The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1875, Page 12

9 THE STATE CAPITAL Important Legislation for the | Liquor Interest. A MOVEMENT IN RAPID TRANSIT. ALBANY, Feb. 3, 1375. There was a lengthy session this alternoon of the Assembly Committee on Internal Affairs, cov- vened for the purpose of taking into considera- tion the Excise bills now before the Legislature. The subject of a unilorm excise law for the whole State is an important ope for the liquor inter- est, They were represented here at this meet- ing by large delegation from various points of the State. Messrs, Martin, Nachtman and Abrunner represented the lager beer interest; Messrs. James Rielly and Mark Lanigan the Liquor Dealers’ Protective Union, and Messrs, Madden, McCleary and Jacobs appeared for Kings county. Senators Thompson, Wellman and Ray, from the Committee on Internal Affairs of Towns and Cities, were also present. Brooklyn, made an argument in support of a uni- form excise law, and was followed in an ble speech by Mr. Waehner. It is unders:ood thas the principal points of the bili proposed by Mr. George A. Stauf, of New York, will be adopted by both houses, This bill provides in the main that Commissioners of Excise in each city, towm and village of the State shall have power to grant licenses for a period of six months and not more than a year at a time. ‘The license fee is set down as follows:— for sale of malt liquors, lignt and native wines br beer not less tnan $20 nor more than $30. For sale of spiritous liquors, wines, ales and beer, nut Jess than $30 nor more than $50. Por hotel, having 100 lodging rooms, not less than $100 nor more than $150. Hotels having more than 100 lodging rooms, not less than $15) nor more than $250. Jn case of refusal to grant a license the party ‘wil be entitled to heartog betore the courts, and if no valid objection appears, then the Commis- moners are compelled to grant such privilege. Itis made the cary of the Sherif, bis deputies and the police authorities, to report any infringe- meut o the law, but the Commissioners are em- powered to prosecute and recover penalties iu tne Courts. ‘rhe oli also provides that the Commis- sioners of Excise, in each city of the State, shail be appointed by the Mayors thereof, and con- Ormed by the Common Council, and tor cause removed by tne Mayors, No mention made oi Sunday trattic. RAPID TRANSIT, At its seasion this ——- the Assembiy ingame mittee on General, Local Special Laws had under consideration the nso question oj transit in New York city. The resolutions y abject were disc: it of the sitti A pointed to proceed to New y t and confer with such off- bores or citizens as may desire to be heard in the matter. The chairman of the committee, Mr. Kennaday, of Brookiyn, will also act as Chairman of this su committee, with Mr. J, C. Campoelt as Secretary, and Mesers. J. T. McGowan and F. W. Seward as associates. New Yorkers were selected sg vais duty because Oo! their presumed familiari' ana deeper interest in the a and “aise to avoid expense to the State. The conierence will be held in the Common Council Chamber o! the City Hall, at the City Hall, at the hour of noon, on Sacurday next. REPUBLICAN CAUCURDY neers a3 to the rO- rae egisiators for the = have it on good, authority that @ mee! of toe lesders reid last this gathe! . is ste’ bo gr Ting, Ment was made to defeat ew ork city legisiation which ht redound to the benefit of Tammany Hall. log-rolling a Antervene, then New York may postpone any ex: ectations of local self-coverament lor ts com- jug year. There is genera: indignation expressed Fegasaing the deseat of the Tompxing souare ‘Dill. i straws show which way the wind blows, then this act ofthe republicans in the Senate must be construed a8 poi: tos Dolicy in the farure decidediy inimical t the Oo: the masses ol ll York “epg md The thousands of ae rounding Tompkins square this perk founder Pr it Ete 2. plian ry ry mili G republican Senate vas the olten ex- pressed desires of the mth « for this ‘most neces. pesicn change. im Fegard to te % prison rs 10 support o' e: inthe to the toanty, dali of New York ses to be lentiiul, if Dot remunerative. fomay Senator ‘ox introduced s bili making it at the plaintid or nis attorney wae civil suit an order of arrest, to tothe Sherid or Jailer before such warrant is Poxecuted, and ie per week afterward. Talis money Bolom go toward the support of the prisoner w! County Jail, The other bit” introduced by tne Senator on this same — provides suet the county shall take care prisoners woo may mot be abie to pay ior ieeumsitek Under all te bills introduced it 18 probabie Warden Dunbam ‘will be well taken care of in some way. INTERESTING TO PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Senator Laning introduced a bill to-day Will meet with the hearty sppreval of all respect- able pbysicians and surgeoos. It provides that every person who shail hereafter practise medi- Ciue or surgery in this