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RAsGoos Janl-In port. ships Momentum, Foster. ana
Annie Fish, Honses. for Europe -
SyDSIY NSW. Jan li-Arrved, snip Nations Hope (bf)s
Bateman. San Francisco.
Cleared 18th, bark Eui opa, Baker. New York.
In port Jan lG ship chrysomene (Br) Browning irom
Newcastle San Francisco; Canada. from VctorlaV
for Adeiaide bark w II Besse, Besse IRON do.
souRiBAyA, Dec H-Arrved ship Mystic Belle. Plum
mer, Samarang.
81 HELENA. Jan 2-Passed. bark Anna (AuS, Giovo-
nelli, from Singapore for New York.
ST Jons, NIB Feb l5-Arrived schr Annie w (Br),
Port and.
Outside 18th, brig VIM Mason, from Cienfuegos
VICTORIA. VI, Feb 3-Arrved, bark Lazy sampson
Rr1 lOuu
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FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. Is, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer State Of Georgia (Br Cooper, Glasgow-
Austin Baldwin Co.
Ship haze, Wilkinson. Shanghai--Salter 4 Livermore.
Brig Mabel (Br). Mcleod, santander aud Cadix-Jas W
EIwell co.
Brig Aceiia Thurlow, Galhson, Csrdenas-sresL Son
Co.
schr Lizzie Ives saxton, st Croix-Ivea Beecher 4
Co
Co
Schr Roger Drury Gage. Galveston-Parsons 4 Loud.
Scnr Is 4 q Hind Hill Savannah-Evsns, Ball 4
Co
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents ami ship captains are
Informed that by tclegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau, No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
ures from European ports ana other ports abroad of
American ana all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will be cabsd to this country
free OF cha rye and published.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

An entire change OF performance marked the
weeks beg inning at this theatre. The songs,
dances and other varieties were new and fresh.
Several comica interludes were distributed over
tue programme, and tue evening closed with
new musical traveste, Little DICK Turpin.r
Very graceful and surprsin. were the gymnastlc
exercises OF the Two brol hers Garnelia. The
fault in the performance was an excess OF
peril, nearly resulting asst night Ia seriously
feats were exhibited by the ever c0mical under
takers OF negro CHARACTER In jumping over eacn
otGer by way OF salutaiion, and turning somersets
that never have any mOre definite purpose than
10 shake the aust out oil tue boards. The feature
OF the evening was the musical ourlesque men.
toned, 'Ltte DICK lurpin." Fun OF lyrc nits and
quaint esses, IL took at once, and Will Dc likey
" establish .self Ior some time OF this popular
place OF amusement.
MILE. E,nlA ALDAsr-uEn RETURN TO NEW
YORK.
TIE charming young American prlma donna,
who has shed lustre over the uuremunerative
season OF The past ia has arrived rom the West,
aud IL presen, ensconced At the Clarendon Hotel
representative OF the HERALD called upon her
yesterday and elictea from her the folio wing In.
formation regarding her latest visit 10 ner native
land -
she iees very sorry that she Is Obliged 10 leave
Hr. Max Siraxosch before the conclusion oil ncr
engagement. This abrupt ending Is not OF her
seeking. Out the result OF tue imperative orders OF
Nj. Frederick eye ana MIR. Moritz StIakosch, sent
on 10 CINCINNATI. releasing her RON her present
contract ana leavin9 ner no other course TO pur.
sue tnln 10 return 10 Europe. sne TOOK warm
interest In the success OF the tallan opera season.
aud Is extremely sorry That circumstances over
anlcn she nao no c0GtrOl lnteriered win such q
success She wishes IL to be distinctly undei stood
sa- eaves TINS country WITH tue warmcst graft
Jude toward the public, VINO nave always ex-
hlDited toward ner the most signineant marks Of
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LONG ISLAND.

