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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-02
Later from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF Tbs QUAKER CITY-MovEMESTS {

ARRIVAL OF Tbs QUAKER CITY-MovEMENTS or
TIE ALLIED sQUADRoNs, ETC.
Tie Unite States mail steamship Quaker City, i. W.
shuielat commander arrived here Monday ngnt, from
Mobile, December q, and Havana the 9th.
The Quaker City made fine from Mobile Havana,
forty -four hours, against strong head wind She
NAMED in that port venty eight hours and anchored at
the Quarantine Ground Monday night at twelve o'clock
four days and seven hours fyom Havana.
There ia nothing from Havana. The Christmas
holidays had interrupted business, and but little
doing no alterations in staple articles freghts
last advices.
The French vessel of war; Hermes and orestes had left
the harbor for san Juan, Nicaragua. 1t reported
that the French and English squadron their WAY
from san Juan TO Havana.
Nile Rachel had arrived at Havana her first perform
ance spoken OF 10 take place she goth ult but
there were rurlors aoat that she viii not perform ct all
on account Of her health and would remain inactive
the is..and for the ensuing three months
The Crescent ys passengers have all been forwarded
to their destinations Some Of her cargo had arrived
Hsysna in damaged state.
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Pennsylvania Legislature

HARRIsBr nc, Jan. l. 1856.
The Pennsylvania Legislature duly organized to-day
VIM N. Pratt and Richardson L. Wright were elected
Speai of the Senate and House respect rely. The
message Of the Governor is to be delivered tomorrow.
HARRISBURG Jan. 2, 1856.
Governor Pollocks message delivered to the Leg-
1ature this morning. He makes congratulsory
marks about the financial condition of the State-he
decrease In the debt during the past year having been
S6So 900, and new loan having been created. He
e to his former message for his opinions national
affairs, and reafrms the sentiments then expressed
He calls atenOnlto the essty for further legislation
onhe license question: adverts to the duty Of eecting
United States Senator audes to the robbery of
at the Harrisburg arsenal recommends the enactment
Of Law inficting punishment for such offences and
further appropriation for building arsenal at Phila
deiphia the State arms being now kept 10 insecure
outhouse owing to the former building having been
down. and not rebuilt in consequence OF the insucen
OF the appropriation for the purpose.
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ARRIVED.


ehp Young Amtsks baScock Manila loo day With sugar
pero Ioegns for London Challenge Kenney for New York
snip Liberty. Aars, New Orleans. Is daya with mdse 70
ship Storm King lof Boston, Carashas. Boston days in
tsast 70 sn,n Bon Was OF he Floating Light the
night q he .9h hA AID compelled 70 haul oil shore IN
quence Of the sn0w Storm
ark KoophsI del (boland), Hs;msou shiels, ~ days.
with COAL 70 order.
BARK Nos npg Star Spear New Orleans % days. with mdse,
10 der Experienced very heavy weaher on the passage
Brig vidsr lNcrs Thin Newcastle, 70 days, with COAL q
order Dec o. LAT 40 lon Co. Large ship waterogred and
tad only the stump Of one mast standng
six Frss Trader DR. Eder Windsor. Is days. with pAs
schr Anna Hinss lot Provr ceowu Case Puerto Cabeilo
IL days. With coffee End fusic dc Agreda Joye Coz
81 10 w.dlegh Krox Have been days Of Hssterss
schr Orfln Uow1 for New YORK.
Schr TItden lot sOuh Thoason). Snow Dsrtep days,
With naval fto es 10 master Experienced heavy weather
6chy Robt r Stool ton Eiyine, Georgetown Sc
schr 10Y, seaman Norfolk 40. Experienced very heavy
schr Benny james Aldridge Balunore Boston Put
this port for Aving been able to obtain su
Gent n baltimore.
schr Cornola, Hover Wfnins ton Del
Schr Daniel Norris Noble Brandy wine, Del DAYS Saw
fore aud at ch0oD the Point the Hook
about II AM this morning Appeared 10 be coal loaded.
achr lss Chase Boston days.
6chr G Taylor, Hooper, Grea, Egg HArbor.
BELOW.
One bark and two brgs, unknown.
Wind during the day. WSW.
Large quantities Of drift ice made it, appearance In our rivers
and bays last night ard this morning
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY UPON An OFFICER.
Fires In New York.


