The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1876, Page 10

10 THR STATE CAPITAL Announcement of House * Committees. SKETCH OF SOME OF THE CNAIRMEN. ee Proceedings in the Senate and Assembly. TILDEN’S LATEST MOVE. Great Alarm About the Spring Election Proposal. Axwayy, Jan. 6, 1976. Both houses adjourned today until Tuesday next, after being little more than balfan hour in session. Whe Senate was occupied chiefly with a pereonal expla- mation from Senator McCarthy in regard to statements 4p two Albany papers to the effect that he objected to | allowing the stonecutters to resume work on the new Capitol He denied the charge, and said be simply wished to gee the law comphed with, which provided tu the first limitation that, before any sum exceeding $00,000 could be expended, pi: story should be approved by the commission. This ad not been do: and he therefore objected. The aew Capito) pas been an object of tender concern te the people of Albany. By a recent report of two engi- acers, which it is expected will soon be forwarded to the Legislature, the building is faulty from bottom to top, but the Albany people who are identified with its con- struction care nothing for that, as the thing has proved 0 rich # placer. at the bead of the commission, and bis friend, Hamilton arris, Senator for the Albany district, is the advocate vf disregarding the conditions ef the law and expend- ang the legislative appropriation without due warrant, Harrie voted with the republicans, who are pledged to ‘oppose a spring election for New York city. MoUarthy 4 determined to oppose Harris’ bill to repeal the limi ‘tation of expenditures on the capitol, Woodin sustains McCarthy aud Robertson sustains Harris, and here, again, the party 8 divided exactly as it was in the election of Kovertson. CONTRSTED SEATS, Senator Woodin, who is a particular friend of Jacobs though both are on opposite sides in politics, offered a resolution requiring Cavanagh to file, within ten da; his reasons for demanding Jacobs? seat, Jacobs’ case goes to the Committee on Privileges and Elections, but that of Vedder, whose seat is also contested, will be | isa tall | charter and could be effected with ease aud cot s of the legislative | | and recommend a stronger and more binding covenant Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer is | | Bogart; Librarian,’ William M. Ireland; Assistant Li- taken in charge by the Judiciary Committee, as the | ‘question involved is not one of fraud or bribery, bat whether a person holding the position of Register in Bankruptcy can at the same time act as State Senator, PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE. Tho great feature in the proceedings of the House was the reading of the list of committees’ The Cham- ‘ber was uncommonly full, and there were many pres- ent beside the members who had a deep interest in | ‘Anowing the formation of the committees. The lobby _ ‘was in force, and the rural districtsjwere represented by able-bodied, strapping fellows, fresh from the plough and well able to discharge the heavy and laborious ‘duties of committee clerks and messengers. It was a great relief when @ list of committees was finished and ‘he fate of every member decided. A dense mob gath- ered around the Clerk's and Speaker's desk, clamoring Jor pens, pencils and paper, and, above all, for the blue Vook. the indispensable nade mecum of every unfledged Jegislator, Everybody was preparing to go home, and there was consequently much bustling about the Cham. | Der, gatheringhats and overcoats and interchanging temporary farewells. | Speaker Husted was hustled about goodnataredly and ‘wongratulated op getting a heavy load off his heart and hands, ARREARS OF TAXES, { Mr. Strahan’s bil) relating to the arrears of taxes is a ‘Very important measure. The taxes in arrears in New ‘York city are said to be nearly $20,000,000, and the ob- © Jeet of the bill ig to induce the persons in arrears to pay up. They are now subject to # penalty of twelve per cent interest, and it is believed that :f a five per cent penalty was taken off this many of the back- sliders would be only too eager to come up to the “cap- tain’s office and setile.”’ So those who do feel inclined to pay what they owe will have a chance to escape the Jul penalty of twelve per cent, provided they pay up within @ year after the passage of this act CUTTING DOWN SALARIES, Mr. Fish evidently believes with Mr. Bixby, whose . charter outs aown the beavy salaries of the New York ‘city offcrals all round, that there are many good men in New York who would be willing to serve the city Honestly a8 Commisioners ior a great deal less pay than the present Commissiovers are now receiving. 1t was this idea doubtless which moved him to draw up the bill which he introduced to-day, and which cuts the | Mayor's salary down from $12,000 to $10,000, Exes the | Lomptroiier’s at $10,000, the Corporation “Counsel's At tbe sane figure, President of Board of Police, $5,000, and the other ra eel 55 President of the Department of Parks, 5.00 Phesident of whe Fire Department, $5, 000 The saiaries of the President of the Department of Public Charities and Correction, of the Board of Bealth, of the Department pf Taxes and Assessment, of the Superintendent of Builuings, are also fixed at $6,000, Ail the other Com- Missioners, with the exception of the Park Commis- Bioners, other than the President, who geis nothing, are to get $4,000, A ONILL WITH A YRNGRANOE. ‘The cumulative sentence passed upon Boss Tweed bas bad ite effect on Mr. O'Neil, of Schemectady. He Introduced a bill to-day in the House which provides that when a party is found guilty by a jury on several cing the prisoner (hat his term of imprisontent on second count sbali begin after the expiraiion of the ‘and £0 on to the end. How Mr, O'Neil can manage to make a second term of imprisonment pot foliow the first is rather a puzzler. It may be that he has adoubt of an indictment the judge shall specify in sen- | in bis mind as to whether some judge might not for | the sake of originality sentence a prisoner for his second term, ty be followed ab its expiration by the firs THR POOR LABORING MAX, \ ‘The labor question was well attended to to-day, bills Deing introduced to fix the laborers’ pay at $2 4 vay Common Council authority to de the ‘fixmg, by Messrs. Mater, Fallon and Gaivin, It will be remembered that ‘Mr. Morrtesey got a day abead of all bands with bis Dill yesterday. PAUPERISM AND TRMPERANCR. Mr. Schieflelin’s Pauper bill does not affect the county ef New York, and the bill be introduced Wis afternoou dm relation to excise simply repeais the act of 1874 for the intemperance in Westchester. Mr, Schiet 's idea is probabiy oe ‘the bili has don Mts work, wod that Westchester co: exveptional safeguards to Koop her from going on a Rpree. He has alsoa bill on tbe flies already to repeal the City Registry act, NO BORE 106 ROLLING. Kr. Whiteon’s bill introduced to-day relating to elec. tons is only a forerunner of the vew anu Tam oany charter. lt