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New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
TIE HIM UP!

Although the formal report of the Senate
Finance Committee OH the question OF expanding the
currency IA popularity supposed to be conclusive OF
that matter The Troy Times thinks need something
more binding II says that the Secretary is not
obliged shape his in accordance with the views
OF the Finance Committee that we have right 10
assume that circumstances may arise when he will feel
bis duty 20 again part OF the N4,OOOOO re-
Speaking Of the secretarys defense, The Times
says;
This equivalent 70 a declaration that at any other
7me wben his Judgment, the business of the country
shall demand that sort OF interference he viii deem his
duty repeat performance OF last October And the
opinions Congress committees VIII be OF no avail TO
zestran him, unless backed by positive enactment The
yresent of Congress should not be allowed 70 ex
Ire without the passage OF law absolutely forbddlng
tae OF the reserve or any portion OF It,
The country afford 20 take the risk OF arbitrary
and expansions and cODtractons or the cur
Iency. the mandate OF man, no matter how honest
be may be IN his intentions.
Our cOtemporary Is right and there is sound reason
FOR believing that this Congress will formally declare its
Interpretation OF existing statutes wholly opposed TO
tAe theory set up by the Treasury Department.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
FoUALIZE THE sALARIEsi

In the discussion of the timely demand for
r'orm made on the Republican party, The Milisaukee
Asriser, Administration journal, takes lively in
ia7st II asks "sha the Repubicansparty institute
needed reforms perish The Advertiser points 70 the
cOrru.tions Washington the various State cap
tails ss the first evil which the dominant party must
reform Next 1t thinks that public salaries une-
Quily propor,ioned and that lucky politicians receive
fortunes a. fees while hardworng but obscure public
servants are poorly paid. The Advertiser says
The Collector Of the Port Of NewYOrk. for example,
receives 100000 fixed salary OF $4,000 would
command the services of competent and responsible
man A multitude OF other officers, both in the nation
md In various States Oyerpaid IN the same way
Fhe large certain offices sources OF contention
and corruption. Bribery IL used 10 obtain such places
Unlawful means employed TO retain them. The in
corruption thereby engendefed Of political
danger aud Generalization. On the contrary, certain
other officers receive inadequate compensation AS
rule the legislators the various states OF the Union
Are poorly paid This Is at once q temptation
And an excuse 20 steal. Thus the inadequacy
ton Overpay and underpay both lead TO the
baneful end. The people demand that every
holding Office IN the United States should receive
sufficient but fixed salary Public sentiment demands
that % should be adopted uniform system OF den-
ue and generous compensation 1t also demands that,
toup "a with this there should be severe and reent-
less Punishment for official delinquency And Tor TINS
needed reform the Republican party, being undlsputed
master Of the political situation, Will be held strictly
responsible. a Republican Congress should create as
many special commissions there are departments OF
The Government with power send for men aud papers
with Instructions make exhaustive reports on which
70 base eadusmen Of salaries from that OF the Presi
Gent down 70 the village postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Rev. George Macdonald, the well-knOwn
Scotch poet ard novelist, will lecture Robert Burns
at A ssoci8ton Hall, tomorrow evening
The New-York Department of the Grand
Army OF the Republic will hold its annual encampment
IN Emira on Jan. a and 2s Excursion tickets will be
issued by the various railroads.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will deliver
a lecture upon the Unconscious Influence Of Demo
cratic Principles" at Association Hall. this evening.
This the ninth lecture OF the popular of the
Mercantile Library Association.
After the customary service of song at Asso-
citation Hail. last evening, Count Bernston Secretary OF
of the penteDt thief upon the cross He said the prn
cpe there enunciaed-that OF salvaon-was the great
lesson OF Christianity.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
cor opADo AT THE DOOR.