State, unless such person be authorized Nd @ license or —, from some cnartere iy, soci- ety or State Board of Medical Exam- iners, must obtain a@ certificate from the Board of Censors of some one of the medical s0- Cieties of this state, or of a State medical society, or irom the State Board of Medicai Examiners ADY iniringement of this law is made punisnadie, as & misdemeanor, by a fine of not less than $50 fF more than $100, ana icr any subsequent of- ce by a fine of not less than $100 nor more — or vy imprisonment in the County Jail than thirty days, or by botm such fine and ime prisonment, CITY MARSHALS, Senator Fox has introduced a bill providing that, at a genera! election to ve held in New Y: city next November and every stX years therea:ter, there shail be elected one marsbal for every As- sembly aistrict. Senator Lowery, from the Committee on Manu- factures, has op tyne favoraoly tue dill to amend the charter of the American institute. POLICE CHANGES, At a meeting of the Board of Police, held yester- fay afternoon, Detectives Dolan, of the Sixth pre- cinct, and Terwilliger, of the Eignth, were ordered 0M post duty. A communication was received from Oficer Dusenbary resigning his appointment, Several officers were tranferred for duty to the jut their names sre wirhneld py the Commissioners. > 2 the intention of the Board to estab! corps of 100 detectives, thirty of whom wil be bela in constant employment at the barean = =at§ =6head and the remainder in diferent pre- ughout the city. {i im the course of the Workings of tue Men attachea to the bureau any- thing should turn ap to causes joisbing Confidence in avy of them, tue Board ‘a at unce order them on duty, and put officers from ai the precinct men in iy? places, lt was atthe yee? to pat all detalied mea cow in the saa ke’ daeok duty, bat only oy oonrees and as Lectives become by other AN EFFICIENT OFFICER. OMicer McGrath, of the {the Poortn saw two men passing along his post with bundles Ander their arms, Thinking them suspicious Characters, he arrested them and conveyed them to the station house. On o bandies quantity of silk 950 otber gooos mr ee aiscovered | = Captain bd jue of about $600, to the ‘Central Office with his prisoners property, and be bad scarcely arrit when Superintendent sbogg ~& was band gram from Darien, Conn,, theft of the & on OF thas rwilt Bi sent on to Darien to-day. THE ALDERMANIC SOCIAL. There wasn dinner party at the residence of President Lewis, of the Board of Aldermen, last Wwening. Mayor Wickham, Colonel Burt N. Har- neon, bis secretary ; Judge Brady, eniel Jarvis ‘a the members of the Board were the only poop Invited, all of whom were present. It ice Who week that the urposes— it be de- Was supposed by some of the quidnan: pot wind of the uMuir during had been set apart for political p' jew deal” iw Bony inane Houta it they sould become wony in tne Board ut they si red with vbe confirmatory power. But ithad 40 political significance whatever. It was & socia’ thering, pure and simple, and = ‘object oi it re acquainted ‘Dal bar- in we: mained. te remii ooneee of r@ COI oO mniniegemoes compu parently end; well acguain'ed wit ous ‘moter Bot tauit of the boat Colonel Johnson, of | | mext, with th NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. ENGLISH OPERA— ‘‘MIGNON.’? | There ia not mach to admire trom @ musical | point of view im Ambroise Thomas’ setting of | “Mignon.” The music is not worthy of grand ] ing that Senator Logan had introducea a bil! in opera, and it should be returned to its proper ' the Senate to retire General Emory, your cor- LOUISIANA, tee New OBLeans, Feb, 3, 1875. INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL EMORY. A despa'ch having been published to-day, stat- sphere, the opéra comique. But so decided is the i Tespondent called upon him in regard to the same. success which Miss Kellogg has attained in the | General Bmory said that he was not at ail sur- title rdle, especially last night, so fuli of sympasny, | prised at it, having been for over iorty-tree years im the service and most of that time at the expression and reat artistic excellence, that on would be inclined to pass over the incopgruities of the adaptation trom French to English, in view of the positive merits of the artists who appeared, ‘The rendering of “Knowest thou the land,” the swallows duet and the Styrienne was marked wito that exquisite Qnish and thorough tmper- sonatiop that characterizes the trained prima doana, in Whom nature and art combine to form a complete ideal of the lyric arust, Not even with Nilsson or Lucca has the scene 1n the boudoir ot Fiina been somrenonied wito such effect as by Miss Kellogg last might. ‘The recitatives were quite @ drawback te the success of the opera, as the ineffectiveness of toe Italian version was | quadrup ed in English, Betwer the original dia- logue. Mme. Jennie Van Zandtis the best rep | | | | resentative of the coquettish actress, Filina, we | | pave ever heard on toe stage, and Dot ay in but lignttul supject, wili be prod +f ’ rege Cast :—Edith Pi —— Miss Kell Pye nneth, Mr. Maas; Coeur de Lion, irc leton, The work will be the sensation of the present musical season. MES, ROUSBY AS ROSALIND, AT THE LYCEUM Rosalind, in Shakespeare’s “As You Like It,” seems to be a favorite character with English actresses of beauty who tempt fame and fortune | im America. Mra. Scott-Siddons played it some years ago; two years ago Miss Neilson presented us with her conception of the part, aud last night it was essayead by Mra. Rousby.st the Lyceum Theatre. 