Between six and seven O'Clock Monday evening the
alarm Of In the Sixth district caused by the burst
ing q campbene lamp, in the premises of James 1honp
son, zoe Grand street. Tiifing damage.
FIRE IN CHATHAM STREET
About half past eleven o'clock on Tuesday night the
isrmoi fire in the Seventh district caused by the
discovery Of fire in the clothing store 81 Chatham street
owned By Simon Fox. The iremen were early at the
premises and succeed in preventing the flames from
tending beyond the store Upon examination Of the store
and the appearance Of the burning evident the
fire originated in the part by the entry partition
The clerk who usually slept in tho store bsent at
the time. The Damage to the stock and fixtures by fire
and water will amount probably 10 500 or $500. Mr.
Fox has insurance upon his stock and fixtures to the
amount Of 1000, in The Rutgers Insurance Company
The upper part Of the building unoccupied, which
accc in great for the fire getting much
head way before discovered
The store No. 95 is occupied by Henry p Degraaf fur
nture dealer No damsge but as the store was only d.
vidod by board partition and filled with smoke, the
chief engineer ordered the door broken open to ascertain
If all was right
FIRE TENTH AyESuE-Shortly before twelve O'clock
Tuesday night, fire discovered in a wood shed
attached to frame dwelling No. 426 Tenth avenue. The
shtd was unoccupied. The Are supposed to be the
work of incendary. On the 10th August last fire
discovered in the shed, but ii extngushed
before any damage done. Losa by this fire about
$50 The building il owned by William II. Trow, and Is
insured for 5000 in the Grocers Insurance Company.
FIRE MARION SIn1I-About five O'Clock .ues-
day afternoon fire occurred in the seconi
floor in the tenement house No. Marion street. 1t
there had been trouble -t the inmates
through keeping up the New Years Day and by some
means q lighted candle knocked mo old sofa
bottom, when ii took fire ard communicated TO n straw
bed and other articles in the room but was
tinguished by the fremen. Damage about $40.
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Frsghtful Double Murder mt Woodbridge, CT,
NEW HAyEy. Jan 2, 1876.

Two murders committed in Woodbridge, six miles
Eom this city yesterday BY Charles Sanford insane
man. about twenty years old II i supposed he was
in the woods choppng and that when be zane out he
ALLIED Enoch spery who riding BY in lis sleigh Mr
eperry's head cut on He the father Of \. D.
Sperry Secretary OF State. Sanford then to the
house Of Ichabod UmberGeld farmer aud killed him
with his axe. Sanford IL in jail. lie appears be
ravpg maniac He is the nephew Of Alemeron Sanford
who Of the Wakem mites arrested suspicion Of
connection wi the recent murder % Justas a-tthews
anford has been three times al tie Insane Re-
axeat. To-day he is mutteting senselsss iargan vi IA
occasional oaths.
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The Accident the Ohio and Peonsyivania
RAILROAD.

PTTsBrRGH, Jan. i, 1856.
The following the particulars of the accident the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, referred to in de-
Dpatch yesterday About half pas four O'Clock r. NJ
passenger train going West, came in collision with
freight train coming East at Darlington Summit. The
1eght tram out Of time, and the conductor
probably endeavoring to reach switch within short
distance The collision occurred heavy and
both trains under full Roadway, consequently the
locomotives and Of the to atoms
Fosr persons killed, namely-Mr. Stokes agent o.
che New Castle and EiIe Stage Company man named
Johnston brother Of the landlord OF the Euon Valley no
Hs an Irshman and another whose have no.
ascertained. About sixteen were more less injured
The engineer OF the passenger train was badly hurt in the
back and the fireman had one arm shattered A Mr.
John vsach, is amongst those dangerously wounded
The accident caused by the watch Of the conduc
f tbs freight train being three quarters an hour to,
0lo
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NEW YEARS DAY IN BROOKLYN.

