The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1877, Page 12

THE GRAND DUKES. THE DISTINGUISHED RUSSIAN VISITORS ARRIVE IN THIS CITY—THEY GO TO THE OPERA HOUFFE AND ARE WARMLY RECEIVED BY THE AUDIENCE, The proprictor of the Clarendon Hotel, Fourth ave- Bue and Kighteenth strect, was very unexpectedly yesterday morning advised by telegraph from Balti- more that the Grand Vuke Alexis and his party might be expected in New York by the tour o'clock evening train. The two large suits of rooms on = the”—=s first’ = floor, front, were accord- iogly = marked ‘Lugaged,” and, by way of Providing for the evening entertainment of his dis tinguished guests, the proprictor telegraphed to Mr. Maurice Grau, of the Eagle Theatre; to resecve acouplo of boxes for the two Grand Dukes and their party. With that tact for advertising which distinguishes dra- Matic managers, Mr. Grau, in view of the situation and oof tts magnificent possibilities for t+ tracting a lurge audience, did two things. First, he went paragraphs to the evening newspapers to the effect that the Russian Prince was expected at five o'clock, and had engaged two boxes tor the evening, by way of renewing 118 acquaintance with ‘La Per- ichole,” as joterpreied by the piquant Aimée; and, second, be despatched a tnessenger to Dolmonico’s to Degotiute for a couple of flags with which to drape the two boxes at tho leit of the stage, which were assigned ‘to the princaly visitors, From velmonico’s the news | Our repsesentative pianist, and inaoy amateurs attend radiated in all directions, and Murray Hill‘ was thas advised of tie coming event un hour or two belore | rs were delivered. But for this two Grand Dukes night huve ar- ely us unnoticed und unnoted us any nd enjoyed a whole evening of those iucoguito rambles that are so delightful to persous Who are constantly bored with more attentivos than they covet. Leaving Norfolk quietly, the two Princes, With their attendants, urrived in Balumore by sue Bay route yesterday morning. here they were met by’ Mr. Fravk Thompson and escorted to a special car for New York, which had been provided in their houor. The journey under such circumstances was a eosey one, the princely purty taking their meals in the privacy of the!r own car, and thus eluding al! populur demonstrations en route. ‘the arrival of the Ducal party at the Clarendon took Place at a quarter betore tive, aud in half an hour they Were comfortably ana cosily settled in the upartments assigned them, which are the most elegantly turnished and commodious in the establishment, although, in uccordance with the expressed wish of the two princes to be treated as private citizens, they are not dig figured with any insigui indicative of the distinction of their occupants. ‘The names of the party appear on the register as “H. 1. A. the Grand Duke Alexis, H. 1. H, the Grand Duke Constantine, Baron Schilling, Dr. Coudaine and two servants, Russian frigate Svetlund in Norfelk Harbor.’? So unceremonious was the ar- rival that it did not even attract the usual group of wpectators ubout the door, and not a single street rec- oguition occurred from the Jersey City depot to the hotel, ‘The Grand Duke Alexis will be remembered in the first cireles of New York as having been of rathor Doyish appearance, although of tall and manly bearing at the date of his former visit His tigure 1s now sonsiderably fuller «nd more portly than it was in those days, and his then delicate complexion has been somewhat bronzed by exposure. He wears bis beard very differently wiso, und the ladies of this city will consequently have to provide themsetves with new photographs it their albums are herealter to represent the Russian prince as he i: talland still rather slender gentle- Inan, wearing a full beard, fulling in wavy ripples low upon his breast, His face, agaiu, is now scarcely rec- ognizable from the photography 80 caroiully preserved by those who were present at the celebrated Russian ‘ball at the Academy of Music, 19 which his former visit culminated, The rounduess that distinguished 4t then has given place to a firmuess and decision that bid well tor a splendid career in world, He dresses very simply and quietly, The Grand Duke Constantine resembles bis brother. very strongly, and yet mot so strongly as to be mistaken for him cven by the most caual — observer, There is the same manly height; the sumo curling locks ciing to the compact Russmn head; the complexion is of the samo pronounced d the physique has the same general ensemble, hus the same firmbess, decision apd com- and. ¢ two remaining metobers ol the party, the Bereo Schiling has a darker, heavier and more German appearance, and the Doctor is a thorough doctor in appearance, THE GRAND DUKES AT THE THEATRE, Having dived 1m tbeir own rooms, of course, and taken an hour or two of rest after their fatiguing journey vy Tail, the members of tho party were driven (o the theutre, which they entered about ten minutes after the curtain hud risen for the first act and before Aimée had appeared on the stage. No special demonstration on the part of the audience greeted their appearance in therr boxes, nor were they disagreeably ogled during the progress of the representation. Among the audience were Mr. Auguste Belmont, Vohce Commissioner Smith and muvy other notables, and the actors appeared to draw just a zephyr of enthusiasm from the Presence of spectators of such distinction. — In fact, many 4 furtive glance trom dazzling eyes was cast upward and askance at the bale cony, Saving a single soug in Russian in compliment to the Grand Duke Alexis who hud ad- mired it in St. Petersburg, there was no recognition of their presence, although both princes applauded with the beartiness of inveterate lovers of opera bouffe at every dnusual stroke of acting, and laughed as gleotully as other mortals uk absurdity tole Jowed absurdity of situation, The nuptial © between La Perichole and Piquiilo was on e of occurrence, und the revel wat height when La Perichoie, with such dramati ety as seluom occurs except in real life, advanced and Sang a Russian version of Ah! quel diner je viens de faire! Et quel vin extraccdinair, ‘eu ai tout bu! * Mais tout et tout, Que Je croiy bien que ranintenant Je suis un pen grise! with such an abandon to the spirit of the revo! that the whole party clapped their hands and were fairly convulsed with laughter, When the curtain fell the party disappeared irom the balcony, und thus eluded | the merciless bombardment of glances that was neces- sarily in store for them during the briet intermission, Shortly alter the curtain fell on the first act the orchestra, under the leadership of M. Hepps, struck ap the Russian national anthem. At the conclusion ot