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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

ARREST Youxa MornR FOR CAUSING IHE DEAm on
HEx lSrASr Last evening ocer Codner Of the Forty
hfth precinct, arreset young girl, aged seventeen,
named Annie Kelly at the residence Of her aunt ThIr
teenth street. New York, who, appears delivered
Of female child Saturday night last at the residence
Of relative In South Second street. Z D. and who, "a
hide her shame, iet exposed IN vacant lot by,
where u was found dead sunday morning The girl,
who Is still very weak sent 10 the hospital by Coro
ner Barrett, who will properly investigate the case
An Cxxx1ws MAN Forxp DEAD Hrs ROOM Yes
erday an unknown man, aged about seventy years.
found dcad In his ROOM at 247 South Fourth Cor
oner Barrett investigated the case and found that death
had ensued from natural causes In the pocket OF de
ceased found a card which was written i" ?. Pc
rslaG Civil Engineer"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01
Port Of New York, January 81, Ise,


Port OF New York, january n, 1868.
CLEARED
ship Resolute Harris, Lyerpool-wiliians Onion.
s5p Rosyn castle eBri Mccoli, Tyegoel,. irwin Co
ship Aymar Carver, Matansas-wslsh Carver
Bark EIceisior tBr) claprosh, Antwerp-wm schmdrs
Irs Grace wosthnston tBr, Lind Belize Hon-P Aieran.
Brig Northern Lish. tBr,. Mckay, 81 rhomas-R Buck
Brs Thurs,on, Clark Arroyo-B Sherman.
Brig n II McGfvery, Gkey, Cardenas-waish A Carver
Brig Retriever tBrl MAY Cienfuegos-M Greene Cur.
Brig \ colshirss tBr, Emery, Man1aniia-RiverA Car.
Brig Runicc (Brl, Munroc, Nasssu-D r pewclG
Brig Jeremiah, Ford, savannah-O l. Wright Go.
scsf Mara Jane lBrl, Parrett Ponce-.Msrkl. Bros
scSr 6hinsarops, Madison. A.s s srss@sS
sshr Hannah, Wall washinston-L Kenny.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIP, CITY OF Cork 1Br, yibbess Liverpool IS
a S 81 ~ "A & az Is
PR baIk nscd steamship supposed % b the S
ma nsncs or H.ys Greene Havana days and n hours
with and pas.ensera rhos As',els nsd n:svS
and NV sss Ts sss.ss s and o.o.
ssssm:hip ssnspor Lowssr Hilton Head
ass;s ssso. A'Don.d Go" Bay day"
i S..a d .gp- 81 ssy: viii Nth f sss,y e
:s aSs III as ' with
s Fors.mou,s SBr Matthew'S xon,cso Bay a days
rss' s;s heavy Nv gales; ah mat of Hatieras brig
Ni Frs kspss Or, Burn. RAGGED IrNnd q day.. with salt
g s"s ass w a nr p ossn west ss @
pris ns~as ChArN aBrl Hswscp olsee Bay via naifAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01
The Fire In Twenty-Eighth street.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEW IOKk, Jan 81, 1000
10 your columns OF this morning. under the head Of
"Aness on Charge Of Arson" II was stated that the
Ore il Twenty.cghth street, on Sunday evening. was
extngushed by few pals Of water and the assistance Of
the police This positively deny, a there was not .
policeman In sight when Hose Company 80 got water on
the are; and but for the timely arrival Of Hose Company
80 and Engine Company a. the Ore would have been
large one ] cannot see the propriety OF giving the
police credit for wha Arenen do A 70 the arrest OF the
Alleged perpetrasor be vas NOT arrested until Owe hours
AFTER the discovery Of the IRE
JOHN BROWN Foreman Of Hose 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