The day was apparently observed by all our citizens.
The sidewalks were flied with pedestrians, and the
streets were made merry BY the nglng Of sleigh BELLS
and the jolly houtiDgs Of the passengers. Seghing
extensively INDUCED in, and in fact every Of
vehicle was well patrcnized The Mayor OF the city,
George BALL. Esq, received his friends at his oa,e
tho morning The sheriff and other county officials VIII,
assumed Office on tha. day did the Ladies re-
ceived their fiends as usual, on the GrN Of the
year, and many calls made by the men Tue day on
tho who,e passed of pleasantly, and comparatively
little drunkenness prevailed
Girl snor ny HER BnouTn.--A early hour on
New Years morning, a serious accident from free erms
occurred ln the house Of Mrs Conner 10 Atlantic street
third door from Willow. Her son, John Conner, came in
about O'Clock A. NJ, partially intoxicated AMI CON.
n snced firing mark at the stove with pistol. 1he
.espd hall glanced off, and the sister being within range
.iur her in the left breast, penetrating through tine
il md coming out under the arm. The wa
4, III ud taken TO jail and the girl conveyed @
Lib i1.f i'al. Her condition Is precarious.
N.,lrm HALL Tmgyss, fellows entered the hsil
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, Jan. l. 1855.
its stated in letter from London, from unusually
responsible source that the British government antc
pstilg demand from government for the recall OF
Mr. Champion, medi ate transferring htm other
diplomatic STATEN, ia the Of Sir Henry Bulser
sent here fro n Spain.
Sir Gore ousley named as Mr. Champions
We have been favored with beautful weather to- lay
and si pub /: business been led. The po
matte corps paid their respects the President ut IL
pollock In full costume. Mr. Crampt)n vas prominent
amopg them. Mr.. Marcolea attended Minister from
Nicaragua and received marked atnt from the other
diplomatsts present. At noon the doors thrown
open 70 the public and thousands 10 attendance
during the day. fine band static ed in the
sion, * |. was altogether a very joyous time
The United States Treasury statement reports So 1885,
70o subject to draft in all the treasures on the Gath Of
December.
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WINNIthAf, Jan. - 7, "
FforE-Tlc market was Grmer, with sales Of GOO or
5000 bbls., including 10 good State at IS 81
IS 81 and IS 81 IS 521s for extra. Wheat was I'M
changed with moderate sales, including handsome M-
sour a! ~ 90 and red Tennessee ~. al g., Cofn-rhe
market nactiue but steady. Sales u about Il 900
90 eco bushels made at o2c eJc. ii store and
Ce.iyercj. Eyt-sales 20 coo bushels Norhe At 81 81
and 500 Go. Southern at 81 e. Fork was duh aud
prices tended t. lower rates at Sl7 ana
prime II Ill. Wlskey--lul. 100 b,ls atatc prison
we're soid 1t BE- Cotton--1bc narke. quiet, AMI
IL 1nlt
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.

From Havana New Orleans, In steamship VI Dorado
puIsor OF steamer CresceEt City With i6 OF her
NAIL lady child Dave. Miss Chase Mr. Hughes
LADY, Miss openhein, Aersge, Estrsnpes I'D
l2ir the steerage.
From Mobile and Havana steamship Quaker City Mrs
w Shueldt children and servant VI jennings Al Mudon
Dr G. Adams W Wallet, Jno Galpn, Ma Greer, Rev
II Rawle and LADY II Calera, Dr l. Bel j Winsiow.
From Savannah in steamship AlabanaMr and Mrs encr
Dickson. II Soria.
From Charleston in steamship Souherner-Mr S,uddeNand
lady J Jolley lady Mrs Mooney, romroy CfIal.
lert Woodhain, II Hand lodges and ~ in teeFage.
From 6uenos Ayres IN ship PsTana-Capt Jefferson and
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Tn. DISASTER TO TIL prYNorTa Rock.--The Plymouth
Rock still ashore at early hour this morniag and
in about the position previously reported. Adj.
dltional assistance such canal boats casks spar &c
sent up to her yes erday afternoon; and the
easiery wind row prevailing viii SIND IN higher tide
strt ng hopes entortained Of floating the
metime during the day. She Is upright position
and is apparently not much Injured.
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Cestruction or q Unitarian Church by Fire =
Commerce OF Boston.

