The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1877, Page 8

THE DUAL COVER} MENTS Governor Hampton’s Machinery Greased with Contributions. ee PUBLIC MEETINGS OF TAXPAYERS. —_——e———- Governor Chamberlain's Oil of As- surance from Washington. SAFETY WHILE GRANT IS PRESIDEN Preparations for Governor Nicholls’ Inauguration. NO FEDERAL INTERFERENCE. Governor Packard Still Holding the State House. oF SOUTH CAROLINA. @ME LABORS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE AND THR RESULTS—OPERATION OF THE HAMP- TOM MACHINERY OF GOVERNMENT—CHAMBER- QLaIn’s RELIANCE ON WASHINGTON FOR SUP- PORT—THE TWO GOVERNORS ON THE HAYES- MACKEY INTERYTEW. [DX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ] Couvauta, Jan. 7, 1877. ‘The Senate committec has been in session now Bearly one month and basexamined about 250 wit- Resees, a large majority of whom were negrocs care- fully collected by United States District Attorney Cor- din from the vicinity of the scenes of the Hambarg and Ellenton riots. About ove-fourth of the witnosses Were white mon introduced by Senator Merriman, democrat, and 1 have iniormation which states that testimony of the latter has succeestully rebutted that given before the committes by Mr. Corbin’s wit- pesses, THE COMMITTEE'S MISSION, The mission of this committee was strietly to inves- gate whether any citizens of the ago af twenty-one Bad been deniod or abridged in their riguts to vote, Dut Messrs. Cbristiancy anda Cameron have gone into en elaborate and exhaustive collection of outrages, Atrocities and horrors, So far, however, it has been elearly and successfully established that beyond the * petentatious displays made by the whites during the eampaign there was little or no intimidation of votes practised, and that intimidation of nogrocs by negrocs @us more extensive than by whites, Thia was further @emonstrated by the fact that the republican party polled a larger vote at the last election than it ever did before, which satisfactorily reiutes the charge of in- Simidation. THE OUTRAGE MILL, ‘With these results staring them in the face the mis- Bion of the committee isa failure as far as the party is Boncerned, and hence it was necessary that they should go into the outrage mill business to enable them to make some sort of purty capital I am informed Bhat on this seore the distinguishea republican Sena- tors will also jail, for it is well known that neither tho Hamburg affair nor the Ellenton riot bad any political Dignificance whatever. THE GUBERNATORIAL QUESTION, Mt is stated that Judge S. J. Mackey will’ appear be- fore the committee on Tuesauy next, and will produce Gocumentary evidence very damaging to Chamberlain, ‘The latter, it is stoted, is engaged in preparing an elaborate document, showing the grounds upon which | his proclamation was issued, for the committee. It ‘will be bard tor him to prove that there was a neces- ity for a proclamation or for troops in the face of the * fact that be never attempted the arrest of one of tho Hamburg or Ellenton rioters. ‘THE MAMPTON GOVERNMENT. Hampton’s government floats along steadily. Con- tributions, under his call for ten per cent of last year’s tax levy, are rapidiy flowing in from the taxpayers, | and he has already placed: the charitable institutions and the Penitentiary in a conditien far above any im- mediate or prospective want. He is in daily receipt 8f profiers of money and renewed assurances of allo- Biance, and each mail brings him a basketful of letters, to ail of which he gives his persons! supervision and Bitention. If this continues, ns the indications aro Shas it certainly will, the Chamberlain dynasty will hesuredly be starved out, despite the presence of the company of United States troops at the State House, PUBLIC MERTINGS of the taxpayers are being held in every county in the Btate, whieh are in many instances largely attended by wegrocs, at which resolutions are passed condemn- ng Chamberlain’s government as a usurpation, retus- We to pay bim a cent of tribute, and indorsing Hamp- bon and pledging him tho support of all the taxpayers ‘tm the State. CHAMBERLAIN ON THE SITUATIO Singular to relate, in tho faco of these substantial overtures to Hampton and these unanimous public @emonstrations in bis favor, Chamverlain regards it all Wish seeming philosophical equanimity, He remarked bo me to-day that the action of tho Hampton govern- ment in providing for the lunatics, orphans and con- viets relieved him of his greatest embarrassment, and he was gratified that the democratic taxpayers and ther charitably disposed persons had assumed the sare of these unfortunates. Chamberlain does not think that this voluntary contribution of taxes will have any effect whatever in deciding which 1s the legal Governor of the State, and he congratulates bimself that such a grave responsibility bas been temporarily Pemoved from his shoulders. | RELIANCE ON WASHINGTON, says that the question of the Governorsbip can- Rot be decided by the people of the State now nor by Any tribunal in the State, but that it will be settled in Was! ton, either by Congress or by the President, | Phe Governor believes that the present condition of Maire will drag along woti! the 4th of Maret next | unless Congress svoner disposes of the question of ihe Governorship. He feels sate as long as President @rant remains in the White House, and thinks that efter bis term expires he will bo supported by Bayes, who, be firmly believes, will be inaugurated, If, un the other band, Tilden should occupy the I'rest- di@aul chair for the next four years he bas but little @cavt that the latter would recognize Hampton and | bis government. TUR BRNATORIAL QrestioN, Another view taken by Chamberlain is