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The New York herald., 1871-01-01
MURDEROUs ATTACK.

Man Asssr5led by n Gang OF RouEhs and
Beaten Almost to Death with a I,oveI
Hnndlca
Charles sIKsrlin resides at Ill Greene street. and is
emplose q by Ball, Black d Co., in Broadway. Last
night, blcompany with boarder named Pfeil fer and
ms hti esbor, he went to Washington MarkCa OBJ
tain su pples for
A NEW YEAR. DINNER
on MS return, and when he had arrived within
iew Steps OF hishome, being in front OF he houses
ioS ana 1o5 Greene street. party OF boys,on the op
PosNe sdewnk began snowhalling the party
fleier ran cross the street after Of the boys
VINO had hit ihe child with a chunk or ice and snow
ana oroered them away. While shouting at and
chasing the
GANG OF RoUeHs
came elt OF zone OF the places above mentioned and
attacked iarlin, who was standing quietly, hold.
ing DIS parcels, by the curpstone. One OF
shein sh Duted out, "You win never work
another day Wen spon your fun - and
rnfiian named Frank Emmons, residing at
IS ss Prince street rushed up TO him, striking hlm
ieaflul low With weapon supposed to be slung-
shot at he time) upon the head. Karin fen TO ,he
BLOOD spURTING OUT
street heard the threat Of the ruflan who had
spoken KARIN, while Karlins wife heard his cry.
The IL tter instantly to the place where her
hnsna nd lay bleeding, and for time
eaugf It her husband in her arms, the child
screa med, and Pfeifer stood by with banched
cheei Is, at first speechless then bursting forth in
Gnin aeigible jafgon OF German. An oficer Of the
Elgh tn precinct helped to convey Karlin home.
Capt ain McCleary, on
HEARING OF THE ATTACK
al nee hUrred TO the scene, accompanied by officer
Ha nmet, and Emmons was arrested. The weapon
VII w hicn the attack was made was picked up. 1t
wa heavy shovel handle and from IFS weight and
dI tensions showed It's capacity for the destruction
ol hfe and that the attack was meditated.
HERALD reporter visited Karn at eleven O'Clock
la night and found him III an insensible condition
" fuCp
d .ep gashes were visible In his forehead At times
bi Dod came From his mouth. The children were
rying, but the wife stood over her husband
.arless aud tended him she would have done
ner dying infant. There seemed among those who
iIad Seeh him little doubt that he would die though
mo physician had as yet reached the house, and con-
lsequently no reliable information could be obtained
IN regard TO what would be the effects Of the blow
Too much credit cannot be given TO Captain McCea-
ry ior the promptness with which he effected this
arrest Scarcely ten minutes had elapsed before the
ruffian was captured and In cell of the Eighth pre-
Cnct station house.
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shippiua NoscS.

The Custom House VIII open for the entering and
cears u between The hoarr o. and 10 AN on
NaucN.
The marine osses FOR the year 100 srgrerae $50 vessels
oargoes sis07,su0 The oss 10 greater
than IN year since 1867.
The steamship Thomas Ksiso sailed from this port yester
dsv for New Orleans consigned 20 james Rsypor This
,be Jsonesr . line between tie pos OF New
Orleans hnd The Tefas coast
During the twelve m2nths just passed the screw docks
for general repairs si2 vessels Of wnich IS
urepelev, ~ barks. bes, So schooner 81 pilot
bosis. "a yachts Darsss . elevators and sDop.
On Tusseay last the piio, boat David Mrcbe propeller
snHh and iris Joseph Howe lowered from the
smaller aud larger aocks.
The bars campanero, gsi taken up on wednc.
cav ss By The large cek for the purpose patching
copper
on Friday rhe schooner Soyes iao ,on. was raised
BY The lsres screw COCA, and lowered The following day.
meanwhile bens painted.
The elevator Croton taken ont same day on the
smaller does for The purpose eaking and painting
Tbs schooner Nsebols. i7s raised Friday
y the central aock for ths purpose Of stripping
oaIkus and remssaiaus
Tnescsy The steamship Charleston Ix27 tors how
from tse mammoth balance dTy doek, having been
striped ealsed ana rsnetailed.
rhs propeller chesapssss. 80 lowered from
smaller taaacs sy aoek Tuesday last having neen h,ted
with nsw wheel
The steamship ssn Jasnio Isis tons, BY the
mammoth balance dry sock rhustay lowered
TIE following d~y, usan~hs bsug cleaned and painted IN
bottom.
TIE propeller Pelican. G9 tons raised hy the
moth balance Dry doeE Thursday for repairs
she . siil NJ
Danag s7o there we're asen out Ter general repairs by
The sectional dry 972 vessels whica ~
SHIPS 10 steamboats, ~ ssips 70 baFks. % tnss and ~
schoourrs.
The propeller United States 1850 tons st the larger
sectional dry COCK Her repair. are rapidly progressing
The schooner A Cooabs md canal No Name
taken up by smaller sectional Tuesday aud
Fr,asy last for gvnersl repa5s
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THE SECRETS. OF st. CLOUD.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE


Sanitary corps, po field hospitals no stores no train,
no scales and IA the Fourth and the Cavalry divi.
SION SION nave 20 onicer. Ipray your Excelency TO
neip me ont OF this embarrassment The Central
Headquarters cannot assist though there are more
Mrrs July "a isyo.
70 biscuits or oats here for Second Taird, Fourth
anu Firth corps. Send quickly the 5000 kio1rammes
0emandes on the 18TH INST; urge the supply of
yats; nay want1ng II is impossible to supply the
Third corps with rations Tor the campaign Biscuit
Mas been drawn from all places; II must be re-
turned.
wElssESBrRa July ~ 1870.
UNDER PREFEcr TO MINISTERS WAF, foRAj.N
AFFAIRS AND INTERIOR
both the Bavarian and Baden fronier sino1 YES.
tefdas morning certain disbursement aud un-
easness have been noticed among the Bayallan and
Baden outposts. II is believed 90 be due 10 ne.
sreat OF the Prusslans, who were said 10 nave len
the Palatinatc.
THioSvILr July "a 1870.
OF GENERAL STAFF, PARIS
The Fourth corps lacks suffers, field hospital,
Sa,riages ,or soldiers and stan. Toul Is completely
without garrison
This rs the last ef the. dispatches found in ST.
Cloud, many Of which show a boundless neglect \
IT Is considered that the alton OF war again
Prussia mad been determined upon In the begirniug
oi July, and they are certainly curious illustration
OF the remark made TO the Chamber by the Minister
oi war, Marshal Leb9uf:-"Je suis drchi-prtLm In
further support OF this point the secret docu.
ments OF the empire, published under the provi-
sional government, ana the fourteenth volume o
whch mas already made its appearance II may
there DE seen that though the declaration OF wal
was dehvered In Berlin July 10. French generals
report en- the Ath that they have no money no
maps OF the, boundaries that one general cannot
even nnd his regiments, and that on the 2sth the
klrst corps has neither engineers nor teamsters.
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GETTING EVEN WITH Ills SEIGHHcEs. James
Scott, Of Detroit owns a fne OF on M0sawATd ave.
hue, In the business centre ~ the place and pro-
posed TO build On elegant block upon u " he could
wide, formerly belonging 70 him tut fak n ~ he
city for aiiey purposes. Upon siguliyns hk infeE.
tion OF repossessing the "Trip his next neghDors
ciared that they would enlotn him from buidiug
upon H. Whereuron scott says mat, instead OF
building the elegant tlock he contemplated. ne Will
put up two story brick. with small old fashioned
windows ana panes, paint II jei black aud inscrIhe
upon IL, IN large letters "sc0ts Injunction Bocs =
ON the ROOF ne will erect an odd fashioned bclfry
and IN the same suspend bell. making il obligatory
IN bis contract with the tenant 10 told this bell rcgu
lary twice day.
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erfeit and there Is record OF that note having
been initiated, the presumption Is that the note is
genuine ana that the mistake was in an over-issue
or In the manner IN which tine accounts were kopt.
Registered Bonds Caveated In the Treasury
Dcpartment~
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued cirCu-
lar giving the numbers and denominations OF U.any
registered bonds caveated on the books OF the de-
partment at this date. The bonds are from fifty to
i've thousand dollars each, and aggregate &502 600
The Funeral Of Mrs. BeJknap.
The pallbearers at the funeral;bf Mrs. Secretary
Belknsp tomorrow afternoon win be Secretary
Fish. Postmaster General CresweR Judge s. +.
Miller. OF the Supreme Count; General Horace
Porter c. p. Marsh, Of New York; General Micnler
secretary Roseson, General Sherman. General
RICKETTS,. william s. Huntington, Commodore Alden
aud General Il. w. Rice, or yosa
The New Army Register.
Tue Army Register for ISL viii be put to press so
soon the Army Board now'in session In this city has
completed rs labors whchw be at the close Of this
week The same arrangement win be followed In
the preparation OF the copy as was carried out
last year. making the Army Register complete and
accurate record OF the personnel OF the army up
ule date Of ITS pnplicat,on.
Frssa~ In the Indian Bureau.
Asab-committee Of the Committee on Approprla-
nons Il now engaged In the preliminaries of full
investigation OF alleged frauds IN the purchase Of
Indian goods and supplies. several witnesses have
already been Summoned.
Marriage aud Divorce In the District.
Fourteen kundred ana elghty-three marriage
licenses were issued In the District Of Columbia
during the year 1870. Forty-three divorce cases
were flied during the same period. Eighteen di-
yorce- we're granted, i've dismissed, and the re-
maindcr are pending.
Compliment 90 Bureau Omcers.
rhe President has fer the first time recognized the
bureau officers OF the government among those to
be received by him on Monday next. This is con-
sidered by them as complimentary and therefore
Affords much eradication.
Woman Burned 10 Death.
AT q iire IN the northern part or this city to-day
Mrs Ann BASS, aged seventy-nne years, who was
IA the room IN which the fire originated, was SO
badly burned that she died. The house was only
slightly damaged.
Transmissi ON OF Weather Reports.
Arrangements have been made at the War De.
pariment with the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, oy which. on and after the LIST OF January
the Atlantic section Of weather reports, from Sa-
vannah, Charleston, Wilmington, N. c., Norfolk.
Baltimore and Philadelphia, viii be received at the
regular hours. The Atlantic section OF reports is
provided especially Tor the peneIt Of the commerce
u tie Atlantic coast.
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THEt fisK-3sMSEY RAILROAD SUITS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1870.
In the csse Of james Fisk against the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad Company Judge Learned,
having heart motion for change OF venue, this
morning deliVered opinion, concluding as fol-
lows
An order rnns. be entered setting aside and vacat.
Ing the order In9de at the special term, before MIR.
Justice Barnard, on December 90 staying the pro-
Ceedings, with ten dollars co.'s; and also an order
must be entered getting aside the chamber order
made by Mr.. Justice Barnard the same day, requir-
1ng the defendants so show cause, &C. and the stay
meantime, With ten dollars costs. The motion and
these orders VIII be entered IN Rensselaer,.
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Arc.pFgIlllf saaI.

