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10 THE BLAINE INVESTIGATION. WURTHER TESTIMONY IN REFERENCE TO LOUIS- IANA ELECTION OUTRAGES, New Onveans, Jan. 13, 1819. G. R. M. Newman (colored), Clerk of the District Dourt of St. Mary’s parish, testified concerning the @estruction of ballot boxes and the efforts made by democrats to get possession of the duplicate returns In his possession, and the attack made on his house at night, &c., substantially confirming the newspaper reports published at the time of the occurrence, TWENTY NEGROES KILLED. W. B, McNeal, of Caddo, a deputy sheriff, testified concerning the Caledonia affair, corroborating Nor- wood’s testimony. When they started tor Ream’s house they were fired upon; they were unarmed; witness found a dozen stand of arms at Reams house; witness published the statement to the effect that twenty negroes iu all were killed, but cannot say when and where ‘ach negro was killed; witness served in the federal army during the war, ‘Secretary of State Strong was called and requested to furnish We tion statistics. PEACEABLE POLL IN TENSAS, David Wise, of Tensas, testified that the election was peaceable and quiet; live within a quarter of u mile of Fairtax, but knew nothing until the affair was over; did not see the men; never heard the reason ot their visit: my gin was burned by negroes on Tues- day following font know the reason; never gave them any cause; saw armed colored men marching through Waterproof the day before my gin was burned; consequently when it was burning I was atraid tog» out to see about it; I think the armed Lodies of negroes came from Catahoula parish; there were some two hundred of them; next day another crowd of armed 1 came into town, mide a great deal of fuss and cried that they were going to burn the town; Fairfax was the leader of the negroes; it was understood he was keeping up the color line, making speeches and advising the negroes to preserve a bold front; I soid ammunition at my store to any one who wanted it; the negroes did not buy an un- usual quantity at this time. WHITES BADLY FRIGHTENED. H. Moss, of Tensas, testified that he gave the negroes assurances that the Waterproof people had “nothing to do with the Fairfax affair; that the inter- ests of the negroes and white people were common; that we would protect them in their rights provided they acted as they should; saw negroes pass by hun- reds through tiie town; there may huve been 1,000 or them, and they L armed; the negroes dis- persed when the Sheriff of St. Joseph arrived; they uulso heard that white men from Mississippi were coming: I don’t believe there were more than twenty white men in Waterproof; we were very much tright- ened; the negroes threatened to kill the children -and outrage the women; think they would have ‘burned the town on Tuesday if the Sheriff's posse hadn't arrived. J. 8, Watson and J. G. Schaeffer, of Tenses parish, tostitied that the election at St. Joseph was quict and fair. The troubles in the parish were due to negroes, who, after the Fairfax affir, assembled m great num- ers and threatened to burn the town of Water Proof. SENATOR THURMAN’S THIRD INSTALMENT OF INFORMATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COM- MITTEE. WasnincTon, Jan. 13, 1879, Senator Thurman has just addressed the following letter to Mr. H. M. Teller, Chairman of the Select Committee of Investigation: — Usrrep States SENATE CHAMBER, Wasnineton, Jan. 13, 1879. Dean Sm—Again complying with the request of your connittee tor information, I have the honor to send you instalment No, 3, to wit:— First—An officially certified copy from the Secretary * of State of Fiorida’ of an affidavit of James H. Paine, showing misconduct und violation of the law by federal officials at the late election in Duval county, in that State. Secmd—A like certified copy of an affidavit of James M. Whitaker, relating to the same subject and to the intimidation’ of democratic yoters by armed republi- cans. Third—A like certified copy of an affidavit by 8. C. Tucker proving that at the late election at precinct No. 12, im Alachua county, the United States Supervi sor of Election, N. P. Grucile, insisted that the bal- lots as they were cast should be numbered to corre- spond with the number of each voter's name as it _ appeared on the registration list, and that in com- pliance with his demund the larger part of the ballots ‘were so numbered, and the secrecy of the ballot thus étivctualiy destroyed. Fourth—A like certified copy of an affidavit of Rob- ert M. Witl%rspoon, County Judge of Madison county, in suid State, showing his illegal arrest and detention by 4 United States Commissioner and United States Marshal, in order to prevent the dis- charge of his duties as one of the Board of Canvassers of the late clection in said county. Fifth—An affidavit or Edward 5. Francis, a colored citizen of Duval county, Fla, and ao member of the Board of County Commissioners of said county, proving the intimidation