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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
SENATOR CARPENTERS LIBEL SUIT
HIS OPEN LETTER TO THE EDITOR or THE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE.


TRIBUNE.
From The Mltduket Sentinel, Dee. T.
You have seen fit tO charge in substance, or
publish communications which In substance charge me
with having been a member or organizer of, or con
neced with, what you choose Ia den0minate the whisky
ring In Milwaukee; by which your readers VIII under
stand YOU intend they shall that was while @"na
tor sharcr In the fruit Of frauds upon the internal
revenue laws az the United States.
very much engaged III attending Ia the rights
of clients in the United States Courts here but ~ soon
yet the necessary leisure, which hope VIII he
within few weeks, will you for libel and thus af-
ford you fair opportunity TO prove your charges, u
you can .
YOU are md which Is the villain VIII submit 10 the
determination OF jury where the difference between
truth and fasehoOd Is recognized. II You establish
my guilt ought to be disgrated and am willing to be
II you cannot you ought TO he, however unwilling you
may be-
viii not take you 70 Washington, nor Nova Scotia nor
Cuba Cheyenne under the Poland gag law bilt
will in the United States Circuit Court for The
Northern District Of Illinois and may well BE- col
ecing your evidence upon the subject
MATT. H. CARPENTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

ACr wisely and examine POMEROy's 81 Elias
&c Truss, at74i Broadway, before buying any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
WRECKS.
THE sUNsysIDB INACCESSIBLE.

THE BUM ISIDE TNHCtT15STBIsT.
PoUGIIKEEPsIE, Dec. 6.--An hopes oil rails
ing the of the sunnyse before Spring have dsap
peared she IL totally covered by water Inc steam
Of all lines running north OF this place nave ceased
their trips for the There 10 considerable noang
ice In the river IN this vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
SILK VELVETS.

30 pieces Black SIX velvet at a 90 reduced from 81 70
10 pieces Black six Velvet ~ - 10 worth 81 -
iO0 pieces from 81, ~ 20. . 90 To 80.
Colored Velvet from 81 80 81 10 81 as 81 "a 81 rs q
comprising seal brown blnc bottle gToen pruas
aud all the new shades Cor dress ;T1mmiuga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

WIsTAR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY-the best
remedy os Coughs Consumption. 80 cents and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

Dr. LYoN's TooTH TABLETS Neat and port
able a tooth brush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

WASHINGTON, Dee. 3. - Lieutenant Commander
WIN d. Whiting oriered to the NewNorS Navy Yard As
Surgeons Paul FitlsnmOb Harry z. Harvey and Re
eSamiuap0n for promotion. Pay
master H. rcitsd his hOmC having
charge OF the naval depot at Naasak
Japau and Ito his Sailulke!
a. a. WaI detached roIn the Portsmouth N H. Navy
Tar aud oFeTcd the MaTgn. The leave 81 abse zee
granted Commodore J.. q. Sarton and Commander VIM.
Cs year. amt they have been grant
poInisson in Europe. Cadet Mdslipman j. J..
I;edf, IN has resigned.
DELAWARE BsEAkWATER- Dee. 4-Ihe United States
steamers Alert and the monitor WyandOe arrived
from Philadelphia lat Hight for Norfolk, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
STATEN ISLAND.

TOMpKINsvIII.E.--The S. II. Smith lnf;Tmary,
which IL supported entirely ly voluntary contributions II In
need OF fds has been rumorel for some m' that The
county seat he removed to more convenient ioedy
the resent place being about miles from the railroad s;a
ton The owners OF certain property here formerly tI Oh
quarantine grounds offered 10 present the county aHo
iii,s wI,h q ste cousistiDg oil one acre Of ground
NTsF BgGurON.The Church OF the Ascension IS now en-
Telv de,; inCumba 3ggr"gabng T2OoOO "a q"
La lug b4e paid OF during the past yrar
NEW BnGHToNTe Ncstry 81 Christ Church cont' mlaie
an tho Curca oluce, % meet the Mdlr ~
growing CONG r. CATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
BONNET RIBBONS

IN all tho new defifabIe sDades
Al elk g. T. q, and II, at l2c., I5c, Doc. and Zoe
100 cartons No. IL, black, az 2Oc.; all SILK.
100 cartons No. ID, black, pc. all ak.
Soft SIX for Bonnet Trimmings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-11
CITY HALL PARK HOSPITAL.

