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APPOINTMENT.
GREAT FIRE IN PARIS

ROME, Dc. 22.-Tue Pope has ar
pointed Cardinal Lavalettes Vicar Gen
eral.
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NUMBER 3S.

pull your father ihtough, never fear.
I'm purse-proad noaveau richie, you
know, aud White,aHds can pick up Red
lands as easily as could you. my own
little May Abr
'Ah,' meant the suddou applrltion Of
Mrs Craven, whose amazement at ind
ing tho arm OF Sir Marmaduke already
round Mays waist must be imagined,
seeing that il cannot be described. But,
under the circumstances, ani knowing
what he knew, il was not hard Tor him
to put good face On the matter.
Mrs. Craven-may introduce you to
your son-in-law 2?
'Wha! All in i've minutesr was all
her wonder allowed her to say.
Il suppose Yod were thinkiug of ct,,i.
gidi, Uict,' he said with smile. And
you are right ii you make them the
words OF May
In i've minutes more May was playing
with table-knile that bore the mark OF
lreton, Sheffield on its blade, and think
Jog it the finest name 10 England. Alter
all, she asked herself what is a name?
But che was wrong, for there was much
in taking upon Serself the name of
gentleman. NcI does she repent Of it,
though Grace Alden leases her about it
in amazingly long letters at least once in
seven days.
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III LOUlsE CHANDLER MOLLl
Love Is day, sweetheart, shining and bright
II hath IT, rose-dawn ere the morning light;
IT, glow and glory q the sudden sun;
lts noontide heat, as the swift hours wear on:
Its fall of dew, and silver lighted night
Love is day, sweetheart, shining and bright.
Love Is year, beloved, bitter and brief
1t hath It's spring Of bud, and bloom, and leaf
Its summer, burning from the ie- vid south,
TIL all the fields lie parchcd and faint with
drouth;
Its autumn, when the leaves sweep down the gale
And skies are gray, and heart anl spirit fail.
It's winter, white with snow more white with
grief;
Love is a year, beloved, bitter and briei.
Love is life. sweetheart, and ends in death
Is it worth while 10 mourn its hectlng breath
Lightfooted youth, or sad, lorecastlng PRIME;
Joy of young hope, or grief of later time,
What pain or pleasure stays ts parting BREATH
Love is q life, sweetheart that en.s in death.
-Harper for October.
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IN ALPINE PICPURF.

ht T. b. ALDlICH
S','hi mere and look, ard sOf,ly hold your breath
Le-' tae vast avalanche come crashing down
Il'N m'ny miles away is yCuder town
max nes'les In the valley Far beneath
\ -,'i' ''ar half drawn from on, its sheath
Tue Fivercurves through me siows newly ,ro,,,
Iae ancient Waier-courses are all sirowu
"nhcriits Of snow, fantasti, wreath o, v.ro.,h
Nna 'l pea1 on peak against the turquoise blue
INC A'ps Ike towering campanili stand.
Noudrous, with pinn4cles o frezen min
>hveTy' crystal. Ike the prism In hue.
te-l me, Love. II this be sutherland
W . i' but the trss;-wOrk on the pane
-Scribner.
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
OUR CABLE sHIpp1Na NEWS.