Al ten O'Clock last night, while Sergeant Rorke,
Of the rum precinct police, was on patrol and whine
passing Beach street, West Broadway, he was &C.
eideniaIy wounded ~ charge OF hucksh0t, en-.
tsring hls right breast from towing piece In the
hands OF a man nafned Jullus Karl Rorke was at.
tended ~ Dr. Harrington. who pronounced bic
wound not dangerous.
Conrad Manc, residing ~ f8 Laurens street.
while loading pistol To- hts boy 10 IRE on ss a
salute TO the New Year, accidentally discharged AZ
blowing the trss knucsie 0f his fore nnger on with
the Ialnr0d, and ploushlng 4 channel through ms
hand.
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LOWELL MANUFACTURES
Low Water I'm the Merrimnck- Properous
CeE9itioa of Manufactories.
LOWELL, Mass, Dec. 81, 1870.

LOWELL, Mass, Dec. 81, $50.
The Merrimack river Il very low ana causes some
anxiety for the manufacturers TO the winter sup
ply. The 1Ow of water less than ~ any time since
ls0s, aud the reservoirs are exhausted The utmost
economy IN the use OF water i euiolnea on the cor
pOrat.0n by he agents OF the Power Company.
lac closing q the past six months accounts IN
many Of the cotton mills oi this city Manchester,
Lewiston Ana other places l. said 20 show a better
coudltivn than was anticipated.
Ice IN the rvef J. ateu nine inches thick and cut
ting Will begin ON MOnaay.
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Schr Ocean PEARL Carver, MAranham--B ] Weinberg.
. schr Charles Thompson, Hanheld, Pafa-L Amsinck
Schr Pllore Bride. Ireland, Humacoa-Miler Hourhton
schr Abbe Il Brown Brown, kingsson-E crowen Co.
Schr J G Nash, Crowley, Nassau-I GagcE
Schr L Adams, Robbins, Galveston e y Stackpole.
Schr Ella Frances, Bulger, Jacksonville Ray 4 co.
Co.
schr Hawkins, Wyatt Charleston Evans BAH Co.
Schr Merwin, Pearce, Wilmington, NC-Evans, Ball
Co.
Evans, Ball h Co.
schr Isabella, Burton. Richmond-Evans, Ball co.
Schr Albert Thomas Rose Baltimore-wm Chalmers
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RIGHTEOUS JrDGE-rhe criminal court was al.
lourned at noon until three O'Clock ~ N. The Judge
however, tailed ~ appear at that hour aud about
Tour O'Clock he entered fbe court room and on tax
Ing his seat sald:-.Nr. CLERK. enter a fne Of sI0o
against Samuel Dodge Judge Of thls court Tor heinR
absent az the hour 10 which this court adiouinea
The nne was entered ty the Clerk. Vile there
seems 10 be something nonSenscal IN the presiding
ohlcer Oh court fning himself Tor DELINQUENCY
thefe l. nevertheless high moral principle Of
honor involved which IN TIE more cOInulena4ile tie
more We reflect upon lt.-GGiuesl0a bulls 10.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN BROCK -yN.

AT about eight O'Clock last night a fire
broke out in the clshing store OF Jacob
Kupph. No. 61K Main street. ane spread
from thence TO several adjoining buildings causing
q loss OF $4,000 Three Of the buildings we're owned
ny ex-AldeTman MarKey, and were damaged TO the
amount Of p 500 each. Insured 10 the WlllaEis
lnrg CITY Insurance Company. The IRE Originated