the anthem the audience rose en masse and saluted the royal party with loud applause and waving of bandkerchiets. The Grand Duke Alexis stepped to the irent of the box apd bowed in reciprocation of the acknowledginent. He then took a seat, und, us he did so, the Grand Duke Constantive came forward. This ‘was the signal for anotber outburst of applause, which Was continued for several minutes, Before the enthusiasin had ly ceased, orchestra } iayed again the impressive of the tussian «Hymn, mingled with renewed plaudits of the aadience. Betore the commencement of the last act the two Grand Dukes lett the theat id walked to Delmonico’: be corner of Twent sixth street and Broad: re they partook ot » upper im a private * room. Thence they proceeded to their hotel thetr apartments, ‘They will probabiy. attend ser- vices this morning at the Greek chapel in Second avenue, where Father Bjerring will preach. ‘Their present visit to the city is not intended to oc- the tnpy more than a week, and wili be materially shortened, uniess they are permitted, like Dom | Pedro, to enjoy it im their own way, without undue lionizing. No programme of | their movements can be announced for to-day or to- morrow, simply because no programme has been ar- ranged and they propose to avoid crowds and noto- | riety, if such a thing is possible in a city having such haleyon memories of the Grand Dukes last visit and ts perpetual round of festivities, THE RUSSIAN FL (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. | Nonvouk, Va., Feb, 17, 1877, Lieutenant Lomen, of the Russian squadron now Tendezvoused at Sun Francisco, arrived in our city penny morning with despatches for Admiral Bouta- It 48 probable that the Svetlana and Bogatyr, now in our harbor, will proceed to New York in a tew days, @ Week or more earlier than was previously expected, ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY A MUR- vide Gixcivsati, Fob. 11, 18%. Ayoung man named Abe Rothschild attempted to commit suicide carly this morning by shooting. It bus transpired that he murdered his mistress, named Bessie Moore, in Jeferson, Texas, some tine ago, where they had beon stopping at a hotel, Rothschild | was @ commercial traveller fur a house in this city. His wound is not fatal, aud he will be taken to Texus for trial, OBITUARY. CHARLES LOWREY. Charles Lowrey, one of the most prominent mem- | bers of the Kings county Bar, died at bis resid No, 10 Seventh avenue, Brookiyn, yesterday morning. Deceased, who was a son of Judge Romeo Lowrey, of Harttord, Conn., was torty-cight years of aye. raduated in 1843 trom Yale College, Brooklyn the foliowing year, where be entered the ptfice of the late Cyras i’, Smith, and continued the and came to bu is for v years. He was appointed Secretary of the Dime Se jank in 1873, & position which he occupied tip to the Lime of hisdemise, He wax a men ber of the State Constitutional Convention of 1s and was u director in several prominent instiinuion: that city, ‘The iinmediate cause o! rath Was biflainan tion of ihe bowels. adjourned yesterday afternoon out of respect to the | ‘the faneral services will take Place trom the Chareh of the oly Trinny, oa and Clinton streetx, ov next Tuesday morning. be remains will be taken to Fairfield, Conn, lor inier- ment. DEATH OF A SPORTING MAN. Minos, N. ¥., Feb. 17, 1877. James Edwin Post, « protment Oranve county borseman, and widely known as a pool sellenat races, died suddenly hore 10's morning of heart disease, aged besiy-cians years, He iesves a wily Ove children, inetnory of deceased. and itmmediately retired to | Me | bot Mr. Lewis Morrison, who bas the right to produce jaw | Wirom Mr. Bouet | , | five weeks to crowded houses, ‘The various courts in session were | s'¥en o i i | including a biadder-nosed seal and man-eating alliga- | given on Wednesday. | was exhaustively treated in the columos of the Heaty | in active preparation, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1877—QUADRUPLE ' SHEET. AMUSEMENTS, STEINWAY HALL—MME, ESSIPOFF. The audience that attended the matinde concert of Mme, Essipoff yesterday aiternoon at Steinway Hal, was large in pumbers and entirely choice in quality, The programme was interesting, as may be seen from the following pwno works played on the occa sion:—Sonata, opus 31, No. 2, Beethoven; Tannhauser March—“Arrival of the Guests,” ‘agner. Songs Without Words—Gondeliied, book 1. ; Book V1., No, 6; Votkslied, bouk 1V., No. 5; Frihlingslied, book V., No. 6; Spinerlied, book VI, No. 4—W delssohn; Polonaise, Mazurka, from the opera for the © yaar,” Glivka, Tye tuir pianist excelled he self on the gccasion. “Beethoven, Wagner, Men- delssohn and Glinka are strange people to incest with in the same ramme, and to an artistic ear it would be well that such an imeongruous comn- bination might never again be brought forward, The lovely sonata, the ‘*bull-dozing” march, the songs without words aud the Russian selections not even kuleidoscopic on a programme, ‘The changes of the kaleidoscope have certain harmonies; but Mme. Es: polls corcert yesterday was “without form and void. Such a great t ought not to risk her reputation im etropolitan public ‘Dolly Vurden’’ pro- grammes, No matter bow well she may play cel tain works, and her periormauce yesterday was grand in every sense of the word, there is a certain degree of fitness in the arrangement of her rogrammes. Sine, Exsipoll is too great an artist to submit lo such an insult to musical art as that given by yYesterday’s programme, It this kind of programme is | Continued then the chances of popular success for Mme, Essipod ure very 5! she must understand , ber position betore the American public, She 1s now | ber concerts as they would a lesson. Yet she gave concert yesterday entirely inurtistic im the arrange. raent of the programme, ‘It is to be hoped that there willbe an amendment this week in the Essipoif con- certs, M. Vivien, the violinist, played Tartini’s sonata divinely, and Miss Palma, the contralto, again made a asco, BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC CONCERT, The Academy of Music in Brooklyn last evening was filled to its utmost capacity on the occasion of the third concert of the nineteenth season of the Brooklyn Phil- harmonic Society, The society was constantly in Guan- cial distress until the modern Big Bonanza in art, Mr. Theodore Thomas, took charge, Since he took the reins of musical management everything has prospered, avd certain ciderly gentlemen, who were supposed to be directors of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society, were compelled to acknowledge that Mr, Thomas was a genuluo ‘returning board” ip the box office. Last evening the programme was as follows:—symphony