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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
THE GERMAN REpuBLIcAN CENTRAL coMsuTTIr

The division long existing in the ranks II
the German Republicans OF this city was always el 20
be misfortune 1t was therefore resolved by the leade
OF both parties to issue call inviting the GeTmars q
every Assembly District 20 elect five deleglte5 TO heN
Central Committee Each fraction hppolutedt res 4r
for every District and under the auspices N thes3 W.
officers the elections were held for delegates - tn en-
tral Committee who met on Tuesday last 10 tlehtaG'
UOuse TO foru a permanent Organization. Tho M'ib
uists were well balanced. aud vote Tor PItsdehi
tenn resulted In 81 for Mr.. whitman Central commute
and 5s for Mr. Rau General Committee Or sch'@, "
though only delegates had right 20 Vote-a -.
that some one had interest IN hnvug NOicts, 80
eury and vote often" IL may be imagined thh W -
sion OF this body, composed OF tNC parties tuRtIs -
ascendancy was very stormy one aud amidst u RI.
ing OF the tempest it resolved thas ony ios' ~
vote on the admttRnce OF delegates whose y,
had the signatures Of both the registrars ald Wtl'I
contested Several such irregularities rae oe', -
and made the right OF some delegates % iote ven
mi Their exclusion would have pay me @ihs "a -
sehultl in the minority and it resolved ho'l"v i'
attend the adjourned meeting az yesterday oNenI,
to send an ultimatum, proposing hat AZ sit -
contested or uncontested, should Oe adtni,ttu
cecdng In any further business or they WVu.u 49, -
And secele they did as their request vas ~
with The meeting then proceeded :" IN l,s r,tu's 80
ness examination OF credentials and ncn so ~ ~"
cnes Tie body contained now 70 duy quaneo uei, N
md elected Maj-Gen. Franz Sllel "a ffe'.l'h' ~ 49,
the other officers OF its permanent organ I"''Vn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

Members of the Society of Friends, and one
of the most rigorous of our od-style officers
of the army, coming to the question from OPP
poste points, seem to have combined IN seek
ing to influence the Senate in the direction or
peaceful measures toward the Indians. Gen
Harvey presented to the Indian Committee the
substance of his account Of operations with
the Sioux printed elsewhere; and the Quakers
protested against giving over the Indians to
the mem Of-WaT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

A goodly number of the admirers of the
poet Burns celebrated the one hundred and
tenth anniversary of his birthday by din
ner at the Metropolitan Hotel last even
ing. Wine and cigars gave place to
the ladies till midnight; and though the
entertainment little rcsembled the Old-time
celebrations Of the anniversary, we do not
doubt that it was no less enjoyable and re-
fected 10 less honor on the memory Of the
imnnrtnl bard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

Vice-Presdent Wade yesterday presented the
petition of Mrs. Lincoln for a pension If it
be not entirely clear that this is the best way
to discharge a national obligation, the exist
ence, at least, Of the obligation cannot be de-
MED. The widow Of our murdered President
has been shabbily treated, and we hope to see
this Congress award her tardy measure of
instice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

If we rightly apprehend the meaning of
yesterdays doings in the House, new railroad
subsidies have hard road to travel this
Winter. True, the House refused to lay the
Denver Pacific bill on the tables to 99-but
it Immediately refused-63 to S6-to order the
bill to a third reading, and then referred the
bill and amendments TO the Committee OF
Public Lands-8G to GO. We judge that it will
stay Thereon may as well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

English liabilities which, uttering only In.
almost universal feeling of the American peopls
we have already enforced. No mere list Of
ships actually destroyed by English-built priva.
teers can cover our claims. The Commerce Of
the United States was swept from the seas by
British agencies, and that is the measure Of
British liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

SECOND FraacThe killing ~ Dr. ParkerTrsHsposlon Of
LumbG toiowa-Psefo RaiNsyA-A Plea 10 BaE--Tbe North
Wet il the Cahiue'lhe BaseLEckel Csse-Puble Sale.
Of Tickets r Booths Theater Opeu gIhs Revenue Dedct
The Fourth Nev.Jersey Dstrrt-Mmicpai Afairs-Bur
gsry n Deyst-Bogas Detective Brought to Gref-Heayy
Bank Robbery The Morning sunday.Sehool Affair
CoartAusst Of Party Of Burglars-A Mysterious Case
Marrow Bsc. De.-Ihe Courts--Geleral Notes
THmo PAeE-Ihs Money MsrkesTAs Narsss-shpprg Intel
Ggeuce
SiKrH PAGE-NeW Publications
BKyyNTH PAOg.-Rell E,t1te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

