The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1877, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. THE FAIRBAIRN FAMILY CONCERT. ‘The Fairbairn family gave their second concert and Peadings at Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue, uear Forty-Srat Btreet, last evening, to » moderate audience, The lamily conssts of Angus Fairbairn and his two @aughters, Bessie and Polly. Mr. Fairbairn gave a biographical account of Burns, the Scotch poet, in which be described bim aa a man who compused songs nd to the home. He pointed ut the diflereuce between the songs of burns Bad the buriesques of the present day, Namerous Svotch songs by Mr. Fairbairn and bis daughters were tutroduced during the reading. Miss Lindsay, who is feseribed i the programe as a distinguished ama- jeur, and Who was introduced by Mr, Fuirbairn as the rol the geutieman who assisted him out of his Saturday previous, when the Sheriff paid a hall, next sung a few vallads. The *High- by James Kennedy, whose breast was cov- und a sword tainment. laud Fling, ered with medals won in various conte: dance by D, L. Robertson closed the en! BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC CONCEET, The secoud concert of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Buciety took place last night at the Acudemy, of Music across the river, The prog wus as lollows:— Symphony Frith 22, Hewrich Hofman:—L “Prithyot and Llogoborg” (alegre cen fagce); 2 “Inge- borg’s Lament” ,adagio ma mon troppo}; 3 ‘Rives of Light and Frost Gita”? (ullegro moderato, vivace) ; 4 “Brithjol’s Retury” (finale); Concert aria, ‘Ma * Mozatt—-Miss Thursby; adugio, op. 34, . ¥ andanie Cantabile, op. 97, adap hiestra by Lawzt) Fre aux Cieres,” Heroid (with violin obligato by Mr. 8. £. Jucobsulin)— Miss Tbursoy; overture, “Frac ages,’ Berlioz Considering that the orchestra was that of Mr. Theo- j dore |bowas, and the soietsts (Miss ‘Thursby and Mr. Berguer) were the best of the kind i al h formance may be considered pertect Crowded irom parquet to dowe, abd the stage was mMaguilceptly oruamented with tural decorations, TUR GRAND NATIONAL OPERA HOUSE, ‘The promoters of the grand schetne—the erection of \uo Nutioual Opera House-—bave at last been suecexstal lu definitely selecting a sne for the proposed building. They bad aconlerence yesterday with Mr. William C, Fanderbilt and purchased trom him the block extend- (ng trom Forty-third to Forty-fourth street and from Madison avenue to Fourth a Mr. Vanderbilt bas acied ina very generous munneg and bas made roncessious which Were not to be expected, The build. tug will be ummediately begun, the plans and spacifica- tions being wil ready. “Thy architect, Mr, Artpur Gil- man bag promised Mr, Strakosch that the building wiil certainly be completed by the 1st of October of the present year. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES, M. Jael, the pianist, is playing in Paris. Juhu McCullough is expected in the city this week, Kelly & !.con's Minstreis present a fresh und attrac- + tive programme, Berlin bas produced # ‘‘icaf-turner’ for pianists of i detective memory. Sarasate, the viclinist, is about to try a series of sagements in Germany. “The Happy Moke’? !s the teature of tho San Fran- cisco Minstrels this week. Mile, Cora Adriana, the celebrated danseuse, leaves for Europe on Saturday next. At the Nice Opera House Siguor Adolf, better kuowa ae’ violinist, is a chief tenor, “Sardanupalue” will we playod at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, this week. ‘A sixpenny gallery at the Kuyal albert Hall, Louden, on New Yeur's uigbt was a failure. Mme, Brunet-Lafleur will sing the principal réle tn Gounod’s new opera, “Ving Mara,” Dr. S$. Austen Pearce gives an organo recital at St. Georgo’s church to-morrow afternoon. Afew American girls draw the prizes in Italy for opera, but the blanks are terribly numerous, j St. Peter’s Liierary Union wiil give a dramatic enter- | tainment on Wednesday ovening at Tura Hail, A Shakesperean reading by Hermano Linde is an- hougced at Steinway Hall tor Thursday evening, } La Barrett plays in Detroit this week, He | afterward visits professionally Australia and England. | Tschaikowsky, the Russian composer, visits Paris to | superintend the production of his works in the French { capital, | beautiful presence and ucts with charming naturalness, | oboe; Mr. Ed. Boehm, clarinet; Mr. H. Schmitz, horn, | ince, January 27, “Flying Dutchman,” with new ‘AUSt, Petersburg Patti is singing with Naudin ahd | Masi, Lucca with Nicolins ana Stolz with Marini—a bouque: of operatic stars. Lemons’? hus drawa large houses at the Fifth Ave- mue Theatre, and deserved its success as one ofthe | funniest plays of the season. At the New Broadway Theatre “Uncle Tom's Cabin’’ will continue to picase tho pubite, with Mrs, Howard in her capnal creation of Topsy. { At the Park Theatre “Led Astray’? will be performed | bu Monday and Tuesday cvenings, aud during the rest Of the week “The Geneva Cross.” ‘The attractions of the Aquarium will ve increased | this week by Captain Quigley, who will illustrate the | working of submarine divers’ apparatus, The Wonder Theatre is filled nigitiy, and Mr, Helier will soon make an entire change of programme, Our amusing vid iriend Mr, Panch will soon tuke bis de. parture. . Mrs. Bowers aud Mme. Janauschek will simaltan ously appear as Mary Stuart in Philadelphia this week, the one beginning an engagement at the Arch Street ‘Theatre and the other at the Walnut, A benelit will be given a! ivlo’s Garden on Febra- aryl, by the dramatic profession, to aid in raising nioncy to pay off a mortgage upon the house left by the late Lucille Western to her mother, Mra, Jane C, English. “Dan'l Druce” will be played in New England and New Jersey towns this week by two companies, one beaded by E. L. Davenport and Miss Geraldine May and the other by Fred bs, Waide aud Miss Anoie Ed- monston. M. Faure started on the opera tour arranged for him by Mr. Henry Jarrett on the 10th inst, playing Ham- let a: Dyon, Bordeaux, Navies, Marsoilles, Lille, and | Lyons will tollow, Don Juan, Mephistopheles aud Alfonso being also im the repertory. Toe last nights of ‘Miss Multon” are announced at | the Union Square Theatre. Morris term nates February 5. This effective play will | then be withdrawn. “The Danichefts’? will be givem | for the first time in America on February 5. Mids lua