provides that tne ballot and ballot box now marked ‘General, No 2,” shall an New York city bereafter be marked “ No. 2" aad provides for another ballot and box 10 be marked “City ami County, No. 3”? On this laiter ballot merewter the candiiates fer city end county oficers, with tne exception of Aldermen, will be and by this means we will not have a repetition of the farce "ot eiectiuz the State officors on the same Aicket with most of the city and county officers, as is wsual under the present system, The advantage of tbe a reform can be seen ata gianoe when it is Porke ww wand that at the last election in New York city there were tome sixtecn or sevenieon different candidates on the stick peral, No, 2,"" inclading 'y amd county and Stue odicors. adoption of Mi Whiteon’s bil will go toward making local candidates stand on their own amerite iastead of trusting tor success tu the popularity of State officers who are rumeing on (be same ballot as ibemecives, i MAKE CP OF THe CoMMIrTHxs. ‘While the general make up of the committers ts ap- roved of there are members who take <r wo spre tmevis. No toaa ays, “l have beon barge comtrary, he will rather say, Ri ‘expected ¥ perfectly satiesed. " iow York member, ow being asked how bis daiegs- hy they have been treated say- ly, but T cam’t complain. bg ae deeege; eho i at the head \ Commities of the House, is a ef middie age, with a face of charchyard gr ‘Wears a Mostache, and is in appearance youtntal experience extends over several years. from whence he comes, he bears a high repu- and weil-powol sense, He will vot and garraioas a the bandsotne Batchelor, Lae tbe entrusted to him jast as well. York, as chairman of the Jadiciary, Gion tared, repticd, « 3 and experience is required. hn ieal fe ‘the place wae Hogeboom, of Columbia, » of hair and beard, a sovorous voice which ‘Keeps in constant practice, and & general wir of or im dress, looks and conversation. It is said as inaseen Take | goes tho Irish, and thas cared to the self loose be could beat ener gel he Bor it Hoge. ebatrmanship ‘The result of the | arpiring to be the leader of the seal, | re \ Ns, wheu employed on the public works, and to give the | o Mew York; Carty, | nekee. ‘of Herkimer; NEW YORK HERALD, members who are supposed to be given more than generalization, Ham. » of Pot is = magacd of Cities, He \# an extremely tail young man, who by standing on tiptoe could almost overlook the eity of New York, and that is some advantage. His reputation is as high as his stature Sprang of the distinguished house of Fish, itis antikely the chairman on Cities will ao anything to soil ite bright eseutebeon, Peabody, Gugel, Whitson aud Kijhan, of New York, are members of the commit. tee. They are new to ve practice, and equally new to fame, * that we ae Wait lo get the ex- oct measure of their capacity, which may be very great aod biddea under a bush: ud x ij West, of Saratoga, eits at the head of the Committee ov Kailroads, Hen wa manulacturer from Sara- toga, and 18 Bot eligible for the Presidency because he is an Br nan, He isasmall man, nearly as broad as he is Jong, = large, kindly face, and a great deal of good sense. He has been Tepeatediy ‘elected to the He is Legislature and is very popular in bis district, on deemed an honest mab, and that can bardly be bis least qualitication Jake’ Worth, ot Ki is chairman of Commerce and Ni tion. He has been in the Legislature betore know “how the whole thing works.” He young man, resembling Doré’s pictures of Don Quixote. He has’a pointed, quiring nose, and will see nothing goes wrong if he can help it ‘The other committees, with the exception of Insur- ance and Banks, of whieh Messrs. Waddell, of Warren, and Monroe, of Onondaga, are chairmen, are not of great importance. There is, however, the subcommit- tee, of which Graham, of Monroe, is chairmap. This js an important committee, because it 18 @ small Axsem- bly in itself that deeides the fate of many bills com- mitted to it at the end of the session. TILDEN'S LATEST MOVR. Attorney General Fairchild left bere to-day with pri- vate instructions from Governor Tilden, to find out all about Bixby’s charter and the extent of the support it receives in New York. After the Governor had the Hexatp synopsis and perceived that retrenchment to the amount of $1,000,000 was contemplated by the | venience by lopping off sinecures and useless offices, and reducing extravagant salaries to @ reason- able figure got slarmed for Tammany Hall, to which looks for bis main sapport | in =the National Convention. Fairchild was instructed as 1 am informed by one who, in political parianee, ‘comes from the inside,” to sce Jobn Kelly | with the Custom House republicans. The Governor is keenly alive to the fact that the success of the new ebarter, and a poring election will be the finishing blow to Tammany Hall. Itis an apti-Tammany movement from beginning to end and is cordially imdorsed by all country democrats, The only way of defeating it in the Senate is by an alliance between Tammany Hall and such republicans as wear the yoke of the Custom House, Great efforts will be put forth to this end. Next week we expect to sce the greatest gang of Custom House politicians that ever came to Albany. THE PROCEEDINGS. SENATE. ALBANY, Jan, 6, 1876. Mr. Paince presented the third annual report of the State Commissioners in Lanacy. ‘The CueKx announced the following appointments :— | Assistant Clerk, Charles R. Dayton; Journal Cierk, | William W. Pierson; deputy clerks, William H. Stevens, Robert H. Hunter, Lewis H. Clark and William A. brarian, J. Payson Fancher; Superintendent of Docu- ments, Sanders Wilson; Clerk and Bank Messenger, L. Glidden; Sergoant-at-Arms’ Messenger, Henry C. Shipman; Librarian’s messenger, Thomas Howe, BILLS INTRODUCED, By Mr. MeCarruy—To amend the general law, so | that foreign stockholders in manufacturing companies shall be liable only for the ainonnt of the stock held by | them, Adjoarned until Tuesda: M , January 11, at eleven ASSEMBLY. | Auwaxy, Jan. 6, 1876 | In the Assembly to-day bills were introduced as fol- | lows :— | By Mr. Browx—To provide for the payment of the | expenses incurred in the trial of offences committed by | convicts in prison, By Mr. Wex.er—To authorize police justices to | take recognizances during trial or examination. | By Mr. Fatton—To establish the rate of laborers’ wages employed by the authorities of New York or the bureaus thereof, It provides that the rate ehall be uniform, and be fixed by the Board of Aldermen at not Jess than $2 per day. By Mr. MvLLeR—To fix the compensation of laborers | in the city and county of New York. It requires the | Common Council to fix the rate every six mouths at | not to exceed $2 per day. By Mr. Galvin—Relative to certain employés of the | Mayor, Aldermen, &c., of New York, which makes an uniiori rate of pay at $2 per day. i By Mr. Staanan—Relative to arrears of taxes or | asnegements in the city of New York. It allows pay- ments, with interest at seven per cent, within one ear. {Wy