The report that the House Commlttee OF on
Territore, viii report bill for the admission 0, ooo
sadO a. STATE. has stirred up the wyoming ana Ooo,
rado people very much One part OF the scheme ior 'ne
admission os Colorado provides for lthe y,
of the Territory Of Wyoming, In order Una. rS
,,s no,,,s,on ,oa,, rssnforce that Of Colorado 1M
nsnoo rr1bo, commenting on the proposition SAYS
Al mi. ,ne there seems 10 be a stronger sentiaent
among Colorado people state % Ga p9t seem to
there has been before, althongn liz ha certainly
valid Oaims 10 admission than ht an. any al,asstrv
tine 1t has paid into the GOverniaoi more man
hFOugh tho Internal Revenue Department., t .s m ,s
half much all the other Territories ttn H.
ptobable that II has inhabitants eh1usn ,ngIe Con
present borders 20 entitle 10 70 the slnka'osoded
fTess Representative which is "Dina,osFd
ia addition 70 this, however IL II pr ponlv y
- disem Der the Territory 0i Wyoming, wlGh n~o V'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
A SERIES or FREsHETs.

HIGH WATER IN NEW-JERsEY AND IN IhE
HUDSON VALLEY.
One of the most noticeable effects of the
great tbaw was the high water in the Hudson RIVER
Along the lines OF the NewJersey railroads the marshes
were flooded and the shantes facing the tracks drffted
a,art from their frail foundations. The county for
around these tracks seemed TO be under water but
s the fats are comparatively untenanted no serious
loss was oceasioned and the trains ran with teraDle
regularity although passage Of the bridges over the
Passaic ard Hackenssck Rivers was made WIZ unusual
care.
Gangs Of aborers we're at work throughout the day on
b rosds clearing them Of snow and ice, but their ef
forts were unavang against tho force of the food, and
ooh train travelled through five or six inches OF water
pevond Newark on the Eev,Jersey Railroad, the divid
inc lines between elds could not be distinguished, and
were unable TO take their produce TO Jersey City
and Washington Market.
The ice IN the Rartan Rver broke up carly on satur-
day and in hours. the water had risen SIX rect
above bigh-vater mark flooding the vhAryes and form
inc a dam near New wBrunswick. The country lying
between New Brunswick and TreHton was also sub
ereed every creek oyerrunning its channel and dam
aging farm property. Small bridges were swept away
and overturned, and farmers spent the day IN
breaking up icedaBs and protecting their property
Al Trenton entertained for the safety OF the
railway bridge. train attempted TO run across 1t,
when Il shook 80 passengers became alarmed
ana the train stopped. No trains ran across the
bridge Saturday night all passengers being conveyed In
| carriages by another route.
Assunnnk Creek has subsided, and through travel by
an has been resumed The tunnels are entirely free
! from, water The Western Union Telegraph Company
vii, lo.e from 800 10 400 which were lying In
e var Of the Trenton depot The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company has lost deal Of wood The Della
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
NETWORK CITY.

Arrests last week, 1866; dodgers at station
houses 473 deaths 5S8 BIRTHS i52 marriages. c9; loss
from SO fires s7s9O Insurance. $751; taxes collected,
sl95,l64 10.
Carlos Marte Pedro CeballOs, Joaquin Llera,
Francisco Garcia and so other Spanish residents have
sent telegram to the Marquis of Manzanedo at Madrid
expressing indignation at Mr.. Fshs official communoa
tion 20 Minister Sckes, dated Oct 10, and protesting
against the interference OF foreign powe.
OF Spanish discipline.
John w. Norton, the cashier of the Money
Order Department of the Postonice, was held some
time ago in $4,000 bail indictment charging him
with having embeEzed s15 900. United States District
Attorney Bliss, considering the bail Insufficient, had
Norton rearrested Saturday and endeay0red TO have
his bail raised 10 $ll5000 but Judge Woodruff OF the
United states Circuit Court, andiDg that Norton had
property, fixed his bail at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
CIvILIZING sANTO DOMINGO.

The Indianapolis journal has no missionary
spirit aroused by the proposition 70 cvize the coored
people of santo Domingo by annexation. 1t says:
ain order 20 help civilze and ChristiaDze 100000
negroes whom Dr. Howe admits 10 be as uDciyilized
those OF Central Africa We are 70 annex the otner
end OF the island. containing hybrid population or
About OF whom only Onetenth claim 10 be whites,
ar6 dles great majority OF these part African,
sDAni,h or Indian Now we claim TO be reasonably
phanthr0pea and rejoice IN the spread OF cvihzauon
sbd good goyernmen but must take leave 70 DOUBT
the xdo OF annexing and absorbing one lou OF neathen
3h order to help Cbrsanize another Let Us sena tee
m Von oe hf for heavens sake let US not attempt TO
C6rstianize them by annexing swarm oi azy' dgn0r
ant shftless worthless Dondsscrlp's !" iur'"''
cate aud degrade our politics. .-
bn't this case OF imperfect sympathest
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

