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- such unserviceable clothing, camp and garrison 10 Fn EEEnEeeann A REMARKABLE LEGISLATURE. QENNESSEE’S REPRESENTATIVES, HAVING DONE ALL THE HARM POSSIBLE, GO HOME TO REST— THE CHAMPION REPUDIATORS. (py TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) NasHvI.ux, Jan, 31, 1879. The Tennessee Legislature to-day took a recess until February 11, This recess was partially taken for the ostensible purpose of allowing a committee to investigate alleged frauds in the issuance of State bonds, which three democratic Legislatures have already passed upon and indorsel by funding them. But the most pertinent reason for the recess is the remarkable change of senti- meut wrought by the suits brought against railroads and the namby pamby course the Legislature has pursued with reference to the State devt, whieh, it is generally believed, would have been settled had Governor Porter's recommendation to compromise its liabilities been heeded. In an effort to further cultivate popular favor the Legislature has over- reached itself by reducing the salaries of public offi- cers throughout the State to beggarly sums, not- withstanding the fact that there is $500,000 in the State treasury. The members of the Assembly now return home to see what their constituents think of their twenty ays of legislation. The republicans are using Gov, ernor Marks’ message as campaign literature, and to that end are forwarding it to all portions of the North, It is understood here that Maryland is tho Southern State which it is proposed sholl bring suit against Tennessee upon $50,000 of funded interest bonds, which will be given to the Peabody Institute of Baltimore for the purpose of making a test case in the United States Supreme Court, which has origi- ual jurisdiction in such suits between States, ARMY INTELLIGENCE. Wasuinetox, Jan. 31, 1879. Captain William H. Bell, Commissary of Subsist- €nce, is ordered to New Orleans to assume the duties of Purchasing and Depot Commissary at that place. First Lieutenant F. C.Grugan, Second cavalry, Acting Signal Officer, is appointed to act as inspector of equipage and ordnance stores as may be properly resented to him for inspection, and for which First Erontensnt R. P. Strong. Fourth artillery, Acting jignal Officer at Fort Whipple, Va UNITED STATES SENATORS ELECTED. Sr. Loum, Mo., Jan. ¥1, 1879, A Topeka, Kan., despatch says the anti-Ingalls ele- ment in the Legislature after caucasing all night and to eleven o'clock to-day centred on Chief Justice Horton. On the first ballot to-day Ingalls received 86 votes; Horton, 79; Goodwin (dem.,), 2, and Mitchell (greenbacker), 1. ‘Mr. Ingalls was declared elected. New Ortxays, La., Jan. 31, 1879, B. F, Jonas has been elected United States Senator from Louisian: THOMAS GRAHAM'S TRIAL. PHILADELParA, Jan, 31, 1879. Judge Woodhull having refused to accept a plea of guilty of murder in the second degree in the case of ‘Thomas Graham, indicted with Benjamin Hunter for the murder of John M. Armstrong, Attorney General Stockton has applied for a writ of removal, which will be granted, and the case will be tried in the Supreme Court in banc at Trenton on the fourth Tuesday in February. Sheriff Calhoun will transfer all the papers, docu- ments, &c., to the State authorities. MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. War DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasurneton, Feb. 1—1 A. M. Indications. For the lake region, colder northerly to westerly ‘winds; rising barometer and light snow; followed by partly cloudy weather. For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, colder or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly from north during the day and rising barom- eter in the southern and eastern portions. For Tennessee and the Ohio Vailey, slightly cooler, partly cloudy weather, northerly winds and rising barometer, possibly preceded by light rains in Ten- fiessce during the morning. For the Gulf States, colder northeast to northwest winds, rising barometer and light rains in the South- ern and Eastern portions, followed by clearing weather. For the South Atlantic States, light rains and partly cloudy weather, northeast to northwest winds and rising barometer. For the Middle States and New England, increas- Ing northerly to westerly winds, with partly cloudy and slightly colder weather, light snow in the northern portions of New England and New York and light rain in Southern Virginia, followed by rising barometer and partly cloudy weather during the night. For the Pacific coast region, partly clondy weather will prevail. ‘The Upper Ohio will fall slowly. The Lower Mis- sissippi will rise slowly. Cautionary signals continue at Grand Haven, Mil- ‘waukee and Ludington, and are ordered for Galves ton, Indianola, Sandy Hook, Barnegat, Atlantic City, Cape May, Lewes, Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk and Cape Hatteras. is responsible, THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Herald Building, No. 218 Broadway 187s. 1879. 1879, 2 40 37 35 3 i Average temperature yesterday... - Average temperature for corresponding date last MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES, The last two performances of “Dot” a the Park ‘Theatre take place to-day. “Ours,” at Wallack’s, is still the delight of the theatre-going public. A matinée this afternoon. “Dr. Clyde” holds a matinée at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. The play is now running very smoothly and elicits peals of laughter. “H. M. 8. Pinafore’ at the Standard is drawing crowded houses and improves with every presenta- tion. Performances will be given this afternoon and to-night. ‘The fourth concert of the Symphony Society of New York will take place this evening at Steinway Hall. The soloists are Herr August Wilhelm), violin, and Mr. F. Bergner, violoncello. Gilmore's Band will start for Syracuse to-morrow evening. The usnal concert at the Grand Opera House will, therefore, be omitted. In Syracuse a series