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AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
Triumph of the Collins M(iatrs<
?THHTT-T rutti) COKGKKM.
WCOND 8BS8I0H.
taat*>
WAnnixoro*, Feb 16, 1855.
nr? nrPLOMAHO and consular riform bill.
Mr Mason, (dem ) of V* i horn the Committee on Fo
reign Relations, reported back the House bill remodel
ling the Diplomatic and Consular system of the United
States.
TO* PRIVATB CATJOTDBR ? THS PRIV ATXKR OR*. ARM3TB ?0.
Mr. Wadb, (free soil; of Ohio, moved to take up, from
the present point in tbe calendar, auch private bills only
as were likely to encounter no objection. Rejected.
Mr. 8*war?, (free soil) of N. Y., moved to c >mmence
%i above with the begianicg of the calendar RejMtad
Agreeably to the motion or Mr Jonis (dem.) of Iowa,
aubmit'ed a few day* siuee. the fronate thou prooeedei
to the reconsideration of the vote, whereby the bill for
the relief of the c'amaats of the private armed hrijr
General Armstrc ng was laid on the t*ble. lie stated
that by agreement between the friends and opponents of
the bill, fifty thousand dollars vis to be appropriated to
the captain, officers uu) crew ot the Armstrong, instead
of the present appropriation, w hich is for the benefit
also of the owners of that vessel.
The motion to r 'oons.dt r was then ajrael to? yean.
2d; nays, 22; and the bill afterwards laid on the table,
by a vo'e of yeas, 24; raj s. 23.
The Fetiate then proceeded to take up the prlvit** ca
lendar, and consider the bills teriatum according to the
nbs
The bill for the relief of Captain Phillip F. Voarliii"),
for expenn >s incurred In transporfln 'a diplomatic agent,
was disou-sed and laid on the ta'ale, by a vote of 29 t j
15
Tbo bill ror the settlement of tho cl*irn of Richard W.
Meade debase;, was briefly dis^uesed, &ni then po>t
poiK-d for one week.
A bl'l was to nay Overton ve twenty.four
hundred tiollarr. nnd Joan >ues' or hij legal representa
ta'ive<- thirteen bun red dollars, the value rei jiectively,
ofcer'tt u tlaves whim were stolen from the Chickasaw
ludianh by'certain'wblte ;i?rsons, from the State of l'exas,
by Pi yens to 10 nays
A btJ! <vas then pvt?il nnaniriously appropriating
one bua red ami oi.e toon land dollars to White Marih
B Seabro'd n, Jo cpb VVhal?y, nnd others, for themselves,
and for the heirs of ti* officers and members of the
Ediulo ? ompany of t'outh Carolina, for services during
tbe list wm- with Creat Brittio. This company, con
aistiugof wxty-lour men, wa.s composed of gentleman oT
wealth an** r< apeeta) ili'y who, as Senator Butler said,
disdained to ask any remuneration of Congress fn the r
servic. a during the war ami for building a fort on the Is
land of Kdisto but some of the heirs are now in reduced
elrcum tances end the whole joined in malting a re'jueit
for the government ti pay the sum stated, bo'ng tli ? as
tual" ex piu'r* cf buuliog the fort constructed by the
order of Co'onel Bloodgood Adjourned.
House of Rcpreientuflm.
Washinotow, Feb 16, 1355.
TOK OflLLtA'8 aTKAMSHIFS
The Home went ioto committee on t'io Mail Steamer
Appropriation bill. Mr. Old*' amendment, offered yes
ter.lay, being the pend.n? question.
Mr Ekbr, (whigj of N. C. , advocated the amendment.
He said the effect of withdrawing the additional allow
ence would be to cripple the operation) of the Collins"
line and give tlio Cunard line the victory, and create a
most unnatural ci utlic: among our own citizens; Van
deibilt, l!ineoti ana others would be contending, while
John Bull would staad by, illustrating the fable of the
I on and the unicorn fght.ng for the crown, while, ha
thought, the Cuanrd li te would realize nil the advan
taged of the uuna'ural contest llio Col in* line has
achieved ? Rrcat triumph ever Brit'sh skill, and should
net be crus; od now, when it is about to reap gome re
tnuneration I' wan no matter of doUar'i and ceotn with
b m, but plighted aith and national j ride and honor.
Be wa* the deci ?d, un ? avi'riiuc advocate of American
enterprise and in'iust'v, ugaiu't all competition, and
cspecia'ly a,??iimt 1h- competition of o*ir ancient ene
my, wboso jm licj* ha- bctu ever to oppress, and whose
0k J 1 bad alffayx t-ut .. .1 them !o piose:ute that policy
* illi uioie success ti-aa any other uat on.
i Mr. Biikckhnkidus, (dein.) of Ky., proceeded to show
that no breach of plighted faith was intended by th*
Conim t'e* on Ways an I Meat.* in repor'.mir in the bill
the proviso to g ve not c-* lo Ue Colli im i :.e for tormina
tioa of extra lliowance Iba Colli a ?> hue, as contrastel
with tint of Cunard receives more than djuble bouncy
In reply to gemlemvn who had stid that the Collins
could he converted into war vc6s?ls, he pro
nounced this an unmitigated humbug. Be examined
all the operat ons or tae Col Inn hne to show that it had
xeibttfl a clear prcQt or $l,6'.0,0l>0 MV ? ought to com
ply wit. our engagements and then stop the system,
? vailing c urtflves of ex etiiig stipulitiou" to witliraw
the beauty. Commerce shouM be fre* an 1 unfettered
b>' povesnaient applisnce*. The o:ean rniilit ought to ho
carried by private enter i rise, afterjad wising, as otter
mails are carried
Mr. CilAnplkr, (whig) of Pa., (int rruptel ) ? He sail
lie had receive j a statement from the balance sheet of
th? Colbaa lire showing ai'ear ioss of MS > ?00
Mr. Bkkckknwiuok resumed and cau "d a letter from
Mr. Van'erbilt, to the IVstmaster Cen?ral, to be real,
proposing to carry the rati! between New York and Liv
erpool, I- in -znuL'.hlv, fir $if>,uoo a trip, to count -nee
Wtili.o fifty da s of eiguing the cont'act Mr Collius
now rei ' ived $38,000 .a tr p, and If the bounty be with
d two he will be -?.-trr<d 'o $I9,SM>
Mr Lton, (in .) of N Y., advocated Mr. Olds'
amendment, euiogisicg the enterprise of Mr. Collins,
and denied the steamers for war purposes.wtre an un
motivated Lufhug. a>- Mr Bre kenri in? bad declare 1 .
Mr Vanderbdt ofli'red to abandon Ida project, provided
the CeUins Crmpar.y would buy a vessel from h m
Mr. b*lTli, (dun ) of Va . said he wn a it hi viae 1 to
deny any eui b proposlt'ou was ever mnie The report
yas circulated to oxci'e unjust and unw^f.ntahle pre
judices against M- Vaideibilt. He apjealsd to Mr.
Wbee'er to sav whether Mr Vanlerbllt 1 1 or is not a
genilemaa of honor
Mr Whxklbr, ( 'em.) of N Y., in response said he
knew Mr Vanderuilt to b~ a m*u of tue higUest honor
ami integrity ; an l in h s judgment there was no uian
living who bears that character better than lie
Mr Yatm, ( whig) of 111., opposed Mr Olds' amsna
Kent, atd said ths growing evils of bounties to steamers
ought to cease.
Mr Wabhdukn, (whig) of Me , did no' view this as a
3uesticn of bouu'.y, but of patmeat for services ten
ered the country.
Mr Cdttino, (arm.) of N Y., controverted th? state
ment from the Post OlB-.e Hepirtnent ijuoted by tfr.
Breckenridge, showing ttat, ss to profits, it was remarka
bly inaccurate Mr Vandei bill needed no endorsement
from him Mr Vtnderbilt was one of the ablest man
agers in the e-orld. He had not the leant hesitation to
declare, in bis judgment, Mr. Vanderbilt could make one
dollar go fifty per cent further than aoy other man he
Lad ever aeen. Mr. Vandsrbilt never proposed to take
the place of tne Colons. He wished to get into competl
t'.on with the Cunard !<n? to drive it off If Mr. Vander
bilt's proposition was in toe shape of the h i! hs (Cut
ting) would vote for I*, but by this the Collins contract
could not be affected, as it has live tears to run. He ar
gued generally in support of the Collins line.
The debate wa > rout nued for some time longet, when
llr Olds' amendnsetit was ag-eed to. Ajes SO, u >es not
counted.
The committee then rose, ?ud pen ling the question on
cooctunng in Mr. Olde' amendment, the House a ijourned.
The Stoiin In Connecticut.
[From *he New Hav**u Journal, Feb. 16.]
The heavy fall of rain which was e\perienc?U in this
region on weaneaday an l Thursday, caused an unusual
freshet in the rivers and small streams, and was doubt
leea tbe cause of considerable U a magi. Hie water rose
t? a higher point in the bet of the old canal thsn was
ever k sown before, overflowing the gardens and fllhne
the cellar* along Union and Fleet streets Considerable
inconvenience wae experience 1 at the depot by the riee
of water, a* well as around the railroad shops but wo
hear of no serious damage done to property a!x>ut the
citr.
On the New York road, ths pile bridge near KVst Ha
ven was washed so as to render a portion of tbe track
insecure, and considerable delay wai experienced by
the early trains out of th? city. Tue necessary repairs
were, however, Immediately made, an '. the roa 1 putin
f :od order In time to admit the first trains from New
ork to pass over it with hut little delay
Tee firet train from 8pringfl?M yester iaf morning ar
rived down on tlm?, ami reported the road .n jou 1 order
tbe whole distance, with the exception of aViut a rod
between North Haven and tVallintforJ. where tue up
track was so badly waab?d as tr> e m pel the trams
bound north to use tbe down tr?cl>. *1 ue damage has
keen repaired
On the New I/w'on road no damage was done, aid
but little delay expe ienced. The same may be s?U of
tbe Oana'. road
Tbe early train on theNaugatuck came through to the
Juctfon from Waterbury all ri?ht, but above that point
we have not yet be?n in'ortned as to the state of affairs.