We trust that Commissioner Rollins will care
fully examine the law and the precedents be-
fore deciding the question just submitted by
Assessor Webster, of the XXXIld New-Iork
District, as on his decision depends a large
amount of taxes or no taxes due to the Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
THE TRJBUyE ALNlN1C.

The First and Second editions of THE TRI-
BUSE ALMANAC are exhausted the Third edition CON
tanning Of recently elected and other
revisons and e0rrcclnns win be ready Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

We do not believe the treaty on the Ala
bama claims which Mr. Reverdy Johnson ne
gotiated ever had ghost of chance to pass
the Senate; bat the country will not the less
rejoice in the evidence afforded this morning
that tho head Of the next Administration
shares tho popular feeling concerning it,.
Gen. Grant takes tho broader view Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
CAUTION.

man named w. II. Chambers has obtained
money from different parties forged OF fraudulent
ohecks. VIC warn The public against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
SiKrH PAGg. -New Publications.
BxYgNTH PAGE-Retl E,t'te.

The New-York Assembly yesterday called on
Congress to assist IN removing the obstruc-
tions from Hell Gate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
rr,v- vopK NAVY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JANUARY % 1869

But what he thinks of preserving is the Tory
partv not the Irish Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
Ensntss Rotlns.

Bruxrrr', -rANDARD PREPARATIONS
U.v. act bee, a . ous The popular articles made in
this couItrg. 1b, .HtIaoos:
CO,0tIvE. ptir,, ..I. dressing,
KAIuisroS. co.a... .tr te skim
F.oraulL. d,htt.. ...taerche' pufmo,
OIIfvr,r ToprH H .sIf. ar the teeth and gums,
C.losss wArs in richness and de''acy Of perfume q
ans. ana le.r surt..t
FL,vosIvs Exlt.... si1csl cooking purposes
Jo.rru Brasll. s. Co., Projectors, Bostoa and NesYorf
wholesale by Jo.> b HESRy No. "a ParkroW, aud dealers
seasrsy aai ssts and family s'oee everywhere
SrEM-w>rN4 WALrHAM WATCHES.
These Ha'gts rre' oe PeiugI o. Ai ,T,ri To run
i f..,' .. ss'5 s y. r, .odori
Howard y Co..
..'' AND ''- 10 so.'t 6ie iino,pvAz \. Y
How TO SAVE Coil,
Shut your doors WIS.,. t.s iArENr SPIRAL arENG Butts
r,5' IS J RgsF"sa, E1 12 p Park R'"
No g Bcssuan.st. Nev.Yors.
Browns BuoScuAL TRoCHEs CLEAR AND
give strength 10 the .a.5 Singers ana Indispensable to Public
Speaker
81 recommend th,ir ISL. q, Publ, Speakers
BEv b. IT, CHAPIS.
Tbsy have ul exactly relieving slroat aud clearing
fhs voice so that cou. sih ease II DrcHAHNE
oborser French Parish Church, Montreal
sodby 40 Dealers h Medicines.
A.-RREUMArl,u legally Warranted Cured
a. non.v rudtI DE FriR's Great Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy;
sslsn nasriy References 3's7 slreA Principal depot No o'
Brosdaas.
EVFRpELLs. No BOZ Broadway. Wedding
Cards Moo.rau,, Fe Not rsper ready STAMPED hne'i 20 tt MY
BE sure and ctii for
Mas WSsJov's So3THISG SYHCr.'
Having ihc fcsue PEHENs' The outside wrapper
All other are base limitations
A SET or FUBs
ug rHR CHoiCggr
be purchased ct r.s than cost Of inana4gre AZ
No. 10 Uuonsquare
Some folks ca1't sleep nights without using
For sale by On DRUGGIST, 10 =.
WIN. EYERDELLs SONS No. 101 Fulton-st.-
WEDDING Cams AoN"aN'as NorE PAFEi etc Established oio
DIR. PALNER's ARM AND LEG THE BEST"
1904 6 Bvay n SCI DO Cl-sinut 81 Pt; 81 Greera boston
Wis, Toupees, aud Ornamental Haig.-First
quality hsr dse aud Ah shae, 81 h.hcl, ls Ho1t
BATCHELORs HAIR DYE-Ihe best in the
world harmless reliable salaueous perfect AZ al Drugg.ts
CuIcKERING q Sons,
lauuhciurers Of
GRAND SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