ANTWERP, Jan 2s-ssiled. bark Home Br). Valentine,
Philadelphia.
africa. Jan oe-Arrived schr Kocheko. Jas
per. New York.
BREMEN Jan 2s-Arrived, bark Arracan Ger. Rossini
Savannah
Sailed 2sth bark Xenia Reynolds. New York
GRAvEsEND Jan 3o-Saled bark Coomasie (Br) Johnson
Bull River. sc.
GENOA to Jan 3oArrved, bark Hornet Hopkins, Phila
delphia
HAMBURG, Jan os-Arrved, Carl Gerhard (Gcr), Hina
reich. Wilmington. NC.
HrLvoEr. Jen 2s-sailed, ship Helene CGep Hashagen,
New York.
HAvRE, Jan 30-Arrved bark Amelia Burgess New York
hEssISA, Jan 2s-sailed steamer John Bramall (Br).
Nevington New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 30-Arrived steamer Pennsylvania
Harris, Philadelphia for Liverpool
Sailed from the English Channel Jan 90 ship Orient,
Allen, New York.
LONDON. Jan sO-Brig Albert Devils CBr) Mcclellan from
Round Pond Me, for Leth, put into Thomas Jan %
eaky.
PLYMcUrH. Jan 3o-steamer Caland Dutch Deddes
from Rotterdam Jan % for New York put here to-day
with machinery disabled.
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SUR SAxL GLovKR CBr previously reported condemned
Montevideo sold public auction Dec for $3.50
gold
BRIG HATTIE WHEELER, Armstrong, from curacoa 20
DAYS Vineyard Haven ashore the flats the
dry dock while coming up Portland harbor Saturday
night She within 20 miles OF port the 26th.
blown OF and into Cape Ann, having lost split
sails.
ecnR THOMPSON, Of New Haven. which capsked and
sank above Saybrook Point some weeks since has been
schooner is be taken 20 New London TO settle salvage
scnR Il X VAUGHAN, from Baltimore. ashore Cherry
stone Va is bound 20 Bridgeport CT mot New York.. She
ashore morning OF 24h Inst during thick log Part
thrown overheard Ia order TO and float
but proved unsuccessful after which the master went
Norfolk lin order 70 commuucate with her owners at
Phadelphia from which port assistance has been sent 10
her.
STEAM rue RoBERr RonBrSsoS, Capt Yates Jan 80 ten
miles SE Of the Highlands. while having the bark Abigail
Liverpool in tow, broke her shan In the sleeve and
taken in tow by the tug Flynn. Capt Moore, and
towed into the Government dock at sandy Hook. With
the assistance OF the Herald Yacht, In sinking
condition. the water being above the crate bars.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Jan 3n-Brg Atalsya, Of New
York from Palermo for Boston, with OF birthstone
and fruit struck the West Chop at O'Clock this
morning, and still dark contract has been
made With wreckers 80 float her She beng ghened
The samuel Dexter will render her assist
ance az the next high water.
schr Lemuel Halt Of Fail River from Baltimore for
laden ashore the AtalAya at O'Clock
on with the assistance Of wreckers and the
cutter Samuel Dexter this afternoon, without any
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
THE ROBBERS CAVE.