At Derby yesterday aeon there were five fe-t of w.iter
opon the "causeway" trad ng to Birmingham and the
river was rapidly rising The ice had come down la Urge
qaantitiee from above, and be .-am* dammed up at Two
mile Island, a short distance below l)erbv. and it was
feared *bat serioua reeulte womld foil >e|utiles- an opin
ing ei'utd b? made for its pas-age
Aj tie mouth of the Housatonic river t ie ice h*.l no:
broken up yesterday afternoon, and the river wae unu
? ualif tigb, threatening a learfal overflow
The ste*ns*r Granite state left New York vesterday
aooralM. and worked her way through the tkmn.i to this
c ty The Traveller and J?r?ey Blue were at th* i"ock
lastev. ning, expecting to leave tor New York T*ie har
bor here is full of br-iken and se'ld Ice ant It Is with
considerable difflculty that the boats work tbeir way out
?nd is
Tbe amslt stream which runs through Weetville was
ewoi en yesterday to an unprecedented degree, overflow
lag th* n.ead wsntid cellars on ltsbor:ers and w? l?arn
that al small streams ia this vicinity are oversowed to
extent beyond the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
.'ersey C ity Intelligence.
Dm> t? ths Caw ? Cn Thursday morning Mrs Catha
r'ne Murphy, resi ling n Hroome street. New York died
of con* jtnption, ne?r New Brunswick, while n the I'h la
delnhia tra*a wblch arrived at Jertey City at ft o'clock
A. ? fbe was re'urnmf bome. In company with her
eon, having been fout'i for three month* past for tbe
benefit o' her health, but failing rapidly for two or three
weeks paat, she was c m n< home to die. Her son spoke
te her when the train was pear New Bruaewtsv, tnl she
aot answering, he dlacr rere 1 that she was dead
An> TO tub PActrit IUii.ro ad ? Tbe bTl to
loaa the Paclfle Bailroad two hnndred tho isaa 1 dullars.
for feor and *?? month*, p?*sed the legislature of MIs
iiujt. Tbe rate of interest I* to be six per ?en'? half
the ameurt bel"i* fr1' a' tbe 'rtd of sn t ha'' st th*
psja w -ue I
AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
IEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
Albany, Feb. 10, 1366.
MR. SKWABb'B t.HTTKR OT ACCKTA.NC1.
The following communication was roselved from fa.
H. Seward, acknowledging the acceptance of the office of
Senator:?
Washington, Feb. 12, 1855.
To not LEGISLATOR* or nr* Stat* or N*w York:?
I bare the honor to acknowledge the reoeipt of the
credential* showing that I have been ehoeen by your
honorable body an Senator for the State of New York in
tl.e Congress of th? United States for a term of six year'),
to commence on the 4th of March next. I hope that in
announcing my acceptance of this trust, I m^y be in
dulged with leave to cay that, while tlio experience I
have had bete hag not at all diminished ray estimate of
its magnitude and dignity, nor removed the self-distrust
with which 1 asaiinttd it, yet the generous confidence
manifested by my fellow-citizens, in commanding me to
continue in their 'errice, inspire! me with new zeal to
maintain tlieir lights and promote the Interests of my
iia'ive State in the national council*, and to commend
her enlightened policy and her principles of constitu
tional freedom to the favor of the American Union.
I lave the honor to be, with the highest respect,
Your servant and fellow citizen,
WM 11. SEWARD.
hills notice!*.
For a Commis-ioner of Itecords in New York city.
To erect tbe county of Highland.
To prevent prize d^lits.
(iKNKRAL ORDERS.
The bill authorising town subscriptions to the Utica
and Binghuuiton Kailway came up for a third reading,
and ws? laid asid?.
Tl.e bill to abolith the fees of the Countv Judges and
Furiogates was ti ken up in committee, and pro /res* ro
ported
The bill to prevent encroachments on the harbor of
Kew York, was oidered to a third reading. The second
section, compelling a report to be mule to the pres -at
Ia '^islature respecting certain obstructions on the ilr.iok
ljn share being stricken out.
'i he bill for the relief of Thomas W. Sweeney, a New
York volunteer, was then taUen up, and after debate
ordered to a third reading and then it passtd.
THE LEMON 8LAVK CASK ItEHOLl'TION .
Mr Dickinsoh took tbe floor. He said thit a que-tion
of veracity lia i sprung out of the debata betweeu him
felf ?nd tbe Senator from the Sixth (Mr. JirooVs), with
regard to tlie Albany meeting InlBtN. That Senator hal
r?nd u letter trim llnu. Millard Fillmore, denying all
knowledge ot the resolutions to he proposal at tin',
meeting, until tbe evening on which it was held. He (Mr.
11.) would now read a letterfrom Mr. Weed, to prove tha'i
the assertion* he lmd made, in n previous dsbate,
with regard to that meeting, were justified by facts, and
also that the .Senator from the sixth might havo an op
pert unity of engrafting both letters in his speech, as he
(Mr l>.) intended to do Mr I> then r-ad a lettar from
Mr. Weed, wbish went to show that although Mr. Fill
more * a? uispi>M'd to favor the Albany ioueting, he was
particularly de-irous of having that fact coaiealed, an 1
that, owing to this circumstance. Mr. W. in igaanl
mously assumed the eatire responsibility.
Mr Urooks was willing that tills question of veracity
gjoiili! be submitted the world over ? tne oountry over
? this State- aye, to every man, woman and ch id ca
pable of forming a deliberate judgment
Mr. DICKINSON? So am I.
Mr. Hkooks? Very well. The S?nator from the Twon
ty-sixtb (Mr. IMckinson) when this question was first
broached, urged that the Albany meeting was got up by
silver grays, and when pushed hard g.ivo us the njimi)
Of Mr. Collier.
Assembly.
Alti ANT, Feb. 16, 1335.
BILLS RETORTED.
Mr. Glxason reported a bill to provide (or corap'Jiog
laws of the State for the assessment and collection of
tax**.
Mr. Baker reported, for the consideration of the
House, the bill to reduce tbe moneyed transactions of tho
State to federal currency. Also, a bill to suppresi
gambling.
Mr I.Kic: a reported a bill relating to tha detention of
w ?nesse-' in criminal cases. Tho bill, after soma debate,
was laid aside
LILIi) P.VHFKI).
fn !?? pfeve ?h? supply and secure the use of Croton
?at<r to New York.
To punish tbe fraudulent Issue and transfer of stocks
of corporations.
To tiurnd tbe act for tbe collect on and Assessment of
texes.
Authorizing tbe Common Council of the city of Brook
lyn to liorrow money for school pur|<otes
In relation to tlie appo'ntuvut of the Polios Court
Chiks, and tie e)*rks of the District CourtH, in tlie city
01 N? w York, Lnnt? nyer , 62; nays, 27.
Mr. Case moved a reconsideration.
Mr. Wisser moved that motion be laid on tbe tablo.
Cairicd.
Appropriating moneys for tbe coaptation of buil lings
for New York A.-ylum for Itf.ota, and for an additional
number of trustees.
To incorporate the New Grenada Ciual and Steam
Navigation Company of New York.
In relation to tvio First Division and Fifth Brigs le,
o' tbe New York State Militia.
Before the reading of this bill was flnishel, Mr Coi.k
man movid to suspend the further reading and that tho
bill be laid on the table. Be had rec-lved a despatch
?fr< in New York In repard to the b II, and he desired to
be better infurm-d on the subject. Lost.
Ibe readily ot the bill wan resumed. when
Mr. BiATciironn interposed, and renewd Mr. Col'iman's
motion, saying there were reasons why its reading
should be poMponed until a cotnm inicati <n was receiv
ed, which was promi-ed Carried.
Mr Wisnkr presented the bl!l to extend the tlms for
the ooUection of taves of 1864 u the several cities ami
tenns of this Plate, with certain excptions ? extends
tbe nmc to tbe 1st dny of Apr I.
H? co r.s- ut, tt i bill was read and passed.
Ti e Cii.uk announced ths 'o'ljwli,; Select Committee
< n f petition of 'l'ii iirlow Weed John L Sir dora'tanl
others, to pr< . ire the sword of the l*'e General Worth:
Mt vsrs. Coleman, Blatchford, Cocks, Wager and Wator
b::rv.
B?'cess to four o'clock I*. M.
tITKRSOON 81*810!*.
This afternoon theTemperance bill was discussed, but
no vote was tak< n on the motion to recommit.
Wllllbiiisbiirg Nmu>.
Polick Ottkkr Shot ? Br-ckst iton a Disrkpi'Tabui
Hot'SK ? About twelve o'clock on Wednesday night,
Captain libhle, of the Sixth district police, (eastern
district,) with a posse of police, made a descent upon a
house of ill fame in I'nion avenue, between South Fifth
ami South Sixth streets, kept by a Herman and his wife.
The officers met with considerable difficulty in gain
ing admission, but finally succeeded, and proceeded
to arrest the females. (IB er Thomas ltobinson,
of the Sixteenth ward, attempted to arrest th?
proprietor, ?w!en be drew a revolver and fired.
'Ihr tall took effect in officer Robinson's heal, mllictinj
a glaMly wouud, and it was feared he would not sur
vive tbe night. In the excitement of the moment, the
perpetrator escaped, and at one o'clock was still at
large. Word was immediately sent to all the ferries, to
prevent his escape in that direction, and every e!fo:t
was lelng made to cause bis arTest. The injured man
was cmi veyed to his residence, and med:cal attendance
procured.
Die females in the house were all arrested and locked
up in the Sixteenth ward ntation house.
Political Intelligence.
LFOIFLATt'RF. OF MISttOTTRI ? VOTE KOK UNITED STATES
SENATOR.
Bal- Hen- AtcM- Dfsti
Vatt.. let. ton. ion pkan. Sea'.
