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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-08

LII PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY
n without mercury.OGlce and consultations very pri
vae. Dr. HARRISON, III Blocker street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
The Celebration in BroolsIyn.

The Burns Association OF the city Of Brooklyn, f. d.
celebrated the 10th anniversary OF the birthday OF
the Scottish national poet Robert Burns with great
success and 6clet A very fine dinner was given at
Raynor's Hail. corner Of South Sixth and Fourth
Streets at which about 200 ladies and gentlemen SAT-
down. The banquet room was very elegantly deco
rated with notices and likenesses OF Scoas favorte
bard, "Bobbie Burns" and also by the various
'hleandn plads. At the further end Of the room
the wall was covered with English and American
flags. and pictures representing various portions OF
Burns poems. Shortly before eight O'Clock the COM
waiting rooms to the dining room, headed by Mr..
Cleland. who performed selection OF national
airs on the Scottish bagplpes When q the company
H. Partridge and the dinner commenced. The bill
OF fare was very recherche one, and while Justice
band discoursed some excellent music Mayor
Kaibneisch sat at the head OF one table and f. NJ
Archibald, G. b. the British Consul, at the head OF
the other. When the cloth was removed the Pres-
dent of the Club, Mr.. James G. Eadie made few
Introductory remarks and called upon the Secretary
Mr. James A. Falkner, to read letters from invited
guests who were unable to be present. This over,
list of eight toasts was read which were responded
to by the Rev. A. II. Partridge, Mayor Kalbneisch,
British Consul Archibald and Messrs. Farchild. Arm
strong ana Falkner Between the responses some
given by Mesdames Reed and stetson and
Ne Messrs. Coard, UReilly ana Fred. Stems:
successful one and much Of the peasanness Of the
occasion was due to the presence OF the ladies' whose
SUNNY faces and pleasing smiles gave evidence OF the
genuneness of their enjoyment
Shortly before midnight the company left the
banqueting room and were conveyed In carriages to
Washington Hall, where the pleasures OF the table
were exchanged for those OF the dance. Quite
goody company present and the light fantastic
was enjoyed with evident satisfaction by the merry
throng. A menu Of twenty dances had been pre-
pared, and when at last the time was reached for
saving 'guid night and Joy be WI We a." the wee
sma' hours" were well advanced. The celebration
In The Eastern District very elegant affair and
will not soon be forgotten by those who participated
IN he fpstvItea
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

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Won Haren, from Bremen brig Wanderer helerchs from
Trade Wind, Morrill,, Belize. Hon;
cry y.It ho%s: se.hSs nxGe oins
NORFOLK, Jan 2o-Arrived, schrs VIM Flint Post Rock
port; Gen Grant, Reed and John Housman, Wisharts
a6th--Arrved steamship Darsn (Br), from Mobile for
NEW LONDON, Jan 22-Arrved schrs Emily Hiniardi
saiied-schrs Thomas Fitch, Pettigew, Virginia; Sarah
NEWPORT Jan 20, PM-Aiyed, schrs Lady Antrim, Par.
ker, NYork for Wareham Foster, Irowans, foruand
saiiedsteamer Mountsvernon Porter, s. Thomas, WI;
schrs Saie Smith, Chase, Fall River for Nfork; Lucy
Collins, Collins Greenport for Savannah Capitol
sparks do; BENJAMIN Crocker, Harding Providence ol
Norfolk Benz freed, Gregory do Crescent Lodge Hatch
Providence for Ezabethport Grace Clifton Godfrey Prov
dence for Philadelphia Harmona, Hart DO for Ezanetn
2sd-saled this AM Lady Antrim. Passed by sch5
Jabez L White, Wilse Elizabethport for Providence.
NEW HAVEN, Dec 23-Arrived, sloop New World spens
Cieared-schr Bearse, Hodgdon, Porto Rico.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan %, PM-Cleared. steamship Saxon
PROVIDENCE, Jan 2s-Arrived, schrs Hawatha, Lee,
Baltimore Juniatta Paon Parker, and Jabez White,
ssssmshg Hunter. Harding, Philadelphia; schr
2h-Arrived schrs Francis Loring Harding Morn,
ing Star, Harding, James river; same McGown, Parsonsf
RICHMOND Jan Arrived, schr Nettle Cushing, Pres.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 24-saned, ship cultvaor, Riss
SAVANNAH. Jan 24-Arrived, steamship Gen Barnes
NYork; ship County Pctou tBrl, Glasgow.
SALEM Jan 24-Arrived, schr Frances Hatch, Gregory
WILMINGTON. NC, Jan 22--Arrived, brig 8 Brown,
Keen, Cardenas; schr Agnes, Blair, do
Cleared--Schr Brown, Horton, NYork.
wlNTERpORT. Jan 21-Arrived, bark Dency, Gray,
WIsChssET, Jan 22-saied, scnr Il Wheeler (newI
Lewis, Havana.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,

