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The Reconstruction Conventions

RALEIGH, N. c., January 24.-Nume-
rous resolutions, on various subjects, were
presented and referred.
Mr.. Touryee, of Forsyth county, offered
a resolution authorizing the county boards
of registration to disfranchise all persons
who engaged in and gave aid or comfort
to the rebellion.
A committee was appointed to confer
with General Candy.
A communication was received from
Governor Worth stating that he had no
thing to communicate, but was ready to
furnish any information in his possession.
A resolution was passed directing the
State Treasurer, on the warrant OF the
President of the Convention, to pay the
DER diem and mileage of the members.
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The YEcafan Revolution.

New YORK, January 23.-Late advces
from Vera Cruz state that large bodies OF
troops have been brought down from the
upper country, destined for YucataD, and
the Government authorities are confident
of peaceful settlement Of the diff culties
in that State.
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THE PaEslDENcY.-The Legislature of
Maine on Wednesday chose delegates at
large to the Republican National Conven-
ton. and adopted resolution in favor Of
General Grant as the candidate Of the
party for President.
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Court Orders.

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UIEGTNIA.-At Rules held In the
OF Richmond, January 9, 1853:
PLAINTIFF.
D G. asrtwell ana G-orgs Dick, partners, doing
business 40 HsrswsIa 8 i olrk..'' Ds''1dans''
defendants $3.50 with legal interest thereon from
2s.h December 1877 paid alleged . % m Sas
DICK above named, is not resident Of this STATE,
a az due pubi.ss hereof Is me-
css cess to prot ct bis interest in this suit
a '0Dy-Gas ssssses /. CHRISTIAN, D 9.
JOHNSTON & WILLIAas, ?. g. y ..--s.M
JTIRGrNIA.-At Rules held In the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the city
Of Richmond o the 9Th day OF January. soo
William q. Gwathmsy, executor OF James y.
ofane, deceased. ..'...............'''''''1i
Henry q, Crane. ndrew J Lowndes, Abby More.
house the american Colonization Society. the
American Sunday School Union. the American
Tract sosisy' the southern Baptist Go1ysaas,0n.
Ths obsss suit to ss. IL:
the court TO the deposition 81 income OF the
and fled hat the defendants above named are
not residents Of this state tho said defendants are
heeRpso and do what is 70
protect their Interests IN this suit.
ia 1Ls4w BENJAMIN POLLARD, Clerk.
NJ RGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y clerks office Of the Circuit Court Of the city
OF Richmond on the 9th day OF January: 1858:
John Il. Tyler, trustee under the will Of Margaret
Maule, deceased. ...Plaintu'
D. R. Thipple, George Msndenh all and Eizabsth
his &ife, James L. Egs ard Caroline Z. bis wife,
Thomas n. Crew, James II. Crew Bsnjsmin -; :.
Crew. and Jacob Crew, and their desc andso.'
any Of them be dead * OF Tia
will of Margaret Maule, deceased. And amdavit
having been made and filed that tbs deisnds M
d. &. Whipple. George hsndsphsll and Ehl S
Benjamin J. Crew, and Jacob 8. Crew, and their
not rssiden State Tia. .hs ssnf dos.
or ar OF them, are living, or who are their des.
cendants, ii any there are the said dsfsndans are
nnaijc Atom hereof and do what Is necessary 70
protect th cir interests in this suit. -
ia ,l-s4w sopy7BgssssFffii m1s POLLARD. Clerk.
YTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF the city
OF Richmond on the 9Th day OF January, 1883 az
Mary 3. Randolph.
Msry Adams and Lucy Adams, infants under the
age of fourteen yesrs. and nou-restdsn and
Tba o D. ssse oi his Of
ionrina to the plaintiff and the iafant defendants,
and derived by them from the estate OF Richard
ADAM deceased And affidavit baytn2 been made
and hi sdam anai above named are
this State the said defendants are required 70 Az
pear within one month after due pupucauo,n
hereof, and do what is necessary 70 proeec' 'noii
Interests in this suit.