practised in that State to pean colored citizens trom voting the democratic icket Sizth—An affidavit of James C. Williamson, acolored | citizen of the same county, to the same elfect. Seventh—-A certificate of the Sheriff and County Judge of said county and of the President of the City Council of Jacksonville and of the City Clerk and City Marshal, attesting the good character and standing of said Francis and Williamson. Kighth—An affidavit of John B. Marshall, of Madison county, Fla., showing misconduct on the part of United States deputy marshals and intimidation prac- tised by them at the late election in said county. » Lhave a number of letters from the North and West Making specific charges ot intimidation and bribery that it may be proper that I should lay before your committee, but I withhold them until the wishes of the writers in this respect can be avcertained. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your bedient servant, A. G. THURMAN, A MISSING LUNATIC. Inspector Thorne was notified late last night of the escape from Randall's Island of a lunatic named Albert Fries, twenty-nine years of age. It is sup- posed that he committed suicide by jumping into the Fiver. EX-MAYOR WESTERVELT, Ex-Mayor Westervelt's condition was somewhat improved at one o'clock this morning. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN 8 TEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. Nails, Offive, | Destination. | sol ) Broadway Bowling Green 169 Broadway 7 Broadway Broadway 61 Broadway (08 B We . Adriatic Statoot Frisin Algeria. Rettordam. Amerique Srnte af Herder Cuiada... Ethiopia ® cholte Av Mosel Canada... ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK men, 19. Havre. THIS DAY. HIGH WATER. Sandy Hoo! | Gov Island snorn — — | Hell Gate. HERALD YACHT WI VATION Bar. | Ther in of | Hour. | Inek. | Deg. | Wine. Weather. Staten Island...| Noon|¥.15| 3a uci. er 4 PM/ 3.10) * W | Lary. Kevtiand Litstiipy s PM[siio 3) WSWH itary. Narrows [12 PMJjo.05, 4 Waxy. WESTERN UNION TIME BALL. New York, Jam 13—Noon, Tho Western Union time ball fell to-day two-tenths of « own nd fast, PORT OF } —_—-+ NEW YOR K, J AN, ARRIV ALS. REPORTED BY TH MERALY SPHAM YACTITS AND THERALD WAPEESPONK TELEGRAPH LINK, is (br), Watki 1th indse ow Jan 2, with Munroe, . Had Strong t Circassia (Be, Rbennier Regulate ‘s, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, with rhe Peiydy eC ip White ose (of London), anit ‘with sug hemp to Gf dood Hope Suv 22, aud Grosved the "gquator ‘Doe 3 a i" { there being @ good channel open to the Sound, ‘NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1879--TRIPLE SHEET. @ expected tu xet eee winds Hight easterly win t Tae Be, ri 7410, had showing si hip Eliza Everett (of Yarmouth, NS), Dunkerton, Dub- lin Nov 28. in ballast, to Boyd & Hincken, Anchored in Bay for orders, as L Pearson lof Boston), Swai with mdse to HE Morin; Visd"earahte we tities of w ak ‘stuff im file ‘Gut lower mast of a large vessel, e in the water, var ed bright, painted white, nothing was attached to but truss band, which was also painted whit t 1. off Anjer. ice barks Francis B Fey, Rolling, from iletlo for New Yor! anuel (Nor), Samucisen, ‘Plymouth 7 dnys, in ¥ Noumann, Hull 49 days, in Mad "heavy | wales from kp ballast, to, Benham i WSW to AW for the last ).spoke bark Edward: Pere rk'Ftida (Non, Rasmusson, Fowey 50 days, with china clay to Hummill €'Co; veesel to Bockmann, Oerigin & Co, Had hoayy NW gales tho Inst three weeks, in which lost and split sails, stove bulwarks, &¢. Bark Edwart Hoidt (Nor), Roth, Stavanger 56 day: vallunt, toc Tobine & Co. Had variable weather. De lat 21, jon 41, spoke bark Cato (Nor), from Stavanger Philadetphia. Bark Jenny (Ger), Grotey, Bremen 1 days, in ballast, to Theo Kuger. Came a southern ranean fine weather to Bermuda; thence 10 days, gales: Dec 13, lat 16 52, lon 28 58, paysed for Calcutta (, showing signals NVI" Bark Poulina’(Nor), Sundberg, to order. Had westerly gules all the passage wight, passed close to an abandoned bark,'« small piece of the mainmant « too durk to ascertain any further part Thark Northern Chiet (of Varmoutlh, Ni), Millon, Dunkirk Nov 1%, in ballast, to Boyd & Hincken, Anchored in Gravesend Bay for orders. Alversen, Marseilles 103 day ‘obias d i continuation of westerly Acethe entice passage: dun. was within 3) miles of Sandy Hook, but took a gale from NW, which drove as off to Int 330, bon 6980; afterward had continuous gales from NW to WNW ; one of the seamen was stiss sf Post: Taralduen, Bordequx, 35 day Tad heavy Wand NW nape: Sin 0 (Nor), Petersen, R Oerlein & Co. Had (Nory, Peterson, E eh GO days, in ballast, weather until Dec 5 ok, when took a heavy NW gale and 37, 1on 68; Doc 17, was within 20 miles: was strick aback by @ severe squall il and foretopgallant mn the reanel, sorts and torn: was ¢ 28, succceded ws Ja miles E by 8 of Sandy Hook; during thi irs under bare poles; barometer down to 29 and gxconsively was 65h wenth Had_heavy + was