The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1875, Page 10

10 AMUSEMENTS. THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. Under the title of Was produced at thi has astroug family li from their defects, There ts a fair amd moderately successiul effort to tel! dramatically @ story of the adections, but the iucidents are arranged more with @ view to broadness Of edec. than as an ex- position of the sabvtic piay of human passion. ‘The story on which “Women of the Day" ws long separated lovers are about to be Marnea when a younger aod fairer wo- man wins the affections of Frank Laidlaw, @ gallant United States naval eficer, who suddenly discovers from public rumor and otherwise that bis old iove is & woman Df the world and not a tender rosebud such as Wis fond imagibation bad pictured her. It is worthy of remark that this hallucination so suddenly dispelied has subsisted during the lady's married jie, Under its influence, as soon a8 a iree, be has offered her his band iu addition to the heart which she is supposed ulways to bave had sa/e in her keeping. On the appearance of Ciara Ho- man, bowever, the uaval officer finds out that he dhas been sailing in @ fog. Like @ sensioie jellow he takes soundings, finds out the trae lati- tude and longitude in which bis heart is, and re- solves to make & voyage to China instead of marrying his oid love, as he nad promised. This is the condition in which we find things at the rising of the curtain, though the naval bero | bas not yet deciared himself, and may be said to be still sauing under lalse colors, Once the curtain goes up however the decks are cleared jor action, and Frank brings his letters neatly tied up in @ bundie, returns them in @ funereal manner and tells of his changed mtention, and the new craft that bas mean- while hove in sight as well as his intention of setting saul tor the flowery land. Adelaide Liv- ingston, the abandoned damsel, shows at this | polut that she 1s 4 woman of the world, and as she must give up Frank she resolves to do it graceiully. She thereiore requests her faithless lover to stay at nome and bot inconvenience himself on her uccount, She even asks that ne will forget all about their engagement, and invites him to bring the object oi nis affections to ver bouse im order that the scorned Miss Livingston may win | ber confidence and become her bosom Jmend. Like a true and delicate gentleman of the society play schoo, Mr. Frank Laidlaw, United States Navy, accepts the proposi- ton, and the two ladies become busom Iriends be- fore they utter half a dozen words, Clara Homman, the tngénue, is of course keptin complete | ignorance of the reiatious of her lover ana the woman into whuse society she is thrown. ‘fhe latter has theresore tuli opportunity to work out the designs she has formed against the peace of the unsuspecting Clara. She suggests tne postponement of the marriage, and tewpty the youns, lady with the prospect of opera, routs, alis, &c., and all that glittering pageant which | ts cailed society life. The youny giri falis into the trap and aecides on sending away her lover for a SIX months’ cruise, an arrangement to which he freely consents. So "much is accomplished when the Curtain falis on the first act. When we meet , and in the meantime tne youn; Jady has become 24 very accomplisued “society woman,” bat still possesses enough O/ the ireshness ol her innocent days tu regret the change that bas been wrought in her character. So jar she bas done notuing more indiscrect than mingie witha society that a pure-minded, sen- Bilive gim ought surely toshrink irom. Butina Moment of pique against a foreign rival who has spoken slightingly ot herselt @nd companions, she commits the indiscre- — tion of receiving and encouraging the a@ttentions of a designing gentleman, who is at- tracted by ner beauty aud fortune. in order to secure his conquest this new lover (Mr. Theodore Prescott) is guilty of the cowardice of compromis- ing the fair name of the woman whose hand ne ®eeks. Having done so he asks ner to warry him, ud on ber rejusal be tells her the unworthy sub- tertage he has used to compromise ber and points out that the only way to suve her reputation 13 to Marry nim. Toe young girl is overwneimed with tand shame. At this critical moment Frank diaw returns and finds his betrotued wiie weep- ing in the drawing room of the Saratoga hotel He naturally enough is somewbat surprised. Then he everywhere bears the name of hr. Pres- cott coupled with Miss Hoffman’s. He Jearns that Mr. Prescott has been seen leaving her cottage early in tue morning, and a meddie- some old mother-in-iaw further excites bis ire by imiorming bim that Fiora Hoffmen has been co- quetting with ber sov-in-iaw, diajor Steele—a statement which has no fvundation im fact. bere spvears at this joint some a ‘hat vice is about to triumph, put . = would be altugether too much ke 2 of everyday lue Major Steele and Mrs. Kilimeyer come to tne rescue and under- take ‘o convince Laidlaw that the damaging rumors about Clara are without foundation. Laidlaw meeting Steele cualienges nim to mortal combat, and the Major, not relishing the iuea Of ignting a man with wuom he sympathizes, Feproaches Prescott with villany oad) forces lim to fight An excoange suotsis had; Prescott toen handsomely ad- wits bis villany sud Laidlaw takes his betrotued to nis bosom, a that wicked woman, Adeiaide Lavingston, repe: but continues to look un- Dappy, ‘unretioved even oy the fali of the curtain, tt will be seen trom this hasty sketch that tbe third act contains the germ of @ strong dramatic action, which, had it been worked out with the skill and Knowiedge of human =. which French journalists mapage for the pert to throw into their works, would have prea redeeply interesting play. There Was not, wover, the Tequisite skill to Work it out, Jor the jourto act does not mnrave! tne knot of tne third, pUt rather cuts it. In plays oO: toils character, however, we suppose that more attention pooald | be paid to the make up of the costumes than to t pat ing the incidents togetu sumer, We must say Coat by far ti “Women of the Day’ is the dresses of t Only Jenkins could hope to give a toleral ly €or. rect notion of the richness aod taste dis- fn tne tollets of tne “Women Oi the Day.” This featare will no doubt prove a Fy attractive one, as ail ladies will be likel: ire the founces, point d’Alencon, point a’An- Bleterre, &c. In view of the praise We ieel com- ied to cestow on the costumes it ls almost need- to the Literary value of ‘arin very Ys aciighe a te etempte at joing indulge ‘owed from weil kuown authors, thi ig Wit and read part ye 01 the old comedy sre ot delicate por iy very muco tee the point. tng, DO comedy in this play. Where the clota. In a sary to si dience. ence of the author it is Cf neces t he appears to onderstap: {the periormance which wi: he points Bost enjoyed were certainiy not those of which rove. The audience the judicious would most Irequentiy gave proot of their enjoyme’ uid mot be much surprised if “Wom prove. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Mile. Aimée and wer entire troupe leave New York to-day to fulll a six weeks’ engagement at Havana George F. Bristow delivered @ very interesting lecture on “Instrumentation,” at Knabe’s Rooms, Fifth avenue, last evenin The second concert oi the Liederkranz Society takes place on Sunday evening, at the ball on Vourth street, near tbe Bowery. Mra. Henry Burman, a distinguished soprano, fom Brooaiyn, sings at the Philnarmonic concert, @t the Academy, on Sunday night. Theodore Hamilton, business manager of the Bew Orleans Varieties, is maxing a great success ‘with Furbiso’s Fifth Avenue Theatre Company. The Part Theatre will be cloved to-nignt for @vees renearsal of “La Fille de Madame angot.” whieh will be produced to-morrow, witn Mile, Girardin for the first time as Viairette. A Pbiladelpuia critic, speaking of Kellogg's Mignon, is led to say the following about tne opera :—"'it is true that the Instrumentation seems two ambitious and occasionally very much out of | taste, as, forexample, the boisterous flute solo which accompanies the ‘Knowest Thou the inital | Land,” one of the most tender and themes in the whole opera.” THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. ‘The following record wil show the changes in the temperature during the past twenty-iour tm comparison with the corresponding date as recorded 1S: fadout’s Poarmacy, 1974, 1875. 33 tm peracure yesterda: ioe cor Nepoacing dato dene eeeaes ce weus eee “Womea of the Day” there house last night one of those dramatic productions Which, by commou tonsent, ure called society plays, The newcomer ness to ite predecessors on the Fifth Avenue stage—possesses most of their merts, and i Bot ire ny may be shortly stated in this wise:—“Iwo Clara again the six months have nearly | e literary or dramatic skill exbihited in | . 1D Justa e tothe | re spark- strictly speak- thor at- | tempts to ve iunny he is farcical, and his char- acter sketches are 80 broad tuat they descend into ciownish caricatures. We canoot but sym patbise with an artist like Mr. Davidge, Compeiled to piay the part of a bumpkin in broad- his ao- e ” ghould secure a large soare of public ap- NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY of which were most valuable booxs pertaining to CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS. THE STATE CONVENTION YESTERDAY—SPEECH OF COLONEL MOYT ON LOUISIANA—THE CAN- DIDATES CHOSEN—THE PLATFORM. New Haven, Jan, 20, 1875. The Reowblican State Convention here to-day rprisingly sor everything, from the beginuing to the en was happy aed the body to order promptly at ten clock, and, by general and en- thusiastic consent, Colonel H. W. R. Hoyt, of | Greeowick, Was made the prestding officer, In | taking the chair Colone! Hoyt make a rattling | H | @ serene. Mr. Seidev, of Nor- | wien, the chairman o: the State Committee, | the Baptist FRANCIS B, CHETWOOD. Francis B. Cuetwood, ex-Mayor of Elizabeth, N. J., died at his residence in that city yesterday morning. He was very much respected as an oticiny an0 was widely popular a8 @ citizen and oe | ly beloved in the domestic circle. Mr. Cnet- ‘wood CHARLES J. GRAHAM. Mr. Charles J. Graham, private secretary to | Mayor Perry, ol Newark, was found dead in his | room yesterday. He was @ very amiable young man aud had many friends, SAMUEL CANTY. Samuel Canty, well known to the theatrical | speech, Whick, in fact, was about the only speech | world as *‘Canito, the Man Monkey,” died on the oi the day, in relerence to Louisiana be spoke as | 18th inst.,in the rear of No, 413 Hudson street, folio Wane ni ante of mea would be quicker than the republica) puneetiout te reseul aay Unjustl- avie tuverssron @ by whe Executive with the Legislature ef way State, yet he knew of no reason WOy it was pot the absolute duty of an | United States soldiers to disperse 4 mob, ar! to the teeth and ready for blood, when called upon by = -— authorities, aud la accordance With ait 4 jorms required by the consti- | tuuien iat jaws, We have had one reveliion, the cpeaner sau, that has leit its scurs | upoo the iand aud biter memo! tu almost | every household. aud he {elt sure that the repul ican’ of Conuecticut, in common with the: would not allow the ex- again during the present senument that ‘no secret political organization like the White League or Ku Kinx Kian spouid dictate laws nor make or unmake Governors in | @ny State in tu broad Reoubic. The speaker closed with an appeal to the delegates to nominate true men and agupt a piatiorm combining such Tepubiican priucipies tuat would not be misunder- | stood by the country. THE CANDIDATES. The several candidates nominated are as fol- lows :— Governor, James Liovd Greene, of Norwich; | Lieutenant Governor, Charies L. English, of New Maven; Secretary of State, Augustus H. Fenn, of Plymouth; treasurer, Owen B, Arnolu, of Meri den; Controller, R. B. Crawiord, of Norwalk. | The several candidates made brie! speeches of | acceptance, but ingeniously avoided all alipegns | to national adairs. THE RESOLUTIONS. The Committee on Resolutions, after deliberat- ies. three hours and upward, reported the foliow- rr We adhere to the doctrines and principles of the re- publican party as herevotore expressed in its national | lation. We have undiminished confidence in the integrit Patriotism of Presideut Grant. Tecent special message to the question and the vrincipies Unite with him in declaring that auy wiatary “intel ence by the oiticers of troops of the United States with the organization of a State Legisiature or any ov its pro- ceedings, or with any civil ernment is repugvant tw our ideas of government, aud with bim we “can conceive of Ho case Hot involving rebellion or insurrection wen such iuter joe of the Authority of the Kenera) government vught to be per mitted oF can be Justified.” aud at che sa. thank the Presidentior saying tat “w the extent that Congress bas confided power upou him to neither Ku Klux Kans nor Wuite