,a1l-s4w a 'G ygzzNjsafa POLLARD, Clerk.
L
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WIFE MURDER IN VERMoNT.-Benning.
W% III; w., January 2s.-Paul NJ. Burke shot
LIS wife IN this village last night, firing five
S SS at her, four Of which took effect.
Que r probably cannot live. It appears be
f Sss elh:saged at her for procuring divorce
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NOMINATIONS BIZ TIE PREsIDENT.-The
President has sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations witt.
John. nc. johnson, marshal for Virginia,
in the place of John Underwood, whose
term has expired. ..o,,
George a. Rawlings, postmaster at Old
Point Comfort, Va. -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
News from the Capital.

rpecia1 telegram % the Uispatoh. 80 - y.
WASHINGTON, January 25::-Among the
nominations to-day are those of William
IS. Kelley for postmaster at Greensboro,
Alabama, and B. A. Warfield, for post.
master at Fredericksburg.
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PowHArAN.-The Conservatives OF Pow
hotan organized on Wednesday last by the
appointment OF Willis j. Dance as superin-s
tendent Of the county
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,,;1 a son of Mr. Niece, Of Wytheyille, was
Siiiea by a fall while skating last week,
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, January M.-some
time was taken up in discussing misrepre-
sensations by the press. r,oo
The report of the Committee on Elec-
tions was, after On earnest ana sAci.eu s ao
bate, made the special order for Mona IL
next, and two more members ADDED 70 tue
committee. >,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, January 24.-There was an
interesting scene in the Convention to-day
in a debate between colored delegates on
measures of relief for the people. 1t was
urged on one hand that the whites owning
the property about to be sacrificed at
sheriTs' sales ought to suffer by reason OF
their participation in the war. On the
other hand, it was claimed that the sales
would be made to spectators and stran-
gers, who would hold the property at ex-
orbitant rates, forbidding the enterprise
and development of the colored race. The
evident feeling of the majority is to pro-
tect all classes from ruin until the Legls,
lature can adopt permanent measures Oh
relief.
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFT!

SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF,
Not to close, but to make room for HEW GOODS, at
JULIUS SYCLES,
9ls Main street, between Ninth and Tenth:
As the season is far advanced, will sell my STOCK
of
DRY GOODS
very cheap, and many articles
at COST.
Look at the following goods before buying and
be convinced
DRESS GOODS,
LIGHT CLOAKIEG CLOTHS,
SHAWLS, 8 nice assortment;
CLOTH OLOAKS, ali prices;
BED BLANKETS,
CARPETING,
CASSIMERES,
CAsStNETS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SO. r,,r
A full assortment Bleached and Brown SHEET
IN GS and SH1RTlNGS.
All buyers will do well to give NE call:
Gjossd on Saturday. JULIUS SYCLE,
eI3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth,
Ia H-TuTh&Slm square above post office.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January 24.-An Intellectual
effort was made to have two sessions daily.
A resolution asking the Federal Govern
ment to advance the amount OF Inc per
diem and mileage of the Convention was
introduced and referred to special COM
mittee after a motion to table it had oeen
defeated-ayes, 81 nays, l0l. The COM
mittee reports tomorrow.
The Finance Committee was instructed
to see on what terms the Convention could
negotiate loan of $4,000 or a 100000.
A resolution to adjourn until pay to date
could be obtained was tabled.
The finance agent Of the me- ooay IepS State
treasurer subject to the disposal of the
Convention and resolution was imme-
diately offered to pay each member der. h II.
The usual article defining treason was
adopted.
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COMMERCIAL.
y.o,don Totaeco Market.
! 49, London T0DuCf0 HAHEkc~ IA - -
From oxley's Monthly Tobacco Circular, sahu-
AIRY q 1858.

~. London 10D0EE0 I7AhEACss
From oxley,s Monthly Tobacco Gireuial' saau'
ary2, 1858.
Lospor, LIST January, 1865.