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The New York herald., 1869-01-26

sentiment than last evening at Patterns Hotei IN
Greenwich street. profuslon OF iass, embracing the
usual pleasino combination Of the ST. Andre'
Cross, British ensign and American nag, orr -"s
the room set apart for the special fe -Amensed
customary at these dinners pen'r =. -, '.'es. 40
besides very correct p"r. .rarf os pon .ae VANS
were various es iliusgslye Of his life, history
poems as FOR instance mis- birthplace, the genius
q poe'rs finding Bgrs at the plough the .Cotter's
saturday Nignt." "Tam O'Shanter" and Burns
table.
At eight clock precisely Mr.. James Nicholson, the
lTesident OF the club raped attention. He an
nounceei that 1t customary to preface their DIM
per With grace, which duty was performed by Mr.
II. u. Milard chaplain Of the club. And now began
snyss aa se sand IN the
long interval in this catter and foray was agree
ably lled in listening 10 recitation OF Burns Ad-
physical concluded and cloth removed, there came
the feast OF reason and flow OF SOUL
The following were the regular toasts:-
"The Day we Celebrate" Drank with Highland hon
q The Genius Of Burns" Responded to by the presi-
| g. america" Responded to by DR.. Robinson.
Poets ana Poe q = Sy ssn sRa
Responded pond, Ito to by Prof McKenna, :, -.
| Z. asstcr Societies"
The Lasses" Responded to by J. Harvey LYONS.
| Sandwiched between the toasts and speeches were
american u sopps ts evening"
| were received and read from Burns clubs ndulglng
| In like anniversary dinners in Philadelphia wash
| incton, Charleston, y. c., and other places At a
late hour the festivities were still In progress Scotch
whlskevs and Scotch ale were Fin the descendant ac
cordiny as the festive fever was in the ascendant
| For that matter, all
--taka rirht'gud willie waueht
For aud lang syne.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
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shp Union henostor Bremen. Ths .rrycd at 1925 Pm
apdsn Msory New orleans, rSs Jan H. with
ssa NJ snS % ss @ to Livingston Fox Co. Had
n Charleston Jan 49, with
Steamship Virginia. Drew Alexandria, with mdse, to Jas
sts;amshp Fanita. Freeman Philadelphia with mdse to
asdays' n ballast Reed Had strong nsrshsrly wind:
Crossed Il. sauaor IN the he Pacac Nov Caps
s s s w A.GS sS S
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W spaia s from n Rio SSs1 5snsi1o
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msa '5sns Bso ivy css most OF the
Haydn sssisn Rio .sssPo 'an with oenss
Rambsr from Boston sarys Ga date &c. schr
DAYS, with fustic, &c, to James Bishop 4 Co.
Bark Moss Glen tBr Newell Havana IL days. with sugar
and tobacco to master Had fine weather
Brig Fred Bliss !of Camden sherman, Palermo NOV 6
and Gibraltar Dec 10, with fruit r Buck 4 Co. Had
h'ss s1r Tsansr Emms ;nss an a % 81 a.y. with 81.
to master. -.
s Key W v
vessel leaking badly
salt to Pension Co.
schr John Lymburner (of Brooksyie Orcutt Cardenas
10 days. with sugar to Bryan Pease.
Schr Iona, Kendall Jacksonville.
schr Gage Sheppard, Savannah days. with cotton. &c,
sehr Hattie Page Halsey, Daren, - days, with rice to
Phillips Brown =
schr II Lockwood, sharrotl Richmond, Va.
Scbr Washington, Jone, Virginia.
Schr Z Barnes, Avery Virginia.
Schr + Simpson, Vale, Virginia.
schr Idelia Small, johnson, Virginia.
Schr D B Martin, Peterson, Virginia.
Schr Norwalk, Wright, Virginia.
schr Panama. Ward, Virginia
schr Flying Cloud, Smith, Virginia.
Schr Pointer, Thompson, Virginia.
schr Q Terry, Birdsall, Baltimore.
schr Senator Crimes Merrill, Baltimore for Bridgeport.
Schr J W Rnmsey Cranmer Baltimore
Schr Hero, POOLE Salem.
schr i & N Reed steeiman, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Abbie Oakes, Rideout Providence
BELOW.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
CLEARED.