In the City Hall Park Hospital yesterday. the
patients, many OF whom have been suffering for
a long time from broken and fractured limbs, were
made happy by the presence IN their midst OF a
number OF young ladies'. bringing with them deli
caces in the shape or fruit and books OF an inter-
esting nature. The ladies' were headed by Miss
Sands, and were received on arrival by DR.. Hultz,
who has proved a very acceptable successor TO DR..
Early, lately IN charge. The ladies were shown
through the several wards by Dr.. HurZ and they
Immediately maze themselves at home by
entering into a pleasant chat with the patents.
The case OF one little German boy In
particular seemed to attract their attention, and
they iavIsned all the kindnesses III their power
upon nlm. He has been out "a lew weeks IN the
country, and is bereit OF home and friends. lie
came TO the hospital short Time ago, almost
frozen and more than halt starved. suffering with
the rheumatism. He is unable to make himself
understood IN the Engnsh language. They prom
tsed 10 interest themselves still further his
half. After remaining upward OF an hour in con.
versation with the patients they departed, but
not, however, until they mad supplied every one
with plenty or good, cheerful reaoing matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-11
EXPLOSION OF KITCHEN BOILERS.

range boiler in the rear basement OF No. 149
Kosciusko street, Brooklyn, exploited yesterday
morning severely II not fatally lnjuring the owner,
Mrs. Bowman, the fragments striking her on the
head and face.
A serious explosion occurred in Newark. N. j.,
yesterday morning, in the residence OF Dr. John 3.
Lee, OF No. II Columbia street. the water tank on
the Kitchen range exploded with great force,
seriously scadng the domestic, a handsome young
girl Of seventeen, named Alice Baker. The room
was badly damaged. the ceiling being broken IN a
number OF places and the windows shattered. A
large iron vessel was blown to fragments In every
direction, through the ceiling, windows and sides
OF the room. Inc man:e near the range was torn
from Its iastenlngs and the hot Goals from the
range scattered over the floor. setting 1t on fire,
which was extinguisned by the neighbors. VINO
came with pals OF water. The injured girl was
removed to St. Barnabas' Hospital The cause of
the explosion appears to be that the supply pipe
1roze up, and the supply OF water being stopped
and the steam generating the accident resulted.
The girl at last accounts was dong quite well
The damage Will amount TO about $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-11
THE METUCHEN MURDER TRIAL.

The trial OF Michael Sullivan, for the murder OF
the venerable Daniel Talmadge, was resumed IN
the New Brunswlcx Oyer and Terminer yesterday.
before Judge Scudder. The deepest interest Is
felt IN the trial, as the murdered man was well
known in the county and mos. highly esteemed.
"A colored man named Charles Wooding testin Cd
that on the Saturday before the murder ne
visited Mr.. Talmadge's to get ten.dollar bill
changed Tor his employer, Mr.. Noah Dunham OF
New Durham. and that Mr. Tamadge changed It
in presence of Sullivan and a man
named Soper, at the same time exhibiting
TO all unin'e e,Iad large ron o.
shown hm-the one found with Sulliyan-as
Mr.. Talmadge's. on cross-eXaminatton he said
he saw Sullivan eye the money closely when
Mr.. Talmadge was changing the bill.
Thomas n. Doughty, civil engineer. was next
sworn. and testified as to the measurement be-
tween the barn aLd house Of the murdered man,
and the distance OF the turnpike. DR.. @. II. An
drews. who was called 70 attend Mr. ralmadge
after the murderous attack, was examined and
swOre that he found Talmadge lying on the
Kitchen floor, insensible and breathing heavily,
MS face and hair covered with blood.
The trial will probably consume the entire
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-11
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Magdaiens Bay Jan q, brig Onward tHaw)
Bark Ts%s5nSs MSul,On Of NIB. was at Hobart Town
SGx Ti nSn eSs oil az told Mr. Raw Of ISL
ands Dec 6 with sp and 1850 DO hpbK Bound
Auckland, ~ Dec as-lhe following vessels have ar.
oo g Ob RS and OH
fRa ST! 81 ina ssy 81 81 s sss
BARK os%sn Inc Ma%s 81 70 81: speS
s as M si sS
sS s MI 'ds s
Merlin fhomsS DO clean; or nothing since leaving the
Park AsraSsm barker Potter. NIB. has been reported
% s SSs bp Sc d nf the Inc r ssy Rp ss
at Dfe D 90, nD,
hpbG oil This his season , u.,,, Nm ,u.s .. .s..
solanders she had 1870 tons Of oil board, chiefly
Ssaso ofashi Seis sss made ss to very
sn M IF ss %ns Snd Pu NeM
a n s in s
into ne bay tor repairs having sprung her rudder head
end OF Sfq or re- srce
rere Ss pe s very Xoy q By
be sides doing Injury to his mouth appears that
the above date they had secured large whale. and
che line was rove broke adrt striking him fearful
blow the cose He remained insensible tor some
hours and coming he found to 0e in critical
state and Capt Fuller at once for the Bay q
vice; Mr. Peirce was at once sent on 70
who ,removed the broken bones from the wound, but
could do nothing toward raising It to anything like
natural position. lie still here and Will remain until
about February The wound Is healing up nicely ana he
Is able to take some exercise.
Capt VIM II Hall late of the Albion, has Joined
the Callao first officer The Caao to leave q
day and will be IN Hobart rown about the mid
die OF next March.
tor short time 1t Is expected that she will take
the Marthas oil on freight as she will leave there Tor
New Bedford in June next One of her owners, Capt
Beckerman. arrived by the last mail steamer Is at
present at Russell arranging her movements
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANT
HERALD wHTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LISE-