Mr, O'Neu—To punish contractors guilty of de- | frauding the State. It makes the same punishable by | j iniprisonment in the State Prison for ten years. Also im regard to criminal procedure, which is in- tended t meet cases like that of Tweed’s cumalative — sentence, and provides that the Court shall order that | the terms of sentence shall succeed each other, and that | each subsequent to the first shall commence at the | termination of a specified preceding term. It contains | other provisions for remedying defective indictments. By Mr. Scurmrvetiw—To amend the act to provide tor the Setter care of pauper and destitute children, passed | x April 24, 1878. It provides that the act shall not apply © to the city and county of New York; also to repeai the act of 1874 to suppress intemperance and regulate the | sale of intoxicating liquors in Westchester county. This Jeaves the county under the general I By Mr. Fisi—To amend the chat of New York ctiy ‘This reduces the salary of the Mayor to $10,000. It also reduces the salaries of the presidente of the departments and commissioners to $5,000 and $4,000 respectively. Those uf docks are reduced to $5,000 ‘and $3,000. ‘A resolution to take a recess till next Tuesday was received from the Senate and concurred in, when the House adjourned till Tuesday next, ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES. Ox Ways axp Muans—Messrs. Sloan, of Oswego ; Monroe, bo Pont, of of Livingston, Ox Juprciany—Mensrs. trahan, of New York; Hogeboom, One of St. Lawre pert, of Frank: f Steuben: Engle: N lin, of Westchester; Kuggles, of Steuben, and Scramling, OtkeRo. On GeNERaL Laws—Mestre, Hogeboom, cl ese of Tioga: | Wheeler, of ‘ape Lawrence, Davenport, of Otsego: Ballos, of Onetde, ‘ne, of Queens. ANALS—Mesars. Burleigh, of Wasi | ‘T. W. Green, of Oswego. Sf Be Lawrence: Pieke, of Batioon: Cleary, of Hoasseleer; | Crosby, of Lewis; Russell, of Niagara, Ox Urrres—Messrs. isn) of Putnam; Higgins, of Kings; | Smith, of Onondaga; Grabany, of Monroe: Peabsdy, of New York: Gugel, of New York; McGroarty, of ingee Whites, | ‘ew York, aud Killian, af New York. nd, of Richmo £3, of Pat of Neg hoch, sal Matere, of Aibaay, ‘On Lyxcnance—Mesars, Waddell, Warren; Hayes, of | New York: Munroe, of Onondaga; Rnglebart, of New York ; 1 Oswego ; Tagler, of Komaseiae! oe kper of Liv: dia, ‘atten, Tal ings, and We Pi Suyda roe; Gurnee, of Went erwon Tarunmarional, Avpains—Caiktos, of Rewer: Slingerlané, ' of Ail ton, Camp: | bell, of of of ‘Vind : Leroy, of Al x; Tay: lor, Voorhees, of Montgomery; Cock, Queens: Gurnee, of Wayne, Roses axe Barwems—Gullagher, of Erie; Greene, of Or mons, of Remaselner: Hillings, of Urlexne; Wa deli, ‘at Warren; Potter, of Weghingsen ; Chaffer, of Eri peaaly, of Ontario: Galvin, of New York. | Pose Pi mn; Lawson, of Erie; Wheeler, of Delaware: Usik of Kasex; Leroy, of ar Betts, of New bh an, ef Oneida, Weiaus, of | land, and Bradley, | apt et Weseeaeuee Raseoll, of Wayne; Gulick, of vier: Webb, of Dutchess MeFalls, of St. Lawrence: | Hanmond, of Datekess; Preston of Dewero;, Warts, of wer, Crosby, of Lewis, aud ‘Nelson, of Cortiandt. NAUTABLe AND Runrowows Socretins—Messra. Hepburn, | of St. Lawrence, Fisk, of Madison; Chase, ‘of Chausauaqua: | MeKee, of Herkimer: Brown, of age: Burleigh, of Wash. | iagton: Lyon, of Kings; Ford, of Broome, and Coleman, of 7, Ponisc Eovcatios—Mesers. Smith, of Onondags; O'Nell, of Schenectady ; Hesbody. of New York: Preston, ot Oswon: Hodges, of, 4, Brown, of rk; Nelson, of Cortland; Atvany. and SchieGelin af Weetehecter, losers, Khavvon, ot Cattaraugos; Brown, of Bulings, of Orleans; Glass, of Monroe: Brown, of Niag Caurpbell, of Madiso Ford, of Broowe; Hanson, of Patton, , . Ox Feperat “Recatioxs—Mesers, of Kings Shaunon, of Catier iinet. Pe Stinger land, of Albany; nunderland, of Y! +o , Of Kings; | hy = rere oe oN Ane po Yorks "Oral rg New York; Herbst, of Onondaga: Hoff. New York; Miller, of Chemung; Tabor, of Brie Fallon, of New York, PRIviLeeRs aNd ELeCTIONS—Mosere, Post, of Cayngs Gore, of Tioga; Strahan, of New York: Former. of Wosteues: wr; Fish, of Waguer, of Deiaware ; Murphy, of New rk end Diyisvans—Mesara. Green, of Oswero: Clark. of Townsend, of Richmond; Potter, of Wasbingion , Lyon, vf Kings: Hamilton, of Ulster Manor. nve—Mesers, Taylor, of Rensse- Albany ; Noyes, of Saratoga; of Clin. , of Orange; Cleary, of Kensselaer; Morse, of Sat hol jr Satt—Mesers. Green, of Geneses rae manag: Golick, of Schuyier; Suydam, of | Risse Piambeot Chesaago: Creies, of Lire; Flonagan, of Oneia Ponuic Larne—Mesers. SI Now York; Ogden, of Wipes. of 5 vin, of land, of Alban: einan. of New York; Moyes, ilings, of | jonars. sare, Cheeuey, of Catvaraugot; Sim © Bec, of Onondaga, Giluert, of Gen ‘inwe, of Ulster; Fallen, of Perimons oF ALiens—Megers, Lawson, of Frie: Wheeler, of Delaware; Graf, of Lag York ; Gere. of : Becker, of Jetierson; Daveuport, of Owego; Whitney, of “Chaateu: que ano Taxes riers . Forster, | Spinola, T. C, Campbell, ex-Senator Moore, E. D. Gale, | He asked them to aid him in the discharge of the one: shoulders, also, rested great responsibility. To | them had been committed the organization of the democratic party of the city of | New York. He (Mr. Schell) knew full well | also adopted, directing an increase of the Committee on | body will meet at Tammany Hall on Saturday, the 15th inst. The meeting then adjourned, | of Henan news yacht, | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, Iwerrremions—Meeers, Hayes of | 7 Creston, of Oxwego; Green, of Oxwego; Scramling, of Ot see Maynard, of Di INGROBSED Lg of St. Lawrence ; Halliday, of Tomphin Lang, of Kings, Ingalia, ‘of Jefferson; King, of New York; Ballou, of Oneida. On Guirvaxces—Messrs, O'Neil, of Schenectady; Case, of Chautauqua; Hammond, of Dutebess; Hepburn, of St Lawrence ; Russell, of Wayne ; Slavin, of ‘ork ; Reeves, of Orange. Ox Exrexprronss ov tHe Hovse— f New Yor: Betts af New Yoru Orden of Kingee Bela ny, Went of Saratoga; Wenzel, of’ Sullivan, ntario. of Allegan: On Expexpitckes or tae Execurive Deranrarst— Messrs. Bowen, of Clinton; O'Neil, of Schenectady; Gugel, of New York; Gulick, of Schuyler; of Kings; Carty, of New York; Mahi any. Ow Rotxs—Messrs\ Monroe, of Onondaga: Strahan, of w York: Graff, of New York; Sherman. of Oneida; Faulk- of Livingston, Ow Jouve Linnany—Messrs. Webb, of Dutchess; Camp- bell, of New mk: Brown, of Cayuga; Bradiey, of Kings; Galvin, of York. Scus-Commirrer or tre Wnotr—Messrs Sen. phe Mon- roe; Hoffman, of N York; Muller, of New York; Reeve, of Orange: MeGroarty, of Kin Wenzel, of Suiliven; Ros- coe, of Schoharie; Potter, of Washington: O'Neil, of Behe. nectady , Becker, ‘of Jefferson Herbs ef Chemang; Gere, of Tioga; allagher. of Erie. Clark, of Wyoming TAMMANY HALL. ORGANIZATION OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE ror 1876. ‘The first regular meeting of the Tammany Hal! Gen- oral Committee for the year 1876 was held in the wig- wam last evening. The last committee consisted of 557 members and the present numbers 880. Usually