A NOVEL CASE OF CRIME IN PENNSYLVANIA
STEALING CATTLE BY WHOLESALE AND BUTCH
ER1Ne THEM IN AN UNDERGROUND sIAucH-
TER HoUsE--cAPTURE OF THE ROBBERS
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 20, 1870
At Peckville short distance from this city, a cave
has Just been discovered by Chief Of Police Boicc in
which the business OF butcheng cattle has been
carried on for several months past by two desperaaoes
named Benjamin Daily and John Roland For some
time past COW stealing has been a common crime in
this neghborhood and just before the Christmas ho-
days several valuable animals disappeared rather mys-
teriously. Barns broken night and cattle
carried OF with impunity, and still trace OF the rob-
bers could be obtained Among those who lost in this
way wereE. C. Lynde, Secretary Of the Lackawanna
Iron and Coal Company, and Simon Ward an old gen.
tleman living the company's farm Dunmoro from
whom two valuable Aderneys were stolen on tn 23d
OF December last on the afternoon OF the day follow
ing Horace Shirer purchased
TWO YREsH HIDES
from butcher Ia the Fourth ward who said they
lon with him for sale Upon examining the hides
closely Mr. Shirer struck by their close rcsem-
blance 10 the Attorneys he had oflen admired in
Nj Wards stable, and having heard Of their being
stolen he sent for Mr. Ward, who identified them at
once. Warrants were then issued for the arrest Of
DAILY and Roland, but before they could be executed
Daily caught and imprisoned on another charge Of
COW stealing and killing preferred against him by
farmer at Lackawauna Meanwhile the police kept a
narrow escapes On one occasion he leapcd from
three story window just Chief Of Police Boice
about to catch him, and disappeared He captured
at last however, and after preliminary bearing yes
terday was committed 20 prison.
THE sCENE OPERATIONS
Of this desperate pair vhe most remarkable feature OF
the eutire affair IL situated al Peckvie, sparsey
populated suburb Of this city, where several months
ago they rented old abandoned sawmill beneath
which they constructed a huge pit where they have
carried their buchering business To this subter-
slaughter house they conveyed the stolen cattle
and prepared them for the market IL offered the very
best advantages for the business being completely
hidden from public gaze and never resotcd TO oUly at
the dead Of night II was discovered by Chief Boce at
I midnight on Tuesday, when he watching In the
ncighoorhood Of Rolands boarding house for some OF
I ms coniederatcs Shortly after twelve o'clock the
oncer saw man with lantern emerge siealthily from
/ the boarding house and cross piece Of waste
/ ground. He followed al safe distance, and after
going about quarter OF milo was Astonished 70 see
| the man with The light suddenly
DisArrEkRISC THR KARrH
| He stood In complete amazcmcnt Tor a time and
lnaly concluded 70 go 70 the spot where be saw the
/ Light vanish On drawing close 70 u faint nckerns
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 30, 1876,
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THB HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITKsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BY THB HERALD srEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITRsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Germanc .(Rr, Kennedy Liverpool Jan 20 and
20 90 miles R SS S % Spd Ss.ed 70 b
Republic hence for Liverpool Denmark do for London aud
Steamer Oder cerl Erdmann Bremen IS and South
apton 18TH with mdse and 20 passengers to Oeehs Co
Steamer wSsnofs CoSh ReSaond Ey Poin, and Nor
ok with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion steamship
john Gibson, rul Georgetown, DC. With mdso
Bark Beneiactor. Hayden Annoy Oct g. with teas to
Low Bro. Passed AMER Nov Cape OF Good Hope Dec
l6 and crossed the Equator In Ion 49, carried the
NE trades TO Ion 27 from thence had variable winds and
Bark Abigail Cofysrnouih, Ysl, Raymond Liverpool GO
lost and split sails and received other damage.
Bark Lizzie Wright lof 81 John. NIB, Wright London 20
Bark slavia AuD. Tpcovieh, Gloucester 3. IS days.
Bris Inns Dyer. Rio JanerO SO days, with coffee to
schr Mary Collins toi Phnadelphia), someys New Or.
leans 10 days with sugar and molSsses to Howell, Son
Scar Annie Ames Farwer Norfolk Va
Schr Amelia Hearn. Staples Virginia
Schr Eva, lnman. Virginia
Sehr Jacob Honsman, Ryder, Virginia
PASSED. THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Jeddie Chadwick, Norwich for New York.
schr J B Cunningham, Cunningham, Milestone Point for
schr Post Boy. Hodgdon. Rockland for New York.
schr s S TYLER Phillips Providence for New YORK.
schr samuel Goodwin. Williams stamford Tor New York.
Schr Dart, Williams Stamford for New York
BOUND EAST
ssT sss Ssn S. Kn LEGO ccw Ssy Ssa
Schr Brazos. Tyron, Port johnson for Providence.
schr A Ellis, Port Johnson for Boston
schr Willie II Lord, Robbins. Virginia for Providence.
Wind midnight, ENB.
Barometer 3O62.
The New York herald., 1876-01-31