The residences OF Captain Daniel Brown and
Jonah Bishop, a, Northport, were entered and
robbed on sunday evening Of clothing and jewelry
to the amount or $500.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Nannetti, the basso OF the last Nilsson season
here. Is singing In Rome
Nine. DemerIe LaDlacae, the contralto has be-
taken herself TO Copenhagen.
Missions illness has compelled her to postpone
all her engagements this season.
After one weeks season the manager OF the
opera company at Leahorn gave leg bail to his
creditors.
The opera company at the Theatre Royal de Ia
Monnaie, Brussels were at last account laid up
with sickness.
Maplesou proposes to build an opera house on
the Thames emDanEment, the best site for the
purpose in London
Herr wllhclm the renowned violinist, has re.
appeared at the Albert Hall concerts in London
VIII decided SUCCESS.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes in
the temperature during the past twenty-f0ur
hours, Ia comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year, as recorded at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
HERALD Building, New York;
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TwENry.FIvE PER CENT IN GOLD PER ASNuN.
A CHOICE INVESTMENT

Call send for cory the rospeetus Of the GLOBE
SILVER MINING CJNPANY Or sEW YORK, Inves.
tixate the serling merits Of this sound and legitimate
business erprse and the ursurpa opportunity it
presents investment which will pay 70 per cent Ia
com with We nave expended 100000 in develop
ing our cnsive silver M.rcs. The success this IN.
erprse assured An investment in its stock will be
perfectly safe lfyou dotre 20 participate IN the Inu n
prohts OF liver Mining. Tho time AMI now
Il the opporiuuity. ... III
rs and rs John street Nav Ynrk
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Arbitrator fBr) Jackson. from Liverpool fol-
New Orleans, Jan %. lat 43. Ion IL.
Bark Eliza White lot Portland), Wotton from
for Boston, Feb IA. of Highland Light
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esteem, and she hopes that her return to America
VIII not be long distant. Mile. Albani speaks
highly oil her country and or the progress OF music
made here, and feels confident that the highest
De made lasting and permanent lea
ture In this city. She does not ike the
severity OF winter travelling for lyric artists, al
though ner health mas been unexceptionably good
and cold weather does not fleet her IN tue slight
est degree, being accustomed to the arctic expert
ences o Russia aud CANADA.
The manner ana address VI Nile. Albani TO every
ore who has tue pleasure and honor OF making hef
acquaintance cannot help charming the most
CYNICAL mind. There Is something so ndgre, - I'M
reasonable ana 50 ladyike also about her that
visitor leaves with the most marked Idea OF having
met witn Il true lazy ana thorough artist. she
leaves Tor Europe on Wednesday next 10y the
cunard steamship Abyssina.
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said statement, and William Il. Allen and John
Kassner voting TO the contrary. Mr. Frost upon
beng notified OF hts election, duly executed and
1led his bond 0nd made the oath OF ofice required
by the new constitution.
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SAILED.

Ships champlsin, and nsniel Marcy, San Franciscoi
barxs signal sydney NSVi Cara GER, Coponhagep ;
Fannie. Montcvideo; scnr san Juan, Kin1stoa, ia.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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paias nsies. sores hrin.ss ana sore ihroas ~ DR..
1DBtAS NsNEiIAS liNIMtNis 81 ypars before me
pub,.e sn, ncvSr sais sold Wy ala dr1sgists ~ cAnt
anl 81
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE iyspycro

OFFICE OF LIGHTBOUS INSPECTOR,
THIRD DISTRICT. TCMPKINSvIILE, NY. Feb 49, 1878
The straford Shoai ishtvcsse has been
from her station, and Is at sent of Horizons Point
She Will be replaced by the tender Msletoe soon as
practicable.
STEPHEN TRENCHARD. Commodore USN
Lighthouse Inspector. Third Distict.
Captain johnson, OF the Eleanor at Portland
Feb a. reports that the ghiship Handk
has drifed east IRON her moorngs.
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Average TeHl ItT,ItUTe yeSttTUHV .. u
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year,. .......... 343i
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WOODS MUSEUM.