Leagues uor i associations using arts or vi exec ULiawtul purposes, can be pe govern any part of this country.” We urge our Seuators and iepresentatives to adopt carly measures for securing the peace und welfare of Louisiana. Hesulved, That we utterly condemn, as we aid during the war, lose unwarranted denunciations of the gen- ouly & seitish v other their = political purpose, tens to Keep alive and lawless spirit in certain States of the Union. Resolved, That we are in tavor of hurd money and all in 80 1 ) tion of our government notes we approve it, and We believe that it its execution 4s lett in the bands of republican administrations it will achieve that end. Resulvea, That we denounce the democratic party asa j party of inflation and repudiation, and we cite in proof | majority of the | ticut Lgisiature | of the charges their platforms in States, their refusal in the last Conn to indorse hard money, or take any action upoa the ject, though they were especially requesied so to do Governor Ingersoll, their utter tallure to propose r4 support as a Darty im Congress auy imeasure lookin toward a return to speci: payments, and .oeir ‘united | opposition im the Senat and House to the recently passed Senate Currency and Banking bill. Resolved, As tw State affairs wechaienge a compart- | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. AND | son between republican aud democratic administration, | We arraigu the democratic purty ot Connecticut 43 h bay ing proved fulse to their plecges ot reform, by _usi their power for purely partisan purposes, by interfering | with the rigats of municipalities, and by returning to | the -enate of the United states 4 man who, in the od | of the nation’s peril, Was notoriously in sympathy with those who were enga; in an attempt to destroy the Federal Unio! Kesolved, That we present to the electors of this State the names of the Hon. James Lloyd Greene and | hus associates apon t tute ticket as men qualified by their ability, integrit, ay the duties devolving upon the executive officers of | estate. The platform was adopted amid enthusiastic Bp | | | tes the Convention adjourned. OBITUARY. BENJAMIN P. LUNT. Lunt Brothers & Co., of South street, died sud- denly at nis residence No. 168 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn, yesterday morning, oi lung fever. Mr. early lite be entered the employ of Isaac H. Board- Newburyport, where he displayed great busi- ness ability. Shortiy after attaining bis mi jority he married Miss Lizzie simpson, a daughter of Captain Thomas Simpson, one of the most respected shipowners and capitalists in the New England States. He then removed to New York, and entered upou ns mer- algo engaged extensively in shipping, and at the time of bis decease was a large shipowoer. Mr. Lunt was an honorapie and high-minded mer- chant. He leaves a widow and four young daugh- ters to mouru his early deata. His remains will | be conveyed to Newburyport, and interred in Oak Hill Cemetery on Friday, the 22d in! | | REV. FATHER JOSEPH P. WOODS. | The Rev. Joseph P. Woods, pastor of the Rom: | | | Catholic church of St, Augustine at Morrisania, | | | 103 Lexington avenue, at tne early age of thirty. | eight years. Father Woods was born io Ireiand, | died yesterday at the residence of his parents, country a sn Worcester Golleae, in’ hues achuse @ quiet but effective worker in the ministry, | He was not possessed of great abliity ss @ pre Hearts of his hearers. lt 1s a strange iact that | tne Rev. Father Kinsella, of Westchester, wh was a college companion of Father Wood: receded him to the grave two week ‘oods’ funeral will take place on Sa ing. The funeral services wili be cent Ferrer's churon, iu Lexington LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. BR. TAPPEN. Lieutenant Coionel J. R. Tappen died at his residence, in the city of Kingston, N. Y., yester- day. The deceased was one of the bravest sol- diers in the iate war. He wenot to the fieid in was afterward commissioned a8 major in the 120th regiment New York Volunteers, in which he passed through over twenty of the most prominent battles fought by the Army of the Potomac. He was promoted for gailantry at Gettysburg, aud was Oitea complimented in general orders tor uaring, and he was honored as @ citizen and a business man. He died of disease resulting irom exposure in the feild. His funeral day next, at eleven o’ciock in the forenoon, JASON FAIRBANKS, Jason Fairbanks, one of the oldest best known citizens of Northern New York, died at Watertown afew daysago. He settied in that place in 1908, Atthetime Sir Francis B. Head, Governor Generai of Canada, went to Watertown on hia way to England, disguised to escape the atriot spirit then rife on the fronticr, Mr. Fair. anks was United States Marsnal, Mr, Fairbanks cognized mm and assured him of protection, ying, “Why, Sir Francis, you beed have no fear of injury, for there was Santa Anna, the biggest | raecai that ever went unoung, travelled through this country with perfect safety. GUY ©. HOTCHKISS, Mr. Guy C. Hotchkiss, nead of the firm of Guy, | Hotonkiss, Field & Co., tron founders, died yester- re Brooklyn. Mr, Hotcikiss was sixty-nine years of age, ard Was one of the oldest business meu aod residents of Wiliamsburg. He was estecmea for his upright dealings, and his unobtrusive cuarity Commended him to ony hearts, ©. D, GOULD, C. D, Gould, the wel! known Boston publisher, died in thatcity on Sunday, He was born at New Ipswich, N. H., Feoraary 2, 1807, and went tu Boa- ton many years ayo, where for nearly a quarter of acentury he was ideutified with the book pub. ¢ firm of | Snes lishing interests, iormeriy wader Gould, Kendal & Rice, but more receutly under | Gould & Lincoia, Provaoy no man in bevter Kiown iD the pepsue 1. 16 wa8 | ay Pi ee aba Vie MOT: Gould, Sy es | and in @ state of extreme poverty. -day, the !uneral services to be conducted | ou, They would stund by and sustain the | rtment of the gov- | w ted in that way to | ,,Stamer msurrectionary | as the new | d chatacterto perforin worthily. | pa use, B00 With @ round of caeera lor the canal | | | winlon Steamship oie cantle career as agrocer and shipcbandler, He | rday morn id in St. Vine | la 1861 as captain ia the Twentieth regiment, ana | will take place irom 5t, Jonu’s church, on Satar- | | ordered to be rep. Gay ut bis residence, No.43 New York avenne, | varied in te “Little church around the corner.” He | was a remarkable gymnast, and at one tume coms manded excelent terms, SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB MONTHS OF JANUAKY AND FEBRUARY. ‘Steamer. | Destination. | Office. Powmerania. -|61 Broadway. Y i | 0 Broaaway. Liverpool... |69 Broadway. Liverpool. | 15 Broadway. Liverpool. | 19 Broad wi Oceanic a . | Giascow. .. |7 Bowling Green Elysian France, Havre S6Broatway America, Bremen. Bowling G: Parths ‘Liverpool. |Glaswow.,. |72 Livervoot. }4 Bowling Green Hamburg. . [61 Broad wa: | Liverpool. | 19 Broad w: .