b0sroN, Jan !, 100.
The Unitarian church at West Cambridge, under the
nLaur Of Rev. Mr.. Smith, destroyed BY fire this
Inorning. 1t was only partially insured.
Curing the year 1856 there arrived at this port ;17s
wssses from foreign ports and in the time there
Were 3,227 cesrances for foreign ports This shows
Sarge Increase the previous year.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2, 1885,
Stocks firm. Pennsylv anis Hves, S5K; Reading Rail-
road 46ss. Long Island Railroad 10y Morris Canal 49,
Pennsylvania Railroad, 4s2s.
new ORLEANS Dec. 81, 1855.
The sales of cotton day we're 900 bales at former
rates Sugar has advanced &c per pound. Molasses is
in fair demand 1T 36isc. Lad sells at l0hc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1, 1859.
Cotton depressed and avorng buyers. Sales to day,
400 bales. Weather stormy.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. . 1855.
Mr. ZESAs CLARK appeared and took his seat.
NOTICES mIs.
Mr. SPENCER gave notice of bill for the relief Of John
D. Hni, Of New York.
Mr.. HALE gave notice of bill for the erection OF
county to b taken from parts of Allegheny Seuoen
Mr.. sP1scEa introduced bill obliging Savings Banks
30 make annual reports of their business. :
Tho various bills laid uptn the table and the
SeoAte adjourned
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brig AzAlia, Janvri., Monisvideo. Ne
brig Buensms Vsne1, Blanchard. Wilmington ballet
scsr W run. Eswoons. New Orleans N Brigham
schr Margaret HuesoD City Point
Arrived This Day.
:sss:
spoke bark everett from Boston for Baltimore -,
days. with
Fannie oCs OF sss%Ona W. DsaTSorp Ga.se%
bearing 10 miles spoke and boarded he bark Deasm
The Ss
Their bas n,dto IN ssles ara Loaf AIN ost entire suit Of
ss .m ps michel. %.o .svi Dover s S
sss s Geo Ssmmlnss G,umnos; Dsl.ssre
sesr ss1 ss Wee. %ssis' Little ai Ees H.rSor.
soep Thos Thorne oumnlOgs; Fan River.
soop Thos Huh, aull, Providence.
Arrived Yesterday.
Esssna aSS " Win mdse and pas.enssr., o RoSsrs
.smship Quaker CITY. sauedt Mobile via Hsvana with
lon = s. " spoke bark John Fsrnhsm
S sou s
80 g e big
spes;$ :.ss9 Sunday TN
ton; ; fame date I'M nies q Hsts;as ssss.nss1 ss
Of Halter exchanged signals with steamship Jas Adser.
s':.a, ss;1s. sss =; sss
Dec dent for Portland Dec lat IL IS s. Ion 80 80 spoke Br
bark Eleanora, from Liverpool for Artco.
Ship Mediator Bell New Orleans, IL days, with mdse, to
Vim Frost
Ship Liberty, Akirs New Orleans. Is days, with mdse, to
Stanton Thompson
Bari Baltimore (oe Bs:tmorel Ramsay Rio Janeiro Nov
II % end Se to Voc Sachs h, Nov 2
from Rio JaDeio Dec lG Ion 6s L. passed ship Ame.
Ba'k Eveniide of fro.pecD Partridge Apaachcola, IS
days, with cotton 10 master.
Brig Fer elon tBelg Arends, Newcastle, 60 days with
coal TO 4 81 Meyer Nh inst p mics M OF Five Mile
disabled and loss Of all her sai. she having the gale Of
Gay and the day sustained much that
Capt Turner deemed prudent abandon the vessel which
ccordingy done The received them board and
broUeh' tEem 10 this port.
Br Lucy Ann (o on) Bryant Belize Hon. Dec ., with
mahogany &c to Porterfeid Yates
schr Jnlis Halock Halock Dena SPAIN via Malaga IS
days. with fruit, &c, to W Ewel Experienced very heavy
weather en- the passage.
schr (of Balmore, Ehberger Jacmel. Dec -
with coffee and logwood % Bech Kunha' d. Ell Burch
ard Buck Experience heavy weather on the coast.
sebr wscott Mallery Havana Is days with anses, to
Har Experienced heavy gales during the entire
been IL DAYS Dec 70, 2S Ion "A TO-
scbr ming Youth OF Baltimore from Jacksonville tor Phi
lac phis
scnr Meyers, Rhodes Rockisrd.
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Revolving Homicide I'm the Fourth Ward
Arrest of the Alleged PerpctratOr.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning q shocking &C.
curence took place at tn. lager bier saloon Of John
Weeks, No 23l William St. the OF murder about
five months ago. party of Germans who were carous
ing together became somewhct noisy when officers Barr
ard Hogan called In and the dsturbers elected
from the premises Ono Of the party after returned
and desired to be admitted but the proprietor Of the
place wonld not listen to the proposal which angored
him very much. Being time to close the store William
Ruff the bar keeper went TO the door to put the shu
tiers and close the premises Here he found Harms for
which is the name of the PARTY in a very bad temper
words passed between Ruff and Harms, when they cnch
ed. and karps it is alleged, dew dirk knife and
plunged it into the neck Of the barkeeper The sail
then fed, and the wounded staggered back into
the store and fell the floor Here he expired almost
Immediately afterwards. The police we're informed Of
the occurrence when search made for the fugitive
which resulted finally in the of the accused At his
place OF resi- fence No. IL Thomas street The body of
the deceased conveyed to the Fourth va d station
house, where Coroner Gamble holding inquest.
vack an man nam sd Synder, were arrested and de-
tsinfd aS Witnesses.
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In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, January l. after a
short and severe inoss, CogSrtus j. Bl4sE aged ~
years. Youngest son IL Anon Blake.
The friends o. The family ityied to attend his runs
rsl nj Christ Church, South Brooklyn TO morrow al
O'Clock 4. NJ, without further invitation.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