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LISE.
Steamer Hansa Ger, Klugkisi, Bremen Jan g. and
Southampton zoth with fndse and ia passengers Oc
richs a Co.
steamer Acapulco, Gray. Aspinwall Feb /, with
mdse and passengers TO the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
- steamer western Metropolis, Quek, New Orleans
Fec /. with mdse and passengers 10 Baker. Had con-
steamer ficksburR. Rudolf Fernandna FeD 4. and
Gelpcxe.
Steamer san Salvador. Niekerson. tavannan Feb g.
with ndse and passengers 10 X Garrison.
steamer Charleston, Berry Charleston Feb 0, with
mdse ana PASSENGERS ~ Qnlntard Co
steamer Richmond, Read Richmond, City Point
and Norolk with mdsc and passengers 70 the Ola Do.
min!on steamship COMPANY
Bark IRIS Ger, Hoyer batavia us days with sugar
and coffee 10 Ansnek 4 90. Passed Cape OF GOOD
Hope Lee and crossed the EQUATOR Jan In Ion IS W.
Had fine weather 70 HaLterast afterwards strong NE
and NV gales Jan H. lat IS 70 y Ion D. II w, spoke
bark Mindorn IRON Rio Janeiro for Bamorej 2it. lat
~ % n ion 1903 v, Lark Carl Graf Attems GER IRON
Bark Eva (Brl. slater Buenos Ayres Dec 20, with
hides. &c, 70 master. 10 anchored OH the bar
Brig JuHet = CLARK, Moore Cleniuegos II days. with
sugar 10 fonyert Co vessai TO Marcus Hunter Was
days 81 nalteras with strong gales
:, chr Jas Riey !oi hs!ring ON Boynton, yardenas
Hattcras, with strong Nh AMI w gales
schr Chugarofe Jackson Virginia
The a,eamor Wisconsin orr. which arrived orh, 70.
porus-Fsb LAT 81 lou " ~, passed an inIaAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-11

supply Of coal. thin, .,,.n, M, n. all. "a
get INTO Edgartownf that hsrbor is closed by Ice he
Haven. Steamer NeN the PASSENGERS AZ yney ysp9
the aoeN a, s snI r passing through ice from
pu,Y.nrr'rw,. rah ~ " berth in this haroor.
New orleans and Havana, steamer ieg Seinw chester
and on a hsE Srhs Steamer nss
Cape enopen on sunday Nison Occurred OF
for time the greatest conseeat lion an smonr her
passengers OF whom there were tvt IN Sha was
struck ner side, the upper spar HANG crusHed
carried sWay Inc ana ne and life ra
the main deck thus enabled to cc,ina ~, her
voyage up the river She will be speedily faaired ~
PROVIDENCE, Feb 9-Capt Kelley, of steanDr CITY of
Newport report the bay between JamestoW and the
Island OF Rhode Island being filed with heSv ,ca
and down as far as the Dumping. The West Bayy ,so
filled with heavy ice. i'o
RocKLASD, Feb 9-steamer Clara Clarita came of nm
Vinahaven o-day, and Obliged Ia break the iceS
long distance Could only get within half mile Q
Owls Head when the passengers came ashore on tn
miles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-11
DIR. J. q. GIHON.