that, if Con. Brees fails to act in the rontter belore the 4th of March, Whe question ss to the legality of the State govern. Ment will come cp squarely betore the Senute upon | the application of General Butior, the uemocratic Sen- | ater elect and of United Stator, and District Attorney Corbin, the republican Senator olect, jor admission to that body. THR PROULAMATION rRoGRAMME, Onder the influence of the sharp criticisms in the Werthern papers and advices from Waehingion, Gov- ernor Chamberlain scems to have abandoned the | Baticipated programme of issuing @ proglatmation egainst Hampton and bis yovernment, a8 such B® game would ve too dangerous He now | gays thst bo does not look forward to any collisions or | Clashes of authority that would be serious, aud tiat all Minor conficts ns tothe poxsession of offices woald Gnd ap casy and peaceful solution fo the courts, This fa the first time ue has been known to trust anytoing to a decision of the 51 vourts, and the Governor was fm sdegree foncious ana choertui, which was quite | apasuel for bin. \ (ASS URANC VROM WASHINGTON, 1 ‘This frame o: mind was, I found, in the mato, the | @ffcet vi a telegram received by him from Washington. | Thegespateb inforised vim that Congressmen Ranks. | | Lapham Lawrence, the republican members of the | Boure committee who were bere investigating the = electors) vote ot the Siste, = had eniied upon the President since ther aris | val in Wasningten, aud had assured tim thas | Poumberinin wee cleete! Governor of thia State, | | be tm favor of the Nicholls g | to vee NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1877. The House committee did not go into an examination of the vote for Governor exc: pt in cn incidental man- ner, and while the six democrats are assured of Hampton’s clection the three republicans seem to be ‘equally assured of Chamberlain's election according to his advices from Washington, THE MATRS-MACKEY INTERVIEW. Governor Chainperiain ebuckled over the annoyance occasioned among the democrats by Judge Mackey’s officious zeal in visittag Governor Hayes and making professions and overtures which have been published as coming from #nd authorised by Hampton. He said that while Governor Hampton had denied these pub- lished reports, yét, nevertheless, he could mot divest bimscif of the fact that Mackey was the accredited bearer of a lotter from bim to Hayes which, in iteell, placed Hamptoo 19 an awkward position. GOVERNOR MAMPTON'S DIBCLAIMER. Tn this connection Governor Hampton is very em- phatic in disolaiming all responmbility from the views announced by Juage T. J, Mackey in his interview with Mr. Hayes, In tho course of a convorsation with your correspondent this afternoon ho stated that Judge Mackey went to Obio on private bumness, and was not sent by bim, nor authorized in any way to speak for him or for the democracy of South Carolina. ‘the views he expressod were his own, and General Hampton can only account tor the misconception which has arisen upon she supposition that Judge Muckey’s declaration of bis own views were in somo manner conlounded with those ho gavo as coming from Raaon TILDEN BLKCTED, General Hampton said in conversation that he has always believed that Tilden was Iairiy elected, but bas entertained grave doubts as to whether he would be allowed to take his seat. He sal “Our poople desire a peaceiul constitutional solution Of these questions, and we trust this will be bad, Peuce 18 éasential 6 us, and we of the South should take no part im the settlement of the Presidentia, question until called on todo so by some legitimate authority,” LOUISIANA, THE PREPARATIONS FOR NICHOLLS’ INAUGURA= TION TO-DAY—AN IMPOSING CEREMONY TO TAKE PLACE—ORGANIZATION OF THE DEMO- CRATIC FGRCES—ORDERS 10 THE POLICE AND THB MILITIA—-THE SENATORIAL QUES- ‘TION. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD, ] New Oguxass, Jan. 7, 1877. More interest, but as yet no very great excitement, ‘s manifest in the community respecting the antici- pated events of to-morrow, It is still generuliy be- lieved that the mauguration and all matters incident thereto will pass off quietly. NICHOLLS! INAUGURATION, Extensive preparations have been made for Nicholls’ inauguration on Monday, The reception commuitwes have been appointed trom all the clubs and represen- tatives from all public corporations, Tho stores will be closed and the people generally will unite to make ita very imposing affair. Packard’s inauguration will take place within tho State House. ‘THM MACHINERY OF GOVERNMENT, It bas just beon stated to your correspondent on the most reliable authority that no attempt will be made by the Nicholls government to intoriere with the Packard government, but it will, nevertheless, be put in active operation. Tax coliectors will be appointed throughout the State, who will immediately commence the preparation of rolls and the colicetion of taxos, All the district courts will be oponed and 1t is said will be recognized by the Sherif. tax PoLice anv THR MILITIA, To-day has boen spent by the democrats im com- Pleting the organization of their forces, which consist of about 400 police, under Captain Boylan, chief, and three brigades of militia, numbering about 4,000 men ‘The former force will be placed on duty immediately after the mauguration coremonies, and new siation houses will be established at convenient points through the city, Tho militia will remain quiescent, and be called out only in cases of extreme emergency. Colo- nel Davidson B. Penn will be appointed Adjutant Gen- eral, Among the first acts of the Nicholls govern- ment will Ve tho appointment of the Supreme Bench, which will consist of Judges Manning, Marr, Spencer, Do Blano and Egan. VIRWS OF THE