| Liverpool..|15 Broaaway. Biate of Indiana Cainornia :| Glasgow... |7 Bowkng Green, Herman Bremen....12 Bowling Green Java .. Liverpool. |i Bowling Green Holsatia Hamburg. [61 Broaaway. P Calan .| Rotterdam |50 Broadway. Liverpool. |€9 Broadway. Liverpool. 15 Broadway ve 19 Broad way. Bre: 2 Bowling Green a $:|Hambura. .|118 Broadway. ‘State of ‘Géorzias: [Fete 10. Glasgow... |72 Broadway. Cimbria ......... (Feb. 11.1 Hamourg. |61 Broadway. | ALMANAC FOR NEW 1 YORK—THIS DAY. WIGH WATER oes 718 Ae Island..morn 810 ~ 6 05)Sanday Hook..morn 7 25 @——| Hell Gate....morn 9 55 PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 20, 187 CLEARED. ae Lord Clive (Br), ir), Urquhart, Liverpool—Snow urges. inet Great Western (Br), Windham, Bristol—E E | Morgan's Sons. Steamer Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quin- Steamer City of Dallas, Hines, Moreheaa City—C H Mallory & George Cromwei, Bacon, Portland, Me— Clark & seaman. pbark Adam von Ross (Ger), Artert, Neweastie~Funch, aye & thy (Br), Williams, Newport—Georgo F Bul- bark y. i rig Cora (Br), Henderson, Liverpool—Boyd & Hinc- orig Amor (Ger), Hamann, Great Yarmouth—Funch, | Edve & C Be hr Geo. B McFarland, St Jago de Cuba—J de Rivera. nr Loring, Somers, Cieniuegos—Overton & Hi: ins. watt ate M Barter, Barter, sugua la Grande—J E ar Schr Wm Allen, Jones, Baltimore—Wm Chalmers. Scnrs P Godwin, Williams, Stamford—stamtora Man- ufacturing Co. sehrU 0 Acken, Toma, Stamford—Stamtora Manufac- | turing Co. ARRIVALS. HERALD WHITESTONZ TELEGRAPH LINS. Steamer England (Br), ‘Thompson, Liverpool Jan 1, with mdse and 6U passengers to # W J Hurst. Had sirong winds the entire passage. Steamer Hermann (Ger), Reichmann, Bremen Jan 3 and Southampton oth, with indse and o7 pass Qeirichs & Cu. “Had & continuation of violeut wales trom NW to WSW irom the Sch to te 18h. ottenthnes raging hurricane Iie, with tremendous nigh seus. Steamer Sout America, linkiepaugn, Rio Janeiro | Dec Bahia 29th, Pernambuco Sist, Para Jan 5, and St Thomas 13th, with mdse und passengers t Gar- rison 3 mer Etna Br) eee Savanilia Jan 5, Santa Mar- le 6th, Aux Cayes and beer ar ‘ig Asth, with inde and passeigers oe to Pine Forwood & Steamer Mediator, Martin, Fernandina” Jan 14, via | stores to Port Koyal jith, with cotton and naval | Herman’ Gelocke. Steamer Richu:ond, Reed, Ruchmond, So, Point and Norfolk. with mdse and’ stale to the Ola Do- Steamer Albemarie, wer, Del. with mdse and passengers to the Oia ‘Dominion Steamabip o. sary Samuel ue Heed White, Yokohawa July 30, wi jas, dc, to & W Corlies. oa: i sare t Hoge Benjamin P. Lunt, senior member of the firm of | Kev ‘i St Helena Dec Sant ca ‘Bark Vice Admiral Togethof (ans), Tormich, Jaya, 116 Cogn with a Gravesend br W Brunt Bros. ‘ag li days N a with hi ales. Jon es Lt man, ® prominent merchant ana shipowner of | | Sellow pine p plank. Schr anthony Killey. Greenman, Virginia, with oys- | ters ie Van Name & son. chr Wun H Vao Name, Virginia, with oysters to H 1 ihe dr, & Co. The brig Nereus (Br), [oni 9 tae from Bahia, had fine weather to sermudi soa hoavy sei x lit, and had everything movabie washed off decks, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTE. Steamer City of Norwalk, Davis, Norwalk for New ate 2a mdse and Pasense ‘. M Dickie (Hr), McBride, Hantsport, NS, for Ne Yor! gay, seit ter to A Berta +h “ rat pa, Kusai Tale. a via Gloucester De Nom Yorker h ertloge to 2a wig sche JF Kobinson, Robatison, Gloucestersor New York, "BOUND Bast. Steamer George Cromwell, Bacon, New York for Port d. Bt amer Cliy of Fitchburg, Springer, New York for ord. Srpamer Ee aly Young, New Yors tor rrovidence. ton, New York for Calais, ‘This section of the river ls full of ice. yet, how. evor, it has not obstructed navigation te any serious cher, Dut ‘bis sermens siways went to the | extent. SAILED. Steamers Georgia, Charieston ton ; Clty vd head Chey) ship City of amoy (Br, | (an Cork or Faiinouth ; Henry me Gi rie (ir), Loudon (se schrs Geo Waiker, do 4 (By), Porto Cabello and Laguayra. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Be See cavie news ‘The purser of the steamer South America, trom Rio | Janeiro, will accept oar thanks for otkamen City of Vena Onvz, for Havana, which put into 5 damaged, resumed her voya, the necessary repairs Steamen Franconia, at Portiand, 20th, oon New Yor! reports th th, at 104) AM, off H anokereliel al, passed abark at anchor in the "tee it, red swallow tail; 2d, halt whe favors. bo with m chin = with red cross. Stkamem Ulan (Ger), Mes forced to land her Port au Prince cargo aud basen At that point, so as to rewurn tor dockivg at st Thomas Snir Sapka (new, Br), from Harborviile, Ns, for Bale tmore and Queen town, is ashore on Currituck beach. Assistance has Leen sent to her from Noriw!k Suir Evocu Tatsor, Talbot, trom Baker's Isaod for 4c, as boom sold tor abou: $iUn | Mar cargo of guano wae lyme o8 Europe, which put into Tauiti with the government whart of Tahid Nov & Su Nevapa, L117 tons, built at Newburyport in 1302, 11573, now at Bosion, has Leen sold to New ies on private terms. repurted, bas been re B, sons, from Martiniqne for Wilmingt ba! bat inte Kingston, Je. Jai lency: had been'surveyed previous vo in, red, calken, & Barge Kars Caw which pu; back to New York Jan & Bilt bed tor destination yesterday. Bark Agistotis (Nor), trom x verpooi for ‘spoken off Bermuda Jan 12 all well, as. Fepalred img passed a jarge vessel the day trevious,. o we south of Bermuda, bottom up. Baie Matraxo, Com angeten (before reported a id a 2 fos Matanza w burned to the water's edge. ihe chatred ius Mi 00 the inud dae where It pow les grounded. the, cause of the Ore is ankaowa. nao gt eM was 319 tous, built at Surrey, iy i aad owned by the captaia. | Buig Docton Hawsaee (Ge: Grande 4 and ont xorm| “pi fot Valparaiso, im ballast, satled Uot 2a M, the mew! a soramnvting: trai the Dad to rowuiw oy ai ath gala. Of ‘Bias | osene, Was Sixty-eight years of age. The funeral | riponious affair. All anticl- | services will fake place on Friday aiternoon, at | patent of & row on the selection of candidates if — o'clock, at St. etn. aod 4 rumpas over the resolutions were in vain; | nn’s Episcopal church, Eliza Be will be ers to | to Siocovich & Go is anchored in in Brunt, Rey ee Zolnanceped) 26 Lunt was born in Newburyport, Mass., 1n 1820, In | days. with 'manocaay io Thedaud Bros; vessel to van ‘as, passed a large quaniiy’ of of reports hence 19 darn, with = fis and started rain mer Bolivar, Lawson, New York for New Bed- iteditar ele jearis: ken, from New York ‘Joswrday, baving wade ving md rod, Sd, flay, with white square ahd red centre; 4th, white arrived at Cape Haytt from st Thomas Jau 5 without her screw, which she \ost | on the voyage berween the two ports, and has Us air Gxst00, 779 tons, built at, Medtord in 188), now h was recently _ Witson, hence (or London, ery . Hi bound from Bio JANUARY 21, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. Misceliany): Nellie Jones Buio Magy ALLERTON, Fourne, at Rio Grande do - Dec Il from Richmond, Oct 1b two men of the rls zulo, bound from New Yor! Two others were seen on pieons. ‘or the wreek, but nigl to b The saved persons are called posiio Lauge, (the Maria regislered ‘309 tons, Ww sorrento in 18 at Bue before repo Sour Cannes out. Seu Tus ¢ 9 tor Curacos, RE masthead, having carried it away in a sq ug on the Ltn. Sona Manrita Mamta, ¥ Ponce, betore reported at Bt Thomas ia distre: with loss of foremast head, The vessel was nearly Poady for sea Jan 1X Scux Jxan p'Axo (Fr), from Algoa Bay for Boston (be- fore reported), put into a 8 niaimudst, She was discharging on t Scue Fiy, of East precawinn} in the ice off Hope Ist- ad & signal of Sistrege flying and (before reported) Monday PM, and went to her and tot ana the Disasters 13 cermng all fags. tes rena fe vessels reporte 20 French, tuguese ; sh, 1 Amer ican, ¥ seigi ash, and 1 swedish, market, Hatirax, Jan 20—Sehr Joe Johnson, of Gloucester, has arrived here from Grand Banks, Baving experienced Roisterous Weather, and was unable to prosecute fishery. She lost her anchors, and the crew were rost bitten, Portsmouts, Jan i9—The fishing schr Ripley Ropes, of Boothbay, 10 coming up the river to~lay rap the narrows, aud now les high aud dry. Fishing sch¥ Fred & rimer, of Provincetown, while off bor Monday morning. Was left in chai men, Wen. out in & this har! cook. The skipper and crew, seve! | boat to attend to vis. A Brevented their tinding their way buck to Tuesday morning the cook spoi aus reported his situation, and the skipber put tree men on | board to bring her to this port. lost or frozen to death. ‘the vessel has no! arrived yet Jan L—Itis thought thatthe wreck ore at Chetco & lew Weeks ago, Was @ | portion of schr Kmily k Farnham, which sailea from 1% and as not since been heard | San Fran which cau ban Francisco Nov from. ‘The following was received trom Fort Ross, to-d The schooner Osceola, Captain in on the lth wind; she dropped ” her and before she could make stove a hole in her, feet bi and 5 burchen, old measurement. NOTICE BUOYAGX OF ENGLISH BANK, PERNAMBUCO, Two buoys have been placed on’ English Bank, about %of a mile irom the lighthouse. | The buoy marking the and the one on the south edge is r WHALEMEN. sedtord Jan 19, bark Rainbow, Cogan, | bark Andrew licks, Howland, sp oii sluce leaving Fayal oebr Aduiical Blaxe, i Tathaway, 2 months out from New Bedfora (before reported), arrived at Fernandina Jan 9. saw pienty of fish,but had bad weather and lost 2 100 Struck two more, 100 n. but could not lower boats on account of severe Weather. The A B sailed again lay to Cleared at » North Pacitle ean, ‘At Pernambuco Dee 2, gt Westport, with 45 bt Bound to kiver La P bls cruise. Steamer ‘hoetnt ey (Belg), trom mater for Philadel- | 40 (by pilot boat No ane ore 0 Frederick (of st John, NB), Now 26, lat 15 8, phia, lit 40 4, lon 69 lon 3) NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and intormed that by telegrapning to the Hzsauo Londoa Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, tne arrivals at and dopart- ures trom European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this couatry tree of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axrwaap, Jan 19—Arrived, ship Pleiades, Chase, Phila- delpbia. Satled 13th, bark Germania (Ger), Claver, New York. Auicantz—Salled, brig Celina Stanford (Ital), Allegro United States. Bagusauarex, Jan 18—Arrived, bark Imperator (Nor), Jenson, New Orleans. Borpzavz—arrived, schr Anna, Hawkins, New Or Jeans. Dustin, Jan 19—Sailed, bark Wasama (Rus), Lund- strom, United States. Gispattan—Arrived, barks Abby Bacon, Morrill, New York: Luigia (lial), Russeno, do; Herzogin Anna (Ger), Hauth, do for Vemice; brig Oarolina (Ita), Scarpato, Philadelphia. Also arrived, bark Ocean Traveller (Br), Hannan, Philadetphia. Satied, barks Lucy et Paul (Ger), Andrels (rom Mar- | w York: Giovanni (Ita!), Paraino (from Pa- Jermo), Boston; brig Etta M Tucker, Merryman (from Messina), Philadelphia, Havag, Jao 18—Arrived, ship La Louisiane seilles), fat, New Ori ns, Balled lath, bark Celeste (Br), Wright, United States. Hawacno, Jan 18—Arrived, bare New Branswiok (Nor) Larsen, Savannah. sailed 18th, bark J H Schwensen (Nor), Gunderson, United States, Liverroot, Jan 20—Arrived, st (Br), Henderson, Galveston via Norfolk (see below); bark Valiejo (Br), Thompson, San Francisco. ‘Also arrived 20th, ship Marcia C Day, Chase, New Or | leans: bark Magnolia (Br), Wilson, Savannah. Sailed 20th, steamer Manhattan (Br), Price, Philaael- phia (takes the place of steamer Abbotsford). Loxpox, Jan 2—Arrived, bark Derwent (Br), Gadd, New York. Balled 19tn, brig Miletas (Nor), States Movitiz, Jan 2—Arrived, steamers Ethiopia (Br), | Craig, and Utopia (Br), Small, New York tor Glasgow. | also arrived 20th, steamer Caspian (ir), Trocks, Balti- | more via 8t Johns, NF. Mansmities, Jan 17—Sailed, bark Kong Oarl (Nor), Beck, United States. Opromto—Arrived, brig Fortuna (Port), Mesquita, New | York. Qurexstown, Jan 20—Arrived, ship Sunbeam (Br), Dal- well, Darien; bark Craigie Lee (Br), Landy, San Fran- | cisco. Rorrenpam, Jan 19—Arrived, brig Germania (Ger), Vel- | tore, Wilmington, NC. no, Jan 19—Arrived previous, brigs Aquid neck, Johuson, and Bogota. Letournan, Balttmore. Arrived, steamer Hobengollern | Bio Ja Sournamrrox, Jan 2 Ger), Nordennoldt, New York for Bremen, ‘Triests—Sailed. bark Amalia Gargiulo (tab, Jacca- Fino, United States Jan 18, Minerva, from Caited States, Balled (rom ——, Varnen, for United states, Loxpox, Jan 20—Bars Dorch Yo.k Deo 22 tor Gibraltar, wi fn lat 61, low 38, Crew saved and ¢ D