Since our Circ,tlar of Sd ultimo, only q MODE.
rate business has been transacted In this 70.
bacco market. Manufacturers having operated
freely during the preceding months, and being
naturally disinclined to stock themselves I'M
necessarily at the close Of the year, bought
only by retail, selections to supply their imme-
date wants and the transactions would have
reached an Insignificant total had they not
been increased by q sale Of over loo hogsheads
Virginia leaf for the use Of the navy, as well
M by some rather extensive purchases Of old
Western leaf, of common quality, for export
to the continent.
On taking retrospective glance at the
course of the English tobacco trade In this
country during the past twelve months, II
will be found that 1t has not been disturbed by
,nv startling changes, and although sharing,
to some extent, in the almost unprecedented
stacnntion that has prevailed In business gene.
raliy it has probably suffered less practical
interference from that cause than almost any
other branch of commerce.
The more moderate range OF quotations, as
compared with the few previous years, with
which 1867 commenced, led to 4 steady, regu-
lar demand for western strips, and 1t mas been
satisfactory to all in terested in that particular
description, to see the consumption steadily
on the increase, and approaching the standard
of former years, when substitutes were COM
paratively unknown.
Nothing occurred to change the tendency
towards a lower scale of prices until the early
part of the autumn, when the accounts of the
condition and prospects of the growing crop
in the West were such as to induce an increase
of firmness on the part of holders and this
being folio wed by the withdrawal of certain
interests from sale, any further decline was
inverted The crop, when ultimately housed,
seems to have been less seriously affected II,
o1.nntity. than was ut one time anticipated,
and while the English markets are steady and
firm ut the Improvement established over the
prices current six months ago, there does not
ut present appear to be any prospect OF fur-
Their change.
The aggregate total stock of American to-
bacco in this country, being practically much
the same as ut the commencement OF last year,
calls for no special comment. Ii must be re-
marked however, that the existing supply
being ample for the requirements of consump-
ton the course of the markets during the en-
suing year must be, in great measure, regu'
lated by events having their origin in the
United States, and affecting the extent OF
shipments to come forward in the next I'M
porting season. On these points our friends
on the spot have the best and earliest means
of forming an opinion, and we cannot toe
strongly remind them that it is quantity more
than gulllty that acts as the great regulator Of
prices on this side.
PRICES CURRENT AT LONDON 3lsT DECEMBER.
1867. 1866
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,nec,al telegram to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, January A.-The follow
ing is an abstract of the quarterly reports
of the national banking associations Of the
United States, showing their condition on
the morning of the first Monday Of the
present month, before the commencement
of business, as reported to the Comptroller
of the Currency:
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Ia ,,-ssv sopy1BssssNissA BENJAMIN POLLARD. Clerk.



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CALF, COFFEE, TEA 8, HERRlNGS.
y 1900 sacks Liverpool Factory Filled ss1s',
100 bags prime Rio' Lasuayra' ana java
rs half chests superior Green and Black
Teas,
$50 barrels and half barrels NO. ou'
Herrings,
10 hrlins prime Iard fGE I RnY ~
Commission Merchants,
js25-li* corner Twelfth and Cary s.reeM.
UILL & PLEAsANTs, NO. 10 FIT
IL TENTH STREET, between Main ana Cafs'
have just received arrow,
loo barrels PLGUR,
5000 pounds 3 AEON,
Alse SALT FISH, &C., I'LL IL on fPeGGsE;sssaSTs
TOMMY AND GRITs,
made Of flint kiln dried corn,
just received by
ia24 sTEvEEs, PEGRAM co.
VENISON HAMS just received by
,aa STEVENS. PEaRAM & co.
bakers FLOUR.-100 barrels Elk
ID IRA FLOUR for bakers purposes. has Deen
tried by most OF our bakers an9 giyes Ssmt
ia22 Eighteenth street. south side DOCK.
IN BARRELs PHILADELPHIA
W REFIN 5Io s snSARs
iss s ssssf I5eB Bk5Ns f sTalk;,
IS IS S Sosssli r s9FSsy CHEESE -, MA.
50 boxes GUNPoWDER ami BLACK TEAs,
LOT sSo a,TrTbhs T. HARVEY & co.