1t would be no compliment to the last mamed artist to say that she played itas well as any of her predecessors, though there would be great merit in such an achievement. Wherein she played it as well as the others she played the tra- ditional Rosalind, and while she kept to the tradi- tions she acted unevenly, sometimes well and sometimes ill, Wherein sae depaited from woat was traditiona: she was surprisingly good. Her shyness was not the arch shyness to which we have been accustomed, but biended embarrass- ment and reserve, to which @ little natural awk- warduess gave a very great charm. inhi was especially to be remarked in the third scene of the second act, were, after Orlando’s return just alter the first parting, she says— Sir, you have wrestied well and overthrown More than your enemies. To hear Mrs. Kouspy these lines and see her act their meaning is to get a new view of dramatic expression, lor 1t 18 80 wonderiully well dune ag to be unique in its way. It pot only repays all the other shortcomings, but in itself it 18 so very a that we are even tempted to lorgive Mr. Reorse Clarke 1or his Orlando. Mrs. Rousby’s Rosalind is not so rounded ana periect a periorm- ance a8 a whole as her Lady Euzabeth, bat it proves that she possesses dramatic talent ofa very high order, und in the one respect we have indicated 1s 80 surprisingly good that not to see her in the part Sleatcus of the album of the Feal theatre goer. ‘The other parts were fairly filled, pat none of them call for any especial re- mark, except the Touchstone of Mr. Vining Bowers, who gave @ sententious and Pleasant r dering of the ei phitosopher in motley. he play be repeated tnis evening, sud to-morrow evening Mrs. rma takes ber benedt, uppearing as Camille, Her engagement closes on Saturday. TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE—THE CHARITY ‘BENEFIT. The annual benefit ior the poor in the uptown Gistricts came off last night in Terrace Garden Tneatre. The house, long before the rise of tne curtain, was well filled, The night’s programme wasalong one, and was most heartily received. “The Conjugal Lesson” was excellently played by } | She comp to beato' | pendent iront. He was past the age fixed for retirement, yet still h2 was active in physique. Under the cir- cumstances he was not only satisfied, but glad to retire. He served through the Indian wars and through the Mexican war, in which he had reccived three brevets during bis entire military career. He had never met with a single Ser sera aie ap, ule brevets or general for gallant ser- cae in nthe field. He now ay ranked ‘as colonet in the regular army. and after a lifetime ial, naraed hale SSre! natin dal 0 bo retired with that mine He was Ratified with his record as @ soldier, and perfectly pes to accept thankiully wastever mark recognition it mignt Congress or ihe, LA The compromise project does not meet with eral approbation jrom either party, and will joudtiess prove & iailure, YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS OF THE INVESTIGAT- ING COMMITTEE—INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL EMORY—SHREVEPORT AS ORDERLY 48 A NEW ENGLAND TOWN—THE SAVINGS BANK MONOP- OLY. New ORLEANS, Feb. 3, 1875, Before the Congressional Investigating Commit. tee to-day Charles W. Burt testified as follows:— Resides in Shreveport; hi wided there two years and @ half; is a merchant by occupation; is from New York; was very cordially received by the people; witness’ social intercourse with the Peovie of that city and section has been most pleasant; representative residents express a de- sire that representative men from tne Norton should settie in that country; the feeling of res- j# loyal to the general government; troops been in Caddo parish nearly ever witness has lived in the parish; if Were absent from the parish a law of the federal government calling upon the people would receive assistance mm making arrests; does not know of a White League in Shrevepor ne e.ection last iall was as quiet as witness ever saw held in any State. VIEWS OF A VIRGINIAN. J.C, Moncure was sworn and testified as fol- lows :—Has lived at Shreveport since 1861; came origipally irom Virginia, and has resided in Louisi- aua for fourteen years; was a canaidate tor State ‘Trea-urer in the past elecuon; soon alter the re- construction of the State it was found shat the hegroes were