The New York Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1874, Page 10

Pa. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET, THE STATE CAPITAL The Comptroller and Corporation Counsel of New York. BILL TO MAKE THE OFFICES ELECTIVE. An Bitort to Keep Green in Offico—The Great jority Opposed to Him, ALBANY, Jan. 22, 1874, Tt would seem as though the Legislature of 1874 ‘was determine: to make the session a short one by mothing more nor less than doing nothing at all. Both houses to-day occupied themselves in con- sidering ai! sorts of motions and bills which the people of New York city especially, and the people of the State at large certainly, have no particular imverest in. However, it may be said that the bil 1 concerning the election of Comptroller and Cor- poration Counsel of the city and county of New York are rather important in view of the present condi- tion of political affairs in the metropolis. The bill was introduced by Mr. Leake, who thinks he is a republican. It isa very simple one. It makes the oMces of Comptroller and Corporation Counsel elective, and provides that the elections in New | York county for county officers shall be held in the ‘pring. Tne election for COMPTROLLER AND CORPORATION COUNSEL, ‘amder the present bill, is to take place on the sec- end Tuesday of next une. This bill took the dem- crates completely by surprise. They bad intended, 26 1am well informed, to hold a caucus as to how | ‘they should vote if a bill legisianng Mr. Green out @f oMce was introduced. The decision was that they would cast a solid vote in favor of any such il. The republicans got wind of this, and Mr. Leake’s vill, which also draws Delafield Smith amo the tangle, is really intended to head off the d@emocrats and independents. Any legislator with @p ounce of common sense can divine the mouve 6f the bill. It is nothing More than a job TO KEEP GREEN IN ome Be ee tor by dragging Smith into the bill en receiv strength that he never could have otherwise ob- tained. Mr. Leake is a new member, and of course ‘wants to make a name for himself, He has pot Deen considered as tmportant an item in the de gation from New York so far as he thinks he ought ‘40 have been {rom tue start, and tis, no doubt, ‘Ras reduced bim to the condition Of ap ordinary @rowier. Did he realiy desire to Make the Com troiier an elective officer he could bave easily made ‘hs desire a Jaw by not dragging into his bill the Corporation Counsel. The latter is a repubili- ean; the Comptroller is a democrat. The pres- ent Legislature being republican, of course Mr. Green would have little chance with it, single banded and supported by democrats, only wo keep his place a8 a County Oificer. But Smith, ‘who is @ repubiican and a first class ‘wirepuuer, peing in the same bil, will be of immense benefit to Green, and will De able, probably, aided, as he ‘will be, by so-called newspaper lobbyists from New York, to smother it m committee, or, at a stretch, cm it On partisan grounds solely. There is, ver, a bill 12 preparation by one of the lead- democratic Senators which in the end will be tuted for this bill, and which makes the = alone an elective officer. bill will doubtiess be substituted for Leake’s, and thus the Comptroiier, if he wants to fight, will be made to @ght on his own merits. The provision a8 to spring ee contained in Mr. Leake’s bill will Ot pass, aa member who has been spoken ‘to op the subject deciares that he will vote against ‘a& There is one thing certain, however, and that ww that GREEN IS DOOMED. navlpoxen 10 all the members of the lower — afd toevery member but one of the Senate, to the position of Green in New York, and of the Sse'membors in the Assembly I found but ten, and am the Senate two only, Who expressed themselves anxious to retain him. Mr. Green, werefore, can- mot be saved. in my opinion, by the bogus reiorm ‘bil of Mr. Leake, which, while ostensibly doing ‘what the peopie in New York want, only looks to a ‘chose corporation job, which no honest man can countenan ro) NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. SENATE, fe ALBANY, Jau. 22, 1874, ‘Mme report of the State assessors was presented ‘by the President o/ the Senate and ordered to be printed. Mr. BooTH presented the annual report of the Commissioners of Emigration. Mr. Woop presented a petition for the better pro- ‘tection of factory children. Mr ROBERTSON, irom the Judiciary Committee, c ted favorably om the bill relating to the Suge of ‘THE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW YORK; also op tne bill relative to the embezzlement of funds by agents or hogs ome Mr. SELKEKG, from the Railroad Committee, re- rted iavorably the bill authorizing Rochester to Exsue bongs to aid the State Line Railroad, BILLS INTRODUCED, Mr. ROBERTSON—To authorize aliens to hold fata Of real egtate the same as citizens, . BOOTH—To Consolidate the city and county w York, and to further regulate the same. Sumter bill Was introduced in the Assembly a few Oy ae Gross—To permit of verdicts by @ major. ‘ty Of the jurors in civil actions; also to amend the act requiring compensation for death caused by wrongiu! aor by negiect or defauit. The amendment provides that the amount recovered shall go to the Jegai heirs of the deceased jor their exclusive use; the amount of damages shall draw ‘anterest irom the date of death. By Mr. ory Latonet authorize the sale of land in ew Yor! belonging to Nenemiah Denton and nis eons” PASSED. BILLS For the relief of the Seneca Indians. Authorizing the city of Utica to borrow money. Adjourned. ASSEMBLY. ALbany, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1874. ‘This being general order day, the House, in Com- mittee of the Whole, disposed o; the following en- ‘itied bulls as noted To amend the Revised Statutes providing for the @rawing of jurors. Ordered to a third reading. Authorizing the Comptroller of New York city to Sasve bonds to pay bonds issued under the act of 3872, Ordered to a third reading. Providing for distributing copies of the session Baws to surrogates, Ordered to a third reading. Providing for additional compensation to town ‘assessors in towns wherein there are over 10,000 (pieces Of property, allowing ten cents for each ad- -@itional piece. This bill gave rise to some debate. ia uaa nopy oneva Spee tee that, _ his town (Flushing), for instance, large pieces of prope! Wore belie cut up, making « iarge amount of aad, -tsonal work for aswessors, wuo should be paid isnerefor. Mesars. WEED and BATCHELLER opposed the bill, jue om oniy ater this additional work Was for one C9 that the assessors will only have assessment roiis. The first section of was stricken oul, thus destroying it, Progress was then reported. To reimburse purchasers Of land from the State to which the titie has failed. Ordered to @ third $200,000 to immediately continue Of dressing granite for the new Capitol Mr. PHILLIPS moved to make It $100,000. Mr. BATCHELLER he anal tnat the whole sum “was pecessary, and that it would be economy put ip ure the whole sum. Mr. C, 8. SPENCER also advocated the use of the ‘whole sum and