Fathers averred would he delineated In manner az
once untruthfu and calculated TO ensender al feeLns
After interview with the PRIESTS Capt ward sent for
the manager OF theater who responded by ealing st
the station house, In Eldridge-st, near Graness' a.
about O'Clock last evening. At the request OF te cap
tain, the manager agreed withdraw the piece Tor the
night, hut ntnated that 1t would be produced during
the week.
Upon the opening OF the theater In the evening" ger
Reant Combes with four officers present. 70 pro
serve the peace In OF necessity. Tho auditorium
soon 1ed with about 5000 persons and OF the hour
for the beginning OF the performance the manager pup
cly announced that the piece had been withdrawn. ana
stated the reasons therefor.
About GO then RETIRED but the remainder rc
taned their seats and quietly witnessed another play
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
THE FIRE RECORD.

DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION AT PARKERs
LANDING-LOsS 100000
prrrsBURGu, Penn, Jan. 19.-A destructive
at Parkers Landing Penn, this afternoon
destroyed the following buildings, with their contens
wallace House, OIL Exchange Hotel, Daily Transcript
Union House, Greeley House, spencer's Opera House.
Chafant & CRAFTS hardware store, number or other
business houses and 25 or dwellings were also con-
ned The loss is estimated at from $4,000 10 100000
with hut little insurance At o'clock the fire was under
CONTROL and no further danger Is apprehended
1NcFNDIARIsM AT GLOvERSvILLE-LosS S5OOOO.
GIoyERsyIILE n. Y, Jan. 19-An incendi-
ay fire this morning burned the shoe factory Of Arnold
Law & Griniths together with contents and also the
glove factory OF f. Hotchkss The stock OF the latter
saved IN damageu cohuItioh' hVS'' e''''o"' III
surance, sjOOOO
MILLS BURNED AT TOLEDo-LoSS 95O,OOO.
TOLEDO. Jan. t9-The saw and planning
mills OF the Mitchell & Rowland Lumber Company were
destroyed by fire this afternoon. large quantity Of
lnmber both rough ana dressed, was consumed. The
oss ia estimated at from $4,000 to 1000 which Is COW
insurance about equally divided between CIncln
natl and Eastern companies
A BLOCK DESTROYED AT PAwTUCKET - LOSS,
$4,000.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. ia fire in Pawtucket
this morning destroyed Mers block and did consider
able damage to the adjoining block, owned by @. l..
snencer Among the losers 8. Fheld & Co.. $1,000
Id He
son Co.. 800 insured for $1,000 IN the fifst Nstioha.
of Worcester IL c. Dorsey, OOO insured the heirs or
Joseph Miller, 1900 uninsured q. L. Spencer, 5000
Total Oss abont $4,000
AT MLFoRD-Loss $4,000.
BosroN, Jan. ia fire in Milford, last
night, destroyed Summers brewery and barn The loss
AT LEwIsToN-Loss $1,000.
Lewiston Me-, Jan. 18.-A fire this morning
DESTROYED Eeyens stables, in Bates-st, and damaged
Woods blacksmith shop and the engine house adjoining
The whole loss IS about s., Insurance. 6.QO
IN THIS CITY.
At $40 p. M, yesterday, fire, of unknown
origin occurred in the Onesory wooden house at Sew
entyfrst-st and Firstave., owned and occupied by
Peter Dyker damage building aud furniture. $3.50.
The examination in the of Isadore Fiber. charged
bv Fire Marshal Mcspedon with setting fire to Berko-
witzs store in Cathernest, concluded yesterday,
In the Tombs Police Court numerous witnesses swearing
to AN allbl The accused held for trial by Judge
Hogan.
The estimated loss the stock OF Owen Jones, whose
dry goods store at Nos loT ss and I'll Eghthaye was
burned on Thursday evening" is ssooo insured in the
toIouing companies: Peoples of Newark. Glrard,
Queens Liverpool. London aud Globe, Queens County.
Gnsrdian Rutgers Gebhard Williamsburgh City, Mon
tank Mechanics and Traders State OF Penn
sylyania and three companies unknown, 900 each. and
Lancashire, $4,000. Total $4,000.
Smoke from newly lighted furnace caused oonsdera-
bla alarm IN the Grand Hotel. Saturday morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
5ueeial Noilres
Scheuck's PulmOnic Syrup
Is the Only medicine that will cure
REAL CONSUMPTION.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
L. the ONLY medicine that will heal
DISEASED LUNGS.


