The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1877, Page 10

FRANCE. Spiritualism Before the Courts—A Dis- ciple of Pythagoras. CURIOUS BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. \ Germany's Perfect Knowledge of French Fortifications. Courbet and Napoleon |.—A Boast That Was Ill-Timed. Panis Jan, 14, 1877, ‘A caso of much interest to Spiritualists has just been * decided by the Court of Appes! at Aix, Mme. Placide Reybaud, a resident in the old Roman town, died last year, when she was found to have made a will by which only a life interest in certain estates was re- served to her husband, while the bulk of her property, which was considerable, was bequeathed, including the reversion of the husband's interest, to a female friend of the decessed, Mme. Placide Reyband, who nad disposed of her fortane in so unexpoctod a manner, was during the Tater years of her life a fervent believer in Spiritual- ism. It was also affirmed that she was the victim of frequent baliucinations. She often spoke of the trans- Migration of souls and of the mystic bonds which Unite the living to the spirits ot the departed, Some yeurs since Mme. Reybaud’s son Theophilus died and she long remained inconsolable, At length the mother persuaded bersell that she had power to call up the spirit of her dead child and to bold inte course with him. Muny bours did she pass thus, and Many more in deep meditation, Mme, Reybaud also ‘wrote poetry and romances, in which she devoloped her favorite ideas, Her style is said to have been Bebulous, The deceased was passionately fond of music, and a short time betore hor death set herself to Jearn the piano, a circumstance which, together with the mistiness of per style, seemsto have been noted by her husband as a proof of insanity. 1t shouldseem, moreover, that she had a fancy for playing only with one hand. Mme, Reybaud was not oniy a believer in Spirituel- ism, but A MEDIUM, As such she was naturally in groat request at séances, and hor husband complaiued that she not only exe! cised her medium power at these gatherings, but read her mystic compositions and even caused them to be sung. Clearly, every author who inilicts his or her compositions on an evening party 1s, in the opinion of the worthy M. Reybaud, hopelessly mad. The only serious ground, igdeed, on which the will could be disputed was one particular hallucination which does seem to have more or less affected the judgment of the testatrix. Mme, Reybaud, who might ‘ave boasted thut she was NO MORK MAD THAN PYTHAGORAS, believed that the iriend to whom she lott Ler property bad been in a former existence the wile of Béranger, and that in the next world the same person would be her sister or mother, it did not clearly appear which, Tbe civil court of Aix upon this evidence annulied ‘the will, and the Court of Appeal has now upheid the decision of the inierior trivunal, From these judg- ments one may learn some practical rules of conduct :— 1, Do not believe in spiritualism. 2. Nor in metempsychosis, %& Cultivate a clear literary style, 4@ Avoid the practice of reading your poems to friends. 6. Abstain from meditation, 6. Do not be so absurd as to entertain any serious belief in the immortality of the soul. 7 Do not learn to play the piano late in life, Ifyou will bear these and a few other rules in mind you inay be allowed to dispose of your property as you please—subject to restrictions. The decision of the Aix court by the way should be enough to fill some nebulous writers on both sides ot the atiantic with alarm. Even a man of Mr, Brown- ing’s genius may fcel uneasy. ‘There is A CURIO’S STORY told of the effect produced by Paracelsus” on the lute Mr, Theodore Hook, wno, being contined to bis bed by ilinoss, was sent’ acopy of the new poom to amuse him, After reading a fow lines Hook, with the ‘utmost agitation of mind depicted on his coun bance, thrust the book into his wite’s band, saying, “Read it, read i,”” Mrs. Hook did asshe was requested and uiter two or three minutes looked up with a puzzled expression of countenance. s Well,’ asked ber hus- band, ‘“‘well?” ‘Why, I can’t understand a word of ut,” she observed. ‘Thank Goa!” exclaimed Hook, “then I have not lost ad reason,” ‘A better specimen of FREXCH JUSTICE is to be found in the decision of the Civil Tribunal of Nevers with respect toa breach of promise case re- cently before it, In France both the issue of law and the issue of fact are tried by judges in these matters, without the intervention of ajury, and the legal mind is rarely disposed to be unduly sentimental, (n Eng- land the suit of Gippon vs Charroy would, it may salely be asserted, have had quito another ending than that which French law devised for it, Mme. Gippon, | widow of thirty-ono autumns, and the mother of a family, claimed $4,000 against a young man ol twenty- three, who had made her a promise of marriage which he had neglected to carry out Ts was alleged for the defence, however, that the promise had been condi- tional; that the conditions had not been fulfilled on the part of Mme. Gippon. jon Piainuil produced a document which ran as fol- wa Dxcizx, (Neivre) Nov. 8, 1874, I. the undersigned, Lonis-Lucicn Chareoy, controller of direct contributions’ at Decize, hereby pledge myself to aarry Ippon in case, 45 'a consequence of our rola- tions, she should become u inother, thus to legitimate, by fan eternal union, the child which should be born to rae, UCIEN CHARROY. By and by Mme. Gippon declared she was about to become a mother—a statement which was eventually veritivd, but M. Charroy had grave reasons for doubt @stothe paternity of the child, which he refused to jogiimate “by an eternal union.”’ Hence the action. THK JUDGMENT of the Court set forth that whereas the widow Gippon was of mature age and the mother of atamily, and therefore presumably able to take periect care ol her- self and her honor; and whereas M. Charroy at the time of making the promise was not of an age at Which he could cootract murriage without his father’s consent; und Whereas the coutract was an immoral One from the beginning; and whereas there seemed every reason to believe that the widow Gippon had cunningly speculated on the unreflecting passion of young Charroy, and hoped by the threat of exposure to compel him’ to pay a heavy fine, the Court, taking all these circumstances into account, dismiasea the suit of widow Gippon with costs, Among the subjects over which PARIS 18 LACGIING at the present moment, though somewhat uneasily, Is the publication of General Briaimont’s work on the defence of States and intrenched camps. lecting materials tor bis book General Brialmont ap- pled to the French government for the necessary documents concerning the fortitications of Paris, The French governinent refused to divulge the secrets of the State, whereupon the Belgian author, nothing discour- ‘aged, wrote to Berlin und from the War Uilice of that Sapital obtained ail the mformation be desired concern- ing the fortresses both of Germany and Franee. In- deed, the German military authoritios went so tar as to communicate to him the plan of tho untinished torti- fications around Paris ana several projects which have been suomitted to the Min rot War, When General Briaimont’s book appeared it was determined at first to demand tho seizure of the work, iu order, a8 a critic observed, to prevent the Prussians reading in Frevch what they tad communicated to German. 1 is not supposed here that any treason haw ben committed, France possesses the exact plans of aii the German forts, and it 18 weil nigh impossible to keep fortitications secret. Before the fall ot the Ean- ire interesting models of all the strong places in oon wero exhibited in a gallery of the Louvre. Phe rain of ANECDOTES concerning poor Henry Monnier continues. Here isa ‘whimsical one which teils of @ practical joke played in coucert with his Iriend Romien, The two had taken their seats in au omnibus which was already pretty Well fliled, whon there entered an enormous man, who seomed likely to squeeze two or three of the passen- gery outof ali shape, Now tne tat man wore several gaudy jooking rings on his Mayers, and Monnier forih- with devised w plan for getting rid of the fut man on $hat hot July alternoon, An exchange of giances with Romien was quite enough, Suddenly the lauer seemed to undergo « fearful and wondrous change. His eyes assumed the fixity of idiocy, his lower lip twitched convulsively and sight foam was even visi- bie ou his mouth. ‘The entertainment now commenced. Roms (Pointing to the tat manj—Ring! Me want ng! PR aittien (To the geutleman)—Pray, hide your hands, my dear sir; it irritates hin; don't give Lima L beg of you, no; pray, don’t. ‘tue Far Max—i bave no imtention of giving him one. Komten (With morcased energy)—Mo want ring, want ring, oh! MONNIER-— Be i sake, "iH render him fur’ ar be far Maw (Putting his bands behind bis back)— This i» intolerable, They ought not to allow these Je to get inte omnibuses. Rosen Now quite furious)—Me will havea ring. je Give me rity Trreeinn-ctlang it, tas t Give him the ring and let us huvé a little peace. You see, I’ve no more power wor him. “Tux Far Man (Scared)—Conductor! Nagi cnr from the Rope ge with “gcnemed mr ofa five bil bu “Ot "00.000 presented to While col- hide your bands; conductor! ; umn was soon brought the painter Courbet, as tioned in my last letter, for the cost of rebuilding she Vendome Column, pulled down by mney during the reign of tho Commune, STORY OF THE FIRST NAPOLEON, told by M. ‘Marco Saint-Hilaire, is not without interest. A low day8 after the battle of Jena, Napoleon, goin; from Merseburg to Halle, ‘Gcon the battletield o! Rosbach, where the Prussians bad erected a little col- umu to the memory of Frederic the Great’s victory. Alter walking rouod the monument with his arms folded over his breast, in silence, the Emperor took a run at it and applied a vigorous kick to the column, ‘This he did again and agair; but, as the column stood firm, he said, ‘eg Some sappers were sent the ground. was a very small one, not much bigger than a milestone, and was immediately packed up, put in 9 carriage and sent to Paris, As the German trophy was taking its departure, “Now,” said Napo- lon, “let them come, i! they can, ‘and'do the samo (hing to our column. They will find at the top of i.” He eens ocrsps then that ina very few years his statue would be hauled down to make way for the white flag of the restored Bourbons; still less did ho dream men then living would sce both column und statue, thrice spared by the Prussians, hurled down in ope common ruin by Frenchmen. MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Wan DxraRtaxyt, Ovricg ov THE CurKr SIGNAL Ovricnr, Wasuixctox, Jan, 30-1 A. M Indications, During Tuesday in the South Atlanticand East Gulf States, rising, followed by falling barometer, south- wosterly to southeasterly winds, rising temperature and increasing cloudiness. In the West Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling baromet easterly and southerly winds, rising temperature, partly cloudy or cloudy weather and rain areas, succeoded in the first section by rising barometer. In the lake region, rising followed by falling baro- meter, winds shifting to southerly or casterly, sta- tionary and rising temperature, and increasing cloudi- ness with probably rain, partly turning into snow in the upper lake region, and possibly extending to the lower lakes. in the Upper Missisaippi and Lower Missouri valleys falling barometer, easterly to southerly winds, warmer, partly cloudy or cloudy weather, and rain areas chang- ing into snow in the northern portions, succeeded by raing barometer and winds shitting to colder north- westerly. Inthe Middle and Eastern States, risiug, followed by falling barometer, variable winds, stationary or ris- ing temperature and partly cloudy weathor, succeeded in the former by southerly to easterly winds and pos- sibly, at night, rain areas, ‘The Mississipp! River will continuo to rise slowly be- low Momphis and the lower Ohio and Cumberland to fall slowly. THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in compar- ison with the corresponding date of last year, as indi- categ by the thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Heravp Building:— 1876, 1877. 