Jan. 25 17th 3fl 6T f? 3
.vsth 87 62 61
L'ttth 37 d2 61
" 30th 37 Oil oO 3
Jan 2 ? Cist 37 ?2 61 3
? 32d 37 &i 61 3
?' 33d 37 #2 61 3
" 34th 37 til 42 3
?< "Mb 37 69 63 3
" 31th 37 69 ftl 3
Jan. 29 37th 37 69 62 2
Jan. 31 3?th 37 A9 66 2
" 30th 37 69 2
?' trth 37 f 9 67 1
A resolution was adopted on the 3d of February, to
postpone further balloting until the 13th, which was
taken up again en the 10th, and Anally amsnded so as
to lix the election for the 2d of M trch,
Col. Doniphan, the whig candidate on the 3d instant,
after tbe fortieth ballot, stated that his opinions upon
sisvery and on the Nebraska bi.l were Identical with
Atcblron's. In the curse of his remarks, he referred to
7-iejrUr and Goode, with wh"m h* ssi 1 he agree l upon
the slavery qneet'on. He sa d he would express himself
mere fu ly when the straight jacket which hi* present
position itrposed upon him was taken off. Doniphan's
purpose in rpesking was to vindicate blmsrif from a
tacLt that be had sat silent whilst Atchi?"fl was tra
il u ted Toniphan also said that he woul 1 defend Atshi.
nm with his vciceor right hand, If nece'sary.
Till KKMUPKA K1.S0H TIONS IN TUK NSUUA8KA I.B
IHHLaTt'RK.
In the Ni braska H^uie of Kepres?ntatlve? on the 24th
ult. the pepulsr sovereignty joint resolutions, whteh
were giTen in the HkkaM) some days since, came up for
Una) ac' I n
l!r Ijtiux spoke in an able and olo^uent manner in
supp'rt of the rsrolutions, State rights and popular
i' vereiguty? proclaimed himself a staunch and true ad
votate o! the doctrines ectertained in the resolutions.
Mr. J din-on spoke in an abl-< and elective m toner, iu
su] port cf the re^oluti'>ns. He believed them to lie the
Kti!im?nt? of a large majority of the people of the Ter
ritory, and ?as a doctrine tr asuiei as J?*r as life itseii
by lb?m
Mr Thotr.p?on opposed them and pronounced a poli
tical furtral sern on upo? any who allocated the doe
trin.' it tbe Territory, tie.
Mr. Rrbsrtson, the orlgiiiator of t'ie resolut ins, sus
tslted tlctr.scdlf poll ileal oblivi^ be the e (feet of ea
ter'aiein^ such Hntii.ieots, they were bit and tlier were
the sentiments of Burt county, and tli- v were tbe sen
1 re?nts of the people.
liie quest. on of adopt'on was called for and thev were
a 'optrd by 21 ayes and 4 nays. Messrs. Keoipton. Pur
ple, lhrmpaon and voting against tbeir adop
tion.
SMALL IH'TKIM IN Till MICHIGAN I.IOHL ATt'RH.
On tbe 12th mat., the Senate of Miehlgaa pa?*?d a bill
remain* the use of the jails of the Htate lor tbe detention
ol fugitive elavee, by a vote of nineteen t? seven.
FRM miL COKVKNTtON IN MAIM*.
The ' fp?ionists" oi Maine have eftllel a "republican"
corvee* ion to mee* at AncnsUtlie 31st Inst in order
W MSU4K a >?t VI ?I-*"'*
Hew* from VenrmtU.
on r0BT0 cabello oobkmpomdkkoi.
Porto Cabello, Jan. 16, 1856.
The people of this country are anxiously awaiting the
20th instant, and the iiuuguration of General Jose Tadeo
MonagaS.
For the past ten d ays the rain has been e*ces?ive,
which ha* prevented the ingreaa of oofiee, by rendering
the roads almost impassable.
Coffee, or common green, is 10c. a 10>?c. per lb. ; hides,
16c., and Indigo 8K reals per lb.
The schooner Isaac W. Hughes, of Wilmington, N. C.,
is the only American vessel in port. She will leave soon
for Curacoa in search of salt. She arrived a few days
ago from St. Thomas.
1 A rTTi ME 1 NTBLLIGE NCET"
Movements ef Ocean Steamers.
IVAM AS. I,*A\1.'S FOR DATS.
Baltic Liverpool New York Feb. 10
Clt; of Manohester.Liveipool Philadelphia Feb. U
Canada Liverpool ......Boston Feb. 17
Crescent City New York liar, and N. O..Feb. 17
llliuoia New York Aaplnwall Feb. 20
Atlantic Mew York Liverpool. ......Feb. 21
Paeiflo Liverpool New York Feb. 24
Washington New York Bremen. Ac Feb. 24
Cahawta New York. .... . Bav. and N. O.-i'eb. 2t>
Northern Light NewYork San Juan Feb. 27
A>ia Boston... Liverpool Feb. 2S
Hermann 8oathamptem...New York Feb. 2$
All P'tch'i/f find Irttrri intended for the New Yoke
H*h ai.i) should be tailed.
ALMANAC roa JEW VO?K? THIS DAT.
sun bisks 6 61 I moon sets..... 6 SS
SI N SETS 6 87 I HIGH 0 4|>
Port of New York, February 10, 1893.
CLEARED.
SI i| Liverpool, Kearney, London, Urinnell, Mintnm A Co.
Slip l> II Lamar, May hew, London, Dunham A Dlruon.
Ship New Orleans (new), Rich, New Orleans, Stanton A
Thompson.
Ship Diadem, Webber, New Orleans, W T Froit.
Shi |. Robert Carnly, Whitmore, >ew Orleans, T 1' Stanton.
Ship Sareinla. Huston, Savannah, S Thompson A Nephew
Hum Msino l.aw, Dentins, liontevideo, Brett Son A Co.
Hark R 11 Gamble, Powell, bt Marks, Smallwood, Ander
son A Co.
llark Amelln, Swanson, St Marys, Fa, master.
lirii? Karen (Dan), From, Rio Janeiro, Fuuch A Meinoke.
IJrii (lor Wont, Raokliff, Aaplnwall, Russell A Vlaing.
liritf .Mary MtaBs, Hopkins, Cienfuojos, Neamith A Son.
Brig Topes, Stevens, Charleston, ST Biker
Uri,- l.'mpiro, lirumion, Nov Haven, Thompson A Hnnter.
Schr Miuntain Ware, Pattin, La/.uayra, Wadloigu A
Knox.
Pchr Flores, Jenkins, Franklin, R I1 Bnck A Co.
hebr Eclipse, aosli'e, Savannah, Scranton A Tillman.
Kcbr Cabot, Hamilton, Boston, W T Herrieli.
Steami-.r Kenueheo, Copes, Philadelphia, Sandford's line.
ARRIVED.
U S atoreslip Lexington, Lieut Com Glasaon, from Japan
and llone Kong 15s days.
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Riobmond, Petersburg and
Norfolk, with radse and psasongcrs, to Ludlam t Pieasauta.
Ship Swordflsh, Osgood, Manila, Nov 4, passed Juva Head
Nov a, Cape of Good Hope Dei 20, aad crossed the line 75
day ^ out, with teas. silks, Ac, to Crocker A Warren. Was
14 days north of Bermuda in a succession of heavy NW
Rales, lost cails, Ac. Anohored in the lower bay 13th, after a
pnseaF.o of ltll days from Manila, and 82 days from Jsva
Hi ltd. Nov 2?, in the Straits of Snnds, spoilt Dutch ship
W illielshurg, from ShanKhao fir Europe: Jan7, lat .'i S, ion
32 21', apoke ship A Chcose^oroi-nh. henco for Melbourne.
Feb. 9, fat 88, Ion 71, saw an Am ship shuwin,; a white bur
gee, with red letters and blue turder, standing.
Ship Star of Empire, French, from Cbiucha Islands, Nov
7, and St Thomas Jan I'D. Experienced very hcn^y weathir
from lat 30 >. Jan 7, off Pcrmuuhuco, spoko lir brig Plata,
from Liverpool for Pcrnainbuco; had been dismatcd twlco
on the parage, and was supplied with spars by the Am ship
Atlaa, from Baltimore for Callao. Feb 7 lat .'11 30 N, Ion
71 2d W, fpoke brig Denmark, of Boston, steering SE.
Ship M llowes (of Salem), Coodspcod, Callo, DO days, and
IK days trom St Thomas, with MO tons guano, to T \\ Riley,
l'cb 13. eff llnttorns, spoke brig Eliia Burzeas, of Boston,
bound N.
Ship Jame* N Cooper, ? U la A??. M. ?. U
W A .? ? Vi e" W.'nd " l?rk
^llnfe. o?B:UWA.w,Vorkgi ?m. day, off fiarncKat,
Bort** Ballard, Canton Nor 9.
Mhted Br curper ?nip unjr.u . ir u ? pft?g0vi
^^SXhi^rcm^^alr^lUd^Jary w.nttfr the
?'"ei'iiy^VsoToent Ilowland, Shanghai. 103 day?-p***?4
An 1 uUovi^iJu'X. toa. Ac to Grinn.1', Minfttrn A
<\? Kot ?3 in the 8trait? <>t' SunJa, flaw ihip Andes, ^>tn,
t ion 08 E t?aw olipper fthip Star of Liberty, fltoenui
HrL?Var"^ ? 'fit T,ltra?d"in?
Win fi clton Aoon. *'?? ? day* ?<*"> ,of ??????? Au
N O? H
d%'l^U,X^?W?rabcdy. New Orloan?, Jan 26, with
* a*Vp*th?rt?? (Of Baltimore). Raark, New Otleaoi, 21 day.,
Orleans 13 day., with
U:H?v'im:ianvlnomn,?Ncw Orlean. ?> day., with md.e to
WSMp nn'd-on, White, N Orleans and S W Pas. Jan 27. with
I "|M?,lto?rtt.rtS; Tyler. New Orlcan. 17 day., with md*.
t0M,"l M t'hari**, Bow.r*, New Orloan. 20 day*, with mdae
t0sWoDr.?tTClt"rATu?,Ap.l.diloola 17 d.y., with cot
tl8\rp8Krt.l,Wlu". S?"nnah, 7 day., with cotto., to
f 8^PMAiU??' wiundorf, Charle.ton, 6 day., with cot
t0phir?t*m*?n!rCadd, Charleston, 6 day., with ottan, t?
mmmMM
1 i ? ? l ?? ?(i w \ u? struck )>y ft heavy iei, y hioh i tivti- 1 ftw. y
vsfH,*x!iirf"KisaJ rAssSKWSfcWMS
Bt which place arrived ?.cpt !?? * HHW ?