DEMOCRATS, Interviews with the prominent leaders to-day d monstrate this movement as both carnest and serious, ond it i@ pot likely to be interrupted short of actual force exercised by the United States military author. ity, which is insteuctod, it is believed by the demo, crats, not to interfere except for the preservation of the peace, as in the case of the late Arkansas trouble, The new police will be instracted to patrol their beats without regard to the present force, and in no case to interfere with them except in case of attempted arrest, in which event they are to resist. REPUBLICANS UNBASY. ‘the republicans aro uncasy; their entire force con- sists of 510 police and about 500 militia, and their | principal object will be confined to defending the State House from attack, au event only likely to occur in case of a contest elsewhere, |, Colonel Jack Wharton, the present Adjutant General® of this State, was appointed and qualined yesterday as tho Clerk of the new Superior Civil Court. THX SENATORSUIP, It is understood that the Kellogg Legislature will eloct the two United States Senators on Tuesday next, The democratic Legislature will only ballot formally | from day to day for one Senator, holding Eustace’s election last seasion, for the short term, to have been legal. Genoral Longstreet hus declined to accept aay posi- | tion, THE CRITICAL sITUATION. Notwithstanding the peacetul professions made upon all sides, the situation must be regarded as exceedingly critical, and after to-morrow serious results are likely to occur ut any moment, GENERAL LONGSTREET DECLARES NICHOLLS FAIRLY ELECTED—THE OUTRAGES REPORTED OF NO POLITICAL SIGNIPICANCE—HE BE- LIEVES THE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES NEU- TRAL. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) New Onteans, Jan, 7, 1877, General Longstreet was interviewed by your cor- respondent late to-night and expressed his firm con- viction that the Nichoils government had beon tairly eiected; that it should and would be sustained, The Returning Board had been unjust in its action, and no declined recognizing it in any event. THR OUTKAGES occurring had no political significance any more than ithey had occurrea in Maive, New York or Iitinoia, He does not believe that any ‘ntimidation, so-called, occurred at this election, Any irregularities that may have occurred were fully counterbulanced, He con- widers the face of the returas a fair indication of the results and as giving the democrats the State unques- tionably. He proposed to take no action jn the matter whatever, but ifeompelied to 18 would certainly ment, YEDKRAL AUTHORITIRG NHUTRAL, It was bis opinion that the Unitec States military authorities did no, care who was declared Governor provided the public peace was preserved. As portinent to this opinion it may be stated that be | had received a visit from eral Augur only « short time before, GOVERNOR KELIOGG'S CALL FOR TROOPS RE- PEATED—PRESIDENT GRANT'S REPLY AS GIVEN BY HIMSELY—HIS VIRWS ON THE BIT- UATION~-NO INTERVERENCE EXCEPT FOR TRE PRESERVATION OF PEACE. Wasutxoron, Jan 7, 1877. It will Ve recollected that lust week the Louisiana republican Legislature pastod a resolution asking tor military protection against upprebonded democratic violence and that the rosolution was telegraphed to the President and laid betoro the Cabinet last Tnosday, when it was deemed proper that no action should be taken upon it, Since that time Governor Kellogg, actuated by a like feur, tole- gruphea to the President to the same effect, and de- wiring the recognition of the republican Governor and Legislature, ax two inaugurations wil! take place to. morrow in New Orleans—that of Packard, republican, j and Nicholls, democrat, by their respective parties. MRETING OF THK GAMINET, The President having prepared @ reply to Governor Kellogg's tolegraim, caled an extraordinary meeting of © the Cabinet to-day, at One o'clock, in order to inform th mbera of his proceedings im the premises and re harmonious action, The reply was unani and this afternoon transmitted by ernor Kellogg, and the substance of it movely approve telegram to Go afterward given by the President bimself on applica- ton as follows:— THR PRESIDENT’S STATEMENT. There will be two iaugurations of Governor to- morrow unleas one of them is prevented. 1 do not Propose, however, to interfere with them. I have Dothing before mo to justify action in the way of receg- nizing either Governor and therefore cannot do 80, Row engn a8 a committee of euch house of Congress now engaged 10 investigating all the facts of the lat including the cuntests of the two Governors Legialatures, both claiming to be legally me, under these circumstances, to recox- @ other would be hardly ju: aneble, and I have so informed Governor Kellogg. SENTIMENT OF TUK VKOPLE, The Presidens iurther said that the cemocratic State governmeut orgauization has the sympathy of such Portion of the of that State as have the requisite means to give sustenance to it, and their Governor and Legislature would be recognized uf there were not halfso many as there are now in the de cratic party of Louisiana. PRACE TO BK PRESERVED. The President repeated that he would not interfere by recognizing either Governor until the contest should be settled through the Congressional investigation now im progress, bat ho should consider it to be his duty to keep the peace if occasion requires, and prevent blood- sued, pending the political complications. THE OHIO DEMOCRATS, PREPARATIONS FOR THE CONVENTION TO- DAY—ARRIVAL OF DISTINGUISHED STATES- MEN—MODERATE TONE OF THE LEADERS, (Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Co.cvusvs, Jan. 7, 1877. Ropresentative democrats are now bere from