1876, 1877 38 30 $:30P, M..... 50 39 29 6P. - 49 38 29 OP, 40 37 33:12PM 30 34 Average temperature yesterday... 36 Average temperature for corresponding date fast year.. as «41% THE FISHKILL NATIONAL BANK Povcuxxxrats, N, Y., Jan, 29, 1877. A special despatch from Washington to the Eagle gays the report to the Comptroller of the Currency shows the Fisnkill National Bank deficit to be larger than was at first stated, and that one of the ongey of the bank overdrew his account more than $40, Henry Bostwick has been he aaa receiver od tt the bank, with bonds fixed at $25,000. LARGE CARGO OF COTTON. GaLveston, Jan, 20, 1877. The steamer Australian, which cleared to-day from this port for Liverpool, has the largest cargo that ever cleared trom here, having on board 6,248 bales of cotton, NEW HAMPSHIRE PROHIBITIONISTS. Mavcuzster, Jan. 29, 1877. Tho prohibitionista will hold a convention here on Wednesday, to nominate a candidate for the Gover- norsbip. A BURGLAR’S NIGHT VISIT. HE ESCAPES WITH HIS PLUNDER AND IS CAP- TURED WITH A PART OF HIS BOOTY. Yesterday morning, between the hours of twelve and two, a daring burglary was committed in the residence of Julius Low- enstein, of No, 436 Houston street Mr. and Mrs, Lowenstein were asleep, when a noiso awoke the latter, and on looking out she discovered a man st thé wardrobe. She immediately shouted as loud as she could, and hor busband finally jomed in the alarm, The fellow, surprised in his work, made for the window and escaped out of the rear window, wbich bad been insecurely fustenod, He took with him tyre ge airs of pants, $66 in money and a gold watch a ain worth over $150, He scaled @ fence in he Pe ar of Lowenstein’s house, dropping a coat in his efforts. This he came back jor, and was seen. He then burst into No, 350 East Third street, as 1s claimed by the woman, but it is thought he was let in, Yesterday afteraoon De- tectve O'Connor, of the Eleventh precinct, arrested three men—Charies Sloane and William Lawson, of Ne. 350 past Third strect, and James Barry, of No, 350 East Thirteenth strect—who wero in No, 350 East Third streot, when the burglar got om there. Avout eleven last = night Jobn Downey. the principal actor 1 the burglary, was arrested in Eleventh street. He was found with shoes on that were evidently not of the sume pair, Une was his own, the other was recognized by Mrs. Lowensteim as belong to her, A shoe matching his own that he had ou was found in the garden, The three men, Barry, Lawson and Sloane, were scen in the garden shortly betore the burglary was committed, Donney ig a desperate character, There are four charges ainst bim at the jighteenth preeimct and two or three at the Eleventh, It is thought he will be tried on a charge of robbery in the firet degree and the chances are thay eset Sanne si seatanen of Cusety. Zenre. Dowosy s his residence as No 517 East Fifteenth street, bat it is supposed he is. vagrant, slosuo 1s a brother. m-law of Downey's, or claims to be. The arrest 18 a most important one, and Jack Downey is a good bird tn the hand. POLICE LEGISLATION. The Police Commissioners yesterday received a letter from Mr. Hamilton Fish,Jr., Chairman of the Committeo on cities of the State Assembly inviting the Commis- sioners to appear before the Committee during the week, when it is to consider the three bills relative to the pohce force and the Street Cieaning Bureau. The main features of these bills ha eady been given in the Hxratp, Betore the meeting adjourned yesterday Colonel Erhardt was wuthorized to go to Albany as the represontutive of the Board, RUN OVER 2 BY A HORSE OAR. Jumea Murtha, aged d twenty-three, @ switenmap, whose residence 18 No. 85 Mulberry street, was run over by a horse car yesterday, about hal!-past twelve in tbe afternoon, at the corner of Broome street and the Bowery, receiving probably fatal injuries—a compound comminuted fracture, the right leg being badly frac- tured and also a compound fracture of tne lelt ankle. Both lege will have to be amputated, He was so weak last might that the surgeons did not deem it sale to jempt the operation. NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. SHIPPING DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM _OW JANUARY W YORK FOR THR MONTHS D PEBRUAR Steamer, Destination| Liverpool . a0 4 Bowhins ( 61 Broad: ‘| Liverpool. .|6 +] Gtasgow | Bremen. |Liverpuol... way Bowling Greon Howitns tiroen ng Green London Breme | Liverpook Liverpool Haroburg Parthia, Gellert AVerDoul. Glankow. . | Bremen ! mow warke Gov, Island,...morn 9 24 morn § 30 orn 11 09 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS, JANUARY 29, 1877. Bar. (Thi ‘State of At Hour, |Inches.| Deg.|Wind.| Weather. , Stuten Teinnd.,| Nogn.| 90.25| 3] NE Frail cloudy Bendy Hook...| SEM) 30 Fs) Lightsh 3 PMI 30.3 37] v ii Siieows 12 PMi BOLO; «35, Ni PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN, 29, 1877. ARRIVALS, SEPORTED BY THE HERALD BTKAM YACHTS AND WERALD WHITKSTONK TELEGRAPH LINK Steamer NP eigen | ey renee, | Liverpool Jan 17 and nstuwD 18th, with mdse aud 44 Dasenaers to Williams Guion, Arrived at Bande, Hook ut 4.40 AM: Jun 27, lat 42.14. lon 62.50, passed steamer Batavia (Br), hence’ for Liverpool; 28th, 20. miles E of Sandy Hook, steamer Spain Br. do for do. iteamer Egypt (Br), Boiss tas Liverpool Jan pep Py d 66 passengers to F Hurst. Jan Passed a Guion steamer bound east; miles east of Sandy Hook, steamer Spain, hence for Liver- pool. P'Stoamer Sidonian (Br), Kdwardy, Naples Dec 22, Messina 24th, Milazuo 24th, Palermo Jan 2, Valencia Ath, Uibraltar 10th'and Cudiz 12th, with mdse und pasnengers to Hender- son Brox, Since leaving Cadiz had strong westerly winds. Steamer Clyde, Kennedy, Havana Jan 24, with mdse und Pastongers to Win P Clyde’ & Steamer City of San Antonio, Pennington, Galveston Jian 20, via Key Wost, with mdvo and passenzers to C illory Btoumer Richmond, Kelly, Norfolls, with mdse and pas- senvers to the Old Dominion Steamship Co, Steamer Agnes, Burdick, Philsdelphia, with mdse to Bo- gert & Morgan, Steamer Vindicator, Rogers, Philadelphia fur Providence. Ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borden, London und Tale of Wigh Sl days, with mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & Cu. Came the ye and had moderate weather, Jaa 10, lat poke ship Airlee (Br), from Culcatts for I itome (of Windsor NS), &mith, Antwerp Nov frrotae: ‘98 das Ship Ixiwnd 21, via Charleston, SC, 6 days, in ballust tod F Whitney Paulsen, Montevideo 55 days. with uel to Funch, Edye & Co, Croxsed weather to Hutter Dee 10, lat 27 3: the thence 5 anys with strong on 39 53, exchanged signals ones British bark bound showing signals hee ‘Alice (181 ntgomery, Truxillo 18 days, with Hamlein & Co. Had fine weather; if suger and as to Gomer, Jon 73, wind easterly, moder rain, the foreroyalmast was twot Sehr Impulse (ir), y ‘aud aceompaniod by hea mek by lightning and cut in was 4 days N of Hatteras with fine weather. Rountres, Belize. Hon, 24d logwood to Louycrift & Co." Was 10 days N of 1 ys, with attoras with strong NE und SW winds, Schr Adum Bowlby, Jellison, Annatta Bay with wogur, &c, to A H Bolomon & Co; ve 4 Schr Vineyard (of Gouldsbora), Rosobrook, Mirai 14 du 's, with logwooa to H Becker & Co; vessel to Miller 16 days, io Warren Houghton. Schr Josephii (of Machias), Fickest, Sensanilla, dave. ith melado to Charles Owen: veesal to Simpie Japp & Co. Nebr Joseph Maxfield, Steelman, Bt Marys, Ga, 9 days, with lumber to Souder Schr Mary J Fisher. ‘Garap, Newborn, NC, 21 cays, with Baval stores to AT Bs: Schr’ JD Williams, Piero, Baltimore, Arrived 27th—Schr Lucretia, Hughes, San Blas 23 di with cocounuts to BJ Wenverg. api! PassSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Santee, Davis, New Bedford for Now York, Steamer Albatross. Davis. Mall River for Now York. Stoumor Grunt (US revenue), Vengar, Newport for Ne Yor! ure Sirlo (ital Balsamo, Girgenti Sept 30 via Provi- dence for Now York. Bebe Harriet Chuse (Br), Quinlan, Canning, NS, for New rier WR Barry (Br), Douglass, Rockland, “B, for New ‘Sehr Clarine (Br), Tease, Alma, NB, for New York. Schr Kliza B Beard (Br), Odell, 8tJohn, NB, for New ‘ork, ‘Belir Nellte Chuso, Gibson, Eastport for Now York. Schr Lucy D, Handy. Boston vie Hyannis for New York. Sehr R T’Clark, Hutehiason Boston for New Yors, with loss of flying ee Schr John Merrill, O'Neil, Fall River for Now York. Sehr Elita Pharo, W: Providence for Now York, Schr J A Bugerman, Providence for New York. Schr Mattie E Rulon, Rulon, New Haven for Baltimore, BOUND EAST. Steamer Iranconia, Bragg. New York for Portland, Steamer Thetis, Teeny a New York tor Providence, BELOW. Schr Menawa, from Fernandina, CLEARED, Pe scicad Cornwall (Bn), Beary Stamper, Bristol, E—W D Mor- wocenmer Agnes, Burdick, Philadelphia—Bogart & Morgan, Steamer Franconit. Brags. Purtland—J F Ames, Ship Canada, Trowbridge, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. ee oe ‘Sarab (Br), Frasier, Cork for orders—James W El- well & Co. Bark Swallow (Br), Yonts, Genoa—J 8 Tucker & Co, Brig Gustaf Adolph! (Sw), Olsen, Lisbon—Funch, Haye & ‘iri Mary E Rowsand, Lorton, Barbados—L W &P Arm- strong. Brig’ Favorite, Woodward, Fort Spain (Trinidad)—H Trowbridge’s Brig Waubun, Wi Mey, Havana—James E Ward & Co. Brig Manson, “Gurduer, New Haven—H W Lovd & Co, Schr Burdett Hart, Ostenberz, Genoa—J M Procht, rete Mitt U Knight, Duffy, Ponce, PR—E L Selena ephew Sehr WH Card, Foss, Jacksonville—Warren Ray. Sehr K Forsyth, Hobbie, Bridgeport—stamiord Mana- api Jarvis, New Havon—National Freight and a Robbing, W ilson, New Haven—National Freight and Lightorage Co. Brig Gavin (Br), for Port Spain, was cleared 27th, pyfoues & Lough (noe as as botore).” ‘4 a SALLED. Steamer Albomarle, for Lewes, Del; ships N B Palmer (Nor), Antwerp; Nightingale (Nor),’ Rotterdam: Abeona arks Assyrian (Br), do; Rhea (Ger). Man- Edward Hvidt (Nor), Christiansand: Southern Helle (te), Naples; brig Apollo (Br), St Piorre; Ro.e (der), porto. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newronr, RI, Jan 29, 1877. The owners of the steamer City of Fitchburg, of New Bodford, which collided with the senr Martha A (Br), of and from St John, NB, for New York, will pay for tho re- pairing of the lattor and other reasonable demands for de- murrage, &c, made by her undorwriters and owners, Itis believed that she can be repaired and in orderto see what the work ean be done for, proposals for doing tho work have deed given on. ‘The agent for the Board of Underwriters at St John, will remain here until the case is sutisfaccorily settled. Saturday this harbor was over one-half frozen over and it looked as if this port would be closed up for the first time during tho winter, the westerly wind, however, and the thaw of Saturday, completely broke it up and vossols can approach the docks without any difficulty, No sailing ves scls ean reach any port between here and Providence, sa with the aid of steam, and the tuzs are kept constantly at work in taking vessols up the river. Several vessels, owing © the ice in Mount Hope Bay.will not be able to roach their destination in that direction for along time, On Saturday there were six St Jobn, NB, vessels here, whieh, is an un- ustal occurrence. MARITIME MISCELLAN Y. ‘The purser of the steamer Clyde, from Havana, has our thanks for favors, Stkamvn Kapst (Br), arrived at Havre 28d, from Ne York, one duv inter than her due date on account of her m: chinory having got disabled during the voyage. from Baltimore for Ani Fortress Mouroo for Nor- and sailed again for des- w port ( tinution, passing For oll, which nkin hud one of ber lifes n wd one of her seamen named Smith washed overboard, but wus rexened with bis badly injured. The burk’s crew had Leen constantly imps for several ers hh ypsox, Vaugh. from Patchie, before reported ashore at Cove Point, arrived up at Baltimore 20th fust. Bank Canvroye (Ital), hefore reported achore. at Cape Henry, was flonted yesterday, She is leaking badly and will be towed to Norfolk for repairs Bure Treoox « Miller, from Deterara for Boston, before reported, put tito Bermuan Jan 16, leaky and loss ot spars and swils, was discharging ea reporcs (hut he leit Demerara Haht east with # pilot on + wind light Nawset Lights vind stro At astward ; ye distant 4 uve and snowing. At