No, 4 in C, ‘Jupiter,”’—(1. All gro awe 2, Andante eantabile; Minuetto, alle gretto; 4. Finale, allegretto molto, iuga)—Mozart; Recit, ea Aria—*‘Abschenlicher,”? (‘rom ‘*#ido- ho”’)—Beetboven, Mme. Pappenteim; Concerto No, 4, op. 70, OD mimor—moderato assai, allegro axsui—. ubenstein, Mr, Emile Guyon; Adagio, “Love Scene,” und Scherzo, “Queen Mub, or the Dream Fay,’’ Berliotz (from Symphony ‘Romeo and Juliet’?); Fitth Barcarolle (iret time) A, Robenstein, Mr. Emile Guyon; “Ingeborg’s Lament, Frithyot,” Max Bruch, Madame Pappenhein; “Tbe "Ride of the Walkyries,” Wagner. The orchestra coverea thom- selves with glory in the trying selections set down for them. Madume Pauppenbeim sang like a Materna or a ‘Titiens, and Mr. Guyon uguin showed his utter iabil- ity to grup such a work as the Rubinstein concerto, Mr. Guyon is an examplo of ili-directed ambition, He can no more play the D minor concerto of Rubinstein Uhan can tho veriest pupil that goes up trembling to Stemway’s room:. Mr, Guyon should betake himself to his legitimate sphare, pupil exercises, aud should never again insult a musical public by attempting to play a@concerto by Kubinateum. The conductor, Mr. Thomas, went through his work with skill and success, KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg ended bor New York sea- son at the Academy of Music yesterday. It was a very successiul season as {ar as large audiences were concerned, The representative American prima donai hog nover lost her hold on the affections of the wetropolitan publig ud her roudering of the role ot Catarina, ih Meyerbeer’s “Star of tho North,” yesterday, was as charming and as attractive as when’ she first essayed it, ten years ago, with Minnie Hauck. ‘The season has been ‘pecuniarily suc- cossiul beyond the most sanguine expectations. Mr. Hess bas admitted that during the long, vexatious sea- son New York has proved his best field of operatic battle, SURPLICKE AND ARMOR AT THEATRE. Mr. Neuendorf has regaled the German public with adomestio drama im five acts, which was performed last evening at the Germania Theatre to an overflow- ihg house. Tho play 1s entitled “Surpiice and Armor,” apd is founded upon bistorical tacts bap- pening during the American Rovolution, ‘a time THE GERMANIA that ‘tried men’s souls” The drama is full of -ancidents, and claims the attention of the audience from the rising of the curtuio until the end ‘ot thé Jast scene. In plot it deals with the in- tense patriotism displayed by Peter Muhlenburg, cler- gyman at Woodstock, who exchanges bis ministerial oitice tor the sword, und becomes a general tu the Con- tivental army, under Wastungton. By his magnetism and genialty he enlists his sturay German parish. jouers, Who flock to bis standard by the hundred and form no mean poruon of the American troops. ‘The cust of the play 1s very strong, embracing seventoen gentlemen and six ladies, — Last evening's pertormapce was for the benelit of Mr. Albert Kessler, stage manager, nerul Mublenbarg was ably represented by Herr Ernst and hie fatber by the bénéficiare, Messrs, man and Urbun, us well as Messrs. James Witt, Cotcelly and Schmitz, sted their parts excellently and guve general eatis- faction, At the end of the piece Dr. Karl Diithey, the author, was called for and overwhelmed with ‘well merited applause. ‘be play will be repeated to- morrow and Tuesday, MUbIC\L AND DRAMATIC NOTES, | Tony Pastor offers « capital variety bill for this week, | Mr, and Mrs, Florence will appear in Baltimore this week. Mme. Essipof plays at Steinway Hall on Tuesday evening. George Fawcett Rowe will appear in New Orleans | on Monday night, Mr. Fryor’s Wagner festival has become the musical sensation of the day, Mr, Heller's new magical and musical entert will be repeated this week. The-merry minstrels at Kelly & Leon’s Opera How offer u fine bill tor the week Mr. Muller announces a concert to take place at | Steinway Hall on the 20th inst. Mr. KE. L. Davenport will play ‘Dan’! Druce” at the new Park Theatre, Brooklyn, next week, Miss Jina Luckhardt, the best of our lady pianists, will shortly appear in concert 1n this city. Mrs. Dora G, Steeie sings at Chickering Hall to- | morrow night at the benefit of Mr. Burbank, | The New York Choral Union will give the cantata of | “Malcbus” at Chickering Hall on Friday next. inment | Les Danischefis” has deeply impressed the public | by the pathos and power of its plot, the excellence of | the acting and the beauty of the scenery, The Rus- Sian interior has the merit of realism, and the play is in every act well mounted, It is one of the most suc- cessful dramas ever giv: it the Union Square Theatre, “Filth Avenue’ 1s drawing large audiences to Booth’s Theatre, and will begin its third week on Mon- day. ‘Tho comic elements of the play bave been made more prowinent, and it bas been in other respects im- proved. Ou Tuesday evening the Grand Encampment of the Udd Fellows will be present, ana there will be a matinée on Wasbington’s Birthday. Miss Adelaid tison bad a very brilliant week in ber revival of Shakespeare’s *Cymbeline’’ at the | Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, The attendanee Steadily tncreased and the house was packed nightly. it will be interesting to the public to know that Miss Neilson obtained last week from Judge Donobue, ot this city, a decree of absolute divorce from her bus- band, Philip R. Lee, Wallack’s Thogtre has long been admitted to be the home of legitimate comedy, and this scason has ad- mirably supported its reputation, “Wild Uats” calls forth the tull strength of the company, and sir. Wal- jack's Rover needs po praise, as it stands alone upon the modern stage. O’Keele’s tine comedy will be performed this week, and, as the matinée yesterday showed, is one of the successes of the winter. The Springfield Republican thus sagety discourses on Misa Emma Abbott's voic Ninety pounds cannot stand the strain and do the work of 120, Then it was painfully evident that she had been over-exorciacd, ‘Time enough has nos been given Jor the organs to react apd recover their vatural resiliency, The training of six years has been squeezed into jour, and im some of the notes the tones seemed to scrape ulong the jagged edges of the orguns, while others required a conscious effort that detracted trom the pleasure of listening.” “The Two Orpbans’” has made such a hit at the Grand Opera House that it wiil be kept upon the s every night Mrs, Mane Wilkins, Miss Ida Sarony, Migs Nina Varian, Miss Louise Sylvester, Miss Cecile Rush, Mr. Levian, Mr. Piercy, Mr. Devere and others are in tho cast, Miss Ida Jofirics, who recently played the leading purts in Mr. Daly's’ plays at tne Grand Opera House, deser’ special mention for her romurkablo