lour-act drama, entitled marked for Lie"
was presented At this theatre last night. with
Mr. s. &. France as SKID, "a darky, true as steel"
Mr. Conner as q captain OF a gang Of moub tain
outlaws; Mr.. George Ketchum as a poet, author
and actor; Miss Stratton as young lady named
Dora ana Sir. SturRes as neatnen Cnlnee. In
the play there were the following interesting
scenes: AN outlaws den. the muroer OF a banker,
the cave oil a gang forest 1red by the gang aud
n ieariul leap into q cataract. IL was very ex.
citing and remarkable performance.
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Outstanding risks, $l8l, U29, DOL.
Total liabilities, INCLUDING ca 1ital stock and
reserve for reinsurance of existing poll -
cies ...."..........s22S lg lM iS
Total surplus over legal reserve xt6EU ~
From the undivided surplus OF IS Co., 67 - the society
has declared reversonary dividcnd available ON set
Element OF next annual premium to participating poi
ices proportionate to their contribution to surplus
The cash value OF such reversi0n he used IN set
Element oi premium If ths policy holder so elect
The valuation OF tnc police, outstanding has beer
made the American experience table, the Legal
standard or the state OF New York.
g.. PHILLIPS lActusriea
j. @. VAN ClSE, e'""
We, the undersigned have personally examined In de-
tail The assets accounts and business of the society aud
compared the result with the foregoing statement
winch We hereby certify 10 be correct.
B..NNINGTON r. RANDOLPH
ROBERT Bliss,
THOMAS A. CCMM1ES,
JAMES NJ. HALsTED,
henry 8. TEKBELL,
PARKER HANDY,
Special Committee Of the Board Of Directors appointed
october r. asa 10 examine tie assets and accounts q
the coso Of the year
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIP
n ferent States: legal everywhere; desertion, &C.,
sufncient cause; publicity required; charge until
divorce granted ADVICE free.
NJ HOUSE, Attorney. 1914 broadway
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF different tates; legal everywhere; publicity;
state, FREDERICK ]. KING,
Counsellor at.Law, yQN Broadway.
L,IFTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Il Of the
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
TOR the year ending December 81, ls7A
Net cash asseS January 1874 6A8Q -
INCOME.
Premiums 90. ...................sa227,2 100 20
Interest and rents. ............. l,42%<s7 "a
Total ISL 2DS67H 70
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A M u S E M E N is.
IYCEUM THEATRE.

