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ENGLAND.

Reports Regarding the Rescue OF the Missing
Passengers and Crew of the Steamship
Hibcrnia.
LONDON Jan. q, 1859.
vessel arrived here yesterday from Madeira,
having loft that port the 14th inst Nothing had
been heard up to that time Of the thrty-nine miss
ing passengers and crew OF the wrecked steamship
Hfbernia, who were to have been landed there.
There is hardly doubt that the story Of these
persons having been picked up at all was pure
fabrication.
We do not see how the non-arrival OF the missing
passengers and Of the Inflated steamer at Ma
heire can make the report OF their false. The
London NeDs reported that they rescued BY the
Ocean Spray, bound for New York, but this was
evidently an error. for in the London shipping Ga
Eete OF Saturday evening, the 9th inst, find the
following editorial paragraph and teegraphic de-
spatch:-
Captain Gyes arrived at Liverpool from Ceara, spoke
the bark America, for New York. the 30th Of De-
ceber. In latitude AZ deg AZ min north longitude
Bo deg % min. west with thirty Eight OF the ship
wrecked crew and passengers OF the steamer Hiber-
ma on board. me recount OF Saptain eyes y cir
bther OF the boats that lett the Inflated steamer has
been fallen in with and that the sufferers have been
rescued.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. e.-The Hannibal, Captain Gyes,
arrived here this morning from Ceara; sailed Deem
New YORK, lat. AZ IS NORTH lon so rs west. Had on
board the shipwrecked crew and passengers OF the
steamship Hibernia (thirty-eight menl from New
York.
tine above extracts evidently explain the where
Abouts OF the rescued passengers and crew. The
America left Bremen for New York on November q
and has not yet arrived. The date on which she
was spoken would have seen her in just about the
latitude and longitude mentioned, taking into con-
sideration the headwinds she must have had to en-
counter. That the usual persons would have been
landed at Madeira was o mere conjecture and very
improbable. Under the circumstances, and until
further Intelligence, the belief must be entertained
that they either their way to New York the
broad Atlantic or have been landed at FeyaLl
Alterations In the Yacht Cambria Being
Made.
LONDON, Jan. q, 1900.
Considerable alterations are to be made In the
tines and rig OF the yacht Cambria to mt her for an
ocean race with the American yachts. Her hollow
bows are to be filed out, her masts heightened and
keel weighted. II is expected these changes will
make her better able to resist heavy and to
compete with the American boats.
Increase Of Bullion in the Bank Of England.
LoNpoN, Jan. q, 1869.
The amount OF bullion In the Bank OF England has
Increased 100000 sterling since the last report last
Thursday.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Union (NG Dreyer, Bremen via Southampton
Oerchs Co.
Steamship Columbia Van Slice, Havana Atlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
steamship Fah-Kee, Steele, Hamilton (Bermuda)-J N
Harvey
Steamship II Livingston Checseman, Savannah Living
ston, Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowei Charleslon-A Leary.
Steamship Saratoga Alexander, City Point and Richmond
l. McCreadv.
Steamship Chesapeake. Bragg Portand-J y Ames.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boson--W Clyde
Bark Italy (Br Williams London-E Morgan's Sons.
Bark Locknaw CBrl, Murdoch, Cork for ordersW Salem
4 Co.
Bark Byfogel Lyndhal (Nop, Bo.hner, Cadiz-Funch,
Meincke 4 Co.
Bark Murray, Jr. wilson, Port Prnce-R Murray, Jr
Bark Ellora (Br), Patrick, Port Midway, NS-Boyd 4
Hncken.
Brig Dannebrog DAM, wula, Cork marke.-Funch
Meincke Il Co.
Brig Leighton, Wallace, Barbados a market-Mler
Houghton.
Brig Cosmos, Parsons, Arroyo, PR-Simpson Clapp
Brig Robin (Br) Douglass, Cardenas-Waydell Co.
Brig Nellie Ware. Ware, Cardenas-Moss Il Ward.
Brig Ramirez, Barnard, Cenfuegos-Moss K Ward.
Brig Guiding istsr Carter, Trinidad, Cuba-Thompson
Hunter.
Brig Renshaw, Sylvester, BeaufortR Robertson Co
Schr Maggie McNie, Snow, Observation-Disclosures
Overton.
schr Garland, Libby, st Johns PR Simpson 4 Clapp
schr Bacehorse, Hughes, Havana-B Weinberg.
schr Sarah Jane Orb Fanchion, Parsboro, MS Whit
ney Co
Schr VIM Slater Smaey, Georgetown, SC-S Loud & Co.
Schr Willie Dill, English, Beauf0rt-Thomas Il Holmes
Schr Annie Lewis, Sterling, Norfolk-C Staples.
Schr Setaeawa, Bryant Phladephia-BJ Weinberg.
srhr Russell, hehafey, Phisdephia Miller
Thomas.
schr saile Burton, Palmer, Stamford
AppTuATS
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PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