1rom an oyeIAealed stoyepipe,
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SAILED.

s~nshrs ciiy % Dutn, and PENNSYLVANIA, Liverpool:
Caledonia, GLASGOW Hansa, Bremen, fyhee, s, Domingo
~ PERU. Bermuda. Ariatne Galveston
washnson Victor And Crescent city, New Orleans San
asetio aud HGnsTile. ssranuAh Manhattan Gharerton
Narv sanford. Wilmington NC. Saratoga and Albemarle
kirhmgna AZ ships Rhine London; Wary Riggs, Ant
vrrp. Mary Russell, i bark kelso, London.
sAlsd from Southwest spit, ship shahpore, Liverpool
tarks gehn Grifn Havana Helena Leshorn hrgs Mon
fchQia Havana, John Shay, Richmond, Va
kgk
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msrialf RAGS.

Nav OKIEaNS, Dec. a. ls70
Inc entries for the two ana fbrec year cad stake
Tor the spring meeting At the Metaire coarse. viii
close ON the ist OF January. Besides the STAKES
$4,000 IN purses Will a. gwen. The entrance vii
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sCRUPULOUS SABINE.

Whai a Veteran Clergyman Thinks of the
Sabine-Holiand Aiiair-NIr. Sabine Acted
ssSiIIy.o
The interest awakened among the theatrical pro-
fesson and the clergy and others In regard to the
refusal OF Rev. Mr.. Sabine to read the funeral SER
vice OF the Protestant Episcopal Church over the
remains OF the late Mr.. Holland instead OF dim1n-
ishing seems to increase more and more daily, If
one may Judge by the number Of letters which flow
In from every quarter. Yesterday reporter called
on Rev. DR.. Tyng at ST. Georges parsonage, and
was received very courteously by the reverend doc
tor Alter the usual salu tatlens the following brief
dialogue ensued:-
REPoRTER-Doctor, have called TO ascertain from
you what the ecclesiastical law OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church is in regard to funeralss
DIR. TYNG-(Smiling) ahl you want to INTERVIEW
say that case, and think the papers have
already had enough about it.
REPoRTER-isu having been one OF the Oldest set
tied pastors Of the Church here, Doctor, presumed
you would be the most likely TO know what is the
law, II there be any on the subject.
DR.. TYNG-There is no law OF the Church to govern
the case at all, sir.
REPORTER-Then, Doctor, what is the custom of
the Church In this matterS
DR.. TYNG-The custom ls that any member of
chuch-that Is any one hiring or owning pew or
sitting and regularly attending the church
serviees-is entitled TO burial from such church.
RERoRTER-Whether theatrical performers or not,
Docte,2
Dr.TYNG--Now you want to corner me- / can't
enter INTO tnat controversy at all
MR.. SABINE ACTED SILLY,
but any one who knows him, as ] do, knows very
Is not more conscientious young man in the
Christian Church or ministry than he ls But be-
cause he acted silly In this instance that is no reason
why the newspapers and
TIE PUBLIC SHOULD BEAT HIS BRAINS OUT.
Thus eLded the interview, and thanking the
Doctor cor ns kinaness, our reporter bade him good
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Passed Thvoush Hell Gate.

