The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1875, Page 10

16 THE CORRUPT SUBSIDY. cienmmniiigrmainmesiae Irwin Mentally Tortured by the Ways and Means Committee. A SARCASTIC RETALIATION. ae a He Still Denies Any Knowledge of the Bribery of Congressmen. FUNDS UNACCOUNTED FOR. WASHINGTON, Jan, 27, 1875. Richard B, Irwin was again before the Commit- tee of Ways and Means to-day. In accordance with a request made on Monday he read a con- densed account of the subsiuy fund, showing that he first recetvea from Stockwell $90,000. The ’a- cifle Mati Steamstip Company alleged it gave Lim $50,000, but this he denied tm the absence of Vouchers. These two sums, in addition to $750,000, made a total of $890,000, The subsidy fund was included in the account of tle settie- ment with Stockwell. Mr. Burchard closely interrogated the witness regarding certain sums in his bank transactious, And the witness presented a list similar to that heretoiore given to the committee, showing to whom the sums of money were paid, with $85,000 unaccounted for. Q. Where cid you give Schumaker the drait lor $275,000? A. My impression is 1 gave 1t to him at bas oMce in Wilkam street; I cannot do anything elge but prove an alibi; it 1s possible I daced tue drait ahead. Q. When you handed him the draft did you give him any instructions ¢ A. The answer to this qués- tion is covered in my previous testimony ; 1did not give him instructions. Q. Do you swear positively that you never paid any money to any member, employé or ofiicer of the House? A. 1 do, with tue exception of two doorkeepers, Boyd and Hersey, whom Abert | paid for me. Witness, in answer to an interroga- tory, coula not tell the names of the individuals to whom checks were given on the Metropolitan Bank of this city or whether they were drawn by Abert on third parties; witness had met John Roacn in New York and also in Washington peud- ing the subsidy; he met him in the room oi the House Committee on Commerce and in tue room of the Senate Committee on Post Ollices and Post Roads; Roach was working with but not under the orders of the witness, and was here on the general subdject of extending commerce, PIATI’S LOAN. Mr. Dawes asked the question whether the wit- ness had had any conversation wita Donn Piatt Bince Mr. Abert testified he paid him $5,000. The witness replied he had; all he remembered Was he patd Piatt the money just belore Le leit Washington and aiter the Subsidy bill sad passed the flouse; Piats had said be was much embar-. rassed for money and asked witness to lend bim the money, Piatt saying he would pay him as soon ashe could; Piatt offered him his note, which Witness said was unnecessary and that he would send Piatt the money trom New Yor! it had escaped bis recoliection that Piatt gave wis mote, bat he saw by his indorsement that he bad received 11; Piatt showed witness the note as returned to him _ beiure Abert testified; Piatt asked nim, “Is Avert im his testimony gomg to tell names??? witness replied, ‘*Yes,” when Piatt rejomed, “I am sorry, jor my Dame is there;”’ witness thought bot, but Piatt was positive it was; witness had Jorgotien that Avert had paid him the money, and Piatt thea told mim he hau returned the money; wiiness iniormed Piatt that he was certain there ‘Was po eutry of the payment on his cooks, and thereiore it was ull straight, but Piatt did not think so; Withess could not say whether anybody came to him two pay the money; ue omy knew What appeared on the note, and irom Piatv’s Blatement beivre tue comumuittee his impression ‘Was the money was deposited to his credit in New York in his account with Musgrave & Co, Q Did not your conversation with Piatt reiresh your memory? A. Yo you not think you have got to the bottom of the case ¢ @ Coulda not Oue of you recall to the ovner the facts pertaining 10 the paymentofthe note? A, Piatt said Neil Thompson had paid che note, THE WITNESS PROTESTS. . Does anytuing turcoer occur io younow? A. 1 do pot tuink tuis is lair treatment, Mr. Dawes; it bas nothing to do with the subject matter of tus Inquiry and is solely ior ihe purpose of annoying me. Mr. Dawes—Thia committee will controi me in putting questions if l ask any tmproperiy. Witness—I do not remember anything but what 1 have stated, After further interrogating, the witness said he knew Neil {humpson and nad had small private dealings with nun, but not affecting any alfairs in Washington. Q. Hud Piatt said to you anything about the loan vo! money Lelore the Subsidy amendment was concurred in by the House? A. No; I loaned tim $800 previousiy in Mareh or April; ‘toils sum Was aid to me by check on (he National Metropolitan ank. By Mr. Kelley—Was the money you put into Abert’s hands that of the Pacine Mai Company? A. It had peen, out io ceased to be the money of the company When it wae given to me; It was ior any purpose | thought proper to appiv it; all the money Lreceived became my Own; In expending it 1 oveyeu the instructions oi Stockwell, because LT agreed to do $0; | Was at liberty Lo ewploy any- the orders were given betore the ue Money Was to be used in the interest o: the Pacific Mail Company, Q. Would any refand by you be a refund to the company? A. It would not. ‘Mr. Roberts next closely interrogates the wit- ness, Who said ne thougut he mdorsed toe nore Piatt gave him atthe date of payment, July 22, 1872, but his recollection Was not Clear as to tae circumstances. IRWIN SANCASTIC. Q. Cannot you give us more ioformation on this subject’ A. i had better give you the names of my three clerks, whom you can summon as wit- esses; it Will ot cost Imore nan $10,000 to get at the bottom of my private affairs, Mr. Dawes reminded wtiness be was departing trom the proper line of testimony. Witness having been iurther interrogated by Mr. Roberts, said he could not recollect anything More (nan what he had sated; he could not say whether the note was paid in Sau Francisco oF New York. Mr. Beck asked whether this note was fixed up for any specific purpose? itness repilea lt was not; it was merely an evidence of the loan of money, and he Would nos bave carea if Piatt had not paid it, ey Mr. Dawes—Did you meet Piatt in Europe? itness—I never met him anywhere except in Washington, New York and tn the army. ROACH’S CONNECTION WITH THE SUBSIDY. The witness, in repiyto Mr. Kasson’s tater. rogatories, said that JonD Koach toid mr ne had been ‘speaking to Mr. Sbeilabarger on tbe generai promotion of commerce. Witness was under the Mppression that he had seen Roach