1ToILET SOAPS, ETC.-75 boxes fine
Primo Tel da Js9A snd corFEs
Fine sY RUPs and M0LAssEs,-
1000 pounds Virginia r HSSRSHkA ANpEssea
DIME ROLL BUTTER.-We have in
bpf s?Ef and are b EssSnfb Eis
Ia 22 s27 Broad street.
ZINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA:
4 Five chests superior GREEN and BLACK TEAs
In store. .YnppcoN
ja % DANDklDos AN Dnnoo|.-
ZINE RIES.
Fresh Green and Black Teas.
New orlssi and Porto Rico M GLASSES,
Golden Syrup and Common syrup
Rio, Laguayra, and Java Gomez,
Fifty boxes assorted Soap,
Goldfish, Potatoes,
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
ana ia IS luz A'ef'A' HUsDLEY 6 TATUM.
TERRINGs.-2OO half. barrels HALL
Ill FAX HERRINGs for sale st$aa5 o 81
iaus 1s4O Main street. near Old Market.
A16 BARRELS REFINED So.
for as sa L. By sAs PS1IaasR, ' aARTsSSR %.
ia1o Refined Sugars.
SUPERIOR ROASTED COFFEE,
y roasted in J. H. Anthony's patent coffee roass.
strength of coffee roasted in the ordinary way; u
saves time, labor, and money. Try It. GVHH-
POWDER TEA Of the best quality $s.1'. d.
dAHs ana srioi r Il. ANTHoHY's Tea Store,
| las sig doors above the spotswood Hote!.
CUGARs, sUGAR s.-Prime and
| y choice CUBA SUGARS, choice PoRTo BLU
sg }ss for sale ssSSBEKr P. WILLIAMS & co.
"a BAGS RIO COFFEE,
OU 20 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE
. barrels Is P PsKIA e5 s1ass sfRop'
10 10 s sassfls PoETo sic6 SUGARS,
just receives. re- and for sale AGHSm,srgAp CARY.
"a CAKES FACTORY AND ENG
CU LIsH DAIRY CHEESE, 100 boxes and half
| boxes ADAAAATIHk CANDLES, receiving and
'0 Dc $40 % " ARMIsTEAD CARY.
uERRINGs AND MACKEREL. .
III HALIFAX Observation-Disclosures and hai
wooa's or,h Carolina ROE HERRIr1Gs.
Woods North CaTelin s Gg ~ as Sns
Nos. and MAcKERRL. Ia barrels;
No: a sGkRsT N WILLIAMS & CO.,
ID dsn Fourteenth And Cary streets.
/
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UIRGTNTA.--At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF TIE sity
OF Richmond, January 9, 1888:
The hsticnai Exchange Bank Of Richmond,
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xEw-YoRK sUNDAY-scnooL INSTITUTE.

The second session Of the New York Sunday
School Institute was held Tuesday evening. at the
Dutch Reformed Church cognerof Fhave. and Twenty
niuthst The attendance was very large. The meeting
was opened by the Rev. Peter sryker, D. By prayer
after which the Rev. :. II. Tying, D. De- a short dis
course upon the Teachers duties In and out Of school,
and alluded to several important nalms mat teachers
should follow bat which are scarcely ever 10 be found
in sunday Schools lie opened hls address
by observing that the of spirits tho
greatest prevention the fast progress of the gospel ~
Christ in this city The great point Of tho teacher should
easier 10 prevent than To cure. Try to make Inc children
pity the drunkars Of the city, you would teach them
after all the best principle fO 20 cndcasor TO teach the
moderate Of liquors would he about as sane an dea
as 10 teach moderate swearing moderation IN other
vices Temperance societies should DO formed IN every
Sunday school, and he children should be IN
Gleeq The RIS as 10 aid f Inc me T tracts dSStd
,hond al have tendency TO a5 PG ie PG' Wr M1
Wells spoke the subject OF Teacher Training" In
some Of he principal fanfs Of teachers taking them
from his own experience and also Illustrated ms own
present method Of teaching by the use OF black board
which he said he found very effective. Shortly after this
the doXoogy sung aud the meeting concluded Inc
The j. H. Vincent opened the proceedings by prayer
after which the children were examined IN sacred
Geography, upon which subject they exhibited
great proficiency They were next questioned upon map
drawing, and finally upon lessons aou the Bible In the
evening the fourth session was held commencing at
o'clock The devotional exercises were conducted by the
Rev. w. II. Ferris, ID d. after which the subject OF Bible
geography fully developed by the Rev. Arthur
Mitchell At this point very interesting feature was IN
rOduccd consisting Of the infant class lesson conducted
by Mr. Ralph Wells The infants, from the OF four TO
six, sang a hymn, Oh Jesus us all" Mr.. Wells
then informed the spectators that owing 10 the extreme n
cemency Of the weather ne had Deen nable 10 procure
the class he had intended 10 examine before Them but lie
perfectly confident that those present would answer
satisfactorily. After Offering prayers he read few
from the IVth Chapter Of Genesis and then asked
the little ones questions upon what he had been reading.
