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"Pryate Threatrcals.' ia" OF which is laid ia
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80 furnish Sketches 81 life and Character.
mrs FRANCIS ANNE EEaBLE
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ATLANTIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Hood ! Hood ,! Hood -!

The undersigned has rr-opened his wool yard on
Santa re AVenu--near Ash Street. and prepared 10
DRIVER stove wool IN any part OF the eiy-h&ri or
sgit-loT cash.
u F DoNEGAN
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CLEARED.

Steamer Montana (Br), BeddOe, LivcrpOOi-wnliams
Guion.
steamer Cornwall BD. stamper, Bristol, E-w. D Nor
gan.
steamer City Of Merida, Reynolds Havana, Vera Cruz.
4c-f Alex andre sons.
Steamer Ashland Crowen, Savannah-R Lowden.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer VIM Z Clyde lngfn Phiadclphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Gaucus Bearse. Boston-h Dimock.
Ship Mylo kBrj. Brown. London-PeabOdy Willis Co.
Ship Sacramento Nelson. San franciscoSutton Co.
Bark UEziah Be. Hamden. Adelade-R W Cameron 4
Co.
Bark Exploration qtaD. Longobordo. Brstol--Funch,
Edyc n Co.
Punch, kdye Co.
BARK Alberto Aus), corieh Cork ordcrs-socovich
Co.
Bark Norah. Hall Point "a -Pitre-H vatable Son.
Brig q Sherwood (Br. Turner, 81 Jaeo-r Nevus 4
son
Schr Joshua Bragdpn Fletcher Barceiuna-Ruger Bros
Schr Avon Brl, King. Bcrbicc-Lcaycrait X Co.
Sehr Sam II Crawford Adams. Port spain tfrinidad)-D
Trowbridgc A sons
SchrJ 7 Harris. Hudson Point a. .Pitrc-B Weinberg
Schr Flora Crowley. Csowiey 81 Reconsideration 4
Co.
schr Prairie Bird Br,, elliott, Halifax Ns--crandall
Bros
schr Spectator (Er, Munson ST John NIP Nevius 4
Son.
Schr J W Hail. Powell. Richmond. WA Dayton 4 Co.
Schr Kate Luella. Bonse. Baltimore-W Chalmers
Schr Ramon de Aura, Mcbride. Philadelpha-A Dayton
Co.
schr Tunis Depew Baker, Doston-chas living
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK BiLLs. Penny. from New Orleans Havre be-
fore having into Key West leaky had
completed reloading Feb ,.
BANK GORDON (3r Brown from Beaufort. Sc. which ar
rived kingroad Ian II for Glluccster experienced
heavy Nj gale Dec NJ lat 81 ~ lou l js IN which
oretopmAst and mntossl yard aud the vessel lay her
beam ends Tor four hours.
BRIG MoRANcY, Redonnctt, before reported ashore
Romer shoals of yesterday by the Coast Wreck
ing Go tOwed their do K Staten Island She
shipped her rudder and is leaking.
BRG JosEFA True Tor Havana, put back TO Liverpool
"a. with loss Of sails.
BRiG RnoSg (Brl, from New Orleans for Bremen which
put Nieuwe Diep leaky, commenced repairing Jan
The portion other cotton consisting loS bales
to be sold by auction Jan 81.
BRIe A II CuRrIs Merriman from New Orleans FOR New
Bedford which put Key West Dec - with Rigging dam
aged. remained tcb ? rehtting
BnIG GANnA, Upper. from CRrdenas Tor New York, with
and moass iuo Savannah eth inst with loss of
sails aud forctopgalantmast.