Co. 'A~'as"
s,eamship FrAnconia, Sherwood. Portland y Amss
Ship Lookout, Fugent, San Francisco Sutton Co
Bark Ironsidss, Tapley, Arics-Fsbbri Chsnncev.
Bopa 's""'
sarL Augastina tBr Berner Pspsrh Roads for orders
Bsrs CaIer tBr, BosS, savaDnah-P ! rsvus 4
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
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Sun rises ....... 10 Moon rises :. eve - -
Sun sets......... 10 High water morn "a
PORT or NEW YORx, JANUARY Is, 1869,
Ainmnas Tor Now York...Thls Da,

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viii be by the following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March o. 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the A.soc,ated
Press viii discontinue the collection Of ship news M the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously. -
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JrAsNyTTr 10 Al Whitehall slip. All cations from
owners and conasnees 70 the masters Of inward bound yes
sells viii be forwarded free Of charge.
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m mn CURES uNCtuDfN0 THE PoPEsl WITH
OsOOV out medicine or expense BY Du Barys dSciouf
:, REvALRNTA ARABICA FOOD, .~-sN
OF dyspepsia phthss liver, and b0uA dX0fdSf8
sleeplessnsss. II saves 70 times s cost in msdcne and
costa less than ordinary food Also the RevasnA Choeoas
Copies OF cures may BE- bad gratis DU BARRY COZ
I@ Wlism Trsst New YoSt, and through al ressn apd
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The nrainzer CnrneynI yerein.


There are three cities in Germany which are cele-
brated for the wit and spirit OF their carnival
Cologne, Munich and Malnz-or, az the Americans
call the latter city, taking their cue from France,
Mayence. The Arion Society take after Cologne,
but there Is another congregation OF Germans deter
mined upon introducing and perpetuating the car
niva Of Mayence In this city and country. Having had
several carnival sessions at Geib's walhala, this
society, the Manner Carneva verein, invited Its
members and guests to grand masquerade last
nlvht, al the Cernania Assembly Rooms. Mr..
sauer as president of the society, and Mr.. Higer
chairman OF the committee OF reception, were evi-
IDENTITY the designated BY nature for positions
OF that kind. II IL not without reason that the
people Of the good city OF Mayence should favor the
press. One OF their notices last night spoken by
me President referred 10 Faust aud Gutenberg as
the fathers and to the city OF Mayence the birth
place OF the art OF printing The old myth OF Faust
were other Characters ridculIng present ex-
travagances. Two ladies exhibited terrific Grecian
bendst one wheeling baby In a perambulator,
the Otnef having baby snugly ensconced on the
top OF her panier, both the ladies' being OF course
men In dsguse Mephistophees, the adjunct OF
Faust, was represented. Barnums fat baby, weigh
ing nearly 300 pounds, was there, and swabians In
were present, doing some astounding acrobatic
ieats, aud travelling panorama, stereopticon,
or Whatever else II may he called exhibit
ing some ludicrous scenes OF everyday life
In our cosmopolitan city, met with very many ad-
mirers The number OF interesting masks represent.
fashion, was very great. The Mainzer Carneva SO.
ciety may well congratulate themselves upon their
success upon thus introducing into New York the
carnival OF Mayence.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
fATrlL-1a pslL o. rrr SESAME n,l lHENr.