The People Generally In Favor Of tho New
Order Of Things In spain.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20, 1860.
The steamship Japan, from Hong Kong and Yoko-
hama, brings advices from Manila that the people
OF the Philippine Islands generally favor the new gov
eminent in Spain. No declaration has been made
BY the Governor General, bat full accounts Of the
late events in spain have been published in the
0crcfol Gazette, which was regarded az q taclt &C
acknowledgement OF their sympathes with the revou.
tionists
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED Dy THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Caledonia tBrl Mcdonald, GLASGOW Jan with
strong westerly gales with and han squalls he entire
bound oan II - . Hss%sg
and canard steamer bound 10th, sgnalled steamer Co
Steamship Virgo Buckley, New Orleans Jan ~ with mdse
90 strong NV w
gales BON, 90 %ils. Of passed
Steamship charlsson Berry Charleston, Jan 49, with
NC and 50
Hatteras with mdse to Murray Ferris 1 Co.
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion
Steamship Carroll. Verde, Baltimore with mdse, to VIM
Steamship Neptune Baker, Boston. with mdse. to VIM
Steamship wsmsatta Fish New Bedford with mdse and
Bark Amaa tNG, odiens, Bremen, 90 days, with mdss
passage and had line weather
ana Sfr p % ES % k 20 d q T wo
Bark hobroOk Leavtt, Matanzas, days. with sugar,
M cspp & n. Sc miles, si Of
spoke brig Julia Haskell
with SAT- @ Hanfcrd Co. Has had strong W and Nv
sar ne q o Tor 4 G lon e -
out, short OF proylsions, and supplied her.
cranaa tmrS.y Maa heavy nss NV WV Winds
WE b.
spoke brig George from Halifax for Bsroados h on Hat
schr Godca City, Nickeson, Angula u days, with salt to
b Weinberg.
schr Laura Bridgman Hart. Savannah, with mdse, to
Loud Co.
Schr Richards, Irving, Smhvlic, NC, Jan &c. with
naval stores TO Bentley Miller Thomas Has board the
OF schr VIM severe, abandoned ut 18th inst.
Schr Virginia, McFadden, Wilmington NC, days. with
naval stores to Merchison Co.
Schr A Johnson. Willis wilmington NC.
Schr Gen Banks Fitzgerald, Calais via Fall River, where
she discharged, bound 10 Elzabethport.
schr Gen VIM French Low, Providence for Elizabeth
port.
Schr Sydney Tyler Steeman, Providence for Virginia.
Schr Thos Fitch, Pettigrew. Providence Virginia
Schr John Morris, Allen, Providence.
Schr Connecticut. Pendeton. Bristol.
Schr Isaac Hazard, Clark Newport.
Schr Henry Remsen, Parker, New London.
Schr Oscar Aiken, Hobbe, Stamford
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
schr Estele, Hubbard, Connecticut River.
Tho Swedish brig Flyarson Son, that arrived from
Seville the lik inst and proceeded Perth Amboy
charge cork, came up 10 the city this Pm.
RET.OW
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Jeddo and Negata Opened to Com
merce ON the LIST of January.
REVOLUTION BREWING IN MEXICO
General POrfirio Diaz and Gonzales 0rtega
the Probable Leaders.
Reported Revolt in the Central De
partment of Cuba.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Tho Reply of the Greek Government to the
Action of the Conference awaited.
PARIS, JAN q, 1869.
It 10 officially stated that the Conference awaits the
reply Of the Greek government to the resolution
which has been adopted. When that is received the
Conference will dissolve.
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CUBA.