this gathering is held in the basement of the building, but last night the meeting took place in the large hall up stairs, All the lights of Tammany were early on hand, among thom John Kelly, Peter B. Olney, General Alderman Lewis, Justice Campbell, ex-Justice Quinn, Congressman Meade, Henry L. Clinton, Coroner Croker, Commissioner Brennan, Commissioner O’Don- ohue, Henry A. Gumbleton, Colonel James Bagley, Arthur J. Delany, William J. Welch, William A, Boyd, A. H. Purdy, Colonel Thomas beers Alderman Sheils, George W, MoGiynn and several others. At eight o’clook the ting was called to order by Mr. G. ©, Campbell on ebalf of the Committee on Or- ganization. He offered congratulations to the com- mittee upon their assemblage They were about to begin the work destined to lead to a glorious demo- cratic triumph in the fall, Mr, Augustus Schell was then nominated and elected as temporary chairman. Mr. Schell thanked the eom- mittee for the confidence expressed in his selection as temporary presiding officer. He feit that the gentle- ne present had assembled with a settled purpose to | re the flying of the democratic flag once more over the White House. (Applause. ) NAMING TRE OPPICERS. Ex-Senator Grogs offered a resolution providing for | the appointment of two from each Assembly district | andthe Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth wards a committee to name permanent officers of the General Committee. This resolution being passed and the com- mittee appointed, a recess was taken in erder to permit adischarge of the duty of selection. Shortly betore ten o’clock the committee returned and reported the following list of permanent officers : President—Augustus Schell, | Vice Presidents—Patrick G. Duffy, Peter B. Olney, | Anthony Eickhof, Jordan L. Mott. Seoreiaries—W \iliawn H. Quincy, Gunther K. man, Leo ©. Dessar, Thomas L. Feiner. Treasurer—Edward L. Donnelly. Sergeant-a'-Arms—Jobn D. Newman. On the mame of Mr, Schell beimy annownced that gentleman made a short speech, He again thanked the committee for the honor which they had done him, Acker- ens @uties which he was called upon to periorm presiding officer of the Democratic Republican General Committee of the city of New York. that this duty would be properly discharged. Demo- crats never wavered. Home rule, tree government, reform in national and State affairs were their watch: words, With those principles they would press on to victory. PAYING EXPENSES. Colonel J. J. Mooney submitted a resolution, which was pussed, authorizing the collection of $10 from each member of the General Committee. INCREASING THR COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION, Ex-Senator Moore offered a resolution, which was Organization from two to four members from each | Assembly district and the Twenty-third and Tweuty- fourth wards. On motion of Judge Campbell the committee of each district wii meet on the 10th inst, for the purpose of selecting the Committee on Organization, The latter SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR rue ONT! OF JANUARY AND PRLEUA! ~ Steamer. | _Saila. | Destination] Ofica, | City of Montreal. tralia. . 1) Brosaway | Rowling Green 7 Brouaway 56 Brosaway eo Broadway |2 Bowling Green 14 Bowling Green |7 Bowling Green 60 Broadway 8 &. &. 8 ® 8 4 Bowling Green 61 Broadway . '50 Brosaway 1SKronaway 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green » Bronaway Republic... .° City ot Brooklyn isconsii rishi. . Pereira 11)! Germanic... roadway 20 Broadway ‘81 Broadway 5. Liverpool. Br NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS THE PORT GF NEW YORK AT NIGHT. Harna1o has adopted a distinguishing Coston night stgnalfer use on board the HXxRALD steam yacht, showing while burn ing the colors red, green, red, ebanging from one to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distaok Cap tains of vestels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige asby pre- paring any marine uews they may have (or the Ship News Department of the Henao. B@-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arrive Ing at New York ean do soby addressing to such vesvels, enre pier Noi East River, New York, Letters recetved from all parts of the world and promptly de- liverea. Duplicates are required. RUE Teles e oree VMN Ook Ieteea mers: al ie oh mei | PORT OF NEW EW YORK, I AN. 6, 1876, ~ CLEARED. ones Salier (Ger). Franke, Bremen via Southampton— rie Steamer C' Sty of New York, Timmerman, Havana—F Ale: andre & Steamer Hatteras, Mankin, Port Royal and Fernandina— Herman Gelpeke. — Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, Savannah—W R Garri- “Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, No Rortolt, City Point and Richmond--Old Dominion Steamship C ‘Steamer Wm P Clyde. Ingea Prilaetphin—Jas Hand, Steamer Eleanor, Jonnson. Portland—I F Am Steamer Nereus. Berry. Boston—H ¥ Dimoek. att, London—Grinnel bute Hdwon, Fs doo tiramneli Minturn ACs. jar arse (Br) rtaby, ud bi Pill Bristol, B—J F Whitney & Co. ania Bark Lavinia, Davis, Matansas— Brett, Son & C. Bark Constance (Br), MeGinu, St Julius NF—Hewlett & Torrance. Hrig Eertern Star, Foster, Barbades—-H Trowbridge’s Sons. Brig Thos Turall, MeConueli, Arroyo, PR—L W & P Arm- strong. Mark Pendieton, Scott, St Domingo City—J De Ri- Sebr Pilot's F rea Eldridge, Havana—S W Lewis & Co, Sehr by ws Layton, Jacksouville—W: » Raj sebr J CN: wiey. Brunswick, Ga—Warren Ray, sete SO Naah D Hurlbut & C Sehr Maud Seward, Applegarth, Baltimore—W Chal- ‘Schr Mary J Pisher, Camp, Philadelphia—Cartwright & aste, Kehr Idaho, Jamison, Wood's Hole, Mass-Joseph S Cot I Gi orgetown and Pot Kivi Sehr RA Forsyth, Bobbie, Stamfora—Stamford Mana facturing Co. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY TNF MHRALD STAM YACTITS AND PERALD WAITRSTONE TELEGRAPH LAN Steamer Statesman (Br), Valiant, Marseilles Dee 1, Mes fina 4th, Palerroo oth. Valencia ith and Gibraltar ‘20th, With frnit to Phelps Brow & Steamer City of Galveston, kwans, Cape Haytion pee Port au Prines sith, St Marc 20uh aid Gonaives SOth, maee ane parsenrecs WoC H Mallory be é i ity. © with dice and passengers to Win Pine dee O14 Dow inton, Walker, Richmond, City Point and Norfol with wuss anc ° posi Hs, pantengers, to the Old Demiaton Cape of Gove Hep St Helens New 14, sod cromeed the Equator bee “, Sd, [The dG arrived might of ah and her report wan mix saueay im yesterday's thatef a Mate came name which arvives toe provicns wen fross the ant Tedven) preps é Turkestan (ef Liverpool) aleutta and Sand Banh, HR pada te s FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 187 Upon their | ve | enstl wrecked | S by her captain, | bam (Mass) Bars night o Jun had ber mainboom crossed the Equator roughout the pas Passed Cape of Goad Hope Nov 16 i 28, Ws bad dine we ai outside the bar. Rip Hath tof Yarmouth’ NS) EMiin, Antwerp 02 days, ta bailar to order. Came the era paveage and bad heavy W and NW gales to lon 54 W; lost and split ap entire suit of taiis: then went to the south and bad moderate weather. Is Anchored