ARRIVALS.
LrvxrPooL-Steamship City Of Cork-k,ss McDonalf Mrs
Deitx Capt Wade Capt welrh, Capt Ira Horton, seton
Dent 47th regiment; ID r Lube and Nssrs Lnrtc and
Philippine Lube, Miss Rhode. Rev Ralph pierc: Mrs
Pierce children; Mrs aud Miss Hayne Mr. Marii
her Lawrence Mrs Lawrence, three children and
want; CASTOR Charles Dennis Ifofeld James Kerr q
Dacosta jeremiah WHITAKER. w voight Stelnbers,
A FC PecqueI-and 2l2 IN the Storage
HAvAsA-steamshT Hayana-Ms~ Esther Reese. Miss Q
LeaSy Msclay John verges j. Vsrses Fred Gottlieb
Ferre August Oliver Jas yoge John Caroonci Joe Car.
boueu, Bscia Ramon Uriare
DEPARTUREa.
LIvrRY0oI-Steamship Moravian, from PortlandW Han.
son Geo Renrcw. VIM Morsland Jsfaat JAS Reed Jas
Reed II wethereil Mrs d sinnrtt Rev Coksiry, A
Webster KnoI, Shea Capt Strand, Watson Jocky
Mr. and Mrs Mccall Morgan, d Blsnchett Lieut. Robert
son. Bishop Quebec lady and child Dohery, Bridget
Hugh Donahue. W Shepherd and wife Mar kahersnd Il
In the steeragc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

eanmsut sf ths ssay vital position In this country
a.frr.s- az az VI ots Effort W compromse . quarrel
wl4 Gao ariy cancinasd by the destruction
PIES. inasrenarnce " ths whole popu.Atioa living
A llu.s xS1fsa<sHI< st~t1a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01
City Intelligence.

FRS IN HnnR srRxn-OM HoRsa BrKup TO
DxArn.- Between two and three O'Clock on Tuesday
morning FIRE occurred In frame stable In the Of
10 Hsstsr street, occupied by John Green. His horse
was burned 70 DEATH valued At $75 harness worth Sl5
no insurance. The stabhng damaged about 500 !;
they belong 10 Terence g. Mcdonald; insurance. sup
posed incendary fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

" WILL PROBABLY BE PROMPTLY PASSED.
From the Richmond Sentinel, Jan. %
The House Of Representatives was engaged yesterday
u the consideration Of the Senate bill authorizing tho
employment Of forty thousand saves for mental service
u the army. The proceedings indicate the prompt pas
sage Of the measure. This Is An important step In tho
RGht direction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

Dewoh
schr Mary Borden (Br) Blame Cha siottetown n days
with oats, Small Co. 18th ina lat 70 o. lon Is n
spoke schr John Wainwright Of shebuius, Ms, Kis
ssiI Queen q G4esss tss' DsvA. ce,v.uis I'M -
sohr Assiias Reeves, Fortune nay. dass. Nm -
schr Julia Baker Lowe New LonAsa.
6ehr Marcel 0npAtrek, BiddsfsrA
6chr Fairdealsr, Coz, 0ardner
Schr nessenaer Holden Rockland fer Fsrtress Nc,roa
echr Cataw Hmseak Hx RocklAnd for FoSorsss nonYoA
SAILED.
s,..msr. Raehstoue yaruna; ships Ashsna, Lsocadis
banks Edi,h Tomas Terry brgs Alice Made Bessss YosS
schr Downing
wind durus .Ae day 70 sw; II sunset ". MA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01
THE SOUTH.
DAVIS SUICIDAL POLICY.
~~>--~~~~~~~~~o-.~--~-~-~
The Rebel Cause Endangered BY
His Blunders.
~~.~~>r-~----
4 Faint Hope Entertained By the
Rebels that Davis Is Not Always
to be Their Leader.
Fears Expressed that Ne win sulliiy The Law
Hnking Lee COlnnander.ia.Chitf and
Make Him Only a Chief Clerk.
DRECKINRIDGE As SECRETARY on vlR.
The Bill to Employ Slaves in the Rebel
Army Likely to Become Law,
&C., &C., &c.
BRECKENRIDGE As SECRETARY or viR.
The New Rebel secretary OF War.

From The Richmond sentinel, Jan Is
Major General John G. Breckenridge has been appoint
q Secretary Of War II 10 understood that he will retain
Ats commission of major general The distinguished
viccs and great ability OF Gen. Breckenridge will render
bin appointment satisfactory 70 the people and 10 the
a9my
We understand the vacancy created BY the resignation
e Judge Campbell will not be filed until the
ary enters upon the discharge Of the duties OF his Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsCELLAREOUs.
A MARRIAGE or MYSTERY,
THE LOST BRIDE
ny LADY CLARA CAvENDrsH
Author Of "Ths Woman Of the Wcvh" "Iasa or The me~
eri.s Victim rhe Divorce" "hsrsAreA narehioDsss q
Minivsr," Ac, Be- =
PRICE FIFTY CENTS
Mailed free Of postage receipt Of price.
thEpkRIC A. BRADY, YubfsAsv,
n Ann street. y. Y.
CoRNs. BuNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C, CURED WITH.
~ out pain by DR. RICE, ~ 81 Bowery; evenings 81 bio
'idence, ~ Adelphi sleset Brooklyn RceA Annfh>at
4es corns bunionA Ac by mail 10 censA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
suspcnsisa Of The Salisbury Banner -
The Dis!oynt Press - Scntimcnt in the
Southern Counties-IIcaIth Of Ncwbern
-Iacrensc in Popuiniion-New Papers.