ScnR MNLyIS from Wilmington. NC. for Newbern. which
ashore I'd inst tape lookout aud WAS reported leak
lag badly. leaking 9Th inst aud there Is good
prospect OF getting her OH
scnR WV WILSON ,of Rocklandl from Fall River tor
MAtanras n ballast struck the rocks Gull Island
Light the morning of the 9TH inst during thick oa,
aad aned t high the morning OF the 18th when
she hauled 0d bv a Gen kurnsd and taken
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ALGERs, Jan 2s-Arnved, schr Kocheko, Jasper, New
York before reported without datel
BELFAST. Feb SArrived. bark Agder (Nor Rcinersein
Baltimore.
BARCELONA, Feb 1-Arrived, bark Olympia CSp) Nadal
New Orleans before reported without date)
CARDIFF, Feb S-Saied bark Padre tItaj Capello Della
ware Breakwater; brig Acela Thnrlow White. Havana
GLoUcEsrER, Feb SArrived bark Espelund (Nor) Ter
kelsen. Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR Jan 2s-Arrived, brigs Jens Hintz DAM.
Hansen, New York; Acadian (Br), Terro, do
GENOA. FEB ARRIVED, bark Unione lItaD, Russo New
York.
HAvRE. Feb 6-Saled. steamer Herder tGcr), Brandt
Qrom Hamburg). New York.
LIVERPOOL Feb S-Arrved. steamer Alice CBr Ellis
Now Orleans; Massachusetts, (Br). Walters Boston.
Arrived 7th, steamer Nelson Br Staples Galveston via
Norfolk mot ship Nelson (Br) from San Francisco).
Cleared 9TH, ship Forest Eagle Hosmer. United States
bark Charlie ,r Robinson do; schrs ] Carleton Hode
don. do; Maggie Marston Hooper, do
LoSDos Feb 7-Cleared, ship Hectanooga (Br) Johnson
United States; bark George Henry (Br Nckerson do.
Arrived at Gravesend sth, steamer Rotterdam Dutch
Wis. New York for Rotterdam tput In tor coab.
LARSK Feb 3 4PM-Arrived steamer State Of Peunsvl.
vana C3r Knight New York for Glasgow (and proceede,
Sailed 5th, 6PM, steamer State of Indiana (Br) Sader
Qrom Glasgow. New York
LIsBoS, Feb ARRIVED, bark Peppino dtaD, Paturso,
New York
MovILLE Feb s-Arrived, steamer Nova scotian (Br)
Richardson Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool and pro-
ceededl
MoSrKviDRo, Feb 7-Arrved. previously. ship Rufus z
Wool, Davis. Boston for San Francisco below.
QUEENSTOWN Feb s-Arrved. barks Elizabeth QGer)
Dieke, San Francisco; sOboda Aus Grevech New York
(see below.
Passed Fastnet sth. 80 AN steamer Repubiic (Br)
Perry from New York for Liverpool
TRALEE, Feb s-Arived bark RaGaele Liguro Cta Con.
siglere Baltimore.
TRIESTE Feb 4-Arnved. barks vtoria dtaD Demartino
New York; Adoph Fredhom Csw. severen. Philadelphia
LONDON. Feb s-ship Rufus Wood. Davis from Boston
Dec IS for San Francisco into Monevdeo prior Feb
4 with loss of jibboom. ioremast topgaantnas eyards
and some sails
QuKENsrowS. Feb s-The Austrian bark Siaboda, from
New York Jan 10 for this port day She
percnced heavy weather. had her decks swept by
heavy cabins and boats washed lost manyard
and had two men drowned Her cargo consisted Of 246B
bushels Of wheat
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THE LATE DIR. HOWE.