of musical events are to mark the coming week. “H. M. 8. Pinafore” will be produced at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Saturday evening, February 8, to be continned for one week only, and will be pre- tented with a regular opera company, including Blanche Corelli and Henri Laurent. The opera will be preceded each evening by & comedy, in which the regular company of the theatre will appear. ‘the play “Unknown,” which Mr. John A. Stevens is nightly presenting at the Globe Theatre, has Proved a success, It is a strong melodrama, with an exciting situation at the close of ench act, presented with new and appropriate scenery and an, excellent company. The management announce it until fur- ther notice. Robertson's well known play of “Caste” has been revived for the wecopa time at the Prince of Wales ‘Theatre, London, Mr. ‘yton replacing Mr. Coghlan as George D’Alroy. Of the original cast but three remain—Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft and Mr. Honey. Among the now interpreters the chief triumph is said to have been won by Miss Amy Roselle in the She is described o8 a strong emo- The Dublin papers speak in terms of praise of the operatic pertormances of Miss Julia Gaylord, a Bos- tow girl, who has been singing with Carl Rosa dur fog the last three years, Sho is & daughter of Rev, N. M. Geylord. By reason of failing health he was obdiged to resign bie charge in Boston, but obtained the oftiee of a deputy collector in the New York Cus- tow Howse, Sle is described as possossing a pure gud beantifnl soprano voice, sympathetic in quality, ad to be withal on excellent actress, OBITUARY. JESSE PAULMIER. Mr. Jesse Paulmier, a resident of Jersey City, died yesterday at the residence of his brother-in-law, No. 43 Park avenue, this city, Mr, Pauluier was born in Jersey City in 1830 and resided there from his birth. In 1856 the Jersey City Fire Insurance Company was organized, with Robert McLaughian, uncle of the deceased, president, aud Mr. Pauliuier vice president. In 1868, on the death of Mr. MeLaughlan, Mr. Paul- mier was elected president, which position he held ‘until the day of his death, HELEN SARAH HOOKER. After a brief illness and at an advanced age, Mrs. Helen Sarah Hooker, relict of the late Judge James Hooker; died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. John W, Hamorsley, No. 255 Fifth avenue, on Thurs- day. Mra. Hooker was a daughter of Mr. John Reade, who married Mivs Catharine Livingston, daughter of Mr. Robert Gilbert Livingston. ‘They had five children, two sons and three danghters. One of the latter married Mr. Nicholas William Stnyve- saut, another Mr, Kearney, and the third Judge Hooker. The deceased lady was born nearly ninety years ago, at her father's residence, at Red Hook, Dutchess connty, N, ¥. Mr, Lawrence Reade, for many years senior ‘Trinity Church, was her grandfather. ‘The funeral will take place at Grace Church this morning at half- pust nine o'clock, after which the remains will be conveyed to Poughkeepsie aud there interred in the family vault, WILLIAM HANSON, Wm. Hanson, for six years past a reporter attached to the Baltimore Agency of the New York Asso- ciated Press, died yesterday morning of consumption, after a lingering filness, aged 22 years, He was faith- ful and punctual in the discharge. of his duties, REMINISCENCES OF LOPEZ. Mr. Porter ©. Bliss delivered before the Liberal Club last evening a Iucid and picturesque lecture, flecked with light touches of humor, concerning his personal reminiscences of the Reign of Terror with whick Lopez afflicted that country. ‘The audience was singularly interested. The lecturer proceeded to describe his arrest and torture on a charge of con- spiring to assassinate Lopez. The lamentable story Wag lightene! by am account of the book that his torturers forced him to compile, accusing Mr. Wash- burne, the United States 8 Minister, of having organized the imaginary cons and nobody enjoyed this recital more than Mr, Washburne himself, who sat on the platform and supplemented the lecture with a severe comment on the treatment Mr. Bliss reccived from the naval officers who were the unwilling instru- ments of his release, BISMARCK DENOUNCED. A mass meeting of German and other citizens of Brooklyn opposed to the measures of repression and persecution recently enforced in Germany at the in- stigation of Prince Bismarck was held last evening at Phoenix Hall, Court street. Resolutions were adopted denouncing the course of Prince Bismarck, and expressing the sympathy of the meeting with the oppressed Germans in the fatherland. After epeoches by various socialistic leaders and others the meeting adjourned, SUED FOR “LIBEL. Michael Lawless, editor of the Kearney (N. J.) Record, was yesterday taken into custody on a charge of sending obscene literature through the niails. He is accused of publishing a copy of his paper contain- ing a poem of twenty-nine verses reflecting on John O'Sullivan, the Alderman who was last week con- victod of barratry. Mr. Lawless was admitted to bail for trial. THE BROADWAY FIRE. The investigation made yesterday of the losses by the fire at Nos. 483 and 485 Broadway the previous night goes to confirm the estimate published in the Henaty—$75,000. Marx Heldt & Co.'s stock and fixtures were insrred for $100,500, and the stock and fixtures of Hecht & Co, for $83,000. ‘The cause of the fire was not positively settled. ARRESTED AND CLUBBED. Thomas Wilson, eighteen yours of age, residing at No. 194 Mott street, stole a bundle of shirts last night from a showcase in front of No. 613 Broadway. Officer Leary, of the Fifteenth precinct, capture’ the thief at the corner of Bond strect and Broadway. The lad till clung to the stolen shirts, but offered no re- tance, The officer, however, clubbed tho boy on head, » severe scalp w uuds, When sna to the station house the prisoner was bleeding profuscly. His wotmds were dressed and he was subsequently consigned to a cell. RICHMOND COUNTY FRAUDS. A NUMBER OF THE ACCUSED OFFICIALS AR- RAIGNED