outside the bar, Bark East Lomond (of London), Brown, Singapore July lorewood & Co; vessel to P of Good Hope Nov 2, St Helena 18 ty Dees in lon dt ‘Oct 16, V4 sepolie ship Melrose, of and for from Caleutta, Bark Dronning Sophie ‘von, Pedersen, Bremen ae anil last to Bark Adoip Engler, Stroat. Genoa 80 days, with mdse to JB Phillips t Son, Passed Gibraltar Now 1 Bark Argus (of Dundee), Scott, Malaya 98 days, with fruit to by pa Bros. Dec 20. lat 38, lon 54, had » beavy ale from SW to NW, in which stove bulwarks, lost quarter at i be oud main atte “ Catber tberine a erth), be. Rio ana, ~ Morgan’ & Co; vessel to aoe crossed the Equator Dec 13, lou 35. jark Atiansic (of New Haven), Lantare, St Pierre, Mart, 10.daya, with auear to H Trowbridue's Sone Chase (of Portland), Patterson, Cardenas 13 days, wi pot H Winehester'& Co Was 6 days N of Hatteras, wit rong NW gales. Brig AS Festi (of Portland). Hall, Malaga Nov 10 and and Gibraltar 1 with fruit to Miller & Hoaghton. Mad Bog mone we Wolfville (of Windsor. NS), A, rtling, Zante 75 day with froit to Wiley, Wickes & 4 $ "yeusel to Bo; va Hineken, Passed jibraltar hea Dee 15, lat 24 16, iat spoke vark Tride (Ital. from “Autwerp for Delaware r, 4 Helen A Hi mes if ee era et iene to.G E Pabricotth” Passed Uibral Nov 25, Was sion yesterday alternoon, while cot up the bay, with eebooner i aria, from’ Cardenas, but rece! ‘Sehr fe Masters (of St John, NB), Masters, town, Nie, 28 days, with rubber to Strout Bros; vessel to Boneville & Edgett. Schr Jeane Carll, Underhill, Para 19 a with rubber to ewel to BY Wenber starboard quarter Sehr israe: Snow, Hatch, Baracoa 9 with frnit_to E Puig; vessel to B'S Wenberg, Jan 1, lat 30, Jon 7430, passed some wrecked stuff and picked up'a bale of cotton, Schr Kate Ranger, Martin, Jacksonville 6 dave, with lum- rom. der to Drew & Buck! Sehr B vessel to Van Brunt & orgetown, SC, 5 with vessel to Beutley, Gilder a, Gackill, Washington, NO, 4 daye, with Zopbar Sehr Neliy Potter, Hower, net NC, 4 days, with naval stores to W H Hinman Sehr BE Jayne, Baltimore, Behr Henry Davey, timore. Sehr Mary G Curren, McMillan, Baltimore, Schr Lydia Middleton, Bunnell. Baltimore, a Mar, Jacobs, Baltimore. ao fies Sehr Yreka (of Boston), Granite paving to order: "Jan 6, daria broke jibboom, split mainsail an w@-Steamer City of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse, from NF a which SS whose Ppa —Dec 26, ve ty i jon 34 50," passed feed steamer, supposed of the German line, bound east“ 30ttr lat 43, lon 00, meamer Senne dinavian, fre Portland for Liverpeot, The C of M prigs 221 passengers. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Santee, Davis, New Bedford for New York. Kehr American Chief, Snow, Roekiand for New York, kehr Rebecca & Harriet, Dill, Providence for New York. Rebr James F H Langhan, Chase, New Haven for Virginia, Sehr Willie H Kobbii idence for Virginia, Schr Mout Haven, Collins. for New York. Sehr Starlight, Allen, Calais for New York. Sehr Mary Clark, Clark, Providence for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Eleanora. Jobnson. New York for Portland. Steamer Glaucus, Bearse, New York for Boston Steamer Galatea. Walden. New York for Providence, Senr Baltimore, Francis, New York for Norwich. Sehr A H Howe, Newbury, Hoboken for Providence, Schr Joe Carleton, Carieton, New York for Buswn, Schr Orient, Davis, Hoboken for Stockton. Sebr J B Carrington, Parker, Pouadelpbia for New Ha- Rehr Mary Sands, Bends, Hoboken for Providence, Schr GL, Lovell, Port Johnson for Boston, Sehr R H Huntley, Port Jolinson for Provider stron, New York for Portiand. on, New York for Rockland. Falk env lost two jibs. Steamers Salier (Ger), for Hamburg: Havana; Hatteras, Fernandina vi Barnes, Savannah; Tsaac Bell, Richmon Norlolk; Wm P Clyde, Pailudelpbr Del; ship Jane Law GBD), Liverpool; barks Annie Bragin, ton (Br), Shangt ald (Nor), Cork; Ornen (Nor), do; Ruma (Aus), d Lowerison (Br), Baltimore} brigs John Mason, Jeremie; Tula, Belise; Rising Sun, Bar bados, Wind at midnight. NW* Barometer at sunset, $0.11, 1 MARITIME MIS( MISCELLANY, Steamer Statesman (Br), parted her stern moormg rope At Mainga during @ strong ewsterly grounded near the point of San Jose Battery, She lay on soft Ground, made no water, dischsresd part of her, oatxo into Lighters and came off without assistance. [The Staves- man arrived at New York Jan 6] Steamer Huntsvintx, from New York for Pernandina, ‘was towed into Tybee yesterday with shaft broken. Sreamen Crry or Peking, Tanner, from San Francisco ity of New York, rt Royal; Gen 4c; Imbro \Br), bemarte, Lewon, Jan 4 for Yokohs nd Hong Kong, returned to port at 9 | PM oth, having, of that day, cracked a blow-val\ and put buck for repairs, Sur Bruce Jacket, at San Francisco Dee29 from New- castle, NSW, reports that on Oct 19, 35 miles SE of New. Pedro Rivs, seaman, tell from the maintopgullant yard overboard and drowned, Snir Piresrx (Br), from West Hartleponl for Doboy (be- fore reported), was towed into Penzance Dec 20, She bore up from 30 deg W after being six weeks out, | | strained. Simp J P Waeecer, from Charleston, in dockin pool Dee 20, fouled the Brazos and LL Sturg’ Considerably damaged. Snir Juno (Br). trom San Francisco, at Liverpool Dee 21. shifted ner carge of wheat Dec 5, during & heavy gale, aud lay on ber beam ends a considerable tune; the cargo trimmed afte: the weather moder: ben Bank Jenstn (Rus), from Pensacola for Bristol, B, be- fore reported, was wrecked near Worm's Head Dec is Barx Roneet Moxrison, Fritsinger, from Ancona for Trapani, to load salt t-r Gloucester, put into Milaszo Dee 6, with loss of sails and part of rigging. She would be ready for ea about the 2th. Bax Gasrann (Nov), from Montreal for Queenstown, he- re re} at Moville with bulwarks stove, &c, arrived up at Londonderry Dec 21. to discharge for repairs. Banx Mania Scamnrit, (Br) from Leghorn for New York, before reported pnt into Gity boon surveyed Dee Bo gud recommended to dlecharge aad dock for Bank Emtita Bananixo (Ital), from Sandy Hook for Batti more, which was ashore at Cape Henry, arrived at Norfolk Jan din tow. Banx Nexztp (Br), from Boston, at Liverpoal Dee 21 (be- fore reported), carried away her rudder Nov * faud on Doc 5 the temporary rudder ‘was ales carried away. Bark Svauxn (Nor), derry, is ashore at North Point. Bric Waren Howes (before reported) was wrecked the day she left Havana—Dec 25. Bai Bona (Br). Turner, from Halifax, NS, for Dundalk, put into Milford Dec 22, with loss of id short of pro- visions. Brig Rearen (Br), from St Jobn, NB, for Gaiway, before reported, went ashore 4 miles west Of Spiddal Dee 20, end would provably be « total wreck. Bure Rosrwoon (Br), Evans, sailed from Troon July 27 for Matanaus, and has not since been heard of, Bric Eumasern & Wituiam, from Newfoundland for Bos- ton, with a cargo.of herring. was wrecked at Chance Coxe, near Cape Ruce, Dee 17. The cargo was consigned te Kim ball 4 Bates, of Boston, and was fully insured in Boston, Scar Nancy W Sw quin at Gibraltar Dec 23, to sail'in a few days, Sonn