YoEoHAnA Jan iS-Arrvsd. Gaelic 80, Kidey4
San Francisco.
AnsrE1pAx. Jan 1.-THE RhOns Aubrey, from New Or
has discharged the whole Of her cargo
LIvERPooL Jan I6-Ths estimated quantity Of cargo
ham arrived here from Bristol Ms Sas 500 Sas or a
scrap. not 200 tons as before stated
-rPKR STEAMER GrRnlrc1
rr.sdsrisks.ad; 18th guardian 4mss SwsrIyefi s7ihs
BYsroL- Jan l7Arrivod Hannah. Sinclair, Prince Ed-
sa%ss sa sssS Ss% RSF:
denas l4th Erlng svendsen. Baltimore; Bernhard zAr
GGsF1A.osn A. Dec 24-ssisd Raven, Nash, New York
Sailed 2lst Exporter, Brooks. Dundse Thaysr.
DrAL, Jan is-Passed Isabel. Newhan from Paysandui
DUHLiS. Jan l5-Arrivcd FestfOrd, TaylOT San Franz
FLUSHING. Jan I5-sailed Brodrene. Bic New York
GLASGOW, Jan I7-Arrived Isaac, Morena. New York
GREKSocE Jan ie-Arriyed Merto n BOromo Phiadel-
sn Tsro1 S Pb.aob.
GALLE, Dec 2o-Arrived, Mary Bird. Packard, RoJs-
HoITnr4p, Jan I7Aravsd. bennington. orkeney; Liy-
epool for New Orleans; horford Trubee Cullen, Dieppe
HAvRE Ian le-sailed Valentine Provost, Charleston.
HoBARr Town, Nov l5-Arrived Alden Besse Noyes, Nell
lsS Thompson New sSy Fosi s ssra@sn @ Z
o. Mouiand Boston; deivetiS is, Webster, New York;
Lord Give o. VTq1hsrt, Philadelphia.
Urquhar New York; Parana o. waring Boston; 18TH ii
aPG& 80 Gs Boston a
G sS's coySos soTsy resS sS9l Halifax
Bss.Ow New .orssns Memphis O. Mellon dor FCgtans
cola savannah o'No, Tybee; Martha Bowker. woodside,
IoaDcs sV SS dnsy enkss
18th Canada o sumner. New York and entered ro
Cleared i7th, Carlton coggns Matsnzas; 10Th. Mary
Entered out 18th Arran, Thompson, st John. Nh
Sailed from Gravesend 18th, Ontario, Patterson, New
Jan l7saisd lied Lg esssh
MARsELLEs Jan lo-sailed, Giuseppe j. TrucOvch, No
MEssINA, Jan I1-Arrived Neptune Beals Smyrna; c a
Pickering, rorrey, Bangor, Me- Prentiss Hobbs Dodge,
Sailed sth Jennie Cobb, Small Boston 10TH City
NKwcAsrLE, Jan Cleared. Stella, for Boston
MELBoURSE-sailed from Port Philip Heads Nov IL, Free
PLYxoUTn, Jan Is-sailed, Capella Mouger Crom Quo
PoRILASp Jan 17sailed from the roads Enghed Burg.
from ON P&hiladephia & for Copenhagen GO
PALERMo, Jan i2-saied, W Parker, Brackets, New
9gEEssTowy Jan ls7oa Nsptups Spencer, from San
sABLEs D'oLoSSE jan l4-Arrived, Anna wOhl, BaltA
soUaABArA, Nov 27-Arrived Charles Fobes Low, New,
York
FALMOUTH Jan le-rhe Edith Grant, ,Rchardson from
head sprung boat maged Of provisions, &c
hs5P o s the s
Holyhead he observed screw steamer and an Amsrca9
slight damage, but required no assistance.
MEssISA Jan 15The bark Josephine (of Liverpool MSS
Reggie during gale night Having lost her anchors.
ts % drilled and md the Ass s s, wife and four
AN stranded outside the harbor.
NEw HAVEN, Jan 1s-The whole OF the cargo Cabout
5000 bbls Of petroleum. of the bark DR. Fak shore az
win be sold BY auction tomorrow "Wednesday.
ogEEss.ows ian Is.Tns ship Robert : Lane which ar
water.
The New York herald., 1876-01-31

light wos emitted from what appeared 10 be cave and
tne oydcer, guided by II and drawing his revolver,
slowly descended series Of steps, rudey made In
tns hde OF the pit On going down he was startled oy
FAe appearance as well by the unwholesome odor OF
this underground slaughter house An astonisned
rustic with ptchfork in hand stood amid heap OF
hides revealed in the dim hight OF the lamp, and re-
garded the midnight intruder with wonder and dsmay
He was alone and surrendered very easily when told
by the ofhcer that he wanted as a witness In an
important case at Scranton The weird scene that met
the officers gaze in the robbers cave surpassed any
thing he ever read Of experienced before he says,
and 1t seemed like some charnel house in which the
crime OF murder would readily be committed as tnat
OF butcherng stolen cattle The community here find
good deal Of relief in the fact that the robbers have
been caught
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
THE FENJAN CONVENTION.
THE FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