BOrND SOUTH.
stsAmshr Francons Bragg, Portland for New York. with
nltsF and passengers, ~ Y Ames.
schrxA Paine, Jones, Esspor for New York. with fish
o. Bgyrfnnt son \ "a.
schF n Richards. irying. Boston for New York
Sckr lssac nor ssn. Hadwin, Fall River New York
schr hsrrei nfeoSs Lord Providence New YORK,
bal sst g. Oversou A hawkins
scbf George Washington, Peek. Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamship NEPTUNE. BAKER. New York for Boston.
AleAsA r Wausais. F.sh. New York for New Bedford.
schf Geo Msrke, Bishop. Elyahethpor, for New Haven
sehr Hannah ChaEc, BLIZZARD Eiixabeibpon for New Ha
vrn
sehr Chancellor. -, Ehrabe,hport for Fall River
scbr Trade me ingrshsm, New York for Edgartown.
SchT Hlcbard herden Hordeu Hoboken for FAN
kshf Nolfrtesf, Burgess. New York for Halifax
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The Little Church Around the Corner.

Gan honor t0ba little church the corner" where
Men have sights funerea, and all commune PRAYER;
Where actors they die receive insult
And where all classes rich and table
All honor to thai little church, where Sabine 60
Who sacrifices canon law, desplsing others woe;
Who took poor Hollands pittance when he paonized
church,
And when he teftbis world of care he left urch
sAn honor TO that little church." where HoEghton man Of
Has ssitten and confounded Sabine public rod
where ihe peopes favorite more
Was bis death driven from the door
kEwARK, Dec. 81 $50. GRAY.
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January9.
Weekly Fiscal Statement.
the week eek........................ 4455o0
The shipments were-Notes. ......,...... l,s61. 900
fractional currency. y....................... 100000
tional bank clrculatlon .als oss, 700
And for deposits OF public moneys. 1883 500
Mutllated currency burned during the
iOtal amount burned 70 date ......... 35, Coz 43s
BanK currency Issued for oils destroyed. 249 $40
Total amount issued therefor. 336s6,615
Hlrcaialion Outstanding az thls date 304 956, s49
Receipts OF Internal revenue for the
month ending to-day: y:...;............... e51o175
Gas against Sl1, ,643 for December, 1861
Receipts Tor the fiscal year to date s311s, 800
Fractional currency redeemed and de-
stroyed during the week............... All, 100
Amount of United States Currency in CIrcuIa-
ti0n.
The following is a statement Of the United States
currency outstanding appears on the books OF
Treasurer Spinner at the close OF the year ls7o:-
United States notes. old issue, s1O1, ,osc; ditto
new issue, 1924, 100000: ditto. issue OF 1869,
$l3!, 734,oco; one year five per cent notes,
s142,S57 two year five per cent notes
$49,5 ,552; two year five per cent coupon notes,
$34,452; compound interest notes. $1s7O,s1O; frac-
tonal currency, first issue, 44450s2; ditto second
ISSUE s3,2461 175; ditto third ISSUE s7,542 371 ditto
fourth ISSUE S24 781, ,36O Total, $3es, ,293 S47. OF
the 81 600 in three per cent certificates ordered
to be retired during the month OF December
$1,5l0,o00 have been redeemed. The Secretary OF
the Treasury win redeem an additional 50 0o0 GOO OF
this issue during the month OF January 1871 On
the lst Of January 1871 he loan Of $780, which was
for s7,o22,o0 natures and interest ceases The
Treasury Department during the past week has been
engaged In paying this loan on presentation of the
bonds. II appears from the sources through which
the bonds were sent for redemption that nearly the
entire loan was owned abroad and mainly by Lon
don bankers.
Interest Due on Pacific Railroad Bonds.
The amount OF interest due the United States from