Exma L Porter, Chapman, from Baltimore for Bos- ton,with coal went ashore on Chatham bar night of Sth inst. ‘The vessel is leaking and bad her maiuboom carried away. Manove Hunter, from South Amboy for Portiand, ve Westhampton. LI, was being stri Vessel. cargo and what eas) haved will be wold by auction at the beach, at 2 Pi 6th). BouR 34008 A Hagentt, from Leshorn for Boston, pat into Delaware Breakwater Gth inst to repair slight dainage to riggin) L_Pontan of Provincetown). Chapman, i, went asbare on Chat: Tie vessel is leaking and carried away, Senn Scvp, from Boone Bay, NP, for Charlottetown, PEI, was wrecked at Pleasant Bay, hear Cape North, Dec 23. Sonn § $ Hanntno, from Philadelphia at Havana Dee 25, Jost deck load of lumber on the passage. Staawroc C8 Sart, of Hartford, while going down the Connecticut River 4th, with a tow of barges and schooners, Bot into the ice and ‘drifted Into the bridge. She lost her okestack and pilot house and drifted through the bridge. ‘Assistance war sought at New London. An American bailt schooner, painted black, abandoned, | with foretopmast taken down and jib bauging loose, was Jusned Noe'S0. in tet 08 lon lé We vA Bune, Dec 21—The brig aaod eine (Br), from Wilming- ton, NC, for Bristol, ashore at the entrance of this barbor, ill holds’ sonether: pert of cargo ‘and ‘materiels will bo savéd to-night, and the vessel must become a total wreck, Noxroux, Jan 5—Messrs B &J Baker & Co's tugboat Nettie, has zone to the assistance of the steamer Louisa, aabore'in 756 fect of water. 5 railes trom Edenton, NU. The feamer's cargo has sustained no damage, San Francisco, Dec 30—Sehr Elvenin went ashore at Gns- r Oreck yesterday. and it is said will prove « total loss. Bite had about 50,000 feet of luraber in at tbe time, and was Dorition at Calter ‘® compl couse ashore, sais was Sontea y than aptain Swan, built the n Ag Port Luglow, went ashore yesterday sia ne Bal an aw will be @ total loss. She is owned ome woed Captain Swan and others, Valued af abe $16,000 an dineured for $9,000, Smtravu.orvo—At Bangor Messrs Joseph Onkes & Son are go eraall lore-and ait schooner. They. ate prepa jarge 3-mastod schooner of 7.0 tons burt Lavncuxo—At San Francisco Dec 29, from the yard of Barie & Webster, bark named Pacific Slope. rt di. Lencih of keel, 19) fect; breadth f hold, 16 feet 4 inches: length conatragted of w fr from All tren or hard wood ased for ma- ‘it King the bitts, trusselirees, round top, ke. was from China. She is sqnare-fastoned, with iron and tree nails, and bas a first class rate for 10 years. She measures 300,000, about 1140 tons, builders’ tonnage, and cost abont NOTICE TO MARINERS. which drifted from her moorings ‘towed back to shy station Ts Wasnrnotox, Jan 6—Notice is Roard that the secoad class ean invetion of Craighill and Rrewertou jaltimore, carried y by the late ran of ter, <r been re- jaced temporarily and until further notice by # Diack spar oy bearing the same number, WHALEMEN, A letter (no date), trom second officer (Mr Thos Shelton) of brig Isabella, Paimer, of New . as Camberiand Inlet, states that they had taken one whale, waking 140 nak WOE, Ambo NUKE AMAL, i wind Dee 16 and ” | gor Saady Hook; 23a Viewry, Waveon, Roe, from Baltimore for London- | Torker, was loading oilex-Palan- | 6.—-TRIPLE SHEET, SPOKEN. York, Dee 13, io the agiieh aumel. Bark St George ree, Be from Quebee for Caernarvon, Dec ‘19, lat 51 30, lon 7 Le a ped Young, from Rio Janeiro for New York, Dee 5, no I NOTICE TO MERCHANT! TS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegrapbing tothe Hexatp London Burean, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to she Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue del'Opers, Paris.” the arrivals at and departures from European and with the United States, the same will be cabledto shis country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economical und expeditious for telegraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Awrwear, Jan S—Salled, bark Arfacsad (Aus), Philadel- phir AmsterpaM, Jan 4—Sailed, bark Kate Harding, Hard! United States. Bursto1, Jan 6—Arrived, brig Dolphin (Br), Smart, Wil- mington, ¥C. Brovwersnaven, Jan 6—Arrived, steamer P Caland (Duteh), Deddes, New York. Brewen, Jan 4—Arrived, bark Annie Torrey, Libby, Maul- main, Sailed 4th, bark B Hilton (Br), Hilton, New Orleans. Cuistiania—Sailed, Von Rhol, for United States. Dear, Jan 6~Sailed, ship E W Stetson, Moore, New York; barks Europa (Nor), Herrick, Pensacola; Arion (for), Da- rien (all from London). Donoennss, Jan 3—Off, bark Gutenburg (Ger), Gerlach, from Charleston for Bremen. Arrived in the Channel Sth, bark Edmund (Ger), Jordan, from Philadelphia for Breme Dusen, Jan 5—Sailed, bark Cavessa Padre (Ital), Schi- afino, United States, Hout, Jan 5—Sailed, ship Bacchus (Br), for New Orleans. Huxvorr, Jan 4—Sailed, ship Clara (Nor), Eitzen, Phila delphia; brig Bengalen (Dutch), New York. Havre, Jan 4—Sailed, ships Mary E Riggs, Langdon, New Orleans; John L Dimmock (Br), Miller, Southwest Pass; Southern Rights, Woodbury, Tybee; barks Addie H Caun (Br), Jenkins, Charleston; Kate (Br), Murphy, Savannah. Arrived 6th, steamer Pereire (Pr), Daure, New York. Liverroon, Jan 6—Arrived, ships Lawrence Brown, Will- iams, Savannah; Andromeda (Br), Murdoch, San Francisco {see below) ; bark Galveston, Sawyer, Galveston. Arrived Sth, ships Royal Edward (Br), Shaw, San Fran- cisco; Baron Blantyre (Br), McLachlan, do; Ravenscrag (Br), Biggan, New York, Suiled Sth, bark Anna A Rich (Br), Murray, United State Lowponprary, Jan 5—Suailed, brig Valero (Br), Mer United States, Mataca, Dec 29—Arrived, brig Martha J Brady (Br), Bra- ey, Now York. Mankse1.i.es—Sailed, brig Incornata Mente Carmilo (Ital), Latrano, New York, QueExstown, Jan 6—Arnived, steamer Elysia (Br), Camp- bell, New York for Glasgow (touched to land the mail). Yorouama, Jan 4—Suiled, steamer City of Tokio, Maury (from Hong Kong), San Francisco. ' Sailed from ——, Kalstad, for United States. Loxnox, Jan 6—Ship Andromeda (Br), Murdoch, from San Francisco, arrived at Liverpool to-day and reports hav- ing experienced # heavy gule Dec 25, and jettisoned 200 tons of eargo. FOREIGN PC PORTS, werd Nov 24—In port ship D Duke of Abercorn (Br), for ew York. Steamer Gordon Castle (Br) is expected for New York, Bxuize, Hon, Dec 23—In port, brig Emily, Morgan, from and for New York: sehr Impulse (Br), Rountre for do. both ‘acoA, Dee 29—In port, echrs Azelda & Laura, Jorgen- sail Jan 10 tor New York: Carrie Bonnell, Harris, for York, ide; Geo Washington, Rolf, for Charleston. do. Courv, Dec 8—Suiled, brig Raven, Nash, Cepualonia, Cuamraton, Dee 23—In pori, sehr Jessie Elisabeth, Babb, for New York, ready, ‘Cranruxcos, Jan’ 1—Arrived, prig Bdith Mary (Br), Kingston, Ja:'s, sehr Hortensin, Larrabee, Machias: Me. Donn, Jan B—arrived, bark Windward (Br), Higgins, hn, Gueriown, D Dec 9—Sailed, schr Maggie Masters (Br), Mas- w Yor! ole ava, Jan S—Arrived, steamer © W Lord, Colton, New OReied ath, schr A B Perry, Lock, New York. Tauivax, Jan 