IN COURT AND COMMITTED FOR TRIAL—MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED. In the County Court of Richmond county yester- day all the officials against whom indictments had been found by the Grand Jury, and who were in cus- tody, were arraigned and their cases partially disposed of. Trial of the several causes was set down for Monday, February 17. The prisoners who were called to the bar by District Attorney Croak are as follows :— Michael Whelihan, ex-collector of the ‘town of Southfield, on an indictment charging him with con- verting to his own use $1,675 54 of town funds. Michael Lyman, also an ex-collector of the town of Southfield, was indicted charged with appropriating to his own use on the 13th of August, 1877, public funds to the amount of $837 56. Messrs, Joseph and John Johnson were arraigned on two indictments, one charging assault on Clarence Delafield with intent to kill, and the other burglary in the first degree. James Davis, constable of the town of "Middletown, was indicted for swearing to a false bill for services which he presented to the tow Gilbert 8. Decker, an ex-coll Sonthfield, was indicted for appropriating to his own use money belonging to the town treasury. Robert Goggin, a constable, of Middletown, was brought to the bar charged with swearing to a false bill presented for alleged services as constable. Other indictments are known to have been’ fotind and some arrests will probably be made to-day. THE ROW IN BLISSVILLE. The young man, Johnny Meyers, of Blissville, Long Island, who was seriously injured in a row with George Funtry and Audrew Haggerty on Thursday, condition, He said to a He&acp was coming home from Louis Stevenson’s house and I sat down to dinner at. my mother’s. After awhile little Charley Cormayge came in and said that Stevenson wanted me to go dows at once and see him. I went down and I saw him fighting Fantry and Haggerty. I called out to Haggerty to keep back, and that if he hit Stevenson I'd hit him. Stevenson was getting the best of George, and I said to Lou, ‘Don't hold him down, give him a fair show.’ Lou said, ‘I'll give him a fair show,’ getting up at the same time. George struck Johnny with his fist, and Isaid, ‘If you do that again I'l give you heli.’ I knocked down George, and there was a regular scrim- may ‘Then it was I was hit with the brick. ‘The young man was lying fiat on. his back, with numerous bandages aroun his head. Dra, Peer and Hitchcock had been in attendance on him, and the remarkable fact wes disclosed that after removing a portion of the abrased and broken skull the brain ‘was seen actively working inside, while the individ- ual discoursed without pain and with judgment, A LADY CATTLE DEALER. {From the Kinsey (Kansas) Graphic, Jan. 25.) Report comes from the range that a woman is doing that country in male attire. Sho represents herself to be the nephew of August Belmont and the son of the largest cattle dealers in Texas, She is said to bea good talker. A few days ago she sold and made a contract to deliver 3,000 head of.cattle to a dealer, well known in this city, on Soldier Creek. She made a raise of $000 at Russell, Kansas, in a way best known to herself, and from there went to Larned where she expected to make a big haul in some kind of speculation, but failed, and went South on the range. We loarn from a gentleman where she stayed li night that she admitted herself to be a fraud, but eo wasa woman, She has a travellin apanion, a young man, who says that this great cattle dealer is a woman, and he knows it. California and Miesouri have been giving their reports of fe- miles doing their States in femaie attire, and we are uled to seo Kansas toe tho mark while such things are all the go. RS UR PLA R HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. err te Ther.) | Stateof Hovr. bowie va. | Wind. ‘Weather. 29.90] a4] (a .00) NW SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, * DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH 137 Broadway 19 Broadway ki) Broadway 7 Bowling Greon Auchoria. Sue 41-388 Broadway 72 Broadway 61 Broadway 109 Broadw 7 Bowling Greon 2 Bowling Green 47 Broadway 28 Broadway Sf Bowitiyg Green > Brondway 1 Broadwa: 7 Bowling tireen 2 Bowling Grees 2) Broad = |61 Broadway SUN AND MOON, Sun rises....... Sun sets. Moon sets. WESTERN bai N10) TIME BALL. New Yorx, Jan, 31—Noon. ‘The Western Union time bail to-day fell correctly. PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 31, 1879. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Irving, Liverpool Jan 21, aie Parsongors to R J Cortis, ed a National line ae n Anchor Hine steamer, Steamer Canada (Br), Samner, London Jan 12, with mao and 40 prmsongers to FW J. Murat, Had strong wenterly gaios and head seas tho entire paskage, Jan 3% 250 miles E of Sandy Hook, passed steamers Parthia (Br) and Montana (Br), both from New York for Liverpool. Steamor Gtranio (Bn), Jonkins, Hull Jan 10, with mdse and two passengers ad trong southerly and norther! E: i356, lon 54 sale With igh sees gna furious snow squalls, barometer 25%) and thermometer 20. Jan WW, Tat 40.35, lon G9 10, pessed ship Ide Lilly, Kastman, from Bath, Me, for New Orleans. Steamer State of Virginia (Br), Moodie, Glasgow Jan 17 and Larne 2Uth, with mdse and passengers to Austin Bald- Co. “Experienced, strong westerly winds throughout lat O5 Iz, lon 14 15, passed bark jurtin from Troon, steering SW ; . 