progress during her short career on the stage. She ts intelligent, studious, and has considerabie emotional power, though we think it is im comedy that she is at her finest. MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION. St. Jobn’s Guild, the representative charitable orgavization of the day in this city, announces a grand ball at the Academy of Music for Washington’s Birth- day, the 22d inst, Of all the balls which have been miven In this city this season—not excepting the re- nowned Charity Ball—the Martha Washington recep- tion occupies tho first placo, The urrangements for the coming event are ample and comprehensive, Nearly all the boxes uve been sold, Nilsson Hall has been converted into a flower garden, aud in the cause of charity everything has been done to make the ball a grand success, TO LIGHT. BOOTY BROUGHT WHAT CAME OF WATCHING ‘‘8HEENY MIKE” AND AN ACCOMPLICE OF HIS. When “Sheeny Mike,” the burglar, was discharged yesterday on account of luck of evidence to convict him he took up a position in the shadow of.tho pillars outside the Tombs, and, after making a careful survey of the neighborhood, he hurried across the way and ensconsed himself in the doorwag of a factory. Avail- ing himself of passing crowd, he slipped away and turned into a sido street, where he took due cure to ascertain whether he was fol- lowed or not. Then he hurried along until be encountered a triend of bis, whose meeting seomed not entirely accidenta A conversation of some minutes’ duration ensued and the pair separated, however, being closely watched by D is and Von Gericbten who had 1 lowed Sheeny Mike” from the Tombs, All through the afternoon the man was kept under surveillance and toward evening he reached Eleventh stroct, be- tween Firat avenue and avenue A, The detectives had collected some evidence on their route that induced them to tnink tbat they bad wacked a burglar to his lair, or, at least, had found a place where valuable information could’ be bud. No, 416 Eleventh street was the house which was Viewed witb suspicion, and on summouningabe agent of it they ascertained, what they had before heard ot, that a cart coptaiming two flour burrels and the same number of bundles had been unloaded there during the week. “They are in the ‘pack room,” the agent said, “and have remuined there untouched since they were gent here.’’ The detectives made wu search, which re- sulted iu the discovery of $3,000 worth of the silk clouks stoien trom Huhn & Benjamin, ‘The agent stated that tho apartment had been bired by two well dressed women who said that they in- tended to forward their crockery betore occupying the rooms, ‘The property has been restored to the owners and the detectives are confident of being able to capture the erhnina’ HIGHWAY ROBBERY. About twelve o’clock last night, while a fire wasin progress in New Chambers strect, Edmund Murphy, 0 No, 420 East 119th street, was staggering along Chatham street, considerably under the influence of the ‘ardent,’ when he was set upom by three men, who proceeded to rifle him of his property, Murphy raised his voice in a loud cry of help and Captain Murray and Detective Carr, ot the Fourth precinct, hastened to the spot from whence the cries cume. As they proached the trio of robbers made haste to get away, and two succeeded in escaping; but Murphy bad taken good grip of the third assailant, and beld on to him in spite of his struggles to break loose. But at last the fellow freed himseif and darted up Chatham street, followed by Captain Murray and Detective Carr. A chase extending over four or tive blocks en- sued, the pursucd making gooa time and using his Ibs to great advantage. At the corner of Worth and Chatham streets he was captured by the officers, He was broughtto tho Oak streot station house, and tere Murphy @ complaint against im for highway robbery, The gave his pame us John Bowles, of No. Catharine sircel. Murphy accused Bowles of taking his watch valued at $200, While struggling with Murphy the prisoner, on the approuch of the officers, tiad slipped Mr. and Mrs. Feroinger will have # musical recital) at | Chickering Hall on Weduesday next, Both are accom- plished artists. | Gilmore's Garden will be open for equestrian amuse- ments and fat men’s races on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, ‘The French Benevolent Society will have a benefit on Saturday at the Academy of Music, when Mile, | Aimée will appear, New curtusities have been added to the Aquarium, tors fifteen fect long. “Our Boys’? will be performed at the New Broadway Theatre every evening, and @ special matingée will be The New York Philharmonic Society repeated last night atthe Academy of Music the programme whica yesterday. “Our Hash House’ will be this week the leading burlesque at the San Francisco Minstrel Opera House, | No doubt it will seduce Mr. Grover from “Our Board+ ing House," “Around the World” will be withdrawn from Niblo’s alter « short time, in the height of its succesy, to make place for ‘‘A Trip to the Moon,” which is now “Our Boarding House" enters its fourth week to- morrow night, and its suceess is so great that Mr, Raymond, at the request ot Mr, Abbey, bas consented | to postpone his eogugement, “Forbicden Fruit’ has been pirated in the Wost, uit, bas played it suce will give it in Des Moines, Lowa, this wi | “Lemone,” atthe Fifth Avenue Theatre, is one of | Mr. Daiy’s most popular productions and bas now ran There is no prospect of a matinée ts tobe wily, ana any decline in public favor, and o Washingto Birthday, Mr. Frederick B, Warde has obtained subseriptions | from Mossrs, Rignold, Montague und other English actors tor the prop nouutment to the late George | Belmore, and Mr. W. J. Florence nas given a plot of ground in Groenwood Cemetory. Miss E:nina Abbott, fusied with artistic triamphs | from Baltimore, Wasbington and Philadelphia, appears | ut the Academy of Masic on Friday night in tne | “Daughter of the Regiment.’? She will be assisted by Briynol), Ferranti and Mma, De Gebele, | The Martha Washington Reception at tho Academy } | Montana the so when Bowles was searched bo was found nothing on him; but an examination of the conteuts of Murphy's overcoat pockets soon revealed the presence of the watch and chain in a heap in of the outside pockets and « ring shpped in also. wies is well known to the police. He is a large and heavily built fellow und, like Coburn, is a prize tighter. Hie tightiag qualities do not soem over great as he wa: beaten in a straggie a short time azo by Owen Geoge han, Besides mis pagilwtic tame he has tigurea as a thief, His countenance is far trom prepossessing, and the captue is au important on OCEAN DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POR THe MONTUS OF FEBRUARY AND MAKCH, STEAMERS. Pommerania Anehorii Britann Canada, Greece Hermann « Bowling Green Broaaway Bowling Greea Browdway Bronaway Liverpool. ; Liverpool .