conversing With Senator Ramsey in the room of the Senate Post Office Committee. » Wai ach the advocate of the subsidy? A. 1am nor avie to ays Q Did Stockwell tell you that he had an agree- Ment with Kuach? A. He toid me tha: noe did everything 10 wet the suosidy througi; Roaon was to bilid tue ships Of the company if tie suosidy passed. By Mr. Kasson—Have you any ili feeling against Joon Roach’ Have you made toreais? A, Not ‘the slightest; ldo uot taink | ever uttered a tnreat against anybody; | Lever aaked Koacu to uo any. thing for the subsidy bul. Q. Was Stockwell having eng be jor vessels (o Le coustru tev? A. Yes; three, Q By Mr. Barchard—Did Stockwell claim toat Roach could infiuence Sueliaoarger'a yote? A. 1 ought to that Mr. Siedaoarger Was opeaiy op- LA | od vill, having bo\n spoken and vowed Str Det Deck Said that as Mr. Roach is not here and Stock well beyond toe there was no way of verifying their statements; they could not teil whether woai Stockwell or Roach said was true, Mr. Slieldon remarked What Mr. Shellabarger was 4 @ general system jor the Improveiment of com- , but advocated no particular scheme. 1cess—Lhal is DOC INGu Sis leDt With my state ent, i. Wood asked witness to turn to page ninety- seven of his testimony in December last. You put im turee jetters irom Stock —have you tue let. ter to which Stockwell reserred in bis own letter oj February 1, 1872" Witnexs said be had not a copy of bis letter, nor did be revoliect the purport o1 it alr, Wood—stock Well reiers to the question of subsidy. Witiess—I have no recollection of my letter (0 BucKweii. sia “NOTHING LEFT UN Mr, Wood—W hat was the meaning Of Stock weil’s words, “Poe most important thiog is success. i Want you to lewve nothing undone to secure itr Withess—Toat is wil 1@ Burd. 4, You kueWw he wanted notuing more? A. That cove! ed everything. What Pega ar ‘gape A. it was coexten- oft pat eis: balit oa the in this coun. | you employed men | knowiedy NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. Congress? A. Idid not charge that; I thought it | meant lo do everything proper, | \. Stockwelisoys, “Ll want nothing leit undone ;” »help the passage ot the oill | Through Congress; if Was a Girection to yon? A. I suppose by Stock well’s remark he meant that | should spend just as muco money as was neces- sary. Q. Was anything left undone by you? A. Yes, I leit undone ‘the Corruption of members or Con- gress, but that could have been done without my > persons w empioyed under my duectiou; t (ld not give them orders not to at- tempe to iufaenee or corrupt members; it was nota part OL my arrangement to corrapt mem- | berg of Congresa. You spent nearly a miition ofmoney? A. I | did not want to spend tha (. And that was to be ex oaaded to procure the | ofthe dill; What was your belef how it be spent ¥ passage vould uicene creed ? Mr, Wood—My question is whether it is your | belief that any portion of this money was to be | corruptly expended? A, L again repiy Lhave not | sudicient imiormation on which to form an | opinion; the committee bave beard all the testi- mony, | have now Qe l'ask your own opinion? A. 1 know nothing to justly we in saying that any portion of the | mouey Was paid to any member of Congress; not | one dollar was improperly expended according to! my knowledge, Mr. Wood called witness’ attention to other parts of Mr. Stockweil's letter, when Witness said | the mosey Was given him to do what he pleased with it, It belonged to Lim absolutely ou the pas- sace o( the bill, Q And you did use ail the money? A. Yes, but Tuid not seud back th KS tO Which Stock- Well alludes, bor did Lascount to mum ior tie ex- | A. Am i to go throug the | pevoiture of tue money. Witness iaether testified that he had no doubt that a portion of the mouey sent to him by Stockwell was intended to be pai by Stockwell individually, Stockweil was largely interested in operations in Pacive Mail He had no personal knowledge tuat any | iver of the Board ol Virectors Knew Of these ce amounts of money beg sent to him by He had po communicanon with any em, and ouly judged iuterentially that sowe or toeui Must have Known ol these expenditures. Mr. Wood a-ked @ number of other questions with the pur ceruuining irom him, as (ar as possible, ey was disbursed Witt » kuowlsdge aud con of the company, or tier the expenditure was the individual ope- | of Stockwell, conducted, pernaps, with money Stoleu trom ‘he company. Irwin's answers Were 1 accord with his pre- vious testimony, and developed no Lew Jacts, dhe committee then adjourned, BARN wi | somany Vacant seats in the Hippodrome that itaid UM’S CHEVALIERS. TILTING AT THE UIPPODROME—DREADFUL CON- TEST—NO BLOOD SPILLED—THE SAWDUST | CHAMPION, A tournament in the nineteenth century and in | the city 01 New York 13 a3 uncommon as a white biackbird. Of course, there are billiard tourna- ments and chess tournaments, and also tourna | ments where congresses of women meet for pur- || poses of mutual jaw; buc a_ real | flesh and blood tournament, where men en- | counter each other on biooded horses in chain armor and with long asnen lances in the shock of | combat 13 never seen nowadays. Andeven the | so-called tourney, Which was Been at Baraum’s Hippodrome last evening, waere the “knights” | ulted at rings nanging irom wooden cranks on the mock race course, is an uncommon thing to see in these days of stern reality. it Was announced in the usual way on the Hip- podrome bills that “eight Soutaera gentlemen” would engage in the tournament, and they were uamed respectively after the States that taey cuose to represent:—The Knight of New York, color green; Knight ot Georgia, colors white and | biue; Kaight of Florida, color orange; Knigut of | Texas, colors red and white; Knight of Dela- color white; Knight of Virginia, color blue; ght of Tenuessee, color red; and Kaoight of Maryland, colors blue and orange. ‘The writer of this was asked to go behind the scenes, Whick exist iu the Hippodrome as in other places Of amusement, and there behold the knights in ail thete glory of chivalry, hiving their armor put on by thelr right trusty aud vailant squires, Tne firat man introduced to the writer Was an individual in half armor, and wearing the Order ol the Goiden Fieece around bis neck, whicn he said naa been given to him by Pizzaro for killing & sick Peruvian. ‘ihe reporter questioned this gentleman and be said that he was the Knight of ithode Island, but tuat be was notin the tourna. ment, because of the prejudice against him, being such’ a splendid rider, All around ' there was Q smell of the statie, and elephants and camels and giraffes were dashing iu ang out wich their riaers, abd Men in armor and with siasued | doubiets aud silken bose aud veivet pourpoints were 4s pientiiui as bees in a hive. Toere Was 4 mixture of mock medieval | puraseology and Seventeenth ward ‘chia music’? nerefihat Was truly amusing to the uninitiated, A dark-imu-tacued and pleasant looking gentieman, Whose name was aiterwards discovered to be ‘Thomas, came up as the writer Was standing be- | | tween @ Kickiny mustacg and a oaby elephant in absulute lear 0; being pressed into squasned bee, and the Kaigot of Ruode Isiaud, who seemed to have a grudge agains: everybody, said :— “Tis Is tue Coustable de Bourvon, but you must | not tin ame that be drinks, Not by | any mea rand Balliff to the Duke of | Bretagne x 8 before he took to the BaW- | ‘ou not the noble Constable 1? dust. Were Fhe Constable ue Bouroon. ae 18 as you say, good Kuignt, by my wahd and, gaczooks, Would tyat i had a stoup of C anarivs of a butt of Malsley to Wash the dust Out of my turoay Ah, ib Was not thus wheu we Jought under Sir Walter Mariny and sacked Perugia; was it, Sir Hank? Disappointed Knight of Rhode istand—You are right; it was pot, Butdon’t you thiuk thata schooner oi lager would suit you better than a stoup 0! Canaries, boble Constable? 1 hear that you were a ‘ough man at the sack of Rome, bat Va never believe that you had leit your veer, (Here the buby elephant made a flank Movemeut, and the Kuignt of ktnode Isiand, whose real name is Jim Goouwin, weut bard deport to get out or tue Way wu) mammoth leet. each of -waich would fli a d pail comiortably.) It was doWn in (he programine twat tue successe ful kuignt who carried away the prize in the tour- bey would be crowced by tue Queen of Love and Beauty, and it Was suggested uy the Constabie de Bourbun thata visit sould be paid to Ker Majesty in the greeuro: Where her ladies, pages and maids of vonor Were 1 Waiting. Sir Jim, who was Very angry (iat he way not allowed to ride, prececed, and tue vallant Constabie and tne Writer jullowed. lu the greenroom the Queen, Miss Elia O'Grady, who lad a few minutes be- | jore won the Greek Chariot race, Was 1ound, sur- | Tounved by Ler ma.cens and cavaliers. Mss | O'Grady is u tall Dlonde on Wednesdays, and on Otuer tights sie 18 a slender branette, and she wei tue ReWSpaper map to her court with and majesty of 3 Berengaria or of Isabelia of Castile. “llow go you find yourself this evening, sir,” geked Her Majesty, Calmiy and with excessive politeness, “Patty well, I thank you, mam," quickly replied the Knight of noce island, “Nobody was taiking to you, I dou’t think,” an- swered the Queen, with etately prandeur, and sir Jim shut pimsel( up hke @ jackKkaue for toe mo- ment. ‘ben tere came in a large group Oo; m: ens of bovor, ail taving 1 the chvuiric drama names that could not be exceiled jor plood and lofty liweage in the pages of Jeban Froissart or bnqaerrand de Noustrelet. But to their unroman- tic Acquaintances Lo-day Of these iigh-ioned dames | are kuown respectively as Miss Anoie Yates, Miss b of members of | Bolten. “Thaw very ane, but 1 don't wat aay, | got over (har by and by. Mary Colton, Miss Maud Oswald, Engenia sauis- bury, Miss Alice Coateneyara (a paie oranett Miss’ Mattie Lewis (aX auburn and vivacious bionde), Mis4 Mary Busoy (to wiom King Kalakaua gave a bouquet), Miss Maggie Tayior (quiet wud re- served), Miss ary Mason, Miss bVa Cieveland aud Miss Mary Brigas. Th jadies, who sometimes Tide 1m chariot and hurdie races, comprised the dames of ionur to Her Majesty, bur aomenow or another they cid Got seem to livid the presence of yoyaity in Inuch awe. and they had lots of tun While the rigit Valiupt aud (rusty kuighte were donning their armor for the tournament The Queen wore a tunic of White satin, trummed wita gold jace, and purple velver trimmed with ermine, Qod iad a d.amond crows pendant frou her far neck aod diamond drops pendant irom nev ears. On her head was @ pastebourd Circiet, valued, gilde it was, at @ dollar and a hail, ‘The huriyouriy dowo s#taius became more and more uprourous as the kuiguts, wlio were ali que He unteers, manuged to get their clothes on. rst hero dressed was the Kuight of tex ‘ble Was sir Jac urotuers of wore a steei morion suc Crom carried at the fight of Long Marston Moor an “ surcoat Of chain mail of tue iwurteenta century. of (exas Was quite exuverant and in | #pirita, and walle sadding ois Gorse and acce ela jorth to the Constable de h mie. “L Cell you, there's lots of fun among the boys to- night,” said te. “Gaston, Couut de Vox, tue Chevalier Bayard and tie Kmigut 1 Lenuessee are having a litue game ¢ horn wlow but none f you take gee the Kult o he is way, I tell 0a @ corncob, he se. citing enough jor me- Tings When you are at iui tang. Woy dou’ they yi us gy into the ring and nop each othey up into Kindling wood? Now, ii they did that, and the boys gov heated up a tule, there would be sor CONSTABLE DE GOURBON—1 am Bare you can't complain of your mustang. We give you the vest horses in the stad. You can’t Waliovon that | kKboW your mustang i @ uttie lively; bat, then, that's becaucé be is Bot iond Of Company, Leu host in & stage voice) — watavle Bays, toe | me the nee BRING AT | get | the result. | John Murphy’s b. g. I’tlot. | Dan Me! | John Haslete’s s. ¢. Tip | ent, Corresponding Secretary, | PENNSYLVANIA TEMPERAN They can have all the riding they want, and no hard jeeiin, In a few moments the large and glittering pro- cession, priltant ag that oC Ashby de-ia-Zoucne, moved irom belind the scenes, in all the glitrer- 10g panoply of the days of knighthood and dar- ing. There was the Queen, dressed within an uch ofher ite, ber maids of honor eating cuewing gum ahd carrying her trai in solemn and regal splendor; and there were heraids, the Lion King-at-Arms, pursuivants, tabards and squires, with their arins, weighing them down as if coal barge bad dumped her cargo Into auuful yacnt’s hold; and there were banver-bearers and hpearmen and men-at-arms, making a fine pageant mm allits details, The tournament itself did not | auiount to anything, as it simply consisted 1 the of the knights runbing madly at rings whie on horseback that were hung horizontally acvoss the track, There was a dead heat between the Knight of Tennessee and the Ko'ght of Florida, aud the prize was finally given to the Kuight of Florida ior bis excellent riding, much to the regret of the Knight of Tennessee, who insists that he will do better next time, TROTTING AT THE HIPPODROME. At the matinée at tne Hippodrome yesterday two trotting contests came olf, the first being for & purse of $225, divided into four parts, mile heats, Jor which there were five entries, all of them coming to the post when called for. These were Joun Murphy's bay gelding Pilot, Ben Mace’s bay gelding Longfellow, Dan Mace’s bay gelding Buffato Bill, John Rogers’ bay mare Bessie and Joun Has- lett’s sormel gelding Tip. There was no betting on Longieliow second, Buffalo Bil third. The second race was a match for $200, mile and | repeat, between E, C. Miller’s sorrel gelding Dan Miller and Jobn Haslett’s bay gelding Sherman, ‘This race was won in two straynt beats by Dan Muller. ‘he pool seller being away there was no betting on the match, and it was very lucky that | Pilot won the race in # short rubver, | Office. .