Is the ONLY medicine that will heal
DISEASED LUNGS
Sometimes medicines that S cough viii Often occasion Wa
patent they lock the liver stop the circulation Of blood
hemorrlge follows and fact eoggng the scion the oras
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia ar the
In the
shoulder blade feeling sometme restless and other
named bcng wnd-these usually
mate from dsored condition Of the stomach o. TORPID liver Per-
sons take heavy colds and the cough IA
the lungs and stomach clog and
before the
Of and liberated and death tao
inevitable result .,,..
opium nor anything calculated 10 check cough suddenly
with gastric Of the stomach diges eAly.
sometimes the system debaiei that SCHBNCKS SBAWBBD
when the bowels eestye sow and
bilious habit SCHbNCkS hANDkAkkPLlaS Ao
Dr. sCRNCK believes much cannot Ne said hyor OF tho
MANDRAKE PILLS Their aetOs peculiar.
bat certain all torpid bowels diseased liver which Is To
Consumption thai deas does not ers
At all readily curable by pop attention 70 restoring
20 eliminate carry the unhealthy which and render
sluggish the wheels OF the animal organism.
People special medicines purify the blood, when tho
the stomach will properly digest The Hood snd ansh
healthy chne and chye which becomes blood will
he the blood puhen 1t food that parties the blood
beef and mutton chops the medicine oss
s and healthy seton the yer thes
the the circulation natural and all morht
elsewhere must ripen and come oh ChBhCEs
SYRUP bfsthy and.
psrseyerng scro0as dsas. ths
patient has been nearly mass OF running uleerA
SCHBNCKS PULMONlC SYRUP,
SRAwEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE Pulls.
Prepared By J. IL scHKNCk SON.
n Cor Sixth and Archsts., Pbisielphia
For sale by all druggists and dealers
College place, New York, Wholesale Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

sustan and favor ne persons who had invested their
property and fortunes ~ building the roads
The Chairman-were you engaged IN wnse arc com
monty Known a. "IobbyiEg schemes" IA disci.im
the performance OF such service on any occasion or 'o
last 27 years have had much to do getnns ouS'noa'
through Congtess and have addressed nyseh 10 Oou
gress through It's committees, Ana Sho"eu why
should be passed for the relief OF my o"en's 49,
earnestly in the matter Of having passed the Union
Pacific Railroad bill Of 1864; tho service was not
gratuitous on my part was paid for the service by
the Company th0ss representing H.
Tho Committee. sc nearly mtinight sdjt'urned until
Monday. At I'D O'clock
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
A DRAMA HUPPRESSED.

Several priests of the Order of the Redemp-
torist Fathers from Roman Catholic Church Of the
Most Holy Redeemer, In Third-st near second-ave,
called upon Police Captain Ward OF the Tenth Precinct
yesterday afternoon aud requested him TO prevent the
production of play entitled Tho Secrets of New
or The Jesus IN America" which had been advertised
to be played the NewYork Stadt Theato Nos l5 and
AZ Bowery. last night.
Among the characters represented in the play were
Fathers Josephus. Hyaonth. aud Ignatus Of the Holy
order OF jesus. aud 9thers which tho Redemntorvt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
BAYLIES-At As.oria