3—Sailed, steamer Hibernian (Br), Archer (trom Liverpool), Baltimore, Lucnony, Dec ‘17—Arrived, brigs Chas Purvis, Small, Trieste; 19ib, Rock (Br), Wright, Genoa, pilzssina, Dec 68 jailed, brigs Hattie Pattis (Br). Pettis, 'A'M Heslens Gould, Peiladelpais (ast New York); Peet bark Smyrniote, Sears, In'port Dec 16, barks Borde nm (Nor). to loa! for the | United States; F Pirandetto (tal), and Luigi Monesteri (Ital), for do, do: brigs Maur ee, Veasie, from Smyrna, ar- rived 10th, for Baltimore, Ig. poten, Jan 4—Arrived, schr Grace Bradley, Turner, ewport, OpRssa, abont Dec 30—Arrived, ship Zouave, Means, York via Smyrna, Port Natat, ECA, Nov 15—In port, sehr Sadie F Caller, Webber, ding. for East Indies. Pour be Paix, Dec 25—In port, sehr EC Racket, for For tune I to sail 27th. at H "), 10 Jantino, Dec I—Sailed, bark Campanero Walker, Battinore, ait port Dec 1, brig Maggie Vail (Br), Pratt, for Mobile, ont Jonx, NB, Jan 6—Arrived, brig Premier (Br), Wilson, ney. Conquest (Br), for -——, bas put back; eanse not Cleared Oth, brig Cheviot (Br), Carter, Cardenas, Taxex Riviins, 8, Dee 0) -Sailed, bark Fiush Light (Br, new), Card, Hampton Roads for orders, [Pen Seamer Ciry or Moxrneat stat and Porto Rico. 4 (s), Barre, New Orleans, Na, Dec 17—Arrived, Castalia (s), Larragoiti, New ‘Orleans via Havana, Boupeavx, Doe 20—Arri | wiSdordan Crowell, Baltinare” Batavia, Nov 13—Sailed, ©) has Fohes, Low. Sourabaya, Canniry, Dec 22—Arrivod, Horn, Bristol, Cleared Diet d Williams, Wilts Dee 21—Anchored, Liszie Wri i. ri ‘ama, Stoesen, New York; HA ht, Lendon Tor "New Or- leans, Arrived 284, Matha, Parington, Port Natal for London; | Sverlinj orling bier, Wilmington, NC, lor do (and voth sau ‘Suiled 234, Carlton, Coggins (from New York). Landon. Pi agle, Tozier, from Pensacola for | London; Edith, Thomas, Bul! River Baltic (ship), from Quebec for'do; Marion, Proud, for do; Louisa Bliss, Strong, Boston fo Wright, Kerr, St John, DUB Dee d1— Arrived York. 2ist, Warden Law, Johnston, New ‘ork. peuaimons, Dee 20—Arrived, Alice Tainter, Losberg, Reval Fa.wovrn, Dec 22—Sailed, Montmorency, Cormier (from Francisco), H A Gninsay, Dec 21—Arrived, Kate Davenport, Miller, New Orie: Lorton Vale, Beamer, Mobi x 224, Fides, Thorsen, Mo! Kotn @, Ringk avant Grantor, "ath 21—Sailed, Marchioness of Queensbary, Henderson, poeh. Grascow, Deo 21 Arrived, Victoria (#), Hedderwick, New ‘ork. Sailed 18th, Rolando Berard, Rolando, Savannah; woo Dunlop, Hav: ‘20sh, LW Wheeler, Bowman. wat, 22[n port, windbound, Charlotte, for New @ “oa, Dec 18—Sailed, Aberde: wage, Palermo. Cleared Isth, Francisco G, for Thiinde! hia. Al urnball, Quebec. few ids, hixtrom, Philadelphia; la: Profeta. Gracopelia, Baltimore, @i—Arrived, Herder (8), Ludwig, yqiavnm, Dec 20—Cleared, Nannio T Rell, Fitts Ragua, Laverroot, Dee 22—Arnved Prussian oe Ritehie, Port- and, Autos a), Hoseason, Boson: Tialy @),, Thompun. | New York; 23d. Assecaradeur, Shechan, be John NB; The 0 4 Riehardern, Brodie, Wilmington, i, Rio Janeiro ree San Fri on) John Clark, Pendleton, Bombay: eps, 3 | Breakwater: Anes, Foss, New Sciotne’ lhatgerah & Wier, Pha 08 Greet Ormshend 20th, Northern Queen, Miller, trom | Liverpool tor New ¥. | ‘Arrived at, «Holyhoud Sd Gen Sedgwick, Rogers, Liverpoo! for Buevos Ayres. Dee 23—Arrived, Tirrell, Morgan, Monimein Stetson, New York (and entered out on her retura Nmouson, Pennscole; Ls Mi Mer. Bhine, | Cleared 21st, Hortonsia rill, Minot, St Thom: i, Baltimore ¢. |. Dec 23—Arriv miebee, Taos ux, Deo 17—Arcived, Onoiaska, Palier, Trieste, Suiled 18th, Sarah Hobart, Pinknam, Boston; 19¢h, La rence, Howes, Palermo. PLywoctn, Dec 21—OfM, Adelgande, Hoffgaard, from Lon- don for Pensacola, Piitav, Dec 19—Arrived, Sunshine, securadear, eo and ‘eo adelpuia india, Petersen, Dublin; rowers, Montr: ud pat into Cowes same ‘etnnia, Wilttaus, Liverpe back ad, Urbano, Olivar, from York for Bristol, tacenat stress of we: CrHAMPTON, Deo Ji—Arrived, Henry, Martinasen, Pera, yy e by ma Gr Jersey ad. 2d—Arrives atvig, San! New York, Batted 2isty Vinggit, Meise Sevnunal ot seh Buvitex, Dee 7-—Salled, Alice. Dye Srnatrs or Sunpa, Noy 9—P. jeheraiah Giheeny Bradford, from for Boston, Vemplar, Lewis, from do for London, AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, O, Jan S—Arrived, shins City of Tanjore (it) and; Dauntless. Choster. sai Francisco, to loud for Queensto load tor Liv erpool; bark ALEXANDUIA. J ‘rs Annie Lyons, Row ten, TT Tanker, + Ide Birdsall (from Georgetown), Jotioken. BOSTON, Jan Series here Blanche Howe, Chase, Buenos Ayres: brigs 8 ristos (Br), Tucker, Sarin: ey Melrose, Griggs, Port Jounsun; scles Potter, Demerara; Angola, Wooster, toantel Stevens, Baker, St Mare; A Feoea Rene ois Spies: fre eas Five . Riel . Sisters, Wall ton, BC; AL Alo acxireg. steamer, fe Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels tradiag | irom and ALicanTE, Dec 16—Saiied, Stepsen Bishop, Gilkey, Cuba | Le Scrivr, Dee 17-—-Off, Hanesen (1), Berentsen, from Doboy; | f one Piel, bet port; i! Pearl, Chas Lawes et a St Joh NB; Msasste Leet tae, Oi 6, St le a ed to load ws baka alveston; Nellie Brown, ‘Kelly. BAUTINORE, Jan S—Areived, sus Everhard Dein + Campanero (Br), Waiker, Rio Janeiro; (aes Hampton Roads; Branss nidne, ae vie lete (Br), Hutchinson, Bris Guhe-Acrived, Josephine Thomson, M York ; shi Wa wilose Grecket, Livoroools berks AbGie i att oP | tell, da; Senet K ‘London 4g ED OH voller, aw, Rulon, Ralon, do. be ‘sive : sea steamer, Ahoy 9 Fapensiada Foster, roi dence; bark Yamoyden, Tobey, Rio. Gonos: N Btowers, Stowers, Moore, Franklin, Boston, Kate & Graciosa (Port), Ross, mington, NG; schrs J I | Zula, Bonsall, Pail River; Tom’ Williams, Kiwards, Jersey iso cleared, stosmeer Johns Hopkins, Hallett, Boston; ark Nor), Bi veesied harks Noriua, und Salem; schrs Amos Walker, and Shiloh. BRUNSWICK, Dec 31—Cleared, achr Delb!, Rmergon, area Jan 3—Arrived, brig Denorah 8 Boule, ‘ whi rrived, schrs Harriet Lewis, Cash- man, Pa yo Deaneeas Saath Wind, Foster, South Anes. Eon RLESTON Jan 3—Arrived, bark Glenora (Br), Me- ‘enzie, tr. Sallea Beis ( (not sehr) Compeer (Br), Ellis, Baltimore. Sth— Arrived, bark Saxon (Nor), Wilmington, NO. Off the port—Schr E & Emerson, Sears, frou, Otb—Arrit steamer Virginia Hunter, iladelpbiat Cr ‘A Southwest Pass. jarks Bachelors (Br), Baltimore; Nellie T Guest Go; sy x) Upham London; Gitana (Nor), well, de selirs Curtis’ Ack i: ts el R ‘OWN, Tan 4—Arrived, schrs Hndson, Coleman, hd = for Gloucester ; Osseo, St Jobu, NB, for New York > N New York for Boston, FERNANDINA. Dec St Arrived, Gtenmet Francis Elena, Salen, Savannah; bark Skiphaden’ (Nor), Hanson, Liver {Gleared—schr Annio E Stevens, Montgomery, Philadel nes 2acrivea “sone ae Ertan, Gitkey, Barbados; Bigma E Povter (Br), Hush te Cleared—Steamer Ly na, Smith, lio LiSmith, Weeks, Baltimore: Fred Watton’ Richt wave is FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 6—Passed in, barks MC (Sp), from Havana for Baltimore; Venadis (Nor). from Glouces” ter, B, for do; schr Nautilus from Bermuda for Norfolk. Sailed—Barks