On his temperance last night before q New
YORK audience Mr.. J. L. Tooe was warmly received.
The gentleman seems none the worse OF his
travels through the States, out seems to enjoy
better ply steal health thau OE his arrival. Mr..
Tooe last night assumed two roles new to Ameri.
can audiences. IN which the low comedy talent OF
the actor had full play. Among ali the impersona-
tons that Mr.. Toole has undertaken not one has
met vita greater or wider success than his art
1ul Dodger." The humor OF tnis cnaracteriz alton
belongs thoroughly to low English lie, which Mr.
Iooe portrays vita raleut AKIN 10 genius. Indeed,
10 estimate the artistic value OF these character
81 etcnes considerable ACQUAINTANCE with the orig
maj models Is necessary, and we doubt that tn sa
VINO are unfamiliar with that immense human
valne the quality OF tine art winch Mr.. TOOe ex-
hiDl s In 'Ihe Dodgern ana similar CHARACTERIZE
tcns. dis makeup is In itself delightful study
or local Character and color. In Mark Lemons
Mr.. loo!e Played tue part OF "John Grumleyn
rough, growing, discontente1 village English
man. rms type OF the noble Brlton Is I'M
reasonable anu disgustlngly selfish; not be-
cause he Is disposed TO be brutal
or disagreeabe, but rather that In his selfshness
he Is unconscious OF the want oi heart ana sense
he displays. The character IS dlflculC one to
portray without descending to mere cartcature.
But Mr.. Io0le plays the part earnestly, and makes
the numor the more telling by acting with Inten-
sty and seriousness IN the most absurd 81 uQtious
Had Mr.. TOole first presented himself III these In
personatlons, which give the ireest swing TO MS
talent, he would have made q more favorable I'm.
preston on New YORK. AS 1t is we have 10 doubt
It is only u piece taken out OF ''Oiver TWIST
domestic &c onomy" aud "On the Line" Mr.
Toole Will achieve popularity vita our Play. DIN
pubic worthy OF has great talent.
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BOARD or DIRECTORS.
HENRY B. HYDE, JOHN A.SrEWART,
GEORGE .. ADEE HENRY II. ALEXANDRA
0EOKGE ID. MURiAN, BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON
WILLIAM q. LAMDEkT, ROBERT l. KENNEDY,
HENRY y. HuRLBCT WILLIAM WALKER,
JAMES Low, WILLIAM T. bLop1Ert
jobs ACCHINCLOSS, BENJAMIN h. BATEA
HENRY 4. SrACLDfNG. AsHHRL GREEN
JANE, w. ALEXANDER, WAYMAN GROW,
HENRY s. lERBtLL JAMES N. BkEBE,
CHA ,lES j. MARTIN, SrEPH en- H. PHILLIpA
THOMAS :. YOUNG THOMAS A. BIDDLE,
THOMAS A. CCMMISs, THEODORE CuYLkE.
ROBERT BLISS CYRUS w. FIELD,
WILLIA M II. FOGG. GEORGE Il. STUART
DANIEL H. LOAD, JOHN j. DONALDSON,
JAMES ~ nALSIfD, GEORGE q. KELLOGG.
HORACE PORTER SAMUEL TORREY
sIMEOS FILTH, SAMlEt HOLMES,
u. ". LAMB.Rf VI. D., J. b. NAVARRO.
Is. !. RANDOLPH, W. WHlrEWRIGHT. IA,
ALANsON TRASH, JOHN j. McCOOk,
JOB Z. MOORE. EJCDSON HAWLEY,
PAkkEE HANDY, ALEXAS DER r. IRWIN
JOHN SLOANE, ~. HENRY SMITH,
JANIS ". ALEXANDER, Vice President
SAMUEL HURROWE, secretary.
GEORGE W, PHILLIPS. Actuary.
UESRY NJ ALEXANDRA. Counsel
EDWARD W. LAMBERT. ". D.. Medical Director.
lIENKY DAY, Attorney
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yJ,liE HAST PLACE TO Buy wALTHAM WATCHES
IS nl lOMAnN 20. ~! riIlh Prlce ilsts frenL
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NEW YORK CITY.

The second annual report Of the Church Mission
to Deaf Mutes has been distributed. During the
year $5,2,6 70 was received by the institution
and ike amount expended. vast deal OF good
work has been done and the managers and on1cers
very properly appreciate the TACT that vide neld
oIlabor 10 yet before them.
The Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. which had been
In annual convention for the past two days.
closed its business last night by q grand ban.
quet at the Metropolitan Hotel Tho banquet was
presided over by +. e. Wadhams, OF the Beta
Chapter Of Cornell College. number OF toasts OF
the usual order were made and responded to.
MIR. Henry Roeder, Of No. S02 Broadway, COM
plains that the account IN yesrerday's HERALD
does him injustice IN the Tombs Police Court an
nouncement OF the arrest Of the boy Dempsey
Tor stealing his watch. Mr.. R0eder says he did not
lnveigle the boy from Phlladelphia TO this city,
but asserts that the boy willingly mere after
his arrest in the Quaker City. The stolen watch
has not yet been recovered.
The funeral OF Mr.. Charles Sutton, late Janitor
OF the City Hail. took place from the Methodist
Episcopal Church. near the corner Of Eighteenth
street and Eighth avenue, yesterday. The SER
vices were read by the Rev. Mr.. Terry. The Rev.
MIR. Crawiold delivered brief discourse, in which
he referred to the early acquaintance between
himself and MIR. Sutton at Sing SinR-t0 MS genial
klndy qualities In social intercourse and the
warm regard entertained for MIN BY Numerous
clrce OF iflendS.
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A CHASE AFTER BURGLARS.