MEMORIAL SERVICES AT THE MUSIC HALL.
-BosToN-PoEM BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
BosToS, Feb s, 1876
The Music Hall was filed this afternoon upon the
casion OF the memorial OF the late Dr. Samuel
s. Howe. Upon the platform were Governor Rice, ex
Governor CASTOR, ex. Governor Bullock, Mayor Cobb
oliver Wendell Holmes and others. The exercises were
commenced with organ voluntary. Alter prayer
by Rev. Edward Everett Hale, addresses deliv-
cred by Governor Rice, exPresident Caswe of Brown
University; Ex-Governor CASTOR, Rev. I. II. Hedge,
d. D.: Rev. Edward Everett Hale. DR.. T. NJ. Galaudet
and Colonel T. w. HigginsoD Original poems
also read by oliver Wendell Holmes and Rev. Charles
I. Brooks. All OF the above named gentlemen spoke
fcelingy OF the many virtues possessed by the man
whom to-day Massachusetts mournz
The exercises we're closed by singing and benodic-
tion ti~.
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raIsIDAD Jan SO-Arived. brig valsnclA. RieAArdsoA

TRIsIDAD. Jan sO-Arrived brig Valencia. RiehArdsoA
DemerarA
fPrn s&.mn crLnc.,
AASt"hhr, Jan 22-Arrved. Wan Wilson. Abernethy,
BRIsroL Jan 24-Arrved Pomona Bohm. PhIlAdelphiA
Ra,,, Jan 22-rrived Braunehsweg ts. undeutsch
sailed a2d. Hida. Olsen, Philadelphia: Rsek wasn
o0i Eosa.T raIioeri Jas srsIi Lsrssn New York -,
CARDIFy Jan 22-clearsd, Buebird Mchener. cienfns-
cALcUrrA. Dec 25--saIled Exporter. Brooks. Dundee
pEaL Jan 24-ArrivOd. David sheIford London for VIII
Passed ss 25h Percy. Jensen, London for Pensacola
DovEn Jan 2ssailsd 1adis Ms1dan. Curtis, from Bus
nos Ayres Tor Antwerp
Sailed 24th' Finland for philadelphia
ss R FSss xsss1 % yqTse 5SnsS
gTss sog g0e jas asyssS AsDr Dsss sosSu
Arrived in the Clyde 25h. Doris Eckhon Hons. Java
Sailed 25th- City OF Santiago Isl, Boston.
GKSoA Jan 2l-Glsared Mic, oneto, New York; 22d
nsss%ss hsa c's'''o r'ss PHILADELPHIA Josephine dAn0n
GIBElLrAR, Jan l5-salied. II Jones. Nckerson, Bar
through 5th Star Queen slelton from
luLL Jan 25Arrlyed, Jas Boyd, Baker Philadelphia
HAErlIrooL. j an 22-Saied, Emma Shaw, NcCumber.
IIvrnrooL. Jan 2t-Arrved. Norma from Baltimore C) :;
chaEIeson; ss.s Valley Forge Ames savannah: PeTnysH
tsD watts Portland Enrique Payson Galveston via Fab
sailed ssR Austrian ODD Richie Baltimore via Halt!
s.shs%rn , pST;Sn NsT Ss
Barker New Orleans Preston North do: Nonsium Foster
Southwest Pass Nellie May, Blair Key west Roska, for
Pensacola.
Cleared cath. Jas NJ Riley. Small. Havana.
ON Bar Ighshp 22d Norris Barstow, Liverpool for New
Orleans
LoSDox Jan 24-Arriyed Kendrick Fish, Fish, New York;
Prince 'of Wales Henderson, San Francsco 18th. Fred
Thomson. Duncan. Boston.
Cleared 18th C9omassie Taylor Bull River.
Arrived at Gravesend 18th, AQus Marshall, Victorat
Capt Dan. White. Iquque.
Sailed 24th onen for Pensacola 25th Ella Moore Mas
teTs Philadelphia.
phia. y
NEwcAsILK Jan 24Cleared Active tus) Philadelphia:
Hermes tNorl New York
NEWPORT. Jan 2l-Sailed Union, Phelan. Cardenas:
Edith Marion, Marshall Havana.
NArLks AN 2I-Saiied. Mary f Ladd, Porter Gioja
OPotto; Jan l4Sailed Paquelle de Nova York Cunha,
fhiladelphia; Annie Barker Snowman ST Thomas: 18th
York V' ''' S"
don. - - '~ ~ -
PKSARTH Jan % Sailed, Monitor Eaton Aspinwali
f4LERuo Jan Arrived Acadia (s). Craig glasgow &s
Sailed 18TH Croft s Hodgson New York; ooth ANGLIA
el, Murray. do; Rap, Olsen. do.
QuEENsrowS. Jan 24-Arrived Elina, vassel Liverpool
for Baltimore. 49,
Sailed 24th. Robert L Lane, for Truro, in tow
RoUES an 22-Sailcd, Waverly, Terry, New Oreans
SOUTHAMPTON Jan 25-Arrived, Hndoo (s). Mills Nev
York
sALoSIcA, Jan i3-SaTed, Eugenia, yeazie Messina
ST NicHAELs Jan 1o-Sailed Silver Spray Tenney Boo
SYDNEY. Nsw. Nov 21-Arrived Jonathan Chase Carten
Sourabayn.
TRxRL, Jan 23-Aniyed, Annie Goudy, Bent, Savannah
TRIESTE, Jan 2l-Saied Caledonia (s). Allison New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS

BSNsAr Jan 1ss, S-In port ships Ring !Br Moran fOr
dcrgast; Choice tBr. Masters City Camp (Br, Green
Harmonic. Small and incc Amadeo (irl, Dnske unc
brig Dec % pSo' pS sT. S' & SS for New
York Lord Canning lBrl and City Of Lucknow r). Tor
sumner Mead Dixon for DO Republic boiues. Tor Bos.
tom Iowdsn l'r Ditehburn, Tor san Francisco bark
Sailed from sanrSf Dec ~ ships Frank Thayer star.
cAinaRIKN. feb 5-Arri,ed brig Iu1ic Merrill Minott
Arrived prior TO fes ! sehr ouoddy Young Pensacola
CmSSgFeos tso oIAfrised bark Joseph Baker Ryder.
sailed 9th eFes Mariposa Fletcher. Boston; BartOlome
OPP. Munok. New Orleans.
s. John NB Mary \ chase Dolan. Portland; sehrs "
Msssy Ss5sTns a. Via - Thomas ChadwieE
sailed 9th nrgs David Bugbie stowers, north OF Hat
HAyASa Feb S-Acised. schrs Chas Norford. Parsons.
tr9m Pm@delphia; 6.h Manansieo from Bra.os :exas;
Josephine. Pickett. 81 Pierre Mart Thomas sarah
Cook barbados Via 81 Tiomas: Dora NJ French TreReh'
do, vis DO Caihs Berry. Ieary, Por Princes l.
Also arrived ~, steamer Z Lord Cotton. New or.
johnson. Yeaion PensAeola arthur dr. lie Marchapt
Abbie Dunn, Fountain, New York Nlmon Bird Drink
sailed Feb j. steamer Diego Span, Ga,tanaea New Or
leans. bark Emma Dalton tHrl. Mckenzie. Baitiniors
liALtaS. Feb T-Arrived. brig Florence tBr. Woods.
saed Iih brig Mary tBr. for Jamaica; sehrs Lillian
May tor DO: Addic John. Tor West Indies.
MAYAGckz. Jan i3-ArriveI sehr Cudc Nelson, Allen,
Charleston Tor Quad tlogpc Miscellany.
MATANzAs Feb OArriN ed bafks Acacia SHAW Boston:
ia, Brett, Gibson New York BrunsWick Hutchinson.
baltimore. bfigs Clara Adams. McFAdden do: Cbte,
Dow. Philadephia schrs Mary Peters York New York
tuth Robinson Rogers, baltimore; Pal0s, shack ford,
Charleston; David NicAels. wyman 81 John. NB
sailed dtn brg Alice Lea FOSTER Of IIatteras Ernest-
Inc. Knight. io Maggie Wood ,Rrl Wood do: schrs
stccniau, Chamberlain. do; Miranda Mitchell New York
Etna Sawyer. y OF lialtcras
NAssAu. FEB I-Anivcd scr Rosalie tBr,. JohnsoINsw
York.
~ rHowAs, Jan iS-Arriycd barks Orchua. Hartman
Mariiniquc Mereator Br. Herd. Lcitb schrs l. Rich
sfds"n laTi Fort spain land sailed oth Tor NainnIas
10Th Isa tonn, Cole. ~ Croix; Mosey. Sargent,
buco. schr ID faibot Amesbwry Mnhie 2is EDWARD Al.
bro lBr Grant. Buenos Ayrss I'D. schr sarah Reed
Guptl, Martinique, 1td, bark Gucunda fBr. Waterman
do: brig Aura tBr. swansea clrs champion lBr Gran
VILE Martiniqne Sicedaway Conin Oporto 18th brig m
Dbson tBr. uck. Barbados. schrs Henry bushnan (brl
Moiris. Trinidad, souvenir tBr Hatfield do
sailed Jan ~. schrs Minnie. Hudson, Cieuiuegos; I'D
Waldemar. Parker, Cardenas: klen Br, Hooper, and
Bright star Bri, Moore. d.; 2tth, brig Orion tBrJ Bell
faunt ain CcutueeuS
M1ac Jan a5-In port, brig Jean tBr, Simpson, for
Boston Ia DAYS.
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London 80 go on the marine railway for repairs Tho
damage Il thoug ht 10 be slight