N accordance with general order published In
Sundays HsRALD portion of the second regiment
National Guard assembled last night At the rmory In
seventh street. for battalion dnL Lieutenant Colonel
De Coaftey. assisted by Major OiShaughnessy, super
intended the instruction. The battalion wAf pat
through os many Of the movements Gs could he con.
venenfiy executed IN the small room OF the arm
ana we're afterwards very c1reuy instructed Dy .ii
Naor in the urlncnies OF tAe tlantnI The ma,er ~
81 THIS regiment il excellent but the line Officers nus
hen require careful training. wat ~ now lapct
"a some q tile members Of the fegimert WIZ be
pleasure Wien they obtain q mas'tIy over thcr
pieces anl confidence In fhemaelve5
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

Curfors CASE or SrsTEvDEp AvIMArIoS.--0u sLhe
10Th inst. Farmer natned John Poster, about bsbs
years Of age, living near Van Vert. while seated
cenyerslng with hls family, suddenly dropped out
of hs chair apparently lleless. immediate assist
auce was obtained and, upon examination, life was
pronounced 70 be extinct Accordingly preparations
wcro made for the burial, which was 10 take pace
OF Monday. Arriving al the gray eyard the cofin
vas opened iOr last view of the supposed inani-
npc teaire. when untnislakabge siI6s ~ life were
slgcogercd. The brow was covered win perspIra.
fion and the t0dy hna every appearance oi being In
n natlra. and healthy tlfep. His nsnds we're pre-
vailed uIon % take tIe holy ho1c, where u renains
uu 10 the present time, In the same condition.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
The CoIonin Maeuuerchor.

This young and prosperous society OF Jolly young
Germans had their fourth anniversary BAH last
night at Reihhsrdts Casino, corner Of Houston and
Mott streets. the regular attendants OF
the church which used TO meet in the same
building could have been there Yesterday
they would have come 30 the same conciusion--that
pety and merrlment are not antagonintic for the
company yesterday, althoLgh they assembled In a
quondain church, enjoyed themselves well The
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
SONS Of Liberty Association.

The ban OF this association came on at Brookes'
Assembly Rooms last night which was one Of the
most festive and enjoyable gatherings Of the
present season. 1t was the first annual In.
vitation ball OF the association and was
got ap in manner that reflects credit on its pres-
dent, Mr.. Patrick Rogers and the oicers associated
with him. There was quite goodly company on
the the nist advanced me nnmbers We're larrey aug
mented. The majority Of the ladies displayed great
taste in their toilets having evidently taken care
ing their appreciation OF the trite adage that
"beauty unadorned is adorned the most" The fes-
tivilies were carried until late hour and the ut
most harmony and good-felowshp prevailed
throughout.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
Thomas Conan Association.

At Irving Hall there was perfect jam under the
auspices Of this association In which the majority
Of the city and county officers participated. The
honored guest-the President of the Board of Alder
men-was put through course OF handshaking
which must have developed the bceps OF his upper
extremites largely, while those terpslchorally in
clined had opportunities to develop the bceps OF the
lower eXtremtes in similar ratio
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

Ball Of the Thomas Conan Associat.on'
Irving Hall last evening was the scene " poa.,s
diamonds and handsome toilets-tle scene " -. ~
nrst bah Of the Thomas Conan Association. 70 say
that the ball was superb, that enjoyment reigned
supreme that the ladies were bewitching and that
their partners outdid themselves In galantry, would
be giving but small pOrticI OF the praise due to the
association having tbe matter in charge. To de-
the melodies OF the music would require more space
than newspaper article can afford; but we cannot
pass by without noting some OF the prominent
our ex-Mayor and present President OF the Board OF
Aldermen. and his beautiful wife, were the cynosure
OF all eyes, and added brilliancy to the ball which
calls for Its yearly repetition; then there were the
potent magnates OF the New York White House, In
cluding Mossrs Fullerton and Dunphy, and Morgan
ties too numerous to mention. Altogether II was the
peasantest reunion 1t has been our fortune to Wit
ness
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

BARK Az Kins%ssn Ksans al na,.nnas mas, Brett Son Co.
Brig San Juan Mex), Aahonsy, P.ermo-Fapbri Chaun.
coy
.acf brig ssnnaa o 'Sr' LIS, Para and Naranham-L I'm
Bar Lowell. Van Rsynesan, Vera cruz-Pstsrson
scSr somes, Pray, Nassau River Fla, via Savannah
BRYAN Pease.
Schr Smith, Tooker, Charleston-N McCready 70.
echr II Rapp, Cale Richmond, vavan Brunt slaght.
schr Othello, Eldrdgc, Philadelphia -Raker Dayton
Schr Abraham Lincoln Dl, Philadelphia-Baker Day
ton.
Hchr America, Reynolds, Brlstol-H W jackson 4 Son.
Schr n Bloomfield Hobbie Stamford.
Schr o G Acken, Hobbis, Stamford.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
THE BALL SEASON.
Fire Department Ball.