THE FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The third days proceedings of the Convention OF the
Fenian Brotherhood terminated yesterday morning be-
tween four and FIVE O'Clock. The Convention had been
session from eight O'Clock the preceding night The
discussions on several points OF great importance
to the Brotherhood were sustained with
great warmth by the several delegates who
participated in them. The principal business was that
Of considering report in by the committee on the
future of the organization The report brought in
by Messrs. Thomas Clarke Luby o'Donovan Rosa and
General Thomas f. Bourke on behalf Of the committed
1t recited the services of the Fenan Brotherhood
instrument In advocating the cause OF Ireands inde
pspdence and showed the obstacles which the organi-
zation had TO contend with. IL was the uiiani-
nous sense OF the Convention that the Fenian
system OF organization is the one best
Calculated 10 advance the cause Of ireland that the
continued existence Of the Fenian Brotherhood is
dspensable to the welfare Of the Irish cause that the
existing plan OF government OF the Fenian Brother
hood should be maintained all It's features that Is
the of this convention that the organization In
America can only save Ireland cncctualy when in CO
operation with the revolutionary party in Ireland that
steps should be taken TO carry out the Of
financial policy suggested in the Head Centres report
that committee OF five be appointed as trustees Of
public fund that some steps DO taken to bring about
the release Of the Irish political prisoners still confined
in British dungeons
SUNDAY MoRxros PROCEEDINGS
The Convention assembled yesterday afternoon, at
two O'Clock, MT George Smith IN the chair. The Com
ml:tee on Home Organization reported through their
secretary Mr. 0Don6van Rosa As the report had
reference TO the future policy Of the brotherhood
toward the revoutonists IN Ireland II was deemed ad-
visablc TO make allusion publicly to IT,
The Committee Constitution MADE their report,
and recommended the old constitution with but few
unimportant alterations
At six O'Clock the Convention took two hours recess
and upon reassembng at halfpast eight the meeting
into discussing the contemplated changes In the
constitution At nine O'Clock the attendance Of dele
gates very large and much anxiety manifested
TO what parties should be placed the governing
body during the ensuing year and each question: il
up for debate, discussed IN the mated
yet orderly manner.
Up to a late hour the Convention remained in
session
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
LITERARY CHAT.

Tho forthcoming book OF .piscoverics a, Ephcsus
By J. T. Wood, will IL Is said almost equal in interest
the great work OF Or. schIemann on Troy Il mar
raive Of eleven years excavations on the ste OF tho
grea, temple Of Diana, and will have rrofuse ius'ra
tons
Tha. prolific architectural writer, Violet-le-Duc
has sddcd 70 his books one entitled "Hstoire de
rHabitaton Humane Depus les Temps Hstorique
Jusqua Nos JouB."
The publisher Of she London Bookseller has started
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
BUSINESS EAfBARRAsSMENTs.

Samuel Jamison, Jr., the assignee OF r. w. Smith
Co, bookbinders at No. 46 Marion street. will sell
the stock OF the nrm and their interest in work
done on books belonging to various publishers at auc-
ton to-day. The liabilities OF the firm amount to
$50, 447 29; nominal assets, SAL, ,49l 20. The main
cause OF the firms failure the loss OF $435ls 40
due from j. b. Ford Co., part of which for bind
ing the first vClume Of Beecher's 'Lfe OF Christi
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents sh pmasters are informed
that by elegraphng TO the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street, London or to
Paris Office addressing Bennett Avenue dc popera
Pars the arrivals at and departures European
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States, the will be cabed TO this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving at and sailing rom French ana Medi-
terrAnean ports WIN ahd the Paris Ocs economical
and expeditions for teegraphing news
The New York herald., 1876-01-31

r9-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YoRx
HERALD has adopted Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red red changing from TO the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
tans OF vessels upon seeing this signal win obge by
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
nS-Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
received from all parts of the world and promptly do
nvered Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
AN UNAUTHORIZED ATTACK.