|7Rownne Green 19 Broadway. 9 vont Wye broadway ownne Green J Saile, | Destination. Feb. 13.) Glaszow. iz 4 Broadway. . {Lavernool.. . [19 Broadwey. verpool. [08 Hread way. Livarnooe 15 Broadway Broadway. Broadway 2Bowlmg Green ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, WIGH WATER 713] Gov. Island....eve 1 23 613 PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 27, 1875. CLEARED. Steamer merads, @r, Price, Liverpool via Queens- tomD= ny ye 5 oe in (eh Xt us aia aun? of Brooklyn (Br), Murray, Liver} QistastieeeichaG G@ Dal 3 . on ° 1 Ranta Cordova (Br), Abram, Liverpool—R B Bor- a Steamer Aneusie Andre (Belg), Greve, Antwerp— ve Funch, dy Tybee, Gardiner, St Domingo, &c—L Del Steain Steainer, Etna (Br), Keker, Aux Cayes, Porto Cabello, &o—Pun, Forwood & © Steams Manhattan, ‘Woodhull, Charleston—J W Quin- ard & Co. Steam r City of Dallas, Hines, Moreneaa City—C H | Mallory & | Read, Norfolk, City Point and Bitawes idehmond, Richmond—Old Dominion steamship ore Cromwell, aco, Portland, Me— man. paiumer J A Woodward, Bartlett, Providenee—H W | Jackso pea Teavenscrag (Br), Dunlop, Liverpool—Henderson Hill, Antwerp—Boyd & Hincken. (tab, Picasso, Duolin—I Beu- Ship C: anbrid fe (Br), iar unbridge (Br), the seller was not there, a8 much money would | han ye been Jdst on Sherman, many people being under the Impression that he can beat Dan Miller | or any other horse a race of a mile gr two-mue heats at this place. The attendance at the matinée was good, as | there were peuple enougn in the building to have | an jed any theatre in New York; yet stillthere were not look one quarter full, Those who attended seemed higuiy pleased wito the trotting and the | | other nertor 1 nances, but none of tae acts seemed 4s OL previous Occasions by gaslight, when te piace bas been filled to overflowing, as has been the case on every nigit sthce the trotung Was Inaugurated, One of the ho fell yester- day wnil ruoning in the tudies? e, In the same spot where Clara G., the night be.ore, lyjured her pastern jot, lt "would be well Jor the mau- agement to examine this 80% ol ground and see if there are any bilis or hollows that could have caused both ents. Fortunately, nelther borse nor rider was injured yesterday. ‘The jodges of the races peareeaey were Messrs. Springstead, Appievy and Lirch, Longiellow won secoud money iu the purse race, Buffalo Bill third and Bessie tue fourth prize, but sne Was not en- titled to it, as sue did not trot the first heat out, having been puiled up alter the sixth lap, she and Tip being one lap belind Pitot, Lopgfeliow and Buffalo bili at the finish of the neat. Tip did not pars the judges? stand onthe first heat, and borh he und Bessie sould not have been allowed to start for the second heat. ‘Tne following is a . SUMMAR’ Bawnum’s Hier: JE--LROTTING.—Purse $225; $lvu to the first horse, $60 to the second, $40 to the third and #25 10 the fourth; one mile and repeat; under saddie. ENTRI as £00 a 1E3. Ben Mace’s b. g. Longietl 278 0. 4. Buiulo Bul, Jolin overs’ b. m, Bessie Crore ‘Time, Same Day—Troirine bes sarpiaf “$200; fud repeat; under saddle. E.C, Miller’s 8. ¢ Dan Miller, E. Doty’s b. g. Sherman. ‘Time, THE STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. PUBLIC MEETING OF MEMBERS AT AMSTER- DAM—RESOLUTIONS IN FAVOR OF A PROHIBI- TION LAW—A DISTINCT POLITICAL PARTY AND A WOMAN'S MOVEMENT. AMSTERDAM, N. Y,, Jan, 27, 1875, The public meeting last evening in connection with the sessions of the State Temperance Society was large and enthusiastic. Spirited addresses were made by Mr. J. N. Stearns, Join O’Don nell, Miss Victor, of Michigan, and J. Alexander Mowatt. The business of the society was resumed this morning. The various committees appointed _yesierday reported in order, Upon the report of the Committee on Nominations & spirited and «somewhat stroug debate was had; but it was finally adopted unanimousiy and the following oficers were eiected:—Presi- dent, John N. Stearns; Currespondiog Secretary, James H. Bronson; Recording Secretary, Rev. A. Park Burgess. Board of Managers—lne Presid- Charles Eady, E. Remington, Dr. J. C. Gallup, James L. Bagg, Rev. M. E, Dunham, Kev. G. Samuel McKean and ©, C, Leigh. A vice president Was appuinted tor euch Congressional district. THE RLSOLUTIONS. Resolutions were udopted witi much unanimity. The Urst declares positively ior pronipition and expres-es the opiuion that suc prohibition can only be secured through the agency of a distinct poutical party. The second urges the iormution ol churen temperance societies. tory jaw, Tne tourth hails the woman's movement as the beyinuiucs of w new era. ‘dhe Hith advises that ludependent temperance tickets be nominated lor ail town electivnus, and that united eiforts be mage to elect tue Commis. Biubers 0. Excise on the basis of “No license." dhe Sixth lavors juvenile temperance organiza tions lu Convection with the puvlic schools. Tne Sesslon Closed with w second puolic meeting tals eveulug, Wuich Was eloquently addressed by Rev. Mr. Cressweil and by Susan) Evans. No ar- rangement was made for the political canvass of the yeur, that being left to the State committees be typrameod jor that purpose; but the sentiment Was general and pronounced in favor o1 indepen- dent uction ut the COUR ia JE UNION. ELECTION OF OFFICERS—RESOLUTIONS AGAINST THE REPEAL OF THE OPITON LAW. « Harniseure, Jan, 27, 1875. The Pelinsyivania State Temperance Union met in the bail of the Young Men’s Chiistian Associa- tion this morming. The meeting was called to order vy Mr. James Black, President, who gave @ synopsis of the work done during the year, A