|Livervoor {| Liverpool Nambure., Liverpool 4 ing Green Hit Promdway 87 Broadway 7 Bowling Green Abyssinia Jlamimonia, Ne. Liver I civery Sundy Hook..,..eve 11 03 eve 11 16| Hell Gate.....morn 1 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. 1 Frarvany 1 ch und chain Duck into the former*s overcoat | Pal Dee 1, via Delaw: Haters to) Bgebel & Day. Passed to Leaveratt & ¢ vossel to P Sehr Lizsie Piva Phillips, Fal mdse to Tp) outtie, Sehr Suinule, Weekes Morgan City 24 days, with sugar and molasses to Evans, Ball & W Hi Van Brunt, Tooker, Ri Richmond, Be M Wright, Fr Itimore, Schr Mavel Thomas, Me Ke e. Baltimore Sebr Lulu ain. Ee wie Sehr Wild Fizeon, Mtaples, Philade PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTE. BOUND SOUTH, St + Chesapeake, Mauzum. Portland for bs a Zeit Steamer Albatross. Davis, Fall River tor Ne Steamer dantee, Davis, vee Bedturd tor N ‘Yor. Steamer Galatea, Walden, Providence tor New Yort. , Schr Aurora Borealis (Br), St Jobn St John, NB, "er N ‘ork, Behe % Poi she Halt, Fall River for mn. Providence tor w ¥, ecu Joude " ‘Kuighe Penton, Providence for New York. Selir David Torrey, soule, Providence tor New York. Sehr Albert Jameson, {i amoson, Providence tor ‘ew Yori, Sehr Surah Wil Providence tor New York. Sehr Caroling hie pile Providence for Hobo! Schr Pencedale, © Schr Henrietta, Lin Sehr J B Carrington, BOUND EAST. Steamer Gen Whitney. Hallett, New York for Bosto., acigame: Amos C Barstow, Keuuey, New York tor Hrovi- lence, Burk Adu Gray, Race, New York for —— Selr Weat Wind, Tracy, New York for Boston, Senr HT Hedges, Maloney, New York for Hoston. Schr FL Adams, Nickersdty Haboken for Boston, Ser John Bale, Hannab, Hobow 4 for Providence, Schr J H Deputy, MucMuhon, Hoboken for Provideuce. Schr Fred Tyler, Tirrell, Hoboxen tur Providence, Behr Emma LU Winsor, Atwood, Port Johusun’ for Ply- mout Seir Electric Flash, Smith, Vir Sehr Nellie Lumper, Hixziny, rinia tor New Haven. jaltimore.or New i CLEARED, ate an (Ger), Leist, Bremen via Southamptoo— Steamer City of Havana, Phillips, Havana aud Mexican ports—F Alexandre & 5 Stoamer iio Grande, Holger, Galveston via Key West—C H Mallory & Steamer New York, Quick, New Orleans—Bogert & Mur- of Steamer New Orieans, Dearborn, New Ort —Clark & ty Ste San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah—George Youxe, a ieniner Charleston, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quintard Steamer Banefuctor, Jones, Wilmington and Morehead ‘Wodivor Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Pol Steamer rominion, Walker, Nort it; nt and Richmond—Oid Domtatoa Stoumship Go. i teumer John Gibson, Masingo, Georgetown via Alex- andienS Lome, J Steamer Fanita, flowe, Philadelphfs—James Haut, Stoamer Agnes, Burdick, Vuiladelphia—Bovert & felis Steamer Gou Whitney, Hallett. Pe F Dim Bark Erato MNO), Thies, Anj lers—C Tobias ‘4 Co, jes Emilia (Nor), Simonsen, ane tor orders—Louis Te- ‘ii ts Latin 4 ees MeNeil, Cork or Falmouth for orders ‘arker & Uo. Bark Svaneu (Nor), Neilson, Bromen-—Louis Tetens. of Bark Anna (Aus), Viderlich, Hamburg—Funeh, Edye & Burk Duchess (Br), Elliott, Altona—Funch, Edye & Co, Bark Vibilia (Br), Voffin, Suntunder—Boyd & Hincken, HH pwitt & Vo, Demerara—H Trowbridge’s Soni ju Fen, Kingston, Ja—Georg: Hrig Union (Br), LeDaln, Liverpool -Geo F ulley, Brix Ivan (Br), Trainor, Birkenhead, E—Perkins & Job, Brig Mozart (Ger), Tiotchens, Hamburg—Faneh, Raye & Co. ‘rig Manson, Gardner, Trinidad (Cuba) —3 & W Welsh. Speedwell Hhodes, Riv Hucha, USO— P Brown & Co. Schr Vineyard, Rosebrock, Demerara—Donald 1d Cameron, Schr Fannie 1¢ Williams, Sh Cuib. & Ward 0, Setir Bila Clifton (Bx), Kimball, St John, NB—Seammell Behr Lily, Cole, Charleston—Evans, Ball & Co. Schr Wauponsa, Loper. Norfolk, Va—Isauc B Staples, Schr Jf iobiuony iarney, Nortolk, Va-isuuc it Sta- BC Terry, Cranmer, Richmond, Va—Slaght & Petty. HU Hazara, Brewster, Georgetowa aud Bull Creek, 8C—Hont ve Sloop Mini is, New ‘Haven—Nationsl Freight and Lighterage Co. Sloop J°N Robbins, Wilson, New Haven—National Freight and Lighterage Co. SAILED, Steamers Somerset (Br), for Brist (Br), Liverpool Aw in (Br), Glasgow; Hinds Oder (Ger), City of Havana, Havi Gave on, vin Key West; New Orlow: San Salvador, Sevannab : Binyay (Be), 3 ugh (Bri, do; Worater, Batavis jus Minor (Nor), Rotterdas in: ith; Caibariea, Jocura (Cuba: itfanatad (Curacoa) ; brig Ellen P Stewart, ——, MARITIME MISCELLANY. We are indebted to the purser of the steamer Tybee from St Domingo City, &c, for favors. Banx Susan L Firzcxraup—Of the cargo of this ve from Salt Bone icn, for Boston. wrecked n Uspe Yon: Sonn Gxo L TRxaDWHLAL, previously reported as “totally Jost” on Chincotwgue Island, has been floated. Sho will be taken to Norfolk for repairs. Sour Bricut Licht, Clum, from Tarks Island Fe salt, of and for St Johns, Nr harge @ portion of her amination, She would p un Manes Lent (of Digby, NS), Wyman, from St Tho- mas, arrived at Porto Plata, and in going out of the latter ort for the const, to load for ‘k, strnck on the Feb ame @ wreck. tier tackle, « and, with the null, were to be sold by a from Philadelphia for, Jacksonville, at Dele- ich way ashore u I a Dela- ry cing hauled of She Was windlass wad” bitte brok Tail and bulwarks started. Scnr © M Watton, owned by i id af Hrovinestown to C Lewis and othe: aggett, tor $950, » has edve that it war nec 18, and cume off wary to run ‘ortinnd, struck on ‘ork eb badly, filling so ra a ju a cove near Portland Head livht. She will be o insurance, The crow were suved with part gage, Apartot the cargo maybe saved by scun WH Marcren, which loft St John, NB, some time ‘ago for Demerara with a cargo of lumber. and ran ashore at | export, Me, returned to St John recently fur repuirs, Her carzo las been discharged and the work of repairing heris proceeding, A new keel ix being luid ands new keelsou put on, Senn Mevny A Pactt, from Matanzas for New York. with w enrgo of sugar, put in below Wilmington, NO, 17th lust, in distress. She was disthasted on Feo 4, off Haiterns. | The amount of dnmaxe tw her enrgo fs unknown, but tt fs | believed to be slight. Scun Wa MJoxes (of Port Jefferson). before reported wrecked on Pulaski Sh Key West, was valued at Moout 29,000. of which her bullder-Bows Joh ather— loses one-quarter, her macter—Capt eighth, Wm M Jones 3-16ths, and others in smaller shu Disastyns 1x Dacesnm Veritus has just publis asters reported during th that port —The Direction of the Bureau id the following statistics of ina Fick of Amerivan, kuown; total: 14, for London, wud ge