4 Belgian steamer showing lettors ‘date, 820 miles K of Sandy Hook, Steamer Cimbria (Ger), Badenhausen, Hamburg Jan 17 via Havre 20th, with mdso and passengers: to Kunhardt & b rly xales with hich sea the clon 4809, passed stenmer 7 Hanburg. Havre Jan 18, with mdse w York (Fr), Tradell passengers to Lé amor Norfolk, Tunnel, jadelphia, with mdse to s Han p Britannia (Be, Hamilton, Caleutta Aug 11 via toM F Pickering & Co: vessel Paswed Cape ot Good Hope Oct 18, st vv Land crossed the Equator 14th in fon 27 12; had variable woather; Dec 14, Lat 3418, lon 72 34, withont’ any previous indications whatever, # tremondons heavy squall from the northward struck the ship, blowing aw: intopgallant sails and mainsail and doing considerable ing rigging, settling into a comple! yurs’ duration; from thence to Jan} ving gales, with high seas and bitter cold using strong easterly currents, tho vessel most bf tho tine being clothed in Te soas broke over tho ship, washing away water casks and everything movable; several of the crew were severely frostbitten; went into Bermuda for provisions, and aftor leaving there had con- stant gales, Bark Francis B Fay (of Boston), R with sugar to 8G & GC Ward Cleared Sunda 8t} tins, Toile Aug 19, to Snow & Burgess. Cape of Good Hope 24 hours; off Hat E gi bad cross sea, in which split sails, sprung spars, carrie away jibe aintop trusseltrees and stove bulwarks; Hattorss to port, light N and NW winds and fino weather. Bark R B Chapman (of St John. NB), Atkinson, Dublin 50 in ballast, tod W Parker & Co. Came the south- orn pasiage ark Morgenroden (Nor), Gundersen, Bordeaux 50 days, Hast, to Bockmann, Cerlein & Cy ark Florence 1. Genova, Simm with suga orig Area petty ri, Hartiniuuo 19 d rene im ‘wodwat arts uo rm With. to WT Trowhrtt tet part of paeinee te toil weather; None part rs gules; was 9 days N of Matanzas 13. days, So; vessel t eras, irle ig Taheina. Crowley, Pensacola Jan 10, with Inmber to F Hi Smitl Sehr Miranda, Mitchell, Dublin Sept 24 via Seilly Dec 9, with mndac ta.) Burke & Sons: vessel to Brett. Son & Co, weather, Put into Scilly for repairs (before reported), Sehr Southern Home, Swaine, Pernambneo 2 days, with sugar, hidos, £e, to H H Swift & Co; vessel to Peniston & Co, Grossed the Equator in_ lo} had strong trades 2 hence N an E win Schr § C Noyes Arey, Monaca, Hon, 10 days, with cocoun: 8; vossel to BJ Wen- berg’ & Co. Thad some very hoavy weather; lost and split i, Schr Roona Arabell (ot Provineotown), Me Jahan, San days, with phos- phate to order: vessel to Parsons & Lau Sehr John Middleton, Jr, Tunnell, Cedar Keys Jan 15, with lumber to A Dayton & Co. PASSED THROUGH HELI BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City ot Fitchburg, Ellis, New Bedford for New York, with indse and passengers to Barling & Davis, Bri Marena, Handy, New Haven for New York, in bal- jarcus Hunter & Co. mien, Adams, Eastport for Now York. ettie Cushing, Robinson, Providence for New You! Seley R Seott (wrecker), from New London via Gardi- ner'a Island for Now York, with cargo of sehr Volant, hore there. longo, Terry, Greenport for New York. Passed in AM—Schre Madria, (He), Harriet Thomas, and Jamestown (all before reported off Sand’s At anchor in Hart Island Roads, awaiting oruers ike Aanie Hrown (Br), Currie, Wolfville, NS, for Now York, arith potatoes Returned for repairs, having boen ashore on Gardiner's Island, ag before reported, scr Volant (Br), lence fur St JohusN GATE. BOUND EAST. Stoamor Franconia, Bragg, Now York tor Portlai eau Knickerbocker, Lacke, Sow York for Bath via Bunton, from whence sho will tako wehr Herrick in tow for Horne Schr A'S Townsend, King, Now York for Parisburo, NS. Sehr Searayill rico, New York for Boston, Sehr IH Forsyth, Hobbey, New York for Stamford, sche ig Wlilaus, Je, Walnwright, Hoboken for ie Port Jonnson for Ban: Sebe Latte Weleeetielio; Horiochacse ov Boson Schr Went Wind, Kime, Phlladetphix for Boston. ‘boat Terror wi Janhat’ Tugboat i J’ Leonards from New York for Now Seventy-six and J 4 from Hart Island Ron RA Allen, Sok for Boston, and tie Wredutbnmes do for st a ‘ CLEARED. toStenmer Briteantec (Bn, Perry, Liverpool via Queens- town kd Berpt (Br), Grogan, Liverpool—F WJ Hurst, Secomer Hg ite Gr jeKenzie, Newcnstle-on-Tyne— Bowring & Archibald. ‘Nteamor Sorrento (Br), Bristow, Hull via Sonthampton— Sanderson & Son. gattgnmer Ac ‘Acapulco, Shackford, Aspinwall—Pacitic Mail teamshii ‘Steamer. Clty. of Datias, a, ster, Fernandina via Port and Hlogo— ne Privateer (Br), Cox, Antworp—James W Elwell & C ban ‘MeLarron (iH), Delap, ee ‘4 Bur: fibark Argo (Nor), Kuhle, Southampton—Fanch, Edye & ‘fink Hertha (Nor), Pedersen, Nowry—Fanch, Edye & Co. Hark Hive uchricht (Ger), Prievs, Suettin—Puneh, Kaye Co. Bare Enropa (Nor), Johannesen, Coponhagen—Funch, PePirit Vaseo de Gama (Nor), Geruldsen, Aarhuas—C Tobias Bark Kaletad (Nor), Honflear—Benhan & Boyeren. Bark Belvidere (Br), Porle, Dunkirk—tnow & Be Hark Evening Star (Br), Asburo, Santander and Bilboa— FS) & Co. Bark tea (Fr), Renouf, Bilboa—Dassori, K Sabra (Nor), Otterbock. Trieste—C Tobine & Co. Strachle & C ark Libero (Aus), Gelletich, Genoa—Nlocov Bark Calcutta deity, Jaccarino, Genoa—Pu Monson, Unis OSyark Bae agp (Br), Fairweather, Alexandria, 30, EJ 8 Tucker Brig Tartar (Br), Rule, Plymonth, B—Georgo F Balley. Brig Feamat (Sw), Eekmaun, Oporto—Puneh, Edye & Co. eae gemegtane ts wcolnte (Ital), Stinea, Alo; anne Araboll (Br), Vaughan, Kingston, Ja—D R De Wolf le, Dow. Hovana—J E Ward & Co, ; « Havana—O 8 Wood, resn A Keone, St Thomas—Peniston & Co F Liupero (Br), Morian, Pones via St Johns, PR Scammmei Sent William Douglass, Melndoo, Maynyuer, PR—-BJ Wenberg & Co. onenee A Paine, Brown, Mayaynen, PR=BJ Wenborg & Orde Samer E Bayles, Dickinson, Cienfuegos—A Dayton ae Sche Calvin (Br), Odell, $t Joha, NB—A T Honey. Rehr Joh 8 Wood, Smith, New Orleans—N H Bri ck, Now flavensCartwcight & Stamford—Stamtord Manafac- SAILED. oh MM te BOBS, EW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1879.