I ark llenry Guild (of B.Ua.O, An.Ur.on, ''jsuna. 1. day.,
wi'h ".wood, 1 1 Lobaeh A Scbapler; rei.el to matter.
Hark ViKio T Nlchol* (of Harp.wolP, Nioh"''. ^t lon
gtt Dee 22, with fruit, to L 1' Bv.ek 4 to. leo 8, lat 3t,
Cape H. ti.ras with lioary gale, from ft and BE, and thick
l" "* ?" W with .?m,
'' Tn.tee?^ w fiWVS
Sirted comj any with .hip Win StoHou. from New Orlean.
' Bark' ll?rriet Snaldin* (of Thoma.ton),8paldin? Attj,
kapai, lo day?, witn tunar and molaue*. to Dunlop, Moncure
All?rk Tom Com in (of Bo.ton), CaUino. Attakapa*, 80
d a)" with "? f ? r and I?r.e?, '/<** * ,, jv,
Bark V. Sherwood, Hail. Now !''??? ??/ 'i* *32 Anft
5aS?SS^a>%|> S a nchored ? n t he^hay on
Bnrk'i' ?Va*cnOYa,' Webber,' Aux*Caye?* 21 dy*. coffec.
40B?\\t??Ue^.'u:*ana? P.b C, ,n**r. WR?j. Ae. to
MbV wV' U *ey! l.ee, Nae.an, NP, 17 dy.,with cotton, Ac,
'"il'.Vk "jobBCuli U \?i Brum wick, Mm. B.jan.NjwOr
le.n" 20 di?,. with cngar, to Na.mlth A Son. Exi'.rioneed
t<gJfk*Rct?rt l(&l., M.Nalr, Savannah, 10 d.y., with eo?
,0&Vw%D.lr?hWaU? ?' Mark., 17 day., with cotton, to
Kranllwwd Andtr?on A Co. W?? 17 u*v. N of Uattera*.
- uh hlid iale. r#b 17 ipnke b.rV Hannah Thornton, from
New Orl.? . for New York, in lat Si ?, loa 77 M.
B*i* Martello(Br), Hall, Port an rrinoe, 2? dayi, wjth
it,, luuwiiod to \ nM, i'erktn. A to. 5tli in.t, in a
' wsV l' .t deck load. 13th in.t. when *onth of
K," Tp. ke hri* l.onl a, ?.f PhiladelptU, from Char e.
t! n for N 1 ork, wi* lo? of f.>? top.nllant ma.t and Jlb
l-ocni. The M loet deik load or logwood ou 6th in.t, in a
rniirt'' 'J" W ?)*nton, Meyrr*, Port an Prince. 21 day*,
with ri.*woo^d, Ae, to Kollker A Mollman. Eapjrienccd
I en v wenthT from the northward; ha. Iioen II day. ""rt^
ofVac* llay; apiit Mil* and lo.t deck load on the In ia.t
in lat 27 Ji Ion ^7 30. The ItabelU J?w.tt, Kane, for New
York .Id j^ aa al*?, Fanny Maria, for llo.ton,
Br i'n G S| car, itnnc. . Para, Uraiil, 20 day*, to UotchkU*
B B ri* CP* ma .^oV IwVr l.le.l Adam., from Falmouth and
l>rv Bar 1 ? r, Ja, 20 day., with pimento, Ae, to nia.ter.
"ll'rl' j*!""'*'* U1??MLIIK VM'tr, T'/1:V>Cabl
1 ?i >k \ f with rtitnr and BolMWi, to ^ ?nft*?ft k Etulftin.
* hAb i llarri* (of Pro.P****, Barry, Cardena* # day*, with
,U?r%*l>tdo "of M^chiaM, Kcna"y Oonairo., 20 day*, with
,0l^i"p.^r>"u"porto Cabcllo l'i day., with hide.
,,'Br'rP?noVa,Va.?.1! w-|lmlnKton, N C, 1 day., with natal
^ifuriiiicV ron wf'?l"t* O " Shcj.pard, St Mark, li day*.
"ttr Hirrlman. Attakapa.. 22 day.
wlth .iuar and mol..M* *0 Stur^e. A C?; ?e..?l to T H
8"ruTr?donia (of IlUwerth), l.?rd, Attakapa* 17 .day*,
with wi hog*hrao*. *n|*r and 180 harr i. mol?..e*, to t P
1 'tl^VmMr* Aiworthy, Apalachliola ?) Jay., with eot
I,.? lm'nl *n> A Dimon. lla. had h.ary w.ath.r and
i- Vu.li ud in the rodder, hating broke the pmtalf.
AiSjnda* Blaaey t f Bri lot. Bl). llrallar, Toha.co 2 ?
withVoiwoo/ fa. tie, Ae to l.obath A ijh.pl*r. Pe^
7 fat >4 44 Ion M. Jr?kc t.rk Emma Lincoln, from ??"??
for N Yorkt ^th, 1*127 37. Ion 7t?3U. ?|?jke .hip Am.riea,
rmb F<"t,u PrlM#'
?1" J?t. with lonwood, to U Becker A Gnerc.
Brt? Trent' n (of ElUworth). Haynn. Gonal***, ? day*,
* (Of" it^fn".' M;U.V?. 1? day*.
Br\"ruV.?lo?." Xjk. from Wl^.orVNS
? hi *h knocked d^fru tonr raan, and killed Antunta
cVV.'lrf-o' uo.loV .Vam.n. th. .th ^war* not -rioualy
enl.a (of PhiUdelrkia). Robing., Cai l*?a?. IS ?ay?,
uTf. ptr. a jsxmsis s-ap- ....
Bnf k Co. W a. nine day. north of
I"Il^tl'rV.wi?h knu.nil.r Fob * lai ??"
t apo Batu . (ii pu0 ,. of I'oriinnd from Maraaa
rUr Li'Vrp'ol (|re?.bly the S?nri? fr-? P.n.ae.la for
I l-rpool) .. . f mi,w?rth>, O riff. a Attakapa* 17 day*.
* ?^|.Vrhrt<To??*lM,n???'aa>. l.apkam. Attakapa*, 17
CabaUo^
?ale from northward, wai struck by lightning. which split
the maiUBMt, Injuring the mu at the whMl and Hll
others of the crew.
Schr Maiurkalof Bitfut), Bt;ler, Granada, 18 days, with
fruit, to J W Hubbard A Co. fob #, Ut 30 JB, Ion 60 10,
?poke bark Marinate, of Valparaiso, from Matansaa for Hon
te video; took from her Capt Harrison. mate and orew of th*
brig Dart, of and from Savannah for Unadaloupe.whieh ves
?el boarded her 2d Inst, when the orew abandoned her in a
linking oondition.
Schr Mary Capon, Norton, Jeremle, 22 dayi, with coffee,
logwood, Ac. to A C Rosslre A Co.
Schr Larukah, Brown, Matamae, with sugar and Molasses,
to Msyer A Stncken.
Sorb Onward, (of Edith, Me) Lngett , Attakapas, 22 .days.
With molnasea to J Havana A Co.
8?br Moaua Waring (of Falmouth), Stone, Attakapai, 31
dsy?, with sugar and molaaaea, to Haven A Co. Waa 16
on the coaat N of Uatteraa. and hai suffered very mnoh
with ioe.
Scbr Col Salierly, Stetaon, Charleaton, 5 days, with ootton
and rice, to McCready, llott A Co.
Schr F Nickerson, l.ynch, Charleston, 7 day), with ootton
and rice, to Duilner A Potter.
Scbr Castillian of Elluworth, Lord, Attakapaa, 17 daya,
sugar and molaaaea, to C P Leverich. 1st in?t, lat 24 '.in 83
40, epoke brig A Ilaywood, of Bangor, from the WeJt Indiei
ft r Attaknnae.
Scbr A dele, Uallock, Wilmington, NC, 7 daya, naval atoroa,
to master.
Scbr Mary Clinton, Call, Port Lavacoa, 18 daya, cotton to
HcCready, Mutt A Co.
Scbr Tempter, Appleby, Norfolk, 3 daya, flour, to master.
Schr A J DeKoaaet. Brewster, Wilmington, NC, 7 daya.
Scbr R IV Brown, Hulse, Wilmington, NC, 8 daya.
Schr Eitily, Uankin, Wilmington. NC, 7 daya.
Schi Star, Tucker, Washington. NC 7 dsy?.
Scbr FTiond, Pntnam, Washington. NC, 8 davs.
Schr Laura E Johnaon, Johuacn, Newbern, 7 daya.
Schr Elizabeth, Salyer, Newbern, NC, 7 daya.
Schr Gallego. Smith, Richmond, 4 daya,
Scbr B Baker, Jr. (Jilley, Norfolk, 4 daya.
Scbr R Baker, Kelly, Norfolk.
Sohr I L Hammond Kinney, Norfolk, 3 daya.
Scbr M C Durfee, Jamea. Baltimore, 3 days.
Schr Daniel Brown, Heald. Baltimore
Sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence, with domoftics, to
n>anter l.eft I'rovidouce 4tn inat, and haa teen for the lait
vi ek in the ice in the Sound.
Propeller Palmetto, Ward, St Thomas, 10 daya, with
rum Jtc. to J C Whitmore.
Steamer I'iedmont, Post, Baltimore, with mdae, to John
Riley.
Steamer Westernport, Hull, Baltimore, with mdae, to John
Riley,
BEI.OW.
The report that " bark Opeoor" waa below 14th was an
error ot the piloUost for ahir Ophir, arr 16th from Havre.
Sliipn Starr king, from Calloa.
Ship M Howell, from Callao.
Ship Vorroat city, frum Callao.
Biirk Hannah Thornton, Congdon, from New Orleans.
?l?o a ship with Tapacott'a algnal.