induced to array themselves in mass In the interests o1 a class of men who rangers in the State and who had organized the negroes, not ior the public good, but to secure their own election 10 ofMcial positions; witness Was nominated for the Legislature in 1810; the blacks were told that tueir interests were de- upon those of the whites, and that they were colaborers; ana tbat’ there snould antagonism between them. The men were impressed with these statements; but tne radicals eradicated tuis idea irom their minds in secret meetings with them, telling them that the conservatives were Dot sincere, ana only desired to obtain power in order to cast them back into slavery; in the Legisiatare of 1871-72 tnere were y plunder- acbemes; one of these was the State House i, Which Was d tactics, the entire ae it; this warin Louisiana publ.can party, but agai: ment; in 1872 the conserv: party; there were many colored men on the ticket, and the election was carried in Caddo, but the candidates were counted out; it has always been the attempt of the white people to make toe litical division not one of color: the or; ion of the whites was not inten the negroes of any of their rights; to 1874, Daving tried ali otner means, the canipaign was directe under the avowed auspices of the white Sore) isd ‘Was not cig to es Ser hese oes of troops officer ar Miss Louise Sylvester and Mr, Harry Lovell. Miss Adah mond followed in 4 selec- A ree ‘oad tore Several tumeas tte Hyon Heron ade s aigntout white ticker than Stuisey favorable impression in ber recitation. | ©: Fn ‘a pies mr Scaitite, “The Little Treasure,” by members of Augustin Daiy’s Fisth Avenue Theatre company, was well Miss Kigh as ego as ai1e8 ms Gitey a8 lay- i Letbaster F Flat Of Sungs and dances, which pe house with ber, Mr. Ryan 10 an Irso song aud dence then succeeded, sad tae whole concluded with the iarce of “Love in Ail orners,” im which Misses Sylvester, Toorutou and Post, with Messte. Manly, Hamilton, stokes and Davis OOK parte. eared ins, vasiony TRRODORE THOMAS’ REHEARSAL. The iollowing programme will bs presented at Steinway Hall this alternoon by Thomas’ cele- brated orchestra:—Sympbony No. 4 in B, op. 60, Beethoven; 1. Introduction—Allegro Vivace; 2, Adagio; 8 Scherzo; 4 Finale. Ooncerto, for two Violins and orchestra (first time), Bach; 1. Vivace; 2 3. Al Messrs, S. E. Jacobson: id Sucnata’ ae. cue Dances new), Brahms; 1. Allegro moito; 2. Allegretto; Necreies on con spirito, Cobcerto, jor one and sy 185 (new), Rat; ian al Madeli: [3 “Pritajol”’ (new), ‘doumann. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES, Milsson is at Cannes, awaiting the restoration of ber bealth and voice, She will sing in London in Apri. This evening the third of Theodore Thomas’ con- certs will be given im the Bediord avenuo Re- formed church, Brooklyn, E. b. Miss Schiller, the Planiste, will appear. Toe second concert of the Brookiyn Philnarmonic Society takes place on Feoruary 13, and will in- troduce the frst aight of the “Nibelungen,” with Remmerts as solo vocalist, Schubert’s unGnished symphony and the Scotch symphony of Men- Gelssobn. MEDICAL RED TAPE At about hal-past ten last night Miss Ellen Sullivan, residing on First avenue, near Thirteenth street, was broaght to the Eighteenth precinct station house by an officer attached to that pre- Cinct, who found ber near the corner of First ave- nue and Fourseenth street, bleeding proiusely trom @ wound in the face, just apove the left eye, The woman stated tnat she 6 into the liquor store of Michael Toomey on Fourteenth street, between #irst avenue and avenue A, to Durcoase some ale, and while there # dispute arose between the proprietor and nerself relative to an alleged debt of fifty cents, and Toomey, ina fit of rage, seized an ice pick, that was lying near Snd plunged it into her nead. The sergeant ta Sisteans atthe station neuen, ‘deeming the wound serious, and wishing to lose no time to ha’ a ar sent ap Officer with tue wouen, to Beuevue Hos hal close by, for that Purpose, The ordinary t tal cases et the the order of {the police sareou | {3° that “insutauion; peat it Srequeatiy, map pee thes the pian adopted, "e ma wees most a expeal ous one, otass pital. ay pati son the hos; errived at the ietk' 0 by of Bellevue word was | sent to Dr. tar! house surgeo! acvend ihe cess, bat but he wha gg tals also Yr! Rot even leaving bis room tu look at the wounded Woman, and saying that it must come through the be apt course to come under Jurisdiction, This Would necessitate the removal Fume Siler ag MF to oe Ba ae from ster ae fees eeeee er tee at polios an hour me ‘ae. patient Was carried back in the Cold air to the ‘wouty-eecond § street station house &nd report made of Dr. Harlan’s conduct. Dr. rages § ne oy eargeoi Was then summoned dressed the wound. pronouncing it to bea One, penetrating the sxull, sone it was be th jatel one. expressed coutse pursued ital surged and tuougat, a oF this batare, humanity o0.Bt ty prove