phe was spoken on ic, and should have arrived at th in the South Atlan destination Jong ere thi ‘The wreck of on Rockaway chr Jas K Lawrence, ashor 8, brought $3 re rite in Tship Agra. from Bremen, arrived here ‘55 N, lon G8 10 W, Cr S. Mdistant 700. miles, on the ad It 1s probavly ‘one of nsed in raising sunk t some weeks ayo, ury besring SE by 5} inst, a large tron baoy ad rite, Baker Wrecking Co's sls, One of them went « until now been beard tron Greenront, LI, Feb 17—The sudden squall on Monday eanght two schooners, names unknown, bound up So under the Long Islaud and forced them One ° titer particulars Sne was laien re Norway). Hor Captain hud gone to Rey Went for wests Newcastie, Del, red 17—stenmer Ontario (Br), trom Philadelphia ‘Yor Liverpor d ashore wi Ba: lighters, and they are now discharging cargo from her. » 16—Capt Scott is pnmping out che sehr preparatory to putting heron the ways Qe Feb 17--A despatch from Georgetown, PET, says the winter navigution steamer Northern Light, ‘was badly Hy ice and Will have to lay up two Woeks for ro- rl, which wax sc, Feb 10—The steamer I een brought wel by fire at Oakland, bas over this side, It has heon deciued toeut ber in two lengthen her. ‘The entire cost of repairs, dc, will ani mes to avout $9,000; the damage by fire being’ wppruised at 00. AwentcaN Lioyps Ustvensat Staxparn Recoro oF Siarrina—The supplement for the present mouth to the Zist volume of this wore hus just been issued by Mr Thos D, contains a large number of original anid resurveys of vessels of every class aud nationality, with # thoroughness of detail that hus made the Record 56 valuuble to alt counveted with shipping interests, SHUPRUILDIN s Hatching & Stubbs, of Yarmouth, Taylor, It, ws usual, Shi wins leeboats Now 1 und ug America pulled 01 inst night, but without | Cilect,. Tug Young America arrived last might wit ts Pitty fi timbered very ‘strong and finisned is hundsom Her dimensions ure? teneth ‘of keel, 75 feet veriiag rake ot, stern, 1 lee Mr WG W. Park ff Pleasant Hill, Pal: will launch bis new brig as soon as the river rofice. His sou is vommg a» master. Lavxenxp—The beet tnunched ‘Humboldt Gal, Sue’ is se n built at Humboldt.” Ter, dimens old, sna = eel ty tn GOO Tees oflumue® whe and sl . will doubtless be ployed a —— eo WHALEMEN. Arrived at orohallen: Dia Deo 19, 19, barks Linds Stewart, Wil- bree ne oh fo seueee: | se (und sailed Jan 8) ae Fetes. eee 4% joha Dawson, Babeoek, do: Jai si Sailed from Provincetown Graate M Parker, Dyer, and Lottie E Cook, Re Atle eee Sor al. persis ot NB, sailed trom ‘Tabitl Jan 7 for i fh ct pr eee Ea. Sonn mh New Bedford, hi as for i teed dere 310 tons new at san ‘she: veil Pik in tl aed r has juss id to be the ions 3 void t service for time, after she whe oe ve fitted as a whal she cri built ia 1438 und n 9 Madonna, “In 1603 she was rebuilt, und her name was chauged to the present on ‘Spokpn—-Dee $1, lat 165 555. tion 34°20, vark Wave, of NB, Gifford, eraising. SPOKEN, Sehr Ennice Rich, from Philadelphia for Port Antonio, Ta, Feb 7, off CI ‘hineotengue, Shoal. Schr Frank & Emily, troth Camaen, Me, tor Charleston, 9 days out, Feb 14, of Frying Pan | Pan lightship, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agent: that by telegraphing to the Hx: London Bureau, ad- drossiug “Bennett, No, 48 Flee: street, London,” of to the Paris office, addressing “Benuett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera. Parls,” the arrivals at and departures trom Kuropean wud Eastern ports of American and all foreign versols trading with the Unitea States, the, same will be cabled to this country free of charge, Captains arriving at and salling from French and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economi- cal and expeditious for tolegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwenr, Feb 16—Arrived, ship B D Metcalf (Nor), Knudsen, Baltimore; 17th, steamer Croft (Br), Hodgson, New York. Sailed 15th, barks California (Dutch), Philadelphi drenorge (Nor), Taraldsen, United states. AmstenpaM, Fed 12—Sailed, barks Lara (Br), Fulton, United Stutes; Christian Wilhelm (Nor), Anderson, do. Buistow, Feb 17—Armived, burk Vincenzo Paratto (Ital), Corvaja, New York, Bureugn, Fed 17—Arrived, bark Home (Br), Morgan, New York, Dusiix, Feb 16—Arrived, bark John Lorway (Br), Lor- way. Baltimore, Dunxink, Feb 17—Arrived previously, back Thos A God- dard, Smith, Smyrna, Fatuouta, Feb 17—Arrived, ship Marietta W (Aus), Po. truta, Philadelphia for Lyon. Goorx, Feb 16—Sailed, bark Herald, Meyer, New York. Havre, Feb 17—Arrived, burk A E Botsford (Br), Atkin- son, Charlest Sailed 17th, ‘noon, steamer St Laurent (Fr), for New York via Plymouth. Hamavura, Feb 16—Sailed, bark Charlotte (Ger), Stein, Philadelphia, Liverroon, Feb 17—Arrived, steamer Massachusetts (Br), Walters, Boston. Sailed 17t, steamers Palestine (Br), Power, Boston; City of Santiago (Br), Darke, Melbourne; ship Charles W. White, Dyer, St John, NB. Loxpon, Feb 17—Arrived, bark Palermo (Br), McLaugh- lin, New York. Mxtuourne, Feb 14—Arrived, ship Formosa, Reynolds, Boston. Viymoura, Feb 17—Satled, bark Prosperina Pulosso (Ital), Drago, New York (wus reported sailed Feb 11). Rorrervam, Feb 17—Sailed, steamer P Caland (Dutch), Deddes, New York via Plymouth, Swanska, Feb 17—Sailed, ship Quintero (Guat), Manning, Caldera (uot sailed Jan 30 for Valparaiso). Loxvox, Feb 17—Bark Lorinda Borstell, Borstell, from Newcastle Jan 11 for Rio Janeiro, put into Stavanger to- day damaged, with decks swept, dc. On the 10th lost a man overbeard and others are disabled by belig frostbitten- Brig Der Pornmer (Ger), Bohm, from Newcastle for Churleston, has been towed into Geeste:nunde partially dis- masted. She lost her sails and three of the crew were drowned. Burk Kong Harold (Nor), Schwinge, from Goole Jan 29 for Baltimore, has pat into Cowes with her mate sick, FOREIGN PORTS. Acarutco, Jan 17—Arrived, ship Frank Austin (Nic), Austin, Nankimo (und suiled Feb 3 for Victoria in charge of another must Boupay, Jan t5—In port ships Orelda, Eaton. for Havre hipmasters are informed Son- Cora, Coombs, for Calcutta; Geo ¥ my Hamphrey,f for rice ports; Zimi (Br), Jenkins, Maulmain: Adriana, (Br), Siuelair, and Thos Hiiy aed (Br), Campbell, une: barks Ed- mund Phinney, Small, for rice’ ports; silas Oughton, une. Civpad Houtyar, about Jan (not December) 14—Sailed schr Matilde (Br). Mahoney, New York, ‘GRaxo Turk, Ti, Jan 20—Arrived. wchrs Mary Evelyn, MeLoun, Portland (and cleared 22d for Jumaica with inward cargo) Yarmouth, Ns Now York, in distro Feb Havana, gin xatigaToN, Ja, Feo 14—Arrived, steamer Atlus (Br), Low, A Lyrtrixron, N%, no date—Arrived, Annie 8 Hall, Nelson, Mauritius (and sailed Nov 2% for mi). SINGAPORE, Dec 29—Sailed, barks ‘Olustee, Jan ¥, Velucity (Br), ae cane ee berks Andi . Ss foes Friedrich (Gi N a (tee arabe. lor’ do, do: Rovotta, MeNetl,. Hrown, fo Tong’ Kong. do: Tekalet, Tracey. disy; schr Marina, Howes, for Tientsin, ldg. fr Maurine. san 28—In port, sche Lena M Cottingham, Oulton, tor New Yo to Teel Feb 6. Victoria, Feb 7—! 