Whereabouts OF the Insurgents-RumOred
Outbreak I'm the Central Department.
HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1902
A letter received here from one OF the members OF
the Peace Commission says that the insurrectionary
General Cespedes and part OF his army were in the
Guis Mountains. The revolutionist General Quesada
was at last accounts at La Guanaja, organizing his
forces.
An unconfrmed report from revolutionary sources
announces an outbreak In the Central Department
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FLORIDA.

Tho Senatorial Question NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Accused of Bribery.
TALLAHASSEE Jan. 81, 1869.
No vote was taken for Senator to-day.
committee has been appointed by Joint ballot to
inquire into the charge OF bribery and corruption in
the Senatorial election last June and the influence
now being exerted TO prevent the election. The
present indications are that Giberts election win
be endorsed.
A joint committee has been appointed to consider
the proposition OF the Alabama Annexation Commits
sion.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Salary Of Judges TO be Observation-Disclosures in
Honor Of the Election Of Mr.. Fcnton 10 the
United states Senate.
COLUMBIA, Jan. -, 1860.
The state Senate to-day passed bill increasing
the salaries Of Justices OF the supreme Court TO
$4,000 and OF Circuit Judges to $4,000.
4 republican banquet was given last evening by
Senator Leslie in honor OF the election or Reuben y.
Rent0n a. United states Senator from New York.
speeches were delivered by Mr.. Leslie and others.
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 81, 1889.


Captains and Pursers Of vesses arriving At this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht Feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meetns held March 3, 1885,
Resolved That and after April l. 1853 Associated
Press will discontinue collection of ship news
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
JEANNErTE is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
consignees inward bound yes
sells viii be forwarded free Of charge.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival Of the Steamer Japan at San Fran
cisco.

Arrival OF the steamer Japan at San Fran
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cai Jan. 20, 1869.
The steamer Japan arrived tonight with advices
from Hong Kong TO December 16 and Yokohama to
December 2s. She experienced strong monsoon IN
the China Sea- but pleasant weather the latter part
OF the voyage On the 18th OF January she spoke the
steamer Great Republic; all we'll
The Japan left the following vessels at Yoko-
hama
Ship N. b. Palmer which would sail In few days
for New York: bark Alcyone and ship John Norman,
loading for New York, and ship Agra, cischarging.
The Japan brought the following passengers for
New York;. Mcfarland, N. A. SebilOt. George Will
liar. Captain q. q. TOrlng, Captain N. Goodman X.
J. St0wel, John Scott, Neil Campbell.
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HAYTI.

Battle Between the Rebels and Government
FOrces-rhe Former Victorious.
HAVANA. Jan. q, 1859.
Advices from Hayti state that battle had taken
place midway between the towns OF Petit REVERE
and Tauseavear, in which the Cacos were vic
torious.
The revoIutionsts appear to be gaining ground
everywhere In Hayti.
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NEW ZEALAND.