was {03 tous register, built at Baltimore in | Wer cargo consisted of arrived at ven. 1856, and belonged in Boston. tions of fine petroleum.) \wur (Br), from Liverpool for Calcutta, has tea, Crow rescued and lauded at Bark Clifton (Br), Jacobs, trom Galveston for Fleet+ Furness. She will proba- bly be got of with but nite damage, Has lost anch@s | pha. wood, ashore at and chains, Steamer Royal Minstre! (Br), Henderson, from Galves- ‘Aly ton Via Nortoik, arrived at Liverpool today with part | Londes fol ot deckload washed overboard and stanchions and bul- warks stove, FOREIGN PORTS. Bome, Dec éarrived, bark Jernbyrd (Nor), Barth, a ‘Busnes “‘Ayees, Nov 30—Arrived, barks Vesta pon, Frost, New Yora: Kya (Br). Slater. Montreal, D iy T sneldon, pi genes! aate tay, pe, te ath aanenes, ret aria (Ital) Cap | AUmied tom Gravesend 2d. Prim Ross (Br), Whittier, Halitax: ‘an | Nv (aud sailed sth ‘Smeltzer (Br), Bridge- sclire Win Jenkins (Br), Wolf, Cann, Georgetown, 50; otherwise repor' olandy stv iicents do; J ‘orig Garey &°ubrey (Br), Jan jB~-Avsived, brigs Geo W hase, onthe aye jtuseppe ane ' a4 water, oi éth ok % seer those ‘Both. bark Stay ilower, Morton, Boston; 2d, Dut Gaia (Br), from Monteviteo for New York; mito Barbados in distress, had | ted. put tore and main top iasts and jidboot Se. Sniled Idth, brig Little Hany (lin, North of Hatteras, Dratsnana, Dec 28—Arrived. brigs Henry J man, Nortolk:, Florence May (Br), Mac No: Zanona (Br), Le Bi (Br), Outhouse, s more, Baltimot York: brivs aves th cella (Br), jan soot rena o Tanedo, and all Mississippi, Merchan wee 31, mappe, Mere hit, ‘ober’ eS Dec 26, igs Jobh W Hunt, Hunt, Sailed Jan 2, barks By Lawrence (Br), Loe, Baltimore; 5th, Henderson, New Yon’ Ward J arks. A ¥ Gwen nar! ier Fis Marius; ig Daisy Ben Hali- Nara Achille (Ital), pstock (Ger), Plain says there 1s Bo chai rough, with « Neavy swell from NNE. suit, Hand, sailed from St Thomas Jan returned same day with loss of fore- jaall; was re- anc, Glace Bay N TEN a Winite: bark Saiadesr Wellington, by hd 1 er, Sydney, CB; zie, trom Wilmington, NC, ar n and for do. arrive 1sth for repairs. otain Wished to be taken 0 supply, He was taken to Newport. Novxmuxn—The Committee of Management of the Suread Veritas has published the list of maritime disasters reported during the mouth of N: A. ives the followin, lost, 143—viz, 45 German, 10 American, 10. Norwesiaa, 7 d Kussan, 4 siam- to procure a ew | Fatwourn, va, D fax: and, sche Louie # Saleh Gisnatran, Dec 29-10 port, ot New York: arrived flaxaune, Jan 16—Sail ‘Salled 19th, steamer Frede: Haurax, Jan Te—Clearea,, rie, Fariane, Porto Et ton, Ja (not as telegraphed, and ‘botn sail-d. nora Cleared 16th, bars Sandy Hook, Barstow, French West (not as telegraphed). ‘Salied 15th, brig =1x Freres (Br), Demerara. Sailea ey bri Haytl, Ja, hee 2s—Arriveds bri Halifax (aud sailed Jan 9 (Br), sielson, do (an sailed tins tor Cuba); 27th, Be (Br), Sulis, Lunenburg, ud tevo Bay); sehr Eva L Spa fans cwrediabs's Greece, 0 (3) ms ‘Baiti jmore.. in this number are included 8 sai ported missing. Steamers sy oer lost, viz, “ french. 1 German, 1 span: is this number are included two steainers reported missing. Bevrast, Jan 13—Notwithstanding the extremely cold weather of the past week there is but little ice in the harbor, and Mone that would inconvenience vessels passing In or out, There are but few arrivals, and only an occasional freight of hay or potatoes for the Southern Thos Albert (Br), for Cuba); ismpre ‘ mands smithy soator (4 sation . Smith, soscon (and sau Fan ¢for Ruatan) 28th, orig Queen of the West (Br), Hate nett, Halifax (and salled Jan¥ for Cuba); 30th, scbrs Wma Hayes (Br), Lan Halitax: sea Laon (ir), ik Englishman (i; NC (see Miscell Haliiax, Net 6th, # camer and sailed 8th tor eonell, New York; | bret Yortana (Br) | Clarivel (Br), Wi tae, New York Savamilla); brigs shepherdess (Br), Bertha (ir, Peters, Lockport, NS; 9th, Centaur, stanley, scaled Dee m4, brig ag ly (Br). Deagan, Ouba; schr York via Aligator Pond; Tait Gubat 29th, schrs tilzabeth, ary tt GH Mus, iThemon, dew | 2 onan (Br), Collin: bare Northwood (sr), + Edna, Harwoo 28th brig Ida (Br). | York via Falmouth, J sehr Judith "An It is feared the crew are Two of them belong in Kittery. In port Jan 9, schrs W H Parker, Daniels, trom New Jos Willetts, Dayton, irom Pensab cola. arrived Jan 2; Rightaway, Crosby, trom Ture: bo" rrivals bot poherwise reported. brig 8 A -now (Br), ane anes Sth, trig Happy Return (Br), Campbell, West OpRarone, NS, Jan 9—Arrivea. bri; ae Inagua; 12th, schr Grecian Bend (Br), Locke, Turks ared Sth, brig Caroni (Br), Stephenson, West Indie: gehen! I? Courchil (Bt), Cuminings, dos Ulaluma (sr): fe EVIDKO, Dee 3—Arrived, bi ers, New solve 1th, aD York, arrived Dee 27; = LIVEMPOOL. N3, JAD Smith, Demerara. Struckmeyer, a wrong morthwest ‘Anna (8r), Hard last sle sirack & roc Ic was tried to keep her abo: Dailing tne water with buckets, but te capiaia kave | up ang concluded to beach Riotmng, baton the morning of the ith she lay on her Beans exids and will be a total Loss, Wtiu—There is no news of the Colorado. ee eee ie potty" an avcidant io her maohinesy, She is week overdue. Smipaui.piva—The frame is all up for a new vessel in the yurd of Jos Oak s, of Brewer. tine rigzed aud doubie decked, 15) feet in length and St 11g feet depth of main hater, ches in clear between decks, and 1s of 550 to She being built under the direction of Jos Baker aud Geo fl Oakes. aad Is to be commanaed by the latter gentleman, timbers are extra heavy, a] in Brewer and Bangor, and, uc be launched on or before June her If sne was a! Rio de la Plata (Hol), das (Br, Cailagnan: ns meerean: Wy ‘arana (sr), et lath, barks James Prim: do;" 15th, Dark Bra; do: brig ‘i a Paro, do} Torsnto (8r), Carroll, Nhe is to be barken- Sau ranelsco for Cape’ Town; orig rr eo} adth of beam, v 1%, barks I Lar ort Gray, Loring, Portiand; c. The frame and will be owned by parties ording to contract, 1s to | 15, ships ¥ Heree ow York: Electa (Br), we: one from aes ived Wth; Emma Frances (Br), burns; Young Lowpon, Jan 4— Arrived, Lyn. Wold, New York; reset o, Vhomas, do; Goluen Fleece, Gun, Cleared 24, Hrstatningen, Lyderset, meter a Abraham, ‘Mateovich, Philadelp: ma ‘ancouver Island; 34, Liverpool, Lambert, N a ore Milton, Ball New Orleans (and from Der same day); iain buk- sen, Sandy Hook. Limenion, Jan 3—Arrived, Horsa, McKinlay, San Fran- cise Tisnox, Dee 28—Arrived, Carl Angel!, Olsen, and Kose sack, Smith, New York, yugauon, ‘Jan 1—Sailed, Rosina, Gambardella, New PLymourm, Jan 3—Arrived, Katie McDonald, Inness, Charlottetown, Pavan, Oct 20—Sailed, Eilen Browse, Runciman, New York. x 00x, Dec 5—In port, Annie Fish, Hoftses, for ——. S? Carueaine’s Port, Jan $—Passed, Nederland (), from Antwerp for Phiadelphia, SureLps, Jan 2—Sailed, Weymouth, Cook, New York. yee Nee 12—arrived, Surah, Peternal, New ork (# sounahara, Nov 6—Arrived, Envoy, Berry, Algoa Bay. Sailed Lith, Caribou, Kenny, Passaroeang. Bou.oonx, Jan 3—The Uriel, Biebo\is,, from Savannah for Reval \cottou), has stranded near Wimereux, Loxpon, Jan 4—the bark Lochnagar, Belly, arrived in Brn trom _Tuticoin, pi don the Dee, in lat 47 40S, Jon 7. 