committee was then appointed to nominate ofl- cers lor the eusming year, At ihe alteruoou session the Committee on Nominations reporied and oficers were elected. Hesolutions were adopted protesting against the | Tepéal of the Local Option law and asking Con. & law tO prevent the saie of into 'S lu the District of Columbia aud the SUICIDE. Frederick William Gieich, a German, supposed to be insane, committed suivide yesterday attere noon at No, 260 Broome street, The Coroner has been noted to noid an va. A MINISTER ATTEMPTS | SUICIDE. Projeasor J. G, Barton, fitty-five years of age, of No, 70 Leo avenue, Brookiyn, altempted to com- Mit suicide lass night, Whie crossing io the Roosevelt street lerryboat, He gave hia umbrella tO @ boy Who was standing bear, and jumped into the river. Fortunately some of the deck bands aw Lin jump and were in time to rescue lun, itis supposed temporary Visitation of excitement, brougnt ou Uy eXcessive labor, te Was on fis Way Lome trom tue Twenty-third Street College, where ne had been at work wliday. Mr, Barton ts paator of w chucen in Brooklyo, and iis aaughter ts the wile of Dr, Partridge, of Curist church, Brookly SHIPPING NEWS OC EAN § S ST ‘PAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUAMY AND FRURUARY, | Bestination. | ‘Ofice. a Liverpool. |16Broaaw Jambpurg..|Gi Browd way erpool. | 1s broadway Bool. | IY Broad w | Hsroadw Wiig Green an Oitv oF Brooklyn. » ire ave hfe . lo ko whine Green % 14 Bow ing Ureew ‘ {UI Browawag. iy road way. ‘ Liverpool Se sPhool Vine o@ raris... . rai Deuteediand... é Bremen i Bow arr Green Go S. | Harourw, 115 Broadway 10, ] Livernooa, (haedow,, 1) baemoure. the third asks | tue Legisiature now in session to enact a probibi | Mr, Barton Was iavoring wader @ | | iar Atlanta (Ger), Hogemann, Bremen—Funeh, Edye h ark, Amalfi (tab, Amalfi, Lisbon—John C Seager. ye Tacita, Brown, Morgan Pill, E—>impson, ‘Slapp & | Be ‘Tet Fiorinda (Ital), Cafero, Fiume—Lauro, Story & | Co. | Brig L If Cole, Rose, Guantanamo—Waydell & Co. Ruby, Neal, Port Spain (Trinidad)—D Trowbridge a ir Mulville Bryant, Buckley, Montevideo for or- rs, Schr Modena (Br), Patten, Pernambuco—C W Ber- tau selir Wn Douzlass, McIndoo, St Pierre, &e—B J Wan- fir Morning Star, Paine, Pucrio Plata—Bs Wen- . hr Ida Birdsall, Johnson, Caibarien—E Sanchez y Sehr James Slater, Hawkins, Galveston—C i Mallory Schr John, Gabriel, Vidette a NC—E 8 Powell. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer penne Cag Gleadell, Liverpoot Jan 14 and jueenstow'a J: and 1] passengers to RJ Conte. ad wed vy wes.eriy xales, Steainer de, Sampson, New Orleans Jan 18, PM, and tie var Bu with mdse and Dassengers to Frederic Bake amer Gulf Stream, engined res Savannah Jan 2%, with nds stud asset Steamer le. Hey, Lewes, * with mdse and passens-ers rn theold ‘Dominion ‘Stearmsbin Co. GM Wentworth (of Calais), Curry, St Ann's Bay, with oranges and’ cocoanuts to Moses x fon & Co, Had strong if Hatieras, , Pettigrew, Matanzas 12 aware Breakwater, with mdse to HM switt pie Dos Had N aod NE Winds; 3 aye port ial yngeD Hasungs, Tilden, Virginia, with wood to H P avens selir H Van Name, Holmes, Virginia. ‘The steamer Canada, which arrived 26th from London, reports:— ad head winds and heavy head sea the en* Lire passa: sa; Jan 2), Lat 43 10, 1on 4903. spoxe brig Woou- land, trout Buitimore for Bordeaux; 20th, 50 miles east of Sandy leo, passed steumer England, hence for Livers ool. : PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New ¥ ork, with mdse and passengers. Steamer biectra, Young, Providence tor New York, With mdse and passengers. dieamer Escort, Waterbury, Stamford for New York. Brig Florence, Rathburn, Mystic tor New York, in pal- ast to Buribut & Co, nad BOUND EAST. Poy George Cromwell, Bacon, New York for Port- steamer City ot New Beatord, Springer, Now xorg tor New Bedtord. Dteamer /Jectra, Young, New York tor Frovidence. Schr Oregon, Hall, New York tor Rockland. Schr FE Arcularius. Gregory, New York for Rockland, cebr Waite Kock, Lafferty, New York tor Southport, SAILED. Steamers State of Indiana (Br), Glasgow; August Andre (Belg), Antwerp; Nevada (Br), Liverpool; Etna Wir. Aux Cae, Forto Cabello, &e, ‘Tybee, st Domingo; Manhattan, Chariesto ity of Dallas, Morehead City, ips Ms.rmion th Liverpool: Derby (Ger), Bre men; barks Louise (Ger), do; Norge (Nor), Liverpool; Antonio Risso (tab, Baltimore; brig Cleta (Br), Belize Via st Marys ciiyer, Ga; sehr Day achr Daylight, St Pierre. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newronr, RI, Jan 27, 1875. of coal, from Weehawken for the Old Dominion Steam- boat Company at Fall diver, sunk this PM while enter- ing Fall River harbor, by being cut through by the ice. The wport Wrecking Company will send her assist- auce tomorrow morning. Tne schr lies im 22 feet of water, and 13 velued at $12,000. No insurance. MAE:ITIME MISCELLANY. a See cadle news. Snip Evectra, Moseley, from Calcutta for Boston, wags seen Nov §, lat 2 nb Dut not in 42 E, with rudder damaged, ant of assistance, and Was seen again Noy 16 orkid (Ger), trom Calcutta, at Alzoa Ba; i. Ras been since rep spoken Dec lat 265, lond E, but uo mention was made ot the dis- | aster. Bark Grsv Basesixo Grvsxrrx (Ita), Monte. from Bona for Pniiadeipni wih minera! abandoned pre- Vious to Dec 24, J miles trom Cape Palos, with 19% ieet oi water in ber hold, Ail hands were saved by a Greek brig and landed «it Garthagena. Bank Manion, North, for West Indies, which put back to Baltimore sonic days ago disabled, having been in collision im the bay, ‘completed repairs, reloaded cargo, und is Teacty 10 resume ber vovage. Scur O £ Scaustwtt, ashore ow False Cape, had been pumped out auc one-third of her cargo ol sugar saved and sen: to Norfolk. Souk Harrier Baxen—The remains of this yosse!. stroyed by fire at Cape Cod, were sold Jan 25 tor $27. Scun Gazetux, rom Newloundiand tor Boston, arrived at >t Thomas (no date) in distress, and will probably be condemued. Sour Isaac Merruttr, which sunk at Allyn’s Point Dec 28, has bocu ralsud by wreckers and will be taken to New London tor repairs. )Stmaurva Victuanr, which was sunk at Baltimoro by the raisea Vi on Tuesday. San Fuaxorsco, Jan 27—The gale subsided last ovening. and no serious rjarine dl: 4 are reporced, though the ping along the city tront received considerable dan of a minor character. A small schooner was dis- ed and sunk at Grecn strect whart. Lauvouer—At Math, vic, Jan 23, by E & & Sewall. a fine ship ot aboivt 1700 tons, named Continental; Captain