A telegram from Philadelphia. under date Of
February TO- reports as follows:-"Private letters
from louisiana announce the death OF Shreveport,
on the 18TH OF January, OF Dr.. John Il. Gihon, who
was well known 10 this city, in political and Jour.
nalistic circles especially, and at one time held
very influential position at Harrisburg during
Governor Geary's administration. DR.. Gih0n was q
native OF this city and was about fifty years age
at the time OF his death. When General Geary
was installed az Governor Mr.. Gih0n became his
pr1vate secretary, ana retained that position dur.
ONCE. He became associated with Geary some
years before the war, acting as his private secre.
tary while he held command In California. Or.
Ginon wrote and published a narrative OF General
Geary's eventiul NATURALIZATION In the Territory OF
KaQsas.u
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Bcnefactor, Wood Savannah-R Lowden.
Steamer Georgia, Crowell, Charleson-J Quin-
tard Il Co.
steamer Richmond Read, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co
Steamer George Cromwen, Bacon Portland Mo
Clark seaman.
BARR Francisco tspj Bombi BaYcclona-Dintz, Mestre
Co.
Bark Signal, whitney. Nsw-Nailier d Quereau
Bark Abiel Abbott, Chase. Callao-fabbri Chaun.
cey.
Bark Edna (Br), Robinson, Pniadelphia-Jas W FL
well Co
Brig wofvilie tBrJ. Bsrtiing, Trinidad Cuba-Bcyd
Hincken.
sehr Jos Nickerson, Whitman, MonroviA-Yaes& Por-
terrified.
rcnr A Paine, Brown, Points. Pitre--B Weinberg
schr Daybreak, Blake Nuevitas-J Ward q co.
schr Gariiner snow, Brunswick, Ca-Wayren
Ray
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Feb loArryed steamer: ely OF Houston
RsT Hss 20 aud Cleared
y" CieaTea@schr j J Spencer, Haskell Cienfuegos
,saea-steamcrs Memphis, siberia. Geo Appold; bark
BALTIMORE. Feb 9-Below. steamers Ashlane. White.
hurst, from New Orleans via Havana and Kew Vest
~ GUIDE Nor, Due from New York.
Ceared-Bark Brothers, Thurston, Bristol. nos
sailsd-Bark Fearless London ,. o.
ioih~Arrived, steamer Blackstone nallets, Prov-
Gssred-Barks Enislf ONor,. Honse, Cork Or rak
mSn we5ster MaSss SSs
sailed-Steamers America. savannah; Raleigh, VIII
ETH. Feb s-Arrived. schis Roamer. Mcfarland,
o Hsow@gehi Eis s simmon. Harrington from So
Ss CHI Ga: k:
Psn sw D s.
c saf WiooS srun.w,ok Cat
s5 ehr Asus aoa..
.sAs: ssss. y, Tay
I'D Ss 5san g. l Es:A: s e:s
A VIEW oEEEAXs, Feb s-c!ssrsd bark Tres Auroras
s yYs A.y gss;
sD ,SS M
E.ssxs. Feb e-Arr!vad ship Mataura urn Genoa,
sai!ed..ssainsr State of Louisiana tBD, Liverpool,
VIZ s.A es ;ss s sssSY s:s
'q sal nys SGnsii ri K!mea Lun pemes.r
white %9Ss sSSSn Prssasqgs ~. Sa
Bangor Ss f Eastern %
rravssce sSSay
latter before reported saea or,u p,..or I'm p.,,,
ts A:s fs'G 9
ds aias Feb ship Eu..rp.
D PiIiLXbEiPHIA, Feb iS-Arrived. steamer virdica.
Cleared-Stean,er Pioneer. wakeiey Wilmington. Ncs
'nR seaas ps fssAf Low.ros
Vessels IN harbor remain ,a unchanged uo.,o,
PM~Ihe vessels in the harbor unchanged NOTHING
DEaAw4ns BssAxxArnn Feb TO- PM-steamers Rattle
snake, Centpedc Manhattan Indiana, Aibemare, Hun
PoRrI.ASp, FEB CARVED, schr Snow Bird. st john
ce .a Geo Amos Baltimore; simpson.