—TRIPLE SHEET. Del Fernandina, &e: Albomarle, Lowes. ships Storkers Nor), Beemon Atuvlia, Triest ynceh ‘ o: By Rathe (ier), ier), octaseres brigs Johanne St nialow Agena ‘Agenora, Havana. MARITIME MISCELLANY. ‘aptains WH P Hains, of the Cunard steamer Scythia, L Trudelle. of the steamer France. have our thanks for special meteorological observations made in connection with the HeRaLp weather service, Sui Tuomas E Kxwy (Br), which foundered on the way from New York to London, is insured in Hulifax offices for 7AM, from_Philadelphi Newcastle, Del, ‘Jan ‘B31, with bows sto “ Bark Travetrer (Br), Gonday, Belfast, pat into and leaking badly, Bank Jonann Hansen (Nor), Andersen, for Bordeaux, ro- turned to Baltimore A M Jan ‘Bi, leaking, having been cut by ice, Buia Waren Wrrcu. Smoot, from Rio Sunelro. went ashore at Smith's Island 3 but was gotten off in good condition and proceeded for Norfolk Scur FE D Expicorr, Carroll, from New York for Pensa- cola, before reported with loss of main and mizzen masts, was weg ooeearie the bar, Smithville, NC, Jan 30, by # rev- Prt iter, and proceeded thence same dy, ‘under foresuil a jib, for stom. Scar Appre Fouter, from Orient, LI, for Savannab, with guano, arrived at Norfolk 31st in distress, ing broken her forehoom and badly damaged her sails und rigging dine ing asevere gale. * cnr Votant (of Montreat), Emberley, arrived at New York yesterday from New London, whero she put im after being ashoro at Gurdinor's Island. Axmatican Luov'x. Recister--We have received from Messrs Mayers & Salter, agers, supplement No 1 tor January tothe volume of 187% A lar; mber of new vessels are reported, alvo the repairs nad metallings of a large number of vesmts. CHaKeestoN, Jun 2—The achr Lizzie Lane, which arrived at Georgetown, SC, from the West Indies, a few days since, reports that the outer shoal of Gape Romain, saw a sunken schooner with her mastheads abovo water. She Ties in a dang: » position for passing vessels. Mewrstean, LT, Jan loop Sophia, owned by Jesse Carll & Co, has been 5 damaged by ico that her She is now lying in North- a owners uve ‘abandoned her, ante last “Oyster I a stoo parted her eh with oysters. Tho ontsnourn, NH, Jan 30—Schr Oliver Dyer, Falker, ar- rived at Newcastle to-day, reports the loss of head and anchor during a gale. Lavncnxn—At West Harpswell, Mo, Jan 27, by WP & 1 N Bailey, « bark of 550 tons, named G M Stanwood. She was towed tu Portland, whero she will be fitted for sea. Hor dimensions are:—130 fect length of keel, 31 foet breadth of beam, 163 feet depth of hold aud, mensures O13 tons, old tonnage. ‘Shieis o@ed by WP de TN Batley, Capt Arthur B Webber and others, of Harpswell; M 'Stan- wood, W SdJordan & Co, and others, of Portland, ‘and I Winchester & Co, of New York. Sho is to be commanded by Capt A B Webber. SPOKEN. Ship Adriatic By, arog, fr from Pabetion de Pica for Falmout van £39 N, lor N, ton 3 tn ie San Francisco for Queens- 8, lat 278, Ton 1 Hethsore, from Bremen for Balti- on 36 40, McKenzie, from edo for 1 30 12, lon 20 04. nou, from Antworp for New York, Jan 13, tat 47, lon 13, of Barrington, NS, from Quebec for Rio Jan- ve 11, lat 6 N. lon 27 We Slater, Hawkins, from Cephalonia for Rotter- off Cupe do Gatte, OUR CABLE _SHIPPING Brewxx, Jan 30—Salled, ships Louise (Nor), Michelsen, America; Foreningen (Swo), Fablmann, do; Leda (Ger), Steengrafo, do; John A briggs, Randall, Philadelphia, Boxpeavx, Jai 30—Arrived, steamer Muricl (Br), Guil+ foyle, New Orleans; bark Rubino (Itel), Schiano, Balti- more. * Sailed 29th, ship Ciampa Emily (Ital), Cocurrello, New York; barks Augasta (Ital), Maresca, United States; Samuel Il Nickerson, Cole, do; 30th, Saphir (Nor), Ander- cen, Baltimore; Ajax (Nor), Apenes, New York (last two not previously). Bancetowa, Jan 27—Arrived, brig Amable Teresa (Sp) Mir, Savannah (before reported without date). Sailed 20th, bark Galico Gulico (Ital), Celantino, New York. Howuay, to Jan 31—Arrived, bark Xenia, Reynolds, Liv- erpool. Canpirr, Jan 31—Arrived, bark Colin E McNeil, Crowell, Schiedam. Crooxmaves, Jan 81—Arrived, bark Surprise, Averill, New Orleans for Queenstown, with loss of sails and boats. Conwxwa, to Jan 3l—Areived, brig Manson, Gardner, Vigo. CoxstaxtiNorce, Jan 23—Arrived, stoamer Euxine (Br), White, Charleston Caraxta, Jan 23—Arrived, bark Antelope (Sw), Rybers, NEWS. Philadelphia, . Dentry, Jan’ 90—Sailod, ship Alort, Killum, Delaware Breakwater; bark Gladovia (Br), Knowlton, do; James Peake (Br), Graham, Now Orieans; Talisman (Br), Bak United States, Danratc, Jan 28—Arrived, bark Oscar II (Nor), Michael- son, New York. Duxximx, Jun 20—Suiled, bark Brasil (Br), Roach, Phila- delphia. Exxren, Jan 30—Sailed, brig Leonora, Blood, New York, RALTAR, 25—Sailed, bark Fratelli Gaggino (Ital), Gaggino (from Caglonrl), New York. Hors, Jan 81—Sailed, bark Grazivea (Ital), Nigye, Phila- deiphia, Hoxrrevr, Jan 29—Salied, bark Saga (Nor), Olson, United 2x, Jan 20—Salled, bark Mariner (Br), Thermott, Ty- hip Union, Greenleaf, Charleston, i0co, toJan 31—Arrived, bark Sabine, Williams, New York, Livenroor, Jan 31—Arrived, stoamer Haytion (Br), Wat- son, New Orleans; ship Lillte Soullard (Br), Killam, Chark m; brig Moravian (Br), Bell, Sag Harbor. Sailed 31st, ship National Bagle, Freeman, Philadol- phia, Lissom to Jan 31—Sailed, brig Papa Giocomo (Ital), Lanro, New York. Newny, Jan 30—Sailed, barks Olivari (Ital, Molfino, New York; Bravo (Nor), Christopersen, do. Orouro, to Jan 31—Arrived, schr Charlie Morton, Laith- waite, Philadelphia, Prymoutn, Jan 31—Arrived, bark Jas R Boyd (Br), Riehan, New York for Havre, Of 30th, ship Hallgerda (Br), Meikle, Now York for Aut- worp. failed 31st, bark Principessa Mai (tal), Molfino, New York. Quaesstows, —Arrived, steamer Austrian (Br), Watts, Baltimore vin Halifax for Liverpool. Rorrenvam, Jan 31—Arrived, steamor Sehiedam (Duteh), Chevalicr, Néw York. St Nazainy, Jan 20—Sailed, bark Besconsficld (Br), Man- roe, New York. Tureste, Jan 27—Arrived, barks Marte (Aus), Domini: VPilladelphia (before reported withont date); 28th, Ardito (Aus), Zembelli, Baltimoro; Christina (Sw), Landgren Mobilo. ‘Warenvorv, Jan 30—Sailed, bark Caterina G (Ital, D'Asti, Baltimore. Axtwenr, Jan 31—The river Scheldt 1s open for steamers and vossels in tow. Loxpox, Jan 31—-Brig Wesley & Seymour (Be), Sonther- green, from Charleston for Dubtin, was abandoned th a sinking condition Jan 15, lat 49 10,1on 15 25, Tho crew were taken off by bark Jas R Boyd (Br), Richan, from New York for Havre, and landed at Plymouth. (The Wosley & Seymour was bnilt at Parrsboro, NS, in 1871, from whence she hailed, and rogistorod 358 tons). Bark Blaney Brothers (Br), Symons, from Wilmington, NO, Dec 18, for Bremen, which