afford relief ty the 400 workmen Ap) (the aiid) mow idie and m the work. Mr. PELLIPS w the te ges and the biil ‘war ordered to @ tard reading and then read and pasved. Amending the act relative to the powers and st of the Department 01 Public Parks in New ‘ork by transternng the powers and duties to the ommor Council. Mr. DALY expiained and advocated the Dill at wome ength. tie said the object of the bill was to sertie & question Of jurisdiction. It would add no expenser, bul woulda afford work to the unem- ployed in that great city woo are oow suffering 60 rently for it. 2. S SPENCER wanted further time to look at ane bul, and moved that the ommitiee report progress, Lost, and the bill was oruerea to be re- ported to the House. ip the House Mr. ALVORD Moved to recommtt the Din, a6 he Jound it vo be @ very important measure, overturmng as it did a system which had been adopted after much labor for carrying on tue pub- dic works of New York. Mr. DALY opposed the motion, insisting that the ‘Dill simply settied & question 0; jurisdiction, Those | wers and duties are, by the charter, vested in be Common Councij, but not with sufficient clear. mess, and thie was the reason the Mayor vetoed @ resolution of the Board. There is Soubt, and such a Goubt as stands in the way of a great work involving the expenditure of $2,000,000, Mr. LINCOLN thought the safety of the bil woula’ be nteed by & postponement. . C, &. SPENCER deprecated haste in the mat- fer, but thought the House was as well prepared to act upon this bili now as it would be at any imme ; DANG Ah when the bf! came up Jor » «re reading, “ ten aa nantes eae oe could be reopened. was as to give work to ee ‘eho 0 desired 1 as bat he could not vote for @ measure which not understand. He believed it to be @ jous Dill, stil he wanted to examine it, Mr. COUGHLIN said the conflict was not between the Department of Public Works and the Common Council. It was the Department of Public Parks. ‘The bill provided for simply defining who shall order the work done. Mr. Dany said be would consent to bave the bill recommitted with the understanding that it be made the special order for to-morrow morping. On motion of Mr. ALvORD the bill was then re- committed and made the special order for to-mor- row morning. Mr. COUGLIN presented a petition of taxpayers of the city of New York relative to the manage- ment of the Department of Docks in New York. ‘The petition sets forth that the Department of Docks having deen in existence nearly jour years, and having expended nearly $3,000, thereby imereasing the heavy indebtedness of the city without having accomplished any practical result, that an investigation be made into the affairs and Management of said department with a view of abolisuing or remodeling said department, It ei signed uy ‘some of the MOSt prominent ciuzens of New Yor! BILLS BEPORTED. Mr. PRince—To regulate Coroners’ fees; also requiring the publication of legal notices in the towns affected; also to provees the incarceration sane persons in insane asylums. ‘ Mr BI@LU (o provide additional public by in New York. ‘A bill to allow John George Milburn, an alien, to practise {n our courts was called up. C. 8. Spen- cer moved its recommittal to the Judiciary Com- mittee. #& long debate sprang up, in which the | policy of granting citizens’ rights to aliens was July discussed, Mr. MILLER moved the recommittal of the vill, | with instructions to draw up a general bill graat- | ing the same privilege to all aliens, Lost. Mr. SPENCER’S motion was also lost, The bill was then rejected, Mr. WED moved @ reconsideration and that the motion lie on the table. Carried. BILLS INTRODUCED. ™ following bills were introduced :— By Mr. LbaKE—To amend the act providing for ® local government for the city of New York. The effect of the bill is to legislate Comptroller Green and Corporation Counsel Smith out of office and provide lor the election of new officers on the 18th of Jane next, By Mr. CoLaHAN—Providing for taking testimony “a Stenographers in the Brooklyn courts. By Mr. WaGsrarr—Amending the charter of the ay Side Transporting Company. iy Mr. NoRTH—To equalize the assessments for repairing Bediord avenue, Brooklyn; also to regu late the sale of the gas of the Equity Gas Company, By Mr. LawkeNCB—Providing that no railroad company shall charge for transporting freight in the Winter season more than twenty per cent over the summer prices, under a penalty of $60 in each case. On motion of Mr. VEDDER it was ordered that the Committee on Privileges and Kiections take testi- mony in the case of Martin T, Nachtwann and Jacob Messer, contesting the seat of George Scher- man, in New York city, the witnesses all residing in that city. The committee will meet in New York at the Metropolitan Hotel on Saturday next, at ten o'clock A. M. The House then, at thirty-five minutes past two o'clock, adjourned. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Arrival ef the Wyoming and General Sherman at Key West. Key WEST, Fia., Jan. 22, 1874. The Wyoming and the General Sherman arrived from Aspinwall this morning, afver a passage of eight days. Lieutenant Todd 1s in charge of the Genera Sherman, Exploration of Shoals and Rocks on the South American Coast. Rio JANEIRO, Dec. 30, 1873, The United States steamer Wasp, Commodore Mahan, is now engaged in surveying between Pun- ta Brava and Fiores Island, in order to define the exact locality of certain shoals and rocks known vo exist there, and which bave proved a serious obstruction to the river navigation. Lieutenants Newman and Arnoi¢ have been relieved by Lieu- tenants Sturdy and William H. Drake, and return vo the United States, United States Vessels at Rio Janeiro. Rio JANEIRO, Dec. 26, 1873, The United States sloop-of-war Lancaster sailed from Rio, bound to Key West, December 23. ‘The United States steamer Monongahela arrived at Rio December 21, and Admiral Strong trans- ferred his headquarters on board that vessel, sue being the only American man-o!-war at present on ihe Brazilian coast. The Shenandoah ana the Ticonderoga at St. Thomas. Sr. Tuomas, Jan. 14, 1874, The United States steamer Shenandoab, Captain Welles, arrived [rom Madeira on the 12th inst., and 1g coaling. Paymaster Battioni is quite sick with a severe aysentery. He has been landed, and the Consul has taked him to his house. The United States steamer Ticonderoga, Captain Badger, from Rio Janeiro, torty-six days out, is Just coming into port. Orders. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22, 1874. Commander George ©. Remey is ordered to special duty in the Bureau of Yards and Docks. Acting Assistant Surgeon W. W. Myers is ordered to the Congress. Lieutenant Heald is detached from the Hydro- graphic Office and ordered to the Naval Academy. ARMY INTELLIGENCE, WASHINGTON, Jan. 22, 1874, The new order for the detail for the artillery school at Fortress Monroe is nuw being prepared at the headquarters of the army and will be issued about the ist of THE JERSEY POISOBING CASE. . Dr. Livezey was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued by Coroner Britton, of Trenton, charging bim with selling poisonous medicine, by which James A. Grant came to his death a jew weeks ago. ‘Lhe accused was iodged in Doylestewn (Pa.) to await a requisition from the Governor of Jersey, in default of $2,500 bail. jail, Ww SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. |_Satia | Dewtination. | Cifice. 