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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06
BrooLlyn City News.

SENTENCES IN THE CouRT OF SEssIoSs.-Thomas Murtha
who tried IN the Court Of General Sessions in
dictment for incest, and convicted, brought up
yesterday and sentenced to the state prison for
years and siA months. The offence committed upon
the person OF his daughter. child not than twelve
years oil age. John and Benjamin Williams, aud Ana
Smith, all colored convicted of burglary in the
FIRST degree br .aking into the house Of Alfred Becar
and stealing number Of articles John Williams was
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment the State prison.
but in consequence of extenuating circum stances,
sentence the other two suspended for the
Michael Abel convicted Of burglary in the first degree
in robtng tile store Of VIM r. 1ce in Atlantic street.
need to the State prison for the term OF
years AMI six months. Bridget Murray, convicte of
grand larceny, in stealing diamond ring valued at
$780, from Mr. Ross, sentenced to the State
for the term OF two years and six months.
foIIcE APPoISTMESTs.--Tbe following policemen we're
appointed for the Seventh ward yesterday by the Alder
and Mayor-Israel Denton Henry Gerodett Charles
hyde, Joshua Evans, John Kssweli, John Camp ell,
John Vesor, Martin ii. B-bee, David Stewart Charles
ID. Butler, Thomas johnson, Carman Seaman, Jacob j
Beaseey, VIM. II Babcock Livingston Miller. With the
exception of the first named four the appointments
n new
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NaYal lnfelIiuence

IETrR BAG ron THE AFRICAN souApRoy-Tbe brie
Monte Criso, which Is TO sail from Boston on the 10th
inst will carry letter bag 10 the naval station npon
the West Coast Of Afr Letters left at the Naval
Lyceum Charlestown Navy Yard or at No. A. Central
wharf, Boston, previous to her departure will be duly
forwarded.
Isrx ST. VINCENT Oct. 2s.-The Constitution bearing
the broad pennant Of Commodore Isaac MAYO has
returned TO the Cape de VERDE Islands, from long cruise
on the ,oast south Of the Equator 0cers and crew ali
well She win sail on another cruise soon o. abe can
take In provisions The following IL list OF lief OF.
6cers:-Commander-John Rudd. Lieutsnants-s T.
Hazard b. N. Dove Larkin, c. H. Rodgers A. Clarev
C. :. McDonough. Fleet Surgeon-M G. Delaney Passed
Assistant Surgeon. L. Burtt Assistant surreon--J
G. Coleman. Purser-J. II. watmough. Marine Oacer-
Brevet Major n. 8. waliron Acting Msster-c Tenctt
Commodore's secretary-Iswellyn Boyle. Midshipmeu--
T. +. Potter, W. II. Dana, W. L. Bradford Anias Arm.
strong. Commodore's Cierk-Edwsrd Cobb Captains
Clerk-W. :. Swarge. Pursr's uerk-Rchard Rear lon
Act ng Boatseain-E Chamberlain. Gunner--A s.
Lewis. Capenter-Lewis Holmes. sailmAker-william
Bennett.
Tng SfooP-ofWAR AIBAv.-1he United States steamer
Fulton left Norfolk the 3Oth cruise In search OF
the sloop war Albany. Tho following Ia LIST Of the
lieut. Com dg--Jobn X. Mitchell; Acting Master-yat
son smith; Purser-wm. @ Marcy; Assistant sargeon-
J. s. 1upgan; Passed Midshipnen--A. b Cummings.
Henry wilson, John Irwin, A, Ward Weaver; First AZ,
sstnDt fngipeer-Rotert H. Long Third Assistant En-
eineers-Henry s. Barscr, q. X woodent, r. D. ouin
James u. kimball Captains Clsrk-Samuel V. Leosh.
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Bark Ann Harley, IS weeks Glasgow for New York.
put into Lewes Del morning Of 3d. short Of provisions and
Bark Francis Partridge built Of white oak ~ baltimore
in ls5 well found in sails cables &c and sheathed with
Tor $1,000. cash.
MIsssEe yrssrLs-Ths ship John Marshall OF New York
Is for valparaiso had been out six months Al last dato
and felt for her safety The
Psn'eI; Eugene sullivan s9y Samuel Hoover Samuel Wal
John BARLEY and VIM Tsts, :ssnsn The was sn AZ
sS vt sd TO- sa PS
in Ws street goo on vessel
The Baltimore Sun says rnmor within ! short time
gained from what have been unable to
had been lost and that
Ssa board o. wns hs and %1s
Aug p for Salinas Bay callao and chinoha Islands
no W. DO 5s
sions for her safety The Avondae was spoken OCT IN
owned : hy Messs Mason city ~ tons
ter stands Al valued at about $4,000 and Is probably in
LAuSoHrD--At East Boston Sd inst by Mr. saml Hail.
beautiful ship Of about 100 tons, not yet named.
ship sSEs % tor Ssne
Co. Of Liverpool and to run in their line Of Australian
india Point inc i q about tons ss
and others Of that City and intended for the rsightns
sr N White Ss sn and
sells ever launched Rhode Island She be command
AZ Taemp
fine new bark Of about 400 tons burtben Of the follow
feet owned BY parties Bristol Intended
general feighng business and to be commanded by Capt
style but owing The ownss. tide brought before
Csnonieqs "wednesday evening high water 70 tow her
On which after parting new eight inch navssr md
ting empty casks under her.
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ARRIVED.