midn’ the sn i vd ship to the S i blowing a gale. At 1AM, blowing a sir ny gale and heavy cross sem, vessel with all soesiule sail on to work her clear of the shoals. At 2A wing a terrific with blinding snow storm, e uiter the other, sea ar bourd, from ean to uo h over hor, At 44M shipped # tre- started bende, car. with aneh ed, with 16 At 6 veered to NNE that, the ver. through th pumping, erated. On Gh cxim—cloar ot what spare sails there were on board, on the vexsol, Being in wienky sud evipeled sondision ‘svd sbuet of orovieene ene cluded to bear up for Bern On the 1th was kindly supplied with provisions from Norwegian bark Uranos, Capt from Charleston bound to Leith, From thenes ida, light woather sighted the Iand on the towing to ghey wad head winds could not got into port belore above date, orrik Aus, of and from Rockland, M n with yranite, ran upon Bantal vin Tight, in & snow storm, wi E Vi saved, The Ly Aw for Port Sonn Gro wont ashore at 5 eotoarne Khoale and banged, She wos bourded by the revenue cutter Hamilton at 2 d wreckers were then stripplny the + LT was 113 tons while entering Gulveston i jore on the knoll betwe Cupt Miller, and towed up tothe city. The Saikelino duainge choepe th Hs schooner sus- the breaking ‘other radder head.” Scun AJ Faben, Harris, from_ F, with oranges opines passengers, py he of Bernads’. Jan pro- Scuz Dertanc arte $4, Gemeas, Me, er ‘York, with one, Du rt RI, Jan 20 leaning bails’ havin boom cut by the ioe? Will round and try to stop the leak, Scun Ontanro (Br), Macauley, from Halifax for Philadel. phia. with potatoes, put into Hnemude, Jan 21 leaky and Pilerwise demaged, and remained 25th discharging. Sonn Wx Juxxixs (Br), Dos ni a love from Now. foundian!t for Yarmouth, NS, hi open at Bt. with tno lous of spars and everything ubove deck, The are sale Nonvoux, Jan 28—The sehr Panui K Shaw, wrecked sev- eral weeks since, Cer am tor Baltimore yesterday in in tow of ry emer WHALEMEN, DA Small. and sobre William (A, Grosier. Lottie 100) d ME Simmons are in port st piney ‘didn for wbaiitg yexeatt Sehr Edward od Atkion, wilt wail from the same port directly, and sehr Kuights, Foster, is nearly ready and will sail first of next mont SPOKEN. Ship Monte Rosa, Carter, town, Oct 2, Int 28 8, lon 128 from San Francisco for Liverpool, Nov 1, lat $2 8, ton 118 Ship, Wr Hf Maroy, M nrgy, trom New York for San Fran- Ship Graudeo, Shillaber, {rot New York for Melbourne, Dee -0, tat 15.N, 1 from San Francisco for Queenstown, Dec 4, 3, 1on 13, Int 18, Jon Ship Wni, Woodbu . Schmidt, from Antwerp for Balti. jon Bark Peru (isn. Craig, from Leith for San Francisco, Nov 1, Int 40 N, lon 1 lat 56 8, lon 63 W. Bark J A Brown, , Groenish, from Horton for Fort Natal, lat 40, 1 Bar ‘Abiel Abbot, from Charleston, 80, for Boston, Jan t 33.50, ion 73°30, Jan 11, no lat, &e. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. con San Francisco for Queens- Suip Howden (Br), Bitchburn, ciseo Doe 4, lat 14.N, lon n 35 Ship Blair resis "Gh Wexing Ship Napier ‘iin Bygott, from Quebeo for Iquique, Dee more, Pyan ‘8, lat 47 1 Burk Papa (Gee, from California for Hamburg, Nov 14, . Lat 21 N, Minow bi Liverpool for Tybee, Jan 2, ark Urenoe (Nor), Anderson, from Charleston for Leith, jeamer Switserland (Belg), Axtwenr, Jan 20—Arrived, Jackson, New York, Suiled 28th, barks Lyngoer (Nor), Petorsen, New York; Advocate (Br). Spicer, do; Angelo, for Philadelphia, Aaunuvs, Jun 19—Satled, bark Bjornstjorne Bjorsen (Nor), Noilsen, United States, Auuxnia, Jan 22—Sailed, brig Carolina (Ital), Cilente, “United States. Bxtrast, Jan 26—Sailed, bark Minerva (Ital), Galliani, United States, Buewey, Jan 20—Arrived, ships Rhine (Br, Smith, New Orleans; Constantia (Gor), Kueblken, do; barks Gitans (Nor), Jacobson, Charleston; Grandlovan (Nor), Middle- thorn, Now York; Prudhoo (Nor), Pedersen, New Orlean: Arracan (Nor), Aagard, New York; Amelia, Burgess, do; Canessa Madre (Ital), Roccotagliata, Philadelphia via Queenstown, Sallod 28th, bark Rapuello (Ital), Mortole, Baltimore (be- fore reported sailed 11th). Cauats, Jan 28—Arrived, bark Ansgar (Nor), Gundersen, Pascago Dvatix, Jun 26—Sailed, bark Ottaws (Nor), Thygvesen, New York. Donxirx, Jan 27—Balled, ship Peter Young (Br), Perry, United States Giascow, Jan 26—Arrivod, steamor State of Nevada (Br), Braes, New York. Gatway, Jan 28—Sailed, bark Berglist (Nor), Mosberg, United States, Giswartar, to Jan 29—Arrived, bark Blits (Ger), Bohn, New York (seo below). Hutt, Jan 27%—Salled, bark Emble (Nor), Sorensen, United States. Liverroot, Jan 28—Arrived, ships J A Thompson, New Orloans; Bonnto Dundee (Br), Goff, Mobile; barks Mark land (Br), Dakin, Charleston; Braato (Nor), Pedersen, Now Orleans; 20th, ships Queen of Beauty (Br), Moulton, do; Lizzie Burrili (Br), Stuart, do; bark Delta (Nor), Cas parson, Charleston. Also arrived 28th, 9 PM, steamer Italy (Br), Simpson, New York, Also arrived 29th, steamer Quebec (Br), Thearle, Phila- dolph Sailed 29th, stoamer Memphis (Br), Mellon, New Orleans; bark Wim D Seed (Br). Proctor, Valparaiso. Lecuonn—Sailed, brig A B Stronach (Br), Mugroe, New York. Movittx, Jan 29—Arrived, steamers Olympia (Br), Young, New York for Glasgow; Polynesian (Br), B Portland via Halifax for Liverpool (and both proceeded). Navies, Jan 21—Arrived, bark Orsola (Ital), Caffero, New York. Oronto, Jun 22—Sulled, bark Germania (Port), Pellica, Unitod States; brig Fortune (Fort), Mexquita, do. Puyxovtu, Jun 29—Arrived, steamer Lessing (Ger), Lud- wiz, New York for Hamburg. Arrived off tho Lizsard 29th, 6 PM, steamer Denmark Bq), Williams, New York for London, Patenuo, Jan 27—Sailed, steamer Spartan (Br), New York direct. Qurxxstowx, Jan 28—Arrived, steamers Borassia (Br), Now Orleans for Liverpool; 29th, Britannic (Br), ‘Thompson, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Rorterpam, Jan 28—Arrived, bark uner (Nor), Lang- feldt, Wilmington, NC. Saw Sepasttay, toJan 29—Arrived, brig Hope (Br), Nor- Sow York, ‘Texxt, Jan 28—Sailed, ship J K Kimball, Humphreys, Cardiff; also Singero, for New York. ‘Trixstk, Jan 22—Salled, bark Pekin, Kline, New York. Arrived at a United Kingdom port Jan 29, bark Magdale (Br), Lourie, Bull