2%. | Liverpool. .|\4Bowling Green . 24. [Liverboot.. (60 Broadway 1s Brosdway. 1s Brosdway. le . [58 Broadway. 101 |T Brosawav. 7 Bowbng Green Bow! + *|4 Bowling Green {}] Bowling Green 2Bowling Green Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AXD MOON. HIGH WATER. Sun rises. Gov. Island..morn 12 06 Sun sets. Sandy Hook....eve 11 21 Moon sets. Hell Gate....morn 1 61 PORT OF iW “YORK, JAN. 22, 1874, | # CLEARED. Seana Silesia (Ger), Hebich, Hamourg—Kunbardt amship City of Havana, Phillips, Havana—F Alex- andre & Bor qn a Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—W R Sreamante Osea Carolina, Becket, Charieston—J W Steamshiy Bete opoia, Nickerson, Wilmington, NC— Lorillard Steamabi Steamship isaac Bell, Blakeman, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steainship Steamship North Point, Foley, Pauedelptia—Lorillerd Bark ‘Altre? (Ger), Sechweder, Hamburg—Fanch, Edye # ark Beetnoven (Ger), Lenschaa, Riddock—Norton & jetis, Kent, Adeiaide—Arkell, Tafts & Co. nae Yemurt (Br), Carlisle, Sagua la Grande—' Waydell one Valero (Br), Thompson, Liverpool—D R De Wolf & rig Susan Ber Tuthill, Marseilies—B J Wenber; war rig Mary Ide (Br), Baker? Santander—Boyd & fie. one L M Merritt, Hanson, Cardenas—James E Ward & \ 5 Clara Jenkins, Coombs, Matanzas—Miller & a Teviot (Bp, Alkerman, Little Glace Bay—) F \ Whitne Beh ‘haten L Stern, Hi how inwall—B J Wenberg. Behr Mary Burdett, Hai \—B J Wenberg. are Sehr Joba M Fiske, aaltes fe fie ‘au Platte—Dovale & pact Louisa Birdsall, Birdsall,Matanzas—E Sanchez y Schr Ben} Gartside, Stanford, Ravana—Bentley, Gil- Geraieeve H Co. 1 Lawrence, Kemp, New Orleans—B H Drum- Schr Saran J Smith, Baldwin, Somerset—H W Jackson * chr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New Haven—Rackett & Bro, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES. Smamahie City of Montreal! (Br), Mirebouse, Liverpool Jans 3 jucenstown 9 and passe: ‘8 to IVE Tek G8 emer te Jon 59. ran ity of Brook! hence for do; 2 ee of Hook, si i> Wyoming, hence Steamsni] hewn Bayt ee. an yw Jan 7, with Tete re Hel os, Jan‘2l, at Steameh ‘south “America, << mo Jencire 28, Bahia an 2 Para ith Spthomgs léth, with indie, as ngers wo W He dare Had meen eateoton of aloe heavy equaila most onthe o'dteamsnip Fnehip City ot New York, Deaken, Havana Jan 17, ¥ Lin’ oe ‘mise Ee aguangers 2 ¥ Alexandre & Sons. Hook 12 hours by fog. Jan beri Meine st on 4 33, spoke bark Carlowa atta Island), 82 Jays from Malaga tor New vans supplied b mm with provisions, they having been out of sane 10 ays. enamsnip Morro Castle, Morton, Havana Jan ¥7, with mdse and passengers to WP Clyde &Co. Steamship City of Austin, Eldridge, Galveston jan Peree yy Fee me. with mates onerpaneeners © cH lallory Steamship Montgomery, Femees. Savannah Jan 17, with mdse and passengers to R Lowden. Steamsbip Huntsville, ‘Growell Savannah Jan 18 with indse and Eecmnagers' wR Lowden. Wasdetained 2% hours by teamanip | om Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah Jan 17, “Heamuhip Charleston, Ber 7, “Cherlesgn Janis te: arleston, rr a mdse. aud passengers to JW Quintard Wa de- tained 17 nours by very istek for. ‘*Xteamahip iiichmond, Lawrence, Richmond, city Point and Norfolk. with indse and passengers to the minion Steamshi Ship Fort Hevent. (of Jersey), Olsen, Tlollo April 1, via St Helena Be days roe sugar to H M Moring & Co; ves- Pad ‘Gornelius Grinnell, Borland, London, and Tale of Wight Dec 8 with mde # Grinnell Minturn & Co.0a the ern passage, ‘and bi je days 8 north of Hatteras Ship Marianna V (Port), Ferrera, Lisbon 85 days, with cork and salt to L E Amsinck & Oo. Ship Premier (ot Dundes), White, Genoa 53 days, with le, 1 Bark ‘Lake Simcoe ff} Montreab, Stewart, Yokahama Sept 12, with teas to E Pavenstedt & Co. rk Olivo {ane Meaemcnts, Shields 64 days, with mdse to Slocovich &'C Bark Gustat Adolf Gwe, jenn, Cardiff 44 days, in ballast, to Punch, Edye & ¢ Ark Alberto diab, Lauro, Plymouth 49 days, in hal- last to master. Bark Commendatore Tonello (Ans), eae Belfast 43 days, in ballast, to slocovich & Bark Sunny Kegion (of St John NBD. Smii Dec 6, with empty barrels to Jas W Etwell & cone er Beachy Head 9h. Dec 16, lat 4640, lon 34 20, Isaac Free- ber, seaman, vative of Finland, while furling the fore- pall'fell overboard, and was drowned. Jan 4, lat 3910, Jon 48 30, d bark Annapolis (Br), trom New York for ntwei Bark ‘Constantia (of Sunderland), Sterns, Antwerp 49 days in ballast, to Thos Dunham's Nephew & Co. Is anchored at Sanity Hook for orders Bark Etizal Catharine (of Sunderiand), Piper, punkirk Dee 2 in vallast to Boyd & Hinekep. Bark Carlota (of Turks Island) Magune, Malaga 47 days, with fruits to Boreland, Dearborn & Co, Bark Harvest Moon, Ryley, Messina 46 days, with fruit to Lawrence, Giles ‘vemel to Jas Henry. Passed Gibraltar Dée 1. "Jan 18 lat 41, lon 64 10, spoke brig Confederate, trom Liverpool, NS, for 8 days Outi, 36th, tat $906, ton 69, bark Leif, hence for Brisw), 3 days otf ark Jeanie (of Metbourne), Hines, Montevideo 56 Gaye. 1p ballast, to Jas E Ward & Co. Crossed the Kqua- tor Dec 2 in jon 4i W. Jan 16, lat 88 26, lon 72 20, spoke schr D H Bisbee, hence for Maranbam and Para, Brig! Robert, Dillou, Biatenford, Messina 39 days, with fruit, &c, to Lawrence Giles & Co: vessel to Squire Thornton & Co, Passed Gibraltar Dec 26, Jan 17, lat 37 30, lon 59 30, Herman Caiberg, seaman. a native ot Tore- lo, Sweden, aed | 21 years, fell from the honse overboard and was drowned. Brig Orwarodd (Nor), Larsen, Marseilles 58 days, with Henry; vewel to Punch, Edye'& Co. mdse to cones Passed Gibral nig Oart X¥ tewed), Nillgen, Seville Nov 17, with cork, 4c, to order. Is bound to Perth Amboy to discharge, Bric Gladiateur (of Halitax, NS). Lennan, fio Grande 54 days, with hides, &c, to Morton, Stewart'4 Co; vessel to Miller & Hou nigbton, Crowsed, the Bauator, Deg 2 in Jon 39 W,. Jam 17, lat $4, lon 72 spoke schr F A Bailey, steerit Bri Haan (Br), Clow, Matanaas 13 days, with sugar to Matihiesen & Wreckers Brig Parana (of Sf John, NB), Edgett, Matanzas, 13 days, with sugar to Youngs, Smith & Co; vessel to mas- ter. Brig John W. Lead) Hunt, New Orleans 15 days, with mdse to N H Br Sehr Gov G pee “(of Portsmouth, NH), Snow, Mar- eo 15 days, with sugar wo H Lowe & Son; vessel to B Schr TJ Frazier, Plam. Aguin 19 dave, with | to H Becker & Co; vessel to Youngs, Sm) ath & Co. onthe outward passage, in a eer Bee we sprang Barnegat light bearing 8 W, dis. mainmasthead, tant Ib miles, passed a sunken schooner with wastheads about 6 feet above water. Sehr Helena (of Halifax, NS), Langenberg, Crentuezos Si days, with sugar to Gowler & sssel to G A Horsey. Schr Bueco cot St John, NB), Davis, Cardenas 16 days, | sugar A Power, "Spier, Darien, Ga, 13 days, via Dela- ware, "Breakwater 21, witti yeliow pine’ to order; v 8 © Loud & Co, chr Joseph Chandler, Martin, Alexandria. Schr R Mason. Somers, Virginia. The schr Ridgewood, which arrived is consigned toR D Hurlbut Go thotas before. a . Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse and paasen, Steamship Gen Whitney, tt, Boston for New York, with mdse and passengers. Steamslup Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York, with mdse and passenzers to Barling & Davia Steamer Thetis, «ale, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers. Hara Truxorarn Srarron, Wurrueronm, Li, Jan 2 1576. f With the exception of the regular Sound steamers no vessels passed through Hell Gate to-day, owing to the fog. SAILED, Steamhips Victoria (Bri, Glasgow : Silesia (Gen), a burg. City of Havans, Havana, H Livingston, 8 van South Carolina, Charleston ; Metropolis, Wiluing North Point, Philadelphia. ey Telegraphic Marine Correspondence. Newrort, RI, Jan 22,1874 Schr Addie Murchie, Metcalf, which arrived here 20th, with lumber, from Calais for this port, reports Jan 14, 60 miles east of Cape Cod, ina heavy gale, had 434 feet of water in the hold, and threw overboard 170,000 shingles of the deckload to save vessel from foundering. Marine Disasters. BP See Correspondence above. Suir Pantuzr—A telegram was recetved in San Fran- cisco yesterday (22a) trom Port Townsend, Washington ‘lerritory, announcing the total loss ot the ship Panther, Captain J W Balch, with all on board. The Panther, Gestined for San Francisco, sailed from Nanaimo, Wash- ington Territory, on Saturday last, in tow of the steam- ‘tug Goliah, When within 50 miles of her starting point she encountered a terrific gale, which forced her apon the rocks off Tilly Point, in Georgia Bay. The Goltah Wras unable fo render any nssistance. Subsequently al repi Port Townsend and despatched the sad Aeot We the time of the fetal occurrence cere were So persons on board the Panther, inciuding the captain and his Wife. The Panther’s carro consisted of 1700 fone of coal. Gps Panther registered 1154 tons was built at East Bos- yn, Mass, in 1854, and was owned in San Francisco.) geet ot Mae eo. } oyhe| bry 22d for Glas- gow, grounded on the mud fists at same day, Somme off +8 PM, and proceeded to sea bere) rp Conripence, Howes, from Forgand, QeeneT aie rape Tories Green fe ietreas. The captain reports. that during @ avy gale Oct Sl, to the westward of Horn, was we down, cargo suufted and putps lahods ed, and ‘were belt to throw overboard about sixty wus of wheat, cargo w port side to right her. strained in her upper works so that water ran down throngh her decks: Also sprung mizzen Taast, fore topm: top gallant "masts, fore tepaall yards, stove boats eg Tost, lwarks, besides bein, ‘somewhat damaged tn her rigging, bus perfectly tight it her bottom. Her repairs were now nearly completed, Dec 16. and she would pri voyage in a few A tons of Fotten wheat will be feft behind. 7" About 300 Cape Gpeever, Wp agled 3 for maya ton, anchored at Murray's Anchorage, J with ‘mainmast badly sprumg. sails ‘kone “and eek Redly, and in going inte pors strosk Reavy aving sunk on the 9th in About 38 fect of water About 100 tons of her cargo had been saved dry. The following, is a list of her cargo 7.80 bags 2600 pockets Linsoe 24 bales buflale hides, a is bassbote, te Wills Bamande "cer SON Dag ido Doitalo, hides, to Whitney, Cushing £06, 1080 bags linsged,, 900 Cases shellnc, 280 bales unten 378 do F India rubber, 13 chests In- 00 tained “shoes tae 1,000 tanned gi skins, Sao) Gontekrne, to vattous parties in Boston, “Re ean met was a nip of 962 tons but b years ago nt Rowe ryport, where she is owned by Henry Cook aud others, te he second Calcutta ship bound to Boston that has been lost in the Atlantic this season. Mestrs, Willis Bas mands 2 $85,000 insurance on their portion of the cargo, moatiy in ir Paria os oo ash ington oston, a risl ivided upeo eargo, ‘abip and agit? Dantas (40, pier rom Baltimore for Queens. pur into 8t Georges, Bermuda, san 2 with ‘cas of nd leaking. remained’ 9th, and would dis- me ‘and repair. Banx Davntirss (Br), Winchester, trom Liverpool for Boston, 4 cargo of railroaa iron 4nd soda ash, into Ber rior to Jan 7 in distress with loss of adiin, spars an ‘and short of provisions; would repair Bax Wansarcu (Br), Graham, from Fernandina for Moptevideo, put mto Bermuda’ prior to Jan 9. leaki and wiih ow of fore and nai yards, sulin a6; woul repair at Bermuda. Buse Srnino Brno (Br), Hamell, from Maracaibo, with 3004 ‘de. ‘for New York, ‘put inte at Geornes, Bermu fa San3, in distress. She ‘had discharged a por: tion of her cargo Jan 9 to enable her to effect the necem sary repairs, Bhe was leaking slightly Brig Anaxtsa (of New York), Bray, from St Ma Bay, N&, for Jamaica, pat into St Georg Sin distress having lost forward house, She remained in port 9h repairing. Bric Onesarnaxe (Br), Doe, from Demerara for Balti: more, kefore reported at Bermnda in distress, had com- pleted Yepairs Jan 9 and was reloading cargo. Scum Frank Jaweson, Jameson, from Baltimore for Port Spain, Trinidad, put into St Georges, Bermuda, Jan 8, with Jorgmasinead broken off, deck’ rwept, ‘bo gone, &c. She had also lost foretopmast, jibvoom and pk ‘and was leaking; w4s discharging 9th, to caik ope Scan Exwa B Suaw, from Wilmington, NC. went ashore night of Jan 19, above Ohester (Delaware River) will probably have to lighten to get off. Sonn Stas, from Elizabeth City for Wilmington, NC, Before re ‘ofted ashore on Carolina Shoals. was aflow io ving ag ade over most of her cargo of cern, and ill probably be saved, provided she can get over the shoal Sonn Eprrm May, Cross, from St Domingo for Boston, 20 eat ha ut into St Georges Bermuda, Jan 3. with lg’ of J ails #Od boat King and hon much damaged ina gale DM 35 She had discharged # portion of he cargo Jan a a broke - aay fram the ay Spe Hheabeth, Me, nlew wee «c Up on the beach, was Hoajed ol 0b Masulay lagt without ae 1 jibetay and carried away foromast during the sth, off Cape Elizabeun, perce Fisning sour J P ALLEN, Kg ord lying ig Posemageth y ‘ancl but sustafned ‘Bo serious Jower harbor morning of 20th a went asho! re at NPweastle, baer n 6—The Maxwell, Pen ol: + ei Hast), which put into Castle Ba; masa a ast), whiel oO gismasied, eae iavow atthe Tail of the Bank ren oem a? om the Fall of fhe ‘Bank Sth: Inst, tn ‘Dut ‘when within a mile of Lamlash she encoun- ferca gach 8 fearful gale that she had to return to Roth- Bay. “Krug steamer it ip ste rt yesterday with carpenters to iy Ls ship 7 rgauhall, Shieh nas put into Lam- ha ie seers Mate Ties moe i ai i yesterday. e cargo re- sed iy » tons'ot f coal were put on board and she left two-day tor or Now York. Ga Jan 17—The schr Kobert Raff, Routen, which was dismasted some weeks since while on the way edar Keys to this port, has had new masts put into proceed to New MeRenead, ty itary Warra), of Liverpool, hence for from © Benand is now at New Whar! ready to Hong Kone, Jan 7—The sbip Cashmere, from Newcas- the (NEW), f Tor shanghae (betore reported by cable), has been in here with loos of rudder, anchors and chain, and