s star si;ss z
. iiS, ZIP sssss 81 susS:
.'s's 1 c s4 % dsy: 1ss
bali i the osnsrs standing 3; Ill., i. lon . saw
sasn Sp
the northward o. cars Nay, With vnds and thick
ship CORN. ha. Dyer. H.e % days. with mdss and $40
Ship Sisssrs esf Fsirhsv.n swift, Trssss Nov l. aud
sss His nsa 49, ud.
70 stanton Thompson Experienced heavy weather during
ship saitsn. Barrett, New Orleans days, with mdse
ship chsos white Charleston II days. with cotton 4o
sngs s.. s'! il ss :.s %s
V ard is.s. with
risnJ 1 ps.s. xar.e'Se Dec IS with Coffee &C.
B.'i "A PIER. new Of Robsinston, simpson, PASSPORT
Gsiiot Fosss hsisns Dutch PosssnssD. Amsterdam q
Of the Gulf Stream passed large black iron buoy with
brandy to order Experienced heavy gales from NV
Ss Ir, csm c.s ys
had her wheelhouse damaged badly,
Brig Wheaton, Staples, Easspor days. with iath, to
Ma. ., Graf Won ssavs.a Er: Gsll., Bordeaux
Pe Prince. IS
weather. her 6sanends and lost part deck
schr Catharine Br). Spegroye Maguaday via Province
town, 20 days. with lumber to Jed Fry Put into
schr Mary Fletcher, Crosby, PASSPORT, 10 dsya
schr + Parker (of Norfoikl, New Haven.
Schr River Queen Fowler Providence.
Schr Kate Holbrook Hicks, Rockland.
BELOW.
Clipper ship Monsoon from Baltimore.
Brig Henry Brooke, from Port Prince.
One ship two barks, and two briggs unknown.
SAILED
Steamship Geo Law Aspinwai; ships st Denis, Havre;
Palestine, London; Metropolitan, San Francisco.
Wind during the day NE.
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Jersey City News.

GENERors-Hon. J. NJ Merseles, proprietor of the
Jersey City and Bergen Omnibus lines has offered to
give this days receipts to the third to the
poor Jersey City, e-thrd TO those Of Bergen and
the remainder 10 the poor Of North Bergen Tue pro-
ceeds of his line from hoboken to Bergen Corners wall be
devoted 10 the poor OF Hoboken.
THE CRY MISsIoN.-Rev. Mr.. verrinder, City Mission
ary in mis- report for the month ending the 18th inst
mentions receipts 10 the amount Of sl3s rs for the poor
OF which lie Las ss5 on hand.
DISTURBANCE "A disturbance occurred on Thursday
evening in the Commercial Restaurant between parties
who had previous difficulty. Thomas smith drew a
,stl curing the row. aud ha wing cooked pointed II NJ
David rehrson trrrurUn nain. InreU ivu,
were arres tied ana held to bail.
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Later from New Mexico.