Sansone, Speranza and Vug, for Baltimore. Passed one ant Chas Laling, for Bremen; barks Ca- | rib, for tho West Indies; Ocean Express, for London: A gelica, for Quoenstown; Hohenaollern, for the Contiven heno, for Cork: Ebenezer, for Bremen: Breidablik, fur Cork; brigs Fanny, for Cuba; G M Jones, for Rio. Arrived—Barks Galveston, from Bremen, seeking; Haver Jock, from Rio Janeiro for orders; brig Sunnyside, do do. | In’ Hampton Roads Sch, bark Cibele (Aust), Cattarinich, from Queenstown. GALVESTON, hrs Chas A Conlomb, Fennimore, Key Wee mn, Tredup, Brazos San- | tiago. | Jan S-Arriced, bark All (Nor), St Thomas, | Bailed—Ship Progress. stevens, Liverpool, | GEORGETOWN, E n l—Arrived, achr Vraie, Price, | New York, | GLove TER, Jan 6—Artived, burk Carrie E Long, Park, vw KE Arrived. brig MA Palmer (Br), Max | Payal (ordered to Pensacoia) Jaa ved, sec! s R Kirk, | PMOBILE ey G—Arrived, shi | Nash, Liverpool: Ciytie (Br), Tate, do; burk A C Adams, Collum, nx Cleared-—Bark Galona (Br), Smith, Cork or Falmouth ; | sehr Josue Grindle, Freothy. Kingston. Ja. NEW ORLEANS, rrived, steamer St Louis (Br), | news targtpoet ees ships Thomas Ford, Hall, New York} Lake’ Michigan (Br); Lamont, Sis jovelad (Br) Lat London; barks Johannes Poss (Nor), Jobsen, Hurcelo: Aus), Gladrovich, Bordeaux: Alpert, (Nor), An (Nor), Christiansen, Leith. ass, Jan 6—Arrived, bark Ecuador (Br), Hugh rpool (and ordered to New ng eaeyd | “NORBOLK, Jan 4—-Arriveds ship Kate Pi Antwerp via Tybee; bark Emilia Barabino (1121), kon, Sandy Hook via Cape Henry (where sue was ashore) | for Baltimore, | Cleared—Brig Castilian, Owens, Barbados. | _ Sth—Cleared, ship Antaretic (Br), Smith, “Liverpsol; bark, | Carib, Townsend, St Croix. | NEW BEDFORD, Jan 5—Sailed, schr$ 8 Smith, Snow, | New ¥ | Sth Pride of Encland (Br), Arrived, schr Dexter, Clark, Port Johnson. WPORT, Jun 5—Sailed, schrs Willie H Lord. Robbins, Providenen for Virginia; Eliza Ann, May. Newhuryport {or Deiaware City; Harvest, Corwin, Providence for Now York; | Mott Haven, Collins, and Starlight, Allen, ais for do; | Freddie W Allen, Doane, Boston for Virginia. | _ In port—Schrs SP Brown, Tinker, for Cuba; Elisha T . Baker. and Gentile, Eldridge, from New York ;. Com Kearney, Mason, Calais for New York (after discharging | part of cargo). ig NEW LONDON, Jan 5—Arrived, steamer Dennis Valen- ting, Elizabethport for Norwich: schrs W fl Rowen, and | Elise Puro, ‘Now York for Providence: Bela Peck, “Hobo- <Vew HAVEN, Jan 5—Arrived, brig Stockton. Allen, Al- rs D Reede, South Amboy; Sarah an’ S—Arnived, schrs Elizabeth M HL Fuller, Smith, St Mary's, Ga; New York; Aid (not us before), exandria, E Bruen, Petty, PHILAD: Cook, Cook, F Susan B Ray. Endicott, Somers, New Haven. Sth—Arrived, steamer Centipede, Miller. Boston; ship. | Derby (Ger), ‘Hunecken, Bremen; barks Johanna Ger), Muaster, Liverpool: Gustay Metaler (Ger), Jork, Im: pero _ Fulton. Londonderry ; Garibaldi (Ital), Cagliero, jeltast: Wifsta Wart (Sw), Haltman, Hamburg: nt ‘Third (Port), Santos, Lisbon: Abbie Thomas (Br), Eldridge, Rotterdam ; beige Johanna ‘argaretha (Nor). en lervo (Ras), Hillstrom, Cardiff; se » Newman, Vinalhaven; Rillle 8 Derby, Taylor, "Gicared—Stoumer Civde, Kennedy, New Yor Oliva speciosa (ital), Dadero, Cork or Falmouth {iiab Gambardella, Triesto; vehrs Thomas @ Smith, Hand, rbados; James A Potter, Ogier, Matanzas; Nurriganset, | Showy Privicenes, | Newcastix, Del, Jan 6, AM—Passed np, echrs J N Colby, | from Darien : David Ames, Portland. Bawns town waiting for flood tide before gomg through boat is alongside DeLawank Brearwater, Jan 6, AM—Arrived, barks. Braage (Nor), from Dieppe: Hannah (Nor), Rotterdam. Barks Caroiin Premuda, and mma, suited for Philadel- 1 M Dudman passed ont last evening, Bark Sunbeam sailed this AM; also schrJ M Haskell, from Laghorn for Boston. M—Arrived, barks Capella, (Nor). from Relfast, 1; W aneute (Rus), from 1S Strassmayer (Anst), from Plymouth, E, in baliaet for orders A light bark was beati yp the harbor at 3:30, Twa darks are below." Reading steamer No4 is here PORTLAND, Jan 4—Cieared, xcur Gov J ¥ Smith, Crow- ell, Baltimore (not as telegraphed) id Torrey, for New York’ ris, Roeklan hrs Mare 8 Tibbites, for Philadelphia; KE’ Ari Gah arrived, bark 8 th—Arrived, bark Sarmiento, Adams, Boston ; sehr Gri Webster, New York. i ri Clearod—Steamer Franconia, Brage, New York; bark Chis Lewis ‘new, Race. Cape Town, ‘OGH PROVIDENCE, Jan 3 cArrived, schra Vandalia Saddler, Elisabethport: Eliza & Rebecca, Stothof, Port Johnson; A H Peary, Peary, Weehawken; Sarah Wooster, Sher nan, Hoboke ood, and Ceres, Alley, do; Time, ack: ‘ailed—Steamers meowites, 1 March, Baltimare folk: Yindieator, Rogers: Pottsville, Winnett, and Berks, Pendleton, Vhitadelph ort Sele Sarah Wooster, of New York, to winter. = ee <3 OO, Dec 29—Arrived, barkx Atalanta, Commo, Port Gamble; Chira (CR), Brovbons, Iquique; brig Sea Watt, Hastorf, Columbia River. |. bark Dublin, Howe, Seabeck. ) Washington Libby, Hanson, Nanaimo; bark ‘Tam O'Shanter, Patierton, Astoria s Loch Ores (Br), Currie, Liverpool ; leared—ship Cut er Creelman, Cork. Sailed—Bark Lapwing (Br). Cook, Liver Boag pad Jom | Cairo (Br), Irvine, Lt race New aoe ‘Boo 34—Arrived, ship Germania, Baker, San -anctsen, SAVANNA. Jan 3—Arrived, bark Robert (Rus), Thies sen, Cleared—Brig Lealtal (Sp), ay Barcelona. 6th—Arrived, bark © Michener, Bordeanx; brig Blvle Alloa (Br), Kneveds, Cape Verda. Sailed—Ship Minnie II Gero: Champion (Br. do: Betty (Ger), more; ft do: Glitner (Nor), Grace E ‘Cann (Br), Mobile; a (Ger), Charl ES Mill 1). Mitchell | twa — r), Philadelphia; Br), Liverpool ; i Pat into lybee—steamer Hantaville, Chester, from Now York for Fernandina, with sham broken. SOMERSET, Jan J—Arrived, scare G C Morris, Endicott; Heury May, Hatch; Alex Youn Ruchel Jane, Bur- dick, and John KE Hurst, Sok joboket ley, Noreen, Hoboken. "Jan SArrived, ship Sacraments, “sobre Willie | i 1 wit. Portiand Jor ea sonel Lindsey and Grace Kelly (Br) BM Neponset. Uslen Atnes, Kian ichol, Alfred Keen, § Ti Abal, Lucia Seren, N tt Sinai) Mane : dell, Lucia BSeres, per , 01 WP Parker, George HH i 4 its, Nellie Lumpar, Francis Hatch, WP Green, BF Crovke Lie way, Timothy Field, Nath Stevens, WF Swift, Simanna, HW Crowiay, mg ay Hotder | vee, THe Custos jay (Br) orwe O | i] iP a4 ® y ind. Pcie Tennesses, Saban, eh sate Havtie Baker, Parag, Lucy, Cit N, NO, Tes G—Arrived, bark Eiwilie (Ger), Ee wT ACHTS, | STEAMBOATS, we. {vor YOR SALE.— WOODEN ny IRON STRAMSHIPS, Fs Steamboste, Steam Tugs, Steam Yactita, and Launches of all descriptions. Apoly w FREDK. G, SOUMIDT, No. } $9 Williaan st. 538 FOOT JIB AND MAINSAIL WoT, IN Cage order, If sold at once, Call on or addres Neat 136 Forsyth st., New York, ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER, ont Sates fot numerous eases withom publicity lexal @verrwhere; no charge until divaree Aaview trea Established 20 iOUSE, Aatornes. 4 ‘A SULUT! vi ther ahlicite : leyn) everywhere ; sorme satisiactory; advice free. 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