arriv Crookhaven Jan 28 with loss of radder and other is damage, detained by the Board of Trade at that port until s propor rudder is supplied. rita di Piemonte WEATHER REPO! Horriran, Jan 31—Wind SE, light, misty, Kinsatr, Jan 31—Wind SE, gale. Livenroot, Jan 31—Wind, SE, light, Prywouti, Jan 31—Wind E, strong, overeast; barometer 29.90, Scrty, Jan 31—Wind SK, fresh, with rain; baromoter 30, FOREIGN PORTS. ov, Doc %—In port, bark B Aymar, Lapham, for Fama: ter PMourabaye (chartered “at $2400 In tall, 90 ay SPINWALL, Ja 20—Arrived, steamer Colon, Griffin, New YGfatavta, Deo 13—Chartored, bark Nollie Brett, Davia, to Toad 0 the © const for Melbourne: sehr Julia & Morrite, Arrived, rrived, steamer City of Vora Oras, Van ity gh Teo ndo'f yt Liverpoo! Lichen ig Grande fo : Thea, Jan 30—A) Bice, Now York. Arrived, steamers Dominion (Br), Black Watch (Br), McPherson, Oardiff, Duteh’, Sehonke, avin Dee 5). In port, Nov 20, bark Kingdom 0” ‘ie Br). Kxeott, from Bavevin, arrived idl; Theodora Catharine (Duteh), for Now Fr Pa eet Jan 20—Salled, steamer Granada, Caverly, San Fanciven: Binns saeeo, Jan 7—Sailed, brig speed, Larkin, West In. Stxcarone, Dec 1—Sailod, barks Allee C Dickerman, Bry- ant. Hatavia} tty Aldobaren (Br), Cole (from Hong Kong), ‘Dee 10, barks Beatrice Mavner, Dickey, for Ree it ® weok; Mohican, Berry, ‘for hout 3 weeks; Ympuratrice iiieabects AN Bt Pieri, Mai jan 12—In port, brig Italia (Br), Miller, for Narto Rico in dee days NeTHONAS, Jan 0—Nailed, steamer Kron Pring F Wil- helin, Dannemaun (from Rie Janeiro), New Yo ‘Br Jonxs, NF, 30—Pat_in, steamer € Rains, from Layer ee for we ret in want of coal. at dons, NB. sohrs Ella Clifton (Br), Ray. and Tiarrist Chaso (ir Wein York. Hoared—Schr Toal, Hamm, New on, foba is F' Bea prewsnn, gual PRSrmanie Reronutd ‘ aes Bromen; Seaforth, Vox, Fuiladelphie, 161b, Hciwes barks Buteshico \ 4. Van dor Heyden. New Or Hector (9). Jones, dai peat va ow Vota th eon ind, Reirell, ‘Siac do do edie Peschau, Lg Wilmington, Ne: ery | San Franeisee! , Keuudor, Hughes, few Yur GaMreRhan, Jan 1 Arrived: Condor, ‘Tait, Charleston; ia, Schuiken, Philadelph' from Tonal Ist, Glebe, Harrison, Philadelphia, vin Newcastle. LiCANTK, Jan 15—Sniled, Halcyon (s), Gardin, Balt Bontton, Bull River. —, at ¢"Kingroad lth, Venti from’ Callao for a Gigcowier ow, Jan 18—Arrived, Recovery, Piroust. Buona Jan 19—Arrived, Gaglislno ‘D, Frausen, ‘Bukwex, Jan 17—Arei¢ed, Qder Leist, New York. Sailed 14th, Lotus, Kruse, New York. Bruce, Jun 8—Arrived, Orion, Ellerhusen, Baltimore. Hoxpeavx, Jan 17—Sailed., . Wileommen, Pablow, Doboy; Pucitic, Linderdahl, Bull Rive: Sailed frow Pauillac Ith, sito, Ellingsen, Now York i Alex Keith, watt, n, Wil lininson, United States: 17th, Galuten, Pisbury, Savannah, nt’ Pauallng 17th, Ottavin Stella, Gazzone, New ton SER the’ paeds, “icormaria, Aubry, St Juin NB (and. proceeded tor Nan ‘Jan 18—Arrived, Matilda itntnky, Philadelphia. Convxxa, Jan 14—Nailed, Mixsissippt (6), Thearle (from Liverpool), Havana and Now Orleans, OASTELLAMARE, Jan. croatia ‘Martino Cilento, Lauro, New York; Matilde d’. Baltimore for Calats (and Deat, Jan 20-09 proceeded 21st in tow). en ster, Charles, London Anchored Ma pisee A ated ds aswed Isth, Waitin Bodorhamn, 1th, Australia (s), Rait, London for Now New York for Ant- York; dohn’ Rutherford, joalen Rep do ‘for Delaware Breakwater; Kaloa, Manning do, for Beaufort, NC} Artemis, Johansen, dy for’ Philadelphia’; Nova Scotia, Lo Cain, du for Halifax; Familien, Anderson, do for Hampion Ronds dotor New York; Montreal, Coaltieet 4 A Klockman, Reatte, do for ‘Pensacola New York for Londo Dover, Jan 19—Passed, Al men for United States; Theodor ‘Koernor, Sehi for do. Dantwouru, Jan 18—Sailed, Chittow, Gortley, Leith (from New Orleans). Duntix, Jan 20—Arrived, Economy, Desxink, Jan 17—Saited, Monte Alamo, Bondorhauson, from Bro- renborg, do Parrsboro. Carter, ‘ardiff, FaLwovtit 19—Arrived, Wellington, O'Callahan, Prince Ka Island for London, Sailed to 19th, Ava Maria, Sihenone (from Antwerp), Lizard 19th, Azalea (s), Stephens, from Shields Jan 20—Arrived, Thos Bell, GRIMSBY, Jan 19—In the rouds, Emma C, Gros Philadelphia; Chapman, Olsen, for New York; Heyn, Sebupp, from Mobile for Stettin wee wn 18—Sailed, Addie Benson, Mallet, Be- e. Giowatrar, Jan 13—Arrived, Ste Guzelior, San for Ludwig en Bishop, Gilkey, Promiee MeKonsie Mossina (and cleared for Philadelphia) Kenzie, impson, Marseilles (and cleared for New York); Alice, Dyer, Sui Strevnahalh (8), Lethe, Messina, ). Robertson, do for do. 18—Nailed, Natulio, Gallino, Colémbo, Cag- Mari and? New York; 19th, Elysia (#), for Naples ‘Uaune, Doc 24—Passel, Forest idg. Holtses’ from Bom- le vhaut Potnt; 25th, Emma Marr, Shields, from ‘inn 18—Arrtved, Loch Doon, Conning, San Fran- 20th, Petrus, Anderson, Bow ‘s iitaaexe, Jan 17—Arrived, Wieland (s), Hebish, New or ‘Arrived at Cyxhaven 17th, Oswingo, Sieworts, Lacopodo Inlands; Competitor, Kuhn, Now ¥ Hxtyorr, Jan 18_Sniled, Ocean Beauty, Havana; Duisburg, Evers, Baltimore. Havar, Jan 18—Arrived, Hnwarden Castle, Matthews, Sau Fruneiweo; 19th, Costante, Ivancich, New York for Rouen, Seagrove, novich, and Arciduco Rodol! Mira, Gornellussen, Gulvestor ae Haok ed, Fri, Ostensen, New York. ” Ls — Arrive, Oceanie (s), Metcalf, Novaanalied, ‘ante Burnham, Phillips, Hong i Liverroor, Jan 18—-Arrived, Indus ‘son, Galves- tom; 19th, Alpheta, Cameron, ‘Rouen Abyssinia (6), Mur- Pl Sioned Taeh: Yajalo, Broloracteh, of Green Hi pton Roads; jarcolona (9) th, Aintree, Olsen, Mobil Boston; Red Star (s). e, Portland ; Romsdal, ‘Jamie Par’ r (8), Menell, minion (s), Bone 9th, Inchos i}, Cogper., Now Yo Murphy; San Francisco: enator iken, Lenz, Hutt and Portinnd: Magnolvn, Bint ison, St John; Peter Crore, W. 2th, City of ‘Bristal (3), Delamotte, Philadelphin: 21st, Yuba, Power. Baltimore. Of Tasker ‘izth, Job DaCosta, from’ Liverpool for iio New York; Campbell, Brooks, Tybee; 21et, Ja Te, Jan 18—Arrived, Europa, Kimme, Bist, Alsaila (), Craig. d Teares Tipoter, Gabe rom, Delaware Breen AMBIICK, Baltimore. Jun 