INTERESTING FROM THE ARMY--THE UNITED STATES
IN POSSESSION OF THE NEsILLA VALLEY.
We are enabled TO lay before readers copy Of the
order issued by Gen. Garland, In relation to the
takitg possession of the Mesa Valley by the United
the measure may in its consequences, prove one Of
much importance
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO, |
FoRT FILLMORE, Nov. Is, 1854.
The laws Of the United States having been extended
by proclamation, the Mesa Valley and the Terri
tory recently acquired from the republic of Mexico the
undersigned Military Commander OF the same directs
that Lieut. Col Miles, 3D. Infantry, with part of the
garrison Of Fort Fillmore proceed TO the town of Mesil
and there hoist The national dag at Of this day
IL. The flag win be honored with national salute
III For the information OF all coucerned IL Is hereby
made known, that national flag win give protection
to all persons who properly seek it, criminals and other
evil disposed persons who seek to attain their ends by
violent means, and in violation Of our known laws viii
find neither shelter nor protection under ample folds
BIT. Brig General Commanding
General c.. accompanied by Governor Merriwsther
and Lieut. Col Miles, at the head Of about hundred
Dragons, two companies Of the third infantry two
pieces OF artillery, and the band OF the third infantry
arrived at Mesila, on the 18th November The Ameri
flag hoisted and saluted and Gov Merri yetber
made appropriate address to the persons present
TIE order Of Gen. Garland strikes wen conceived
and jud'ciousiy expressed; After its appearance
culated. We learn further. that on the 18th of
November last Bishop Iamy arrived at Santa Fe on his
return from Europe. lie was cordially welcomed by
large number Of persons, both military and civil who
met him about five miles from the city, and escorted
him in. OF the former, the following officers attached
10 the acquarters Of the department were present
Major VIM Nichols, Assistant Adjutant General; Ma
jor Fry, Pay Department; Ideuts Davidson sud John
s'on, OF The Irsgoons. The Hon. Judge Hough.on &C.
copapied the above gentlemen sgreeaby TO invitation
Lieut. sturgis OF the Dragons commanded on the &C.
cssion an escort of twenty three mounted men
Upon the arrival tf the Bishop In the city salute
was bred IN the plaza. Late In the afternoon the off,
GERS, together with number or the most
citizens o, santa Fe set down to sumptuous dinner in
the Parochal School The Bishop occupied the head OF
the table, with Major Nichols his right The festIyi-
ties ended in the most agreeable manner
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Police Intelligence. .
CuARGE OF FORGERY,

Ayoung man named Edward Thayer was arrested yes
terday, the complaint of Peter Duryea of No. 215
Greenwich street who alleges that he forged his
to check for SAT 60 the Grocers Bank Of this city
The accused taken before Justice Os oorne at the
lower Police Court who committed him for examination
CHARGE OF CARELESS DRIvING--RAMRoAp ACCT
DENT.
Officer Felleman Of the Fourth ward police, arrested
Of the drivers Of the Second Avenue Railroad Com.
papy for having little child, named Hiram
Dorsey at the corner of Oliver and Water streets The
accused being brought before Justice Osborne plain
ly showed at he driving very slow at the time the
accident occurred and that blame could bs attached
to him. He was therefore, discharged The wheels Of
the passed the and legs Of the little child
ipJuripg IL very seriously, if not fatally.
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SUDDEN DEAm.-About O'Clock Thursday evening
an old man, named West, residing 10 the Seven
teenth ward, dropped down dead while returning home
from drug store, is supposed his death was caused
by intemperance.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT SOCIETY society under the
above has recently been organized In tbs Eastern
district, their object being to seek out and render
sistance in various ways TO deserving persons The
following officers have been chosen:-President, Mrs
Cfas. Bowen Vice President, Mrs. VIM. H jenkins;
Treasurer Mrs. Caroline n. Da Vail; Secretary, Miss
Abby b. Martin Directors, Mrs. A. Hail. Mrs. Graves
Mrs. s. o. Martin, Mrs Woodside; Visiting Committee
for January, Mrs C. n. Du VAIL Miss c. Coles; Coun sell
lcrs, Messrs. Alfred Hall, Thomas Hooper, H. b shute
Vim. II. Jenkins, VIM. Du Vail.
FouSDIISc.-About 10 O'Clock Thursday night, an In
FAINT about six weeks old found deposited on the
front steps OF No. 90 South Eighth street It was
placed in charge of Mrs Weeks, at the First ward sta
tion house.
BuRG1ARns.-The house OF Mr.. Joseph wigley, 10
Bedford avenue, entered yesterday morning, and
robbed Of silverware and clothing. During Thursday
night, the meat shop OF H. b. Weaver Ia the Sixteenth
WARD was broken open, and robbed OF considerable
quantity OF meat
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STARVATION AT THE FIVE POINTS