At the Academy OF Music last night throng Of
beauty and briliancy assembled in response to the
invitation OF the committee having charge Of the
ball. the receipts Of which to be added TO the fund
for the widows and orphans Of the Volunteer Fire De-
partment. Last nights entertainment the fortieh
given for the same purpose, and that the galantry
and services OF the quondam red-shirted heroes have
not been forgotten was amply testified by the uni
versal gathering OF "fair women and brave
men, which honored the Academy last even
ing with their presence. That the women were
Iar no one who was present could dare to deny and
the records OF the bravery OF many OF the men are
craven on the grateful hearts Of the metropolis.
The extra decorations OF the hall consisted or
handsome balcony at the stage end, to which
two broad stairways led and behind which hand
some landscape gave freshness and vivacity
balcony was well designed representation OF a
hose carriage brightly gleaming. and typifyinR the
the od department were accompanie accom- pa To at
tempt to particularize in short space the promi-
nent toilets would be fruitless task. suf-
son thus far has surpassed that OF last
night in the elegance and tastefulness displayed.
dancers the boxes were fied with an array no less
sparkling. The 'svets' were on hand In large
number and the arrangements By the committees
matter could desire, and Of this fact no
doubt can be expressed when It is known
White, Daniel D. Conoyer. James Y. watkins, j.
Guion Fisher, James L. Miller, John ]. westray
Martin V. b. Smith. james Cameron, John W. Cox
VIM, II. Blague, Wilbur 7. Kirby. VIM. II. Pegg VIM.
@. O'Brien, Frank Foster, VIM. NJ. Randall, Geo.
+. Nesbitt, Jr, Adolphus F. Pohle, rhos II. Jenkins;
that the guests were attended to by Messrs. William
II. Wickham, Henry 3. venn Charles Delmonico
Joshua s. Cooley, Robert McGinnis. J. Corbey Per-
rim. Jr., and Samuel A. Besson; and that the ar
engagements for preserving order. which work. by
the way was not much needed. were un.
owen W. Brennan, Lorenzo Delmonico, william 8.
Bates. Albert J. DelatSlr. Daniel #. Wilets,
Alonzo Slote, Robert c. Brown, william III. Stodart,
Jordan l.. Mott. Daniel Slote c. Godfrey Guntner
Cornelius c. Poillon, Edgar r. Iasak, william c.
Conner.
BY this ball there VIII be at least soo0Qor S. 900
added TO the noble fund for which II is Intended,
while those who participated can have the satisfac
tion of Knowing that they partakers OF one OF
the finest treats In the ball line or this season.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

hoS bend excepted, and the gentlemen ~ fnS~ nv
orsnhacn iind aud hence sprightly and amusing
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

Bali OF Company I, TWelIth Ho8Emeuts
The Apollo Hall, Twenty-eighth street, was bril-
liant last night with gay uniforms and handsome
dressess the occasion being the third annual hop OF
Company l. Twelfth regiment National Guard But
brilliant than the c0ors OF the decorations and
costumes were the bright ewes OF the many hand
some ladies' present, sparkling with pleasure and
excitement. Captain John French, the commandant
OF the company, was most attentive to the guests
The ban was very pleasant and the arrangements
were perfect.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

schr spara (NG), from Rio Janeiro.
Wind at sunset NNW.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
81, rquet OF the Burns Club st Patterns


Hotel.
In tNs thiriy.fou. years that have elapsed since
the Organization Of the Burns Club OF this city,
with the exception OF tie centenary anniversary
nine years ago, the birthday anniversary OF Robert
Burns has neyes been celebrated with more enthu-
sissm ana more epliveniDs genialty d soul an0
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

Prize Medal awarded Paris Exposition, 1857
Brewery $40 West Eighteenth street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, New York.

MACPHERSON SMITH. poSArn swrru
THIS ALE Ia brewed with the greatest care and can be
relied upon rs perfectly pure and wholesome For DEI9
CACf OF navor and fine TONIC properties
and country. - ' " '"0 VIZ
The attention q consumers solicited. oylers by mat
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

BOSTON, Jan -, PM-Asrived, schr Albert Mason Grow.
s rhiladepba; CLEARED, ship Argonam lBrJ, Gardner,
Edwards soners, Savannah va Woods Hole Lucy D His
sns RSshmond, Aej nsssa, Thton, Tritsinsss DamQre