NrwBfRS, y. c., saturday. July -, lsoJ.
Major-Gcn. Ruger, commanding the Depart
ment 81 North Carolina by order dated the Dist
inst las suspended the publication Of The Daily Union
Baansr published at Salisbury in this state. for pro-
mulgating disl0yal sentiments.
There are several new papers. which have recently
appeared in different parts Of the state Of the same
stamp which will doubtless be suppressed by Gen.
Ruge "a they publishing disoyal sentiments Of the
most dangerous character.
TIE FG1e,,eriHe Daily Ners Is one OF this number II
saws that the people Of this State will stultfy and de-
grade themselves by adopting the constitutional
Amendment aboshing Slavery, and that tue new State
Convention must leave Slavery where they found 1t. as
il existed before the War.
MANY Of the Southern tier OF counties in this State,
bordering on South Carolina have instructed their
delegates ~ the State Convention 10 take this position,
and insist TO the last, the adoption Of the same by
that body.
The health Of Newborn was never better than az
present Such appears to be the case throughout the
State.
The population Of Newborn Is increasing az the rate
Of 10 600 a year. The city before the war numbered
about COO IL now numbers over 10000, which makes
il the largest city in the State
This rapd growth IN owing 10 the enterprise and
wealth OF the Northern element. Two more daily
papers are 10 be started in Ncwbern this FALL which
viii make three the Of which VIII be The Herald
Tribune and Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Perilous Passage OF the Steamship Black.
stonc-Recovery of stolen Coods-The
Trigafe Congress-visit Of the Pres.
idcnt-Movemenss of Troops-Disloyal
Clerks Discharged.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 30. 1865.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 30. 1865.
The steamship Blackstone, Capt. Coffin, from
Now. Orleans on the 10Th, was towed into Hampton
Roads last night They report perilous passage. On
the I'D the stop valves gave out and could not supply
the boiler with water On the 18th the pumps gave out
and the boiler became eaky, rendering it almost mpos
sbe TO keep up the fires On the Goth the steamship
George Washington along and took off the passen
gers, but refused 10 tow the steamship blackstone
They were on the edge of the Gulf Stream. no miles
south OF Hatteras They used SAIL and, having fair
winds kept on their course. go
On the 2sth. having used steam all they possibly
could the men became exhausted, and they Lad to
resort to sail alone until they fell in with the pilot boat
Pride, No. , from Norfolk who put men on board ana
went to Fortress Monroe for assistance
Great credit is due Chef.Engineer lllngsworth and
Mate Nickerson for sailing the vessel. The captain
was sick at the time.
The iewelry stolen from j. NJ Freemans store in
Norfolk few nights ago has been recovered by the
exertion OF Captain Huffman, Of the 18th New-York
Heavy Artillery Acting Chief OF Police. assisted by
Sergeant John Kinlock 1t was found in the woods.
three miles from Norfolk. Some of the parties have
been arrested They said to be old offenders.
The steamship Weybosset has arrived here from
New. York. bound 10 Texas.
Another effort will be made tomorrow to raise the
old lrlgate Congress. Off Newport News.
FORTRESS MONROE Monday July 81, 1865.
President johnson and party visited the Rip Raps
last evening the steamer River Queen. They did not
land here, but at p went up the Chesapeake Bay
The steamer DE M0lay has arrived from New York
with troops for Richmond, and landed squad Of
yalescents and deserters.
Several clerks have been discharged at this post by
order of Gen. Miles, It is said for disloyalty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
NEXICO.
Kirby Smith not Capiured-Hc arrives
safely at Iiontercy-Thc Foreign Lee
Riou-Ccn. slaughter.