pcsttuion and suffering al the Five Points have In
leased 70 s9ss an alarming c S within me last lew
mittee Of the LADIES' Home Missionary Society have
been constrained by their interest that locality and
definite action it's behalf Their simple object Is TO
supply the destitute and perishng with bread The mis-
sion OF the od Brewery has exhausted all its resources
An executive committee Of nine gentlemen has been
formed who will take charge Of this department They
have their treasurer and the funds collected for
this purpose win be kept distinct from those OF the
mission.
They DO not contemplate any expensive preparations
the outlay Of money for any purpose but that Of fur
nishing bread 70 the hungry II u believed that the
central and well known position of tho Mission hon SO ION
ne ate Of the Old Brewery renders q the most suitable
place In the ward rs depot and that the long expe
rence those connected with the mission have had In
visiting through that section, and thus forming
quansnce with the character Of It's inhabitants pecu
srly qualities them to superntend the distributing Of
bread and guarding against imposition.
Is not deemed at this time 10 describe any
Of extreme suffering they exist at the Five
Known 70 those who acquainted with that locality
that hundreds OF families have sold pawned the last
article Of furniture or apparel procure food and are
left the bare foor without bedding fuel and
not knowing where they get the next mouthfui 20
cat. Persons in these circumstances (many OF them
sober, industrious peope) thronging the Mission
house daily and from stern necessity many denied
relief This state Of suffering Is increasing daily and tho
starving must be fed.
bread daily TO keep the destitute from suffering with
hunger AZ this the committee aim, and 10 avoid any
delay they become Responsible msanh
10 Commence operations; and this morning there Is
bread In the Mission house which viii be distributed 70
the most needy throughout the day. They now call
rpou the public 70 sus tain them 10 this effort. They
make no labor appeal The cry of suffering humanity
echong from street street and cannot be UNDECIDED
I1r,ee above tue din Of commerce and calls upon all
Tho have happy homes, and BY the blessing Of Provi
fnce have competency, 10 lend helping haui TO
bose suffering poor whom Tod has committed 70 their
sre Eye have the poor always With you, Ia legacy
y he whole community, and " circumstances prevent
sour giving personal attention 70 these cases q severe
Ssiress, ef your gift Of money represent you. Remem
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Personal Intelligence,