sumo.ent cause 10F & sligit deviation iroin ihe The woman moaned piteousiy long Gelay tbat ensued, aud she bt da while (be hospital surgeon quivoled bot ” Toomey bas Ge rrested and locked ap, A RAILROAD DISASTER. Watertown, N, Y., Feb. 8, 1875. An early train this morning, bound from Syra- cuse to Sandy Creek, on the Syracuse Nortnern Railroad, Was run into by an ine going south, edout three miles from Sandy Creek. rteen men on {woom. were tore. OF 1068.1 a wu ve wonrea regen "a, \f Pa) the white ticket na it ever commanded fairly ople as any t! ions between the waite and colorea larger black vote than a : ations Of men who are tryin; 10 y! rganize the. ne. gtoes Bod optain control of the machinery of the ore dinpeat 4 believe there is a general and com- ete disposition on the part of the controlling <r C the white population to ry, ee al Tight Oi the negro; I believe Degi would enjoy naan iy happiness ‘Sa a care of -in way with ine tate under conserva- ti Hd control; be! tha! y every day interoo arse are much more iriendly ie South, Beenie and employed, Meas t they al nse the two peopie have been mee Regroes voung without apy taken to afect their eet there was a colores arish: DO one bas ever seen wha. disposition has 2 made of the colored school fund in Caddo; —— were missing; it is @ matter of notoriet; that the Legisiature in New Orleans 1s infuence: motives; Falkner lobbyist; — “kork’? who were improper notorious Mathe those schem: witness upon arrival of the roceeding to Coushatta, aiter the inited States troops, 1ound the prin- cipal citizens under arrest or taking to the woods; not only was this the condition of shatta but in the surrounding foo the dis- rertenerh among the whites is to do justice to biack white, R, H. Marr, @ member of the New Orieans Bar, testified and gave a sketch of the political history ol New Orleans. The investigation was then edjourned, RELIEF OF LUMBERMEN. DEFEAT OF THE BILL IN THE JUDICIARY COM- MITTEE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLA- TURE. HaBRissune, Pa, Feb, 8, 1876, The bill for the relief of the lumbermen of the Susquehanna from the enormous exactions of the Boom Coupany at Williamsport was deieated to- day in the locai Jadiclary Committee of the House. ‘This is the first indication o1 the potential infu- ence of the iobby io tue new Legisiature. Its Members were prosent in jorce opposing tue bill, Sud tae action of tie commitiee is regarded with mach suspicion. Willam E, Dodge & Co. and abou: the lumber interest made a comprom- ise & year of two ago, by which the Boom own- to charge those entering into the con- tract‘no more than $1 10 @ thousand for boom- on conaition of not being molested by hostile tion, The other jumper: Teiused to writ pase te riave oy 8 two-sbira vote in spite spite Of the actiun of mm tte! oe QuEBEO, Feb. 8, 1876, Bhortly after eight o'clock to-night an ava- lanche of snow from Cape Diamond came down on 8 two story wooden ene LG je! burying the SiZ 10 Bomber, and @ child named Hotter: von io the ruins, Up to eleven croton oats‘: the body of Mr, Gibson had been ie supposed that the remainder of tue Taraily SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM XEW YORK FoR THB ONTHS OF PABRUAKY AXD MaROu. o [Pecttnvation | Offica. | damburg.. |6) away. ‘otierdam | Kroad way, verpoel..|19Broadwa: verpool..| 15 Broad verDool. i rf 2] $ Bowling Been i2 Broadway 1 roadway iBownne 19 Broad Both the were at {ull speed, The en- ieee hie wr iene Mt Broadway rows way. i of Nevada. ai fain 7 Green Kowvnn a ireen | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, Wigu Wares Sun rises., Islana vi Sun sets... Moon rises... PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB, 3, 1875. CLEARED. Steamer Jas Java (Br), Murphy, Laverpoo! via Queenstown x in iy a agence aa aSicamer Gout Carolina, Beckett, Charleston—J W cigrt 2 Seats George Cromwei, Bacon, Portland, Me— tee of he South (Br), Adair, Wellington, NZ— John Williamson (Br), Nicoll, Ayr—George F ale 6 (Br), Wade, B A i rarker. Bar' wee. 5 Bark W & Anderson, Brads avanacJas ‘ard & 10. ni “loa (Aus), Ceocich, Dundalk—Slocovich & Co, James B Kirby, Gay, St Kitts aud Nevi—vones & Clara Jenkins, Coombs, Cardenas—Miller & =, aria (Br), Kearney, St Johns, NP—B B Bor- atchr Robert Myhan, Spaulding, Jacmel—Isaac B Sta- am? Truman, Gibbs, Corpus Christi—Tupper & Beat- jight Hattie. 