Sailed TIN, scnrs Nellie F Sawyer, Havana; James
Young Matanzas; Delhi, Cardcnas; II Means, Charles
PROVIDENCE, Feb y-Below. schr Vim Pharo, Ed.
wards from Jack s?nyi!e. rr o,,.,
feS%Fs Feb r%spSGr oa
Walker. New YORK; bark Pairia t,we), hoeRstrom do.
An FFANoisG0 Fer zaATriysa, steamer Newborn.
Acesas ,Hfc No eru
Scholarships Ark wright Leach, Nanaimo; Idomens
Brl, Casey, Liverpool, bark Mariana (Br. Domino
sth-Clenred. ship okout, Virgins Melbourne via
Burrard Inlet
yth-Arrived, ships Aurora. Norton. Liverpool; Cor
morant (Brl, Caister, do barks France Platte Frh
Lcquesne. Caliao: Coomo. Howes. Liverpool .
Cearcd-Ships Kate davenport, Otis, Cork; Oakwore1
tBr). smith, Liverpool.
s . s't%S4a @ sp1s
n aHSfa @ ss ssw oss
Kong barks Van Deman (brj. Landsborough, sydney,
Caernarvon Castle (Brl, raves Buenos Ayrss
Also arrived, snip Harvest Queen Jansen, new YORK
saed-steamers Altoona !Ger. Hore, Hong Kong VIA
Yok0lama; Granada, for Panama g., $3.50.
sAvANNAii, FEB l0-Arriyed steamer , san yasinto:
Albers Thomas, Rose. Baltimore; Louisa Kathbonst
Crowcl. orient Ii. . e.. c..
Geo Washington Rolf Barncoa; Lotte Lee Lee, fnuAr
de iphin. ,,, - -
WILMINGTON NC. feb O-Arrivcd, brig Flora (Gcr)s
Brinxmann, st Thomas; schr Mary Trainer. OsknA
New York. go ,,. -.
Max tGer). Altman do. = 49,. -. a.
Yh-Arrved. brig Aradus euer,, Ahrens, Boston. %
load for Queenstown
schr Lena II Slower, oeavcy. ORIENT ~.
l0th--Arrivsd. brig Nancy iior). st Thomas
Sailed Steamer Rebeoea Clyde. Chiids. Baltimore
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CIENruxcos Jan 27-Arrived. brig Martha Nickerson
{Br, Conner, Mobile; schr Henry May, Biackmsn,
saisa 18th, BARK J Smith (srl, Morris Boston
ras Phadeipha lanI sailed 18th for Marseille lG,h
Herzosn Anna tGer hauIh New York tand sailed 18th
GvASrASAno, Jan 2s-Arrved. brig Matte Russell,
Arrived 10Th, brig Torrid Zone Br Cooper. Port
In port I'D brig Oliver Cults tBrl for New York, lds
Sailed OH barks zuma ODD. Cardcnas; Mary Mckee.
ehffp sSFi s Pnsp easr
New York; Margaret LYONS, slephens. Cardenas to
north Of Hatteras Gem, Cole. caiSsrien; River Queen
H1lifAa. Feb io-sailed steamers Caspian tBr Trocks
Grom LyerpooD. Baltimore; Neptune. ST Johns, NE;
Arrived 5th brig Lochel tBr). Ham, Cienfuegos
punS nss s 81 erEs H. Smith, TIVE @
TINS; schrs Goodwin tBr, smith, do; Ranger tBr) Al
M.slLA, Dec Pin port bark Eta Lorns. Lornp, for
PAsXxI FEB S-sailed steamer Coilma Dearborn
San Francisco via Acapulco
r KS ssS previous brig Johanna
for Ss ran ds p p Sss srs nni'a m End'01
ST MARTINS, Jan i1-saed schr Zuieika tBr), Var.
h Zen W ?ASyea sSnrs Maggie, Haley New
wsSn sehrs anse.ou Hickman.
Robinson. Baiimore mot arrived at Cardenas; 3Jh st
sailed Yih brig Alice Tareton Tucker north Of Hat.
oy XHsvs sif oa 6a 81 AbSTS one.por
sailed 10th, BARK Lizzo Gihyspie lBr Troon.
TGSiDAD, FEB ARRIVED, bg Nellie tbr) Rood, Glen.
fuegoA
ZAszisAn, Dec 27-saiIsd, bark Victor, Pond, Now
YORK.
lPHR STEAMER HAxsA
AMER, Dec 9-PasseG, Joachim Christian. Relmer
from Annoy for New YORK Sir Parkes, stephens Hong
Kong for DO.
Adm, Jan 2-sailed. Tara Topaz. Hathorne, Zanzibar
mot sailed lstL
ALcIsRs l0-Arrived. Luigina la Monica, Rossano