Mr. Buchanan, the Lancaster MteUigencer says in.
tends 10 return home in October next making his stay
abroad two years.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the Sd instant says:-we
were informed yesterday by Hon. j. Scott Harrison that
very feeble and constantly confined to her bed has i'm
proved considerably within the last eight days. and
hopes are entertained o. her becoming comparatively
state, which renders the duration of Mr. Harrisons alb.
sence from Washington matter OF uncertainty, al
though he extremely anxious to be at his post in the
federal city.
At the St. Nicholas HotelHon a. W. Hilliard, Alaba.
Row sssit orange sS hse tf 1r
9' iHs tssiS Sss ssyf T.
g. t cGss S. Sa osass G.
G 81 81 =
i S.rs%;g yiTSais; r o,d%sa Boston, Geo Copper
ffaEs sas Ssss%sn' T. Camp s''i'''' 'r
u.pa sss JOHN rs uqeHop Henry Vermont,
Hudson cg1nse,sa n Billing SS ras1 81 oa Hen col i
Allen, British Army. -'' 'V'''' 'A''''
A. the ns.n' Yn: Hoto1H91 Caleb Lyon and family
WOODS, brunswick College; o. r. Crooks Ensand Colonel
sEson; Hunter e. r. PRATT worsss' as &sss
p Morton and lady, Detroit; samuel e simp,cn Eat
gov, New York,
From Canton, in ship Shooting star-J Mitchill, UsN
DEPARTURES.
For California via Aspinwal in the steamship George
h Law Dewey, NsndsyaeT Capt German. Admiral
hickman, semvfeld, A oatman, Andrews, IL q Plat,
Mcclure, Mrs ssns2n infant and servant Mrs Hepburn,
Plat and three children, Ganahl, G W Gunnell, @ G
Chase Mrs Little three children and servant, Mrs A
Nelson and two CHILDREN, II phimsy, Johnson Hol.
lazy Molady, Owens, Corso Miss ID Wicks, Mr.
dr:n and seryasi II Ernst and lady Flint Upham,
Shuts, ady and son, Ross, IL Nathan, Mr. Gould,
Iichard Davis steer, n Reed, N Reese, Clark
Miles Dayis, W i Thomas, Thomas, fraser, Ash.
u Moore, II Collins, q sherwin, A Williams, X
Harmed, Myer, 7 Newnobor, Brown, Lund, ii Gil.
t,rt, DAILY, Tredyon, Rinkclus, Trohing Finn,
Lyons, Curran Gouseck and full complement in the
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Der the truth, that 1t 10 blessed 10 give than to
receve.n
Donations to this object be forwarded to either Of
the undersigned, or TO the missionary Rev A. Lakin
lofee n the Mission house, the site Of the " Old
Rrewery') -
VIM B. 2idmors, Chairman 1855 Hudson street.
Cornell Treasurer, l41 Centre street.
Leonard Kirby, 80 and 81 vesey street.
G G. North, o. Chambers street
trsne,s Hail. Office Of the Commercial Pine corner Of
WlNiam street
O. D. Mccain, leT Spring street.
= s.ulth, 10 East Twenty. third and IA Fulton SITS
foah Narsan 20 Elm street.
A. Resdng, 229 Front street
Ralph Mead, Is and 16 Coenties slip.
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Legnl Intelligence.

CORR OF APPgAis-Jan 3.--No. o concluded; No 10
passed No. 10. blanchard and others against Thayer
Argued H. 8. Dodge counsel for appellant; Benz. T.
Nissan counsel for respondent.
Jan. 4.-No L. Reserved for Jan. g. No. %. Reserv.
ed for Jan. 10. Nos. 23and TO- Reserved -four weeks
No "a. Reserved for Jan 10. No. 90 Exchange with
les. Nos. zoe, 210, 232 215 and lo4 Struck OF. No.
Is. Thomas against Dickinson Argued. Mr. n. Hill,
Jr., for appellant; Mr. W. Barnes for respondent Nos
6s and 212 Submitted. No. 2s Reserved for Jan s.
No. 10. Maryne against Stewart. On argument Mr.
H. Wheeler for appellant Sar J. Parker for respond
emit,
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MEETING OF THE sHn CAnrKsrsns At CHARLES

hkETINH OF TIE SHIT CAHPKNfEHs AT On kR,Es
TowS Mvs-The ship carpenters employed In the Navy
Yard held meeting the 81 inst, In the Artillery
Armory OF Cbarsown for the purpose OF hearing the
report Of the committee sent 10 Washington (Messrs
Godbolt and Preble who returned yesterday to asce
tain the cause of the late reduction Of their wages
The committee stated that they had interview with
tho Secretary Of the Navy and informed that the
commodore OF the yard recommended 10 him TO reduce
the wages Of the ship carpenters 20 % 20 day which
he thought was too great reducton--e2 30 per day
not being than enough for this class OF
II seems that the idea Of the workmen In sending this
committee on to Washington was 70 gain information
the subject The expenses Of the committee do.
frayed by subscription, and small balance remaining
was given to two widow ladies' named Gibbs and orms.
by, whose husbands had been killed
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City Politics.