Astoria L. L, Jan H. 1879 Ana Bradford BaSie in the
3Oth year Of her
The friends Of family brother Dr. HerseY Baes
are ytd her late residence Rmenst.
Astoria on Tuesday, 2st inst, at l2i o'clock IN.
G.. Campbell the 73th Of her
The family respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from residence. No. 341 Ws Thireh Sd.
Monisv at II o'clock without further invitation Her remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood for nterment
Jersey CITY evening Jan H. 1879 Col Lockwood
l.. Doty
His remains Livingston Co. r. for inter-
where the fua raj will be held
BLswORTH-On Saturday evening jan 49, Heny Ellsworth in the
65th year bis
The relatives Of the family especially invited 70 attend
the funeral from hs late residence 2J West Fourteert on
"Wednesday I'D II o'clock without further nutahoA
His remains will be taken to Greenwood for nterment
HRNRQUESJan 49, Geo Hennques 10 the 9th Of bis
Notice 0 the funeral hereafter
HOwB-n Salem Friday, jan H. Hannah NJ Howe. in The
42i Of her
on Monday, 10Th inst, at o'clock IN.
HUEDY-At residence Bound Brook ~ j. Jan 49, MARI
wife Thomas j. Mund aud ghter Of William HAmey OF
Jersey Clty.
Rees and respectfully invited attend the funeral from
residence Of ber parents No 1873 Mercer ST. Jersey CITY on
Wednesday the 22d ns l2l O'Clock without further notice
wBLLs-At Patbush T. SUNDAY morning. Jan 49, Iecia
wife Of Rev. e. L. Wells, the 18th VI her age
relatives and nis Of the family invited attend TIE inne
WedBesily I'D inst O'Clock from the efosned
Dutch Church. Flatbuh L. l.. without further invitation
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
WHERE ARE THE BOOKSf

FfOa lie S9Ftr2a>d Republican. - k,.
The Secretary and Treasurer of the Crehle
MObilier cannot tell where the missing books are
is clear In tsc conviction that there good deN Vi
unnecessary fuss going at present He assured tle
Committee h was all "A mistake TO suppose the pnDnc
was interested IN their dOlngs Only few news
papers," he said "care anything about t." Blessed
doctrine said the topper who found himself Tor
the first time Universals meeting "bes sed doctrine
Ia give five dollars II IL true" There SnuaS
beP sf COngTessmen who feel Just that way
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

10000 Inhabitants and docs warrant the expense Of
maintaining separate government ana 10 divide this
Territory among Colorado Utah, Montana and Idaho,
from which 1t originally formed That portion OF
tude will naturally fall Colorado. This includes the
line OF the Pacific Road and the most populous settle
ments in Wyoming so that such partition would add
largely To COlorados population ana increase her claims
for admission.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. Nicholas Hotel-Ex-Gov. Stanford and Gen. D.
D. Cotton California Gen james Hall Of Maine G. Gnggs Of
inos George and Timothy Davis Of
M,typolitan Ho-The William A. Pile, u. Minister
the Hon T. Hatch Of Buffalo and the Hon. Henry
Kelsey Of Breuoor House-Sahant Hooper Of Bos
m Avenue HolThe o1. William Williams ~ c. of Buf
~ the Hon X H. Rollins X Jskson Of
Gen J. a Foster o. S. Hoffman HoEseCspt W. Marshall of
,be Engineer York HoeLCoL Jonas H. French
Boston . Clarendon HoteM CsTeBo Ererel Hou-EIGoy
Marie Max suakosch, and Miss
Salrtsrani Hoase-Judge II. II. Hendricks o,TeIss
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
HOME NE VS..

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THERMOMETER YESTERDAY
MP Eoon-2zo 3pm-22io Mdnigbt-5o Averags-2llo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
HIGH WATER IN THE POTOMAC.
MORE ABOUT THE WEATHER.
A SINGULAR PHENOMENON IN WISCoNSl