biown off twice; ‘antos GR days, with coffee ‘0 & Co. Crossed the Equa- .e weather up to Hatterns, jex from SW to NW. Proll, Bridgewater, E, 73 aay, From Dec 1 to Jan 9 had a under bare fat John Rowe, KE, Katt georuaane. trom tue nth, Jibboom and was drowned. Brig Kossack (of Providence), Smith, Lisbon 58 days, in F Talbot & Co. Was d for 14 days in iat of Hatteras with NW gales. with sugar and rom. 3 wand days Brig Nellie, St oy to Roche Bros. ‘Rexched, Thatteras countered a xnecession of b opiit nearly all the canvas, stove cocanty H. Trowbridge's Son Sandy Hook, had a severe WNW miles off the const; carrie ed away Jibboom and had 2 men bad Bi ra" (of Portland, Me), Mantle, Caibasion 15 days, jor; vessel tod H Winchester & Co, Was 12 diy Brig Afghan ¢ eto with cuel_ to Hutton, Watson & Con, Hud Reavy NW kates:dan 2 was within 40 mises of Sandy Hooks but was blown off 200 miles by heavy mainboom and stove hoat Schr Emma L ¢ Winsor (of Plymouth. Mase) mez & Pearsall , Atwood, Vessel to 5 Hatteras, with » succession of westerly gales; stove boat and balwarks, lost and split sails, carried away foretopmast, hroke main boom and had every movable thing washed from the deck. hr Jus W Brown, Patterson, Jacksonville 15 days, with ber to Drow & Bucki; ves age Steamer ead (Br), which arrived 12th PM, report: 20, In ton 30; hada ving off TCO. Anderson. from St Pierro, Mu passed a British bark painted yollow (sup- posed bark Garland, Ingram), from Pensacola, bound N- sae ype nima (Br), from Bermuda, which arrived ort#:—Passed steamer Loudoun Castle (Bri. front Amoy for New York, at Murray's Anchorage, short of Ship Revolving Light (Br) from Havre, and bark vee. frou, amaterdan, wh hes wore anchored below for orders, came up to the city 13th F PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Cortes, Bennett, 8t Johns, NF, Jan 2, and Hall- for New York, with mdse and passengers to & Seainan, Passed in 11th inst. Brig Acahelia (Br), Brady, Windsor, NS, for New York, Sehr Pilots Brido, Ba, ast Harbor, TT, for New York with 6400 nshels sult toSW Lewin, Lat 2 -N experienced a constant succession of westerly and northwesterly gales, with henry and vers high sen, Florence Abbott (lit), Moore, Charlotteto Now York MeNoll, Keone £ Say dT Hibbard (B boro, NS, yaw with Se ee acien hor in Wart” Tsinwd Stea N Cla Isat r Northern Home (Br), Williams, St John, NB, for In anchored 11 Hart ish 4 el Scheie Witiara: Hard Behr Fleotwing., Maddox Reh: evens, che Dindgme Mile, Bang Schr RM Brookings, Danton, Bath for N t port for Philadelphia, al Haven for New Sel chr Florence iieh’ Habbett, Providence for Now Yark. FB Coperthwaite, Lampbire, Providence for New ‘tockham, Hart, Providence for New York, Alierdice, Nickerson, Providence for New Stokes, Providence for New York. for Woou's Hole. stic, Wn TeLKGRAPH STATION, Warrrstoxe, Li, Jan 13, 1879, Under the inflnence of the provailing mild weathor and the action of the tides the partial ico embargo which 6x isted in and around Hell Gate during the past few duys has been removed, and with a good breeze sailing vessels can again work their way throaxh without the aid of tugboats, In Flushing Bay and off Whitestone thero is considerable ice along shore, but none to interfere with navigation, CLEARED. Steamer Wyoming (Br), Gadd, town—Wi Liverpool via Queens. Flaherty, 4, Mo—J F Ames. unedin and ® market— ns, Sydney, NSW—R W . London—J A Janssen, Antwerp—Peter orders—Sloe Buri Costante a month for wi Bark Schiller Co lirig Cleta (Br), “i ot Belizo, Hon—William Jex & Co. F, Havana—t E Ward & Co, Pensacola—James A Fal- Hon-—-William Jex Petersen, Belize, Selir Carroll, Van Brunt. OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENCE. Benwepa, Jan 9, 1879, Schr Grace Andrews, Andrews, from Savannah for Mon- whieh got ashore while coming into 8t George's examined by a diver, who f the shoeing gono and aud afew others wrinkled. Water was ‘and the vessel proceeded on for wate reported no damage except some one sheet metal, procured and sails mended, her voyage Jai Bark Carolina (Rus), Hjulman, from Barcelona Sept 28, for Philadelphia, pat into St George's Dec 29. The mas roports:—Experienced light and variable winds, with fair ntil Doc 17, after which had a continuation of ales, with eross seas, during whieh the vessel very much; lost and split sails and parted top: most backstays. destination diavin oust repeatedly), and bein of provisions, was compelled to put fate with a cargo of Harbor Dee 20 ened Aw site , during which apr bowsprit, Jib matinsails and sustained | other damage to lull and riguing, also causing vessel to Jewk. Ts repairs Bark Felicina Chiozea (tal) one, trom Hull avo Breakwater for ord rrived at St George's 2d inst. Captain reports having been driven off the coast several times by heavy | LW aud NW gales, At one timo was within 4 milosef the . Eng, bound to Di London, Broakwater and was driven off. Provisions getting short— iw fact, nearly all gono—and sails and riggimy being in- jured, was