Jeffries made u great success last week at the Grand Upera House in ‘Divorce,’ im the character | of Lu Ten Eyck, which was originally played with much power by Miss Fannie Davenport. To-morrow | night Miss Jeffries will play Anu Sylvester in “Man aud Wile,” AS a very fare occurrence it is worthy of note that Mendelssohn's ‘St. Paul’ was lately performed at the Argentina, of Rome, Under the baton of Signor Pin- eth there was a chorus of 150 voices, the teuors and busses outnumbering the soprace and contraites in the proportion of three to one, During « recent performance of “Der Widerspenstt- gen Zihmung,” at the Royal Opera House, Berlin, Mme. Pauline Lucca was observeu in the intendao: box, engaged iu conversation with Herr von Hiilsen, Bo emphatic was she in her tones aod gestures that she attracted general attention, She has since leit tor Dloscow, Mr. Reinhard Schmelz gives a concert at Steinway | Hali on Tuesday, with the following programme: Dverture, *Waidmetste Brauttaurt.”’ 2 Arie, “Gerechter Goit,"’ Rienzi, 3 Serenade No, 2 (first | bime), 4. Songs, a, “Waldesgesprach;”? v, “¥run- | Sungalied. 4, Symphony, “Ocean,” Mme, Pappen- | erm will be the soloist. ‘The Viympic Theatre 1s now being aitered to order to comply with the requirements of tue building in- spectors, Amovg the important changes are extra means of egress {rom the balcony and family circle, the coating of scenery with Greproof preparation aud the addition of a large tank of water in the Die of immediately flooding th we. The th reopen January 30 with “The Bix Bonanza,” American plays are becoming popular with manag. ers. Mr. Leonard Grover’s comedy, “Our Boarding House,” will ve broaght out at the Chestuut Street Theatre this woek, and on January 29a the Park Theatre. Tho scooe is laid ty Chicago, and among the actors engaged by Mr. Abbey are Stuart Robson, W. H. Craze, W. E. Sheridan, Mrs. Marie Gordon Ray- mond, Miss Metude Harrison and Roberta Norwood. One of the greatest actors ongayea by the Kiralty Brothers for thei spectacic “Around the Worid iv Bigoty Days,” says, the elephant “Gyprey,”” ar. fived In the steawwer Batavia, nud will make bis first ‘appearance before the New York public at Niblo’s Gar- - Gon in the celebratea Hindoo scene of that play. Toe fetuark that his trumx passed the Custom House with- out inspection 18 100 trifling, aud we therefore refuso J a Pre th the tonth and last week Be’ Mr, Edw Bouth’s engagement at the Lyceu theatre, and it thas boon 6 great artistic triumph, He will play “The | season Jastevening at their club house in Fighth | val was divided into two paris—one under the direc- | too, are said to have beea jelt in positions where they | destraction, So Jousset inay have first used a weapou | nally effected Merchant of Venice” on Monday, “Brutus” on Tues- day, “Riebard ILl."? on Wednesday, “Lady of Lyons’’ ou Thursday, “Ruy Blas” and ‘Don Cesar de Bazan’ on Friday, aud on Saturday afternoon Hamlet, and am the evening, Iago, On the 29:h inst, Mr, Booth will appear at the Academy of Music, Brookiyn. Lawrence Barrett’s engagement ended last night at Booth’s Theatre, which will be closed until! Feoruary 5, when the new local d: ifth Avenue,” by George Fawcett Rowe, will be produced, The principal scenes of this piece are a murder, rescue of passengers from a wrecked steamer, aud a fight between tho Seventh regiment and the drait rioters iu 1863, In- cluded ia the cast will be George Rignold, Fred B. Warde, George Kuight, Johnny Wild, Charles H. Pars- Joe and Vining Bowers. “All for Her,” a new play by Palgrave Simpson and Herman Merivale, wil! be acted tor the frst time at Wallack’s Theutre, to-morrow night, with Mr, Wallack in the leading pret Tno character of Hugh Trevor was suggested by Sydney Carton im Dickens’ ‘Tale of Two Cities,” and at the close of the play as the hero led toexecation he repeats Sydney's last words. Inotber respects the drama does net re- semble the novel. Mr, Wallack produced ‘‘All for Her” in Boston successfully, and at his own theatre it will be, of course, superbly mounted. A reltuble “bull-dozer” of the London press sounds the following waruing:—‘“It Isa tact of which | am assured by uot ove, but by at least a dozen artists, many of whom produce writing in support of their as- sertious, Wat itis uot of the slightest use for a déba- tapt to attempt to gain a hearing ut an italian opera bouse wales be be willlpg to pay for it, He (and ww the masculine the temimine must be considered to be imeluded) will recorve ov pay whatever until he be- come tamous, The advertisements apd assertions of Italian protessors, who promise an engagement alter a certain number of loasons have been taken and paid Jor, ure as worthless as are those of the Rngltsh adver tixers wno so cuvalierly promise an engagement after eae mouth,” ; Miss Claxton in “Conscience,” in Cincinnatl, re- ceived the Jollowing tibute:—‘‘Miss Claxton bas Iu every phase of the character sho displayed the del- teate sensibility of woman's love and purpose, She imparted to the gentler emotions a winsome &t- tructivencss, and depicted with effective touches the mingled grief, fears, despair and de- termination that attend ber im the horrible death of ber father, the threatened crime of ner lover’s death on the scalfold, the agonized excitement in believing him tonocent, and yet unible to discov the guilty one in Jaw, although her prescivace tells her who isthe murderer. Her acting bad at times an in- tense influence on the audience, and frequently she received the most appreciative applause,” ‘The New York Mozart Union have a concert at Steinway Hail on the Sist inst, with the following programme :--Quintet for wind instruments, op. 81, George Onslow—Mr. Fr. Rietuel, flute; Mr, J. Eller, and Mr. IK Reuter, bassoon, Cantate, “Die thr des unermessiichen,”’ Mozart—Mr, Alexauaer Bischott, Trio | No. 8 im Bb, op. 52, A. Rubinstein—™r. A. Etlor, piuno; Mr. R, Arnold, violin, and Mr. W, Reineccius, cello. Songs, “O wire mein Lieb ein Holderstrauch”” aud “Ruhe im dor Geliebten,”” Fr, Brandeis—Mr. Alex, under Bischoll, Three movements from septet in E flat, L. Voo Beethoven—Mr. R. Arnold, violin; Mr. | ‘Th, Courant, viola; Mr. W. Reinecctus, vioioncello; Mr. Ch, Uthof!, basso; Mr, Ed, Boehm, clarinet; Air. HL Schmitz, horn, and Mr, R. Reuter, bassoon, ‘The following ts the programme of the Kellogg Eng- Itgh opera season at tho Academy of Music this woek : esday, ‘Bohemian Girl.’