FrightfuI Massacre Of whites nj Poverty Bay.
LONDON, Jan. II, 1860.
Late adviccs from Auckland, New Zealand, report
that frghtful massacre Of the whites by the natives
had occurred OF Poverty Boy, on that island.
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MEXICO.
Tho Usual State of Affairs ExIsfing-whe
Periodical Revolution Brewing-Ffatred Of
fJ.a

the Premier.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81, 1859.
Late Mexican advices via Acapulco have been re-
ceived here. The Legislature OF Guerrero was in
session and exhibited anything but an harmonious
action.
General Arvro's party were jubilant because Gen.
era Alvarez to he called to the city OF Mexico
by the general Congress to defend himself against
the complaints made against him. He has not yet
complied with the order.
In the State OF Oaxaca formidable revolution was
brewing against the government OF Juarez. Generals
P0rfrlO Diaz, Negrete, Rivera, Aatorre and others
are named as leading the indictments, In concert
with Gonzales Ortega, Quiroga and Cara. Farther
north, the Mexican Premier, Lerdo de Tejada, s the
hated object against whom all the attacks are made
being equally detested by all parties
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Steamships City of Boston, Livcrpoo Union Bremen CO.
lurnba, Havana; Fahkec bermuda Herman Livingston,
savannah; Abenare, Norfolk; Saratoga do; Magnolia,
Charleston; ship Portsmouth (and bay):
bark Brazi,eira; brig Leonard Meyers.
Also brig Robin tand anchored In quarantine account of
head windsL
Wind at sunset W. moderate.
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TURKEY.

Rumored Firing Into a French SIoop by a
Greek Ship.
CONsTANTINOPLE Jan. Fl, 1859.
There is rumor here that the Greek ship Syriote
nred into French sloop, and that several persons
on board the latter were killed.
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Havana Markets.

HAVANA, Jan. q, 1869.
Sugar quiet. Offers are made at a 81 reals per
arrobe for No. IL Dutch standard. Exchange-0n
London, 14,< 15l6 per cent premium; the United
States, sixty days sight, in currency. 25I PAX per
cent discount; short sight, % 20 per cent discount.
Lard buoyant at &C. 24c per Id. Bacon is buoyant
at lSLc per lib.
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Cumback Withdrnws from the C0ntesf-J. G.
veach Nominated by the Radical Caucus.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 81. 1862
The republicans held another caucus tonight and
accepted the resignation Of Cumback and adopted
resolution authorizing him to nominate the candi-
date he selected, General James G. veatch who will
be presented tomorrow. The boilers did nothing
tonight and 1t Is believed will not unite veatcn.
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The United states steamers Maumcc and Monocacy
were at Yokohama December 20 The ram stone-
wall has not yet been delivered 10 tho Japanese
government, and continues 70 hoist American col
Ors.
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Ncatness, Economy and Despatch Combined
the execution OF orders. Metropolitan Job Printing Esta
shment, 81 Nassau street.
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A.-lIissixquoi Spring Wafer.-OnIy Knows
Cancer and all Diseases of the Kidneys For
sale by druggists. Depot SIS Broadway, New YORK.
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ssBinfu rer,s Old London Dock Gin's-A Sure
corrective kidney complaints Sold by all druvgss
GERS. &c. A. NJ BININGER Co., established 1878, No. u
Beaver street, New York.
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A.-Cold-Ire. the Safest and Most EfectuaI
remedy for colds Sold by druggists.
RUSHTON'S, Aston House, corner Barclay street.
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For First Glass Printing or Every Dcscrir.
ton 10 the Metropolitan Job Printing Establshment W
Ma nafroaf
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Constitution Winter is Certain Cure for
Diabetes and all Diseases d the Kidneys Depot IS Cnd
treat
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Crfstador0,s UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-Sold and
applied No. 6Astor House. Mandatory So Maiden lana.
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BE Sure ard Gall for
"MgS wINsLOw'S SOOTHING syRUP,"
having .sCurs Perkins" the wrapper.
All others are base limitations.
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Jeddo Tranquil-The Civil War Not Quite
Ovcr-Thc Ex-Tycoon Invited to Return to
Jeddo-Capture of Hnk0dadi-lIiscclln.
nc0us News.
YOKOHAMA Dec 20, 1868.
The city OF Jcddo has been tranquil since the ar
rival OF the Mikado The political condition OF the
empire Ia still unsettled.
Prince Aidsn has arrived ut Jeddo and il treated
with great honor by the Mikado and the Princes.
The civil war has not wholly ceased; but fresh
disputes have broken out among the princes OF
either party and fights frequently take place in the
interior. Prince Satsuma gained great advantages
over Tosa and Hiogo. ana had nearly reduced them
to subsection.
The Council OF Daimios has voted unanimously 20
recall the exTyco0n to Jedd0 to assist them In re-
storing the administration OF the government.
Hakodadi was captured on the 9th OF December by
the fleet OF Tokugawa.
An American built war vessel. flying the Mikado's
flag, and a Japanese boat, under English colors
which was leaving the harbor with troops. were cap
tured by the feet
The Japanese government has sent offIciai notid-
cation to the representatives OF the foreign Powers
that Jedd0 and Negata will be opened to foreign
commerce on January l, 1869.
The Mikado has Issued an cdict ordering the de-
capitation OF all the inmates OF dwelling In which
q connagraton originates, accidentally or other
wise
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A.-Chickersuz e, SONS.
MkNgrrACTrRER or