most of the counties, Congressmen Vanco and Hurd ar rived to-night, as did General George McCook. The general impression to-night is that while tbe Conven- ‘tion will be a large one, it will not be as large as was expected some time ago. TONE OF THE CONVENTION. The impression of the leading men is that the Con- vention will be an enthusiastic one and that the speceches will be of a determined but peaceful charac- tor aud that the resolutions will be moderaté in tone, RAMPANT RURAL MEMBERS. It is the ovident intention of those who will shape tho matters of tho Convention to discountenance the rural delegates, who are determined to insist upon war if Tilden’s election is not conceded by tho Senate, and quite hkely several enthusiastic and warlike who uro now getting their speeches in I not have a chance to get them off to-mor- y Gevernor Allen will be present. irivat vices irom "nis bome teaRy stated that he would not be here, ‘Tux ORGAMTATION. Pendleton, Heory Stansbury and Rufos King w Ji talked of for permanent cauirman of tuo meeting, and one of them will probably be chosen, MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Wae Ogranruent, Ovvics oF THY CHIKY SigNaL Ovvicys, Wasuiscron, Jan, 8—1 A. Indwations. In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, falling barometer, warmer southerly winds, partly cloudy weather, and possibly oceasional rains will prevail, followed by rapidly rising barometer, decidediy colder and brisk or high northerly winds. In the west Gulf States, rapidly rising barometer, brisk and bi; northerly winds, decidodty colder, partly cloudy weather and possibly light ratios, or, in the northern portion, snow. In Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and lower loke ro- gion, rapidly rising barometer, brisk and bigh north to west winds, débidedly colder, partly cloudy weather and occasional snow followed by clearmg weather in the two first sections, Inthe upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, rising and high barometer, lower temperature, diminishing west to north winds, decidedly cold and generally clear woathor, possibly succeeded in the upper portion of the last district by falling barometer and winds shifting to warmer south oF east, In the Middlo and Eastern States, Eni barometer, west to south winds, veering to brisk and possibly high northwesterly, decidedly colder, partly cloudy weather, and possibly, in the northern portion, occa- sional snow. The rivers in the Middle and Eastern States will probably rise. Cautionary signals continue at Eastport, Galveston and Indianola, Waals THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudout’s pharmacy, Heravp Buliding:— 1876, 1877. 2 39 1876, ie 42 3 40 37 38 12 36 Average temperature yestorday..... Average temperature for ea en date ‘ast year. DEAD AT THE COUNTER. John Cain, aged forty-two, of No. 340 East Eleventh street, died suddenly at ‘‘Solari’s” restaurant, No, 44 University place, yesterday evening. Three physicians wore called in, but too late, He had been stricken by apoplexy. Cain was the oysterman at tho restaurant, PETRUSKI, THE PARENT BEATER. Edward Petruskt, residing with bis parents, on Ber- genline avenue, Union Hill, N. J., was arrested at an carly hour yesterday morning for assaulung his Parents. His motherremoustrated with him when he came in about thecharacter of a girl with whom he was Keepiae company, ort nye ae man gave her a beat- ing. His father, who d, confined to his bed, told the youth t ae d told him to shut up or he would serve lim likewise. The old gentleman did not cease talking, and the lad sprang on the bed and nearly choked his father, A policeman was called in und arrested him. A SERVANT EXONERATED, Efflen Sullivan, a servant girl formerly in the em- ploy of Mrs, Abigail Balston, of No. 18234 Noble street, Brooklyn, E. D., has been for the third time acquitted a charge of larceny preferred by her employer. ‘The first time the articles ($150 in bank notes) said to have been stolen were subsequently discovered. “hon tho girl commen a civil suit for damages for false im- privonment against Mr, Balston, and they having no defence, accused the girl of petit larceny, stealing teather worth $4 50, This chargo was thrown out court on the evidence by Justice Klhovt, but as counsel for the Balstons demanded a jury and her counsel consenting, the evidence wus reheard, and without quitting their seats the jury found her hot gulity, and she was rrateapichinel Lene ett bell whe Justice, ‘FIFTY-SEVEN ~ YEARS $ DIFFERENCE. Kdwara Burns, aged wenty-three, a well preserved old nan, was marricd in Jersey City yesterday to a girl of sixteen yeara. Thirty years ago the bridegroom was a prosperous merchant in Dublin, but he espoused tho cause of the rebellion in 48 and was compelled to fly. He has boen employed by the Erie Railway Com- pay over since his arrival in this country, and is at Prevent employed in the Jersey City depot, THE STREE CAR THIEVES, On Saturday evening Mr, Solomon Beutuer, while riding up town on a Second ayonuo car, was robbed of his gold watch, value $160, Tho watch isan English lever, and bas the monogram + ‘engraved on the case, It was stolen in the most sctontitic style, Mr. Beat coat being uubuttoved by the thieves and the swivel of the watch chain untwisted, A “LUCKY BURGLAR An attempt ({rustrated by officer Crowley), was made y, burglars last night to cnt Nothing was stolen. An arrest was mi ne but the prisoner was dischar; SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DRPAKTURR PHOM NEW YORK FOR THe woxTEs OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, | Sate ~Bewmar. Dentination| 60 Broadway Bowling Green ai) Broadway Bowling Groom . | Liverpaet. Liverpool. .