? Arline, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg; Gipsy Queen, Mrs. Zoida Seguin; | Thaddeus, Mr. Joseph Maas; Florestine, Mr. C. H. Turner; Count Arnheim, Mr. George A. Con'y; Devil- shoot, Mr. Edward Seguin; Buda, Miss Luncaste Captain, Mr. Holand, Wednesday, “Faust.” Mar- guorito, Miss Kellogg; Sibel, Mrs, Zelda Seguin; Faust, Mr, Maus; Valentine, Mr. Carleton; Mephisto, Mr. Peakes; Wagner, Mr. Holland; Martha, Miss Lancas- ter. Friday evoning, January 26, and Saturday mat- scenery and mechanical effects, largely increased chorus apd orchestra and the following cast:—Senta, | Miss Clara Louise Kellogg; Eric, Mr. Maas; Dulane, Mr. Conty; Pilot, Mr. C. H. Turner; Nurse, Miss Lan- caster; Vanderdecken (the Flying Dutchman), Mr. | Willian Carleton, ARiON SOCIETY’S CARNIVAL. ‘Tho Arion Society held their second carnival of the | “t. Tho occasion was alsu the twenty-third ao- sary of the foundation of the society, The carnt- air hiv tion of the old members, with Mr, Willam Bueder presiding, and the other with the young members, with Mr. Richard Katzeomayer presiding. A number of sonys were sung and speeches made by different memvers, aud mirth and Jjollity was the order of the eveuing. Tne carnival, “Zeitung,” was read by Mr. Jvsepo Buckheister, One of the songs, entitled “bret Bruder,” was especially sent to the Arion by the carnival at Koln, which 1s the largest carnivalin E) Tope. A supper and a dauce followed the exercises, and the festivities were kept up until an early Dour. THE JOUSSET CASE. THE POLICE STILL AT FAULT. Another day has passed without any deve‘opments which might throw light upon the disappearance of the ubsent Jousset or dissipate the doubt that bangs about his tat From various sources come reports calculated to show that there has been foul play, but these are followed by contradictions, Dr. Krotzschmar, i who possibly wishes to avaid publicity in this conne tion, is credited with statemonts which he denies tiav- Ing made. The narratives of all parties concernod ex- hibit variations of a very marked character. Thera aveims everywhere to boa show of candor and every. where a suspicion of something covert evident Jurks, In this perplexing state of affairs the police magnates preserve their equanimity and good temper pretty well, while enjotn upon those charged gwith the affair a close investigation of every | Circumstance connected With It, There Ix a behet wnat | no tragedy hus beeu enacted and that the melo-dra- ‘drug clerk 1s moving about somewhere sufe end te oy not the intention or the Officiuia to leave Jousset to an unaisturbed o1joy ment of his peculiar celebrity. A couple ot de- tectives are still engaged upon the case, bat us yet they have tailed to pertectly eatisly themselves of the reat condition of the case, The spot where the bloody fovipriats Were fouod bas been visited, it 1s under. stovd, and certain precautions taken by Old Brown, whose little cabin if wb the water's edge to guard against thieves, have been discovered which go to Show that 1 would be extremely ditficult for any one | to approach the river during the ight without reveul- ing his presonce, ‘The articles found upon the snow, would attract attention apd which they were not likely tu occupy had they beon aropped aveientally or in & scuffie, Captain Robbins, of the Twenty-third precinct, bowev gull adberes to theory he broached at first, that a suicide bad been committed. ys thw the bigud upou the snow could be plained ip ave. riety of ways Juusset was a Frenchman, and Frencb- men have been kuown to adopt pecuhar and ec- centric methods ol euding their existence, Sometimes | they have attewmpied to tuke their lives in a way waieh proved not sulticiently expeditious, and ip such a case they vave resorted to some quicker method of seit. upou bimself and inflicted some wound, decp and } dangerous perhaps, but not ‘and then | is purpose plunging ito such an event the blood this wound) might have dripped down upon the snow and ieft the tell-tale color there. When questioned about the bottle which wa spoken of «8 being found with wothne dye in it Cap. | tain Robbing said that a bottle with red marks upon the outside had been discovered near tho spot, but it contatued ny liquid whatever. A FOND BROTHER, James Titterington, of Nu. 489 First avenue, stabbed his sister Anna, aged sixteen years, 1m the back last evening. Abua says she tet her bome ou New Yeur’s Day on account of tho ill-treatment she received at tho hands of her relatives, and twat about five o'clock yesterday her brother culled on her in her now bome and awked her to return | with bio, On her rejusal to du so be stabped her, The wounded gir! uttonde pounced her injuries slight, up. the river, In flowing {rom by Dr, Braco, who pro- iterington was locked A STABBING AFFRAY., In an altereation yesterday afternoon between An- gelo Dieto and Joseph Gerando, both Italians, residing at No, 47 Mulberry street, the latter stabbed Dieto in the abdomen, inflicting a severe wound. Dieto was attended by Dr. Wilson, of No, 9 Park street, Gerando made good his escape. FIRE IN A HOTEL, A fre broke out last night on the first foor of the St Jamos Hotel Building, occupied by Hartz & Levy. It ‘was soon extinguished, but a darmage of $300 was done to the stock and fixtures, und $60 loss was sustained on 1g Both are cove by insurance, | little poem called “Destiny” | composed principally of NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY LITERATURE. WHAT OUR POETS HAVE DONE ¥oR 1877—Low- ELL, ALDRICH, MIS, PIATT—OLD SINGERS AND NEW—THREE MEMORIAL POEMS, ‘The volumes of poetry which bave already appesred bearing tbe date 1877 oo their title page ure many and important and argue well for tho literature of the new year. Not the least interesting of these 18 a volume of three memoria! poems by James Russel! Lowell, (James R. Osgood & Co.,) iv neat binding and gorgeous red lines, The book i# dedicated Yo E. 1. Godkin, in cor- diat acknowledgement of bis eminent service im heightening and purifying the tone of our political though.’ Mr, Lowell in this volume has proved him- self no ordinary writer of “occasion” poems, What he wrote for a dy will live for years, There \s no trace of hasty work, but each of the three are as full of thought, as sonorous and as carefully Anisbed as though they were not written to order tn a given time, The first, the ode read at Concord, April 19 1875, ts full of action aud picturesque passages. “Un- der the Old Elm” is # stately poom, and the Fourth of July ode {6 as classic asa Greek urn. Fine aa these poems. are, they give no idea of Mr, Lowell's moro engaging atyle, and although tn a patriotic strain, they are not more thoroughiy American than are bis mis- cellapeuus verses, “PLOWER AMD THORS." How catire:y different from the foregoing !s the veiume before us, entitled ‘Flower and Thorv,” by 2, B. Aldrich (James R. Osgood & Ca), Mr, Alurich’s sty!o is gut and grucetul; bis verse floats along as Smoothly as a awallow fics across a pond, or as & bute terfly Moats from flower to fluwer, Mr, Aldrich’s poems read as though they were written lu the most luxurious of rooms, ou the Suest of cream-laid paper, perfumed with just a suspicion of violet and a dash of @ frugraut Havana, ‘his nocturne, for instance, could never have been penned on coarse “copy” paper with « common steol pen:— Up to her chamber window A shgbt wire trellis goes, And up this Romeo's ludder Clambers a bold white rose, 1 lounge tn the ilex shadows I gee the lady Jean, Unciasping ver stiken girdle, ‘The curtain’s folds betweeo, She sinilea on her white-rose lover, She reaches out her band, And helps hint in at the’ window— IT see tt where I stand! To her scarlet lips she bolds him, ‘Aud kisses him many a timo: Ah, mo! it was he that won her, Because he dured to climb! “‘Latakia’’ is another of the same sort, conveying an idea of luxurious surroundings aud painting a charming pictare more in keoping with this season of the year than isthe former. ‘In an Atehor’’ reminds one a little of Owen Merideth, though not so heavy with the odor of tuberosed as that poet’s verses usually are, With all his daintiness there 13 a firmuess of stroke about Mr, Aldrich’s work which shows that he is not ouly p mup of genius, but a careful worker, and, although bis verses ata first glance read as though they had boen ‘dashed off”? in the way we imagine poets write, but which they never do, a second reading shows the hand of the carelul finisher, part of them Is left in tho rough. Here is very nice Three roses wan as moonlight and weighed down, Each with its loveliness as with a crown, Drooped ina tlurist’s window in a town, ‘The first w lover bought, It lay at rest, Like Hower on flower, that might, ou Beauty's breast, ‘The second rose, as original and fair, Sank in the tangles of a harlot’s hair, The third,.a widow, with new griet made wild, Shut in tho icy palm of her dead child, ln a very different vein 1a the poem called “An Old Castle,” in which the poet Where are those Who, in steel or hose, Held revel here aud made them gay? Where 1s the lauguter ‘That shook the rufter?—- Where 18 the ralter, by the way? “across the Street,” “Rencontre” aad ‘An Un- timely Thought”? are armony the most pleasing of the puems in this charming collection, “pnat NEW WORLD.’? “That New World.” &c., by Mra Piatt (James R. Osgvod & Co.), is a volume that we lay down with o sigh, not a sigh of relief, but asigh that any one should have experienced all the heartache necessary to-have produced such poema, They are beautiful, original, delicate and tender, and in certain frames of mind on9 could have no more agreeable companion than this little volume. But, if Mr, Howells will aliow us, there is a morbidnes» abous them that one cangot ulways enjoy. Of the poents short enough to quote the lollowing is a fair sample of MragPiutt’s style It is called “Asking for Tears :”-— Ob, lot me come to Thee in this wild way, Fierce with grief that will not sleep, to pray Ol ull Uby creatures, Father, only one, Alier which [ may siy—P'by will be done! Nay, fear not to make my time too sweet; 1 nurse a sorrow—kiss its hunde and feet; Cail it all piteous, precious names, and try, Awake at night to hush its helpless cry. ‘The sand is at my moaning hip, the glare Of the uphfted desert tills the air; My eyes are blind aud burning, and the years Stretch on belore me, therelore give me ber “Her Cross aad Mine,” ‘Comfort vy 4 Coffin,” “Lady Franklin,” and ‘‘No Help’’ are among the best, Mrs, Piatt deserves'a high rank among our poets, for, while she is not as versutilo us some, she has more of the genuine poetic fre than many of the more famous, SIDNEY LANIFA’S PORMS, In the “Poems,” by Sidney Lanier (J, B, Lippincote & Co.), we Gud much to praise and much to criticise. Mr, Lanier has a great deal of poetic feeling, which, bow- ever, tt seems to us, has never Leen properly trained: He is @ man of talent--wo cannot say genius, really meuning the full force of that word; still be is un- questionably a poct, He dawned upon us unheralded asa writer in Lippincot’s, His frst poem that ut- tracted marked attention was “Corn,” the first in this volume, Mrss Cushman, it we are rightly intormed, was the discoverer of Mr. Lunicr, She cousidered him @ ian of genius and one who was bound to win an eb. | viable nae; and this volume of his poems is very appropriately dedicated to the dead actress, Perhaps the best of Mr, Lanier’ poems is the “Symphony,” from which we rake a short quotation Then surring and demurting ceased, Every least ripple of the strings’ Died to a level with © ve! bow, And inude a great chord tranquil surtaced go, ‘As a brovk bepeath bis curving bunk down go ‘To linger in Lhe sacred dark and greea, Where maby boughs the still pool overlean, And many jeaves made shallow with tocir sheca, But presently ‘A veivet flute-note fell down pleasantly Upon the bogom of that harmony, And sasled aud guiled iivessantly, As if 4 petal from a wild rose blown Had fluitered down upon that poo! of tone, And boatwise arepped o’ the convex side, And flouted down the giussy thle, And clarified and gloritied The solemn spaces where the shadows bide. From the warm concave of that futed note Somewhut, bait soug, ball odor, forth did foat, AS ji @ rose Might somehow be a throat, If Mr. Lanier is conteat to work and wait he will acqaire a more desirable fame than by seizing the muse by the wings. “a NOOK OF PoRMA” “A Book of Poems,” by John W. Chadwick (Roberts Bros), has failed to impress us favorably, Mr, Chad- wick’s rhyme is often limping and his sudjects triviul. Lis style is very conventional and bis metre sing-sung. Jt is bard to say which is the best when ali aro so ordi- nary, Thore isa pious vein runniog througa the voi- ume that will