A.-Chickerfrz q, Sons.
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
received the first grand gold medal
and the s hher the Cross OF the Legion or
Universal Exposition Paris 1867 These
the highest awards ~ the EXPOSITION and the house OF
CHICRERING Z SONS was the only one honored In
the United Staes have been awarded xtyune FIRST
n direct competition with the leading
Of the country, and at the Great Exhibition IN London
received the given manufacturer IN tho
United States. Total first premiums AMI the
naering testimonials from the leading artists OF tho
world.
WARERoows NO. II EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.
YORK, between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
% attend meenrs printed in the neasest possible manner
hours notice. and twenty-five cent less han at any
Other similar place IN the city, at the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 81 Nassau street.
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Piles: PiIcs!-Dr. Winners Pile Suppository
will permanently External or Internal Plea Agent lsl
Bowery.
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Established in 1SOD.-The Metropolitan JeA
Printing Establishment. 81 Nassau street.
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Patents Obtrincd with Great Despatch by
MUM CO., 81 Park Send for law, and information
free
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YOKOHAMA, Dec. 20, 1868.
Exchange on London, a.. 4d.; or Paris, 81. SIC
Market for imports depressed. Grea: dstrust Is Gre
ated In consequence OF the large amounts of paper
money issued by the Japanese government, which Is
destitute OF funds.
Gray shifting nominal at 81 90 . 81 e5 per piece
Cotton yarn was SIS $32, quoted at $40 $50 So
ments OF the season, 1000 bales Mybash and
senshaws, 50 a $40 so; Cashin, 81 IS 90; Oshu
81 IS; Tontlne, $50.
Teas.-BusIness nuctuating. Foreigners hold or
for lower rates. Settlements made for 1000 pculs
nearly all for American market. Common to good
$40 q So per picul; medium nne 70 finest nominal
at $50 aud upwards.
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A SuHgs,tute for Ale and Other AicOl0llG
drnks-HoFFS MALT EXTRACT. No. ~ Murray st.
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INDIANA.

Triangular Fight for the Senatorship-No
Choice After Three Bailotings.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. n, 1869.
Two ballots were had in the Joint convention OF
the Legislature at twelve O'Clock to-day for United
States Senator. each resulting:-Cumback. CT; Hen
bricks, 50; Frazer, 1s The Convention adjourned
until three O'Clock this afternoon.
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Bachelors Fair Dye.-The Rest In tho.
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable
Factory is Bond street.
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SHIPPIIG NE W s.