Shipa Ilarri?burg, and lludaon, from NewOrleana; Lex
ington (Iteaniahlto. from Ilong Kong; bark* Stonington, from
Leghorn; Orion, irom ; briia Thoa Trowbridge, and Fre
doma.? (By pilot boat H B Hall.)
BAILED.
Ship* John W White, Valparaiso: Samuel Ruaael, Sail
Francisco; Tartar, Melbourne; Wm Laytin, Antwerp;
Juiz per, Peri am hue n; Dirigo, for Olaagow; Manhattan,
for Liverpool; barku Express, Havana: Jasper, Charleston;
Leo. Bavaia; Goodepeeil, Savannah, and Moro Cattle;
Wind at sunset WN W.
Bmr. Aimonr ? We hear oi a brig ashore to the eastward
of the nook, tuppoaod to bo the Angostura, from Angoathra.
A LniTi.su Bakk was ashore on thu Rrmor Shoal yester
I day afternoon. A steamer wa? trying to pull hor off
The pilot boat Christian Berg is ashore on the point of
I Study Hook, having been carricd thore by the ice,
memoranda.
Ship Martha, on th? way from Bombay for Calcutta, w.u
to load for Boston at fiffft per ton.
Ship John Bryant, reported missing, arrived at Naplea
previous to Jan 29
T legraphlo Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 13? Arr barka Auna, NYork; Lncy,
Boston.
H*r?ld Marine Corroagsondanc*.
PII II.ADLI.rHIA, Fob Hi. 4 I'M? Arr steamer City of New
York, Matthews, Boston; bark Jaino* C Hand, Carroll, NOr
Itam ; brig David a Broun, Marsbman do. Cld bark Azof,
Simmons, Cork and a mkt; brigs Emma, Ilaker, Boston;
Jlroeie, Oiiteebridgo, Clenfuenoa; Globe, Saunders, Car
denat; sobr Star, Nukersou. Frovidonce
Disasters.
msr For loss of br t Dart see arrivals at this port. For
dira^tcr to ship (>a7b.lo see Konoral nows columns. Sco also
ship news per Akin.
Siiii- Isaac N?wtoi?, Lundt, from Calcutta, of and for
Boston, put Into Mauritius- Nov 20 in distress, very leaky,
making Vi inches of Hater per hour? pun.ua badly worn,
irainn.ntt sprung, rudder bead split and tiller sprung, top
KSilant forecastle, knight beads and heel of bowsprit started.
the Itli Nov, In ft "" lent iriZ, ,VhiVtyp w" done oa
be sufficienUy
fioin? ar the rute of 71' knots ll.JiL 1 whilo
cntin, lii r bo, . and k"dly
,.>s ton.peued to throw'oVarfe Sjk EE ?<f?SS?."a
" ,117'(JWJ' coveM'wau'St"
i^SSSS? rifuTO"
aar "? --A?is r.'sta s.v?
S ?<K'S5,S:
tadly strained. watcrn.v, . r>?V<.,i i w";'i reported her
*iL I'rJmV.c^H^'tV ^port 0 at, P"1 B ^
^HSK-?SSf
vei?el of lMton? register rJns ?. h .7 . J' J '? * ?no
lt63, owned bV JS Vs'p Jefferson, 1, I in
S12?0, and is LWj'jSrL1
ho^se "old ??ur"t UT? * ^ro'm^l'.f* '???" ?Uh wain and
themselies by ascending ti o tiLini In? !"\? ,,,rod
?e^:roniVAa.^nre0^^^l^lt.:f^iV>K^I ?"oboy
to raise lit r next day. ' ^ mtendod to attempt
8t8DoSi?f0o"li."akK| T^'tTf' c0LP,V'm"ath' fr9? 0'jnaivss,
lest, arrived at No&lk 13th *P * aBd J,ok Ij?d
. ... Whalemen.
ullage n a^ruisi * " mthrop ? <">^?rd. FH, from Ma
^SW from Mauritl.s Nov 2 Julius C?,ar. D.bcock, on a
lalrhaTen.11*6 " tat 20 40 S" lo'W, I*4U, Leonard,
... e Spoktn.
|?HS:.K k Sb&sv^ ??
Jan ll, lat 49 nI'i^S w" 'r?m Lnrerp"01 fot ^Orleans.
?^iroSh7P?!OU*h' 'r0m l lverf0'jl tur Orleans, Jan 3., lat 30
F??l%ff"?Id KeVN?r'0ni "MhlMP?rt for N Orleans,
?. r^.^7h".'te wZWZ? Ut r?b ?.
lo?Sf ' ?? '?? Boston, Uth init, lat 40,
Jan iS, la'^'j^Vc'n lili'Su* ?roK?n 'or Sandwich Islands,
is-liis fsss
Fowtan Porta.
pu^?.ck~-l.?:VoV 18 bark Ut"nt0' H?'?. SUangba., and
8his;i^7!,8N,^V'"ohfj.;htow^sBfN,chwou- f'o?
do; bark Elua Ann Dndfa? ?? ' ,!0? for
neiro; Dec 2 sh ii?s (?v^n,. , ?in*a|>ora fsr Rio J,
do.; kd. Surprise' lUnlefi. frum' ShTngVa". for? N VorL" ^
tfsisssi re
Croircil, 8amnranir; Dec 3 Homur s??? w
. Calci tta-Id pirt Dec 19 filL vVlk ?0,,rftbW
sstawrKffi sr?5rr?^?a&
limit r; South Atiierin lit w?a-' v f' aihingtoii Alltton.
Golden Racer, Naael, for do Id*' Wili'w. e1 'I?tch, and
London August l'. srr Der I7* Hh, i? >l*Te' K#0"wl". 'f?m
Bon.:to1n?,h Ven,c#1 Br,,0'r- l'?ita4*'lpbla? l?h, irtsw's."^
oyr^,r.T,^;T?I.VforrlBJoItno1.8 b"k
?'oia^VrV^ V Ml * "' f<"
ha.', T.U^n.^:: Anna?C Ba?
h r,b 8. ichr N?pl?. 0,?.r Wilm,a(tol
iKsrwrt-Mta'
SW-.S:
eoHimn . f.tli. Let^nt, Cooper, do; l5th bark Klvira ii*?
T ' ?.?iTih- 1,1 *? Del 2S> J*1d No? *7 brie 3 Church
n^avi, Rliis, Hib Franri??o; Dto 0 thipi Ni<htiniil? u.st, '
tssx.a rsa.-^-'
U rort Dee 12 ships r.'iiabeth Ellen I.ne*s, Monsoon ae4
^Tr^.ttbirae^ ?? u*r.u'.4
M^HiSir 91 **hr I,irrMM,Ht ????
? ''f V "*~l?.f?vt abt Jan 90 brigs Jodie HathawnT
1 ttft B-u?lab V<tr?,?5^^
Macao? Jla Ne? 2S ship Bov, Mora*. CaMao
MawiiXA-ta sort Nov 9 ship fts^hooai Belm foe
ha?pca few days, with rice only An mm k? *
vea??l op for C States 7 A" '""W"
M?m??ii.w-Is port J?a ? fc,., n?rt?U
'?4 ? ?
Maxeillm? In port Jaa M Br bri* Albert, Griggs, tot
Palarmo tod Boiton 3d iatt.
MiTiiiu-I> pott rtk I. brie* Ala* P, Bromon, for
New York, ldg;B?roBda, Morton, for Botton, do and othtrt.
Mav?itiu?? Ik port Doe 7 ehlpe leuo Newton, Lnndt,
Calontta Oot 18 for Botton (ete ditattert); Newton,
Whitnej, from Calontta, trr Nov 7, and eld 25th on her re
torn.
Malta? In pert Jan U bark Wildfire, Coleman, fer Bioily
and Botton toon, only Am Tenet.
Memina? 91d Jan It bark I A Partons, Webb, New
Orleant.
.At dc Jaa 13 btrk White Wing, Sparrow, for New York,
%
-(iTia brigiCalTort, Jones, from Philadelphia tor leeward
t few days. I' Soulo, Brown, Thence, arr Not 25) for do,
Sld Dec 2 brig Louisa, Webber, leeward ooast; icbr U
UpLit? Arr prev to Jaa 19 (hip John Bryant, Lombard,
New Orleant.
1'aha, Hratil? In port Jaa 31, barks Ama?onai(Port),
from Oporto for Litbon, ldg: Heist. a (Br), from Liverpool,
for leeward, toon; Fleur de Para (Tr), Hebert, from ana for
Iltvro, ldg; brigs Chatworth, Brown, from and for NYork,
wtg cargo; Ligeiro (i'ort), from and for Litbon, uno; The
mn A Willlsm (Br), from Liverpool; W D Miller, Baraaby,
from and for NYork, wtg eargo; tohrt Sappho (Br), from
and for Lirerpeol, ldg; Rival (Port), from and for Litbon,
two dayt.
Pobt av PniNCB? In port Jan 26 bark Clara Windtor,
for Le Ceax next day; brigt Kernuga for Boiton, next day;
II Cunningham, for NYork, ldg; Bklanee, (Br), for do. The
brig Ceo 1) Smouse, of Boiton, are Jan 2S.
I'orto C'abello ? In|f>ort Jan 16 tchr Itaae Engt, from St
Thomas for Curacoa.
i'onT av Prince.? In port aboat Jan 24, brigt E 0 Ilolt,
Smith (or Grinnrll), for Boston, ldg; Kernizan, Vatiner, for
do, next day; T. A. Cunningham, Rich, for Norfolk, ldg;
Balance (Br), Murray, do,- 6 dayt; tchr Harriet, Richardson,
for do 6.
Pkrnambvco? In port Deo 27 brlgi Goo Ilarrii, Fronch,
from Botton, arr 23d; Helen F. Ryder, Smith, do arr 26ta.
Penanc ? In tort l>ec 20 thip Plato, late of Boiton, con
demned and told 14th for S6.S0O. .....
Rotterdam? In port Jan 31 Dutch bark Noderlandi, for
Boston ldg, and others, the navigation being still closed.
San Ji aw (Cuba)? Arr Feb 1 brig Caroline, Cook, Jack
sonville. Brig Eliza Burnett, Snow, for Boston, which
started abt Jan 2*. was wind bound at Key Francis.