recommend it to sume readers, If Me. Jobn W, Chadwick 18a young ian there is hope for him; if he is not his case is hopeless, OVANITY VERSEB,’” “Vanity Verses” (F, B. Patterson) 18 the title ofa litte volume of society verses which has just made tts ap- pearance, The great trouble with these verses ii hat they are too jerky. Tobe sure the style is jerky, but they ure even more jerky thau the style, They are dashes and exclamation ny ow points, ‘This is very bad We were promenading here up and down, Awong the idiers, Nell and 1; My face aglow with the Joy I teit in her presence ; a sulor passing vy With whells for salo—must have xeen ny looks— Shouted to me—he stopped us, too— “Shells of the ocean, the deep biue seat Buy one, sir, for your sweetheart ; do! ‘The italics aro the authors, “Teaching Bulliar better than “On the Piazza," from which latter the fore going extract fs taken. NAT 2oaN, The above Is by a California poet known in print as al name is Hector A. Stuart, jen Nebo,’’ The “the sketches “Caliban,” but whose “Nat Zoan,’’ we are told, 18. a sequel to scene is laid on the coast of Borneo of manners, customs, scenery, &e., aro strictly cor- rect, nu poetic embelli Hus goms are well polished; no | monts being employed,’ The oe - poem is divided into threo cantos}and covers pinety- se pages. Mr. Stuart writes with considerable fluency, as the following, to the moon, will show: — Ob, amber-visaged quoen, by whose pule ray ‘The love sick minstrel strollivg oft is heard, To sadly breathe his tunetul roundelay, ‘Solt us the lone night's sweetly sin; When by the pensive light to music stirred, The echoing wood with harmony awakes; Or sighs tender word, Which, iu the virgin car in sweetness breal And with electric bles her huart vibrating shakes. LETERARY CHAT. Bragelmann’s Classified Business Directory of the United Staces of America ts a very usetul work, The | plan of ita arrangement i# new, illustrative of every | ne of business and easy of comprehension, The full | address of each trading Orm is given, with ther speciaity im trade and other matwer which is required almost daily by the pubsic. Avery readable boox om Germany, by a travelling Frenchman (Vistor Tissot), entitled “Voyage au Pays des Milliards,”” bas run through ite twenty-first edi- tion, A revised odition of the *‘First Pripciples of Political | Economy," by Professor W. D, Wilsou, ot Cornell, is | inthe press of Henry C, Baird & Co., Philadelphia, A complete bibliography of Persia, by Moses Schwab» has appeared in Paris. A great monumental history of secret societies, fully sMustrated, to include both political and religious ones, from the pen of Pierre Zaccone, is appearing tn Paris in 163 numbers, | Mic, David Kennedy's “Colonial Travel, a Four Yeurs’ Tour Through Australia, New Zealand, Cdnada,” &¢., tells tho adventures of the whole family of Kennedys on w Scottiai singing tour through the British Colo nics, Whero they were warmly welcomed in 1872-70, Dr, #orbes Winslow bas printed in Lordou a book styled “‘Spiriqualistic Maduess,” which finds that epidemic delusions, almost precisely similar to modern Spiriuahsm, bave been Known in all ages, Lonis Jacolliot, who had previously written sandry superticial books on the lands of the Bible, hus issued to Paris hia “Voyage aux Pays de la Liberté; la Vie Communale aux ktats-Umis,” The same writer 18 publishing 1p numbers an illustrated work entitled “L’ Afrique Mystérieuse,’? | Tribner's Oriental and American Literary Record appears in mourning for the death of Edward Wiliam Lane, the Arabic scholar, and George Smith, the Asayrian explorer, Jt is said that more books on Shakespeare are now written in Germany than in England, Belford Brothers, of Toronto, have published Ham- Mton’s “Prairie Province,” being an account of the fortile belt of Munitoba, a province of the Dominion, ; The fourth and last volume of the ‘Momoira of | Odilon Barrot” has appeared tn Paris, Mons, 8. Blondel has treated the French public to ‘Recherches sur lea Bijoux des Peuples Primitils.” Prince L, L, Bonaparte is still busily writing books on linguistic science. His latest is “Remarks Upon the Classification of the Dialects Spoken in the Ural Moun- ‘ains,”’ The British Almanac and Companion, started by Charles Knight more than half a century ago, is still published by the Loudon Stationers’ Company in very | much the same style us its first issue, NEW BOOKS RECEIVED. Potter's American Monthly Illustrated Magazine (Janu- Messrs. John E. Potter & Co., Philadelphia, holic World (nonthly magazine). Carhoile Publl- 9 Warren street. or, the Selunce uf Government, , New York and San [rancisvo, Monthly, # Journal of Fashion, Literature and Blake & Co,, No. 849 Broadway, | Messrs, E. | “The Sheltering Arms (mavazine), January, 1877. Mesurs. McWilliams, White & 70. No, 172 Contre sireet, New York. ‘The Eclectic Maguzino of Foreign Literature (February, 1877). E.R. Pelton, No. 23 Bond street, New York, ‘The Gaiaxy (wmugueine) for Februury, 1877. Shetdon & Co,, New York. Radlier's Cutholie Directory (hound volume), A for the Year of our Gord 1877; Full Reports of the Dioceses and Prelatex in Americu aud all Parts of D. & J. Sadlior & Co., No. 31 Burelay manae Now York. American Mlustrated Almanac for the year 1877. ® Karclay street, New York, sified Business Directory of the United Distinct Books for Each Li Busl- news. Martin It Brown, Nos 201, 203 aud 205 William street, New York, Irisi-American Almanac for 1877, Mosse, Lyneh, Cole New York. & Meehan, No. 57 Murray street, Treasures of Art, Industry and 'M. at the International Exhibit OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NRW YORK VOR tam wontHs | OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. Bleamer, | Sails. | Pertination| Ofc. Montana .. 