—Arrived, steamahj; Negnaber, NYork for Bremen. oe " espe SHANGHA) jan 11—In port af Good loore; of Perth, Methatt; Karat Nichol gun, psa eet i low, Phillipe ‘all for N york, Skiled previous to Jan 1i, ship Elizabeth Nicholson (Br)y 7 Bowing 5 ‘prodway. 169 Broad PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 18, 1870, CLEARED. Btgamablp, Hetvetip (Br), Thomson, Liverpool—National Steamanip City of Baltimore (x, Delamotte, Liverpool— » Siennahip Ville de Paris (Fr), Helfard, Havre—G Mac- enzle. Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston vin Key West~ C H Mallory & C Steamabip Regulator, Pennington, Wilmington, NC -J Lor- ‘Ship pear Blessington, Adams, New Orleans -R H Drum- mon H Koop ac hark "Argonaut (NG), Steengraafe, Philadelphi Brig two Brothers (Br), Dickson, Marselles—Crandal, ux & Co. Crosbie, : Behr Baan, Hoopes, Kingston, Ja—B P Sherman, ani Tt JO! ans NB, Feb 17—Arrived, schr Madeira (Br), S@Ms Schr 08 Dyer, Blaisdell, Bavannah--N L McCready & Co. Beh teeree Meroe Oaataston iL Metoescy @ ‘idiled Ith, bark Abe ary, vs Montevideo, be meri sisi ‘orls. Kehr Thos Holcomty Marcy, K.tzabe:hport—H1 J Quinan. sagbatiih setters en eae Alchymist, Mullins, New Haven—G K Kackelt & vrin, Valj ATaiB0; wea eds ae “ ie), Hardy, St Ple "aiarts ‘Steamer J W Garrett, Metanghlin, Baltimore, Colin Manel, Wibite, Baynas Arnette, ‘Harding, NYork Steamer Thos Swaa, Pict, New London and Norwich. Balled Ship ‘Lawrence Brown; barks a Silver Star, Armenia, rot Gi pie pce US monitors Miantonomob, Schufeldt, and ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACUT3. Steamship England (Br, Grigs, Liverpool feb and Queenstown 8d, with indse and passenge ‘J Hurst. aN Bark Willy Bickmers (NG, Stolt, Shan ely Set 25, with | ‘Thayer, Crosby, New ‘Orlean bis ‘Larson, tea, &c, to Oiyphant & Co. Passel Anjter Nov 9 Cape of | smyrna; Sharon, Dinsmore, Trinidod; Heary Perkins, Rag: Good Hope Dec and cros4ed the Equator Jan 20, 10 lon 23 | ged Island; reper Oe Carilsle, New Orleans; Open W. liad tine trades from Anjier to Muuritiuy nd was of | Coombs, Wilmington, {aadora Graves; Port du Paix; ‘the Ca) peut days, with heavy W gale: lat 3442 8, | steamship Saxon, Se: Philadelphia, Jon 23 ship Ponjand, frot Caleutis "for * Yondon? BALIIMOKE, Feb 1i—Arrived, sch Gertie Lewis, Hodp Shih. lat $5'0H'S, Jon 12 6 ship ‘Aiieardo, from Curraches (or Falmouth; Jan 8, lat 27175, ion 528 E, bark Dacre, from ‘Amoy tor New Yor's ; Ati, 1at 24 185, Ion 015 W, sip’ Raia- bow. from Penang tor Boston, don, Ragged Island, Clearesee Bark Cufton (Br), Gavel, Rio Janeiro; sehr Fred Dundar, Dunbar, Rockpoit Sualed Ieth, Pal, ship # 8 Cutting; 17tb, brig Minnie Mier. BRUNSWi Feb 9—Arrived, sehr Guiding Bt Gray, NYore; thy Dita WD Andrews, Willis, N York ow load for Kio Janeiro. z Salled ith, brig Julia D (Br), aaah Rio Janeiro. In port Nth, ship Moravia, Patten, for Callao; bark Rjus kan (Nor), Ahdreassea, onc; ‘aon, Rea; Mountain Laurel, ior, and nas abore arrivals Bark Gemsbok, Bunker, Sin pare, Hoy 16, with mdse, to DeGroot & Peck. Passed Anj Nov 19, Cape of Good Hop w. Had Dec Bl, off aa assed steamship Great Eastern and consort, ENE; Nov 16, in Banca Straits, signalized ship a, from Liverpool for Hong Kong. Saw sperm whales Deo bly and. creased the. equator Jan 44, ta 10a 40 Hight winds and easant weather all the passage mes inthe Indian Ocean, from ie95 to 908, and lon | WUCKSVLLUl, Be, Feb I ved, scr Mary Lime, Cure eon Milita Wor) alee; Aniwere; @i darn With