Boston, January 2, 1856.
The Massachusetts, Legislature commenced its session
20 day. The Senate elected E. c. Baker Of Middlcsex
Presden and Peter l. Cox, Of Lynn, Clerk The House
organised by choosing Charles A. Phelps Speaker The
Governors message win be read to morrow.
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MovomehU OF
ARRIVAL OF THE FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Jan. I, 1855.
The steamship Florida has arrived here after passage
Of sixty hours ran New York
ARRIVAL OF THE JAMES AD0HR At cHARLEsroN.
CHAMELEON, Jan. 2, 1855.
The Z. s. mail steamship James Adger, arrived here
from New York ct ton o'clock yesterday (ruesdsy)
morning --.
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SAVANNAH January 1s1s5G.
The Hon. John NJ. Berrien, ex-United States Senator
fom Georgia. and Attorney General under Jackson died
here this forenoon, after Illness Of twelve days
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Assembly.

ALHANf, JNh z, 1000
Four ballots were taken for Speaker without
On the first vote Mr.. odel (K NJ hsd 40; Mr.. Pen
dergast, (repubcan,) "a Mr. Bailey, (hard shen) 2s
MIR. Hoyle, O. renander scattering.
No material change occurred In the subsequent ballot
tiDgs
Adjourned till 8 P. NJ to choose seats.
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Police Intelligence.