GUILD ST. PAUL, TRINITY PARISH, |
No. CHURCH STREET, New YORK, Jan 30, 1876.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
circular on pink paper commendng the work OF
St Paus Guild and rejecting on other charities was
received at this Office this morning This circular
issued without the knowledge sanction OF any
connected with this guild, and in way
sponslble for II Yours very truly
A. @. CROPSEY. President
The New York herald., 1876-01-31

Professor j. P. MahaGy will lecture on his Travels
in Greece" this winter publishing book on 'Modern
Greece in the spring
Nr Green's admirable "short History OF the Eng
lsh People, has already sold the extent Of 81 900
copies
The German Empire and Belgium have made an in
ternational copyright treaty, based upon the earlier
convention between Prussia and Belgium in 1863 and
admirably securing the reciprocal interests Of authors
and publishers of both countries.
NJ C. Jannet an intelligent Frenchman, has written
good book on 1.-THE United States Today
Herman Melville, the author of "Typee" and
"0moo, who has long been absent from book author
ship, has a poem the "Hoy Land" in Putnam s
press
The new book on "Fossil Butterflies" " by Samuel H.
Scudder, Of Salem, Mass appears the memoirs of
the American Association for the Advancement of Sci
ence. -
The third volume of Edward II. Knights "American
Mechanical Dictionary" completing the work is far
advanced toward publication, and Fl. 0. Hougkton Il
Co. will be the publishers of the whole work, which
will be OF vast practical utility.
R. W. Emerson's poem before the Ladies' Contennia
Tea Party, in Boston appears tho February atlantic
1t is inferior TO his unequalled standard
Another member of the literary family OF Trolope,
named Frances Eleanor has written novel under tho
title of "A Charming Fellow (" which the Academy
is good enough to say shows really remarkable power
Of drawing characters
Mr. Jebb will issue the FIRST volume OF his elab-
crate work "The Attic orators' from Macmillan's
press about the 1st of February.
Victor Hugo's forthcoming volume OF poetry is
Enthusiastically entitled lies Justes Coleresn He
has also prose volume in press, 'L'Art Etre Grand
pere," which is reported to be a very charming book
Berthold Auerbach, the younger, bookseller at
Stuttgart, has published his Involuntary Travels lin
German Reise vtder WLen, with illustrations by Gus
tave Dore The German critics say It is charming
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
SPOKEN.

ship Comet Bray from Boston for Hong Kong Dec q,
lat l. len - w
FOR Bombay, kov'3O lat ~ n. Ion - 40 w.
ship Rock Terrace OF 81 john NIB. bound SOUTH Dec y
lat % N Ion "A 10 W
ship showing letters MsvQ, from Liverpool for San
Francisco Oct 80 lat - :. Ion 03 ".
BAfk Bessie Br), from Rangocn for Falmouth, Dec -
Bark Dexerous SBr, from Bristol for Baltimore. Jan g.
81 - "a. Ion 80 80
The New York herald., 1876-01-31

leans Jan II. lat 81 49, Ion II AZ
Bark Assyan Br), from Montreal FOR MontevdeO, Dec
IL, lat N. Ion 20 w.
Amsrican bark HqsK 10 from cardin Zanzibar, Nov
The Hanna" GER, from New York Jan lat 40 N Ion
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.

Shortly before eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon
nre broke out in Foote McNultys steel factory, at
the corner OF Morris and vaa Worst Streets Jersey
City This the second fire within four days in the
building and this time IL totally destroyed Tho
loss, exclusive OF machinery is So 000 fully covered
by insurance. The machinery was valued at 81, 900
and not insured. ..x
The New York herald., 1876-01-31

letter from Capt smith Of bark Ohio, Of Nh, dated
FAyA Dec - reports her ready Tor had landed 40
btls sp oil W be shipped home
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

The inner black buoy Of Gedneys Channel has drned
from its and lies In the channel the point OF the
Hook
The New York herald., 1876-01-31
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES oP DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
OF FEBRUARY