20—Arrived, Bartolomeo Simone, Roba, jan }7—Arrived, Clara M_ Goodrich, Sook, New porto, h, Efraim, Knudson, Boston; Havilah, Coombs, th, Olympia (8), Craig, Naples (and arrived at Gibraltar 18th’. Lecuorn, Jan 18—Satled, Eva, Fac ant. Matra, Jan 10—Sailed, Eliza 8 Potion: "Pendleton, Eng- land. A, Jan 13—Arrived, jod 14th for New Yor 14th, Lombard (#), barr sar Now York via Gibral- tae iand sailed from G 15th); 16th, G Striekland, Graham, im Messina, Jan 16—Sgiled; Dorian (. McDonald. Palermo. Mawuin.is, Jug 17—Salled, Bascin, Young. “Cy fa on, Baftt- Newrorr, Ji “Osana. Garguilo, Nerissa (s), Stuart, Valencia Paragon Jen becner more vin New York an seven 5 Havro for New York Gant salled 11th). Bi 1 dala 17—Off, Liverpool, Lambert, London for jew Yor! Portsmovtu, Jan 19—Passed, Erie, Reed, Antwerp for New York. Prsantn, Jan 21—Sailed, Hosledon (s), Bombay, Patanwo, Jan 16—Sailed: Tyrlan (), Garvie, Valencia, Hope, Curtis, America, lenkins,” San Royax, Jan 17—Put in, Maipn, Merguy, from Bordeaux for San Francisco, through stress of weather, Revat, Jan 12—Sailed, Woodburn (9), Thompson, London (and passed Copenhagen 15th). olgrrxnpan, Jan 18—Cleared, © A Littlefield. Carver, Dard Siietps, Jan 17 9 18—Arrived, Lanarkshire, Wilkie, San 20th, John Bull, Wood, Baltimore; Forto, Skore, lo. Suaview, IW, Jan 20—Passed in for Northerbank, Grim. om Wilmington for Antwet 1 15—Came down, Esperan “Jan 14—Sailed, Rolando Secondo, Rolanio, New York (has been reported sli Jan 21). ph ‘to Madeira Jan 18)—Arrived, for New York; Artist, Sargent, tte tur Trinidad and New York; HO Sibley, Conant, Singapore for Marseilles; Diana, Roth, Java for New York ssod (no date)—Royal Edward, Frodin, from Calcutta New York; John Shay, Nickerson, from ‘Port Natal for Pornambuco. SMANGHAL, Dec 3—Arrived, W A Holcomb, Dunton, Bur- rard Inlet. out Jan 20, Kaisow, Gadd, Victoria, VI. w 40, Canon Harrison, Hawes, Nagasaki, ‘an 19—Cleared. Mand © Brown, Cardenas, A, Jan 16—Sailed, Rachile, Mancino, New York. Tenneere, en 10—Arrived, Harold, Hanson, St John, , Bouin, for Jan, 20—Passed Unanima, Whitehouse, ‘orl ‘ied. Algitha (9), Barwise, Baltimoro; "Brady, Bt Thomine: 1th, Assyri “vi yaxTSOn, IW. Ant N Uyten, from eM At wa Dee 233 Rebecea Goddard, Onaip; from Win- rd, Roberts, from or from do; Roabock. Hurley. from Elmin YarMourn, IW, Jan 19—Passed palatip: Evers, from rived, Nordenskjold, John-en, 17. Philadelphia tor’ Rotterdam. Convex, Jan 18—The Yrurac Bat arrived with bo daniazed: hiring sunk Izamcashiro Witch off Holyhead hands loss, except Capt Edmonson. Cerne, Jon 18—Tho bark San Gaetano, Masgolll, from Philadephia; bark Candido C, Catloro, from New York; bark Celestina, Camigiia, do, noted prowsts on arrival, Farxootu. Jan 2t—Areived, the Teornayora, Hilton. from Antwerp, in ballast, . with eoveral stanchions curried nwa ain and mizzen channels damn aide planking badly chated, having collided ‘onthe morning of the 19th with a bark (supposed iron, name unknown). Mavwe, Jan 1S—The Lesseps (‘Norwoginn). from Now York for Caen igenin, which put Into Havre 14h inst, will dis: charge at tho Inter plies. The Pactolus, arrived hero from Bue ntered a succession of hoavy galos, en disustain damage, Tho master has 1 ‘vessel will be survoyed to-day, 0 A M.—Tho schr Grecian Bond (ot! kor- ), for London, arrived, was four days from Queenstown ; om ; runners deserted her. att tag hy sibain Protest, and Livenroo! (s), from New Yor countered vory rid, 4th ond Oth inet, ‘ond had boat, wheel and skylight damaged, Loxpoy, Jan 21—The wok 4... as fase cabin companion and filing the cabing vo Seeing stores, Ae, At midnight, barymoter sv, furrieane at ite height, carried part of starboard’ bul. damaging stanchions and longbont, erawovTn, Jan 19—The brig Daniel, from Ball River for jon, whieh arrived hAd eneountored bad woather and jettivoned about 10 tons cargo, Prrxaxaveo, Jan 20—The Maduro (? Madura), for Qnoboe (guano), has put in here lenky. A QumeneTows, Jan I7-—The Carole, On J ? ai, une it commen: warl ‘om San Francisco, is, shifting the nd ay at the butts of the deck aitjo the poo} im and docks with water, large qua of water pouring down on the earyo and damag. inet feo the poo and under the house whore decks wero started. Had all han fawn the hold for fron tpare the Jo conned w little: appet. mater fey cooking range and all materials bolonging, wont he Petronella arrived Inst evening with part caro rt Portner, from Cocos Island, Vessel wants bark General Caulfiel wold, taxol ashore at Court: r with her carge, on macherry becotnt of all whom it may concern. The cargo (cotton) ox steamer Oboron ts being thrown overboard and allowed to float on shore, Zist—A considerable quantity of cotton was taken from Oboron io) ap to midnight. Lighters aro being sent of (hl morning, and it is expected they can remain alongside the vessel, Rover. Jan 15—The Kato. Murphy (2 Andorson), arrived W wheat, had one 4 § lao tl hero from New Orleans, wit broken by a sen, and a grout quantity of wat ol, St Tepwat Roans, Jan 18—A quantity of wreck hotonainy ae bark auatent has been pieked ‘up on the bes ach o-dny. Wasronp, Jap 20=The bark Foany L Kennedy, Heyes, ( 90 Connlesbex we it for and went, uahe M till - ylixght, when all xafel wark on starboard side and — age feabin “zutted:. snall wet and uded yesterday ; vessel lies roudside to 20m, AMERICAN PORTS. HROSTON, Jan 90—Salled, sohr Chas E Moody, Shaw, sate ping fr: Veusel's gour Clear jean ba A Drury, iage, rt 3 Hed—Steaier Rossend Gaatio (Br), New York. BALTIMORE, Jun 31—Arrived (Ger) Hels bruck, Bromen : Romper (Br), Wilkin Hartiey Wm Howes, Boston; (Now), Hesperia (Nor), Strom; Port Antonio; Dora Johann jonsce. (Nor), for Bordeaux (see Miscellany) Cleared Steamers, Birthville (Ro, Bacon, Aberdeen s Providence; barks Ribble (Br), Ple (Be, .Muntoo, Havana, Inga (Nor), Horry, Rio Janviro; fbelce Reformer tir), Brown, Craig, Navassa; xches Lizzie O nal; George Churchman, Ristoy, ristflald. do: Mary Kiley. Riley, stuna, Bassett, New York, wilod--Séenmers Nova Scotia