BY an arrival at Cairo we have NewO-,eans
dates 70 the o5th ult.
The report OF Kirby Smiths CAPTURE is untrue.
The Nei-- Orleans TuHtss Brownsville correspondent
who received the information from one Of Cortn ms s
staff says now learn that yonng man who was ior-
merry A. d. c. on Msgruders staff has inst arrived ar
Matamoros from Monterey and that be pfononnces the
whole story canard. He said the party ha! no az
tileYy rifles tain; that they were unmoiested by
Federal or Mexican authority. and that they arrived
at Monterey in safety He also says Kirby Smith was
hard up money. aud compelled TO borrow $40
from gentleman named Preston at Monterey. After
few days rest Gen. Smith and his party pashel ON FOR
the City OF Mexico.
The same correspondent, writing the 10th, Gays:
4 merchant train OF $50 wagons, accompanied by an
escort of 70 Mexican troops left Ma,amoros yesterday
for Monterey. 1t will hardly get through safely az
Cortnas hns gone in person To feel for IT, and Mexican
guard will not prove very trustworthy when menaced
by Cortinas who Is dreaded BY troops Of whatever
nation
The famous Foreign Legion. commanded By Baron
Barney OBrien. French Irish soldier OF Torture Left
Matanoros q few days since for Tampico. The loGiou
was composed Of scoundres aud conyicts from almost
frm MatamorOs prevent desertiOD, as fly one-haf
the number originally stationed over the river IAN
away. -
New.0rca papers inform Us that Gen. slaught.ris
in Havana. gentleman told me yesterday that he
saw that speculative warrior in Natamoros two weeks
ago. Like JEFF. Davis, Slaughter is now universally
execrated by former friends. Col Ford who -
universally beloved Slaughter IS execrated Is run
ming livery stable in Matamoros
Cortinas had skrmshed with the French plckcts and
wounded several and succeeded in taking their post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Commercial Intelligence.

LOyDoy MONEY Notwithstanding the
heavy diam Of gold from The Bank the minimum Of dis
count remains q cent The impression however prevailed
st was key TO rise in few days, consequently the de-
mand IL active.
LIVERPOOL, July Pa. m.-COrT0s-Tbe report Of the
souon narket for the week ont by The Ui5euan
prices run.
y, bRRADsTuFPs-Messrs Biclord.on Spence & Co., srd
,,,e1eheid Nash Co., report: Flour quiet and steady
D. ,eIas downward and prices are 203d lower; Winter
1 $40 10 Com aud prices .t advancing with
IL dpdi Mixed, 20 nNt; Yellow, 3O0uJl.
iko'hioSs-Ihe same authorities report Beef seady
VIA an Improvement the fine Qualitics while other
Exemption oie very dull. Pork quiet md unchanged Bacon
'1nov quiet bot lrm at 40 al 6 for American
ihOpsSL-Ite br26er' CIcular reports: A.hes-Sna1
80 a. - sa8 for Pots and 20 for Pearls Sugar seadv
80, s.esey Rice hrmer. Ln-eed buoyant Linseed Oh
.',Oy ~ 50 as o. Rosn steady Spirits Turpentiue dun
Retired ''0'D'''--'''iah s"'e' ~ -is@|o Tor
IosOoS MAnKErS-Barng's crculsr reports Breod.,ue.
~ steady Flour, y az or American Winter Red
$50 d44 Sugar firm. Coffee steady. Iron Quiet n
Ca. as sno o'rs and 81 for pig Lnseed quiet nseed
sses nm Rec steady Tea easier Sperm on oujet "a,
slI,s Iurpentine tends downward: sales at A. d46
CO quiet 81, % 3 Petroleum steady refned JQ2 q
s.ssr MAkKIT-NcCaps circular reports BresdstuHs
sosDoS MoNRY MARKrr-Consols closed on F,;asx a pa-
Es0I money Illinois Central snare 8g0gO Ere .hare,
u 3 tive-Twenties, 5lta13.
I,x. LATEST.
6sy were H. yqly g HCorToS-The sales Of
potter, ~ ~ bales, including 400 spectators and ex
Amer, tne market hrD. and IL. higher ior Egypuan
p,o~A unchanged. e w. ~e'P"'
md tend downward and price. easier for Flour
PRov,sro weather favorable Tor tie crops Cord finn
sbss dull and tie tendency dowp,ysrd ercen, Lard
LoSnooh -i he market Is quiet and steady
P,, NY ~ .--COusols for Nancy eq<7 NJ
sha.s ssae' hsd7l@i illinois Central shares Sc Erie
sic st; i9y PIP M-The Bourse i. excited; Rene.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Y.nfCsf.