River, Sulled trom —— Jan 27, Tollew, Jahnsen, United States Loxpox, Jan 29—Sehr E B Darling, Hodgkinson, last re- ported at Santa Craz, Teneriffe, trom New York, has beoa wrecked on the Grand Canary. ‘The crow and eargo wore saved. [Tho EK B D was 186 tons register, built in Port Jef. ferson, LI, in 1874, and hailed from Stonybrook.! Advices from Gibraltar report that the bark Blits (Gi Bohn, from New Yore Dee 27 for Gibraltar, had arrived ut the latter port with the loss of Wulwarks and her deckhouse, She had to throw overboard part of ber cargo. Bark Amelia, Burgess, from New Yor: rrived at Bremen to-day leaking and with loss of sails and bulwarks, FOREIGN 1} PORTS, Axsxn, Dec 4—Pasned, ahi oogly. Frost. from Hong Kong tor New York ; 6th, 5a jey, Mania for do; Tu, Castine “Avery, Batavia tor Ching Awrict 0 4—Arrived, schr E &'G W Hinds, Hill, Philadelphia tind sailed Dui tor Pek islands) Dee 16—In port, bark Quickstep, Burnabie, from b, Eureka, Chapel, Cheridon ; R P Buck, 1; Francis B Frey, Rollins, Pekalongan and B Heros Avuns, Dec iS—In port, brig Belle Prescott, Waterhonse, from Portland, arrived Sth; and others, Suiled Dee 3, burk Jas McCarty, Gould, Boston. . barks Samael . Bacon, tor New York; Maggie (Br), 1 Uraabart. une; Geo Ht Gordon (Br), Gordon, for Lond: Bello Preseott, Waterhouse, for Boston! Irene, Ya Hania, Dec i6—Sulled, bark Kobinoor (Br), Cooper, Liv: eTPomrt Dec 27, barks Ailsa Craig (Br), Matthews, for New xe 2 wk; Sarah Chambers (Br), Rutherford, for Pernambaco 4 Liverpool; brigx Belle (Br), Mulcahy, from New York, - ved 10th; Larkan (Br), Lithmana, from New York for m, put in 22d. aeinsabon Jee %—Arrived, schr Ellon M Adams, Adams, Gloucester, Mass; 4th, brig RK B Gove, Hodgman, Bart hn Middleton, Townsend, ah, Bay ‘Ott bg Loretto Jun 13—Sniled, sehr F A Magee, St Pierro ;, 18 kc Sir or F nm, London; Ernst Be # Fidolis (Br), Melhu 4; 20th, sehr Maggie, Abbott (from Para) * aited off 19th, sehr AJ Fabons, Harris, from Fayal for Boston and pr jed sume day. In port Jan 25, bark Tama w York, from Noilo for Now, wiz change of w (Fr), ork, wee, surn on marine slip: Mo: dosta (itr), Dina, Now | Bedford, wtg orders: Towy (Br ovis, "Loseow Miver. for, Newsastie Victoria Peres, Lindsey, repy; hore Gsdelle fy Massfe for Lentn, Parker, Kult Cay PAY, ‘aayion ‘Parks Island for Jonns Smith, tay ta Wiscasset for Havana, lorenee Rogers, Horton, ‘Turks Island for ling: Addie M Haines, Mositon. New Fork for ivod 20th, dig; Georyie York, disg Macantay, from Halifax for Philudetphin, Cotomno, Dee 21—In port, bark Allendal for New York, cura, Deo 22—In port, ship City of Boston, Croshy Bombay, arrived 17th: bark M B Tower, Hal: Meibour otbers as betore ‘Ailed from Sangor Dee 21, ship Carmarthen Castle (Br), Hughes, New Yor . Jun 1—Areived, brig Proteus, Tarr, Havana; moreland (Br): Smith, do; sehr Charlie Mo ), McFarlane, N of Hi mda (BF), Plummer. do, 1X Airived, sch Cumminger (Br) i ny 19th, bri ek (Bri, Watson, « tk WE Anderson, Jobnson, New York; brig (Br), Renault, singon, ailed 18th, bee “Annie May (1), Hopkins, Halifux; Auth, sehr Louisw Van Brunt, Tooker, Hostor Cainaniie Jan 20—Sailed, sehr’ Kate Carleton (ir) Grunt, New York. Dewknana, Deo for New York, repg; Fred Boston, do hrs Belle Hooper, Gilkey, Collison, Baltimore ; 40h, steamor Gilsland (Br), Rut+ ew York, sehr Mary Jane, from Yokoham: tor (irom Sicily. &), Mieco, Dee arrived iétn, HAVANA, jemancoln 2 mo Santiago: K Peabody, Demetio, Bray rriman, Mobil h, brig tH Houston,Griffin, Portia sehr Maggie Dalling, Duittne, do, ved Jan 20, steamer Columbus, Now York. an jod LOH, barks Leo (Nor), And re mm (BP) t, do: ee (Sp), Esber Ha iahop, ue’ tor New dune Hokes, Rhwdes, nud Miranda, Mitehe Yi dain, Aretusa (Xp), Aldei H Waite, Dricko, Matunzas A Brown, Colling, Matansa ‘(not ny annulled the lormer eleara mnenterio, wil New Orleans; brit hy Sp ar | folk ta fond eurten tor Wnronee Bae Fi aaron Seid si rat 0 ve ; fo Janeiro, arrived NEW YORK AMERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. ilauizax, Jan 26—Cleared, bark Pactolus (Br), Oburebill, ved 2%h, steamer Ontario (Br), Bouchette, Liverpool for Phil a. a lerbert: ‘Treat, diay sional Mave fark, "ome Biss In port kt AU Beane, Young, for New York, Bai mong ps Jan 25,4PM—Salled, steamer Atlas (Br), Miata, Jan 10—Iu port, bark Glacier, Boattie, for New wenmaoe, vr Vere ong port, brig Neilie Husted, Brew- ha ho nn 20-“Arrived, 8 W Holbrook, Mitchel, Port- Jonas 3 31s ane Crusoe, Robinson, Newport. t; schr A Brown, Colling, Havana (for N ot Hatteras) ; 23d, bri shaw, Sylvester, Ni vie ene Dot tata pe bar tg og tm (Br) eurer, for Now York, rondy for tent ach Hattie N Benge Hangs, 10 fiuiled Nov 24, bark W: via, to load a ok 4 INR maz ; |. from Bru wick, Ga vin Paine elaree (where she arrived Deo 2%), performing partique to retura to Palma bark Mornin, azning Dew (Br), ‘rigs boli Ar as # obit 20th; ‘Bt Elmo (Br), mae Pitex, Dee 31—Arrived, brig Eugenia, Viasie, tea Dec a, bulg Mary B Dane, ONeill, Mayagges: Jan ‘Arabel, Carberry, New York, has brigs paige ass, A-ay oe yp Goltuior, Demet A. fot, Saba) Briehtman, New York ; 4th, sehr LH brig Akbar, Tuopeon, Battiioace: sohr'Lexingions Lolgh? Halled, e27, sane John | Colby, Wilcox, Grenedat bark Columbia, Dickinson, Martinique; Jan 3, b Favorite, Woodward: New ‘ork. qual, Dec 18—In pa sbip Mixado (Br), for N York, Sailed Nov 30, bark Lul jer, Fooc! Boumasaya, Nov a Was Helen Angler, Staples, San Francieco; Dec 2, Horatio Sprague Atkins, England; 4th, Thov Flewhor, Pendleton, Pansatocang; Aristide (Fr), tor Probolingo, to loud for Americn, Sananaxd, Nov 20— Arrived, ship Sumner TR Mead, Dizon, Batavin, to load for the Chi h, bark Emmage Alice, Gibbe, d do to load for C led Dec 3—Bi wtarks “Olustoe, Siekerson, Brown, from and for Bong * Murtia, tor New York? Sng for TionsTun (arrived 17th. Balled Pes, 18th, bark Koik tents Lorange (from Manils), r New York (having repaired) Jan 5—Arrived, schr Wm McLoon, fot Eliza Christi Bn. Baltime in 4. bri ie Ingram (Br), Ash- doi Tih, sah Joha N Colty, Wiicox, Mt Kitis, 3r tuowas, Jan 10—Arrived, brigs Joni T Lves (Br), Me- Konsie, Montevideo; Blanche #, Berbice; sehrs Porenni (it); Borden” ‘Demerara; Proddie CU. kbbett, (iit, Wexford, 1; 11th, brig Riboria (Br), Bames, Swan- “Arrived Jan 16, schr Morcy T Trundy, Crowley, Now York,‘ Arrived Prior toJan 21, schrs Elizabeth De Hart, Low, and Mercy T Trundy, Crowley, New York. Arrived Jando ip Mary Stewart (Br), Fullerton, Va- enelnt tor orders. 