| Hremen Montana Thaver.o 2) Browdway Jan 24. )Liverpool..|4 Bowlt Jan 25.)/Glasgow, aietard Feb 10:| Hae Feb 10.; MO Lverboeis.137 Broadway PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 7, 1877. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERA! STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK Steamer Parthia (Br), McKay, McKay, Liverpool Dee 23, with mase and Pett ehaeg CG neklyn. Dee 3i, lat 43 44, 47 passed » Cunard steamer, bound east. ‘Scoumer City of Now York (ins Queenstown 22d, with Jan 5, Int 4057, passed a bi rf vamer, bound Hs Uth, lat 40 94, lon Guat, another Brig- Figged sionwer, doz aniae, nt -40 34, 16n 6382, a Nae igual and a batkeri ged Steamer Idaho (Br), i “Tiverpool Dec 20 and town 2iet, with iA 4 4s pamsongere to Willlame 280 miles jandy Hook. p an hound FE. ‘Couch, Richmond, City Point and Nor- pa pamengers te Old’ Dominion Steamship Co, ae. Vigillate Be prveciehan). Fulton, Leghorn, ‘snarbl rags to J W Elwell & Oo. "Froned Givraitar Gct'30: came the nouthorn passa ise Might trades und calms; was 15 days north of Hi crete heavy «ales from W to NW and very cold we cutwate ried ae bobsti ptt ae had bitter 9, Int 20 30, ion 47, a renee ba Nov 18, 's Bay om \ Beo with cae to C W Bet lis sb -* Be died from’ o yy aged ie ‘as Buckley, aged 32, of Longon, wel tor peall fell overboard an ‘as Johansen, carpenter, fell ped ait few brite ass i0 ‘a Hoary, of Tastaania, aged 20, Moe fel, th mon are sick, and anchor in the. lor dro ik 8 oes Shinnecock, whilo clearing the loud drowned. Thr ith heaw ee 4, Aas 90 3 Ben tom L Liverpool , Bark Svanon (Nor), iaircs Newcastle, E, 76 days, with mdse to Louis Tetons. Had heavy NW gales the entire Passage, scbatk Urvane (len), Olviri, Plymouth 70 days, in ballast user pcs Deveti Dubrovacki (Aus), Kresevich, Belfast 60 days, in ballast to mi: aster. Caroline (Ger), ‘Btrleicer, Bromen, 70 days, with empty burrelx to Funch. Kd ‘was 23 days wo! ore Banks, with strong Bare Ntetsux (of Windsor. NS), Masters, Bremen 57 days. in ballast to 0 W Bortaux & Co, Was 8 ays north of Hatters, with NW gale; Dee 20 , lat 89, lou 73, spoke brig Tdeabel, from Wiscasset for Matanzas, a ae BE GNoFs Hausen, Rotterdam 68 days, in ballast s0.0 Tol Bark Speranty (Aus), Rusaich, Trieste 114 days, with locovich & Wo. Puased Gibraltur Oct 36. lorella, ‘iraly. Palarmo Nov 3. in ballast, to, James ed Gibraltar Deo 10: Dec 26, lat 25 28, poke bark Willand (Ger), from Brem for ‘New york 29 18, lou 6941, passed bark Sandy sudo t0, rk ¥I 'k for Ras fark ‘Abble N Franklin (of Boston), Powers, Marselllos 95 days, with ma mae t to James Houry, Passed Gibralt»r Oct 26; Jus 34, 74, during » heavy gale from VW, stove balwarks, ‘tte matte id hed decks swept of aversnian fa 403 Dec 31, had anoth av} ‘ing to S and W to WNW, i ned Gnremeter 0.36: Nov 28, spoke bark 11," from Leith for New 135180, lon 42 0b, bohr Hush F Caritste, for Havana: Tart lat 3128, lon 74, vessel's boxt painted black outside and lead with a buckot and three oars in buta — time in the water. Bark Tidal Wave (Br), ltalcrow, Marseilles 88 days, in battast, to PL Nevius £ Son. Passed diibraltnr Oct 28s hud westerly gales the eutire passage; was 22 days N of Hatto- ae; Deo 2, 1at 3404, Jon 71 25.’ exchanged signals with He Stray (Nor), bo Mong Sverre (Non, ——~, Rio del Norge 43 dn daye north of Hatteras, ‘strom, jen. wthorn (of Arbroath), Moad. Be ance + BSE and vi F. apparently with’ seeee 16 order. es apeake, py tO the ‘water's Ballou, Cape Haytion 1441 Pe tei oe antacid Bark Joseph on Tnchand, Havana 27 days, with sugar tories, “Waa dayenarih of Hateras wiih siroay iw i mpeetd an O 6, 25 miles SE of Fire Island, saw Scau buoys painted black. . Brie Rothol (of agate: E), Jarvis, Rlo Janeiro via diya wil cafon 6 arses." Dee 19, off e bark atin bie tb _ me I a suaeeing eo had been on her boame id. to ent i to upright her: she was a then toying te'get ane. unstat Fagen (Swe), Oben, Santos 56 dare, with cof foe to PupKe & ed o ffarke Trait a Uaion (Bn eo 1, from Brig Hontoke, Mabiman, Porto Cabello 17 days, with coffee. de, fo, Dallett: Boulion & Co,, Had heavy weather for the lant 7 4 hid veotiug from 8 to W nna 4 Brig Waubun, wi y. Progreso 14 dave, with homp to Thehaud Bros; vessel to Sim pon. Clapp & Uo. Was7 di north of Hatteras, with NN rans te rae ale Trig Britannia, Hotchkis, Barbados, with sugar to i mehez Dolt ; vessel to Wood {Baggs norih of Hutteran with NE-and NW Brig I Howland (of Boston), Laxeman, Mobile 15 days, with lumber to Demac & Co; vexsal to Miller & Houghton: Jan 1, lat 30, lon 79, took « heavy gale, beginning at SK aud voering to S and SW. lasting Shours (barometer 29.62), in whieh lost Lt ienedgers and in tjiv, Sct Manuel Kt Cuxa (of Port Jefferson). esis buco 37 days, With snyzar Fd A Equator Doe'9 in low 34: nit fon with sebr Milley 8 Darby, frac} PUlladetpbia’ for F Cashing, Cramer, Porto Cal Io, 20 days, with cottee und hemp and 3 passongers to D Boulton & Co: vews ro ros. Jaa le tat 3% ton Te. had 8 fale from NK: pitt foresall Sehr Caribbean, Knight, San Androns 14 days, with co- coanuts to Jow Eneas. | ‘Schr J MS (of Georgetown, PE 24 days, with salt to Jones & I Tlatterns with strong varia! 7139, epeke bare Kate How (Br), Upton, Turks T vd 2) 1), Upton, Turks Toland 21 days, with alew. land logwood, Ac, to Rt’ Murray, a eewoish heavy We nnd NW, galen: off ¢ boarded ship G Simla, from Marseilles for New York ashore), and got @ supply of provisions from er. a She Kate Miller, Vansant, Galveston Dee 8, with mdse to master. Schr J B Marsha’l (of Bi ton), Ryder, Cedar i with lumber to order Loud & water Oe Hatteras with heavy ales ftom’ BH ead MeDonald, Jacksonville 15 da: er. Godtrey, Brunawiek. Ga, 10 days, with Kay. Was S days north of Hat- euler, ‘arleston, 80, 8 dayk, with cotton, Was 5 days north of Hattorus, with heavy g to Sehr Wm Ht Holmes, Virginia. Brie ba ge (Nor), from Newcastle, K, was 116 dave was three weeks W of Bormuda, with lost and split sails. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Albatross, Davis. Fall River for Now York, Steamer Bolivar, Geor, New Londos and Norwich for New Laura, Bridgeport for New York. Gity of Lawrenve, New Haven for New York, Granite State, New Haven for New York, BOUND EAST. Steamer John Il Starin, New York for New Haven. Menaup Terxorarm Station, Wuireston«, LI, Jan 7, 1877. ' ‘The rain storm on Saturday night weakened the ye to such an extent that {t does not seriously impede naviga- tion on the Sound by steamboats, BELOW. Ship Derby (Ger), from Antwerp Nov 10 it midniebs, W ; at midnight, 29.86, at midnight, 34 MARITIM® MISCELLANY war Yor stranding of steamer Amerique (Fr), from Havre, «i of ship Simla, from Marseilles, see general news col- RI Ste: um Suir Harvey Mints—Port honed ship Harvey Milly hux ati stevedores have coma: need wischury adred bales have beon Iand tire cargo will be Inn 16, Mh ution, of which du the ship fs much f her beams aceordin noti 1 te given greater than was at Grat supposed, fre vurut through in veveral places. cipal owner and father of th ‘The representative of th xo, and is mi speodily ae poi Haux Favonire (Br), Kitkpatrick, at Fleetwood. B, De 1 experienced h urd saul, ship und b Ailing, the the brigan froor Weymouth, ‘captain and crew reque: be w On vin lat 40 93 x lon v. experie heavy son, from the 8. About'l :.0 PM a hewy ruck the ship on the starboard juwvahuking her fearfhy, starting two pranks in starboard bow in the wake of bow port, causing tho ship tu make a deal ot water, Kxperienced ‘bud woathor during the re- mainder of the passage. Banx Minwiy Camenox (BP), from Troon for Cardenas (before reported), was abauconed Dee 4, lat 45 12, lon 13 os, jedfurd, shen, wi 1 Yarm Bank Mopesta (Be), from F put Into Bermuda in dist cnrgo. Brio Excew U (Br), Burns, from Liverpool for Bi before reported overdue, arrived safely at her port of dest!- nation Deo 15. Bao Jou Lixcuer New York, put into St Thomas Deo St iw ulesky condition, PB have ree Be Sa Neen reported sold at auction at Ber- da, Pee at, C x Wooprcas (of Searsport). for with lumber, came out of ae thay got outa « the bi ‘Beh, di of bay with wi ap oaaiy: than that ieee saat dock ne ee wi off, coon lost land ye wast the eon “knocked Tost "co se eekein Ten ‘Tth ult, and back into wheel off: lost cow reed in, i Sandy Hook ii lay was towed uj prac, of Bangor, whe three d his feet, hands and other parts of Sonn Littex Savin, betore re: body soverely: ted ashore on Hts Beach, Me. was screwed up and launched Jan 3 sustained uo material damage. Aicum Hannu, of Kden, Capt Piereo, dr ashore at Flay Gove, Grand Menai, tn the gale, Doe te er hour and did Scnx AT Haynes dragged her anchors during the gale at Southwest Harbor, M drove into the Xankge Lace, beak iz foremust, unstepping masinman apa ripping up bows iso tore ax nse nod Sustainedosher damace, The healigear of the ‘Lass was carried away, but she was uninjured otherwise, Scun San. towed into Viney: Her cargo is beng prerapher Scun Axrta. of New York, at Ni ret, LY She was 11 had all m away. he ere Two were taken ty the hospit: T ie baad (hr), which was nshore’ and is kopt tree by # steam terns, bauly trost- re bitten. aud will probably be obliged to buve their bands amputated. CuaRixston, yan 4—The oad aad favor Disco, ather was madarete ester: of bark r7 ing wet the lifting of it is w work of much time and proxrosses slowly. There were received report oR lighter, 11 bugs of sea f upland cotton, The steamer the who exnect to bring very e: ou the wreck and ¥ At the yard of Captain Isanc ‘the of Atkinson & Fill ‘of 1000 tons, on the builders’ account. At the ya c & Lu wchr of 150 tons, for aie. The: eae plenty of 0 res as to are, now bunt vot 2 on contracts offering. bus at such low figu margin for the builders. Shi; iM rate 11 q that wil ‘ears for " Pre 8 but pro ‘ ir ret ‘lass ship could ars ® ship of about 1200 tons be has obtained another of 1300 tons, both for pany. to be completed before July, “The Brg wih et vay fect jong, 38 feet w! nd 2 eluding 3 feat height betwoen decks She will be of the Taro packet model, that jodern clipper, to carry a lat Eargo and sail fast. ‘Tho nther will bo 185 leet long. 33 feet oii ee Bot gd und 24 feet deep, including. Ey ecg. be- ow She ge dwt full model to carry cotton if required, aud will'aot be to sharp as the othes, WHALEMEN, Arrived at Payal Noy 16, barks Triton, Keith, NB, from « cruise (and sailed again 2Tst OF jed from do Nov 11, barks Ohio, Smith, NB, to cruise; 19th, Midus, "Lapham do do: 14th. Kurops, Fenuiman, do us Gitte for: Si ailed from ‘a Michael: De 4, sebi ob les Th Leach, of Provincetown, Ps Co areata aipaieny Arrivod at Flores Oct 13, bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Baker, of Dartmouth, SPOKEN. Ship Golden Gate, > Liverpool for Sam Francisco, Nov 28, lat 18 8, lon 36 W. Ship Agra (Ger), from Bremon for America, Dec 19, off Portiand, E. Rein Mary PIR AR lard (Br) coe Cardiff, for Cape Town, sar cr an (Br), nie, from West Coast of South Amer- jat 50 30 8, lon 73 30 W. ‘al icon (Nor), trom Havre tor New York, Dec 15, off Land's End. pe Baohelors, from Belfast for Baltimore, Dec 16, off ate nd, Bark Caldera (Br), from London for Vancouver's Sept 2, lat 37 31 8, lon 91 09 W. eat! nek K Leighton, frum Stettin, bound W, Dec 18, lat 7, lon OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axstuxpam, Jan 7—Arrived, bark Algeria (Br), Brownell, Charleston. Resrot, Jan 7—Arrived, bark Bonny Doon, Cole, New