yettiann of 10) tons cargo: she wi rge her cargo and po inte dock tor repairs. Lowamors, Jan 7—The Matt Marian (smack). of of in arrived iust nigh reports that on the Peo Waite trawling on the fishing ground. about 0 Lowest roft, was run into by, 1 tull-rigged 4 piles of lo few York, in ballas Bremerhaven, of Geestemunde. for ‘The Maid Marian received consideratle damage to hull, sails, &e. The Dourd the ship b ropes lowered to them, tnd dat La tig poy were transferred to the smack Beonom Lowen a taken on board the Mad Marian, ‘hich rae ae I fast to te gear. Sr Tuomas, me. CarEO da (Br), from New ryork, for Male which put +) ig Fey in distress, has been sbi) forward in bark ‘Kohinoor | (Br) for the lamp sum of. The la has been condemned to Segand |, but le iin yt take place until further ‘oes are received from the United states. Estimates ‘ trom New York, left for morning of the th inst” She slucharged art ca: the American schr Maud Barbour, took in some 150 tons ballast and again took on board all ber cargo. Nothing was sold here. Writs Jon 7—A boat, 12 feet in length, 4 feet 6 Inches in breadth, iron tasted, marks “T and M Curns, Provi dence, Bostor,,”” has beén found floating on Wells B Sand, and délivered to the Receiver ot Wreck. Miscellancous. ‘The purser of the steamship South America, from Rio Janeiro, &c, has our thanks for promptly forwarding our files and despatches, ‘The purser of the steamship City of New York, from Havana, has our thanks for the prompt delivery of our files and despatches, We are indebted to Purser Geo A Denslow, of the steam- ship Charleston, from Charleston, for tavors. Susp Signa Nevapa (new), which was launched at Kennebunkport 19th inst, registers about 1700 tons, and is intonded for the California trade. She is owned by Capt Thompson, and others, of Kennebunk. with parties in Portland and Boston, and ‘is to be commanded by Capt M © Malling. Mr Thoinoson has two schooners on the stocks, which will be launched early in the spring, and As gett) pee frames for a ship of 2000tons and a bark of Smr J H S1erson, 1080 tons, built at Damariacotta in 1865, has been sold and her name changed to Alblasser- dat (Duteh). Sonn Parnrixner, of Gloucester, 67.26 tons burden, builtat Bath in 1871, wae sold at auction on Saturday by Mr William P Dolliver, Capt Owen Jones, of Gloucester, was the purchaser for $5650 cash. Losxc, Me, Jan 16—Schr Quoddy, for ree a is lying in Johnson's Bay. and will not lave until die of February. The crew have been discharged, Lavxcnep—At Madison, Ct, Jan 20, from Miner's yards brig Vistoria, owned by 11 Trowbridge’s Sons of New Ha: ven. (The Victoria arrived at this port 2ist, 1n tow, and Will uke in'a cargo tor the West Indies.| Wnaiemen. Arrived at Barbados Jan 9, brig E H Adams, Cleveland, of NB, from @ cruise, with 115 bbls oil. Spoken. Steamer Soorge Appold, Loveland, from Boston Buemere Jan 2, mi nt, off the Handkerchiet shot, hip Tquique on thi iquique on the 1 Prince Albert (Ger), Hi for New York, Jan 3, in North Se Bi fat ees (8m, from Rio Grande for Liverpool, no jon 21 (Br), Ge) Buenos Ayres for Barbados, no anteriav 687 B lon Sti. ‘Schr Mollie, from Wilmington, NC, for Demerara, Dec 80, off the east end of Bermuda—reported having lost part of deckload in a gale Dec 26, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. cee from Hamburg Merchants, Shipping Agents and Ship Captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Herxarp London Bureau, No. 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American vessels the same willbe cabled to this coun- try free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. + TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, Bark Rainbow at Mauritius in Dis- tress—Norwegian Bark Anna Colbjorn- sen Abandoned at Sea—British Ship Queen of the West Put Back with Pamps Choked—Arrivals and Depart- ures from and for American and Other Ports. ‘Loxpon, Jan 22, 1874 PUT IN DAMAGED. Bark Rainbow, Thayer, from Cebu Oct 15 for Boston, is reported in @ despatch dated Aden, Jan 21, to have put into Mauritius witn loss of foretopmast and yards and other damage, and would discharge part of cargo w repair, ABANDONED AT SEA. Bark Anna Colbjornsen (Nor), Andreasen, from Doboy Dec 13 for Greenock, was abandoned at sea, waterlogged, an lat 45.N, lon 37 W. The captain and part of the crew arrived at Liverpool today. [The A C registered 431 tons, and was bullt in 186 at Bergen, Norway, from which port she hailed.} PUT BACK IN DISTRESS. Ship Queen of the West (Br), Hartz, from Liverpool Jan 13 for Pensacola, put back to Glasgow through stress of weather, with pumps choked. She will require to go into dock for repairs and survey. VESSELS ARRIVED. Arrived at Liverpool Jan 21, ships Tasmanian (Br), Willis, trom New Orleans; Cavalier (Br), Tirrell, from Pensacola; barks Unanima (Br), Nickerson, from New Orleans; 22d, Aibion (Nor), Ingelbretsen, from New York; Bristow (Br). Warner, from do: Hjemmet (Nor), Meling, from Galvesto rig Brisk (Br), Perry, from Charleston. Also arrived at do 22d, steamsbip Circassian (Br), Wy- lie, from Portland. Arrived at Glasgow Jan 22, ship Janet Court (Br), Craw- ford, from New York. Arrived at do Jan 22, ship Queen of the West (Br), Hartz, from Liverpoo! for Pensacola (see above). Arrived at Moville Jan 22, steamship Ethiopia (Br), Craig. trom New York for @ ‘Arrived at Queenstown Jan 21, ship Palmetraet (Nor), Jacobsen, trom New York; barks Britannia (Sr), Annus, from do; Devete Dubrovack: (Aus), Krezevick, trom do; Toni C (Aus), Cattarinich, trom do; Carmella (Ans), Vecerina, from do; Vassalo (Ital), Fravega, from do; 224, Lady Gertrade (Br), McDonald, trom do, Seth (Aus), Tug- nizza, from do; Konkordia (Nor), Molbach, from Balti- more; Olga (Ital), Bennate, trom New York. Arrived at Bremen Jan 19, ship Herbert Beech (Br), Crosby, from Savannab; bark Pantser (Nor), Nielsen, trom do. Arrived at Cadiz, bark Elliott Ritchie, Hutchinson, from Boston. Arrived at Valencia, brig Faany, Smith, from Philadel- phia. Arrived at Mauritius (by telegraph from Aden, Jan 21), bark Rainbow, Thayer, from Cebu for Boston (see above). ‘VESSELS SAILED. Bailed from Liverpool Jan 21, ships Expounder, Crocker, for Tybee (before reported sailed 12th); Marian Br), Campbell, for San Francisco; barks Shatemuc (8r), ‘Wemyss, for New Orleans Sabine, Hayden, for Galves- ton (ast three before reported sailed 18th); Jardine Brothers (Br), Nielson, for Charleston (before reported sailed 14th). Bailed trom Piymoutn Jan 21, ship Wellington (Br), Harris (from Antwerp), for New York: barks Crano (Aum, Cosulich (from London), for Philadelphia; Marie Reine (Fr), Durin, for do; also Ida Keen, for Pensacols ; Sostrene, for do. ny Sailed from Bristol Jan 20, barks Hendrika (Ger), Fish- beck, for Pensacola (not Savannah); Bjorviken (Nor), Andersen, for Baltimore (not New York); Emma D (Ital) Mortola, for do; Garibaldi (for), tor do. Sailed from Mall Jan 21, barks Obilic (Ans), Millino. vich, for New York; Battestina ¥ (Ital), for do; brig Filomena (Aus), for Philadelphia. Sauead from Limerick Jan 21, ship Protector (Nor), Weimer, tor New York. Balled from (probably a Channe) port), barks Dreadnought (Br), Farren (from Antwerp Jan 6), for Philadelphia; Grace (Br), Reynolds (from Rotterdam Jan2), for New York or Philadelphia, foreign Ports. AUBAFY Jan 20—Arrived previ- ous, co dverpegs Boxnos Ayres, Nov 16—Arriv. ks Thomas Fletcher ge: *Pendieton, Sadiile: Lae Sephoaal, Marc; Sigs J M Morales (Br), Fe jontreal ; al ay Publicover, “a0; ‘aounden (Br). Crosby. Patten, Wyman, ‘Bosto Surprise (Br, Minis Montreal brik Salve tar, Jonuston, lew York; M Portiand ; “sth, (Bo Aaliten,’ Montreal Sth, “Archer Tetons Portion jofton Stover, Sherman, do; Punjaub (Br), Rose- ys ie, Montreal, 10th, iy A Lattlefield, Came,” New ith, Kave McDonald (Br), Daniel, Montreal. d Nov 18, bat eg e jel, Bi er, United States; ‘Mth, Proteus, Chips New York; Dec 2. Fannie, Carver, West I Indiv: mot. BH Sampel (Fr), San Francisc: Gh, ship City of Boston, Ulmer, West. Indies: loth, brig Sally Brown, Matthews, United ‘States; lth, barks Non- pareil, Flinn, Colonia; 5 B Hale, Mathews, Boston ; 13th, American ‘Lioyds, Parks, New York; Mora (Br), Harney, vannal in vort Dec 15, shin John Patten, Wyman, wtg; bar Fila, Fulton; R Crowell, Paster, and G M Tucker, Pink- ham, for New York; Samuel K Spring, Spall; Carrie Winslow, ¥ Walsh, and Sarmiento, Mooay, Yor Boston; Sa- rah A Staples, ‘Shate, and Carrie K Long, Park, unc; fGen ring, Loring, do, and the above arrival os, Jan'7—Arrived, schr bouisa A Orr, Orr, Buenos! Ay fang sailed for Navas: -. ¢ 29, achre mg ache er ir), Pensacoha; Ben Hotgs, ‘Bgwen, Aloxgndeg, Eagoncoula} 3 Fiswing scuk BEAUTY, &¢ Portland 20th from a cruise, | Adams, Menico; Keg 6 we Starlight, Tue! , bark de Gol ad; Mary G leiphia, arrived th; M_A Folsom, Wyman, 6 pre Leg rye {rom Norfolk, both arrived Dee 31— Arrived. bri Queen, KAM DA, perv, New York: Jan, Daniza (Au), Stonas, from Dec 13, dis: barks poppies. a ernandina taesreeeh tor Bostor it rigs Angeli Bray. Rosaline, x Jon cargo ex brig alee from Cientucgos for Ne Ligvie H Kimball, ane frou * ioe aayaceith cwith part of Baltimore’ yr New York. arriv Bosto! Shan eons m_ Pieces, Rhoden from New Movertolk, from Phila- Collins, Endicott, trom Phila: ron, St Thomas; Verds. ig HT A Bite (ise, Tewks- steainsbip Alpha (Br), Shaw, eabeth H: emallon. Rebpins, for aS otk, Br, Winchester, tro just ‘arrived: Wab: r Montevideo, arrived St'Margarev’s Bay, NS, Spring Bird (Br), Hassell rout ith, diss’; Anna yn for Haytl, on ma » from Demerara for from Tor- e, Ball ‘ew York. arrived nate! in porteth, bark Spark (Br), Hopkins, from Boston Georsin. bout oth: wie ce. hous Sep « (with iltop) ; Belle ‘illage from Sydney, Heteea, fom aa Canpenas Jan” an a Aszived Roswell, BtJotin, AM (Br), Pe Re land; fis? maarine slip for qgamination j | bri fumore for Mart Peters, for New York, to to ail iMzabeth HL Redwood. Lefavour, th, brige Premier in (Br), Ieract, ‘WB; Dart (Br), do} PB rest. brig GW Chie, north of Hatteras; sch: 3 Sth, brig Lula (sr), north of iat: ise Mh aad 1g Potomi * more ; Be cin (ta ie 3 wre 5 for \- more, bars + fepbyrine ( (Bry Sohiaon, it, Boston, gor bes: hh, Markt from arrived 5th ;' ach foarh koa, Oakes fro fc Noruiks arrived Dee 235 Fernandina, arrived Jan 6. agin, Dec Johnston, New York ; Barceloua; sehr Addie 16th, steamnahtn ris pM Menenden ? Arrived Bailed een ‘Orleans), Bare Cardenas: ‘Glearod lth, bark In port 17th, ‘barks GW Stover, Pierce, tor New Unariton, tor do; Camill schr Linda, Newton, Kinasron, Ja, Jan ‘steamship Francoli (8p). reelona; 16th, iije Houghton, Rose, Mataneal; (Br), Cardenas; sebrs Donna Anna, Waaley, do; Ranlett, Mobile; Nellte Cushing, HD Hrookinany yas Matanzas. arrived. che Keokuk, Crocker, Ma- be Oe Jan 15—Arrived, park Rebecca Caruana, Annie Bate ‘ellie, Mths, ‘Drainmond, New York, Gertiz (irom New brigs Ellen H (Br), Flynn, lorence Manap- Cardenas, York : bri 1a De Tossa (Sp), Mestres, for do? ior New Orleans; —Arrived, schrs Willie Harris, fen ney, Apalachicola ; 2d, Ancona, Manson, Pensacola; 41h, Foret, New York (and sailed th ‘ahd others, unc. steamship Atlas (Br. for Savamila); schr BB Everett, Gregory, da; 8th, brig Raney Host tir), McClellan, dos sailed Dec 3l, achr Gen Putnam, Webster West, Cienfuegos: Evany H King, Kragdon, New bark Avondale (Br), Bvang, New Orleans; T, Ruatan ; Jan 4th, brigs Delta, line, Stevens, do’ 8th, schr E or In port 9th, bark Inga (Nor), for Pensacola; brigs Per- ces Hinekle: man, tor € for Boston via Old Harbor; John and the above arrivals, right Liverroo., NS, Jan 12—Arrived, bark Windsor (Br), Gardner, Boston, MALaGa, York, Cleared 30th, brig Hail MowrevipEo, Dec 1W—A: Cardiff; park’ Peneloy Hume, Hume, Mere th, George Esson Hohn, New York; Nailed Nov 29, Dec 2, Balgmne. a, ike Akyab; 12th, 261! Jes; Nickola, un land, 0, for Guesiistown for New Yor Fino Ger Herman, dimatitLan, Dec 9—In Mayaavez, Jan 10h, por fn ri PRs bie Hates “bn, Myon ied (ital), trom New PR, arrived nas rived 34,18 licetlan, 5th: Mary D Leach, from Lin, from St Thomas, Even from Bal eae Jan 10—Arri Philadelphia; Ht H Bal Elverton, Benson, Baltims son, New York; 16th, schr of Hatteras. 6th for Martinique): 3d, tolls, 6tb, bark Gazell a Bi, Keith, di Sutled Dee. 2h schr Ca tins; Jan 6, brig Water W! ‘ork, bark Silver Star, Fred: Ne pone, Palma, Buue: Inport ; Jan 8, ship Edm Mist, for New York. Poncr, from Mayaguez, arrrved rived 7th, d hse Pour Mepway, Jan Dey. elise Jer (x), Penfield, a Lyd peste Di jarditt; Lincola, Gover, do; 16th, ere, Philadelphia; Hohimanne New Yor) Bauled Dee & wehra: Sy Roads, Harriet Brewster, St Ursula (Br), Dickman, Hampton Roade; 13 ord. ood, Calcutta J mmond'cha ving “repaired a Sy e we) aD, Penwelt ie port %, oie Peabod: repx Pew cP ath te snd’ Pacific, ugg. for ‘Baltimore Yamoyden, ie and Juno (Swe), Focke, (ewe), Bug, tor’ New Yo Card, for do, 1 ciKeo, ay rf New York, Id aa: Golden as Cox, tor d joston (cleared Roa #0 Alph: or New Orieans, RC ‘wise reported. St Montevideo (and sailed Gray, Loring, Buenos Ay: ans) ; Drige Blanche (Br), di Tenerit Hard, do: Enos, Martinique ; schr 12th, barks B Black Bagle Brownell, Buenos Ayre ter, Rio Janeiro: ith. Thomas st Mar 6th. brig Belle of schrs Maud oxi, Gesee ke ‘to Joad for New Galveston, Tepe; brige 7 tor New ow York tor Hull, to bark Kohinot in Pinane, Mart, Hattie Weston, Sailed Dec 2 brig H ie Wiow rh, NU: Jan 7, Welaka, A Hoard (Br), New York: St Jaco, Jan Simpson, New York. youaca, Jau 13—Sailea, Dec 80—Arrived, bark Ibis, Randall, rrived, ship Majestic, Gibbon 8 (ow), (Br), 6th, ‘Mozelte (Br), Montreal. rest hig Biephen Bisho} , Gilkey, New Yor bark Courser, Mafaden, do. > in’ pill port Bec 16 stiips Pacitic, Foss, for, “torelgn ports New Haven; Sui, Victoria Amel la, trom Newbur; Savannad, ‘anived Ast paar: Saved 1th, ‘Alice Bicknore, Bickmor 35th, barks W iy Anderson, Brandt. north PongaFurny, Jan Tarrived York’ (and sailed ath Jacksonville, es 4 ain, bark Clara E Beaurmanoir ( ‘T), for Charleston ; PR, Jan i0—In port brige Morning Li Uncle 5am, from New York, arrived 6th, disg, rah A Reed, Idg; Geo W Whitford, from eienai ar- Sailed to Jan 10, schr Moses