glantine, Bea Galea Kate Newman, BRUNSW. i Arrived, (brig, Wm 2. Macy ston, to load for Bow m5 W Lew Hans O'Keefe, a. ‘4 Daniel Pearson, we Boston; ‘Whittemore, Rio Janciro. dan 2—Cloared, schr Chas Lawrence, few Philadelphia. ED Endicott, Carroll, New York for —Arrivi ington, NC, partially dismasted (betore jondricksou, Havre, r), London; schr Thos J wadwick, New : an ORE tchre Harbinger, Went for Salem; Nellie Doe, Trask, do for ‘Turks Island tor Bos: ‘k for do; John W Bray, er, harbor, an unknown 3-masted rted arrived this day remain. Jan 31—Passed in for Baltimore, Kong vba ARTOWN. New ts ‘ork tor indent “tort PM—At hor in outer sehr. Ail the vessole r FORTRESS MONROE, barks Tomplur (Bri, MeLean, from Rio Janeiro; (N rt, Bordeaux. avian (Br), for rincipe Amadoo ; Marittimo aC ). Limerick ; Dovero (Ital), Rochelle; Georgi Br), for Demerara. p_David Stewart, for Baltimore Poabudys a De Feroir (Nor), do: belg La M Merri peal IOVBR, Jan 20—Arrived, steamer ow ker, Philadelphia; sche barks Geo 0. Albatross, w York. “Arrived, bark Lex (Nor), Antwerp; ships City inh Bri, Lud Liburna (Nor), , Halnnes (Dan), ‘torm, do: brigs Meteor (Nor, ‘renmox (Nor), Christiansen, di AGBORGE TOW: MMe Jan S6--Arrived, sehr Monawa, Wile mington, NC. 27th—Cleared, sehr Jas Ponder, Fisher, New York, parived prior to2Mh, schr Lizzie Lane, West, Foint-n tre. H 29—Arrived, sehr John T Manson, Phine ney, New York for Bos Famed pycteht Charles A Jones, Crowell, Boston for ILLE, ‘he 29—Arrived, schrs F E Hallock , Mary J Russell, Stoclman, New ‘yey WEST, Jan 30—Sailed, steamer City of Austin, Stevens (from New York), Galveston, MOBILE, Jan 27—Arrived, schr Nellie Star, Poland, ncala. NEW ORLEANS Sterratt, Liverpool Poolsear (Br), Me Les Cadiz via Koy West: finen, Vatonela: sche a7 — Arrived oon (Br, ‘Alma (Nor), Woxholt, Havro} Aspatagon (Br, Gorordo, Mal ie Mattio A Hol Abren, d Taguna; ship Paul Boyton (Br),Goudry ‘toamer Franciseo Cardenas Penn (Sp), Campenchy (not MeMutlen!, Havre. i ‘Arrived, steamers Vanguard. Br. Gell, a Warrior (Br, do; General Whitney, sq eeared Backs ears me'l (Sp), Maig, Pa yan Ni—avrived, ships: Merom, Lowell, led for Mobile); Professor Mohn (Nor), Lanipe, (and sailed for Galveston: (and sailed for Pen: . pe hae yan mesic: cia Guida tal, Ni . Marseilles; spit (Nor), Jenson, Bordonux: Marin, do (and sailed for Pensacola): St Cloud (Br), Stilphen, Martinique. Sailed—Steamers Historian (Br), Andean (Br), and Alglarss ships Gettysburg, Paul Boyton; barks Jacq Garar (Fre ‘Atiete (Aus). Queen of Beauty (Br), Bydio t Jullo (Sp). NORFO! K, Jan Bo_cleared, brig Georgia, Welsh, Bar ado ‘Sist—Arrived, sche Addio Fuller, from Orient, LI, fer Savannah (see 3 . Salted Brie Georgia: Wels ed Brig G NEW BEDFORD, Jan 3 oleh Saved. conte Moggie Ellen, Littlejohn, Woehawken; Abbio Willard, Varntia, do; Ply mouth Rock, New Yor VPC 5 se! Dadire, New EN marty grey 7 Providence. Sailed—Schrs omas, Littlejohn, Weehawken for Fall River: Abbie Willard Barnum, do for Now Redford; peer: ‘Oakes, Baker, for New York; Brazos for Prov- idgnee; I H Bor for Fall River. rt—Sebrs E'H Clark, McCann, for New York; GL fr i Lael Perth Auibay for Now Bedford; Abigall TTaynes, Megestt Weohaw kor. W HAVEN, Jan 30—Arrived, aches American Tea: ink Battimoro; Moi Y Hizgine, Virginia. —I wr, Perkins, St © Closred Brig T Townes “arrived, ech Lens Stortet = roi he Chase. Boston. ‘hn’ 8 Poacham, Woodland, from Port 'SACOLA, Jan 28—Arrived, Mig Nestor (Anst), Ra- gusle Lasetut seirsG W Andrews, Grover, Demerara! R Flare, steonb, Wood's Hotes HG rad Ber Aceet esata then Allon, Blake, Kate M a Rey 3, New York; Harriet Gai MeNeill, New © MC ORT ROY, sg “Jan 31—Cleared, bark Priscilla, Hum- ive TTLADI ‘A, Jan 30—Arrivod, achrs_J E Simmons, Rebece! phre PHTLADE! Grace, He teteicton a H Queen, ae Doboy. ‘Cloared—Sehr Westmoreland, Allen, Fall Bist—, Saitek, steamers Allentown, Mills, Boston; Tone wanda, Sherman, Providence Re Crowell, Boston: Florida, Crocker, Pall River; barks oivstance (ite). Bi rd, Antwerp; Bunin (Ital, Capurro, Lin gy Ww rook Rot Clea (Sw), Johnson, Grits! Gin, Baker, Rotterdam; brigs ‘Susu ertean Vaton. Ning, Brunewie fn BH Queon. be aie " ‘Amaterdain (Duteh), Pl n ‘Reading, Colburn, Mobite: Mariebirg, Works Hioston: sip Standard, Perey, San Francixco; Darks Ox: teran (Nor), Johaunesen, St Nazairo; salou tora do; ornstern Bjornson (Nor), Nielsen, Queer we eaerataen "tus, Hterlin, Bayonne; schi Hee iiand;. Westmoreland. Alle! Newburyport; BF Latim ayascnen. jed—Sicamer Harrisburg; bark E J McManomy. Tri, dan 31 ol eaten (BM, Mitchel, ‘Liverpool (and (aalled for Balske ai sireng (Nor), for Philadelphia. Ralled- are Beaten fron Pliadolphia Phar Liverpool, aretveds ‘Dark GM Stanwood (new, ! Webber, Harpswell oeCuueed sehr Lizate € in, Carden Sniled—Brig Edith ntare, th A Stim ode ead otters ents schrs da So nesiven oo agree find t aches James’ Alderdico, Nickerson, sue ine Hrawn, Crowoll, do: Washington Free: man Romers, Xow Yo rk. ‘os, Bushnell, New York, wie {GHMOND. dan 3O—Aerivd, ten Jer Wranoke, Conch, hi tuples, meric Tyokente Ee Stubbs, Stubbs, Rio Grande do SWAN FRA CISCO, Jan 23-—Cleared, hip Baring Brothers, son ie sig crlanwe. Nenotes, Nairn, Departare 3 QueeeN VKH, Jah S1—Atfived, bark Lainetar (Rua, ‘lon, a irks Washington (don, Wolter, Queenstown rderts Maria (iir), Stowart, Buen yah at in Robertson, Baltimore; schr Chas i #ioens ork. toda See Kato V_ Aitken (from Jacksonville), boand north, Ga, Jan 23—Sailed, bark Sarah A Staples en Nosteviden; sche I'D May. Gaedner, Pinthdel! phils. th, bark Amity (Br), Sutton, Flontertéeo. Yous ys Fae ack John Black (Br), for River Pt brige ¢ Puringion; for Kio otros Dontno (An, for Med= woh J xfield, for jolphia. LEM. Jan! arrived, ‘Schr Flora, A Newcomb, Dyer, Paigev . Pierce, Philadelphia, 30—Arrived, bark Florence, ston; brig Hattie § Bishop, Mathovon, VINEYARD HAVES, fp ees for if ya Portland; gone nin fe sponta Sete ae. Virslals, for Port: Rockport, 3 Ed ie PI ©, — irginia inne vay. 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