compelled to put into Bermuda, Is repairing damage. Sehy WH Card, Foss, from Hayti bound to Boston, with logwood, arrived at Bermuda Dee 3), having four eases of fever on hoard, and was placed in quarantine, since which the mace and one of the seames have died, The other two aang. Ae bougd. The voungleved repairs, At the ont hea! submarine diver. who maiderably damaaszed On tly the ship dragzed, with both anchors dow: At present, in. stilt wate per hone, Ww aveaitin: writers hefore Sehr Crown P orders from owners and under- Newburyport), rom St Jago, Cuba, re Breakwate: all s. Fords ts having had a succession 0! wy ei was twice within 100 miles ottha Veteaiar ond was driven off Wl repair w ith all possible despatch and Proceed Bark Olara Katon (of Portland. Mo), Lunt, from in ballast, bouud to Portland, Me, arrived ‘at St. Sth inst with salts damaged and in want of py bal ving been blow land. an » took fro1 ‘at the crow, consisting of the Welcome Home, of Now Brunswick, trom a malice, reeked ina gale of the 27th Dee. ‘uambuco bound bags, arrived at Bt ¢ ports left Pernambuce weather until Thursday 0, W, when it commenced urd fh ward, whieh ¢ ovdth wher it blew a feartni Talo, with hard squalls, und very high sony ats AM hip was struck by a very heavy sea, carrying away Jibboom, witl fore topgallantuast, and ‘doing other seric 5, gale not abating; fonnd it necessary fare the. wind, as sho was tling down f 1 rhoard to case the ship. and sume ut into Bermuda, Will repair and proceed. na % (Hab, Lotogni, wnnel for orde: in Murray's anchara; leaking, Jwarks stove, boats smashed and with wils and rigging, having had a fearful gale Sth inst, when a sea struck the vessel. Two men were also killed by it, Bark Linslo Merry, of New Yorke, from Tnagua with « ing 1 Ix and’ crow frosibitten, ar- ard the crew of brig Herbert uth, NS, from St Eustatius damage.” Jan to koop the ship be- King badly and. xet- to throw abou 2 compellod to Burk Carol t Georg hud a succession of houvy fi Sth inst hed fearful heavy wenther. ging in stranded and parted and she is leaking in topriden, with sails split and blown away, Hor spars aro all stand: All tho standing rig: in Brix May (BO, Hagler, trom tne anit, put in waking, lonsof sails, rigging, dc. been within 1" for Lunenberg, with Had for Boston, put | ides and with of sella, leaking in fred. mt 1,39) bales of cotton have already been saved from the-stranded screw steamer Lertington, and a contract has nae entered into to recover the remainder, say ahowt 2,800 ales. MARITIME MISCELLANY, BB For loss of ship Thos M Reed, from San Francisco for LAvcrpool, and other disasters, seo news columns. Stvawer Wretirer (Br, at Philalelphin 12th inst, from Messing. ‘reports heavy WNW gules most ofthe prssaze. a severe hurricane from SW to WNW, with oes non, slipped a. Heavy son which stove inain hateh, also lost ‘and split sail and sustained other stight amayge. Siur Lapy Ocravta (Br), at Delaware Broakwater from repogis Jan les of the Capes, oxperi- hen Ww, during which split sails. » Jvax IxGHLow, from Cardiff for Singupore, before orted overdue, has not been heard from enced ince whe was spoken Juned, and her owners at Portsmouth, NH, give her up as lost,” Capt Tanton and first mate, Horace Clurk, belonged in Portsmouth. Bark Trupa Fitz (Ital), from Boston for New Rons, re- turned to B 13th for ropnirs: having on the 12th, inst. when G) miles ENE of Cape Cod, sprang aleak, Sho bas two fovt of water in her hold, Bark Harmoxne: (Nor), Jensen, below Philadolphia, re. rough weather on the passage from Hampton lost foretopsnil yard in a gale, Bute Nash, at Philadelphia from Jamaica, reports, very hard her; when in tho Gulf Stream had sails split and torn during « galo, und nearly all the crew were frost- bite cuz Ixpxx, from Sayannah for Philadelphia. ware Bronkwater on bi oh i» Jan off Capo Charles, lost phiwiiagt= Harry Mevormi Scur W A Levering, from Navassa feu Wihwington, No, which was tewed into Fernandina ke went on tho beach, stopped the oe ‘and will proceed to destination. rry, from Cornwallis, NS, for New ack on aledgo in York ‘Narrows dl came off next day leaking G00 strokes. from St Marc, at Boston Jan 3, re- lon 70, encountered acvore gales, vr days, ai oat ft deeklond, fib nnd fureanil, wows bout and galley and ined other’ ee Scun Txasun (of Portland), from St XB, for New Haven, was towed Into, Rockland. Me, Jan ii, dadiy d aged ahd full of water, having Woon ashore at'Pond Isl reported. ° : a mn Tnrk's Scur Au‘cy Stersox, beforo see wrecked at Jpland, was in charxe, of «pilot. Am inventigation at Grand’ Ti in tho ‘sunpenaion of the pilot for twelve mo Scne Cora Err, Pondleton, from Boston Dec 24 for Point a Pitre, is reported as having been lost at » Scan Manx New York, pnt back to Vi Left Vineyard Haven Dec Until the-sfet: then proceoded up Long Inland tound as fe as Loyd a Nee k, when we took 4 squall from the westward and lost al ond anils; attompted to got into New London port, hut failed