39 W. 8 quantity of petroleum casks (aay from 8)0 to 1000), aud lea in picking up one of them to ascertain the “mark. which was No 2 painted biue, with whi nis. Aiter ‘ascertaining ” ‘the Park it was thrown overboard. Liverroot, Jan 2—The master of the J P Smith, for which was in ,coillsion with the Jame: hard ‘ates that the vessel has received no dai lamage sustained will not deiay her selling. AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA (Oregon), Jan 12—Arrived, bark Wetterhora, Rich, Buenos Ayres, BOSTO s, Jan 20—Arrived steamer China (Br), rn Liverpool; schrs iila B Dyer, Young; AG Curtis, vaine| Win thompson, Pame; Emma A Higgins, Ryder; New: ell B Hawes, Kennedy, and 4 W Plerce, trom Virginia. ‘Also orrived, stea ners Ontario (Br), Bouchette, Liver pool: Giaucus, “Rearso, New. York; ‘schooners Carle ‘awyer, Mullen, Miragoane; Fred P'Frye. Smith, G) Menin; Hill stowe, Manson, Baltimore; Howard Mae comber, Wilhams, New York. Cleared—Steamers Oriental, Hallett, Savannah; Mer. eidita. Marshman, Charlestot Aries, Wheeden, "Phila- delphia; Gen Whitney, Halieit New York; bark Con. fidence,’ West, Hampton clioads, for orders; brig T Remick, Rose, Capetown, Cape of Good Hope. schoonert imeline (Br), Chisholm, Hayui: Julia A Ward, stevens, jew Orie: Ella M Storer, Wade, Brunswick, saailed-—Steamers Oriental, Mercidita, Aries RALTIMORE, Jan 20—Arrived, steamers Sea Gull, Dutton, Charles American. Billups, Savannah, Below—Sehrs. Addie ms Bi Fales, from iockporty Addie Biaisdell, Cathoun, from Boston. Jeared—Steamer Nova Scotian (Br), Richardson, Liverpool; bark Deseti Dubrovacki (Aust), Drabaz So or Falmouth; schrs Grace Bradley, Turner, Savan- ‘Billed Bark Cricket, Rio Janeiro. SWICK. “a. jan 19—Arrived, brig Jacinta (Br), Figmtoy, Fernandin 2othArrived, schr Annie C Babcock, Charleston, SATH, Jan 1o-Cleared, bare st Lucie, Wilson, Now cian, ready for sea, brig Long Reach, Brown, for rde BELFAST, Jan 16—Arrived, schr Annie Bliss, Sim mons, Boston. to load for Savannah. CHARLESTOs, Jan ae ailed, sehr Francis L God- froy, Godfrey. Galvesto rrived, steamer Calyert, Foley, Baltumoy dark Wim Owen (Br), Prince «dwata Island; schr 8 W Simmons, Williams, New York: the port—sark Homeward Bound, Merryman, fra Liverno ol. Cleared hark Sophie (Nor), Sorensen, Havre and sailed); Amable Kosa (Sp), Carran, Barcelona; sc Alice S; Matanzas. jailed—schr Annic Barton, Bahamas. GALVESTON. Jan 19—Arrived, steamer Clyde, Kenne dy, New York and Norfoike via Key West; schr Florence ers, Horton, New York. Uleared—Barks Jas kt Boyd (Br), Hilton, New Orleanss Granville Belle (Br), Hampton Ronds—hoth in ballast, Bailed. er | Wou Tripp, Nuevitas. J. , Jan l4—Arrived, schr Jacob E Ridg- AC: way, Townsend. New Yors. KEY WE: fan 19—Arrived, steamer State of Texas, Beluer, Galveston tor New York (and proceeded). MOBILE, Jan 16—Cleared, schr Ann Doie, Bruce, Ha- vana. ‘Wih— Arrived. sehr South Shore. trom Portland. = Kagie (Br), Simpson, aud [nicht for do; Brunswick, Hutchinson, Me, arrived stn; Spalon, Else Escnricut (Ger), Esch from and for anerson, tor West TO MARINERS. Tne can buoy on the Stepping Stones, between Throgs | Poi and Hart Island, has fone adr | Bryan. rn Rovelle, trom Marseilles tor San ‘pra ay. Loring, from Horta : Batt H Fanny B tucker, Mavacone Jau't—arrived, brig Einaton, (Br), Halifax rth point or the bank is dia oFth point isdlack, z : a Bth, bark Joun G Hall (in, Sydney, Ui, via Be thous a an ‘Also in port 10th, brig Annie Gardner, Havener, from New York; schr Caleb. Ea Port de Paix for New town, arrived 6th, for Savannah. . brigs Susie J scrout | St Thomas, to load Fi om ett Stak. ns. . "i, Briggs, New rE Goodwin (Br), Lockeport; suth, bra kvan- eline (Br), do via Bari farch, Fei reoandina via di chr Kmmai McAdam, Jan 2, brig Starlight, BN 1e, rot aes So; Me ‘Merriman, Fernandina Raward Island vind Fy a Br} ockenor Brig Robert’ Mowe, be ‘atled ‘moh bri. Amelia ‘itis, for Hayti; ot Suxvitas, ‘Jan ‘io arrived. park” Josephine Martin Fickett, Caraif. Pout-a-Prrne, Dee 25—Arrived brig Afton, Copp, New York (aud sailed Jan 5 for Mes Sailea Dec 28 sehr In port Jan 8 briga Ti arrived Dee 27; rived 90th, for 8 Thom: 1 eericns, for Pensaco! Rio Graxpx, Dec S—arrived. br! 10th, bark Na Desperandum (Br), Easttabrook, Mth, brig Gladiateur ae. Legace, Hes New york ache Edie Waters, Bi re) ‘rank Morrow, unc; and the above arri- RO Januino, Dec Meme Moe bark Yamovden, Tobey, Faltimore; ist, shi Lit Bost jaape ain, brig whale trom alongside. unes | | tor Westerly; Iaa K Freeman, 3 | et | Ranger (Br ico). H HM Seavey, John (or Lee), Bt er, Holges, from Jackso: r, Coffin, from Portland, da P (Br), tor New York; schr Marv Allerton, rewsier, Squircs, ship captains ars rk ; Hall Oolumnsia, Brereton, Chillianwallah (Br), Colcord, Boar mea i7th, Me rc Leach, New Orleans wo 1%h, oie Morning Star (Bi). Lica! Ernst & Benno (Ger), veleen, ie 20th, Ybu , Lucker, do; ae ele hehe (Nor), iileanor a Miller tin ay ; ith, iY ‘Belle. Moree, Sitante Fogg Lope c Balumpore for San une: Ley A Fish Pote prbes 10: fal more: ‘blackpoot ir nt hips King Phillip, Rawlins. from Fopgatiant, Pai cleared) ; Lag eo Bicktont, for + Al (01 Gi Deon (Sy), Wu fo, for | fo Dutch Island ‘Harbor (8th, schr Carrio A Bentley, re | Wate Bay for enters cleared); | mee Orleans: Henrietta (Ger), Jonabloed, tor fen sens patil Mary Warwell (Br), Warwell Boneeinean woo; and , ¢ for St Thomas; erchant, for Hampti IL, New ¥ art. vidson, Baltimore, (ind. sale Neal, Trinidad (and sailed, Jan ¢tor New Yors) id Dee 26, sche H. 29th. brigs Caroline bs ise (Br', Maugere, do Gin port Jans bark’ Mayflower, Lantare, trom St Vin- gent, arrived 7th: brigs John H Hancock, Hailett, trom ra Cathe Wood: oyna 10 (Br). Butler, d Boston, do; Warr dos, arrive! veo s | bury, Woodbury, | Roobins, Pte mer Royal Minstrel & Aubrey (Br) wa arrived. 