23.1 Liverpool, ,!29 Broadway 4b :|Hamburg. : Roitectum, Hnsgow . Cert {| Liverpooi Vieworia S1MSOW . ener. Hremen, Wyomin, Alzeria Frisis y 4 Bowling Green 61 Browaway 72 Broadway Broadway Hrondway 47 Broudway 7 Bowling Green erpooi. [29 Brod {|61 Broadway +110 Broadway Li TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE | COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE,—Cnptains or officers | ngaged in the coasting aud toreign trade ob: placement or removal of sea buwys aro requested to communicate the facts to the Hxnacn, 0 that it may be Drought publicly tc the attention of the proper authortties, t d “To the oditor of the Hxnanp, Now York univer and posi- ir removal will nd Pacitie a tuon of displnced buvyeor the cause of th w Atlantic Conti When they are obser coust ot European countrias or in the Meditor quested that ialurmation be sunt ither by telegraph or letier to the London oltice of the New Youk Hunatp, 46 Views struct, London, of to the Paris office, G1 Avenuo de PUpera, Paris, Where the telegraph ts usud despatches may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Vleet streut, London, “Kennett, G1 wo de POpera, Paris” Whero. e displacement are observed in the waters of countries boyond the reach of the telegraph, ay iu Asin or Africa, captains communicate with us upon reaching the frst convea- font port. ‘This Information will be cabled free of charge to the Hexanv and published, ge NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSBLS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—the New Your Huwary has adopted «distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Huaato steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, groon, ned, chunging from oue to the nd cau he seen several niilos distant, Captains of vensols, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing any murine news they may nave tor the Ship News Departmont of the Hunauo. ‘ag Persons desirous of communienting with vessois arriv- tug at New York cxndoso by addressing to such vessels care of Hunaty news yacht, Pier No. 1 East River, New York. Letters received from all parte of the world and prouptly delivered, Dupli ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY, | HIGH WaTRR 7:19 | Gov, Istand,...moro 12 22 BUX AND MOON «morn 2 07 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. At Hour, Ktaten Istand..| Noon. RW | tain ana | abt TL SWI eRety etonay Narrowe.....0c) 12 PM 40; Wi Partly elondy PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN, 20, 1877. i canta ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND WHITKSTONE TELRORAPH LINK Steamer Etna (Br). sanvom, Vort nu Prince, &¢, with mdse im, Forwood & Uo, ‘Gibbs, Lewes, Del, with maze to the RALD rpool), Sargent, " aleutta Aug 27 via ballast ty Arkell, Tutt & r st, and crossed the et 19, 3t Helena ‘Nov 14, in lon 42 W. A hip Andrew Lovitt (Br), Durkee, Duplin Nov 18, via Tybee Jun 13, in ballast to Boyd & Hiinekew. Bark Anna (Aus), Vidulich, Sundorlaud 54 days, with cout to order, Took the vouthern passage, and had fine wexther, Bark Prince Amudes (It!) Megua, Galway 48 days, in Be valere Ornen. IN id, Santander 53 days, in bal- SHIPPING NEWS * Go. Pussed | 21, 1877.QUADKUPLE SHEET. ee Bark Plachetti (Italy, Colorto, P yt 18, with fruit BB ict rl 9. rot rage tae Burk Ureus Minor (Nor). Johnson, Rio Janeiro 47 days, with cofee to order, cker, Mi Dec Wi 3 jeGiee, Johneon, Virgini Sele is B Wharton, sah, Virginia. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATB BOUND SOUTH. Franconia, Drage, Portiand for New York. ner City of Now Bedtord, Fish, Bedford for New York, Stenmer Galatea, Walden, Providence tor New Yors. Steamer City of Lawrence, Wiliams Norwich tor New ‘ork, Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New Landon and Norwich fur New ork. Atal Steam Bream ya, Clark, Providence for New York. ) Barstow, Kenney, Providence tor Sebr Ella Strickland, Strickland, New Londun tor York. thy paige Ver st, Muine aud jew York, Stoumtug Narragansett, BOUND EAST. Wyoming, rom Provi Davis, New York for New Bedford. Gew itney. Hallett, New York tor Boston. red Bradpruok, Brudbrook, New York for Boston. Hamann Teieanari oration, ¢ | Woarestoss, Ll, Jan 20, 1 For the information ot sailing skippers apprehensive of | ice trouble in thiy neighborhood it may be well to s tthe Enst itiver and Long Island Sound wre now clear, aud they cun get aloug without steam tugs. CLEARED, Steamer Glenearn (Br), Auld, London—Austin Baldwin & Steamer Sante Neckar Ger), Willegerod, Bremen via Southam. ton—Oelriehy & Co. i biganer Atotterdam (Dutel), Vie, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye 0. ag atgnaor Thingralla (Dan), Maurier, Havre—Funch, Edye in pbeamer Rio Grande Bolger, Galveston via Key W. H Mallory & Co, Steamer Cortes, Freeman, ‘ew Orleans—Clark & Sea: mun, Steamer Lone Stur, Forves, New Orleans—Bogert & Mor. xan 7 Stewmer Caroudolet, Fuireloth, Fernandins via ort Royul--O I Matiory &'Co. yhitamer San Salvador, Nickerson, Savanneh—George ‘ony ner Champion, Lockwood, Charlestou—J W Quiutard ‘'a—Old Dominion 1k, City Point and ek Steumer Gen Whitne B Palmer (Nor), Larsen, Antwerp—U Tobias & . Uirdex, Bremen—Theo Ruger. jelveu, Plymouth und Exeter, E Punch, dye & C Bark Montego (Br), Grifliths, Peuarth Roads for ord Geo F Bulley. Bark Urbane (fal), Olivarl, Newry, I-Bonham & Boye- wou. Brit Sarah K Kennedy, Wilkinson, Valencia (Spain) — John Zittlosen, Jirig deasie McLeod (Br), Melver, Demerara—R P Cur- rie. aitie Emily T Sheldon, Hays, Cienfuegos—Jas E Ward 0. Brig Happy Return (Br), Ryan, Liverpool, NS—Boyd & Hincken, Sel Lookout, Nichols, Bordounx—Johu A Jansson. Sehr Addie Ryerson, Cousins, St John, NB—S.ammell Bros, pache Kove Eppinger, Bayles, Key West—Van Brant & r hr Louise P Mallory, Stetso ick, Ga! i Chinese, lallory, Stetson, Brunswic! a —Bentley, pool: Dorian (Br), pet! Neckar (Ger), Beomen; re jo; San Sal Vaunat i Chi facie ° nah; pion, Churlont Richmond, Nortulk: Old Doiluion, Rlehoud, de; Florida, Phiiudelpiiin. MARITIME MISCELLANY “StkAMER AUGUst ANDRE (Belg), from Antwerp for New York is discharging her carzo ue Malitux, ond will probably be detained one inonth, MaMER PeRIT, from Hulliax for New York, ashore at ch Murs, hud discharged xbont 2009 bid of fist and potutoes on the 19th. ‘The weather was threatening, but hopes were ontertuined phut she would be got off next high water, Bank Carrtoxe (Ital, Sturlene, from Leith for Buitt- more, is the vessel roported ashore near Lite Suving Station No. She is fait of water. Banx Ronxrr Monnisos, Fritzinger. from Pascagoula for Conway, whien put into Bermuda in distress, iy au Ameri: cunt vexsel. NstaNce (Dutch), from St Martins for Wilining” ton before reported asiore on ald Head, below the Intter port, flouted Jun 19, ufter throwing overvourd her sult cargo, and arrived up at Wilmington, Senn Mantua A (Br), from St John, NB, tor New York, before reported ux having been towed’ into’ Newport badly damaged b: will haye her cargo shipped ww New York by achr Ganges and