4 wutier, Read, St angustine—Bentiey, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Bark akelt ik Steamer Perwpater, Woods, Savannah Jan 90, with Mteamer Citv oF Dalla Hines, Morehead City,_ wr jhe eae ise and, passengers to Of ry'a Co lory & Co. mdse Corns Pralbermatie Ketlev, Le Del, with the Old Dominion Bes Steamer Vindicator, Chuladeipaia, with mdse and pawengers to Jas’ nina bhp dal re (Ger), vinci Spitheaa 50 oritaye in oe Oiing's Gor "Bad | sg sans Tamerlane ship agra (ot on), vite og Francisco Sept 20 ‘with mdse to Vern po Ly Bark Castels: sor). Lands Brsci 51 di in ballast fe LS lat 30 66, lon 70 10, passed a tity wreath re urbe pa a Stellman, Bremen 61 days, with Bark Salo (hes), Nordgren, Antwerp gee be 3 saa ate ati tre sid (0! uw), Me! a yritn salt and wood to ONG sible Gor venel to 08 * bark John Grifin. Westberg. Havana 2) sugar to Franke & Fish: veal ry Jas KE Wes Sdays north of Hatteras, with light sont Florence Peters ere He Mitchell, Cardenas at with sugar to Miller & rhton, J H Chadwitk (ot Portiana pene Matanzas 12 with sugar to Gowen onde & ‘vessel to mas- aa 5 days N of Hatteras, with NW gales oe Amor Gen), Patz vane Towa ine days: wath wool to Oelrichs & Co. St, Helons Bebnae the Eguator Sant y sin Jon $3 21, fg larry ubre; with sugar and ides vo Dwight & ie Jan st, iat 3050 fe arate acceptin tha" rertie heavy atte time and ould ‘not speak him to see i he orig ellen stewart (of Philadel, hia, Miller, Mi eaten r. a 2 Jan 20 with meiada to F o Matihierss nessen Phd iechierss teras, and north of it unsettle: a weather mg Saat Brig Kalama (of Harrington), Ni jays, with lumber to order: vessel to F hr Ward J Parks (of Boston) art, Bemeraza 2 uu gaye. we hiped he og molasses to H ‘trowbridge’s Sons; vache Siar Jane Leo (OCH jancovok, Me) Bis Ha agerthy. a, Sas with trult to Robert i on Resi Behr Moseie: 6 aeprpiss 7 (of Boston), Goreng n+y yy Fernand: ot) albot £ Co." jatanzas lalvo & Co; vessel to ashe ‘Annie © Cook, (ot Thomaston), Cook, Sait K days, with salt to Middleton & Co; veaeal Sout Wloat Schr Cnarles Platt, Cobb, Pensacola 15 days, with me f Gacrie Waiker, Dunn, Jackso ville 1 lumber to Obus Faireniid: "vessel to Parsons & Look Feb 2. 6: 39 PM, NW of tandy eraser eee was roe into 2 miles by steamer Achilles, hence tor Wilminy NO, bowsprit, cutwater and all headgear carried awa ny, to steamer, was not ascertained, as eee ‘to Blaght & Pet Schr Nellie gays with lumber to ton's son & Mo MB nuibact & seine for New Haven, Win Henry, Von NameeVirginis. PASSED THROUGH HELL GAT BOUND SOUTH. Sony: Mary 4 Granger, Granger, New Haven for Xew ‘Behr B A Forsyth, Hobbie, Stamford tor New York. BOUND BAST. Steamer George Cromwell, Bacon, New York for Port Tour New ¥ wither ong ot tsnoute, Springer: Now ¥ock for ane peel En y ve “Steamer rai Gale. New i tor n0e. er , New York ret oF ALIOS w, Howard, New Yorn ctor Pro. 8 a oo Stocking, PortJohnson for ay fone — BAILED, nate sou Sif +4 a aN eg, Roaopae poh ip), Os OUB MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newrorr, RI, Feb 8, 1875, Tne ice has almost entirely disappeared from this harbor. The West Bay, from tope Island to Warwick light, is flied wtth drift ice, which seriously impedes navigation. Steamer Eolus still remains at her dock at this port, owing to the heavy ice in Wickford harbor. She has not been able to make her trips for the past two weeks, Her mallsare torwarded on the shore line with but little ry she will probably make aa effort to get through to-d The steamer Bay Queen, of the Ame: boa Company. whieh if les between this pert Ree * Fess founa scott 80 Dadly used up by thePice thst that ites sary to put in her piace the City ot ‘Gebrce W. Fite, third eulstant Keeper . pouse at: Neversink, NJ, has been appointed ca Ksepet of Island light, in place of Andrew ng, reine’ ‘Steamer Tox. Welt: of ship Company. oud ra vom Philisa with ee eneral cargo of an ton: gale when 4) miles cest of Cape running e rudder hi vessel auamanereatie, e in the Delaw: created thet ‘iret injury, she w Mowresuma oP Bing My reported ashore at ua, has become @ total she was b fee ved ey to Havre vita a & cargo of cote ee fore reported) w: nase. wRon et IW m cereliey iin ‘bulwarke, stern aad ats peeing ‘carried away, lower fore aad missed mast saad: a Hyrace (Br), St John, Wi ore Or on Kent iltud. Grind Meuse: Bee beco: men total oss, and : Baloo of tar reagiow ba) the teanl wortusaed ne 8 Mapacatao, from Hoboken Aw Boron, asnore at been cot sold. ae rie Rem: Keituate. h aderaned oa rom, pentauing ie ‘he is iabor a di ora pitnatpl Yor" Baitisore ae tew ot two tt H Wastcorr, from Bridgeton, i. bat hg 4 bar, ie oe. reported ashore om Oregou ir PLB y prs Scns foes ir ». from mays CoA alapelahaia Sehr Baaxvywixe, of Wilmington, Del, with Be he 01 New ashore banat Y a oe ag, va et way atch sei week, not w offered oy the be ionsuiace, xe a) it to New 7? Boat Gronce W Bucxt, ti tro ee cones sprung ale: ee cnet of otek The two ou ae short ime. fey ho ous se to rub ‘which wa: eri vices aha proceeded, of r to the wreck vest Tbe Alta Gatforai ott the ea ult thes hart ret oe ala: a rs oh:-At se etaad Works htt ony “ann get in Ne y oens if the winds and. thouh brought into the whart, wi sonk. her lay house onl: “and ana ‘out of wat bhe nad lost her amo! mast, and ae tad mh, one | Bengal: a i ie did i ran foul of eneh othe: ane ontangied wud o Ther’ wore ay oe i light is hibited hy faim bow exh poig A: from @ bein trom a distance of 12 mi tiny of 17 mi The t illaminating Spoanpenst is Ar arty or A lenses, of ir. St Marys River, Ga, 