Shanghai:? In port Deo 5 (Mrs Oraelo, Ranlett, from
Melbourne arr Not 21, for London, Competitor, Howes, from
San Francitoo arr Nov 25, for Boston; Galatoa, Barber,
from San Francisco arr Nov 2H, for NYork; Qolden State,
Larstow, from San Kranoitco arr Not 27, for NYork: At
boni, Llttlcfleld, and Robin Hood, Bearte, for NYork; bark
Mermaid, .Smith, unc. Sid Not 24 bark Penguin, Wheeler,
Too chow-foo: 30th, ships Lantao, Mosman, and Joshua
Bates, Eaitcrbrook, NYork.
SiEBttA Leon i: ? In port Dec 26 brig Comet, Leavitt,
hence, disg, arr 24th; tchr Elizabeth, 8tanhope, henco, do,
do, put in leaky. Brig Ann Maria, ot Salem, oamo to
anchor off the port Dcc 13 and sld 19 for the northward. At
Monrovia brigiCalvert, Jones, from Philadelphia for leeward
coait few ' ? ' * *"'
do. Sid:
N Gambril, Upton, do.
Saoi'a. ? In port Fob 6, brig Civilian, Webber, for Bos
ton, ldg.
St Johns, N.F ? Arr Jan 22, lirigs Artomai, Uefford, Now
York; Skipwith, Rjan, do; 23d sohr Victoria, Seal, do; 2!)th,
brig Helen Stairc, Hurley, do; Feb 1, brit Fairy, M'l'hail,
New York: 5lh. schr Jane, Benton do, Cla Jan 13, Br brig
Benjamin Cushing, Barbadoef.
Smyiina? No Am vessel in port Jan 20.
St Thomas, West Coast of Africa? In port Oct 23 tchr H
N Gambrill, I'pton, unc.
Sr Jaoo? Arr Jan 2S sehr Tioga. Stoddard, Mobile.
Singapore ? In pert Deo It ship Danl Sharp, Batiett,
from Batavia, arr litth, for Boiton Tia Ponang toon; barks
Falcon. Ilolt, from Batavia arr 8th, for Penaug and NYork
do: Hollander, Andrew, from I'enang arr 8tb, unc; Maria,
Peterson from Ctloutta nrr 5th, do; thip Bouita, Hollis,
from San Francisco Oct 13, arr Deo and sld Cth tor Cal
cutta Sid 4th, bark Merlin, Weston, Boston; 7th, ship
Hurricane, Very, Akyab; lUth, Br brig Rialto, Main, Boi
ton; 18th, ship Izaak Walton, Bitrsley, NYork.
Soi'K AnAV A? Arr Nov 2U (hip Rover't Bride, Smith, Syd
ney, NSW, via Batavia, ani tld 29th for Samarang.
St Hi lxna ? In port Jan 26 thips Cato, for Boston; Geo
Allen, for Hollies' Hole; Helen Maria, for Gibraltar; bark
Lucia Maria, For Salem.
St Thomas? In port Jaa 29 steamers Bori Franklin. By
ron, wtg order?; Palmetto, Ward, for NYork abt 10 days j
barks Catherine Augusta, Howe, wtg orders; Martha W
Babbidge, Babbidgo, to load at Pouoe, for NYork;
Elsinore, Whitmore, wtg freight ; br'gs Mungo Park,
Nichols, do; H Marshall, Donalds, do, Edwin II Fitler.
March, do; jElut, Knowlton, to load at Magagues for N
York; Oecan Bird. Leo, hence, diig; Louisa Sears, Kelly,
from Baltimore; scbrs S G Small, Hradford, wtg for freight;
N J Brighton, Hal) cock, for NOrloant; Julia A Sarah, Gilly,
*tg freight Lampligliter, Addams, repairing, (not arr Fob 1).
1 on a sco ? In port Jan 27 bark M X Trout, id* for NYork;
brigt Galena, do do; Cobden, do; Nancy Plaisted, do do;
Wm Moore w tg fgt; sehrs Sophronla, ldg for Work; Narra
guagus, do do; viceroy, do do; Kaloolah, do do,
Thikte? In port Jan 2<i bark Mary Wheldon, from Bos
ton, arr 22d, for Palermo end Boston 4 dayt. Sld 34th bark
Vtah, iarrtr, I'nlormo and Boston.
Trinhiaiide Ct'BA ? In port Jan 27 brig Edinburg, for N
York. ld| ; JlalTern, do lor Philadelphia; John Welsh, ldg
for do; barks Mary Chapman, for NYork; Richmond, for
Portland.
Whami'OA? In port Dec 10 ihips nouqua, Coleman from
nong Konit, arr 1st; liaidet, Tillinghaat, unc; John Wade,
llardirg, do; Tusklna, t'ushmae, do; Science, Roundy, for
San Franoitco, put back leaky; schr Spray, Barry, frcm
Uong Kong arr lit.
fPm Steamship Asia at Boston.]
A NPr oss an? Arr Jan 2C H'indsnr Forest, Graham, Lon
donderry (is adv at Glasgow, as if ldg at G fot San Fran
cltco).
Alicant? Arr Jan 22 Antoinotta, NOrloans (and tld for
Barcelona). 1 1
Alexandria? Sld Jan 1 Esther, Mosos, NYork.
Bn.? ast? Arr Jan 29 Glory, Beyme, NYork.
)? i< isTt'i. Channi x? Iii port Jan 31, Victor, Goodmanton,
from Antwerp f<r Cardiff.
Bom? Avx? Sld from the roads Jan 25 North Sea, Fabont,
NYork.
Adv Athens. Plumer. for W York; Iloopman, Van dor Lude,
for do.
Cadiz ? Arr Jan 12 Brodrene, Cl'nuen, N York; 18th,
Laura Snow. K.llnr, do; 20 h, W O Lewis. Marshall, do. Sid
1Mb, Lucy Eiiiat eth, Hopner, Rio Janeiro; 2Utb, Indepen
dence, Mellon. NTork.
Cab tit rr ? Arr Jan 25 Ilarrict Franco, Reed, Harre; 80th,
Arnb, Ballard, do. Sid let iuit Eliia Caroline, Morgan, San
Franeiico.
Coui! ? ArrJnnSOSt Louit (?), NYork for Havre (and
prceeeded mine <!av,)
I>kal? Arr Jan 30 David Brown, Brewster, London tor
Bomba} i and proc ueded).
Dvbi.in? 81a Jan 2.1 Sypha*. Croeby, Cardiff.
Arr Jin 26 Caiaumncc, NYork.
Fli suing? Sid Jan 2H Victor, Goodmanson, for Cardiff.
Galway? Sid J.rn 21' Jenny Stockton, Loud, Ilaltimore.
Ci.Asi.ott ? Arr Jan 27 Micmac, Auld, Charleston. Sid
S"th Fame, Trolry, Boston.
CnnwocK? Arr Jar 2ti Actre?s, Cain. 8t John, NB. Sid
25th, Java. .laek-oti, N Vork ; 26th, California, Fowler, NOr
leans; Sift, Mary Morris. M'Neary, NYork.
Cii?H Ai.TAn? Arr Jan 11) limner, Fanlkner. NYork; 20th,
Gandolfo, do for Malaea; Flying Eagle, Jones, do for Genoa;
Moses Kimball, Moody, NOrleaus; 21?t, U C Ackerly, Bald
win, NYork.
Orft-oA? Arr Jan ?3 Sp'. ndK, Webb, NOrleaai; 2fitb,
Hazard, Lloyd, do.
llAvnr? Arr Jan SI St I.onia (?), Wotton, NYork. Cld
Slct. Mulhouse, StilpLeu, NOrleang. Sid ?>th, William Tell,
Boi.my NYork.
Adv Adelaide Metcalf, Tlu-rese, Russell. St Lonis (s), F B
rainier, and Radius lor N Vork, F IV Bailey, and Lor.ua
f r NOrleans.
Lit ? R root. ? Arr 28th tilt, Neptune, BatoheMer; Guiding
Star. Ilale, and Spark the Ocean. Coraery, New Orleans;
2!'th. Tirrell, llilcr; Bell Rock, Pendleton, and Atalanta,
Coll y, New Orleans; Joaepbine Harding, Jordan. Charles
ton: J A Westervclt, Austin, New York: Jas Llttlefleld,
Potter, St Stephen NB; 1st inst, Lady Westmoreland, Stra
than, savannah: SHdonh, Taylor, N York; 2d, A B Thomp
son, Skollield, N Orleans.
Cld Snth, Wm Bare nd>, Jaske, San Francisco.
Sid 27th ult, Bombay, Roche, Savannah; Rotnnda, Lunt,
Charleston; 2ntb, Lorema, Morrow, Baltimore; Aurora,
Bnnting, N York: 3otli, Fanny Ginney. Moody; St I'atrick,
Kinney; Sunny South, Frost, and Windermoro, Wilson,
N Orleans; 31 -t, Moutetuma, Rooko, Mobile: E Z, Harts
horn, NYork; 1st inst, Revenue, Robinson, NOrleane; 2d,
Boitonitn, Maiing, 11 ??iik Kong; Volant. Bray. New Or
leans; Columbia, Hutchinson, new York; 3d, Piiuocton,
Ru'sell, do.
Adv Canada (s), for Boston 27th; Oriental, Robinson, do
Stb; llnltic (s), Comitock, for N York 10th, Jeremiah Thump
s' n, lllnle; Andrew Foster, Swift; Princeton, Hussell, and
Thornton, Collins, do ,V h; New World, Knight, do Oth; Al
bion. Williams, and E C Scranton, Williams, do 10th; James
Foster, Jr. Porter, do 16tb; Albert Gallatin. Delano, and
Ontario. Wood, do 21st; A /.Chandler, do with despatch;
Tuscurora, Spedden, for Philadelphia 12th; Zenobia. Robin
son. do 2"th. Westmoreland, Decan. do with despatch; Flora
McDonald. Skinner, lor Baltimore tith; Annapolis, Craham,
do 20th; Arlington, Cuminer, for Charleston with despatch;
Dorchester. Power, for Mobile do; Sbaks|i?are, Comings, for
Norleans 5tb; Sandusky, Rice, do6th; Jersey, Crosby, do
7th ; Sp.irk of the Oct an, Comery, do 12th; llellos, Nason, do
Hth; Neptune, Batchelder; Tirrel, llilcr, and Bell Rock,
Pendleton, do with despatch; Blanche Moore, Evans, for
Melbourne, Msrch 1; Blue Jacket, Cnderwoo], d ? 4th.