another schooner. Seu JeNNIx CROCKEK, ot Northport, Me, 43 days oat from Hoboken fxr Providence, is supposed to be los Sour OccaN PKARG, on 4 trading voyage to the Spanish ali Juu i from Baltimore, with escape, und wt one ti it with no otf owned by Urbein Doucet, wont eo 2Y..and sustained damage to ot salt Which Ke bad on bowrd was tucket, where she bus lnid sinco into by sche Kate b Rich, tay latter” vessel for damauen, United States Court, to be held im Bostun next week. ‘Ihe Boston Board of Underwriters estimate the damage at about $1 i Steantve E H Wenstre could not be repaired at Newport, caxe to come belore the RI, and left that pinee au 19 tor New York for repairs in tow of steumtug Bowe: Kennebunk Kiver ty mrare exception to our ice embar- good co: ¢ having wil winter been and now is open to Vonsels, and in the channel unobstructed by ica, either fixed or floating. ‘The ship yards there are to soi tent idle ut of the delay in receiving Southern pine 1 up fu Virginia rivers, er Isaac BSI from lor Iichmond, wgrou Spit. two miles bolow this 0 a dense for, yesterdey alternoou at foar o'clock, steamer WP Isanks has gone to her axsistance ‘A dense fox bus prevuiled here during the pust week. ew Beproxr, Jan 1!—steum fire engine Excelsior ves- ny afternuch mad+ an unsuccessful attempt te pur, ut the water iu prs eller Wamsutta, suk at Coinimercial wh Witaixcton, Jatt 19—the steamer Pioneer, for New Yurk, is reported to have grounded oF “rip” at New Inlet Har in going out Wednesday morning. It was thoueht y day that she had gotten off and’ proceeded on her voy: theugh no definite intelligence had been received up to dare, A thick fog prevailed during the day, which ren- dered objects ut a dixtunee indistinct, . Suipavitpixc—The following iy an estimate of the ship- ping to be built in she state of Muine tho current your: sipped of ‘The te Portland and Falwouth district, 909 Kennebunk, 6.00; Wis Belfast, 7.00: Baugor, Bay 200 " Muehias, 4,00 87,30) ton NOTICE TO MARINERS, Orrick oF Licutaouse INsexcton SkconD Distnicr, Boston Jwu 19, 1877, i velful light W trom her bathe the sound from tne enst- Rip lghtsvip to the Shoveifal Shovelful tothe Handker- On of about the Ist of February next th ship will ne moored about one-haltw mile S present position Ine ward the trom Po will be Woby N cliet SW by W By order of bu « ixhithouso Boara, DEWEY, Commander USN, pector Second district, WHALEMEN. Sulled from Russell, NZ, Dec 8, snip Jas Arnold, Wilson, NBr to ceuiso; burs Gaseite, Mosber, 49, do, Ee SPOKEN. from Pensacola for New Briz Manson of, Searapu York, Jun 14, no Lat, Selir Frauk Pendleton, of Baugor, bound nerth, Jeu 18, 40 wiles N of Hatteras. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shi pia thas by telegraphing to the Heravo “Bennott, No, 44 Flee: street, London, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avonue de lOp Paris.” the arrivals at and depu tron Euro Eastern ports of Ame! sols tending with the United States, te same will be cabled to this country free of charze. Cnptains wrriving at and sailing from Frevch and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office te more eeonomi- al and expeditions for teleyraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Brustot, Jan 20—Arvived, bark 1 Vero (Ital), Celenting, New York, Mailed 20th, steamer Somerset (Br), Westera, New ¥ Haemux, Jan 20—Arrived, ship Brom Holjes, New York; burks Otto (Nor), Jarmer, Johann Ludwig (Ger), Holjes, Baltimore: Alpe shall (Br), Parker, New York. Suiled 20th, ship Tranquebar, Steengraft, New York, Bancetoxa, Jan 15-Arrived, brig Belissario (Sp), Ven- tura, Charleston, Bonpeaux, to Jan 20—Arrived@bark Lavinia, Eston, Paris off Now York. Cancurta, Jan 19—Cleared, ship Samuel Skolfeld, Skol- field, Boston. Dunxink, Jan 20-Sailea, bark Hattie M (Br), Eaton, Now York, Growcest! n 20—~Sailed, brig G C Michels (Ger), Dill. wits, Phitadelpt Guascow, J an 20—Arrh New York, Gexoa, Jan 15—Sailed, bark Mary Pratt, Savin, New Yors isince reported put back leaky), Mavaew, Jan 20—Artived, ship Guardi steamer Tyrian (Br), Murray, Payne, New Ur- te Satled 40th, steamer Labrador (Fr), Sauglier, Plymouth and New Yor bark A Goudy (Br), Sorensen, Charleston, INNistoweN Heap, Jan 20--Arrived, bark Silver Cloud (Br), Robertson, St Johu, NB, for Lon tonderry, Liveuroon, san 20—Arrived, ships St Bernard (Br) Churehill, Savannah: Marianne Nottebohm, Whituey, N York ; Jacob A Stamler, Urystul, di wie (Br), New Orle pbrey, Norfolk; bark Liszl jell, D Cooper, Hum- Bark Kline B. x in Vallast jolt Hihen Bares CBr). Veser, Rormuda 9 days, |e j ship LL Sturgis, Linneken, New Orleaus; | } do, ( Lompox, Jan 20—Cleared, bark Antwerp (Br), Coop, United States, Sailed from Gravesend 20th, ship City oi Amoy (Bri, ford, Sun Francisco, Nawronr, Jan 15—Sailed, sehr WL Bradley, Chase, He- vana (was reported sailed Dec 10), Paina (Majorea), Jan 15—Arrived, bark Maria (Sp), Suan, Savannsh, Quaexstows, Jan 20, uoon—Arrived, steamer Parthia w York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Jan 20 -Nalled, steamer W A Scholten cin), Janzen, New York via Plymouth, Woicast (Prussia), to Jau 20—Arrived, bark Thor (Dan), Koffold, Puiladelphia via Elsinore, Livenvoot, Jan 20-Ship kivingstone (Nor), Hansen, from Guiveston, which arrived yesterday, had foreyard, upper and lower topswils, foresail and part of bulwarks car- ried away iu a heavy eale on the Sth inst, Rotrerpam, Jan 2 0 AM—Steamer Maas (Datch), Chevalier, trom New York, while proceeding up the river, grounded at Muasluis, Steamers have gone to ber assis ance WEATHER REPORT, Puywoutn, Jan 20—Calm ; fine. FOREIGN PORTS, Sascaway J 3—arrived, brig ion Thurlow, Corbitt, New York, Xvi Dec 17—Arrived, bark Panola, Luut, Welling= Aue! ton 7 days, Azva (St Dominzo), Dec 26-—In port, brig Alida A Sinith {RiP Heth, for Hosta tu tO dave; sehr 8b Burns, ‘Crosby, for do in id dys, Bomnay, Jan 15—Arrived, saip Raph Empire of Penca (Br), inurooke Cusile (Br), man, Liver. jal, very, for Liverpool : Spring, unc. Troceedine down the river ship Britias Envoy (Br), Stewart, New York, aLtak, Jan 13—Arrived, brig Magenta (Br), Lock- Baltimore. Dee 27 In port, ship Anglo Saxon (Br), Hur. Besse, Noyes, frou. Portland for ‘Albert Williams (Br), Walker, disg, NB, Jan 1—Areived, sche Ulelume (Br), ‘ork, oc 12—Halled, bark Carmel (Br), Donald, WALMKRS (Dunedin), Dee 7—Arrived, bark Joser Stall, New York. ur Evizauetn, CUl, Dec 