14 |- ; Vessel Copenhagen, was picked up les ete Lovett h lay at © was c i s Sulake a jerabl wae Spe, quarter by oa by contact with a © oda great deal’ mond. re au ashore in pabor Mel The an rk was slivhil =] Derseade, ne. al iby eh chafn at Gree: tn “ dragged ihe b owe ‘oft German bark ilde AM. The at ites full of water, with her stern and side stove in and both to the ‘whart vane” is totally saomoll hed e whar' ie a mol is! | British | shine fale and’ Carrick. Castle, Preidic street w wharf, broke Carrick Uastie had he RL drained eevl Sate. gauche me ne Was again tied snu fy rt and sustained no aa set thes bakentiite Mascon. cx Brent, strest on the por ra square rigged sterday, two miles north of Squan Inlet. ofthe heavy tog it could not be asc wos a steamer or sailing vessel, field, was sold at auction previously been stripped ri herriog in bulk was oa at as Shains tor $10) jor $180, and her Penchors and The spars of ‘a large schr, to the wreck by the riggis iigr ware’ passed be artached miles east of Highlan Haxirax, Feb 2—Sehr ll which arrived here ‘ast Pa Rg ee crore H14, Feb $—Steamer Saxon, hence tor Bos- nivht from Cow Bay, on the wosteru side of Sal arose ropeller, in the e . Mice, end returned lor repairs ferred to the seamer Norman. yenverday ct ‘during a ‘a fog while ent NOTICE To 4 TO MARINERS, ond of ee Hoses Port Ri loyal Hoard ven notice that attr he ictibetee a sieam fog rnal will be sounded @ Montara. ‘al, k foggy we: ot 25 on or onde, follo ar pec ty ° interval of W seconts.. the fog-signal howe aad keep: ers dwelling are low structares, painted white, ad situ- Sted 00 yards apart. YIEED LIGHT ON CANN ISLAND, XEWFO! ‘The New: Newfoundland Government has sland. south Island and entrance of Se renee, ner vixed white light, elevated 88 feet shove the level of the sea, and in clear weather should be ace or by lenses, of araane, burner. keeper's dwell- apparatus is be Srted BURGRO ISLANDS—PIZED RED 1 sbignt OM ROAR ISLAND, HEW- Also that a light is now exiled fom & lighthouse on Boar Island, east end [st Burgeo Th it ted 100 100 eee high t a distance light is'a nixed red. oleva ‘water, fad 1n clear weather should be see! the sixth order, and consists of burn T e tower is & wooden Dutiding, ity Ht Heep pers del "Bitton tat 47 8610 N, lon 57 3519 W. SPOKEN. gipoet ters 2108, aries Mw, Set vi Polnt-a- Pires Gusd. dea Sy iat oar on nog OTE NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains ara intormed that by telegrapniag to the Hasaup Londoa Bureau, No 46 Fleet straet, the arrivals at and depart. ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vemeis tradiag with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Austexpax, Feb 3—Arrived, bark Bmpress (Ger), Pob- low, New York. Antwaunr, Feb 2—Arrived. barks Margaret Evans (Bri, MeDougall, Philadelphia via New Haven, where she was ashore; E B Duval (Br), Rogers, Baltimore. Bailed 24, ship Elis Everett (Br), Dunkerton, Phila- delphi. xvas, Jan lg—Arrived, ship Bombay, Work, Sings- pore. Barsasz, Feb 8—Sailed, ship Republic (Br), Mosher (from Liverpool), Philadeiphia; barks ona (Br), Morn (from do), Tybee; Lethatr (Br), Hollywood (trom do), Darien, Boapsavz—Galled, bark Draapner (Nor). Ingolasen, United States, Capts—Sailed. bark Orsola (tal), Ceffero, New York. Havaz, Feb $—Arrsved, ship Mayflower, Harrington, Savannah. Arrived Sd, steamer France (Fr), Trudelle, New York. Livenroot, Feb 8—Gailed, ships Oarrie Reed, Crowell, New York; Clara Maris (Swe), Bugge, Pensacola. Galled $4, ship Clara Killam (Br), sproal, United Chariestoa; States; barks Sarah Mandell (Br), Minnes, ‘Viking (Bri, Hansen, United States. Balled ist, ship Adorna, Hawkins, United States jot sailed from London). Arrived 84, barks Bmilie (Rus), Underberg, Charles ton; Gen Wolssly (Br), Copp, Savannah. Loxpom, Feb S—Arrived, steamer Galley of Lorne (Br), Burgoyne, New York. Luseatcx, Feb 2—Sailed, bark 81 (ital), Canso, United States. Leomomn—Sailed, bark 8t Agnelle (ital), Garguilo, United Staves. Mxse1xa—BSailed, barx Carrie Wyman, Cochran, United States; brig Amy A Lane, Carver, do. Oromto—Sailed, brig Fortuna (Port), Mesquita, United States, Sourmamrrox, Jan 80—Sailed, steamer Braunschweig (Ger), Undeutech (from Bremen), Baltimore. Satled from Feb 4, bark Jedanest! Dubrovacki (Aus), Mabovicn, United States. Loxpox, Feb$—Bark Thyra (Dan), Ronne, before re ported abandoned on the voyage from Philadelphia to sen by Br ship Hoangho, and towed into Falmouth to-day, Ship Moravia, Morse, from Cardiff for Mollendo, pre- viously reported spoken Jan 27 waterlogged. was aban- Goned on Feb 1; crew saved, and arrived at Queens tong today. (The M was 1045 tons register, and built at 1863, where she was owned.) The steamer Soudan (Br), from Liverpool fot the Western Coast of Africa, has been wrecked near Ma- deira. Her cargo was lost All hands ani the mails ‘were saved. Bark Neliie Moodie (Br), betore reported ashore at “Molfra,” has been hauled off and docked. The » M is bound rrem Liverpool to Yarmouth, NS (ot United States). FOREIGN PORTS. Canpenas, bite 1—Arrived, Alf Alice ( (Hor), Olsen’, Matanzas: wens I ISSue Obarton Cr Crocker bie sire iterates gechas Veer i SSE BAS! mc emaeO eis O—in port bark Ourseoa (Br, Lock- v aaa wo Arvived, brig Mattie B Rassell, led 84 xr Star (Bp, Chick, New ¥ ce ot see! tay tor Ne Sew yuamers City of f Movida, Reynolds (from vers (fr \Pduadelphin: Aabland, Baner drow do) akmores vie ia ea anand (Be Me, WHE de (Br), Claous parived ak 3, ‘bark'D FE aon (Br), MoPherson, Virgsroet, J4n.20—Arrived, bart Cen Oraat (Br) Ras- *bivmareot NS, Feb 2~Salied, bark Windsor (Br), for i ee Genie Bowtt (Nor), ve oe aS * Bartlett, ey i rar at me aca Fata, att a mer Belgic (Br), Met Br), Muroht, oat cig gt an ‘. a cd oe 3 ‘or! ofr Joune Hata: fa 3 he SM = fount Wich. Brig tsleud Lass (Br. Somying (Br), Towse, Hava Sire MH pas. NB, dan Cleared, “sour aneone (rh Fite: eae Hera Orie wren (Bn, pi rewhay in to Nay Vom, De Lon, vnett & BP). Ni st fet ‘ot ar Fed Fev a, New Yorn AMERIOAN | PORTS. agama" cer wheel aoippte BA Obe Feb 28 ark Oopaaeus Went Boston vi ta aw, ie masts gone. she ‘waa palled 4 cat is now shove, “fast dri, au uring the he might see re. i, Was is considerably chafed, ‘and her rail is stove in vearel vert ashore at 8 o'clock PM On account ertained whether it The wreck schr Bessie greg (Br), ash at Marsh. 4 it tor sis yee had “Ber cargo will be trans Geohiatay creek ven D notice thas jouse on cane | x Wsampton Hoa. ye ne int Menola, din, oa vannab: a xa a Bios, Darien, | tot, Holmen Now Orleans | Cleared Jan 90, schr J W Sawyer, Orchard, Belfast Baan Ste Deme ae. ohn Lg Aa funner, Vortiand’ Daniel: Plerson, Pie Appleget, Campbell, mers Gracie ip), Ney Heared—Stea Josephine ‘Charleston: msn, Rebecca i th S0Cleared, schr Equator (Br) Ciy POINT | johnston, OINT, vedi Artived sor Fanny WJ Outten, Boston via Wood 4 Wilmu ‘ae (from me tales i Ga Fa a A hm Bee ERTON, Jan %—Sailed, schr Witch of the Wave, Kroeger, Tuxai, Feb 2—Arrived, schr 5 3 EH Mack, New career te teem oe x New York; GP Whitman, eh a a. Fh me EY WEST. Jan 20—Saih Matanzas: wechrs. David 4 Ames, tinea ire rahe-Gailed, ahi ship John Giadstone (Br), Pinckney, Bal- Greenman Mer tor Kew Yi ba D2—Arrived, Ee cyr City of Wi New on oa itt ie bark van & Benno (Ger, rived, oo} a tery of te ‘valley, i tle tre, bm. r re Margaree manson, Cette; & F Max Feb 1—Arrivea, schr Orvetta, Hardy, New 2d—Arrived, steamer Tonawanda, Wiltbank, Philadel. i, steamer Panther, nie rf Savannal Mit ¥ LW BE FORD, Feb 3—Arrived, nue ci Grant, Fenasr. from a cruise, south aide or (and sailed 24). ails Puadoiphis Fume eae rard | |. echrs Nil Desperand: Samuel Dexter, Dean, err! idence for Virginia; Warren Gates, Beat 10 for Kew Patede fears pemery E ty ed Brooks, Baltimore Bost or Moke lence for ng pot W ‘corn, Pviabk nd for New York. ‘aNoArrived, schra_ Ei Mere ees Wa m psn. Paine: John M Ball, Cahoon teele, Biren: Benj Oliver, Freeman: Leona, Wiley aad Allie ‘Young, Boston ‘tor Virginia, — rived, schr Sadie F Caller, paige Buenos Ayres tor Boston. NEW EON OON, Feb 2—Arrivea,_schrs Perl ningion for New vores Tabitha a 'Haauah, New York! Brazos, Port Johnson. Sailed—Schr John D Griffin. New York. POKT TOWNSEND, Jan 25—Arri: bark Windward, Stannard, molendo, ASCAQUULA, Jan 27—Arrived, schrs Vicksbare, Thomas: South Shore, Whittemore, Mobilet cheno, renescots, ota. Koy West: bark Queen Victona (Br). mokenale, x Montendes. ent eACOks LA, Jan 20—Arrived, Sehr wak beonard, Cieared-—Ship Kallio ), Prederii bark Aunity, (BP), Suen fontevideo: en 0 *TuPADREPUTS F Feb $-Arrivod, seamerg 0 W Lord, Colton, Havens, &c; Ni ‘oint. Smith, New York; ay Tarrynot, iimmine Charleston. anita, Howe. New wtore: eyaltince, ure yw o iatfst for Ante zc 2, cork for orders; bri erie Feb S~Passed up, barks from Rotterdam ; Onnt (tus) ee ad down Bark Limerick, Less, for Brom wn Bar an "Way, (or Aaphiwally Seis Ercan “ss ee Pigindonce, a sa od ape See ohiog was probably the Rata sia os the harbo weed pote M-Stoumaer Titwots passed f soa Cris Pu —£ strong southwest wind is bringing vessels inte os ee ees Ean tae ise etic So, Sch ores, et cee b Arrived, steamer Old Dominica, 0) ), Jan 8—Cleared, ship Jas A mer smuil, ae ase eerirea nile: fat Gh 3 sai pat Le ‘Bea SE tr Cape BYARD HAVE! jt a eerieety Sa saals le nd sonre ae eas aioe tee ‘Emma Green, Hi erate’ “Roamer, and Also ved revenue steamer rant on & sat ey Cy Mtr Porter, and J GO wa Araved, Pia Bella Galveston tor Pi hrs Id. rp Belen, ‘Boston for had York; Mofegessar, ome tes 18 tod with oreaail spilt and o P Trigg, Mar: Pe ig, aw P Promoth, Md Day, Gov oF Jone Bele fara Hal tore Price, Bel eho. onset, Wately, P ner 3 2 HOOPS HOLE, San socarrived, sehr hE Fish, Bar be eS Addie Murehie, Metealt, Providence toload for Wilmington, ma —_ ay er riers MISCELLANEOUS, AS be M MM I TIITITH H sesss™ Pear ee ae as Ca 4 Hg MM MMI OT HS . 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