6th, doi Vesta (Br), Ted- Jan FaAcives. ee Teviot (Br), ane i sailed ie for ue 00s 8th. en ie stotn. brig Maga Moby Demerara; sc! Sated ion party sone G Hall (Br), Haine: id (Br, yoneau, Clapras ihe ihee By belt fers: ir Th i Haveliar, it ration, ot JuKo Wolte (from’ Demerara) Lewis. Weymouth, 8; 9 Curacoa (and returned sa te nyt beh s Alapic, (l (Br), In port Jan 13, Giada Martha ett Rhog om hs mington, NC, for P fro one Algoa Bay tor Boston, arrived ah pis io ‘distre nee Miscellaneous), a brigs Chas A Hoard ork, vy Edith sr) Lan zoth, scht Druid (Br), brigs Kinston. (i), Schwartz, Boston Annie, Ingrahain mer, Plummer, Turk's island Jan 17—Arrived. he Magale b Marston, Hoopel ip istorewel, Harding, Bi becca siepher Robinson sar ety NB, journay, Liverpool. . Jan ll—Cleared, brig Pronto (Br), Messenger, New Y burg ana Pones: at Ng cy ris (Br), Mayagu Ms tiniiiax sehF Gertrude Plum: Cardenas; sc ang. leared, ship Princeport (ir), | (Pan Steawen Henwann! Paha dma at Flushing Jan 2, Flora, Kloster, Passed, Charmer, Lucas, from Manila for Rew York ‘itysue Belle, Plummer, from New York yaataate | $= relved, L J Westaway, Murchison, ter, Harrison, from New abandoned at sea Jan6, | landed at Bremerha- | ew seta Prosperu \e: s1—Arrived, ‘Taneook Burnes, Phiiadel- Louisa, Hobbs, Prin Cauourr, Jan t—Atrived, Templar, | sailed 34. Lavinia, Shackford, Havana. Cami, Dee i6—Artived, Surah CorENMAGEN, Dec 29—Atrived, Alba, Nielsen, Philadel- TH Jan! 0% Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, trom w Macrite, Zachandsen, | Freon Bt aont 3 ry Ainived woholde, Baaraund, Savane | dit a 3 hilips favre. K Kennedy, Peterson, onrad, Syringa, FaLmoors, Jan ¢—Arrived, sohelde, nah | a GaKoa, Jon br? ts port Gingeppe Lanata, Guaguino, for rived) Warren Ballet, Buane fn ih, ck. 4 Mauiled tor Slorta i Jan 2—arrived, Seawitch, Lunt, Liverpool Doctor von Thunen Teliow, Re- Palmerston, New ford, Johnson, Sin+ New York (an Hut, Jan i =" ely hla soe Jan "Tearrived, arlington, wt, Nov 6—Sailed, Henry 8 ‘Grunswien, Ua; Tth, oar fi Gur | alt ih, BW obster, (Br), Gr bass. on: Casall; Veen. Wali ites» %, bark Carnarvon Castle (Br), Davies, San ivenioot, Jan $—Arrived, Wyominy etewart, La Tae bt dol 0 POM Wircaseet; wilon. New Stent euuy 8, el liandvls Baitlitore aad Moncevideo: hot, Uomn for Batavia; Do o srived, fave e NEW aaa vs, Jan 16—, rrived a ship Coronet, ‘park Eloise Ge. Lone Cardenas Ena iw pie, Webb, Utilla; & Locke, Sehrieve Bonaca; Anita, Whitmore, Bonaca, i Bark Ebenezer en jon, Reval. Arrived, bar! (Br), Carthagena; brig Friede ( er), Nencke, Rio Tapetro, 20;h—Cieured, barks N 3 (Nor), Petterson, Havre; Coun rier (¢r), Laporte, SOUTHWEST PAss, Jan 2u—Arrived, ship Astronom (Ger Klopper, Bremen; bark foolsear (Br), Clark, Liverp sehr Win M Jones, New York. sulle arks Pett Dubrovacki (Aus), Ltverpool; Ga it javre. “VOUTRE, Jan egpetidaay bark Tres Auroras § id Uastany, Havana; schr KE P Mason, Nickerson, rovidenc NORFOLK, Jan 18—Arrived, schrs Mary E, Turner, New York; Saran Quinn, Nare, and Went Midaieton, Brown, do; W K Barry, Dunham, Branswick, Ga. Cleared—Steamer san Antonlo (Br), Rae (from Gak veston), Liverpool and sailed). NEW BipFORD, Jan 18—Arrived, schr Champion, Lurvey, Port Johnson. NEWPOR!, Jan 19—Salted, schrs ae) Doa New York for Harwich: Leontine. ‘Clarsson, Newcastle, Del for New Bedford; Dreadnaught, Saunders, Jai i] Whork Salem for View and Lizzie W Hannum, a Nye, Wiley, and ses now. do 10" Wo; Highlander, Wood. Fall River | fo or New York; J P Robinson, Harvey. Giegeiatet for doy Eunice Rich. Jenkins, and Willie I Lord, Foster, Bos- fon for Virginia; Froddie Walter, Allen, Portlund for ‘angler. Tn port—Sebre Gents Eldridge, from New Yorks Sunny Shower, eet Klizabethport for Erovieenee ahs harbor is geting filled with ice to th ini ORTLAND (Oregon), Jan 12—Arrived, snip Lissle my Troop (Br), Conroy, San Francisoo, ASCAGOULA, Jan 1s—arnved,, bark Statsministes Biang (on . Falkenderg, st Th Beaty irk Kong Uscar ‘None Abrahamsen, Hob m1 \—Arrived, Poon Sjofoa (Nor), Ai edant, Be ine ey, vet ‘Marcugsen, 40; sclirs Wenon ‘West: Sarah Hall, Morgan. do, ‘lcared—Schrs Alrana, Mitchell, Havana; wieduasl Briggs, Progreso. PHILADELPHIA, Jan 20—Cleared, steamers Obio, Morrison Liverpool; Pottsvitie, and Vindicator, for New York; bark Limerick Lass, Peters, Bremen; sotirs Carrie raareae Hogdon, Baracoa; 8 W Eldridge, Wilbank, Sam ndreaa. Salled—Steamer Saxon, Boston. Newcastie, Del, Jan 20~Passed up, steamer Florida, Providence. treraeiner Pantin, f 1 New, York. camo into, the harbor Steamer Fanita, | last night and pr led this morning early, Nothiag i pM ine ‘here b hoa nothing moving in the harbor sinoe noon. A xe erm-rigged steamer is in sight off Finn’s Point in “Lawns, fe, Del 1, Jan 20.—Iee boat No. 2ett for Pattadelpals three schooner: bak ee ed Shioping remains bout the same as this AM, ea S Silver Dart, Littlefled Providence for d | Key W There is nothing passing nee CRD yan 1oeSalled, bark Nonpareil, Flinn, Montevideo. 16th—Arrived, steamer Franconia, Brags, New York. Cleared—Harke’ “Samuel K Spring, stall Busnoe Azrokt Norton Stover, Cardenas; sebré OM Bichardaog, PROVIS Yan #—In port schr WDB, from PROVIN Mcutows.d New York tor WibENCS. at! 19—Arrived, steamer chrs Illa Pressey, Newoastl thnort. Below: hr Fly, ae trom Port Johnson Dali Falk Providence tor Balt tn Woune Hips War ‘oes scart Jennie G Russ, Norton, Weehawken for Fi Fakir, Watson, from ———= Q i eed mm. ee 9 8 in hick in West Bay, wii igunONDLS san 1s—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, ‘aiker, New — T Wi Bryant, New York. ih siehe {uate Wing, Bryant. +) bark Union, Neil Blue ship, Sum sex (Bn) Step, Astoria; bark Willy SAVANNAH. Jal Jan a id Arrived, bark eariete (Sp), Juan rr Miuived, Sure ‘Havte; sh EM Cook, 8 {ih-arrived, schr Jonnie F Willey, Trefethen, Wie ae oe wipes 4 ‘crown Jewel (ork er. “Liverpool PETRI DORD ern Saint Fee anon vata Cras Deakon (trom New | zoe Havana, having repaired; Carroil, Wright, Boo i} OVINKYARD BayEy Jan lv—Arrivod, schrs Grand | City for Hyannia; Olivia A O’Mulleg {ir New fork tor PAAOA Clara E simpson, Porte Bos! neal Pachre cl ‘Clara E Simpson, Piscataqua, and Edward WI Fett isatox, NO, fan 18—Arrivea, brig Fordensk Joid (Nor), Quan, St Thomas Cleared—sehr BA Magner, Scull, New York sas nag — Stiles amer Pioneer, hae Fit etn ig carrived, sont Fanny W Jou: son, Boston, to lo: for Norioik. | \ | | MISCELLANEOU MM MM Ul Tritt # a issss"" P te MM MM IL r H nH Pi gs \8 MM MM OIL T Hu us . 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