4 down, barks Henry Buck, Sor- man, for San Francisco; “othe Wellington (ob, Gardner, for do. Nickerson, AMERICAN PORTS. phstonta. O, Feb 15—Sniled, bark Aglaia (Br), Jack, MOSTON, Feb 17—Arrived, schrs RL Clark, Hutchingon Perth Amboy; Martha Innis, Hi Hol Dennis, Crowell, and Electi Srinith, “Phitudelph "Samuel Castner, Freddie 8. Port Hoboke: red—Steamers Istrian (Bri, Fitt, Liverpool; Sem! atthews, Savannah: Johus Hopkins, Haliett, Butt, Roman, Crowell, Philadelphi«: Giaucus, Hearse, Wats, Havani more; New York: schr Kile MW nA, Saited—Bark L T Stoeken; brig David Bugbee—Wind A BALTIMORE, Feb 17—Arrived, steamer Blackstone, idence; schrs Howard Williams, Wainwrizht, Mattie B itulon, Rulon, do; Florence Dean, Oliver, Charleston; George "C: ship’ Union, +Nori, Olsen ‘olimini (tal), Castedano, do; do; Freya (Nor), Blaane, Lynn; “Buick, Hamvurg: Lorton Morrix, Barbado: : M Crowell, Crowell, Bost Guile Huddeli; Grunmer. Providence iled—Burks Brodeme, Liquel Clon Hi Stout, Pierce, wake wh na: brig Star, Cook, Savannah ; Carrie Bell, Seavey, Charteston, its Gettysburg, Corson, Porto Rico; . Providence; 1th, Frank Walter, ty B Haven, Pierce, Battiniore ; t (Br). Ve Rio Junetra. Arrived, sch Sarah A Reed, Gaptill, ul I before reported. ORT. yey Ta arrive wn, Baltimore. BELFA a Fab O—Arrived. vchr Sarah C Smith, Banke, ont BEV tay" Feb 16—Acrived, Baltimore tor Danvarspor CEDAR KEYs, Pep 10-Cleared, sehr N TON, Feb 11—a1 Saxton. 14th, reatie.o ibn GOOTHBAY, Feb = sehr Daniel Webster che $ E Davis, Carrigan, A Farwell, Di- ived, steamer Geo W Clyde, net Portiand, HARL (Sp), Portnando, Liverpool; Qiey of At ant New York: Virginia, Hunter, fe lnteiphin; DS Fole; Price, Baltinore, Sailed—Barke Glar {8Fr,' Franks, Dariet i Aura (Bt), Harwood, Liver poo! b iy Amsterdam; Surah, Corl deus (Nor), Barcelona; sehr Ki K Emerson, Weymouth, ie ) adie, oe MMANDEMMY TSLM Mer Veo O-salled, whe Kila Es 3 Frances, Bulger, Baltitaore, ASTINE, Feb 2—Arrived, schr Jumes Bliss, Huteh, 8 vannaly DAKTEN, Feb 16—Clenred, ship Edgar (Hr), Brown, West Hartlepool; barks Kong Sverre (Nor), Melsom, Sun’ Francis Mi erpoo) Herbert (Br), » mrke i Lewin, Southampton : “Thoengny risen, ouash ‘Memilo (Br), Sutheriaad, Gree- Ger), Charlotte & (Ser), Kil nock. h three | rt ERNANDINA, Feb 10—Cleared, schr Grace Bradley, | Vesper, Matanzas h-Arrived, achre Win Wiler, Wharton, Charleston; Emma M Fox, Vanwant, do, FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 16—Salled, (irr, Shaw (from Antwerp), Baltimore, ‘Tho US steamer Alliance, and revenue have dropped down from the Norfolk Navy ¥ GALVESTON, Feb 12—Arrived, bark Wither Foss (Nov), 3 St Thoms, lth “Arrived, bark Chignecto tter Hamilton tk St Cloud, Farmer, Antwerp via Key West, | . 17th—Cleared, steamer State of Texas, Nickerson, New Yorks bark Jenale B (Br), she Fleet ‘eb 12--Arrived, nchr star, Law, New Orleans, hh (not 24th), sehr George H Mills, Tillotson, b H—Halled, vehrs Hortensis Hammond, Rounson, New Yor! schrs Ba ek, Clark, and Alma, John: New STAUHLAS, Larrabee. Pones, PR: La Hith—Ta por fon, for Sag u Messrs have got ous the frame for a bark of 900 tons, to be put up LT of Music, on February 22, for the boneiit of the poor, | y ; 4 i4 Ny 7, next moneh and launched the latter part of next summer, Philadelphia: bark Genevieve (Fr), Demeurant, under the auspices of 8t, Jobn’s Guild, promises to.be | PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 17, 1877. | 4 Cae a ‘nile by) ¥ Renal a oy shenArived, eceess Relencrpodeen,,, Resabies. tte | one of the most brilliant events of the winter. It will Sopteety ast Macaen ‘Gee ‘area Sb Gr Pera are | embrace a banquet ana a concert and conclude with a ARRIVALS. 500 tons is to be out in the same yard for bark Resol ay) Colle p meotnmeyl : magniticont ball, godbury. rectly of sche do; brive Aurora, = isa Messina, RECORTSD KY THE MERALD wreaM YACHTS AND HERALD The tragse foe for of 1, 900 tome ‘is being got out by Smith, New York. “Around the Clock” will remain the attraction at the WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK a. of Bass Deering, to ve ons coming pring 17th—Arnived, steamer Lone Star, Forbes. eis York. Olympic Theatre this week, and the hours fly swifily | | steamer Tybee, Kuehl. St Domingo City Jan 1, famane ‘Anat 60 tone ahipping wil bo bl fx the District of Ce ag any ll (BP: stipe Het Q*Urens for the snectators of, this lively and fascinating play. Fgik au, Platte, th, Cope Tavthen its Poids & | Periendsbe . aro three ships, two Fos (Nor), Brager, Bremen ; Uri Mr. Lamb, the favorite comedian, who was badly Alvear eli Season na of team ie exes tee aetae at. aia i burned Jast week by ‘an accident on the stage, 18 s00n | oi Dominion ace meen Jelsna, hes designed and mote! Red'e ine mer yacht tor | Ty 3 burks Guise su). St Vincent (Cape iszt; | expected to resume his vory funny churacter. Hark Pillay tier) Rube, Dublin Dec 22, sm ballast to tenting term Bevokhs oF sine le Eas eo be issue Nerde); Gavogna, Gloucester; Hollvar taaw), Gerolimich, e entre ship Her tonite, Gok (Bes, barks sebrs bs ery k, Nelsun, Now York; vy annon, john 8 Sanford, Berry. do. ¢ Frier we Reds ‘Cork or Falmouth. eee Feb 15—Sailea, steamer P: 16u veges sd, sehr Cr jast Burn: Neweiee, E “ped NEW BEDFORD, Fer ig rey yey sere Tuey D, ‘Del. dy, Port dohincon; Ghas W Morse, Sinates ‘Salled—Steamer Santen, ecto, Now weaxtle, oe WPoRT, ee> |—Sailed, cure David g cn (HB della hak Ny” cB tb Her Congdon, Providence for Mill ¥ Areular Mali, Fall River for New York; pinenayeks Falkenliom, Frag sors. for T Warren for New. ross, Somerset for Nee York vin. Sailed—Schr iy © Smith, Atwood, South Amboy for Tum eS oat aaah al eric New Beatord ae led 1 w Beatord (a ‘At anchor iimieataay TP Abell, Hall, Wiektord t ‘ork. NEW 1OSDOR, Web 158 Sarna Hopoxens f Pulluaeiphlator Allyn's Pointy 3 —= iow He i on alla auetism for Pine 1 Tet ae on NEW eb 15—Arri: far Norfolk. fis, Hoboken TORT LUDLOW, Feb 8—Arrived, bark Mariano, Ryder, San Francisco, Salled—Hark Forent Queen, Burns, San Francisco. WNSEND, Feb'9—Arrived, bark Gem Cobt MeDonuld, San Francie PENSACOLA, Feb rrived, schrs Franklin, Davie ‘tou; Aunie 8 Conant, Hafford, Mobile d—Harks Maud (Br), Russell, Newcastle; Havfruem ‘Larsen, Amsterdam. Arrivs ship Record (Br), Dalziel, Queeustown, barks Gatland (Br), Ingram, Lyon; Josyuina prs” de Gardcin, Havana, Cleared Bark B L Eaton, Grearson, Boston; schr Ajax, Northrap, eee PO! YAL, 80, Feb a0 Aerees steamer City of ines Fe linw (a) a pranes dpe for New York). D iersou, New York; David A Arti Donghty, Fall River; barks Antoinette’ (Sw: seller re re Giovanni (Aus). bylaaptp John D Pagi Dak Bell, Hillsbor tons ‘thea, hickoe iy ey A es Newt jexred—Steamer Achulles, Bacon, Newburyport ; Elizabeth Magee, Mavee, Caibarien; AH Taper’, On ‘Gut fing, Now Haves jallio W Kay, Tilton, Boston; Armenia, Knight, Now York: Chatharine Whines Hard: Norman, Nickerson, rogidencas Ashland. f Doughty, Fall Ri indicator, New York: Equ nckley, Charles bark Kina aah. jo, Cork; WH Whitaker, Carll, Boston; J ‘Shiudiee, ‘Lee, Providene Sulled—Steamers Juniata, Norman, Catharine Whiting, ont Pian PORTLAND. Feb 14—Clear aa botoro), Fi Tuth—Cier d, achr Delia Hodgkins (not regman, Vircinin (and sailed 19¢hy: iW Plekering, Fullorton. Nortolk. 