ReorltrI Fret Grand Gold Medal,
a. Boz ,ul' rerompense.
CROSS OF The LEGION OF HONOR
VNIvERs4L EXPOSITION, PARIS, 1857.
These awards u the Exposition aud TIE house OF
CHiCEEYIsG a SoNs was thr 30 hou0rcd
United have heeu awarded S1rYNNs fhf IkF
nd
Siyen 70 any Manufacturer ihe United States .
Total Stveoue First Premiums and tue most lai'erng iesumo
pislI from the leading artists Of le world
No I EssT FpUKrKE.Tr-sr., " T.,
Between Broadway an fithi'e
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
TtlEGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Judge Vose. Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF Massachusetts,, died In Boston on Sunday
fire broke out In the village OF Lowvile, Lewis
county, NJ ", last Saturday night, which destroyed
the Bostrock House block. on Main street. The loss
is about $4,000 and is nearly covered By in.
surance
Henry W. Oswald, abookkeeper OF Boston, has dis
appeared with considerable sum OF money alleged
10 belong to the estate OF his late employer recently
deceased. Oswald was one OF the bail for Wormald,
the puglist.
Schencks sash and blind factory at Fishkill Land.
ing was destroyed by fire about twelve O'Clock on
Saturday night. The loss Is estimated AT sic 00O
and s insured for 00c II stated that the build
lug was set on fire In four different places.
The South Carolina Legislature yesterday passed
bill amending the State Police act by giving the
Governor authority to increase the force TO whatever
number he may deem necessary. An act to estab-
iish State Orphan Asylum was also passed.
The Bennington and Rutland Railroad Company
OF vermont, have taken q lease OF the Lebanon
Springs road aud VIII run In close connection with
the Harlem Railroad through cars by the way OF
bennington and Manchester to Rutland and Mon
trea making an all rail line without change OF cars
Hartford Conn, voted yesterday t2.o5I yeas 20
eighty nays TO subscribe $3.50 TO the stock OF the
Connecticut Western Railroad Company, In addition
TO 100000 already subscribed. This insures the
construction OF the road, which will be put under
contract In the spring, and is 10 connect this CITY
with the Hudson river. The road will be com peted
Ia July 1870.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LosDos MONEY MAaKEr.-Lospos. Jan. 1s--4:so
y. M.-Fhe money market closed quiet. Consols,
VIZ for money and the account. United states five-
twenties quiet and steady at 75x. Railway stocks
easier. Erie, 26A; Illinois Central, 924.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARrs, Jan. 1s.-Bourse quiet;
Rentes, GeL SIC.
FRANKFORT BouRsB.-FnASxponr Jan. 1s.--United
states nvetwenty bonds opened at 7954 Tos for the
old issue.
LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKxr.-IIvERrooL Jan.
$3.50 r. M.-The cotton market closed dull at the
following quotations: :--Midding uplands. 11,sd.;
middling 0rleans,iixd. The sales OF the day foot
up 10000 bales.
HAvRE CorroS MARKEr.--HAvRE, Jam 1s--Even.
ing.-Cotton--tres ordinairc on spot unchanged
low mddling 10 arrive closed easier NJ 1851.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs AND FR0vTsfONs MAR
KKE-LIyERrooI, Jan. i8--Evening.-The markets
closed unchanged In tones and quotations.
:. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxEr.-LIvsRPoor- Jan.
Is-peToeum advanced; spirits, SD; refined,
articles unchanged.
LoNDon PRODUCE MaREET-LoNDor, mn. 49,
$3.50 p. M-Taow IL quoted at 47s. "a. Refined
petroleum, Is. Skd. Linseed cakes, ell 5s. Cal.
cutta linseed 57s. Ga. q SIS. sugar and oils un
changed.
PETROLEUM NARKET.-AvrwERp Jan. 1s-pc
troleum Hrm at S6lst 51 for standard white
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
OBITUARY.