16h, brtg O 8, Packard, Amesbury, Sagua; schr B x Youer Bp! Mason. ty deer Gag, TH dan loin port, sche Ee G W Hinds, Hill, for Puitedsiphis next day, piiavs, Jun 19—Arrivod, brig Allee Fartton, Lathrop, ton? 4400, Jen 25—Arrived, bark Acacta, Anderson, Bos, 3; Joux, NB, Jan 20—Cleared, schr G F Day, Chote, Matanzas. Yoxouima, Deo 26—In port, bark Charles L Pearson SwBark Ferriss Thompeon, before reported for New York, 2, or has bean whindrawa,) > vi [Pxm, Sreauze Wrowina.) Shida: Jan 14—Sailed, Northera Ohlef, Miller, Eng- ‘Atos Bay, Deo 9—Sailed, Alice Campboll, Gorham, “Guam,” Hostox—Halled from Clayhote Dec 15, Chioggia, Furlan, Baltimore, BREMEN, Jan 13—Sailed, Alemo,) Bruderhausen, Key ed, Prin usta Prank Pendleton, Nichol Ga Cowxs, Jan 15- Put in, Ilds, Evenson, from London for Regent, Graham, ensacola. ron the Wight 13th, India, Moran, from Hull for New Or- es Geomtay pe Elliott, Gibraltar. Rio Janeiro, Deo SR Carmation “Gaatie, Hughes, Now York; 21st, Exporter, Brooks, Bd, Doc 20—Sulled, British Constisation, Evorson, 15—arrived, Koumos, Eilefsen, London for Pensaccle: Lulcia R Costa, do, f Baltimore; Providence, Potter, do for Phitudsiphte, (aud ail auchorod). Sailed 16th, City of Labore, Greonhorne (from San Fran- elsco), Hull, in tow. pDuvxiux, Jan 14—Arrived, Jumne, Fraser, Pabelion do ¥atwours, Dec 15—Sailed, Emilio Perolro, for Mobile; Francesca Bellagamba, Boreone, Gloucester; Barbara Prove, Frove, do, yiixkuaxrs, Nov 24—Arrived, Sportaman, Blanchard, LovcKsrzR, San 16—Arri nefattore, Pochich, Bal- 7th, Kwwu, Maressi, New York; Orion, Sonnesen, Jan 17—Sailed, Mercedes, Huss, San Francisco, Guuxxoce, Jan 15—Arrived, Lurline, Anning, 5t John, eS iBRALTAR, Jan 10—Towed through the Straits 8th. Kos- plinith, from Messina for Baltimore: L Stuples, Btow- ors, Patermo for Philadelpht Genoa, Jan iledy ora Goodale, Baker, Messina; Aloxandzls (s), afogkey horn. Cleared 13th. G Reusens, Leighton, Boston, Kavax, Jan 6—Arnived, Spartan (s), Cooper, Odessa (and sailed for New York). Liverroo., Jan 15—Arrived, Johann, ftom New York; Blue Bird, a F, 40; 17th,’ Cironsslan (a), Wylle, Port: Sailod 15th, Rebecen, Novak. New York: Bello Waters, Wi ‘Cardenas; Fred LitehGeld, Spalding, Hong Kong, 13th, Colambla, Carter, Rio Jenelro and Callao dif’; 15th, Die Uelmath ‘Kraott, Baltimo: unt, ‘Sandy Hook; st John smith, York, San Fran: fampton js: Winchester, Me- Falek, Fuglestad, do: Borneo, Shaw, "Oi lly oud Barry, do; Josephine, do, Mt G 1x, Jan 11—Arrive We this F Watson, Hawkins, from Livers Pot the ‘Bar “Llahtap, 11th—IIlie, Sawyer pool for sandy Hoo Hol ond 15tn, Zephyr. Svensen, Liverpool Unico, Schiattino, do for New York. worn Obristensen, Philadelphia, lied fren micavestoeh 16th, Francesca, Demarchi, Phila- % fees fanyrout, Jan 15—Arrived, Derwent, Wilkinson, Beau- wanes, Jan 14—Sailed, Violette, Rorgatz, Wilmington, Messi Jan 6—Sailed, Lizsio Batehetaer, English, New York: 7th; Custalle (s), Butler, Palermo; ei, Rosa, Auder- son, New Orleans. PoRtsmourH, Jan 15—Put in, windbound, Iris, Molander, from Hull for Bull River, with inaster uawell, Off the Neoaies 1 lymout jock, Griffin. from Lon- don lor New York; Jupiter, Sehiit. from Rotterdam for do. aiigemuront, Jun 14-*Sullod, Mary Leighton, Leighton, Thom Sitcora, Jan 14—Arrived, Amanda, Dart, Baltimore via Queenstown. Sounanava, Nov 90—Saflod, Helen Anjior, Staples, Chan- nel green Dee 30—Arrived, Sospir, Barbarovich, New York. 0 date (by tel Roy Madeira Jan 15)— St He Pumwod, Charlos ft lewis 1 Ruco, Sourabaya for Boston, Sr Vixcxyt, CVI. Dec Liua, Subr, Dovoy; Bth, Louisa, ‘Jougs, Pensacolu; Bist, Gan’ Eden, alien, Port'Pruya. Texet, Jan 15—Arrived, Anglia, Evans, Savannah (with side stove). Toxnay, Jar i4—Off, Hattie H, Lockhart, from Sunder. land for Porto Rico, Tuimstx, Jun 12 “eng Primavora, Cacace, New York; 13th, Rosina, Takerino, ‘Tumis, Jun 8—Sailed, ‘tia, McKinnon, United States Banta, Dec 27—The Larkan, Swedish brizantine, Lith- from New York for (genera!), put in French bark, name Ce aon to bulwarks sso! tight. sen, from London for Wil- ry Downs, and the master re- ‘an anchor and part of chuin off the n, for Wilmington, which arrived i with loss of ancto part of as boon rupplied with aa anchor and thoms of San’ J ‘tien thereok + Doven, Jan 15—The bark Skjoldmeen was tor bed off by G @ Bt noun, leuky, and has been towed rleston, sustained reports that in h slight damage. The master (Bunge) of the Johanna, arrived here from New York, re azing passed the sehr Mary J Ward, of Calais, Dee 39 N, Jon 60 W, with mainmast kone and lying over the bow: no boat could be seen nor any of the crew. Wind N, with a heavy wea: vessel appeured to be watorloxged. ( ported nbandoned, | 90 lugger, trom Rio ro to-day louky wud damage. Two men are reported to have been Washed overboutd ond lost, "Tt was siso reported. that part of the cargo was jettisone 1. Thorudean, from Liverpool tor New Orleans, which put in here Jun 3) looking badly. ts sill await Isth—The bark Kuremont, Irom Whitehaven for ‘Doboy (butlast, bas arrived here), with radder dainaged, AMERICAN PORTS, BOSTON, Jan 20—Arrived, steamers Gen Whitne: lets, New York: Wiiliauneport, Willetts, Piladeiphin Cody, Ruatan; Wim ‘Connors, Wentworth, Bruns: wick, Gai J G Curtis, Paine, Virgins tis Tilton, Shep- Oneh a Hal- irs le Wind 8: BALHMone Jan 20—Arrived, barks Gronsvar (Nor), Nollxon, Maryport: Kilna (italy, Molleda, Boston, Kng. Larvon Vale (Br), Haley. Havana; Minnehaha (Be) Londonderry ieola Draxo (Ital), Camp rentaen, Marseille. Marie (Nor), Zachari Nor), Falk, Bordeanx, |, barks “Imperndor (Br), Aquidneck, Rattle, do; Ceell son, Vangh: Dannebroy (Nor), n, Tonsbere: Chavman, (Dan), Pete urted i & (Nor), bg ‘ (Hr), Hult; St Lawrence Bee brigs Agnes Barton, Knight, | Pensacola; (Russ), Lundberg, Londons sches Sallie Mule, Bi Sf ¥ ton : Pat: 1H, Smith, Bruns: i ¢ Hart, Kelley, do. Rotterdam etwood (i + Mariott Steelman. som te, Belo ip Duisburw (Ger) Hots ‘brigs Bonita (Br), from Turk’ from Prince Edw i Island, Wen Lawrenges Howe: Bonton; Sea Rio Cleared—ste: Gull, Lockword, chi p Gey nate, Lue Soushros verke Serentine | itor, hyneaare Queensto: ino (Ital), seoporone, August (Ger), Loniwes, Adaie H Gwun ‘ie, Jonki ridonderry { Br. Peterson. Cardohes: selies Dt Taylor Levolta, Whitmore, Providenc elvey. do Buehler, Da iB ty iit do: Kast Wind, McDonald, Danversport; MC "Kindo, Matthias, Rubino, 0M Hume, Vieot, Kulalin, Bren WICK, Ga, Jan 24—Arrived, shes Addie Faller, — nsen, Hoston. joured—Sehr Elwood Doran, Warrington, Port Je! 5 s0uhcarrived. schrs Lizale Lana, Wet, Savannah; Nellie, Perry, Boston; J ? Wyman, Uren, Charleston; Frank, Sax- a LOH OTeE ss sate 0 Gamal’ Gies, Bal BRISTOL, Jan 27—A large © echowner, reported, ta be Robeces A Garter, Tomlin, fr mer inthe har itrber last vevenings Diverpoaly Ausore (St). Churchill do; Mary + . Lt 2 barks Bn ry Uatereeies Mremeee acslie “tien: Asters ne Lsndete ( (Sor), Dublin; brigs Aueole (Sp), Bare PASTPORT Jundi—Arrived, schr WR Page, Hilyard, York, emg aens schr sy McFarland, it te wgnchArtived, ve retus (ir), Hoberts, Charleston: SB Pca + ds Bu-Atived. barks, Flid FO! an Fy Plymouth, E, seeking; Hooding (Nor), Seats Sicerer to; ‘Muna Maud (Br), MeDonald, Liverpool wrareea in in for Richmond, brig Anna (Ger), Laarman, from jew York. STOE, Jan 29—Arrived, steamers Rio Cran pater ow Fini “in Rear Wout: San Antonlo (in), Hest |—Ster ‘aiian (Br), Peters, Liverpool. ted St Bark: a sheteld (8), Eiehgows Liverpodt, Artil- waite seaRTOWS, Need 19—Sailed. sobre Prite of the Lord, Point a Pitre: Annie R Lewis, Lewis, Cardenas, BBimarived: eee peng geet: Gant Syren, rr NEW ORLEANS Jan zo—Closred, schr. Jennie Wood Br), Pizeati, Utilla. (rin Arriveds mtoamors Cortes, Freeman, New York, Princo Ldward (lie). Frasor, Cardif lenred—Bar Hique (Fr), Burlel, Havre, Creenlouf, Havre. Portlaw (Br), Andercon, Gi no, Gloucester, E. leared, urig Missinelppi (Br), Mer 5 ache E Knight. Jr. ‘Barking. Now 7 sehr John P i ‘tee! m: Naw, BEDFORD, Jan" 27—Arrived, sehr B aE ay, Kelly, New York. ten Aen, steamer Leonard, Albertson, South Ame> oy robes yee ey Green, Nickorson, Pnitadelphia; TJ Tratton. Hoyt, d NEW iT. Jan PM—Arrived, ene tis Elias Ross, 27, Lowis, Providence for Hoboken; Luey’ D een Pa Are — Arriv G Hart net Jan 25—C by cleared, ship U: Tda Della Torre, Chaso, Briviid Savannah for Providence; W: k for Somerset. tee ie w 0 FASGAUBULA du Jun 24—Arrived, scbr L & M Donovan, ogee 25—Arrived, bark Audhild (Nor), ‘Mobile, Donovan, Martial PENSACOLA, adh arden: ‘schr Win Jones, Robinsou, Gloared- Sele Bi ne, Bunker, Laguna. ROYAL. SC, Jun 20—Areived, ute York (and sailed tor Hutehinson, 20--Arrived, ste ‘jomon, Piorce, do; te ills, Newburyport Hieridn Groakor, Bacon, south Amboy; barks Prov! TCital), -brospers, Carthagons; Gattolice (tal) Olivarl, London, Also arrived. steamer Touawanda, Shearman, Providenegt darks Battestina Mudre ( ‘si, Dubl (itu), fab port Hull; RO elite (Ger), Koop, Newei Enj rig Olivar Cust Sones. Miragoune via New York; sebrs FColltug. Milton; Certhagouas Frank Looming, Thompson, Fernandina. Cleured—Briz Charles Purves, Small, Lisbon: schr Amot Edwards, So Jeary W, Hupper, Giliman, Alyns Point; P A te Lewxs, Del, Jan 29—Satled, barks Argo, Washington, Armo, and Laita Book reson Welsh, Jr. on, ork — Bark Coneyrd, for Li PO} red, schr Ruth H Baker, vas ), Me, Jan 27— oth Arrived, sehr Hy Adelbert, South Amboy. soth—& ‘Arrived: nche Lda A Thurlow, New York: ML Clara L Dyer (new), Port Antonio, Ja, Wind PORTHMOUTHL, Jan 27—-Arrived, schr Marlette Tilton Peunivell, South Amboy, HENGE, Jan 37—Arrived, steamer Blackstone, March, Baltimore vie Norfolk sole Lissie Young, Young, Osborn’s Landing, Va, Sallod—Stoamers Tonawanda, Sherman, and Florida. rio (Ital), Bali seaman, 3 Birt Nae Mi Cos Norfolk via Wood’s Hol . ee Poury. Peary and Ann L Lockwood, Williams, ‘New 3th—Arri d, schr Phosbe Elizabeth, Mapes, Elizabeth- eo Tu Pottsville. Snow, South Ambo: HMOND, Jan P Hallock, Shar Zz: Ri 27—Arrived, sehr Ge rett, New Yor! Sailed—Schrs 3 W. Bunetls Bunnell, andJ Chauncey Crate, Greeley, Sow Yor SAN FRANCISCO, a 21—Sallod, ships F Sargent, Rwatt, Gulino: Nershorn Light, ‘Kenney, Liverpool Oswald (Br), ititehenl, Corky Urisudale (ir), Dodd, Queoue “Hit Cleared, hip, North Wales (Br), Owen, Cort. Clenred; solirs raetiyeoan Corson, ‘Kueoian Lord, Morrison, Virgini: dvipiiia for Portsmout! for Boston; Frank Jamison, Phile- Samuel ‘Fisk, Savannah via Hampton Roads ior But! Marry L Whi ton, Boston for Baltimore; Martha A Bremer, Bolfast for do; Ade Ames, Portland for do; Josoph Farwell, Rockland for do; fiance, do for New York: Sammy Ford, Calais for do; inary H Stoex! ton for South Amboy. Schr Weieme Home (Br). Sallie B.S L burns, Samuel Fish, Mary B tockham. 28th—Arrived is PM ee Surinam Le Boston; schrs Altoona, St, Mage, Fite for do; Louise Bil: Lat jeer Island tor do: Clara impson, Baltimore for Bo Altheo, South Amboy for do; Freddie Walton, Virginia fe foe do; Bertha J Fellows and Almeda, Hoboken for do; William Ww Haven, to dischurge here; Violu, May, ais; Bedabeduc, Now York via New Bod: sp inllodschis harry L Whiton, Martha A Brewor, Ade ¢8, Defiance, Sammy Ford, Joseph Farwell. NG, Jan ‘27—Cleared, brig Busy Bee me Rane Gregory (Br), Smith, Sligo. AW TatING: GTOR, N¢ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. Sir SAM LAUNCH FOR SALE—HALF GOST; Wait: Seve’ Al in every respect: dimensions, 33 i urfaco condensing. ‘Addross W. F.'HA! SATCRbav, SASUARY. SIMMONS & DIGKINSON. PM aattes, Prize, No. Prise. No, Prize. $1000 eae 37537... $100 rc No. Priz, No. The F000 sortiBoaten ending with figure 7 (the samo ag 9 un eed re of the number awarded the first capital $25 VOU) are exch entitled to Pathe 5,000 certitlenve ing with figare 1 (the same ns the ending. 8. Jommiasdionors, Promiums payable in full without deduction. {Am uBletal list uf the above und all tatuee dt ‘will be published in the Louisville Couriers: Fork ttcratt nnd Now York nue Handy, Quincy, |