5 pobre CJ Wiliars "Philadelphi rived, sehrs Soa Bird, Phi pha Mary B Hare oe Schr Mahaska, New York. rived, schrs J B Marshall, New York; Life Boat, Ch aie “Cleared—Steamer Nova Scotian (Br), Richardson, Livers pool vin Halifax (und sailed). SalledBehr Nellie C, Paine Philadelphia, PROVIDENCE, Fot Suiled, steamer Catharine White ing, Harding, Philadelphia, Teh Arrived, steamor Geo ani Norfolk s sohrs fodgdon, Foster, Baltimore: 3 sears Fitch Sona ‘Amboy Keith, Jon’ E_ Hurst, Cook: Thos WH: Honthy Dixon? We lps, and Pochassett, Rackett. Hoboken Juckxon, and Pointer, Dill, Now York. Cleared Schr Magaie M, “Rivers, i ey Baltimore. rr th Arrived, steamors Tonawanda, Sh adel ie. FI ir. do; sebrs Ida v oriey Helen Mar, Ward, Porth Ainhoy; George B Markle, sarop: shire Xebéc; Shropshire, and Hiins fons, Lewin, South Atm boy: Ring Dove, Coombs, W Rescue. elly, and Heri Lewis, “Cashman; Hoboken; Rind Blonmer George Appold. Taylor, Balti h jed—Stoamer Geor; ppol lor, more; echre 1 Moody, Hand jobnsons’ EP. Wheaton, Jarvin, Port Perth Amboy; Maria Pierson, Grant, do; Hurmona, Col- Hoboken ; Gloucester, "itarley, New York; Hudson, PAWTUCKET, Feb 16—Sailed, schrs Lottie, Somers, Peete a Billow, Morris, w York, D, Fob’ 15—Arrived, steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York; schr President Androw Johnron, Apple? garth: Cleared—Bark York. "ainilod Sth, schrs © Smith, Green, St Thomas; Oth, Cater wamtesk, Kennedy, Charieston;" Lith, I I Whitmore, Whitmore, Norfol WAN FRANCISCO, Feb Way Sorte pre Whistlea hkiss, Astoria: Eurek: ‘allace, Port Discovery. wured—Ship Wildwood eer je serfs 4, ship Mary Whitridue, Cutler ti Hong Koug, Hig Bonanza, Liverpool, oat |S) Arrived, bark 8 V Vau; Leoe (Br). worse. Batavia, wiled— rip Mare Blundell (i. Queetatow ROR Feb 7. res bark Cassandra Adams, Ea wR Areived, brie Leet § Hoarding, San Franel ii-Arrived, brig Levi St arding, San Fran SAVANNAT. eb 1S" Arrived ache Geotale lurk, Orit ce ae a ete canesber lime, Hieepin: Licsbie Véh—Clenred,, ship. Labrador (in), Hughes, Live bark Si ‘Tork eldsen, ny ders, ‘age ig r Wiluntaesn NO; ). ‘Darien: brig J . Dodee, Humacoa: sehrs ford; K's Mi Bath GW Andrews, bi \Goombs. Wit. Gharignon: 46 Hickman, Magale Marston, do; Bradahaw. Vangilder, Grant (Nor), Florence. Bristol, E. lcFarland, Boston: i H{ Gordon, Ch New York; Ward J Parks, Boothbay; Addie ington, Del. ared--Barks Breidablik (Nor), Soman Falmouth nekloki or), Jorgensel javre. Tailed —Stouners Wyoming, Teal, Puiladelphia einto, Hazard. boned Yor! itanley (Nor), Port Ro; Charmer, Noyes, Providence; Mary oriek, Brun: NOUTHWEST HARBOR, Mo, Feb 7—Arrived, sehr Samt Kidder, Teague, Boston for St John, NB (to load for Liver EYARD HAVEN, Feb 15—Arrived, schrs 8 C Tryot Philadelphin for Boston! RT Clarke, Perth Amboy for d William Gillam, Weehawken for Lynn: Easter York for Pembroke: J V Welltngten, do for Porsian Gloucester tor New York: Muson, and Oliv Honion for dos Pramtan ‘Generat (Br), St soln, NB, for dot Lizzie BM acl, Calais for do: ‘William D Marvel. do for do or Baltimore: Freddie Walton, do for Virginia: Helena & Russell, do for New Haven; Archer & Reeves. for Philadelphia; Gov J ¥ Smith, Portland fur do; © Fish, St George for Wier River, Va; L. & Danenhowet Salvin for Norfolk: William Conners, Weymouth for wit mington, NC; Altoona, Boston for do; Catawamteak, Rock. port, Me, for Charleston, 8 ©, Sniled--Bark Jus MeCurty: schrs Mary Theall (Br), © J Willard, WT Emerson, 8 W Perry, Champion (ir), Louise A Johnson, J ¥ Welliagton, 8 ¢ frson, Eastern Queen, aad Laola Murchison, lGihsArrived. schrs Thos R Pillsbury (ot | Thomaston) (carried away spanker boom and Charels_& Raymond, Philndel Her, Port Johnson for do; Walt J R Parsons, South Amboy jewcustie, Del, for Rockland: Anna Frye, port tor do: Arctie, Newcastle, Del, for Belfast oothbay for Sw EG Kniehs, Portland for Suffolk, jald, Cam: fowrravut, na r New York; Georgie D Lond, Roekpor Vai Daylight; Portland for Baltimore; Py ah den for do. Sailed—Sehr« Oliver Ames, Helena E Russell, Wm Ma- son, Win Giitum, RT Clarks, Liste 8 McNichol, Fred W Alton. 8 KE Raymon WwW Tt MINUTO: . NG, ow Yor in, Foster, Providence. ehrs Yreka, Moore. Aux Cayes; Douas Anna, A mbrest rdenas, WOOD'S Wout ‘eb 14—Suiled, schrs R C Thomas, aor Casal als ane te ie ick, Bird, Fort ‘Royal, Tan WAREUAN, Feb 14arrived, sche Condova, Ryan, Phil. adetpinia WARREN, Feb 16—Arrived, “sche Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, Eltzabethport, OR SALE—FIVE TUG BOATS, THREE STRAM Yachts, four Dredging Machines and one lw Blotter, with latest improvements, Address JAS, MOLYNEUX, own, Wok SALE OUKAP—AT YONKERS, Ferryboat, dou! lor: Yea tons:' length, 85 feet; beam, 38 feet; nearly new; in complete runuing order. Apply to HL. BALPOUR, Washburn Building. Youkers JOR SALE AND CHARTER—SIDEWHEEL STBAN- bonts, freight, biked Maca nam and sail Yachts, Launches, stvenm Canal Barevs, Tug EOR Vtviten, 39 South at. JOR SALE—A TUGBOAT, oN GOOD CONDITION; 18 inch cylinder, Address’ A. DICKINSON, Brooklyn Post office. Ion SALE feet lone, fully oni BAY, 103 Atlantic Lo Fe Gales LYAOHT SCUD, 86 ished, Apply THOMAS W. LIND- Brooklyn. INQUIRE DUBOTS a TT in cash, in exchange for “akan PIANO, BALANCE to 40 foot steam Launeh. Li, Vox 1,115, New Haven, Conn. W PANTED-STEAM LAUN longth, 7 feet bonm and 3 ticulars to STEAM, box 102 1 ANTED TO EXCHANGE—A DIA\ Launch, 43x12 feet bean 4 r Address ¢ 3 MISCELLANEOUS, ABSOLUTE, DIVORCES. Liga RVERYWHERE, apeodily obtained without publicit superlative aye . tages; consultations free, FREDERICK KING, Gt, Mark 's place, adjoining TVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. IN NEW YORK d other States without publicity, Cunsultation tree. when divoreed, NEW YORK LAW AGENCY, 170 1 OVER 30 FERT at deausht, State full pars ONAL BUILT for Vache 20 te a0 feet long. NEW ORLEANS, Feb 12—Arrived, st jr Lageasten,