THE WING YOUNG MEMS COMMITTEE.
Pursuant TO call the Wing Young Mems Committee
met last night at the Broadway House. to elect officers
for the ensuing year. The attendance quite full
and although the committee Is supposed to be composed
Of young men, 1t is fact that many of the Oldest whg
politicians are among its members.
The committee organized by the appointment of John
Labor of tae Tenth ward, as chairman. and William H.
Browne, of the Twenty first ward, and Jacob Cholwe
OF the Ninth ward, as secretaries.
On calling the roll 1t appeared that there was full
delegation from each ward represented and that from
the First ward there two tickets foliows-First
ticket-Peter H. Graham VIM Black P. Glossy, Joseph
A. Gardiner, Thomas Coady. Second ticket-O D. Rey-
nolds, A. Painter VIM. Thompson, John F. Parker,
VIM. G Black. On motion, the two delegations were
sent back election ordered which will be held
next Tuesday evening, at the Atlantic Garden.
The committee then proceeded TO ballot for officers for
the ensuing year. James II. Wech of the Second ward
and II. W Genet of the Nineteenth ward were put In
nomination The following is the result Of the ballot
James II. WEIGH. Observation-Disclosures. 81
II, w, oehet.. ~
iotal... ................. ........,.......... 10
For first Vice President, Thos c. Acton, OF the FIT
cared elected. For second Vice President P. Q. Van
Wyck, Of the Sixth ward, received 80 out of 90
cast, which elected him. VIM. II. Brown and Jacob
Cholwel we're unanimously elected Secretaries Alfred
K. Booth was elected Treasurer.
Judge Wech, en- assuming the chair, made an appro
pirate al ress, in which he avowed his adherence
the old platform OF the wing party. He would support
Nyron II. Clark and the whig State administration. At
this the committee warmly appauded, and after they
adjourned they proceeded to open number Of bottles
containing suspicious looking beverage, WITH
are informed, decidedly pleasant taste. The whole
sale manner in which the young wings di cussed this
aforesaid liquid proved them to be sound at least
the Maine law ISSUE
THE FUsI0NIsTs.
The fusion committee, appointed at the Chinese
Rooms by the so-called fusion convention, met last
night at 1ammany Hall to make Preparations for hold
ing public meeting and to appoint speakers for the
same. 1t is understood that the meeting win be
held.
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FROM PoRr Az PRINCE by the arrival Of the schooner
J. Nickerson, Captain Hail. yesterday, at this port
frem Port au Prince, learn that logwood sas very
scarce, and selling for $780, Hsytien money
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PENNSYLVANIA IEeIsLAruRE.-A bill has been
introduced in the House 10 prevent the sale Of ntox
eating liquors the sabbath and to prevent tn. sale
Of adulteIous and sprituous liquors ss . beverage
bill also introduced 70 repeal The tavern license Law
in Philadelphia.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
Steamship George Law. NeKinstry, AsrinwAn 0 Ro-
berts. - -
ship Cora Linn Risk, Glasgow, Dmham A Dimon.
Shin Brew ster, Weehs, Havana Dow, Loud Co.
slip Larrabee, Burt Savannah, Cook Smith.
Eark Johann Elise HAM Jansen, Cork aud = mkt
Bsrh o J chaGee, Nichels, kon,evidso r Buck Co.
Bark Catherine, VISITS, Cienfuegos, W Elwcll Go.
Brig Triumph tsr Atkinson Madeira, Dmon Phillips
Bris Lady Chapman tBr, Bedford Bsrmuds " smith
schr Albert Mason, Smith Charleston, Doiiner Potter
schr Il Darris n, Spencer, Washington, williams.
schr Pedee, Baker. Wilmington, ID Murray.
schr Baitmors. siisht, baltimore johnson i1wden.
sioop Harvest, Corein. Providence, msstsr
Steamer Csitdcnis, Morley Bt!iim9re u Cremrsh
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TelcgraphiC Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 3-Ayr ships Andover, Amelia,
and Modern Times, New York; Nordec Boston; bark Mu