York. Borpxavx, Jan 6—Sailed, bark Lindosnaes (Nor), Tonne- sen, United States. Downs, Jan 7—Arrived, bark Anglis (Br), Evans, Savan- nab for Amsterdam. Carpirr, Jan 7—Sailed, bark Dagmar (Nor), Haave, Charleston. Fataovra, Jan S—Arrived, bark Frantlsca Beliagambs tal), Borzone, New York (not arrived at Queenstown). Haxsuna, Jan 5—Sailed, bark Fraternitas (Nor), Jacob- son, New York. Livenroot, Jan @—Arrived, ships Herbort Beach (Br), Crosby, Savarmah; Southern Kights, Woodbury, do; 7th, Bohemis, Delano, San Francieco; Virginia, Barker, New Orloans; barks Bossio Parker (Br), Parker, Charleston; Sorafina (8p), Tubet, do; Elisa S Milligan (Br), Mitchell, do. Sailed 7th, ship Annie M Smull, Warland, New York. Lowpox, Jan 6—Arrived, bark Medbor (Nor), Jensen, New York. Piymoura, Jun 7—Artived, steamer Pommeranta (Ger), Behwonsen, New York for Hamburg (and proceeded), Quexxerowx, Jan 7—Arrived, ship Paul Boyton (Br), MeMullon, Galveston; bark Abraham Young (Br), Parker, Charleston, WEATHER REPORT. Hotraxap, Jan 7, PM—Wind SW, heavy gale; cloudy. FOREIGN PORTS, Bunuvpa, Dec 15—Arrived, brig Blien © (Isr), Burns, steamer Polynesian (Br), verpool. Hativax, Jan 7—Arrived, Brown, Liverpoot for Portiand. Nt Jouns, NF, Jan 7—Arrived, steamer Austrian (Br), Wylie, Liverpool for Baltimore, ae. (Par Steamer Cire or New Yori Awtwenr, Dec 1%— Arrived, Equador, Hughes, Philadel. phia Hailed 18th, Potted Saued from Yo gg Strout, Strout, London ; Chign: aw, Siti ly Hool Nautilus, Burk Phitdelphia; sy editrare, Fuoemark. ‘ens. Emilie Sen Philadelphia; 16th, Muargerita Galatola, Lubran: ‘ork: Helvetia, Engobrethsen, Pensacola; 18th, Grace, Wade, Sanay Hook. ‘Auroxa, Dee 1-—Arrived, Slonno, Cuneo, New York. Bt Joho, NB. Avarmns, Dee S—Arrived, Claremont, Hinistor Dec 20 Arrived, Mimt P, Monte Boupusts, Dec 18- eSailed, Speed, Olson, Wiltuington, Sailed from Pauillac 19th, Dorian (6), Smithwick, New ‘ork. gfittrast, Dee 18—Clenred, Alma, Grasbe, Wilmington, lewcomd. Delaware. Roads un soa Iste, Dee 18—Arrived, Korchalon, Pascagoula for Cauprey, Dee 21—Arrived, GM Tucker, Merryman, Liv- erpooi, to load for Cien uo; Charlotte A Littletield, Car- ver, Caleutta via Falmout Duncennss, Dee 18—11f, John A Harvie, Lockhart, from Bremen for North Americ, Dec 19—Bailed, Roxing Tolck, Ray, New York. t, Dee 1#-Off, Goethe, Schuler, from Bremen bec. Son. Now ei ch the Straits, Matilde Kraut Rich, from Marseilles for Now York. PI a Dec 19—Arrived, Violetta, Roggatz, Wilming. tovonty Dee 19—Sailed, Iris. Backman, Philadel a Dee 18—Cleared, Juha Bunyan, Sco i Key "iigierux, Dee 17—Sailod, Soriddoren, Poder: Hawaona, Dee 16—Arrived, Marino Dodoro, Villa, delpi Ried Aauh,, Augusta, Black, Now York 10th, Tet Brata, ie JO a ‘from Cuxhaveu 17th, Dio Filil, Premado, Baitt- more; 14th, Alphonse ot Marte, Privat, New Orlenn' aux or Wiant, Dec 20~Passed, Cordelin, from Quebse for Komthampton: Livruroon, Dee 20—Arely Brown, MeDonald, St John, NB; Bessio ‘olynesian (3), Kinney. Charleston; . Dumaresg, St Sohn, XB cand Fraser, Kutght, Portland, od 19th, Nordens, Dronning, Pensacola Rapere, Main, Vancouver Island: Kong Carl, Han he, fay from pre id 21st, Plymouth Rock, New York; pre 18 Off, British Queen, Brooks, from Bre mon for New York. Quuksstown, Dec 19—Saile Lucia Redman, Antwerp. Rorreapas, Dee Te-cieared, Nornen, Gjertsen, Amet TOR, Dec 19—Arrived, Pietro, Caffiero, Boston. Arrived. St Crolx be ine bee ve 13-—Sniled. Alice Bradshaw, sanford, Malaga. je Yaruoutn, Dec 19—Of, Craigowl, Davis, from Moutreal for Leith. Atlantic, West Hartlepvo voy bs which esr were on thrown overbourd, vorsel, There 21—A bark, su sed Vidfarne, Mathieson, for New York, whlch ntrived in the the Downs durin probably to the N a aris from Portland, 21—The Polynes Tat 49 N, low 40 W, lost two boats, Livenroot, Dee 2 ale pri foretopsuil, +A trunk, American i sc care m, and Lore failed ‘remy i bay sormy 3 wilmington, race ae 8—Arrived, Endymion, Ferguson, Philadel Wuis7oL, Kaudsvix, Svenses, whan romain 2a Raymond, vans, Sum- ™sroumiiaua, Dec £0-—Sallea ol, Stanley, Cardi Balled irom Jautllac 19h, rsaalesipl tale Lindalt, New | Semana Dec 19—Wont to son, Hansa (s) ng! omg) ary the Lisa ane 4). ed, Elegancta, Pages, Mobil “Fometana Hew Dean cArriveds Satis Saves. Hor. drat, Baltimore. B. ‘Nos 10—Arrived, Alice, Dyer, Padang; S of ae a tau (and salled 1 i Shan. sou tai. Rambow, ee T sera Schroder, Pekalon- ‘Cuxmaven, Dec 20—Salled, Augusta, Black (from Ham- barg), New Yor! Reaenir, Dec 22—. cote Groce. Uf Forbes, Gloucester, Afton, Be jristol ; , Bowden, Nailed fins M P Harrington, Lucns, pers les 21st, Addie McAdam, Curtis, Haven Prono Dee 12—Sailad, Billy Simpsor Surry, New York, Anchored, Pauliste, P Provost, ‘London for mouth, Armstrong, do for Tybee (the lat- 28d) \Pounsed ad, ae Gundersen, from London for Mobile; Muid oF Orleans, Hi emeu for North Ameriea. Wado, \from Antwerp). dandy Hook m Londen! ee Balieds ‘Sha ries Sawyer (from Beets Baltimore, Baltimores Dele are Break- 0, in Zist, Gartsherrie, Miramichi; \, Brown, ‘Darien tor Liverptal both ‘windbound. wrwood, Dec 21—Arrived, Favorite, Kirkpatrick, Que bee. Fame Dec 22—Arrived, Celestina, Copaitich, Ne Sali hs Cie Nortot ig png perl BI Dunkin: Elina Quetroto, Hull: 22d, ‘eneto, F Apevien 71 jorva, Grahaia (rom London), Now York nell: the Laard 224, Corlsande, of eines Edward nociiow. Nov G—Sailed, Lula, Ryan, Shanghae Guasuow, Dee 22.