Patten, Buc! Dec 7—Arrived, Boston? barks Rialto (BN, Santor Bal lo AU wie Ne Winitred (Br) Ratt, d th,” ship Nancy Pendleton, Leonard ayers, Hicks, Baltimore; vas 34, brig geld Jane Goodyear (Br). for do, a oe Have (Br), H Frying do, Wright Bovie, tor Bulumore, Stewart (Br), Taylor, tor Movile Bay tor orde! Shay, Nickerson, wtg; and the above arrivals nol fe (and sailed lth tor’ oe ty scbr Al #, Baltimore; 7th, brig res (ant sailed jth Sr Cuba)? Maguie Ce ‘ain, M, Low. anes shiD Garibaldi, Bowdoin (from Barbour. ratte RE dle | Bella ‘ork. In port lth, bark, Sylvia (Br). York, St Jouns, PR, Dec iy—Arnive a Bangor ; 2ist, brigs Geo Latimer, 6th, J B Van Dusen. Wilmingion, NC; Izetta, 10~arriveu, New Columbia, Biereton, New Ys Obergaard, Rowena (Br), W: Montreal; Verdan Quebec; O ‘atson, Quebec; h (SW), nily (i, ‘Seabrook, Portland; 19th, Nereid, Nickerson, rom Port (ute), jor do, 1dg 5 Confid Ho’ briga ssio de Ja Pla ), and Amelia, (Br), a sorties li, Dark 2 ‘Bessie Simpson (Br), for New York, port brig Virginia, Johnston, red, Dri Morning. Light, Dill, (Br), Brunswick, Ga; ‘Charleston. from St Pierre, yust sented: arrivea from Boston, ari d 7th, do; acelphies arrived ath: Santiago ; sehrs Bowdoin, from @ Curran, trom St sohnh don, trom Bristol, W 1, are Goes Warbalee Tarrived New York, arrived bth; Arthur arrived btn, to load tor United ebay arrived 7th. ved, schrs ae Wilcox, ker, ‘Collins, do. ore; brig Minnan ‘1 Kate Cariton (Br), Keen} north Port Spain, Jan 1—Arrived, brig Joseph Clark. Stahl, few. York; 3d, bark Maytiower, Lantare, do (and sailed ‘schr © © Bearse, Bingdon, Nor- azelle, ‘New York; 7th, brig Emily Ray- "1 D Lothrop, McAlep, St Mar- iteh, Knight ‘Turks Isiands, ship Winchester “(Br), Arnold, for New for Bae Kerry brig Princes# Beatrice for Martinique); Sth, MeGilvery, Wamut, Georse- und Kaye (Br), for Penna ola; sehr Maid of the to finish Idg for sehrs 5: $—Cleared, brig ote Cori ‘en, ship Importer, Avery, more; Travel- 10 (and sailed 18th for ey rie, moldmore; 12th, 13tn, shi via, ington, Dill, Richmond ; barks’ Alice’ Tainter (Br), Loe morden, Tobey, Baltunore ; rig Marte Heydorn (Ger), Boots (Br), Simpkins, Ham; LA Squires, apg eemeteT 12th, New Yors: schr Lamri ‘King. endic- lander, aot York; schr Nellie it, Fs nsgr Saiveren, Rich wth, bari lord (Nor), ‘duhr, Davis, do’, , New York; schr Shepherdess ships hang ae aterhonss, Brooks; alke: t ani Jane (Br), Sutherland, Orleans,’ do; Condar 3d) 5, Burell, repy: brigs Redowa, Salter, for teece (Br), for do, do; Asteria Lubra, Terhune, tor Ne ork (¢ foam (Br), Garthey, for a (Br), hig A tor Bambwa dg: Salem (swe), Yaberg, for do; schrs Jane do: " other- Santos, Dec 24—Sailed, schr Adeon (Ger), Hampton Homas, Jan 4—Arrived, barks B srobgter, Smart, bth for Sagui 6th, Everett res (and gutied ith for Mata: Balumore; Little Fury, aah we, Berbice ; ren ith, brig Sarah & Erma, Car: schr Sonthern Home '(Br), Devon (Br), Brown, New York; New York), I wine; ussell, Wilson,’ Jarvis, gi from Pictou, for H faviiand Br) Dune. from (8), Mitchell, eo ‘cargo tranahipped Dee 30—Arrived, schrs Morning Star, Paine, New York (and sailed 5th for Mayaguez); Jan 3, Parsons, do. schr Zampa, Jewett New Orleans; ist, Hinckley, Georgia: Jan 8, scbr Gov jew York. bark rk, Montezuma, Hammond, from and Frivi Sr Jouys ‘Antigua) Dec rasta, Watts, Jacksovville ; Tr areveg, achr Belen Aa- 224, Delmar, Wallace, New- Perkins, Jaeksonville- Balumore ‘schrs DF Keeling, vannal bark ‘Morning Star (Br), bark Carlton, Trecartin, New ‘81 Jonn, NB, Jan oe ship Parthia (Br), new), mealtiser, (Colirtenay ia Cleared loth, bark Lady brig Toronto (Br), Carroil Lewis, Hom: of the Lake (Br), Ellis, Belfast; |, Matanzas; scbr Pioneer (Br), acon. PRE ead NS, Jan 12—Cleared, bark Kate Cann (Br), mith, Savannah. [Per Aytwerr, Jan Anna Maria, Larsen, B Sailed 6th, Helvetia, In the river 6th, Comet, Bray, from from Phil Butsrot, Jan 7—Satled San Baltimore. In Kingroad 9th, Saba, Gloucester. mington, NC. Onkel, Hettmeyer, Fumingion, NC Norma. Suited 9th. Ay Capiz, Dee Arrived. York. Cleared 29th, Gipsev, Cr for Pensacola (and sail Henry assed 7th, Milly, or Off 7th, Siri, Landquiat, York. cxwouri, Jan 6—Arriv York. FA York for Newcastle. GLascow, Jan in (8), Plt back to Rothesay Sealey, trom Greeniogk tes 101 (ie pe J in bP Ney Vogh fax ta eae Crry or Morena: Stephens, Key West; Athenai: ‘Goudy, 4 ‘3/1 Bowen, Hal Dest. Jan 7—Arrived, harold, Knudsen, ; Anna, Jacobsen, from do for do; Sarah ridge, from do for Yarmouth, NS (ana all anchore Knuth, trom Bambarg haw tak LIN, Jan—Arrived at Kingstown rived. Go: Caliiornie thal Cat, Witg, Rew York; Greve, New York: Progress, Philadeipnie. from New York ; Francisco; Templar, O'Brien, G M Cairns, Bell, Pensacola; Lizzie Wright, Wright, New Orleans:' Mercur, Frivola, In port 7th, Brothers. McKenzie, for New. York C from New York for Brrperwartar, Jan 7—Sailed, Vigilant, Jorgensen, Wil- BREMKRHAVRN, Jan 4—Arrived, Richard, Bembech, and Philadelphia; Hats, Christensen, gorge &) Patscher, Baltimore; w Yor! onaut, Eeaen rafe, New York. Brown, Bain, New York; Linsat, Serra, New Orleans; 2th, Fearless, Slater, New remor, New York, ed rat Bea from Bull Eaves 8G Sikes: thorn ed, Glencaple, Jengins, Ni journ, Jan 7~Arrived, Maria Madre, Verdin, New Bertoletto, New York: he ity of Liverpool, rave), Cordich, from Me! rf Hmvonr, Jan 6—Arrived, Aberdeen, Dunbar, Philagel- —_— 6th, Finn, Annonsen, and Wevser, Poppes r, Bowers, and A & Vit dey Henrickson es New orks Genevieve Stick Strick! Albert, zg Brett Gaillsou) and Acelia Snesreon . 0 oe Orleans, ties oe ea es ‘hurlow, White Matansas Jan 7—Arrived vitt, Muller, Savannah. rortiand Bicaler Mowion . ae led 7th, ‘tiga New Orlean ne wilburs i Leary, Matanzas, lew York, Tonsens uth. in put 7h Parthia or Watson, tor Boston; Abya- sini (9, io, Bae by ASO mma Mueller, Keotine, i 4 elven Wonde Wikmmeton were bala: Graf Kiot Frans: ‘Loxpox, Jan 7—Arrived. Holians (and entered out to rewuen) ia 4 Ferg gui anor, seen, do; Helios, Maintesen do: ase x, Sint. do, a HAW Sees are th, Nicole (0, axzols Hovding Zernichow, New York: Sth Kagne Baek lew Orleans. Bnvered ont 7th, Lea, Krag, for Xe Orleans, led from Gravesend 7th. Koomar, for Pensacola Runer, Ericksen, Savannah (and was at'Deal same day); ‘Amelia, Pensacola. Mowrross, Jan arrived, Agder, Hendricksen, New York. Mnsstna, Dec %4—Sailed, Fidelia, White, New York Neponset, Strout, Boston; 25th, H Houston; Griffin, New: Mai.saa, Dec 30 Arrived, Zuleika, Walsh, New York. mre,” Dee si-arrived, Paquete de’ Nova York, Oro! a, Philad omnia ian £ Atrived, Bernard (3), Messina (arid was oe Bir ena bettered for ide, Andreas, Larse UNDERLAND, Jan O—Huter ’ for New Haven, Conn; Carl Gustaf, Silvast, for Rew ‘ork. Vacunoza, Dec 30—Sailed, Sarah, Nichols, New York. American Ports, BOwTON, Jan 21—Clearea, bark 8 W Swasey, Nichols, ur, Bim arrived, schr Hattie Ellen, Ashtord, New"York. Cleared—Steamers ie Foster, Charleston; Nereus, Bearse, Now York ; brig Roska (ban), Scnults, Mavre; ur, Louisa Bliss, depot, 0 aiied—Steamers Oriental, Wm Lawrence, Anes, Leop- ard-and Nereuse and frots the hoadt