This well known actor died on Sunday last, at hts
residence In this city, after lingering for many
months with consumption. He was born in England,
and had not yet attained his nfty-seventh year OF
age at the time OF his death. Mr.. Bland emigrated
to this country nearly quarter Of century ago.
and made his first appearance as an actor at the
Park theatre, performing number OF characters
and winning quite reputation for the versatility OF
his abilities. At Burtons theatre he became one OF
the principal actors at a time when this place OF
amusement had really first class company. Subse.
quently the deceased removed to Washington, where
he attained the position OF manager OF theatre.
In this capacity he was quite successful making n
handsome competency. His last engagements were,
first In this city at the New York theatre In 1861
when he appeared in the "Ticket OF Leave Man .
and subsequently In washington, as manager OF
Wallis Opera House. Mr.. Bland was thorough
gentleman, well-read student OF Shakespeare and
an actor Of merit His family comprised wife and
fonr children, who, with large circle OF friends
will deeply mourn their loss.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

their bird. however. and readily accepted ali the
dozen buckle the North had offers Of any 70 five
on him. DOwnihe went, and at times 1t looked 6er-
he n with sncS e that he broke the e
the South and won gallantly. This desperate battle
was very short-it was AL over In two minutes nfty
Sirtn Font-weignts. fourteen. the North the
favorte twenty to fourteen. They showed blue
red from Astoria thought g De me s Gsmess % Of the
running from the Southern brd. The latter sent IN
8 black red. At 1rst it was good, hard night, and
badly but he had not condition nor true
nghtng qualities. as after few iaps that led the
their excellent M 01t previous success down went t. his
head and away he ran for dear life. 1t was game
that told again. As this victory for the South was
money! LEFT Northern hands this battle. Time
thirty-seven minutes ten seconda
two. weights, nve-two. The former showed
birch-a duck wing from the same yard as the run.
away: The South brought ont Domniick good
to seven on the battle and 500 to 300 on
the main. The duck wing finely retrieved
as he fought with desperation aer badly badly cut leg,
at last tearing the throat OF the Southern bird In
such manner that he attempted to run away,
to the North, which they richly deserved. 1t was
nfty TO one on the duck wing during the contest.
Eighth Fight.-This might decide the main, as the
North had won five battles to the South's two
Weights, fOur-twelve. The South showed pyle
and the North black red. The betting was twenty
to twelve In favor Of the latter. 1t was grand.
slashing tight. the N0rtherner winning the battle in
three minutes. in style worthy Of the Long Island
race from which it Originated. This settled the
main for the North, and while they were very ju-
blant the South felt decidedly blue.
Ninth Fi0ht--Weights, two fOurthrees The North
showed pyle. the South brown red. Twenty to
twelve on the former The former knocked his OPP
ponent crazy at the first buckle and IN three minutes
and thirty seconds another Southerner was no, only
whipped, but dsgraced. Although this battle was so
quickly won there was good deal OF money changed
hands.
Tenth Fi1ht.-It now stood North seven, South
two. The former brought out q red-winged spangle,
the latter brassback. Weghts-North, four pounds
twelve ounces: South, four pounds eleven ounces.
II was quick work, and although the North was q
great favorte at long odds. at the first buckle he
received chance shot which, striking him in the
neck. killed him. Time, ffty-three seconds.
E,erenth Fight-Weights, South. four-nine; North,
four-eeven. The former pyle and the latter o
gray spange. Thev fought well and earnestly, cut
ting and dashing each other IN such manner that it
was difficult to distinguish one from the other. The
North had his legs cut down, which proved his de-
feat, as the South whipped him nicely in fifteen
minutes and ten seconds.
T,relnh Fiqht-This was the outside fight
Weights-North, iourtwelve South four-twelve. The
former was black red and the latter pyle. Each
fought well, but the North was a fine fighter and
killed the Southerner in great style. Time, four
minutes thirteen seconds.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