James MCGUIRE, wh!le engaged in some difficulty with
ups Down German about four O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, received severe wound in the abdomen which may
eventually result fatally The injured resides at the
Of Pearl and Park streets He conveyed to
the New York Hospi al for medical attendance. The
salsnt this escaped before the police inform
ed OF the circumstance.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY UPON AN OFFICER.
On Monday night while officer Tracy, Of the Fourteenth
ward police pa rolling his beat in Canal street.
Centre he attacked by three men, who beat him 10
most brutal manner and then robbed him Of HIS watch
Capt kssrer being ioTmed Of the occurrence ordered
cut the reserye, when three uamsd Michael Mooney
James Gallagher aud William Cummings arrested
susp!ct of having betn implicated tue boli rob
berry. The officer j. badly hurt and ,ev.
ed a sound beating at the hands Of the ruiaus. The ac
cused TED Tor examination by Justice Breu-
nan
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HArTAy, January Noon.
: The r. NJ steamship Canada is now eleven days out
md ssout dus at this port but up to the present
lnhers are 10 signs Of her approach.
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4!AIRD EDITION.
The VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED ny
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
AT THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
Few York, Wednesday, january =, 1886.
Three O'clock. p. M.
Telegraphic Intelligence.
THIRTY.FuURTA CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON Jan. Q 1856.
Mr. GmpScs (blk. repub) }, of ohio moved tip correct
ne Journal Of Mondays proceeding in effect denying
ths the Presidents message received by the House
and asserting that it announced and delivered to the
Clark by the Presidents private secretary without per-
nissioo.
After . debate the proposition tabled by 80 ma
jority. .-~
Mr.. KNIGHT (blk rep, of Pa, offered resolution
eisot Speaker by plurality vote.
Mr. PHELPS (dem.), of Mo-, moved to lay this the
table,
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We again indebted 10 Col James Thorne Boarding Officer
for the United States for the folio wing wing
the number end nations OF all foreign vessels arrived at
port during the past year.
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Departure Of thc Asia.

The Cunard steamship sails a5pi' =. VI "iiit IU i
pAsseOeers for Liverpool and l. ~ lfuifls -he t.e.
Ru4 NO specie
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Ship Louise Maria reu Wenke London-Meyer Stuck.
en-.
ship Kelly, Barstow Iiycrpool-Boyd Hncken.
Ship ST Denis Foransbec, HavIe--l,oyd Hlncken.
Flip Leah, Latham, Antwerp-Poss, Smith 4 Co..
Ship Carnley, Whiimore. Antwerp-Post, Smith h Co
Bax Kndcrdyk Dutch, 0uwehsnd, Trinidad-FuncA 4
Meir cke
Rark Escoriaza. Ryder, Havasa-Mors 4 Nephew.
Enrk " Spalding spaldnR Cardenas--R W irundie
Bark Secor Paine 81 Nafks-Smalwood Anderson Co
Brig Cordelia Q'rl Morris aasgow--D r Dowola.
Brig Baltic (,r), Becman Abaco-C Ackerlv.
Brig Kate Anderson, Mabony Cardenas-u ID Brookman
Co. 49,
brig Cane Fear Aheron, Trlndad-C & " J Peters.
Brig Beatrice, Wilson. 81 Jago, CubeC Il Peters.
lrig Mary, Bacon CT leston--DIihnm Dmon.
scbr Caa tOleer9, Brown, BremenE Psyenstodt schu
n skcr
scbr Burgeas, Wsrdgen, Arccibo- Bret, Son 4 Co.
sohr r. okcut But,r. Trrldad-C " J Peters.
Scr q Gree Rogers, Mobile Eagle & Hazard
schr " J. Warner Iiornaer, Charleston Cready MOT,
eehr Mary Staples Staples, wmngcn-B Blossom SON
afLr Adele Colin, W lmngton-D Murray.
schr Myiover, Horton. Wilmington McCready, Mott Co.
schr ri Jopes Garyon Plymouth-John AshbasI.
Scir o IT lee, Soper, Newbern-C Plcrson.
s chr Hanover Wbippe Richmond &C II Picrson
sehr VI Jowett Thompson. Aiexandria-A Dodge Co
Sclr Orapeeke, Williams, Fairheid-Masier,
Schr 81 aiephen Mctiregor. Calais Dew0l6 Starr Co.
sebr Sarah Elizabeth. smith, New Havcn-hssU.
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Southern Mail Fsilure.


BALTIMORE Jan. l, 1866.
We have no mail this morning south Of Washington.