AImanas .or New yora---rAis Day.
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The Famous Coruer-97 Nassau Street,
sornsr Fulton The Metropolitan Job Printing Kaasshmsaf
weddinssi sBHlis, parties.-LNdle., n ven
No. Union square
Wige, Tcupees and Ornameussi Hatr.-ness
SansI Lar Dys and Hair pysisg, oil ssisrA o. bAtos1
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colt. Ezabothport; W II Bowen, Hough Wilton. Cobb.
AMI san Luis, Cunningham, n York
saed-schrs Benz Strong, Brown, and Harmonic HART
Eii1abr.hport.
RICHMOND, Jan 1s-Arrvet steamship Isaac Bell
Bourne, SYork. sch- r Waterman Marshall, do.
sailedschrJ Lockwood, sharet James RIVER 70 iosd
coal for NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 6-saisd- bark Harriet Hoyer.
Cslso also bark tno ship Locket (Brs fopham Liver
pool.
Burnley, SNOrk 49,
2oihArrlved, ship Derby. NYork.
Glehred-~~hip Laurens, LIVERPOOL. Il
SAILED Sips Celestial and Hahnemann, Liverpool; Mary
Reed, Acapulco.
SAVANNAH. Jan H-Arrived, bark Thermaun NcD,
Bremen schrs Donna Anna, Chase Havana -Four Sister
Nichols, Providence.
cieared-ship Narraganse Hamln, Havre; bark Marsa-
RET Evans, McCuoch Liverpool
i5h-Ceared, ship James Jardnc, Matthias, Liverpool.
schrs Wanaa (from Hayansl, Addie Biaisde, Barba
dos Ella, NYork Louisa Philadelphia Oriole jacksonville;
Allen Darien; S,bna Georgetown; Right Bower Porto
Rico; Brsmhal, NYork; Stephen Morris. Phiadsa-
pbia; r r WILDER, Providence
2ist- Arrived, schr Valentine, Woods Hole.
C1enred-StaAnshps Roxana Liverpool; Gen Barnes. New
York schr Conservative, Boston. Nt
SALEM. Jan 19Arrved schr Island Belle Bunker, Jersey
CITY.
WILMINGTON, NC Jan ls-cleared, brig Potomac, Car.
Boston.
s0.hArrived, steamship Mary Sanford Moore, NYork.
Brig W Ring and schr Ann 4 Susan went TO 17th
and schr Florence Rogers crossed the Kip
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ing her bottom painted rudder ADJUSTED The bark
vereengngi the small sectional dry dock foot nt-
slip R. The clipper ship Robin Hood $50 TONS built
al Nedford in 1854 and belonging 70 Messs Howes crowe
s IN the Erie basin dry Dock Rod Hook being caukei and
repaired under the OF Msssrs Darn shy
low metal seatnng Furnished her by the Revere Corner
for the clipper ship Samuel Resell 7ss TONS Of
Messs Low Brothers. East Indamen which Is also %
be caaIked and have fun suit Of Revere yeow metal
bury shipwrsht The Samuel Russell! il rated Al and was
built IN this city by Messrs Brown Bell In l547 She presents
strkingy beautiful appearance with her polished spar
and altogether fine specimen Of American naval arch
ture.
NOVEL ExPrRIMgrT.-An iron brig cesgned TO carry
moasses bulk, has built the Atlantic Works. East
Boston, and will he launched Saturday. She has
circular tanks for the moasses all connected with
other In that thcv be- either united dis
connected At pleasure Their combined capacity 90 900 gal
Ions On the OF each there tre TO allow for
son, and each there II hatchway, that they
be examined around above and below ut all tnes
She has powerful pump By which discharge and
IL estimated that In six hours her be pumped out
All the briggs accommodations deck and consist OF
trunk cabin house for the galley and small
sateooms leaving the hold entirely clear for She IL
3O feet long keel 40 deck ~ feet beam, II feet depth
OF hold and registers about 36 TONS II the experiment Of
carrying moasses should fail the tank he taken and
she VIII even then be the less serviceabe vessel She
has been rightly named the Novelty.