used, 10 ner, Beliatl, Me. Feb 15—Salled, bark Pepina (8; Vim . i « Fpnch, Edye & Co. Cume the southern passage aad bad td ae brig Audaz SP yi ayy bert, Barcelona rer ise ved, tea teamship Souti Bote} ‘har aston, Yor weath Caroilua, Nyore; ae Kors, Ma er. Bark Familien (Nor, Holst, Taganrog via Gibraltar, 60 days, with wool, dcy to, Muuzinger & Pltziplovemel vo ‘ane FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 16— Passed up, Wend: Totens es cea jist heavy Nie and NW’ gales; i Passed up, ship Golconda, ve bulwarks, broke stanchions, omro' i Fog saree eee Burk Tallaman (Sr), Audersou, ito Janeiro, 57 da Ree Ly Meta fo antes for do} vials coffee, tod L Phipps & Co. Crossed the Haultor Ja i in By tir me ons Pts amen Torin’ sake lon 44 W. Had moderate weather, Jan 23, 01 Baker, soo ay Cardenas for do; Ethan Alien, Blake, Koque, saw a Mieke nok aes at anchor or ashore; it ning re for do. vel oer asaed In for ‘Baltimo! Bargeem, of Borttand), Howe, Matanzas, gt 1 ra brigs Mintasippt, Demerara’ Demerara; With molaases, to'master. lad hea ry Weather. eb oot, Boal iat ion 7840," passed BM sicam Irigato Ironsides’ | Matin wea seams Fairbanks, from Now York for Wilming. eesntrak, Lewis, Baltieore, with coal, to master, tan, HO, pees trp naled, sek \eColley, brig atoniog| (fon Wiis, ntwer, 68 days, with ‘mine, to fea eet doreag nae ~ neh, Hoye & Co. Caine ern pussage ani ! ass, tasks deve Donate wear tothe Guif; wasl3 days N of Hatteras, with strong | ,GALVEETON, Feb 1l-—Cleared, bark Dongiats (ds és paLpUoESTE, Feb 17—Arrived, schr Island City, Allen, Nat gales. Brig Amelia Emma, (of f Searsport), Same, Measina, 67 aga ed hen oy watae: fee Td Sac, tou 85 80, HOLMES! HOLE, Feb 14, AM--Arrived, achr Meggie Mule spok: mente, froin Fortiand for Manzaniliat we ‘ved, cr JA A Parnes ‘Young, Calbarien for Bose Brig Vol fanvecr (Bt)e tyacke, Beyrout Nov 4, and Gibraltar Jos Wm’ Fish, Harris, Wilmington, NO, for do; Clare Jan 6, with fool Aso rus & Co—vesael to Nicholas | Ei i aienor, qo’ for Keunebunk; Charter Oak, ays heavy W gaios In tue Meaterrencant epee satis; then had fine weather up to within S40 Hook, when was biown off 220 miles ina NE gale, ‘Feb 2, lat 38 16, lon 68 82, epoke ache Freda, from Balt more for Porto Rico. rt for Jacksonville. hy AAI, ‘brig Rolerson, Mayo, Portland for Car ‘erstn, AM_Sailed, ed, brig Rolerson; schre Monadnock, Maggie , Cl ee a peated Finphion, Tied siavy sat: atts ea i tayer, Edwin; brge Guten B ry Sie. Dine. mth an te | aha cSOKY uti Feb Mo arnved.: ps iaelg Was, York, with loss of al} i her head Bulle, Aldrich, Kelly, Baltimore. or awin (of Bridgeport, Dayton, Para, 23 days, with rubber, to. J Wenberg, Had fine en, ip to Hatteras; since strong E winds. Salied in company wih schr KW. ‘Brown, for St Thomas. “efght Hortensla sof Boston’, Norton, Demerara, 17 days, led —' Sone: ‘Joni gaan ts 16—Sailed, echr Edward raid 2, PR, CxEWEO! eT, Feb is, PM—Sailed, brig AF ‘pec Ward ‘ood's “Hole for Chatieston; schra Fan Jonker do for siniagla i Teabel b Pi sugar, to John M Sinith & So ton for Tangier orden, Hadwin, rare for Hougiiels "tied heavy weatase.” Feo Is, iat 8227; 198 6%, | NYOP re GaW Baer, Kawisy, Ban for Virginie; Apioto, saw dohr Leone, steer 8. Nash, Hall River Yor NYori; EM Oakes (Br, raey owt ae a Llosson (of fh romenngiog) Gale, Neguabo, PR, 16 i Morfolk ce igo, Bai Snow, do for Bavannab; Benj acd By jugar aud molasses, to Mill Hought 3 Redvy wander Feb 1a, at 54 84, lon 16.85; pesved a vessel of