and drifted to sea; on tho Sth inst. was spaken by & New York pilot boat, w tow us into port: on the Oth inst, lat 40 the steamer Spain He), from New York. for supplied us with a jib and water and stores. Succeeded in ing Tarpaulin Cove evening of th, having lost Jibs, Aplit mainsail, broke forogafl and ono of the crow dint abled by being thrown against the wheel, Will repair and procure new boat and gaff. ‘The hull and material of schr Monadnoe, ashore on Santa Rosa Island, were sold Jan 4, the hull bringing 814 and the material $741. Rostox, Jan 13—Grave foars are entertained for the safety of the steamer Homer (Br), Capt Walker, whieh left here Dec 17 for Liverpool and’has not sined been heard rom. Gatvestox, Jan 1—Bark C W Cochran, before re on fire, Ig burned 10 waters ofge, and It’ te:iaposstole te control the fire. The cotton in lower hold is all covered d it will'be saved in a damaged condition. Hauivax, Jan 13--The brigantine Atlanta, of and from Harbor Grace, NF, for Boston, with 1.300 bbls of pickled fish, arrived ere ‘to. fing leaking badiy. Captain Whelen that he left Harbor Grace on the 24th Mt, a —mecession of heavy nay is vossol was strained and lea! south as lat 39, but was driven back. amps. Four hund , lon 6917, spok Liverpool, who to keep the ‘ ark Brintol, Brisiol, for Liverpool, with’ water in’ her hold and her pumps captain requested the Atlanta to lay brigantine remained until 4 o'clock on the morning of the 7th, when tho bark stood away toward Jand and was soon out of sight. Captain Wheten offered, to, take the crew of the affer wa declined ed at Lunenbui She was 20 da: having experienced a succession of NW gal inst she took off the crew of the 01 Barbados, which was dismasted in the galo of the 3d inst, ‘The mate of the Pousland died on the untward passage. on vesvel is owned by Lewis Anderson & Co, of Lunen- ure. to-day, ported as sailed with shin pasignny her edego on the sehr Emily son, and will remain in port awaiting oth Piicapetentd, Jan 13—The roport that the steamer Equa- tor, from Fall River for this port, had put into Chester leaking was erroneous. SF Toxas, Jun 4—Bark Maria Blanea (Sp Hin Sp), was sold hy p i ped eee Shi Weal Uri’ Fee ctl by putiic abestdai; Groce sale abont $2. ir Bartle, Capt Jo EO. is ropairing. fic auction on or ear, torine (Fr), from Cartiz for Montevideo with salt ys put in hero dist ult, with loss of spars. Joux. NB, Jan L1—The buck Hebe, which was towed this port ‘eptember after being ashore on lorculll gn Hiftyard's berks cndsreving re 1s Wo be placed under the British flag and will be known, As soon us ropairs fected se will loud Barcelona, St int Ww 1 Navassa Island, with reo of pliosphate, in the river yesterday evening strick on a ini Bie Tsiande “She will be gotten off without ‘dam tide, WHALEMEN, Arrived at Rio Janeiro Dee 16, bark John P West, Davis, ot and from New Bedford for Pacitic Ocean (and remained in port Dee 22), 1 St Domingo Dec 10, sehr Surp Mud experionced very rough weather. whale, but sunset coming on line, ise, Gellett, No oil, Struck a 100 bbi st it, the whale taking the SPOKEN. Ship Connty of Inverness (Br), MeKenzle, from San Fran- ciseo for Liver “ee Jun 2, lat 4 TLN, lon 124 36 Ship Simla ( ye, from San pool, Jan 4, lat 4 us 14 Bark Jennie Xwoeney, Hudye nciseu for Liver tom eg) gh for from Bono for St Croix, Dee from Richmond for Rio Grande OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. nion, Vives, New York, ‘afiero, United States, ship Seaforth (Br), Cox, Axtwenr, Jan 1—Artived, Philadelphia. Sailed 1th, bark Unanima (Br), Whitehouse, New York. Bursror, Jan W—Arcived, brig P © (Br), Gurnett, Bull River, Bresks, Jan 13—Arrived, steamers Ashficld (Be), Watson, Savannah; America (Sw), Stridsberg, Charleston. Borpracs, Jan Arrived, bark Matton (Aus), Cosulich, New York, Sailed 11th, bark Alpha (Nor), Andersen, United States, Caxpire, Jam 1l—sailed, steamer Rbeola (Br), Gamon, New York Cevre, to Jan 13—Arvived, bark I. I de Veber (Br), Wright, St Jobn, NB. Dea, dan 12—Arrived, bark Columbus (By), Perrott, Philadelphia for Bremen. Duensing, Jan 1—Arrived, bark Hervatska (Aus), Meda- nich, Philadelphia, led 10th, bark Emilia M Ital), Magnasco, New York, Fatmourn, Dee 12—Arrived, barks Alert (Dan), Erichsen, Philudetphia for Tuvorg (Denmark), leaky; 1th, Rubino Utal), Sehiano, Baltimore for Bordeaux, Gtascow, Jan 13—Arrived, steamer Livadia (Br), Twaites, Portland; bark Emanuel (Nor), Kuudsen, Wil- mington, Gxsoa, Jan 10—Sailed, bark Johanna (Ger), Savannah. Gineartax, Jan 5—Arrived, bark Amor! Koepeko, Lioyds, Whit- 20—Suiled, bark Buona Famigle (tal, Dallorso, Now York. Hvis, Jan 13—Arrived, bark Ormus, from Round Po} Me. HMavne, Jan 13—Arvived, ships Armenia, Carter, San Franciseo; Sintram, Waite, do; sehr Edwin I Morrison, Lavender, Galveston, Sailed 11th, bark Flora (Nor), Svanoo, New York. Istu or Wit, Jan 12—Off, bark Asta (Nor), Dantelsen, Wilmington, NC, for Hamburg. Laveavoon, Jan 13—Arrived, steamers Dominion (Br), Bouchotte, Portland; Borrinquen (Sp), Yaaguerro, Cha: ton; City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy, New York; sehr Indi- ana (Br), MeKensie, Wilntington, Sailod 13th, steamer Yrurac Bat (Rr), Ugarte, Havana. Loxpox, Jun 13—~Arrived, brig Lagerthe (Nor), Strange. bys, Wilmington, Sailod 12th, bark Seottish Fairy (Br), Twoso, United States. Loxpoxpenny, Jan 13—Sailed, bark Harvester (Br), McLoughlin, Baltimore, Lisnos, Jan 4—Arrived, barks Ercole (Ital, Danovaro, Now York; Nuovs Mondo (Ital), Maresea, Philadelphia; 5th, Vittoria M ([tah, De Martino, New Yo Sailed 5th, burk Cibele (Aus), Premuda, Now York. Leanors, Jan 11—Arrived, bark Omoga (Ital), Finsconara, New York (before reported without date), Manseiuies, Jan 10—Sailed, bark Maggie Horton (Br), Inrae!, Now York. Mataca, to Jan 18—Arrived, bark Richard Pearso (Br), Bartaby, Now-York, Sailed to 13th, steamer Scotia (Br), Spittal, New York. Prymorri, Jan 1—Arrived, barks Industria (Ital), Sehiat- fino, New York; brigs Elta (Br), Greon, Bull River; Prima Donna (Br), Gray, New York. Also arrived 13th, steamer Chiswick (Ger), Garsen, New Orloans for Reval. Arrived 12th, steamer Wicland (Gor), Hebich, New York for Hamburg (not arrived at Hamburg). Suilod 12th, steamer WA Scholten, (Dutch), Vis (from Rotterdam), New York. Poriaxp, Jan 11—Arriyed, bark Mina (Ger), Bocse, Wilmington, N ©, for Humburg. Passacus, to Jan 13—Arrived, schr Norman, Trust, New York. Qurexstows, Jan 12—Arrived, ships Vellore (Br) ‘Thomas, San Francisco; Deveron (Br), Patterson, do; Hugnenot, Nickerson, Huon Islund; barks Numa (Br) Donglass, Philadelphia for Dunkirk (lost foremasthoud and maintopgallantmast); Ramolino (Br), Pearce, Philadelphia (lost bulwarks); Dun! San Francise Earl Derby (Br), © (Br), Jones, do; Sherwood (Br), Grant, Baltimot valiero Squur- deli (Be, Reed, Galveston; 13th, ships John W Marr, Morse, San Francisco; R R Thomas, Nickels, Huanitlos; Nancy Pendleton, Pendleton, do; Thomas Boll (Br), Gruze- lier, San Francisco; barks Victor (Nor), Magnesen, Phila- delphia; Midlothian (Br), Grifiths, San Francisco. Also arrived 13th, steamer Sardinia (Br), Dutton, Balti- more via Hulifax for Liverpool. Rotrenpam, Jan 11—Cleared, ship Duisberg (Ger), Evers, United Stat Sailed 13th, bark Dapucto Padre (Ital), Mezzano, New York (not previously). Rocnysz, Jan 8—Arrived, barks Charleston, Svendsen, Baltimore; Superbo (Aus), Glavan, Now York. Suiled 8th, bark Aquila (Aus), Tichiaz, United States. Rocuxrort, Jan 5—Arrived, barks Tjomo (Nor), Bache, Baltimore; 8th, Harry Bailey (Br), Wimers, do (not pre- viously); Tona (Nor), Janson, New York; Sibal (Nor), Stoer, . Convenuto (Ital), Maggio, Philadelphia; Francesco . Maresea, Boston; Suez (Sw), Ternstrom, Philadgl- Tanjore (Fr, Commarten, New York; brig Tempest (En), Stewart, Philadelphia, Sailed Sth, barks Schamyl (Nor), Mbller, Baltimore; 10th, President (Nor), Housken, do. St Nazar, Jan 8—Sailed, bark Svanen (Nor), Tergesen, , to Jan 13~Arrived, brig Gregorio (Sp), wannah, Sovrmamerox, Jan 13—Arrived, steamer Rialto (Br), Avery, New York for Hull. Sailed 13th, steamer Otranto (Br). Jenkins (from Hull), New York. St MALO, Jan 10—Sailed, brig Svea (Nor), Olsen, United States, Vico, Dec 20—Atrived, bark Guadians (Port), Arnelias, |. New York; Jan 6, brig Wexford (Bry. Covert; do for Oparto. Wrsr Hartieroor, Jan 13—Arrived, mer Averell (Br), Alton, Boston, Loxpox, Jan 13—Steamer Barnard Castle (Br), Bell, which went ashore off the Scaw, while on her way from New Orleans to Reval, but got oif, has put in to Copenhagen for examination. She is supposed to be uninjured and will undoubtedty proceed. Bark Argonaut (Ger), from Hamburg for New York, be- fore reported ashore in the River Elbe, bas floated and ro- turned to Hamburg. Liverroot., Jan 13—Bark Masonic, Ginn, from New York for Nagasaki, hus put into Hong Kong damaged, having been ashore. WEATHER REPORT, Houyneap, Jan 13—Wind SW, light. Serax, Jan 13—Wind W, light. Prirmovtu, Jan 13—Wind SW, light; barometer 30.10. FOREIGN PORTS. Boesos Aynes, Nov 27—In port, bark Carrie I Mears, for Liverpool in a fow days; brig Stella, Davis, Banbaos, Dee 28—Nailed, brig Margaretha (Ger), City Point. Brnwvpa, Dec 29—Arrived, bark Caroli Barcelona for Philadelphia: xchrs Mary ED Para for do Walker, Tra Fanta park Feltcina Chioszn (lend, Barron ware Breakwater: schr HF Hallock. . Oliver Jamexon, Rhodes, Keazer, I Clara Ei Pernambuco for ladelphia for English ua for New pe fer Baltimore; Oth, * Island for Boston. ‘Bioat” of "the rrospondence.) Breemar Castle (Br), Ayler, from ott of con, to resume Put in Ja Japan and China for New York, her vosage on tho 11th. Dee 29, brig isane Carver Slot. scbr Vankeo Matd. Foung, Nason furst, Constantine (Rus), Grab (from us sehr Grace Andrews, Andrews (from Savannah), Mon- tevidou, Tn port Jain 9, shit Winged Hunter, Folléws, from Liver. ool for New waiting orders; barks Sultana (Br), . Pi ballast ferguson, from Haytt for Havro, ins fow. days, fnisho Jouding; Ben "Non? Marchuson, from New York for Cotto, repairing, will commence to reload in a di two; Wil: helm Kisker (Ger), Enler, from Savannaly for repalr- i Goreo for Boston, alse LY 4 A Pitt rt yes (Bi Dec G—Arrived, brig cae (Br), White, A xailed 14th to ret sehr FE it Nerri- ib for Rant bai In and ton, nerl Miuht, i, ‘fr if 2th; sehrs AL Butles m Boston, arrived Tah; GW Andrews, Grow foik, arrived Mth; arrived Jonhs I DB Henry Parker, Lowis, f xi ae Rathipn, fr in from do, arrived 2d; arrived 24d, nto cotestroers; Marey, |. sehr Abraham, thet sth, berge Sauk, ingersctt w York; schra Nellie Howors, Stac n) ney, Baker, New York Tih, ar arvon. Lawrence, Hensacola, Sailed Sth, ateamer Gus or} ree 7th, tris! Sal 0 Vigne Marin (8p), Antot, Savan- nd {8r, Wagner, New Urlenus; sche ti tie, Aa In. i MALIPAR, "yan Pi tarcived, steamer Polynesian (Br), Brown, Baltimore for Liverpool (to sail at midnigent Mownovia, Dee 15—Arrived previously, brig Black Swan, Fleming, Boston. Mavaauex, Deo 14—Arri fo Whiti savaraek and satied gah for damale Cox, Ball chirs Pilot's Bride, Bayley, Turk's Island; Etna, Bayley, Jamaica. Inport, Des 2, rhce Lady Mary (iy. Rex, trom Now York, arelved 23 Kleanor (i), Partelow, from Wil- wishes NO crrivea a, tchew Kinney, Kater, from. Fernandina, arived 1 ‘Win Douglass, Mein? h, rived 21st doe, from Grenada, rr Winnie Lawrey, Spear, it Nd S—Arrived, schr City of Chelsea, Good. Mataszas, Jan d—Arrived, sehr Havana, . New York; Mattie In port, sehr John, Timmons tod Staion, Elorence, Suith, Bar: New York «and ultod Dee Ruton, New, ARIA. Ja, Dee (trom Cindad Holiv: an), for PORT SPAIN, Doe $—Arrived, ba badoss 11th, brig Pearl, Brichtman, work on retien) " 14th, brig Gan return); bot dtd K sclirs MK itawloy, Rawle: Ponsacoln ‘arolina, Gast oy (and wailed 2 Fncenty: Ith Julie a Jurgens, St Th Adel! Libby, Mactin Miitbrtdees Rie Jaen ioe ner, Mitebell, are Amerie, Armatroug, New York cant sailed Fouurn); dad, ship Ailea ir), Calcutta. Sulled Doe 12, schrs 0 M Hem! for Jamaica, 20th, Aurora Wort), New Vorke nin In port Dec 23, bet Eliza White, Wotton, une; schr Aurora (Hr), for nd the above arrivals mut other ae iy from Fernandina, di in port Jan 2, brig Areot, Smatt. from Fernandina. dina, Pour pe Peaser, Mart, Doc 1—in port, bark St Cloud, from Cardiff, j—Arrived, sehr Eddie Huck, Enterpriss, Mitchell, Now ¥ Ha elu, Mo boars th Bowling, Bale ‘it ip Ardgowan (Bri, St John; Vth, brig CE shbr tbat) Raw 18th, ship America (Port) * Amazon, sand n Rowse, 4 John Sheppard, Atkins, New Or- Clonred Dec 20, brigy Water Witch, Smoot, Baltimore: Hedwig Eleonora (Sw), tor Now York, c ‘ern, Larrabee, rks Dom t r, MeLoan, tor Baltim ‘om New York for Bombay: Geo Pea- Por, Baltimore; rigs Abbie Cliffurd, Bunker, + Dillon, reac we Foster for Sayan —In port, suips r, Freeman and Worcester , Dec 25-—Arrived, steamer Glenfinias (Br). Wileox, pan and China for New. York «aud passed Malta Dee 20: Nr Biomas, Deo 2 — Arica, achrs Lowis Ehrman, Collh son, Demerara and sailed Dark Jo- soph Baker, Ryder. Philadelphin Goontn, Lirhon {and antled Shel for Pec ckerly, Edenton, N th, brig L Staples, cite (FP). Provost, Rochofert iand sailed same dey for Ponsacola); 2th, sh bark Carrie Delap (Br), Crosby, Antwerp (and eat h Now Orleans): sehr Curtis Tilton, Shepherd, St Kitts: 3th, e bark Capt. Dan (Br), Barbados cand sated Btat for Pensxeolay; zabetht De Hart, Low, Bb Yor! ‘abcenaes T i elas Sparkitias Wator.-{itenbarn OB Stillman, Tibbotts, Natal; RW Cotte; 4th, brig Sirona (Br), MeDonald, mett (Br), Parn | Cape Good Hope: ). bark Mario (Nor), Pasweig, Bremon (and ow Orleans), ‘arin, Lampher, Bah Galled off the port, Doe 27., shh from London (nnd gailed 28th for Delaware Broakwater). Safled Dec 24, brig Miletus (Nor), Olsen, New York; #Ist,, bark Ryn , Sorensen, Galveston; seok- Alhambra, Alexander, tw York vin Arecibo; 17th, grey Prince, Apulachicola, gt'4. Jan 3—Arrived, bark Brothers, Colson, Barbados, FE ba), Dec 30—Arrived, steamer Rapidan, Pow- ers, Manz: Rhiled 2th, bark Joso D Bueno, Jonos, Guantanamo. Balled, brig Sarah & Emma, ‘oKOHAMA, Dee 10—In port, ‘ship Horsa (Br), Wadley, une. AMERICAN PORTS. BOSTON, Jan 13—Arrived, steamers Illyrian (Br), Arm- strong, I rpool: Glancua, Bearse, New York: ship Ard- mill Hamilton, Glasgow; schrs Chas E Hellicr, Coombs, St Pierre; Lith L Steers, Perth Amboy; Wyom- ing, Port au Prince; Eastern Queen, wanbar New York; Loita Hell, McIntyre, St Mure (wee Mixcollan; Returned—Bark Tilde Figlia (Ital), Pansint for New Ross Miscellany Cleared—Steni r Victoria (Br), Williams, Liverpool (and. sailed). Sailed—Steamers Saxon, for Philadelphia; Neptune, \LTIMORE, gan 13—Cleared, steamers Caspian (Br), Trocks, Liverpool; Wm Crane, Howes, Poithjof (Nor), Johnsen, Lisbon: John F’ Rottmann, Ray, Havani ris (Russ), Lausin, Londonderry. Sailed—Stoamer Wm Crane. Ship Earnock (Br), which sailed Sunday, returned and anchored at quarantine gronnds, where she remains. BRUNSWICK, b—Arrived, sehr W IH Boardman, Richard: Pott: Pitre: Joth, barks Glacier, Beattie, Ba! hia: Continen h, wehr WF Cushing, ner, Phitadel hia. via Caps 10th, burke Bessio Markham (Br), Gray, Monte- VIMPAUFORT, SC, Jan. 7—Arrived, bark August (Sw), Land, Grimsby; 9th, brig Ethel Anne (Br), Davies, Bar: wad loured Gth, barks Finland (Rus), Bergman, Ipswich Vigiant che" Shepned. Londonderry: Bie skip, Walllops Xen. Christensen, London; bark Eugenie, (Sw), Lind: ‘HUGKSPORT, Jan 11—Arrived, schr Latnoine, Leach, Wilmingtoa, YS, Jan B-Salted, sehr Marcus Edwards, ew York. eT 1 ‘Waitk “Martin Taither (Nor), Petersen, Dublin: Sees (Br), Guadaloupe; schre Jas Ponder, Jr, Fisher, New Orlean: Web- Der, McLaughlin, Baracoa: yacht Intrepid, Now York. Railed—Strumeérs City of Atlanta, Now York; Songull, Baltimore: Culvert. DARIEN. Jan 0—Arrived, shi Brobeek, London: bark Cloared Ath, uniks Ocean (ie), Neweomb, Belfast, ith, Gotio rlin, Liverpool; Harvest Home (Bri. man. 7 Loth, brig: Leah dir), Harriss EDUGARTOWN, Jan 10-—In port, schrs A. Fiteh, Fiteh, from New York via New Bedford for Portsmouth. FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 14—Arrived, barks Viking «we. Dougall, Havre: 8, do; Colla (Br), Robinson, Galw: ully, St Naznire; Me brige Anna (Nor). Wingaard, Rio Janetro; Romance, Craig, Navaswa for Baltimo: Passed in for Buitimore—Brig Flora Goodale, Goodale, ftom Kio Janeiro for Baltimore. PALL ceuaiap pan ie steamer Florida, Crocker, nex, New York. from Pernambuco. WA ILLE, Jan 9—Arrived, sches Dora M French, French. Antigaa: Traveller, Hodges, St Augustine. RLEANS, Jan 9—Arrived, steamers Lucy P Mil- ia gag porase via Florida ports; jen W Lord, Colton, Phitw ja vin Havana; bark Nellie M 5! KieCSd, ovens brig Aiphe Ann, Ball, Sifo Zensito, Cleared—Barks Alma (Ger), Lahmoyer, Havre; Serafin (Swe), Goitia, Barcelona, Tath—Arrived, steamer New Orleans, Halsey, New York, guer (Sp), De Cirion, Liverpool; Trvine, do: Gorbea (Sp), Lezama, 18—Arrived, ships Rock Terrace (Br), Fletcher. London; City of Montreal (Br), Wilson, Glasgow} Adolphus (in, Ttibbard, Bromen; bark Luciano Serra (tal), Lauro, Marseillos. Saiied—Steamers Mediator (Br), Liverpool; Hay do: Leverrior (Ir), ark Antonio (Xp), Barcelo NEWPORT, Jan 11—-Arrived, schrs Eliza Pharo, Watson, rons Frances (at St John, Sih Bradley. Charlotte: Vassxs, Jan town, PET, Harbinger, Wentworth, niladelphin: naught, New York; Kolon, Brookings, Provide do Sailed—Schr Ethel A Merritt, Rand, Inagaa for Boston, 12th, PM—The western-bounil vessels sailed this AM, 6x- gent te Decatur Oakes and Harvest, und others dischurg- steamer Ocean King (Br), Roper, New with bark Addte E Sleeper, Willey, from ew York, in tow (#ee general news colimns). A, Jan D—Arrived, schr snsypsrseagn Miteh- Orbit, Nash, (not Cataisy} Norfol ae ih Ley K Cogewell, Chenes inter, for Tatharrived.. Hngb Cann (Bri, ridge, Lor sehirs files iraham, Port Antonio; * Ww ‘Anderson, ‘paveock, Savan* Cleared—Stoamer Poace (Br), xe, Havre, Devawann avanwarn, Jan 12 Arrived, brige Gipsy Wan) ja vin St Th Helle ot ‘the fay, Wal Phitadetph Hunt, supposed for New Y. Below —Bark oamiu cist) ‘Hartnett, from Catnis, . Jan 11—Arrived, steamer Elennora, Jobn Hudson, rs Ki New Calomnrn, Stonington, to Yond tor ove York. 12th—Arrived, steamers itettionnake, Swain, Philadel. orks, Pendletoar New York, do, mrite, Sinith tie Hi Cognimba Arey, pny wont, Wilmington Se Tinyford, Baltimore: A ml—Tax Jennie Wi w Orleans. Jarks Skjold (Nor Raglan iii), Withers. Liverpa porns Atblete (Bey Now York ; Gigja (Nor), Liver- nt Cit, N , Php trom Phitu: ‘onnesen, Charleston ; Lord York: Augusta F Horgiek, Hanigor for dog Nathan © loaves, Atwo for Virginia. Roturned—Sebr Madetra (of St John, N) Winsor tor Now Fork inoo Miscaltnny, Balled—Schra Crown Prince, J T Hibbard, Wm E Barnes, wre ind Beith L Stour irivnd ners Bthel A Morritt, R o IB Herrick, B i" Sclvertes tetas nn MeDougall, i" ston for cd Harriet ton for do; Sallig MK worse HW Jonos, Notwo N&. for New York; WH Maillor Patterson, do; Arcita, } Dorchester, NB, » Nathan Cleaves, Com: (eared, barks Frank (New), Olaon, Liverpool; Palk oF), Hulversen, Cette; George Davis (Br), Hooker, Live UTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. qror SALE—SCHOONER POTTER. & HOOPER, with freight; carries 75,000 brick; (ly feet water. K, Haverstraw. ‘ MISCELLANEOUS. NEW YORK Wr HOUT PEW TCT. corne $25 REWARD—LOST LAST. NIGHT, AWOUT 6 Do'clock, {n-th av, between Lath and 24th ate. a light e reward will be paid on ite re atin Drew tara toa2 oh we. rig Freikert (Ger), | rhe aay OPFICIAL D: TAWi Belton payabte tn full without de drawn February youn, Late $5,000, two of 82,500, two Mh icke ‘Addi Claws soy SEP Rad fi way, > EBNTOCET State LOTTERY, drawn at Covingt: Saturd “nes Sie DICKINSON: Managers Prive #10 bu aly al iN & CU, Wo will bo f srdere to ry wesee cr the Dinas sa 150 66003. 00 1,000 tickets bos | io aa ie sian the t wu nt { the muunber drawing the ‘irst cmpltal, aigan Ba vy, Junuary 11, 1879, y) Commissioners, ction, , tal Pri $1,000,