-Arrived Ci Hituruin jew York, alied Antoinette, Gazzola, Phil api. OroucesreR, Dec erage Nuovo San. Michele, for Bab rived, Bita, Dart, Phitadelpbts, iailed, pooh Luigi, Kor "Auton Goudey, Horenven, on. leured Sth. Harold, Pontiac, New Orleans; Mi MeMullen, Tybe ea Artred, Agnes, Volla, Quebec; River In- znPoo!, Dee 21—Arrived, The Queen (s), Bray Zephyr, Sweetser, New Orlonaas Bee dont Laird, Bombuy ; 22d, [thuciel (s), Travis, New O1 of Bristol (#), Ellison, Queenstow: Charlesto Sailed auiva, Havana, vod Ziat, Oxo. (late Glenralloch), Dabl, Hampton Dagny, Frolich, and Auna, ‘Baltimore: ‘Anslo, Schroder, Bull Ri Royeroft, ibanty. Dele ware breakwater; Olive ‘Ihurlow, Corb andy Hook) jarrie, Sand: oa "Pierce, ig of Algeria, Smit! 3 ud, a Mon Mutanzas, Loxpox, Dec 21- bec; Arizuua, Willams uebec: Annie Beal, Pym: Itree, New York (und enter Miramichi; Morning Star, Bush Veritus, Hortolotto, Baltirore. bag "Daphne, Barth, doy Burgemetuer Kirat pty ae ‘Zernichow, few World, Hammond, Ne Sailed from Grav netiied from 6 nd 21st, Unity, for Sandy Hook; 224, ‘aunin: a rieatut, Dee Sc Arrived: Kristina, Bachet, Liscombe, me nx, Doc 21—Arrived, Madre Ceruti, Marchese, Balth ore. me LisROX, Dec 14—Sailed, Marianna VI, Sant Mussina, Dee 13—Salled, Syra, Corning, New Nawnr, Deo 3 20—Suiled. Klsinore, Losber rg, New 3 Mee 1D, Dec 22—Sul the ro: Bve L icon ard, P \from. sien York burg; Espeluod, Terkel- ark ton (from Hamburg) , New Furuourn, Dee #!—salled, Rallis. Stra . Charleston. ‘Dee b—Arrived, Qgoritia, Hol land, Leghorn Garguilo, Phitadelphia; Tey 5 Sorelle. hers ie J Harding, Bosto gear eg York JKR Arman he at taples, Stowers, Philadelphia novo ry Commura, Now York;' Teresa Lovieo, Dominicl, do; 14th, ieo, Jaccariny, do. CRENSTOWN, Doc 22—Arrived, Elizabeth. Newman, Prince Kdward Island; Gears ke geld Baltimore; 234, Wm Sensiburg. Prince ago iT 224, Nnovo Do hn Andi See, acls: Nusvi Slenred 21st, John Shepperd. Burces led from Gravosen: oad’ Minnio Beets Won wan, New York Ehi Lainetur, Kosenberg, di York, Bayard, de Armoris, , Lond i raseieey Liverpool; ie: ble ° Bouso, *hlions 28d, Caterins tepeees I. Dou 22--Paseod, Toren! . 1 for Elsinore. Pedorsen, jelph aoe ; NSefied 210, Satietaction, Gleieh, Doboy; Mattie 4 Frank Griffin, . ie Src n Bee 11—8al jailed, Amizade, Mello, Boston; sh, Ste: rooks, ———. era |\— Arrived, Fleetwing, Gu: New York. Masaya, Nov 7—arrived, Ralston, Adams, Bataria, Hall, Cartier. do. mig al Ca Dec 20—Arrived, Gulnare, McDonald, Wil- ming! Railod 220, Arcadia, Andersew, New Ori Balled from the, Hast Passage let, Mogaus Lagaboter, Sorensen, Now York. Amsreunax, Dec 20—The hark Alberto (Aust), Corich, for Now York du ballast), left this port Dec 18 in fow of w tug and with a pilot onboard, proceeding through the Nortl Rea Canal, but put buck tothe enst dock here yesterday serlourly damaged, having run agetuet the Zeandain railway bridge Buixaax, Dec 21—The Ethel (of London), trom Cowes for Cassublunca, in ballast, which wus towed iu hore 19th inst, wus in charge of the mate and. three men of the Westfold, from New Vork for Landou, which vessel had fallen in with her on tho 18th inst. The Ethel was making nv water when tee guy ene Weritales CrooxnavEN, Doc #2-—The bark Tsabel, Finlayson, from Prince Edward Island (outs), whieb put in ‘here with loss of forotopmast und Jibbuom, was towed this morning to Queonss tow! Coremuacxx, Dec 22—The Marie Adelaide, from Philadel. phis for Dantsic (petroloun), has put in here with less of apes ‘and slight damage. 1, Dec 22—The City of Bristel (8), from Liver. post for Yor Philedelphia, has returned with damawe and is bow , Dee 22—The Norwegian bark Ayiphiden, Bi anne, N oll wed in the Millwall Dock. Thrown overbuard about 30 tone of the cary "Thi Jan bark Valo, Gundersen, from Hambu Nee Tok aus canted lethe Millwall Week boc sopaten: dug been in cullision, Fie Shella, of St. Jolin, NB, Mosher, from New York (timber), has arrived in the Surrey Commercial Dock with loss of a ‘portion of the cargo overbost Luitn, Dee !1—The bark Wifste Warf, from Baltian discharged cargo (mnize) broke, trom her moorings drove against the Pansy (s), of Whituy ¢ stencil er's quarter and doing berselt considerable Gamage, enon Dec 14—The Arctic, Brinton, from Cardiff for a, which put in here partly diss Ao, s. She has been survey led te discharge pare ote eargo in oraer to put in ‘auew toremest and valk topsides. Waxrmovtit, Dec 22—The bark Roberto, of Halifax, NS, Gould, from Wilmington for Hull (whieh pat nto Gg jo ly re te having tral ‘ran to-day towed ieage for Bouthesap. jag Commodore, for repairs. AMERICAN PORTS, ‘ Dee 20—Arrived, barks Rival (Bn, Ada Chrlsteuures, NZ (Br), sabi for ASTORIA, San Francisco; Vallejo (Br), Thom: Salled—ship Woosung (Br), Cor wrth Jan, 7—Areived. a r Minnesota er. Winu, Iloilo; |, ship Hazetharss ( (Br), MeDonald, River Platve; Asteds, Loudon; sehr Amos Walker, Poland rk Uranus (Nor), Anderven, Leith, The Arrived, bark (len Grant (lit). Nuvsell, rerpoot. Cleared-—Ship Ida Lily, Custis, Havre; bark. ‘ato (Sp) Ferrar, mn fueges. Salled—Sebr Oliver Jameson, Campbell, Orient, LI. PEURELA, Dec S0—Arrived, bark Moultor, Emerson, San ranclve NEW ORLEANS, Jan 7—Arrived, stexmor New York, Quick, New York. Passes, Jan 7—Arrived, ships Emma (Fr), Olivier, Ant em *OUANLES TON. Goudey, Bunt Rt d—Buri ley, an TOMTGAMBLE. Dec 30 -Sailed, bare Powhatan, Blaek- stone, San Francivco, PENSACOLA, Jun 2—Arrived, sehr Chas R Flint, Has kell, Sagua Ja Gr Saiied- Ship 0 Zarich (Br), bl ag Wve dence; Wm De w Yor! mn 7, aa —Sailed, steam: id not sail 6th), , Dee 10—Cleured, bark Parknook (Br), ‘Thomp: ‘urpool (not Queeustewn), Malied Barks damuset, Murti, Tacoma; Atalanta, Gat ter, Port Gamble J KBORK, Pora, alle, aut M 4 Armstrong, Dorehester, NI, for 5 “STRAMSHIPS SCAM ROR of various ses large Bteata Yachts light Senne fectuhs a Propetiers, Tux, for sal ‘ 80 PMivt, Lfeuth Willem eee MISCELLANEOUS. A WSOLUTE™ DIVORCES; LRAT EVERY WINE, speedily hsancnpeed antes publicity; superlative "1 1 Kidok. KiNG, Lawyer, haat places” jul Cooper tanto