We have recsived from correspondent the following
list Of wrecks and disasters In the Bahsmas names
Of those vessels seeking Nassau In during the month
OF Decsmbss:-
NASSAU, MP, Jan g. 1859
Arrived Dec - bHg Frederic tDan Brusn master from
no schs for vita cargo o. diy, dv with oss
Arrived Dec ~ sch Equator OF and from Nassau Abury
for New York, with fruit sponge, Had experf
enced very heavy weather, split sails lost man. in
tpsde short Of provson and had thrown over oranges
and few tons OF dyewood which deck Repaired
and resumed her voyage Jana
Arrived Dec ~, schr Helene (of Brookhaven Bates mas
ter from Jack ksonvis for New York. lumber Had En-
persnced very heavy weather. threw deckoad and
anchor and chain leaking badly. Has partly discharged
xry,vsd w. Esc a. ms.,.d ooh, rr.n.o,. -, ~.
Lsav,s Ms.sr from New York for Galveston with general
ehor which she bfed and saved most
Of cargo, partially damaged htewsrd tot vessel up and
brought her u this She has repaired
and s nov alongsds wharf TO take IN cargo, which has
mostly been appraised and OF " sold VIII proceed
about ten days =
Dec Am brig Hattie Emery, Fits master, from Port.
land for Matan1as with hoops shocks wrecked on
No Name Cav Abaco. Materials sod Green Turtle Cav
Nfsse and cargo, found or not found, sold nj Nas,au
Arrived Dec - sebr Chloe toi Richmond Me-. Hatch
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

STREET COLLIsIoN.-Car 13 OF the Cortlandt street
Streets about eight O'Clock last evening, colided
with Harlem freight car The street car was
crowded with passengers at the tfme who were
thrown into all sorts OF graceful attitudes without
doing anybody any damage. The car was badly
smashed. 1t is said that nobody was to blame for
the accident
RICH HAUL.-Some weeks ago large quantity
OF silks. to the value Of from $1,000 to $4,000 was
stolen from the dock at Hoboken, and though re-
ward was offered for the recovery Of the property
and the apprehension OF the thieves neither the one
nor the other was effected. Yesterday the property
was found IN Greenwich street. near the Twenty
eighth precinct station house by olcer Dunlap, OF
from Captain Mount. and the owners OF the property
will find 1t at the Seventeenth precinct station house
TO-DAY,
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
CLEARED.

Steamship Co.
steamship Franconia, Sherwood. PortlaDd-J Ames.
Ship Zouave, Robinson, Melbourne-Maier, Lord Que
reau.
Bark Wynsud tBr), Jones, Melbourne-RW W Forbes
4 Co.
Bark Norsh, Gibbs, CienfueRos- Miller 4 Houghton
Bark Thos Pope, Webber, Cardenas-Yates Porterfeld
Brig Margaret Hahn tBr, Wales, vence-Fabbr Chaun-
cey.
Brig Edith, Putnam, Minatitisn-simpson d Ctapp.
Brig Harriet r Gilbert, st Johns NFBowring Archi-
bald.
schr Flanagan, Collins, Trinidad, Cuba-Miner Co.
schr Royal Arch (Br), Wickwire Cornwals-Crandall,
Umphray 4 Co.
schr Harriet Thomas, Robinson, Mobile-J Hurlbut 4
Sons.
schr Lilly, francis, Charleston-N L McCready Co.
Schr Lyon, Lyon, Bamore-Baker Il Dayton
Schr Fannie Hatch. Gregory, Salem-R Ropes Co.
Schr O Acken, Hobbie, Stamford.
Schr Evelyn, Burger. Stamford.
Steamer Relief, Williams, Bermuda--Coast Wrecking Co.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
Balls to Take Place Tonight.
RRcuKLYN ITEMS.

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-Two men, named Garret
Roach and Timothy Nolan, got into an alteration
last night at the corner OF Myrtle avenue and WASH
ington street. when Nolan struck his opponent q
violent blow upon the side OF his head. knocking
him senseless. The injured man was taken to the
Fortyfrst precinct station house, and subsequently
removed TO the hospital. Nolan was arrested and
locked up to answer.
INCENDIARY FIRR.-At about eight O'Clock last
night the stable OF John McDermott in Front street.
near Jay, was discovered to be on fire. Two citizens
saw man leaving the alleyway at the time the fire
broke out, and took him into custody on suspicion
OF having committed the arson. He gave his name
as John H. Barrett, aged thirty-fve years, and was
locked up to await trial. The fire was soon extin-
guShed.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