Fred 5 Bosworth commands her. work having Leen commenced on her NOVICE TO MARINERS. ENTRANCE TO BRAZOS SANTIAGO, TREAR, peQMclal nolic is given that on oF ‘about Febraary 1, gbt wilh be suown from the temporary weeden | Tower recuntiy erected at. Brazos Sauitiagy, Lexus, 10 F0- ine fiiua-order light destroyed ou the 4th ot Sep 1 1814. ight will be xed white. it uinins ting apparacus is catadioptric, of the sixth jer, ligiilag 13) dey of the horigon. oFfhe toca! plume 1s 27 feet above tue ground and 82 feet above mean low water. ‘the light stvaid be seen in clear Weather, from the a 3.8525 = 2 feet above the se frame pyramidal structure oF dweiling room tn lower part, “en CAL ORNIALIGAT at PIRONAM BLA: lightnouse, foLows r= OMleig) novi :¢ is given that on aad after Vobraary 15, 1875, o Ugh hemor oes ee Mapiboure recently Brocied At Puadras Sianous, sem coast p dex ots versal he tower js an Opel four sides, with keeper" ‘The approx; taate pusttion ot ti from the Cosi ¢ survey obarte, 1s Pine ligne w lil be flaed waite, variod by asues every 8 poconds. hi pararns, is catadiontric of the first ire horizon bove the ground and 170 {eet ‘uld be eon in clear weathei feet above fie sea, 19 na son siructs re ie @ conieal Urlck Lower palace m% lantern & sd dome red, he rock kt own a4 Piedra Blanoa bears SW from tho ligt, and gate to seaward & suadow 6 yards long and 1 yards wide he approx mate position of the lighthouse, as takon | frow the Con « survey Ceart ig aa loliows:—Lat 9 S, | low Teh a6 W, OREGON—DAY BRACONS ON SAND {8L4ND, MOUTH OF tHE COLUMBIA RIVER, OMctal not'ne is given of ‘he erociion of two range day beacons ou Saud Isand, mouth of the Columbia River, roel miles white 2 inain beacon erty work in the form of @ _ pyrainld, 25 fect square at base, 1) feet 4 shaft, 12 inches in orected in the centres caue 8 feet tn digi Vi I hight th) reW XN; Point Adains Lght bears bd ‘ie frone beacon has @ similar crib of smaller size. From the ¢rlp three spare rise J5 leet, the upper ends of thes: planks are spiked f rming tirec iaees, each 5 feet aquar thes iaces ao yatuied white, ihe ing Nature «if the chanoel May Cdange the praition of thie beacon, butt wal swing around the mai ony as a centre With ® radius of AN feel At present it boars BW 45 iru ai We nmin beacon, Mast CoAMT—WAKCR IN THK WOULD, Notice is) vereby given this a ) buoy, marked with has been 0: fi 1 tathows caatward Be wank in the would, wy iby Fathouns at low water spring tides, with the fy lowing marks und com pe be pewary ) ugh tve La gh oP by 6 distant Cocke ii frizeuel Woy sy cinta Shie‘wau (x cwhioh show about «13 whl Bae veren sw eee Wet sa, tanten, se PUL 46 tal i see oa ot suk N, Bearetary, Schr Hobt Palmer, Dennison, with a cargoot 400 tons | apsiding ot ship Grey, agle, was expected to be | werd ay { | | de» | | dt nautical wiles, } | ! | trom the | ppolatment (Hans \5 | rero uifte | | Lyi | Havana: ru, jptiniaue; seh Kelso (hr), Antigua. WHALEMEN. oon ned to San Francisco Ja Jan 18, bark Camilla, Nye, y anchaees as off Presidio). trou Win H Poole, first officer of the Viatina, of Westyori dated Tomben Dee ts, reports her arriva from off shore xround, having taken 0 bbls sb oil since leaving Tacahuano; was bound on a cruise of 2 or 3 ee tO “Tale huano, and home, Months, the Keports, on Ol shore xroand Ust 1, lat 58, lon 11109 W, ship Milton, Ki 1, 8.0 sp, 175 Wh; Sept 25, tat 5.04 3, lon 113.3) We bark Atlantic. Brown, do, 0s ‘Thomas, Was on the ground, ipin, Morton, of Gahipagos Island: ‘Valeahuano, 300 0 bpbk, and heard of her taking 16th, bark. aoe Kelly, 0} Vatpa- 10) bbls sp alterware raiso, 99) bbis pbk. ‘om Capt Shiverick, of bark Seine, of } i ts her Tateahuano Nov 18, having taken 320 bbls ip oil since leeving Taieahuano in April. Would sail that day, to be at .alcahuavo in April and then hou A letter trom Capt Potter, of bark Morning Star, of NB, reports her at Valparaiso ‘Dec 10, to sail sume day, hav: ing shipped crew. not spoken, Off SPOKEN. ete arataars Cs Os, Homer, 1 from Genoa for New Or- Ship Liverpool, ‘Lambert, om London Jan 8 for New York. no date, lat 49 30, lou 5 brig Redowa, Wallace, trom Brunswick via New York for Mon v0, pipy 16, lat 7.N, lon 23 Bris W Cintra, iron Richmond for Rio ate: Grande, Dee 17, Jacl 84.8. ton Tela’ Auule’ Bice’ ‘Sianpoons rota Leghorn for New it York, Jan 1, 10 miles ease Of Oibralea tar, chr Eldra (8r, Pinkham, trom Palermo for New York. Jan 3, off Calla Burras, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains aro informed that by telegraphing to the Hasauo London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart. ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled t» this country tree of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ayrwenr, Jan 26—Arrived, bark Kings County (Br), McClellan, Baltimore. Sailed 26th, bark Adolf (Swe), Lundberg, New Vork. Buisto. Cuannet, Jan 26—5ailed, bark Riisoer (Nor), Pedersen, United States, Buexrriaven, Jan 25—Arrived, barks Precioga (Ger), Valk, Baltimore; Adelheim (Nor), Andersen, Galveston; Laura & Gertrude (Ger), Schultze, New York. Bancetona—Arrived, barks Elvira 8p), Sbent, Charleston; Rafael Pomar (Sp), Vetret, Savannah, Constantinorix, Jan 26—Arrived, schr © S Bushnell, Conner, New Haven. Cowes, Jan 27—Putain, bark Atlantic (Nor), Ellingsen, from Lianelly for Pensacola (see below). Care Towx—Arrived, bark Como (Br), Willams, New York. Dusty, Jan 27—Arrived, bark Gustav Metzler (Ger), York, New York. Deaurnana (by telegraph)—Salled, ships Dacca (Br), Tosh, New York; Syria (Br), Barnard, do (see below). G.ascow, Jan 27—Arrived, brig Beatrice Suppicich (Ger), Niejahr, New York. Grorattau—Arrivea, bark Unione (Ital), Sorras, Phila- dolphia. Huust Castie, Jan 27—Passed, steamer Baltimore (Gey), with steamer New York (Ger), in tow. Hamaura, Jan 26—Arrived, bark Dr Falk (Ger), Haupt New York. Haves, Jan 26—Sailed, ship Borneo, Shaw, New York (ot sailed 23d). Liverroot, Jan 26—Arrivea, ship Truce (Br), Cowper, Mobile: barks Concepcion (Sp), Manterole, Charleston; Alfred (Ger), Schroeder, do; Constantia (Nor), Rafo, Galveston; “lzabeth Taylor (Br), Hendrey, Wilming- ton, NC; 27th, ship Quebec (Br), Smith, Savannah; bark Frederick Weyer (‘jer), Kriewel, Mobile. Sailed 26th, ship Republic (Br), Mosher, United States: bark Omoa (Br), McWilliams, do. Lonpoxperny, Jan 26—Arrived, bark Wave King (Br), Carbett, Baltimore. Lotries, Jan %3—Arrived, bark Jacob (Aus), Casse- yiko, New York. Movit.e, Jan 27—Arrived, steamers Bolivia (Br), Small, New York for