22—Arrived, barks Anna Taylor (Bry, Percival, Boston ; Smyrvivte, Sears, do. AMERICAN PORTS. BOSTON, Jan 19—Arrived, schr Cayenne, Saunders. Cays enne (nog ns betura), vOrh—Arrived, steamers Aries, Wheldon, Pnitadelph Neptune, Berry, New York; bark’ Arletta, Nichols, Rosario brigs Julia K Haskell, Haskell, Palermo: Quango (Br), Gro. ell, Kast Harbor, fT; xchr © H Macomber, Parker, t Dominge).” red—steumvis Worcester, Hedge, 8: Crane, Howes, Baltimore; Roman, Crowell Glaucns, Kearse New Y ships Hope, urtis, Glenbervie (Br), Campbell, Glasgow Re ot M sctrs Roswell, Hurlburt, Harrunan, Trinidad (Cat uain, Luu, Snow, Haltimor Suilvd—Steamers Somerset, Worcester, William Crane, aud Roman,—Wind SSW, moderat BALTIMORK, Jan 19—Below, barks Giano (Aus), Soppe, from Lynn, KE; Li Gladutich, from rit, Sunt Irene town; Dorins (Aus), . from Boltaxt; (Aus), Dimmich, from Grimsby; brig Zin Catthring (Ital), rom Limerick: sclrs Matilix Brooks, Jones, from New Or- If Furber, Atkins, trom Boston, feamers Johns Hopkins, Hallett, Boston; rm Lucille, Bennet! Uleared—Steumers Saragossa, Hooper, Savannah; Tuckas how, Brown, Newborn; seaull, Iockwood, Charleston; suip B D Metealt (Nor), Knudsen: Antwerp. Suiled—Stoumer Seagull; brig Chattwnvoge. BRUNSWICK, Ga, Jun 15—Aerived, schr Muir & Crane mer, Coombs, Port Royal, ‘leared—Sebr Mark Pendieton, Pendleton, Fall River. tet Upham, Putnam, Rio Ja- Stat in Wymen, do; sebe Kebeeca HQ CHARLESTO! jeamer City of At= ant, Woodhall, Nor), Jorgensen, Havre; Sveu (awe), |i 1.0, DAKIEN, Ga, Jan 1é—Arrived, sehr White Sea, Haupt, from ——. Cleared—Burk Michael (Ger), Rental, Dundee. 15th--Arrived, bark Rockwood (Br), Seely, Suvannaby Director (Br), Stamper, do. aie tke, Cleared—Barks Atlantic Othello (Ger), Seiz, Kdam, 1G6th—Clewred. beiz Leal (Br), Harriess, Whitehaven. FREEPORT, Jan 10—Arvived, burk Grace Roverts, Nun Francisco. DINA, Jun 16—Cleared, schr Ema McAdam, + Spain ROE, Jan 20—Arrived, bark Giulia Gen, Harlingen; 1 Anna (Ita!), from Bremen for orders. Arrived in Hampton Roads 17th, schr Panny R Williams, Shearer, Yrlewns tor ‘ork. eons TON, Jan 12—Arrived, sehr Adolph Flake, Bor. brig Atlantic (Gt New Orlea * 'N, SC, Jun 15—Cleared, schrs BI Hi ew York: AK Lewis, Lowis, Cardenas, jeured, schr A W Kilis, Bugiey, Jun 16—Arrived, ship Wi rs Milas © Evans, Brewster, ery, Antwerp: sel Hai oomer, Port Antonio. 2Uih—Cleared, steamer Sully (Fr), Segund, Liver ships Lovine (Nor), Bull, Havre; Garibaldi ( ie reaxen, do; Marcin © Day, ux; barks Agat (Aus), Bussanich, Malaga; Pepptia (Aus), Ancoua, Bristol Ki; Trace cr), MeNeil, Liverpool; seur © H Lawrence, Kemp, Genoa. Trassus—Arrived, bark Peru (Nor), Skoldebrand, Sbarp- ness Point (not a befor Ith —Arvived, schr Ade EDFORD, Jan 18—Arrived, sehr WD Mangum, ew York vin New London, PORT, Jan 19, AM—Iin port schrs Murtha A G! of und from st John, NB, for New York, waiting to sett! damages from her collision with the steamer City of LA) © . Hoboken tor Providence; Sarah Fall River; 3 W Beye! Johnson, San Blas tor juke, Lincoln, Net Newburg for Fall kiver; York for Somerset; W: New York; Gange PM—arrived, tor ‘irginta, WoL DON, Jan 18—Arrived, schr Klisa Pharb, He uh—Arrived ris George (ie), Porto Rico. pour BLAKE Jan 10—Arrived, bark Brontgs, Wicks bok Qu icineo, Ble, Jan 12—Sailed, bark Rainier, White, MACOLA, Jan 13—Arrived, barks Helias (Rus), don; Moen (Dun), Rieche, Elsinore; brig i neh Sere ey Pelham Bidau L HT A, ‘own. (Bn), McKlernan, Cork; Hleared— Poe PHILA DILL Ital). Vizanigo, Bristol (Br, Brown, Dub- Abbie B (Bri, till, Glasgow via New Yerk, sebe «1 Grace, Smalley. Pensacola. leared—Steamers Lord Clive (Br), Urquhart, Liverpool, Nederland sala) Jum wel Ee Hinel rh here i Charleston; Fanith, Howe, Panther, Mills, Ne Jan Catharine, . Rotterdam ; Giuseppe Bell Hyer, Bett rs Rending, P Franciseo G. rig Orit; |. Deltiue ‘chr SS H . Jan 20—Arrived, bark Ada Burton (Br), rey. “Barks dia, and Hugh Caua, for Bremen; (Ger), Philadeiphia; Mizpah (Br), do; Quaker do: Nova Scotinn (Hr), New York. brigs Peri, Hive, and Alice Le lowes. Sophts, J M Richards, Mary Maggie Cam, WS Scull, and Lord Mayomall for Haltimore. . Rockland for New York, wsian (Br), Brown, Liverpool n 17—Arrive Couch, Robinson, Bran, from Tybee; Kappey ——= sels Jamestown, and Wave. FRANCISCY, Jan 1i—arrived, barks Enoch Tals Ventuilow, Nanaimo; Roswell Sprague, Nordberg, amble. Cleared - Ship Jeremiah Thompson, Hadley, Callao, Halled-—Shnp Continental, Clark, Liverpoot. 9 ver, barks RK Ham, Gove, Port Blakely; May atthe, f Stazhound, Piltz,, Tabi:i. visedate (Br), Dodd, vork; Agnes steamer Wyano! m. Howell, Hong Kong vie (Be, ighton, Ardrons Yokohama; ship san vin Port Stanle: VANNALL, Jun 20—Arrived, barks John Geddve (Br), son, Livery Amity (Br), Upham, de Eldorade (Nor), Larsen, Amsterdam, Nailed--steamer Americn, Billups, Baltimore; ship Henry § Ruuford. Jucksou, Liverpool: bark Marie,(ver), Melmert, Sailed, brig Anave Barker Walsh, Queenstown for orders. NCOMA, Jan 11—Suiled, ship Shirley, Mathews, Seq Francisco. VINEYARD HAVEN, Jan 19—Arrived, schrs Mabel # Hirunawick Ga, for Bath: Rushlignt, Gloucester ‘adelphin: HK ‘Dresser, Wiscasset, tor New Yori Theodore Dean, Salem for do; Anna Frye, Calais for do. Suiled—Nehr Rushiteht. NGTON, Ni YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, CROTON WATER BOAT, WITH T. AApicte, tur nate chisap. Address D., 238 We Bests ND OARS, LIFE BOATS, Pleasure Boats, 404 Waser st., near ‘ OR SALE—CUGBOAT H, cylinder; will be sold cheap. JOUNSON & HAMMOND, 134 Water at SINGLE OR DOUB OF or desirable Keal Est e rena fall particulars and lowest ° DeCKED BARGE WANTRD= must be in oud order, price to box 1,045 Post ANTHD-A SECOND THA “OARED Wax! with appurtenances complete ue be 1 A order, Address, stating where it may be seen and lowest cash price, NEEUS KOWING CLUI 88 carly price, NCE UB, box 288 Flushing MISCELLANEOUS, LEGAL RVR Wik, puulicity; superlative wd: unrantogd; consultations FRED: ING, Lawyer, 6 St. dMar’s place, adjoining Cooper Institute, IVORCES QUIETLY IN ANY STATE—PAY WHEN D. fa kd, A Y STATE—PAY WHE) diverged. | Fi Astor H AMERICAN LAW AGBNCY, a ab Salled 20th, ship Borues, Shaw, New York; bark Caribon, Bark Ort jor), Longl lust to Funeh, Kayo & Co. Kenney, Havaue, 3 LEGALLY OBTAINED In ‘und other States, without pi titel: Buthear Be when divorcud. NEW YORK LAW AGENCY, 170 B: udway, #60. DIXON, Jan 12—Sailed, bark Northwest, Farm | +?