ship ‘iriumpbaat. and fo sehr Nellie # Sawyer, from Sa nen a va Tan Bo atad cares Panchos Saundera Yarmouth, NU; Generous dial, Oblesn, lin; Antonio Olivari (Itab. Barberi, Geno ald (Non. Rasmussen, Dankirk: 0 & Geo pe Lingunblad, Ltvetnoo! F pane, Lane, Ports: aguio A Fisk, Sears, ‘Boston, 08 Bush- nell “iayo, do, to load for Genoa; ‘America, Taare: land. Me: Henty & Pault, ‘strange, ‘hddle M Haines, Cranmer, Now York: mam Robinson, Providence ; steamer F W Bri, vont New York, Below, barks Victor (Russ), ag ens Jobann Luawig (Ger), Hollies, Aaa Cleare d—Btenmship’ Jonns pking. Halle aout barks Sel Pravelll (Ita), Ferro, Queenstown ori for orders: Sleipner (Nor), Olsen, do, dos sch Bird, Drinkwater, West Indies: Mattie B icuian dimen Hoboken: Wm A’ Kinsell, Warren, do; Jennie'A Shep- Bard, Bagel, Jersey City ; steamer Josephine ‘Thompeon, Caled Bark. "Dinorah, Queenstow! Ly} Peance PN eal schr Almon Bird, West Indies; M & E Hender- “BATH, Jan2—Sailed, schr Ellen M Golden, Wixon, Beltast, to load for Mobile. BRISTOL, Jan 2i—Salied, sloop Fred Brown, Wil- son, New York. CHARLESTON, Jan 1%-Sailed, park I Sargent, Leigh- ee Ba—arrived, barks, Delfino (ial), Brignottiy Hull Pekin (Br), Suineriand, Belfast; schrs Addie Jordan, Cardenas: C W Elwell, Boston ‘ba ylight, Baracoa, Cleared—Barks Ourmel (Br), Patten, Liverpool; Ophis jew York. Stevens Ander- riled 12th). rrived, schrs Annie 8 CI Wil loth, acting Teal (ir), Lette St Thomas? Elion Perains Mitchell Fajardo, PR, Clexred Mth, brig John D Tupper (Br), Poste’ Allesnte! {sto, sehr Wm H Kennedy, Beers, Deierari er Laura Gertr Risk, sew York, TORTHERS MONROE dan Passed in for Baltimore, barks Vietor (ftus), trom Ipswich ; Johann Ladwig, from “Yasedcat—Ship Arlington, for Liverpool: bark Ager- son, for Falmouth; brixy Chattanooga, and Keystone, for rent Inn all’ from Norfolk. Failed—Bark Sedina Dubrovacki, for Baltimore, The US aeeamer Frolic pawed tn tor Norfolk to-day. GALVESTON, 17—Arrived, schr Lizzie Young. Young, Baltimore. Cleafea—sehr Witeb of the Wave, Hance, Pascagoula, Salled—Steamship ~on Antonio (Br), Rea ‘Liverpool \th—arrived previous, schr Mary Freeland, Baxter, Boston. 22d—Arrived, bark Lima ae on Liverpool; brig Elizabeth F Thompson (Br), ISsche J 8 Shindicr, Lee, Boston. GLOUCESTER, Jun 2l—Arrived, schirs A B Baxter, Baxier, New York tor Prospect, NS} Z A Paine, Jones, port for, New York: Georvie' D Lond, Molbrook, GitrR'e alana for do: Speedwell Spaulding, Rocklan for do; Nathan Cleave ‘ood, Portland for Nortolk 4 Fannie Butler, Sherman. Charleston for Portemont KEY W Jan 22—Arrived, eamahip. tv f Waco, Bolger, Gaivesign tor New York (and procesded: Also arrived 22d, bark Alice ous (Br), Dix, Rotterdam. LUBEC. Jan 13—Arrived, sohr Maguie } Hiriborn, Sroall, St John, te tor Cardenas (and sailed 16: : is sche Lahaina (new), Howell, St Jonn, NB RMaCHIASPORT, yan 9—Salled, schr L & M Knowles, MTLLBRIDGE, Jan ll—Arrived, schr Wicwam, Field, Branswick, G 3a. NEW ORLEANS, Jan 18—Arrived up, steamships Emily B Saader xara Ky ‘New York; Achilles, Coiburn, Phita- deipbia th; barks Regulus (Nor), Hi terdam simpson, Havana; Truc Ee Henrietta (Br), Cowper, Liv. erpool; schr Willie, Eden. Grand Cayme: Below—Ship 'Tros, Herlasen. irom Cardiff: bark Virgo, Michelsen, from Bristol P Kran echrs Island Belle, Briggs, from ship dtniata,, Catharine, Philadel Letheridge, Liverpool; barks. 10 (Aust), Piece doe Isis (Pr), Ferry, Tarragona} Trinde (Aust), Taraboch vre. Arrived at id Passes ten mahi ity, of oa New York: ship Stowell Brown (Br), St John, N Constantine, Martinique ; Europa, Tampico} schr Oe Morrison, Smith, Bos! Sonlede:Steumsbips. ‘Andean (Br), and Gerwania (Ger). un the Bai ship Oden (Swe), for Bremen. lee hrs Gam: apt Orient, LI, to load Tor Cliarleston ; Annie Tibbetts,C do tor do, to load for Savanna of or Oharteston. idence). New Bedford for ‘ortis, Also sailed, schrs Mary E Long, Hardy. Belfast for j, David Currie. Barrel. Boston - for, Mosq uita Drury, thompson, Portland for Baltimore; Ef fownnend Clark. so tor New York. NEW LONDON, Jan 21—Arrived. schrs Lightboat, from New York for 5 Rockland; Ann Amelia, and Buckeye, do for. vi pe MAVEN, Jan 2)—Cleared, brig T Towner, Wright, Porto Rico. PENGACOLA, Jan 16—Arrived, schrs Grace Davie, Davis, Matanzas: Marv A Harmon, Mahiman, do; Lizzie Batchelder, ‘English, Barbados, 17th—-Arrived, barks Europa (Nor), Mokkeleen, Hartle- pool; Cleveland (Br), Tucker, Cape de Verds. cared—Bark Laurel (Br), Symmers, Aberdeen. PHILADELPHIA, Jan 41—Cloared (uot gm steamship Rattlesnake, Pierce, Bogto ved, steamers rrett, Hayan: Nickerson, Boston; cnr acy Wright, ‘ebsey: Hote for Liverpool via coming up, schrs George Nebinger, from Bos- 8 Scu!l, from Pro’ freely Mary E Amsden, from Portland; Ruth T Carlisle, from New York; bark tind from Gloucester; schr Lotie Friend, and a foreign Neweastir, Del, Jan br kt} down yesterday, steamer Saxon, for Boston; ship 8 G Glover, for Ant- fenre WC Signet Buntos, » tor. Cork, Falmouth or schrs M C Moseley, for Port 5) mat grank B als ton i Thetis, for do, an ba ad Fores babellon s i meet OF, Schr John D Paige eis and HA Faber, from Fort Mimin. leaking. | Lew re-an Hf ON em phn Pomerania eventing romain. Also, schrs Baltimore, trom New York for Alexandria; Wild Pigeon, from Soinerset, Mass, for Haldar, and Martin A Franklin, trom New Orleans for lon. FORTLAND, Jan 20—Sailed, bries, Deborah 8 Boule, and Iza; sohrs Engle Roc Jackson. Z1st—Cleare: steamship” Viking ea, Harken, Liver pool: sehr Mary Louise, Donll, Fon: wed. steamship Aeaaian, ar), n), Liverpool. PROVIDERGE, Jan 2i— ae res March, Baltimore via ira, Pencedale walk New York Wm Butler, Kaowles, Viesania. HMOND, Jan 20—Arrived, achr Berene, Jones, Bal- lean, Cas- imore.. Sailed—Schr Lottie, Speed, Bahia. SAVANNAH, Jan 18-dailed, Darks Rockwood (Br), Greenoshs Jobin Eitls, Gal on. 22d—Arrived, steamships Worcester. Boston; Cornwall rks Yi ore Aa haan tterdam ; juptier, schr Almareta, Calais. Galveston; Impero (#r), Pul- ). Baumann, Bremen; Amalia Cviiies ‘Thompson (Bry, Phomp- rieans ; r Adria (Br), 8t John, NB. soRailed_Stoamehine Gen Barnes, Mallory, New Yorks Somerset, Doane, Providence. SOMBSE Jan 19 Arrived, eche Brazos, Tryon, New 3th —Balted, schr Saimon Washburn, Hathaway, New ‘ork. ‘VINEYARD HAVEN, Jan 2l—Arrivea, steamer Chesa: Deate Portiand for hg York (and suiled 224). AM—No arrival: WILMINGTON, NC, Jan 20 Arrived, bark Leopoldine. Freude Ger), Voight, London; brie rram \Nor), Ander. sen, Dublin; schrs Henrietta, Langiey, Boston; R W sales: Batchelor, Baltimore; Lizzie Garr, Wall, Bel- g Dorothea (Ger), Peasin, Bremen. Del, Jan 20—Sailed, schrs HL Fulter, onarloston’ Amérienti Hagle, New York, MISCELLANEOUS, LUTR DIVORCES OBTAI OBTAINED 1 I States—Devertion, &c., sufficient cause ; no pubhel no eA until divorce is granted; siso Rotarv Fy FRE! CK L KING, Counsellor at Law, rosdway. BSOLUTE DIVORCRS OBTAINED FROM DIF- ferent Btates tor desertion, &c.; egal everywhere; bo publicity required | no charge until divorce granted; advice tree. MH Attorney, 1% Broadway. 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