Glasgow: Hibernian (Br), Archer, Port- land for do. Nxwrort, Jan 27—Returned, bark Sunshine, Clark, for Havana (see below). Quvenstows, Jan 27—Arrived, ship Livingstone (Br), Crosby, New Orleans; bark Dilawur (Br), Trenoworth, San Francisco, with loss ot main yard. Arrived 26th, barks Frey (Nor), Halvorsen, Philadel- phia; 27th, Amaranth (Nor), Lindersen, Boston. Sovruamrox, Jan 27—Arrived, steamer Hohenstaufen (Ger), Franke, New York jor Bremen. Yoxouams, Jan 24—Sailed, steamer Alaska, Van Sice, San Francisco. Lonpox, Jan 27—Steamer Deutschland (Ger), Lade- wigs, from Bremen Jan 9 via *outhampton 12th for New York, is in the Channel putting back in tow of @ steam er, having lost her screw. Ship Syria (Br), Barnard, from Calcutta, before re- ported having gone ashore at Essequibo, after landing parsengers at Port Spain, subsequently got off, and sailed from Demerara previous to Jan 27 for New York. Bark Zavrak (Nor), Aatholm, trom Tybee for United States, put into Queenstown to-day damaged, Bark Felice Bozzo (Ita!), Astis, from Baltimore report- ed for Tralee, putinto Falmouth to-day leaking badly. Bark Atlantic (Nor), Ellengsen, trom Llanelly for Pen. sacola, put into Cowes to-day leaking badiy. Bark Sunshine, Clarks, from Newport tor Havana, has returned to the former port leaking. She will discharge her cargo previous to being docked, Brig Halcyon, of Nova Scotia, has been abandoned at bea, Crew rescued and carried to Queenstown, FOREIGN PORTS. Care Town, ean ee 13—arrived, bark Emily (Ger), Reichmann CABAKE Soul ew ¥ Jan i Xarrived, brig Deborah 8 Soule, , Havana, urGos. Jan 26—Arrived, brigs M B Nickerson, e: Pride ot the West (Br), Caliaban, st Viller, Boston ; brigs Juliet Mary (ar), Boston, as, Jan Z-—Arcived, barks ' Minnesota, Arey, hin; U Rorgrave, do: Morning Dew (Bri, retic (sr), do; WD Andrews, Wilzong, clirs Herbert J Uilver, Jones, Philadel Johns, NB; Norman (Br). do; Kute Kommell, Adams, Phiia- elpniny st Ci aton! Boston; Donna Anna, Whaley, Wiltitdon, AC Go reported: the DA did not clear nt W until the doth), bark J 4 Falkenburg, 1 2)—Arrived, steamers Wm P Clyde, Liv- soetOR New Orleans (not ‘the Clyde, irom Galveston’, gnu sailed ou return: 27th, Cresent City, Carts, New Yor pllauiras, Jan 25—Arrived, brig Kingston (Br), Porto 160. Suiled 26th, schr Elsie (Br), Porto Rico. Pasaua, Jan 26—Suiled, steamer Montana, for San Dec 19—Arrived, acapule arrived, sehr Mary B Gardner (Br), » Dec McConnell, New Yo Staarrs or Suxpa, 1—Pasged, bark New Republic, Reynolds, trom Yokonaia for New Yor, acva, Jan 25—arrived, schr Josepa Sonther, Watts, t Jounx, NB, Jan 26—aretved, brig Oyster Bed Lass (Br), Mooper, 8 fies ehr Will Hunter, fh m Boston. Jan 15—Cleared, brig Ciiftord (Br), Mar: {Pun Stusuen Repcertc.! ALEXANDRIA, Jan Arrived, Tugo, Florio, New York. ees tneaned Jan i—sailed, alburea, for San Frane olXetwenr—Sailed from Flushing Roads Jan 9, Peru, Me- agai Caroiff, _ ALGoOA Bay, Dec ll—Arrivod, Edith Mary, Nairn, st Bhtetor, Jan ISsaited, Crono, Stark, New York, Buouwensuavex, Jan 10—Arrived, Alexander, Alm- feldt, Philadelphia. Bakwenuaven, Jan 9—Sailed, Dentschiand (9), oy te | wi ‘New York (aud fom Southampton lth—see cal qutoeac, Jan l—salled, Ceres, Gandersen Now rk. yt Jan S—arrived, Maria Antonia, Alvado, New Certs, Jan 7—Salled, Gyda, Ericksen, New York. nvU, Jun O—Arrived, Franclsoo Paolo, Kerrura, New York. Canoorea, Jan 12—Sailed, Coringa, Joselyn, United Dean Jan 13—-Sailed, Pauling David, Otto aaa Lon- don), Phitiadelphia (utiee put Into Porkaanonth) HY. B, Uabin, a —Arcived. Venice, ir 0! Rea We aiiad, Lamale Peet Pek (from Tquigue) Antwerp. Gitaser, Jat TP Sritved. Hadvon, Nicho's, New Or- yulascow, Jon ll—arrived, Mero, Bertolotto, New pusiexoce, Jan U—Satled, Calcutta, Tyrrell, Southwest Gzxoa, Jan 8—Cioared, & Staples, Stowers, Palernio; | Oth, Onward, Adains, Pensacola, tava, Jai il _ Arlington, Viekery, Delaware. | oHnnasee Jap 0~Arrived, Darien (#), Leighton, New reas | pareve ot Cuxhaven 10th, Bagna, Eilerten, New jareh Bites, Main, Live Johnson, do tor sew Mourns Jan \i—arrived, ee, tor ‘yveet lah, Wanata, nroot, Jan 12~Arrived, Aid, Asakeen, Charleston via Paimoutl. Salied Hui Annie Mark, Bambot sor, Nelisen, Deiaware; Lith, Gor Hook) LB Uilenrist, bmme! "ay deme clk, path (8), cure ohaw, St Jot ew Orleans ; New York. NB; armouth, Ns; 12ta, Mills, Charleston? Lor Beamer, elo Janeiro Matt wariz, Now Yor rrived, Dunioe, 1th, John seunant (, Steiger, New tonde, Court, Buil River, Cleared ith, Heiden, Jacobsen, Peaeporia 1th, Fo ado.’ igusso, Putiadeiphia; JN Gamevwel, Berry, Kusario; Joan’ Boyd, suis, Garaft ond nah wlered out Lith, Jalawar, Clifton. San Erancisco 0 Lowvos, Jan UL Rive Savau ro tMbas. sun 7—Arrived, Knetaue, Payson, Gai for Liverpool (since arrived at 1). wen Jan 4~sailed, Herman Bebrent, Griete, New ¥ tsonons, Jan 9—Arrived, Coucezione, Leboife, New LYPTELTON, NZ, Nov 2—Sadled, Taunton, Cochrane, san Feivrors, Jan 10—Sailed, Dampler, Pereion, New erator Jan l-Artived alles H, Horna, Prince Caland G@), Deddes (rom Rotterdam), i Failed “sth, New Yor! theo. rad Rebates: ee aneH, J es sede aed ar 400 hpbk. “Bark Merlin, | 411th, Sea Witeh, Lunt (trom Liverpool, Oal- | ¢ 21—Arrived, Kate Williams, Hall, sercelre ts Tand walled outh tor Boston. "uiELDS, Jan 1—Sailed, Star ot Hope, for Miramichh e (awaxand, Jan 8—Arrived, Coredic, Prince Edward a. Tuate, Jan 9—Arrived, Ansio, Schroder, Baltimore, Waxnexroint, Jan 9—Arrived, Maria Luuretta, Schise fino, New, York! | ConkeJan 1—he facts of the coltision between the | steamers abbotsiord and Pennsylvania were ax fol | Jows:=The Abbotsford ‘anchored, disa‘leds in Clona: kilty Hay on Friaay, and wh Yenusylvanty was endeavaring to luke her In tow, a leavy sea’ brought the two vesse's in collision, ‘The’ Abboitsford was towed {nto Queenstown by four tugs on Saturday, eut halt way to the water's edge. The Pennsylvania Was also some- what damaged. (Coxuaves, Jan 10—The Darien (s), arrived here frot New Orleans encountered heavy gales and boats an art of dee khouse (wot deck load) were lost, Preprixsnays, Jan 12—Phe bark Cart August of Pillay, which was ashore west of the Scaw, has been brought here. Divers will be sent down to dscertain the extent of her injury. Loxvoxpxnny, Jan 1—The bark Frederica & Carolina (Swed), Lofyen arrived here trom Baltimore, re- ports being in collision off Holyhead on the night of the ‘th with a large light bark, name Wuknown; former sus tained considerable damage to port buiwarks; extent + to the latier not