BoRDgAux Jan :2-sailed, orchilis, Mathews Matan.
-.
Nh.
BarxERnAvEx Jan 22-Arrived, Hohenzollern ts Nord.
enholdt New York.
BAaoGLoSA Jan I7--Arrved. Nusva subur Gibermau
New Orleans Alta Graeia Domenoeh, do Nuova Borin
Gucn, sala savannah
BRISTOL Jan 2o-Arrived George Peabody. White
Baltimore.
Sailed 2Sth Assyrian Mcdonald. Havans via swansea
BATAVIA, Dec l5saiIed, Haxeltine. hodsdon Sour.
abAva
BosnAY, jan a--sailed, Queen OF csylon, scott New
york 2sJ, vucls Toby stanslt rice ports aud Las
laua.
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son Bristol 80 1n sM .
Coax. Jan 2s-sailsd. Hancock. Durkss Philadspnis,
SsDl. Jan H@Arriysa, Fairy Belle. West. New rorks
U1sTnAorSi, Jan ia-ssied Adventure. James. Pensa.
DEAL Jan 24-Arrived, Frank Marion Dillon. Grimsby
F G1 Syss aa nuss
Ks Sc TOR a9aos sd nS arss
DUBLIN, Jan 2s-Arrved. Francis Thorpe Buck, San
GornKSsunc. Jan is-saled Asia, Meyerdieck dron
M sy
s Sailed se"ss th sci frasli FerrO Philadelphia
rc% ss o %S o.
gowl. New York; I'D Albuera Banks Ardrossanj.
GRrEsooK Jan 2s-saied, George Holt, Norton. Rio
HAvsI, Jan saIArriyeq ldun, Fslck. Charleston
4oTxnFool, Jan s1~Arriycd, Idaho %. Forsyth. New
Ssi,ss %sSs;
aitS Kong F Sar SSusen raa s.s
xins ca4gs Mobile; sstn Edwin Reed. as
iss w ,Iaa Nj
S90 kos sSa vs sass ssR AEs T.
a's Ss ei sss 7 Hs.1 A
a. f e.: ~ gs IS:
Es'ss a' J ss''as. sRss K,,, Nv.
:. L4scnsusD. Jan 0-Arrived. Hop.stos..n savannah
~, jsaHiSs bsstoS Ssx E Ess.!
fsssys. Jan Ss-Arrived. Louisa Hobl pr,,,. r.
n jan s%fSss sss
sas sssE An Sha:sgr for Baltimore, ytnaM,
sT MIcnArLs. Jan ls-Arrived. Jorgeu Lorentssn.,
sOuRABAYA, Dec Starved Henry Buck, Field, Bsh
visa Sailed lstn LEG Gnyoy Berry sh HAITI. Hal.
sAs4a.so. Dec s-sailed. Mystic Belle, Plummsr.
Tariff, Jan Is-Passed. Volunteer. zambello, New
DEAL. jan 2a-The brig L,vonia. of Guernsey, Pennt
bark Dillon f GTm;Hy ss %
Of fi Seschy When S'' the
amped on board The bark and landed here
sunk. -"' -'''A'A "A' ''''N '''
HoIYnEAD Jan 2eIhe Isles oi the South from rom san
tell Calcaano, Italian bark; both vessels sustained
damage TO hcadgear and spars
HURST CASTLE, Jan 2t-The brig Ellen G OF Digby, N8
from Hull for Phadephla passed n At s:25 Pm ysstss
choped off Lymington
HAvRE, Jan 221The snsefried Mor. Gjursen. arrived
at Bses IRON st john Ns has sustained damage on the
passage.
KmRusH, Jan 24-The L De Weber. Wright from
Troon Demcaru has arrived in Scattery Roads, with
lower mastheads, topmast yards and sails gone.
LIvERPooL-Jan A-The Idaho (s). II ON New York Jan
Is in lat AZ N long 81 W. rescued the crew OF the Brlton
BARK, Of HALIFAX. Ms from Heuen Counter NJ for Hal:
ifax, NS vessel was in sinking condition and nearly
full life lost. The Idaho lost one boae
and damaged another in rescuing the crew.
The Kenilworth arrived here from Pensacola,
tered terrific gale, Jan from NV; was hove on heI
beam ends lost 6uwaras on both Sides and sustained
other slight damage. 80
Four and sixty bags wheat $50 Of sal
mon, ex-Clty of London ashore at Tacumshane, were
saved up to Saturday night there dock formed On
decks risen very much and planks started,
butts shear strake, inshoresde started constant
heavy surf retards operations.