Ent for Idg at do .Ian 26 Sandusky, for N Orleans (changed
from Savannah*; 27th. Jersey, (or do; 2Sth, South Carolina,
I cask, Melbourne and Gcelong; J* hn Owen, Doane, NOr
leans; 30th, llenrv Cook, Pre; Blllory, Birney; Bell Rock,
Pendleton, and Neptune, Batchelder, NOrlenns 31st, Tir
rell, do; Atalanta, Colby, Calcutta; Feb 1, Jas Littlefleld,
Potter, do; Spark tie Ocean. NOrleans.
I.OMiOK? Ent inward Jan 27 Chtistiana, Hammond, from
NYork; 30th, R Cobtien, Black, do; Slit, Palestine, Tin
ker. do.
Cld 27th, Josephni, Lord, Calcutta; J Walls, Jr, Garvie,
Card. ff and Toneriffe; 31st. Romsnce of the Sea, Ilenrr.
llong Kon* and Canton; Susan llinks. Clansen, Cardiff
and Savannah. Sid Feb 2 Gravlna, Sprague, Shanghae.
In port Feb 2 Rhine. Moore, for NYork, abt ready; Ami
ton, llovey, lor do hth; Christiana, Hammond, do 15th;
Devonshire, Lord, do 22a; Woodcock; Lambert, for do ldg;
l.igbtfoot, Pierce, for Calcutta do; Portlaed. Braiier, and
Queen ot the East, Bartlett, do do; Asa Packer, Broomficld,
for Sydney. NSW.
I.? Htk icn? In port Jan 24 Cochltnate, Irvine, from New
castle for Boston, commenced reloading.
Lisboih? Arr Jan 15 Alexander Mitchell, Finnegnn, Wil
mington, NC; i-th. NuovoFelit NYork.
Shoksiiais? off Jan SO Ariel. Parsons, from Wilmington,
NC. for London.
Soi thasi?tow? Sid Feb 1 Wbito Falcon. Ryan, Crimea.
Malaga? Air Jan 17 Anita, NOrleaaa; Elisabeth, Young,
NYcrk, ath, Francesoa, do: Carmen. Charleston.
Marsi illsb? Arr Jan 25 William I'enn (s). Codman, Con
staktinople; William F Safford, Snare, Wilmington, N C;
2l?th. Terror, Mckerson, Boston.
Msi.aoi rm ?Sid Nov 4 Maid of Orleaai, Jones, Callao;
2Sd, Charter Oak, Merwin, do.
N i wroaT? Clii Jan 2?'., Marcia C Day, Barstow. N York.
Sid 1st inst Cascade, Raymond, St Thomas.
Pi.tnot Til? Arr Jau ? Adjuster, Hutchinson, Batavia
for orders. _
PoaTSMOfTti? Arr Jan 30 Vanelnse, Hewes, from New
Orleans for Antwerp; American Eagle, Moore, London for
N York (and sld lame day).
Qi > > mtows- Arr Jan 25 Raleh Gopaul, Rlakie, N Or
leans lor Literpool, 27th. Lord Riversdale. Mulcahy. NYork
for do
8id?it, NSW? Ait Oet 29 Maria Theresa. Upton Auck
land. N I, .Nov 8, Cyclone. Ingersoll, Calcutta.
Vigo? Arr Jan UGcn Jonet. llodgdoa, N York.
WATsasoau? Off Jan 27 i ranklin, Ssy, ISdavs from Sa
vannah for lit ert col. Arr in the Passage 2ft h John Her
man. Backham, NYork.
I.irmroot, Jan 19? The Spark the lOcean, Comery.
which anrived here yesterday from New Orleant. was in con
tact bee 24 v Ith tke Telegraph, from Boeton to San Fran
Cisco; the former lost foreyard and jibboom. and had stem
stsrted and bow stove; the latter lost foretoiima<t. fore
yard, libloom if. but her ball la not supposed to be moob
Injured.
Gibraltar Jan IS? The Phantom. Bnrnett, from New
put to Ma ta put into tl.is |ort lMt li isast . with ennsidera
file damage to ber bows, hating teen in contact on the 14th
wi<b t he Oe j W Hort in (Am bark* 1'ierce, from NYork for
Marseilits
Jan 24? The Cattariaa (Sard brie), from Genoa for Monte
video, with emigrants, ran on shore off the Devil's T.>wn,
eastward of the Rocks, ni.ht ot22il; 11 passengers drowned;
several misnin.-. and -one crushed to aeath by the shifting
t.f the carg". ? hich is di. bar/ing .... ...
Tbe Chronometer (Am aekooner'j tr m MilforH to Naples,
was a) an ,n?-d Jan 15. In lat tA N, Ion 12 W, in a sinking
state, decks stove in and notrnx bnt foremast standing;
crew ()U in number) taken off the wreck by the Kuroclydon,
and landed at this | ort.
IIong Kori., Dec 2? Tbe Argonaut. Hall, from Boston,
which arrived here Nov H, has been ashore ou a reef In the
Straits of Li mboek but came off wltbont any damage.
Dee 12? Put back Alfred I'pbam, for California, leaky.
Ti e Science, with Chinese emigrants for California, passed
by the harbor on her way to Wbampoa, prev to Nov 10,
having pat back after beta* oat 21" days It Is reported
that forty of the Chinees had died, two or mora of whom
,M,,,b0, Home Porta.
APALACHICOLA? Cld Feb 4 bark IBertha. Blancbard,
for Liverpool ; Br bark Envoy, Cook, do
BALTIMORE? Arr Feb I4 sehr Lydla Oibbi, Gihbs. Pro
?ideace. Cld sehr Blooming Yoatb, Watts. Indianola.
Tvsiv.
BA1 H? Cld Feb 14 ship Normandy (new, 1,491 tone), Mel
r her, New Orleans Sid 14th, (hip Highland Chief (new),
pn*T<iy-ATT Feb W Br e*??m<h<p A?la. T?ott. fdrt^otl
MOBII
ohaidf
3d init, via Haiifai 14 th, SAM, arr no it 10KA M; ehip
Wm Goddard, McKay, Calcutta Sept V, Sand float* 2*tb;4
bark Wagram, Kills, Rialejo, West Coast Central Anihtt,
via Valparaiso Oct 6; brigi Guardian (Br), H'ymti, Surinam
Deo SO; Empire, Niekerion, Philadelphia; ?chr? N J Knight ,
Kemp, and Jobs Maihow Jacobs, fancier. Via Qaaraa
tine, ?hip Superior. Sonle, Liverpool 6th ult. Cld this
Ooean Stood (of Bolton, late of Bath), Cox. NYork, to load
for Australia; tark Statftman (Br), Hemeoa, Savannah, to
load for Cork; brig (late Mbr) Helita, Foster, Genoa; lohra
Ilanover. Brown, JaeBil, Spring Hill, Freeman, Capo Hmf
ties, Pearl, Brown, Philadelphia. Nothing tailed, wind
ISE, latter part atrong breeie, with heavy rain all day and
thick weather. In tho Roadi, ships Dashing Wavo. Alert,
King Lear, Shaw mut; barki Rieaia, E Dwight, Western
Sea, Anonimo. _
BRISTOL? Cld Feb 19 bark Ooean'i Favorite (new. of
Bristol, about 400 tons). Johnaon, Havana.
CHARLESTON? Arr Fob 10 brigi I.odebar. Thompion, K
Orleim; Fanny Whittier, Birtlett, aid Celestlna, Leightoo,
Boiton; lohn Boldon \ieit Perkins, do; BN Hawklni.
C rifling, NVork; 11th, ?hip Joiephine, Boraholm, Provi
dence; bark Ediito, Harding, Boiton; ichr N W Smith, Ho
bart, NVork; lZtb, ship Maiy MerriU, Kinsman, do for Now
Orleans? see disasters: ichr Louliino. Hudion, NYork. Old
10th, ihip Allianoe, Herbert. NYork; Mhu H.yward, Ma
Dougall, Havana; Effort, Dunning, NOrleans. Sid 10th
ihira Caroline Nesmith, Lalla Rookh, Camdon; Ketch Bro
there; ichri Sophia Charlotte (SweeJ, Fanny; 1 1th ihin Al
liance; bark ElM(Urem); ichr Heyward; Rth, Br ihip Ida*,
M'cscott, Liverpool. ,
FALL RIVER? Sid Feb IS ichr Minerva, llcOivern, Bal
* 'JACKSONVILLE? Arr Feb 2 brigs Benecia, Rowland, Bo*,
ton; Brltlab Empire, Burohard. Antigua; ?th, aohr Isaao Co
hen Herti, Bullock, NVork. Cld Jan 31 aohr* Helen MatU
da, WeHi/Porto Rico; H W Wellington, W elUi, St Kitti (not
LCBEC? Sid Feb 12 ichr Leopard, McFaddcn, NVork.
LE? Arr Feb 8 ahipa Sylvanus Blanchard, Bla?
l'ortlaud; Advance, Lccraw, New York; K**?rt,
jn uwi Bath. Spbark Ana, Fontainille; llatana, l>rig li x
JC Cilmore, Eldridge, Boaton. Cld 8th*hips Satellite (Br).
Gould and Winfield Seott, MeLellan, Liverpool. Sp brig
Eatcvan Alberto. Rinbal, Cormona and liiroolona; achr
Mary D Lane: Gardener, Providence; 9th, bark John Den
bam. Davie; Boaton.