ascerta us she cleared a proceeded without giving any particulars, ‘Tnoox, Jan 12—The © F Katon, Radford, from Liver pool to Puerto Cabello, has put in ieaky aud with loss of Sails, spars, &c, having experienced bad weather. AMERICAN PORTS. Jan 27—Arrived, steamer Glaucus, Bearse, Pa Ld lf pees steamers Carroll, Weight Savannah; Saxon, Snow, Philadelphia; Gen Whitney, Haliete, New York’ bark 'Roeoues ‘Campbell, London: Nellie Mitchell “Anderson. Cape Haytien; sche Wm L Bradley. i ali wai seamers Carroll and Saxon; brig Neil itch: BALTIMORE, Jan 26—Arrived, bark St Lawrence (Br) ara schrs Neptune. Kitiseher, Itlo yamierox 3 Buck, Woodbury, Georgetown, SC; Geo & sah atl Cell t, Foley, Charleston: ncArnived, sfenmers Calvert, Foley, Char ry, Hall, Newbern, NC; bars JR Hea, Boon, joW—Bark Nordstjernan (Swe), Svederstroem, trom Bio ansiro; schr James W Drury, sow, trot Ria janeiro Cleared—Bark Tiberias Fun, Wikande mouth, for nee : am Spi Trin! pot matic ‘Siatatlett T3, Boston. wMaliod—Steamer Nurnberg, Bremen, brig Italia, Ban GRUNSWICK, Ga, Jan 25—Arrived, schr Bessie Black Bn, Ludlow. Bermuda, red-—Ublay sien B (Pn), sumeelanli es Porto Rioos Agne: sehr: B itinores ‘Nente it Benedict, Ellis, New York. u7ih—Cleared, sche Posiboy, Robinson, New York. VH, Jat Salle’, bark’ st Luci Wilson, New zoth, briglong Keach, Brown, IsTON, Jan 2 trived, xchrs Hattie, ie Howe: Hones Tappabann ok, on for Providencs; Lizzie r do. crt. pony Sarpantel Ste- vens, Saunders, Boston (not as telegraphe 27th—Arrived, sicamer Equator, OD ENE Philadeb hi, bat Najled—Steamor Georgia, Crows yw York, See caadt aoe Genie’ Elienouthy Brower, Bio J@ neiro via Fernandina. FERNANDINA, Jan 18—Arrived, schrs Eva Adell, Bilis, Charleston: 19th, MK Rowley, Rowley, New York} 2th,’ Wm Hi Keeney, Beers, Cleared 16th, sehr Frank Ries, Atkfns, Bhneialeeeal 18th. brixs Katiina, Nash, New York; Clara Louise, Hene rahen, #arba.os for orders, FORTRESS MONROE, Jan si—Famog in for Baltimore, barks Fdwin (Br, trom Kingsport, N3; Antonio Russo | (tab, from New York; schr Mary’ & Long, for 3runs- wick, Gn. Basel out—Barks Jona Ludwig (Ger), for Bremeny Iinverador (Br), for Kio Janet Cork or Fal. Stone, Port york: 3 Elmiranda, tor Gen Shark (it), tof. Lernambuco: brig Clara J Adwins, fOr Cardiff; schrs F Saba ; Nelile, trom Vorte Rico—all tro re. FALL RIVE j—Arrived, bark Flori M Hurlburt, Duilov, Galveston via Newport. Sehirs' Jennie G Muss, ind Fakir remain below as last fast iu the te Ja 36"Arrived, brig Wm Mallory, Jr, is Forsyin, New Yor Cleared—Barks Nora (Nor), Jacobsen, Fleetwood; Wentworth Win, Robbing, Breinen, TKN, Jau 23—Arrived, schr Annie May, for Newburyport. tie, Del, | y—Arrived, xchrs Katie Cook, tie Card. Moore, Ne M Condon. Me Oy a 5 wm, Waddin, da. EST, Jan Te Nprived, Grohe “bandy (in), Bub a wes hh, schrs Arietis, Lowe, and Beauregard, Love, Kuatan: 15th, Alice, Pellister, Progresso; Union, Roberts, Hensacola. W ORLEANS. dey 26—Arrived no, steamer Agnes, sel York! dist Atel Aun, bury, FS New Havanat bark Martha A MoNel, Jordan, Liverpool Clea Mer Oberon (Br), ACHES isi iverpool; ¢ (Nor), Jo! Yarinouth, A Yan 27—Arcived. ‘ships. Hannah Morris (sr), Dunbar, Liverpool; ley. do; bars Kelle oi Hy Wienington, Crowell, Steamer Margaret, Havana; ships Chas i 3r), Queenstown; Northampton, Havre; brig NORFOLK, Jan %—Arrived, brig American Union, Aurora (Sp), tavan: Collins, soston: Waverly, Terry, Providence MOBIL, Jan Loe tir e!, bark E Shun (Br, Edmond> son, Tilo Janeiro; see Cyru Hall. Portsmouth, iy Rw ae EVFORD, Tan ek rived. schr Mount esa irginia. NEWPORT, Jan 2, PM—Arrived, bark Lepani deans, Boston for New York: schr Cauary, Hart, dence for railed Bark Flori M purlbut, Dudley, Galveston for Fall River, in tow. 26th—Sailed, scirs Kastern Light, Chane, Bengor for Tienes Providence tor Virginia, pee 1 le Tn po nor t—Schrs-unny Shower, Wood, gm furs ak Pp lene ienry H Seavey, trom 't for orders jar Shields, locum, Wiscasse ow and the above arri NiW LONVON, Ji nited, schrs Harvest, Prove dence; Robert Fal do; Berue Mines Mie re} wikberis dar —tomt ree eat waltfonrees Keberts, do; — Smith, do: | WHA VE “Jan 26--Arrived, sobr John H Chaffee, Virginia. ora Viet Jan 21—Arrived, barks Askur (Nor PASCA.OUL, itil Demerara; Amykos (Nor), Alprethsen, Rouen. — Lizzie, Pope, Jam: pee Se tatvan S-cCicared, Del Maria Wertendort Ive “4 (Ger)), Dade, Emden: 22d, sehr ‘Anderson, Philadslphia. v6th—Arrived,ship Queen of England (Br), Portsmouth spin Queen icf, earipat caclus ocurt “PHILADELPHIA, Jan d7—Arrived, sehraJ W Dean’ Bullerwell, Cannings, N°, via Portland; EA De Hi Dearly from Barucoa (was at Delaware Sremkwater vith Inst.) ie Na mca el N pean ele). Vargas: SECS zers, Prov! en hes jelden, Provi Nawexsris, bet dan 21° Me Pasced ap aL 630-4 M, echrs ean (Kr), ane ti 10 on Pigeon Point, barkentine Sidwell Jane (Br), from Posse {i larvor remain unchange hero Noon—Tasted up, tamer Mintes, froma Laverpoot Tonawanda, trom “avannal Quhts Mary © Farwell, trom Osborn Landing, Virgin | att tiogon from New York. for this port, are at Cohan (—The vessels of yesterday remain. PORTLAND, n 27—Arrived, steamer Franconia, , How Yori are ode Bri lary R Chase, Gardena 8 | PROVING nLOWN: Jan %7—Ia port, schr Grace Davis, N2ZAs for Boston. ENC! rrived, steamers Catharine Whiting, 4 ink, Philadelphia: Mlorida, Crocker, OY schrsJ Albert smith, Patterson, Virginia; Warren Smuh, New York. Helow—Sebrs Clara Sargent. Fletcher, en, cha a rah J Gurney, Gurney, trom Wella hr “tephen G Ta cola, MiMOND, Jan yo Arrived, ‘owunion, Bird, Howan, do. SAN F Arrived, steamer City Pexing, Griflin, Ne Strait of Navellan an Panama; ship Jas AW richt, Morrison, Mowterey, Clenred 19th, sear Maguie Johnson, Houdiet), Tanith VA} ch. steainer Wyoming, Teal, ‘Jarks Salein (oun) ct thomas; Lis (Geen, | Preitter, Bremen; cur (Nor), Rotferdam, Cleared—sechr Mary 7 Louse (ur. Bast Demara, Balled —Steamor “cralnoin, Matliews, voston. VINEYARD HAVEN, Jun’ 2—Arrived, scr John Kranz, New Orleans for Boston; D, pihony. a Rising sun, Bastimore for do wg, Norfalt for Balems elle, Moston for Mosquito Int "1 {Hunwe (Br), Mary B Dyer, and Philadelphi ,echr Wm D Daislev, Boston for Viti anos, PHO, Jan M—cleared, sone Paice Shacktord, Porto Ri MISCELLANEO! | \| a 3 aonaeeta “ “Sa MXKRERKER ere memes SSeS ania ail & & tt ole NEW YORK ‘cet PS aes A bbb SRER FREGEEEER r rent] EERRESSRS op RIGHTESNTS STNEST, BETWEEN _SEVENTH AND I EIGUTH J AVENURG BSOLUTE ; DIVORG 48 OBTAINED FROM DIFFE! 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