A SINGULAR PHENOMENON IN WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 18.-A most remark
able weather phenomenon occurred this morning be-
tween Milwaukee and Sparta Wis.,, $50 miles west The
thermometer at the latter place 45' below zero,
while at Milwaukee IL s. above. The difference was
due to two distinct currents of air. that at Milwaukee
being from the northnorth-east orsk Win IVSiy ely
wind was from the northwest with a clear sky. The
change in the temperature at milwaukee, occurred on
Thursday evening at which time dense bank OF clouds
worked its way the sky following closely III the
wake OF the moon
THE COLD IN THE NORTHWEST.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 18.-The weather re-
ports from the Northwest this morning. state that the
severity Of the weather exceeds anything this Winter
At sparta Wis., the mercury congealed the spirit ther
moneter marks 45o below at La Crosse Wis, 80
below at ST. Paul. 80 below; at Minneapolis ji' below
and at Milwaukee, 50 above.
THE COLD IN TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 1S.-This morning is one of
the codest Of the season. the Thermometer indicating 50
below
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON D. c.. Monday, JAN 20, 1871 a. III. }
Sui0psis for the pGsf foentV-fOar hour
The barometer has risen over the Atlantic
States with and falling temperature, winds yeerlng
10 light and fresh westerly and clear and clearing
weather. - . -, -
lakes Lake Erie and North West with fresh TO brisk
and occasionally high southerly 10 westerly winds,
cloudy weather, rising temperature and areas or hgh
o,,
Clear weather has generally prevailed over the Gulf
States with winds yeering 10 easterly and sOutherly
falling barometers, and rising temperature.
Probabilities.
For New England clear weather but winds backing to
soutbery and westerly Monday afternoon and night
rising temperature, increasing cloudness and probably
light snow.
For the Middle States, falling barometer. rising tenn
perature fresh and brisk westerly 20 southery winds
and cloudy weather with very probably snow over the
northern portion. For the South Atlantic States, light
TO fresh westerly TO southery winds, rising temperature
and probably increasing cloudiness.
From Tennessee TO Lake Erie and the upper lakes rs
ing temperatures fresh and brisk souhery TO westerly
winds, cloudy weather and snow, excepting possibly
light rain from Tennessee 10 the southern portion OF
OHIO Indiana, and illinois,
The midnight teegraphic reports from Canada the
Western Gull Minnesota and Dakota, have not been
ceiyed.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
pASSEgGERS ARRIVED

FROM HAVANA steamship City Of BaSana jan W.
PILE Ch,re, T Seyfaol Lewis Miss Vincent
COST Pedro Ia Cost Ir L. Tonareh 0eoys Pierce Beo'g,s
FPoM LrvgRPOoG-In steamship Ifaho jan D. .ai Ma
Eaton nr Doheriy. u For II. Paine j. Morton
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other shiD Seps see Second Fa1s,I
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
stsimAp HOsni Brl Bragg Lonlou Dec j and hsVc Jan
will mil .soap q r. w. J. Hurt
Steamship Ormesbr Y Krton GaseVw Dec I vito nsse &c
steamship Carolina Beckett Charleston with ud snd pas
BARK Ra1iop6 Co ArbrOs Basssn Pnabuoo % s5s wits
=. -, a,
cbOrsi the BsF
Brg Rrcelaor Mayor Of and from Bernis IN BALLAST
daen CSor Grand rurk T. L. days wrh sax
Br shannon of Abusge S@Syer Dsme'a IL days via 'ags
sni mossscS
Brig Eusn r. of Peou N 81 oe Arscsibc H.. II days With
- .
g Maurice Cof Bsgor) Bartlett yorune Eisnd sys With skt
Brg Pputo (Span Echeyes Havana Is days, IN ballast
Scbr. DGybreak, Blake. Mnttau - iay,, With cedas -
Sr Ehen Bndtbc Cages 70 With oswood and cohe
shr Ms Lgnt W GTenAdA H,stOn ST. Thomas II days. "ie'
logvOOd and oli iron
schr l. w. Johnson Demerarsl ~ days with
Sc G. w. Clark lo ProuncetOwD Gross Pars sss with rub
bar NC
Marguerite Prl Pierrs ~h
Schr M (of Proyinceownl Ragged
Island II days with salt
WIND-SundOTR fresh N. W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BcsrOs a-Arnvei steamship OrientI from Savannah Ia
the BAY the Bt Calcutta from CacftA Tbs he yeseei
Fymou Sur ,ppanty knowing her position.
steamship Charles Pearson down her but the de-
one that he knew where h. and could hs
essol N vaaded
DISASTERS.
The bark Ethan Allen, before reported ashoTs Hee Pcr has
Vneyai asen having sustained
Fla ian. 9-fhe sohr Edwin j. Pslmer from Fros
Meo with mahogany aud ndes. ~ days ouA ard
here this morning With loss OF part Of
rigging sttaoh gale the 18Th day hrpeneaee
the whole passage. VIA repair and proceed