BeENACOLA, *1—arrived, sblp Ronochan (Br), Mobile. Beet led Le scnr Kate Grant, Grant, NYork. Cleared 10th, bark ma (Nor), Amboyn,enson, Marseilles, hip Jobn Bunyan, for Montevideos about 800 tons, bottom ‘up, coppered; ba. that condition, Schr Menawa, Dissosway, Galveston via Key West 21 days, not been long in Tite hides, 2, ta, W Adnins & Oo. Kut inte CW for medt- | ,Petlansird, for Walertord oa ee" Had variable weather throughout ene Jolin M iromally Craw ord, ‘Jacksouville for Boston, oe aac [eo tonCleared ship Ladoga, Wiley, 1S.days, with lum er, to mn Pat in sor a harbor. ‘Sony #4 L Maria, Maris, Savannah or Boston, 1édays, with cotton and lutaver, to mascer. Fut in tor harbor. Feb 12, weut ashore at Delaware breakwater, and was got of 13th by the assistance oc steaming Aa siigutly damaged; had heavy weather; lost vout aad split sails. schr U8 Groves, "Weaver, NO, M4. days, with stores, to Van Bruit 4 aif strong NE aad NW ‘moat th ‘Arrived, steamslip Juatsta, Hoxie, New Orleans vin Havaney barke Hermon, Nilson, Liverpool John Wilt ao (rh, Robertson, do; ‘schr F St Clair Edwards, Ire. Cardenas, Cléared—Sbip Abyssinia (ir), Christian, Savannah; brig sea, Gibratar; schfe Joun Slusman, weulia’ A darrison, Baath, Bt Domingo “Yin —Bolow, brig Ellen P Stewort, from Sagua, Philadelptia. for Th : Cleared —Brigs Natale (Ana), Krainz; Lonts © Madeira, ae Bruce P Lac, rite iy Plaade'plla for Province: boli ar Hathed Bros (Br), Hatfield, Gloraitar for i. o 18th. Below, brigs Alice Lea, Foster, from Lisbon; Five Brothers, Raniall, frown Uardeuns. Arris ‘Schr Florence Shay, Hulse, Messina, 64 days’ pase ““FORTLAND, Feb 16—Creared, barks Geo 8 Hunt, Mitchell, Matanzas; Gertrude, Creccu, Hidvana; brig Canitua, Coombs, Passed Taroagh Hell dinates BOUND sourd. Schr Acorn (Br), Barker, Port Williams, NS, via Newport, Rij 10 cays, for New Yorg, with potatoes, to 1k J VeWour & Cehr HT Hedges, Frank:in, Portland for New York, win | Caren : . lumber, to Bentiey, Mailer 4 ‘i'aumas ee Ha meth pes ert ytrryi oY Dart, Na vessels pameu tbroush Hell Gate after 10 AM. It come | Amateniam; Tioncer, Stauth, Galvertoa; Fly, ‘carter, mieaed to blow avery heavy gale from SSE, There are | Philadel my Doyie, Kilzaberhport, 9 ome Tanne Anzer Cleared Seue Hates Lite. big, Warmangina. Salle(—Senrs Mollie Vorter, Megathlin, Baltimore; M Granmer, Cranmer, Povinie, vin; Romps Miler, NYO pk Teb 10--Arrivea, achrs ieetwing, Nas! " Justina, Keen, and Tits, ‘orvo, Pickering, N Yor! ms, Hou ‘about 40 vessclsat anchor in Flushing Bay, bonnd suuth and east, uuable to proceed on account of the gale. Some of the tugs bad to anchor their cows to wait for better weather. ‘The following veuscis are at anchor off the Meadows, upper end of Randali's Islan, bound south :— Sour Waite Rock, Taylor, Boston, 33 hours, for New York, wiih mdse, tos W Lowia, jy, Hubbard, Fail River for Philadeiphia, Madison Homes, Howard, black Rovk for Bay River, BOUND MAST. Ser RS Dean, Cook, Beltinre for Stanton, ichr KA Ldwards, Edvacds, Baluuaore for Bridgeport, Schr N W Megee, Gatin, Philadelphia ior Boston, Schr ME Coyne, Faceire, #uinielplia for isridgeport. Scor American Lazie, aur, Neweusue, Dal, fo Sewbury- + Suuth Amb eth Balle, Rowe 16th, Bnow Squall, Ro Torrey, and jregon, Candaze, do; W T Emerson, Dorr, Nore “SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 17 -Arrived, bark Noord Brabant, from Batavin. Balled—Bark Hotspur (B:), Carrigall, Acapulco, 18th—Arrived, ship Comet, NYors. Fe ice CSCO