LONDON, July 22-The elections are nearly
over. Six hundred and twenty-sx members have been
returned 10 the House of Commons The Liberal gain
~ now "a.
. portion OF the Atlantic cable has landed at Vaen
Via for the earth connection The main shore end will
De landed day If the weather is favorable
LONDON. July 23.-The shore end Of the Atlantic
cable was landed, and connection made with the land
instruments the 22d inst in the presence Of large
ccncourse Ofpeope. Enthusiastic speeches were made
by the Knight Of Kerry, SIR Robert Peel and others.
Three cheers were given for the Queen and President
johnson.
Reform dinner took place at Cologne recently but
the meeting was dispersed by tie military on account
VI he speeches made
The Herald announces that tho diplomatic relations
between the British and Brazilian governments will be
reestatshed at an carly date 1t is understood that
the Government Of Brazil las accepted the latest prop
CstiOn made by the British Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
From the SOutIh.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANKAKBE.

The United States revenue steamer Kanka-
kee Capt j. e. Baker. arrived yesterday. having left
Mobile July Is, Port Royal 9th and Charleston 18th
Sc has passengers Mr.. r. s. $. Andrews and MIR.
j. O. Shaw special agents Of the Treasury Department
who have been visit to the various ports on the
Atlantic coast for the purpose OF arranging and putting
in working order the business customs. Wilmington,
Charleston Port Royal. Savannah. Key West. Pensa-
cola ana Mobile each visited in turn and matters
at each place put in running order before Mr. Andrews
sailed for the North Mr. Andrews reports that every
thing is apparently in good condition at each 81 ITO
places visited No case of yellow fever had appeared
ARRIVAL OF THE wAND0.
The United States steamer Wanda. Acting Master
i. L. King Commanding from Port Royal arrivedy yes
teray evening She reports sickness az that port
The order OF the Secretary Of the Navy for reeneh-
ent was being strictly carried out there and ruor has
il that all the vessels of the squadron are 10 60 North
with the exception OF the hagshp Malvern sto4e'sAip
New Hampshire and two tugs
The Wanda formerly the noted blockade.runner Let
Her Rip was captured of " wilmington by the United
States steamer Fort jackson, purchased by Govern
ment fitted out and put into commission az Boston OH
the I'D Of December last. she was ordered TO the
South Atlantic squadron. and has since been engaged
IN the various duties OF the blockade cruising Tor
few weeks off Charleston, the evacuation OF which she
in connection with several other vessels Of the squad
rom somewhat accelerated by demonstrations az DahS
Bay
She was one of the first vessels to visit the place after
its occupation by forces. and was present sboI
time after at the occupation Of Georgetown the ioh
surrender of which was effected on board. VINO
cruising off the coast Of Florida TO prevent the escape
Of jeff Davis she was attached to the squadron OF 81
inc Rear dmiral Gordon. and visited Havana nnder
his command. The following is list OF her o.cel'
Acting Master. i. T. King, commanding; A.ths
Master. c; H. Baldwin. and ex.of,eer Aeaog asss;'
r u Thayer; Acting Ensign, M. "A. NlcAersoni Act
inc Ensign Alex. Cormack; Second Asst. Engineer.
.Io6n p. Kelly Acting Second Asst Engineer James
I Sullivan; Acting Third Asst. -Engneers William
Norie Thomas I. Sanborn. and George W. WaAe-
6.ld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Grerl Britain.

Six hundred and twenty-six members elected
10 tho House of Commons show J53 Liberals and S'3
Conservatives. The Liberal gains viii reach 24 Inc
Sonth Lancashire election resulted IN the success Of
Gladstone but his colleagues arc conservatives.
Mr. Walker CT The london Ttlses was defeated IN
Berkshire.
telegram from Valenta Of the 2lst states that the
Atlantic cable was landed Tor earth connection, and
Two miles paved out 70 sea- The main shore.end VIII
be landed on the 22d If the weather continues line.
Constance Kent pleaded guilty Of tic murder of her
brother and was sentenced DEATH The scene in the
court very painful The prisoner showed foritude
until the emotion of the Judge IN passing sentence
caused her 10 burst into food OF te1ls Every one
was deeply affected. 1t understood there was no
Likelihood Of the sentence being carried ont.