the Pacific Railroad Companies On the lst Of Janu-
ary, 1871, Is ss,293o9l.
New National Banks.
The First National Bank OF Sioux City, with
capital OF s1oe ooo and the FIRST National Bank OF
Charlotte, Mich, with a capital of s5o,o0O have
been authorized by the Comptroller Of the Currency
to commence business
New Counterfeit Treasury Note.
A few Gays since $500 United States Treasury
note OF 1S47, bearing interest at the rate OF five and
two-fifths per cent fer one year, was found among
the effects OF man who died at New Orleans. II
was forwarded TO the Treasury Department for
redemption, but on examining the books 1t was
ascerained tha. all OF the notes OF this issue had
been redeemed and the account closed. The note
was then referred 10 experts IN the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing and pronounced by them
good counterfeit, and. OF course worthless. This,
however. docs not explail the orl2in Of the conn.
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SHIPPING NEWS
Almanac for New York-Thi. Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTrREs FROM NEW YORK roA ru.
MONTH OF JASrAkY
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There arrived A,ths part or for~,sn rcts esrfns -
week ending ss,uraay, De- "a vs.sis % ~hiea s~~rs
lighter.
rbess saned from the rors 81 Voc Vera arr sbs wesk
eodns Saturday, bee a. 70 sesmshigs u wheh 70 were
for foreign ports 20 for aomestie porsx
There IN the hsrhor u sew ycss ssaraay, Dee
81, tsa vessels u which "a mesnshpa q sAlgs lep
barKs, 81 briss and iss schooncrs
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Roy, Philadelphia 10th, Victoria, Wooson New York lie
Francisco. ' A''e' : ''' 'eA'' fe''eiSoh' san
the river 18th, Duchesse dorleans Hnes from New
AsrrswALL, Dec lS-saled, ship Molocka, Hahorn Key
BR,sIoL tPIl), Dec l5-Arrved, Jane Black, Tupln,
sailed 18th, VIM Yeo, Howes, Savannah.
rIM BKGygTErRsHAvES' Dec -Arved Rhea, Andersen,
BARcELosA. Dec lo-Arrived, callao. Buckman, and
BoRDEAUx, Dec io-ArivedJ oluf Nckesen, vois New
BATAVIA Oct -In port ships Borneo Proctor and Geo
Peabody, Bush unc bark Rocket, Dill do and others az
Cows, Dec ls-Arived, Minnie Campbell, Hapk,nson.
CARDIFF Dec IS Sailed Ageroen Andersen, New Or.
Ent out 18th, WIND Rover Kicker.on, for Montevideo
Elizabeth, Rieek, Plau for New York. ''
RB5sIIs h Dec ie sailed s. I Ksyin Dunn, Pensacola
GaTrNocK, Dec ls-Anived, Antilles, Anderson New
GENOA, Dec lo-Arrived, Lucy Frances, Rowland, New
dIBRALTAr, Dec 4Arived. Kong Oscar, Larsen, Tagan
Pa LSpodo up and
Brothers Norfolk, Thurston, New York
HoLYnEAp Dec s-sailed Clara Adams, McFadden.
Hull Dec Arrived, Traveller Simpson. Philadelphia.
HAsrlsrtoI . Dec Issailed Morocco Parnsworh, New
YG. 18Th ocssn nzs,on SsmSbe a'b
Adam Partridge Philadelphia Churchill Brown Gotten
Hioao, japan, DC, FIN port bark Asphoae, Norton,
from Ncwchwang chad lost some sails and spars)
HAVANA, Dec 21-Arnved, bark Andaman, Otis, Cardiff
sailed 22d, schr Vim II Steele, Buck Charleston; g3d,
barks Nueva Pasora tsp, Tomu,cgu and Dos Hermanos
esp. Mopas,ers. savannah.
Ss.Tsa si'i s.5t s,a.lo p, eSsyenssha Savannah
New York for Ltserpoo schr Horton, from Wallace for
New York. No signs Of steamship City Of Limerick,
from Liverpool
Isiy wIenr, Dec l6--oG, schr Mea, from New York
for Antwerp.
LvssrooL, Dec l6 Sailed, Helve.ia (sl Griss, New
Yorks Tbermus Beamer Galveston Chancellor, Patten,
Mobile Caedonia, Carter Hannah Morris Morris and jar
dine Brothers, Thompson, New oreans Edward CaTdwell
Wa Pensacola, Magaguadayic, Grant, st John, NIB Pon,
AsAe. 5L iLs Boston Universe. Jones Savannah 18th.