NEW ORLEANS? Arr 8 Feb ihini Cornelia, Smith, Boa
'on; Omar Pallia, Barnes; Pacific Jllnmphreys, and Atlantic,
Worth, NYork. Cld steamship Cahawha, Shufoldt. NYork.
via Havana; ahlps Gosport, Strickland, Liverpool; States
man, Watts, Havre; Callender, Dick man, Olaisgow; Ara
mede Snow, Harnden, NYork; HowaJJi, Batch, Boaton;
Br achr Adrcntnro, Barnes, Beliie, Honduras. Below loh*
Miry Caroline, from Tampioo.
NEW BEDFORD? Sid from the Powder Hole Feb 14, aohr
Leading Breeze, Smith, Boiton for Tangier; had been fro sen
NEWPORT? In port Feb IB brig I New Globe, from Virgi
nia for Bath; Shaokford, from Aleiandria for Boaton; ichra
Frances Hatch, from Tobaieo fordo. Arr liith brig Lydia,
Stover, Norfolk for Portland; lohr* Hannah A Ablclal, Rj
binaon, Camden for Norfolk; Ellon, Robinaon, Boston for
Baltimore; Leading Brcete, Porvore, and J Froman, Baker,
Boiton for Tangier.
NORFOLK? Arr Feb 13 ichra Le Roy Port, and E Bil
liard, Partridge, NYork. Cld barks Helicon, Gooding, Do
mara; William. Gray, Porto Ricu; ichrsfWar Steed. Petty,
NYork; Walter A Lemuel, .Inht-son, Boston. In Hampton
Reads slip Viking, Wir.sor, 103 dayi from Callao.
OREGON? Sid Jan 3 brig Agate, Collins, Honolulu.
At Humboldt Hay lltb, aliip Lnuis, Ross, for Sydney N
P W 8 dB; Larki Oik,, Oaki for do ldg: Columbia Hunter, do ??
do.
PENSACOLA ? Cld Feb 3 Bohr Mason, Staplea, Tamplco.
Pnil.APELPHIA ? Arr Feb IS bark Paei, Wilson, Porto
Cabello Jan 17; acbr Wm M Foster. Concklin, Now York.
PORTLAND? Arr Feb U bark St Jago, Fozg. NYork; achr
Linda, Stewart, Baltimore. Cld ship Sevastopol, (new, of
Bath, 4P8 tons), Raynea, Havana; brii; E Baldwin, Montgo
mery, Matanias; achri Northern Li tht, Dovle, nnd J alien.
Snow. NYork. Sid sohr Juniata, Wiilard, Puiiadolphla.
PORTSMOUTH? Cld Feb 18 ship Colorado (new, of Portl
mouth, 1,143 tona), Haley, NOrleani,
SAVANNAH? Arr Fob 11 ibipi Haloyone, Pratt, Boiton:
Corinthian, I)ver, NYork.
SALEM? Cld Feb 14 hark Goldfinch Lovett, Woit Coast
of Africa.
8T MARKS? Arr Feb 2 aohr Wm B Pet tie. Fawcett, NOr
leane;7tb, brig C A Coe, Hubbard, NVork. Cld 31st ult
achr Montrose, Winilow, do; Feb 2d, brig Suwannee, Joee*
lyn, .
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BIT.
REUGIOVS NOTICKB.
EEV N. S.'a BEMAN, D. D., OF TROY, WILL DK-t
i livrr the nineteenth discourse before the Youn*
Mvu'h AaFOclation of tlie South Dutch Church, Fifth
avenue, corner of Twenty-firit street, on next Sabbath
evening, 1 ft h init., at 7 o'clock.
rfUlE BEV. MK. DOBART. OF TRINITY PARISH,
J. will preach the third of the ierie? of lermoni in St.
Stephen! church, corner ol Broome and Cnrjatie a tree U,
to morrow (Sunday) evening. Service to commence at
7K o'clock.
The rev. Joseph p. Thompson will delivkr
the bixteerth diifourne before the Young People's
Cbriitlan Anociation of Calvary Baptist Cuurch, Twen
ty-third atreet, near Fifth avenue, to morrow evening,
at 7 >4 o'clock.
PERSONAL.
FORMATION WANTED OF MRS. BELI.WARD AND
b?r two children, who left Liverpool, lung land, on the
steamer Amerira, which arrived at Boston on th* 'ZotU
December, 18f 4, bv her husband, John Kellward, who is,
for the present, residing at St. l^oaia. Miasotiri. Ha has
been unable to trace her any further than Boston, and
being anxious for the safety of heraelf and children, and
being in poor health himself, desirea any peraon who can
afford him any information respectiug them, to addrou
him at St. Louis, and on return of poat he rill remit
suitable compensation.
INFORMATION WASTED. ? SHOULD THIS MEET THE
eye of Mr. BALK M. BROOM, compositor, or any
peraon acquainted with him would confer a favor on
Dim bv an interview with the subscriber. A actuation u?
open for him it he applies immediately to hla friend
JOHN OAtOHEY, 556 Houston atreot.
INFORMATION WANTED? OF EDWARD AND ROi'.KRT
Spenctr, saddletree makers, of ClarLlngwell, Lon
don, supposed to be in or about New York Any peraon
having knowledge of their whereabouts will greatly
obi ge a relative by addreatlog Frederick Sp-ncer, Ilerall
office, where a letter may be found for tbcin.
INFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM STEPHENSON,
an Englishman, a mason by trade, about fifty live
years old, formerly living in Brooklyn. Any peraon who
will inform tbe undersigned where be may be found
will be suitably rewarded. Address John Hooper, 11
Dutch street.
PERSONAL.? THE RELATIVES OF GEORGE F. AL1.KN,
reoently mate of a ship out of this port, and sup
posed to be from Pennsylvania, gin hear something ta
their advantage, by apply ing to
JAkKH W PH1LIJPS. M South street.
PERSONAL ?CHARLES H. MOl'NTAIN, ARCHITECT,
formerly of Hoboken, New Jersey, is requested to
call at 67 Walker street.
imrrriSTHT. 4
RARE OI'PORTl NITY? I WILL MAKE, FOR
J\ a beautful and useful set of 32 teeth, upper and
lower nits, m the beat gold plate, warranted for life,
auch aa I wear myself. Teeth can be inserted without
extracting tbe old roots. Dr. NAPOLEON 1'KErERKE,
66u Broadway, formerly 460 Grand street.
FINK ARTS.
DEOORA71 VE~EHESCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN
and Italian school.? Is ready to decorate in th*
moat approved manner, and in all atylea. Addreas, at
208 Spring street, New York, GEOitGE FITCH.
OLD ENGRAVINGS BOUGHT, ALSO OLD BOOKS,
and tbe highest price paid for them in any quanti
ty. Small and large engravings, old books, 4tc., alraya
on band and for sal* at the Old Curiosity Shop, No. 6 35
Broadway. Also Morgan's expose of Freemasonry, few
oopias.
VALENTINES AT HALF PRICE-?FOR THIS DAY
only- at Bl'HGIE'S circulating library aad book
store, 4Y0 Eighth avenue, between Thirty second and %
Thirty-third streets, east side. Valentines delivered free.
INSTRUCTION.
BF FOSTER k HIRAM DIXON GIVE LESSONS IN
? bookkeeping, writing, kc , office 346 Broadway,
(Appleton's Building.) where gentlemen are qualified for
the counting-house, in a superior and expeditious man
ner.
Dag i errjloty ping taught in ten ucssoNa,
at one dollar a leaaon. Photography, by the ooUo
dion process, taught for 60 dollars. Apparatus, chemi
cals, kc , sold cheap aa elsewhere. Likenesses taken foe
60 cents and upwards. Pictures copied, views taken, kc.
HENDERSON'S Gallery, No. 1 Bowery. Open day aad
evening.
HARD T1MKS.
Thirteenth ward relief association ?the
finance Committee respectfully give notice that
on Sunday next, lfcth Inst, at St. Mary's Church, cor
ner ef Grand and Ridge streets, in co operation with th*
efforts making by the association to relieve the great .
distreaa (listing among tbe poor of the ward, the Rer
Tbcmaa Earreli, pastor, will make a charitable an peal
to his congregation at each of the four maaaea of th*
day. assisted by th* emineat Dr. Cummin?*, who wiB
deliver a discourse favorable to this charity, at the 10){
o'clock morning mass. The entire collections of the four
masses, and that of vspers, and also such subscription*
and contributions aa may be made, will be given to this
association. The charitable are Invited to attend.
Strangers to the church will be snpplied with seats by
Mr Drumgoele, sexton.
JOHN B. BYERkON, JOHN F. RUSSELL,
DAVID A FORBES, CHAS M. SMITH.
Finance Committee Thirteenth Ward Relief Associa
tion.
HOHIM, CARR1AUKB, M.
A HORSE, HARNESS AND 8PR1NO CART," FOR SALE?
Would answer a butcher or baker; the owner ha*
no use for tbem. Inquire st 6M Eighth aveaue.
T7K)R SAlE ? A PAIR OF SORREL MARES, 14W HANDfl
r high, perfectly sound; kind and gentle in aB
harness. Can trot a mile together in throe minutes toa
seconds. One is well broke for a lady to ride. Will ha
sold separate. Also, a bay colt, 16 hands high, five year*
old, juat from the country, and can trot h.a tails in thro*
minutes. Inquire of JOHN DURYEA, St Clark street
Brooklyn.
OR fc-Al E ? A GRAY HORSE SIX YEARS OLD,
warranted kind and gentl*, suitable far any kind
of business; also, a top wagon tnd harness, nearly now
suitable for grocers or expreso. Will be sold together
or separate. Inquire at 208 Broadway, baoemant.
F" OR SAL*? ONE SECOND HAND TOP WAGON, ONB
no top buggy, two aeat rocltway, anl one doctor's
gig; also, one new two seat phaeton, one new extra fin
ished shifting top wagon, and one new ao t> p boggy, all
of whieh will be sold cheap. Apply at ths litery staMa
68 Wast Thirty -third street.
WANTED? TO PURCHASE, A PAIR OF HoRfMHL
aay from 14 to 16 haada high, stylish drivers ead
fast. Aay one having the ate ve (or sale can had a cash
c n sterna r bv addrot'lng A. B., box 706 Poat Ofloo, giving
dooeripti"*, prise, to.