TO New London 60 marine railway for repairs Tho
damage Is thoug hit 10 be slight
scHR cARRIE NILSSON Ancn. from Charleston for Guada
loupe into Mayaguez Is n Distress having during
days Of heavy weather part deck load and sprung
carried away. split ioIesAii and @aInsai Iaaly
houses. water casks on arriving the were per.
ieey exhausted with continued pumping The cargo Of
the materials, for which would be procured At s.
IhomsA brief account OF this disaster accidentally
Inst '"' '0'' a''''A'S IN our "Hp's'''0" u '''
ScHR CLARA DAVIDSON from South Mills for Philadelphia
Juniper.
scHR RALPH HowRs at Philadelphia from Belfast. Ne.
Tor which was ashore at Cape iienopen came on
n,hg Sany also stove boat and rail by collision with
scnR HELLKS SIMMONS formerly owned by Stephen
kina and % h ~, aAs been purchased ~ James At
scHR FnED WAREES was sold At auetion rs she lay at
sSSo1' r wi wharf, M by Us Marshal Usher 70 james
scHR Gko GuRsEv. before reported ashore Bsrtlets
Reef and asersaId pumped out and taken TO sonngton
then be towed to New London Tor repairs.
scIa NARY BuRpErT Mecready from ciudad Bolivar for
= to be ashore miles Of Zane Roxo and
ureS saved los the was built At NeyenypoH in 1870
PIsHISG ScHR b WOODBURY. (of Providence) Enos A
bldrdse; Of Chatham. master aground on Monomoy
water and d Owc ssanDed 6sSyy oS the bo
tom causing her TO Dse and m shortly before high
sunrise the crew landed and Of them
No lS The keeper aud Of the Life Saving ssNton
came promptly TO the wreck learning the disaster
Inc crew state that the scooncs
rs they steering which should
thom clear OF the land The vessel lies heeled
the Shore nearly ut low water mark and full OF
BALTIMORE. Feb S-Steainer Theo Weemz Cooper which
rived here night being .ssOasy injured i-'s
steamer Westover. Of the Powhattan line, which
ashore on Kent Island arrived here last night having
tanned only trifng injuries.
LEwFs Del Feb S-Messrs Y G MauI Co wreskers
Hanna Hor from rhi,adeiphis fOr Bremen. before re.
ported ashore ON Somer's Shoai.
schrs Compton aud yicksburg remain ashore on Cape
Uenlopen-
PORTLAND. Feb THE steamer Bermuda brought 10 this
port on her last trip the of two spwreeked
who had met with experience. The Grder
OF ana from Boston for the Bay Islands was
ST Peters In the Of Jan and abandoned The
OF six worked their Halifax
this city above. The Behssida of Passport
Me, for the same port totally wrecked Iongley
Aiquelon, and the of three days aud
nights without food sleep When nearly
rescned by three French fishermen arrived ut
Halifax the day with those OF the Grace Grdc BY
coincidence the captain of the Bethsada Cant
and all together from Halifax The every
thing and endeavorng reach their homes in Boston
VINEYARD HAVEN, Feb SThe revenue steamer Sam ue
Dexter that she spoke. the ith eight
northeast of MontAuk. the schr Belle Stowe. from Bat
more for Boston had lost mansai and b OF
I'd inst.
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
Steamer soa. ID.aina.iouI oM@

sB-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NRw YORK AT NIGHT-rhe NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
on board the HERALD steam yacht showing who burn
ing the coors red red changing from TO the other
IN succession and be several miles distant Cap
tains Of vessel seeing this signal will obge US by
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HKaALD.
desous OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing at New York do bY addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts the world and promptly do
liyered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
BELGIUM.

MUNICIPAL HONOR TO AN AMERICAN HISTORIAN.
LONDON, Feb. s, 1875.
The Daily Tels0yapAs Brussels special says the Com
Council OF Antwerp has decided invite Mr. John
Lothrop Motley, the American historian the great
historical ste in honor Of patriots OF the sixteenth
century, in connection with the next years. Rubens
Centennarv
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
JAMES PARTON'S MARRIAGE.

BosToS, Feb. s. 1870
There Ia quito sensation IN Newburyport the
marriage Of James Parton, the author, to
his ss>pdaughtcr, such marriages being for
biddAn by the statutes OF this State The
Bridegroom learned his the morning succeed
ing that OF the wedding, and 10 prevent further
da lett his home In charge OF his wife and took
for himself at boarding house. He will apply tho
Legislature for special act sanctonng the marriage
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
THE LATE REAR ADMIRAL STRING
HAM

SPECIAL ORDER FROM THE NAVY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. 1870
The following naval order was issued to-day
NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON ID. c., Fob 8. 1875
The Secretary Of the Navy has the painful duty OF
making known 10 the naval service that Rear Admiral
Silas II. St-ingham died at his residence In Brook
lyn, l. l., on the morning OF February
The long and useful lie of this distinguished officer
spent the service of his country and be will be
long remembered in the navy OF its gallant
and successful flag officers On the day after the receipt
OF this order the flags OF the navy yards and stations
and of all ships in commission Will be displayed half
mast from sunrise until sunset, and thirteen minute
guns will be fired at from each navy yardRnd
station, flagship and vessel acting singy.
officers OF the navy and marine corps will wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
GEORGE N. robson,
Secretary Of she Navy.