Ciark, Callao; bark Locket, Liver. "st ee Ga, Feb 13—Arrivec, schr Kiltza B Coffin, Cof- in, NYor! Rteared 13th, ache Eva 1 Leonard, Bunker, Barbados, AT! Ga, Feb 7. chi St Knowles, Small, Savannah; 11th, Bila F a bound up, Batted lth, bark Bate, ‘ Cleared Leth, achr K: ae Walker, Warren, York. SAVANNAH, Feb M--Arrived, sch Sabab, Lawson, New Yor ‘Gleared—Ships Marlborough (De, Atosatron, ng, an, Alexite dca (Br), Brown, Liverpool, achr A’C Paige, Haley, , Boston. Teh Arrived, brie Ospeys NYorg; achr UR Phe Te eUT Robie baled, okie Baleha, Clay, bad Ate ‘Sehr Surg, Wasw! Scly Ontario, Barver, Schr John Burley, —. dled Sebr V Barkalew, Holes, Schr Jacob Raymond, ADdevson, 1 London. for New Haven. itor, Black, Plermo; lariew, Sherinau, Hodoke: ae Bole Ada Louise, Heider, Now Yors tor St Jou ScurJ Furman, Ackerman, New York f ir Salve Brion, Palmer, New Y ors tov Btaulurd. int, Korrester, N Yo Scur Dari, Johnson, NeW core (or stpanior WILMINGTON, NC, Feb 18--Ciearea, @eamship Rebecea burger, New Yors loc Buumfor. Clyde, N York. Ve Lor Uresitw WIGKFORD, Feb 17—Saited, schr Benj F Butler, Fowley, ae aut ow belir Yo Semite, Mott! New York Wind at sunset SE, aad thi «tor Rosiya, (og. Ship US. Notes. annem BSOLUTE tearash{p City of more ianat DIVE OBTAINED FROM THE I Biter ad yee 1 of tho | A“ conris of diterent S'aten; legal everywhere ; desertion, nman Jine, w.ti leay ck this | &e, nt eatise, No chatke ia wdyanee. No publicitye morning for Queenstown and Liverpool. The National line steamslity Helvoua, Captain Thompron, will aaii from pier 47 North river 6s 9 AM today for Live: pool, calling at Queenstown, vat Law, 63 Broadway. i ds ae SAAT OBTAINED IN NEW YORK, cvery where; no publi: The stoameh'p Iowa, Captaln Hedderwick, of the Anchor oie ill leave pier 20 Nota river at 12 2. i pense EMbidlemensstee derry and ¢ LITRE Tae Smita, will eai! ‘rom pier 12 Norta river a3 Pp New Orleans Mer mabip United States, © 1 The steamship Bienville, tor New ¢ freight until 6 PM to-day, owing tothe raia ey Marie Disasters. Livenrooi,, Feb 18~News haa been reer sea of the Myra, frog Newcastle Cor New ¥ men. SPKAMGMIP NrsToUtAN, Are, at Portland reports husing enoountered a wrrivs 62 yales, t meneing Saturday night, Sth taat, aod-coatiny Sunday, The wea ol wnat time ran une whe in an admirabio bea hoa wg: of the loas at alght ric. with foom Liverpool, thes t sume Were vert i into the mize ec. aw passage wai Peand 12 © Brier Magran E ship Atmosphy bef ot wanna, collf Aath am Savannah trom New York, re Hatierre, iont head forwstays in @ LIPTGE MONOGZAPH, dese watment of Nervous Devility eparuuent of the New Yore unt of the newly Wise 1,200 eases of Exe ve of the wD yed Sh the Con’ Medical University, jaciuad covered remedies, prescribe hausted Vitality _restoreds ote free. Ad: cvess Secvetary LU place, New York. Es ipl abcenhasils PHYSIOLOGICAL MONOGRAPH, riptive of ¢ ainwont of Nervous Debility ee MO CUNFIDENTIAL DEVARTHENT of (h8 employed in the tcc LERY LOW COST, 4: before May 1 next, and the AND » pes SHEFFIELD Onrielock mist be closed « bustiess will be continuca ates tins date uy OUF successort, . Nicol & Davida 1 Oo ciate LAUGH ROUT & CO, 3: Broadway and Broome w\feet, ,ekace eating OF the Lots sepae RUPTIONS, SALT i be nee ond permanently Price 00 conta, 11 Ann st, Cornes Store, G5x100, to | on 1 TCHING SORT A itheutn, Serofuia cured by NOKTON'S Uiltine own; te unites © Bows Sacac, A Pg wADAY frou Nei Lorin Fons bal om) eMNT AyeatiPL Ie» Parva = ane TH) Biyadwoyy