TxxxL, Jan a-Arrived. Transit, whimore CaIlao fos
TaIEsv. n.. aa-Ariysa. Lsif. Ealsnon, Kyork.
Sailed asth, Due Frsssl Fisngs NYork; 18th. Giovanni
TXDLs BxY Nov g-Arrivsd. Anna Maria ArbOs, Nyork;
a7th, TurneuIl, cumming., San. Francisco.
iss, Bnsnsids. E PsnderSsast N Nsseasis, Ssw SswNI
Sailed l2h, Annie Kimbsll Williams, Batavia 18th,
ioth. Bsnian, Chase. NYorE -
American Ports.
Boston Jan "a s.srs srg Perl Cole British
salsd-Brigs Jacnta, Jennie Cushman, Tuia and Eliza
steamer s9%s. crs.s s. sp..
wood, tsi and Prize banner, from yIr:inla;
S,,s 5 A.r ssT bark rn
Also arrived 18Th, Trpol Liverpool; Neptune
05s sn bark
Susn s oSe and
Fred Dunbar pnbar EYn,n w.en s WI
ton, Rich, Bottom; $3.50. w., -. w.. .,,.
ss1i and sssmond
ssi,edr,nes chas Albert, Harold; schr Alexander
BRIsToL Jan i5-csarsd. schr Young Teazer, Bowman.
BEVERLY. Jan I5-Arrved schr Wave, Falkenham. Elr-
CHXRLEsToN, Jan l5-Arrived schr Amelia q Ireland,
DANvERs Jan ls-Arrived, schr Chase, Ingraham, New
FERNANDINA, Jan Arrived. schr Mary Adams, Bill
FORTRESS MONROE. Jan ls-Passed In for Baltimore.
GALvEsTow. Jan ii~clea,ed barks voant Castnsr.
Liverpool: Schiller zimmerman Bremen.
Bath Ne; Ben Carver, Movers Porto Rico schrs Mary
..INDIANoLA. Jan ARRIVED schr A A Bander Stead.
jAcKsoNvILLE. Jan Arrived, scsn Emma. Munroe.
S coaasn wasm
Wade Hayana ish Gambia Perry ssrSaso. dos nvor. a..
ASIo NOZZLE jan is-ceared, acnr Ellie Smith, Smith,
NEW LEANS, Jan ls-Arrivsd' sshr Heason' Doug
Cleared-seamshps Darien CFr>, Desrocques, Havana;
Kensington, Babson: Boston So. -
nedy Boston: Francis " Lorng Harddg, Providence .
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 16-sailed, schr Mary Tarr, Nal
,HEwBTRYpoRT, Jan 5-Arrived schr George Albert,
NORWICH Jan l5-Arrived. schr Thos Fitch Pettigrew
NEW HAVEN, Jan 17-Arrived bark Tweed tBr, Driver,
Shields; schr Peace, Dows, Elzabethport
LIVERPOOL; brig Emily Fisher. Clark Trinidad.
Ia2qse m pu-se @ ,do'Ss acna9n v,,e are
taned At the Breakwater by head winds schrs Brooks.
s s ssr J Bsr virginia
Crate and Ann Amelia SYork for virginia ~ isI ESdrs WM
ton MARY Brewer, and huntington. do for Baltimore;
PR6vDEScE JAN isArived schrs oread Goodspeed
virginia. Cranmer. Cranmer Philadelphia soop Fred
kssa Higgins Potomac Rye
gyrey % ss%ln sse cna and Knight Rome E
be.hport: Lucy Ames, Rishop Nyork. w.,, w.n,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan Is-Arrved ship silis,ria, Steer
cieared.ship Celestial, Liverpool; hahnman DO. 90,
Electric Spark Liverpool; Hertfordsnhe '6r
sAiEM Jan Arrived schrs @ Mary Smith pa pasddoca dos
som Alice Oakes, Plsbury. Hoboken Hero, Elwel New
istS-saled schr D Newcomb, HIGGINS. ransier.
. WILMINGTON, NC Jan Is Arrived; brig Nstrons lBr.
Es Posna isss Treat Trim and as
drssh NYors Clara Bell Ams,bary FosapSr on Ms .chr
Oneida, Davis Boston.