At an early hour yesterday morning ofhcers
Gordon ana Walsh. OF the Jersey City police. dis
covered three persons whom they considered sus-
plclous characters in the vicinity OF the corner OF
Morgan and warren streets, and started to follow
them AS soon as the suspected individuals saw
the of1icers coming they took TO their heels, and
two OF them succeeded In making their escape,
while the other one was captured. as well as q
quantity OF sstun." consisting OF hammers. augurs
and different kinds OF TOOLS. which they threw
away in their flight. The prisoner was taken 10
the first precinct station house. where he gave
his name as William sutton. He messed that
the property recovered was the proceeds OF bur-
Rlary at boathouse located on the bank OF the
Hackensack River but refused 10 state the exact
location OF the b0athouse. He 10 held for examt-
nation, and the 0d1cers are now engaged IN
search for his rwO companions.
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ALMANAC FOB NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 4, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer HeisAua ooerh Barsn1A Hamsurs.-xun'
ssssmsr: Clsribsl nr. wiuiamA K,nsstsn. ss-Pim,
steamer Ciy Of New Fork. Zimmerman. Rsvaas-y
Aiex andre / Soma
Steamer Richmond, Read. Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-ud Dominion steamship OQ
Hand
Steamer Neptune Berry. Bossop-H Dimook
ship Champiatn, Morrill, san Francsoo.-sutton Co
Bark Water Lily lbrj, hsdae, London--fsabedy. WIZ
s.rE Ada could. Merritt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hua.
Bris Waubun. Spencer, Havrs-Simpson clapp \ 90
hchr Adcine klwood, HawklnA hOnssvideo-kvans,
Ball Co.
schr Theresa, McQuin, Para-o Amsnck 1 Co.
schr Ella Penneil Thompson. Points Pitre-H A
vataUle / son.
schr K ? Newcomb Kelly. St AIMS Bay and Port Ma
ria-B Weinberg.
guez-A Mudgett
schr Cstawamteak, Keanng Ponce. PR-H Brown
Co.
schr Finkham. Pinkham. Cape Hayu-Isass z
Staples
Schr Eva Jones. Norfolk-Chas II Low.
schr Mary Brewer, Lee. Bostoi-Chay living.
Schr Rushiight Cook. Gloucester, xasS-R Goodwin
Sons
sioop cornsla. stepp. New Haveu-H " Jackson 4
Son
sloop Bronx. Doian, New Haven-Racksts Bro
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

large and excited meeting OF the members of
the American Institute was held last evening In
room ~, Cooper Union. at which Orestes Cieve-
land presided. The Board OF Trustees and the
Finance Committee made the folio wing report -
Awards maze for productions 10 the lass exhibl.
ton are 40 lolows:-rwo Medals Of Progress.
two Medals OF Taste, seventeen Diplomas
OF maintained superiority, l03 silver medals, 205
bronss medals. 81 diplomas OF conunusd excel.
ience. as diplomas: total number OF awards, sla
Tue receipts OF the last exhibition were sos, '0s 20
expenditures. tAs.sls q. leaving . surplus Of
120.o00 a, which sum has been paid by the man.
agers to tie treasury OF the institute. About
sass nave yet 10 be collected, which will
maze the total recsipts on account OF tue exnl
report OF the Finance Committee 1t appears that
the b. Ance 10 the treasury OF the Institute on the
slst 0i January. 1874 was S2.l17 ~. The receipts
the year were S52,7ls IS, making the who,s
amouat S6So2S 81. The expenditures during tns
year amount 10 s4y.2s3 81, leaving . balance
05,s42 "a Tns excess OF tIis balance over that Of
Isfs 10 5000 ~. Mr. J. II. Kico objected 10 this
report. when ne stated was not true statement
nis views we're supported BY several members.
Finally. on motion. the report was re-:
erred 70 a., commlttse eoasissiHa OF
z. H.. Delamater. Cyrus II. Loutrei and Seward
ecneil, VINO Will make report ats special meet.
ing on the lstn INST. Ine Commit &c ON S0mina.
the Institute 90 tna llth last ;-Pfes,dent, Elliott
Y. Iowdin. First Vice President Cyrus u.
Loutrsii second Wee President, Thomas Rutter;
treasurer. I'd wasa scnsg; corresponding sec ..
tAry. H. n. tnurston: Recording secretary. ].
s Ec... sGss s.su o k:S.Ss s:T
Knight "A. .. Newton, James 4 sscksiI
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OTHER BALLS.