They extremely quick In their answers and showed
"a general knowledge OF the Scriptures not enjoyed by
many grown people. They then sang another hyNn,
Because lie Loved Ne So" and after prayer, dis
missed The meeting wound up with address from the
Rev Thomas ). Hastings ID. d.. Oh The Teacher and
his Bible" THIS afternoon the subject OF Examples and
| MethOds OF Teachlsg" win be entertained.
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coMr1.1Nr AGAINST A GAMBLER


Yesterday. at the Jefferson Market Police
Court in the absence Of the Justice novel r0nt Of Law
was discussed in an nf6al way by Roger A. Pryor and
John Graham who had appeared " represent their re-
spective clients in case which stned to attract con
siderable attention Not long ago Mr. H. H. Noah entered
a complaint against John rcntland of East Twelfth ST.
charging him with violation OF the statutes III keeg
and maintaining a common gambling house, az when
money at the game known As faro. \ warrant
was issued, and the house OF John fcutaud
most thoroughly cleared OF all the singular
devices tools, instruments. and appliances neees-
game hcrenbefOrc mentioned, aud Iphn Penuand MN
self the proprietor OF the house and the ghre therein
played politely and euphemiousy termed the banker
in that faro Is known as sort 81 bourre OF eNchahI
who held him TO appear on the 9Th day Of February
John Pentand duly appeared, ana with him his counsel
Mr. John Graham. Mr. Noah also appeared. and with
him has counsel Mr. Roger A. Pryor Hut there was no
the appearance Of Nj Pryor counsel Tor complainant
in criminal case, and at entered his protest He
claimed that the appointment for Yesterday was hh'd
arbitrarily by Justice Ledwith against his lGrahani re
mOnstrance. and that Of his client Then that IN, chet
was entitled 10 dismissal OF the and the return
property seized by the officers of the law ~ order
Justice Ledwth He notice that he would apply
10 the proper for the RELIEF which he claimed Tor ne
outraged client MI Pryor held that he had tho rlgt
absolute represent his client this until that night
should he denied by competent judicial authority MT
Graham denied Mr. Pryors right 10 represent the people
He admitted that complainant as witness was free 10
have present but that he could not appoint DIS
trict Attorney for himself He further stated that the
State has imposed upon the magistrate the duty OF e1
aiming complainant and witnesses IN presence OF Tie ac-
cused: Tor the performance Of which duty the ags
trae is ndcable and impeachablc And lastly that the
magistrate has right 10 allow private counsel IN case
OF this kind. when IL il objected TO-
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PORT or NRw.YOEK...
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship SAagossa CVse Charleston pass
Arthur Leafy
ship Calhoun Cry Liverpool Dee 49, With mdse sposor
ton Co Was long o. with moderate westerly
TO the Banks 3days with fearful gales
much thunder and htning lost sails boat busak lie From
Banks bad rarrble Westerly winds
ship Belle Creole lof Bosto Knowles Calcutta IS Sand
Heads 2lh With mdse to master Crossed tue equator IA the Indian
Ocean Oct 5Ii IN the Atlantic Jan Had light winds
IN TIE M sounds since then bad s'rrg rs most Of the time .n
IN lat q long 20 q W, exchanged signals with Hamburg bark
Mereurus bound Feb 2 10 lat 81 81 s. long IS TO- steamship
Brady bound s.
Bark WIN Cowes tBr Bird H.upaean (Bay Of BeugaD Oct H.
with seed to H. g. Bacon
Asueeesson oheAvy gales s long spoke ship
and letters v. NJ. L. G.
Bark ShApsbug f Soeksh RaBde Orleans jan H. and
Bar 18th with mde to Walsh 4 Carer
Bhg Alexander Mhken lo ST. Andrew b. Durfee Cenfego.
q DAYS with TO Fowler Joya. Of HAtteTas
strong head winds Feb IN lat 49, long - 80 b.
Jason, hence for Jamaica
Bhg W. A. Benson of Windsor ST. Smith Mna,tlsn 20 days
with mahogany to Whitney Co. Len vessels Jan 10
gale from NV sprung foremost
Brig Ida uss KIppe Rio Janero With coffee somsn
Edye. Had very heavy weather the al DAYS
g Juliet of LoDdon) Astet Rio sneo 81 days with coffee 10
j. Davidson
sehr Prairie Bird to ST. JOhn b. Thompson 10
Win TO IhaIe Bingham Co whittier she IL bound
wa. 10 DAYS % Hatera with rag NJ AMI NV gales The Prairie
BID ni into @ port o hror anchored III Gsvssend Bay and
VII AL et Bosion al The trst opportunity.
sLt .ad Lee toi Sss6apor lee Msntsnla u ea', With
iTst 10 oHsn Spafas Of Boston aher sbs bogEd pat into
ISh Us Of eseT Jan 90 10 lal - ~ lorg q; saw tIt Qrh
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,,,onv o.uv rnmuNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1868

'--.Yort IN 20 days: sehrs
Mary Bna for Fe~ York IN days Elizabeth Ne'e -
seby Warren Blake ofst George Me- messerDeJ ssges ~
NTH nosss " " Loul X CO. krpcntnced very ss''ie "
an tle ns.s &C. Broke main boom, and lost SIDE sgna mil,
scty Moie Pun.eii Grand Turk, T. L. iSdaJs WIN saw " ~
shr snsaa w., Mount GeorgtNvp c. u days Win Iayh
s,oe to Doat Potter Co Had 'fong bead rha' ooins the
1 days
,s lumber 10 r NJ Maher a. Vas u days Of Hses' vi"
Selr Henri r4her, Parko q Baltimore rtb coal
S.lr. Eta Story, "a Virgiui
schr. 4. Y. Silth, MAJ Virginia for iti nav"
wIND-At sunset 81 With snow
Bari JOIN Gfs<n ity Plot Boat W. II. AsphHah ~" III
SAILED.
Steamshn Russia snd Colorado lyefp"o laIehored at Quar-
Anlueh
SIM Duck fos Sunderland for Calcutta 81 days ont jan D. IN
lat ~ = tong n.
RAN ysIiy 'iru.s bound s. jan in lat 40 q long r.
Of Liverpool Jan on
bot OF making for Hampton Roads for supply
MEMORANDA.
TIE WampaBoag outward hound anchored Oh Vuann
night consequence Of the snoTstorn
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAyed steamship Neregs from Ne" fork bark
sterling nom Lverpoo brig Hehs from Roierdami schr victor
ToEEsss NoNEos Feb harbor steamship Ell Cid
hos Wilmington for EoNYok Put back, steamship iatera
from Norfolk bfg James 'fvsny rom 'A'h~ken ~"
heayy NJ storm = prevailing ou the coast
ofEs Hon Passed By eamsh Nereuf from Ne" foff
for Bos,On
FOREIGN PORTS.
sArvel dag, steamship Moro Nde' hom new
YORK Weather clear aud pleasant