The Benevolent Protective order Of Elks gave
their eighth annual ball at Irving Hall last
evening. 1t was very decided success and was
participated In BY large proportion OF the mem
bers OF the theatrical and minstrel profession.
There was also goodly sprinking OF managers
present. Jolity reigned supreme, and the best Of
humor prevailed amid the some What large crowd
present. Indeed, on the whole 1t was the most
successful thing OF the Mind yet given BY the Order
Of Elks IN TINS CITY,. The dresses Of the ladies
were, generally speaking, brilliant. and the dis.
play OF Jewery was quite remarkable. All the
appurtenances were OF FIRST class order.
The downtown Hebrew ladies' benevolent so.
ciety, Mother Of israel, ned their first annual les.
tivai and ball last evening IN Turner Hall. in
Fourth street. There was no lack of vivactty ap-
parent. and the occasion appeared to be hugely
enjoyed BY those present. The hail was well Allei
and the dancing went Oh with great dash and
e7strGtas.
The ball OF the New York Telegraphers' Asso.
cialon came on at FerrerO's Asse. bly, Rooms.
the knights OF the electric wire were out IN ul
force aud the various committees did what they
could TO insure success. The attendance was
large and evidently bent on making tue most Of
the occasion. charming esprit De corps re,Rnlng
thrOug out tue night. The beauty OF the ladies'
present was matter Of remark.
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ro0 VAH1veo Uftt 40 EofeSS 'Ss' $3.50.
Arrived Feb 1. ste amer Cuba. Mcintosh. New York
Sailed Jan 2o BARK ophir tNor). Christensen Savan-
Feb s. steamer Algeria tsp). Mercader iron New Or.
leans Barcelona schr Astrs tBr, Hsskins. Whining.
In port Jan 3D. banks ormus shackford for north OF
Hat,eras, ug; Estella. Pool and Abbie Thomas (Br).
CARVING Tor New York. do, brigs Carrie wnsow. Nc
Carly Tor do do Kewadin (Br. reterkin. tor Bal.
tmore do; Fanny, Smith Ernc slime. knight, and Nell
lie clifford Tapey tor north oi Hstteras. do: schrs
Graham, mith, Boston, do; Hannah Nc Loon. Keen,
and Frederic Scanned Orr Babere for north or Hat
others unc.
HALIFAX. Ms, Feb t-Arrved, schr VIM Pugh Glou-
cester
Sailed 4th schr Minnie Cronan (Brl, Kingston, Ja
LIVERPOOL, Jan 26-saied, steamer state OF Alabama
Br), Flint New Orleans via Bordeaux land sailed
the latter port Jan SO).
for New York. ldg, 10 sail about 10Th
MELBOURNE Jan Sin port bark Ellsworth. Wass,
Calcutta chartered to load coal At Newcastle NSw for
MosrryIDEo. Dec io-Arrived. BARK Eyre. Litslsneld
Arrived Dec H. brig Dudley, DanneI. Baltimore tand
New York mot arrived Slthj Feb s. brig Jcsefs true
PosI MsDwAr. Jan sa-clsared brig Alpha tBr,. Ne
sAcUA, Jan 27-sailed, bark Hilda lNor. wsstman
north OF Hateras; 18th. brig Alice Tarton, Conner
Arrived Feb BARK yumuri cBr) Carlisle. New York,
IN por! Jan q bark de zado Millsr brss Loeb Il
riIla schrs Hail. John Middleton, John vannamsn
Alexander Harding John Douglas and Joseph Southsr
~ yo aSs'n NJ fsS .ehr JUN. Merits
.vic!osA. vi Jan sS-Xrrivsd. bark Taylor. ssss
Y.aso0ras Ns Jan as-Arrivsd, schr Jssns Jones 0sA
Sc Marina