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The New York herald., 1876-01-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of the Atlas. Prom Aspnwai &c has
our thanks for favors
BARK GAzELLK at San PraVeisco Jan 20 from Central
America sprung aeak of the Of California and at
time Il decided make eo Diego, she had three
feet Of water in her hold The leak discovered under
the mizzen channels stopped continued
for San Francisco where she arrived with the best part Of
her sails gone.
scHR MARY Lrzzyz (of westporD. Mcvane, while going
into Portland harbor during the Tuesday night
hauled OF with loss Of part Of Keel and rudder and leaky
and arrived ID Portland 2Sth.
ScHR StExKR DAR1 Of Norwich. Now London. was
sold 27th S925 mortgage Of S4o
VIM HHempstead, OF New London. was the purchaser
ScHR TAYLOR. Gardner from Corpus Christi for
-, put into Pensacola j an "a, lesky-
ScHR JOHN WILLIAMS, before reported in collision Jan
81 10 miles Sc OF Chncoteague with schr Maria kliza-
BETH was from Baltimore for New York. With coal.
ScHR ARrHUR L. from Boston for Barbadoa before.
ported having been ashore Point got on
has reloaded deckoad and is anchored below Boston wait
Ing . chance TO proceed.
HEAVY CARco-The steamship Crescent City, Captain
Curtis ydes Havana line which arrived this port
Thursday from Havana freight the largest cargo
shipped from that consisting OF 1ol hhdE ls1o
boxes 1904 bags lO4 terees honey lOo bales to-
bacco. 100 cigars and large quantity OF fruit
JACKSONVILLE Jan 25-The matches Of the srhr Florida
yesterday, and the FIRE found be
far subdned that the work Of dscharRing the
commenced and all the hay, amounting to SO balea WIS
is slacked still taken The fire. which sti
shoulders will be smethered with sand the Of
breaking out the proeeed The entertain
strong hopes OF saving the vessel
WILMINGTON, NC. Jan 29-Bark Victor Nor). Jacobson.
from Wilmington NC for Rotterdam touched In the chan
mel lghtened and proceeded to sea without damage
Portland Company have contracted 10
build three porgy for parties In Boothbnyne OF
will be but In the yard OF Merrill Bros Decring.
Work has alre ady been commeuced.
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrTNwALt Jan Ie-Tn port schrs Jonathan May. Neal
for Trinidad dc Cuba ready Providence hice for Pensa
cola.
New York; 25th bark W Grihths CBr). Drummond do;
brig Halifax (Br), Powers. Halifax: schrs Martha. New
man New Orleans; 2Gth Thos Sinnickson Dickerson Phil
adelphia; Hortensa, Larrabee, Boston.
CERDKNas, Jan 26-Arrved, sehrs Kate Carlton, Grant
Clara McGilvery. alnut, Pensacola
Arrived goth schr Baird, Mayhew, Havana
Sailed 2eth brigs Bishop Bishop north Of Hatteras
Rowland Lakcman do; schrs Is II HERMAN, Herriman
New York; Thos Piisbury; Pitcher, do. -
HAVANA Jan 2SSailed, bark Aretusa Qsp) Casso, reW
Orleans; brig Thos Albert tBr Stuart north Of Hateras
26th Gussc stowe. Indtanola xIth bark hvra
(Spl. Sbert, Sc Marys Ga
Sailed 2ist bark II Stover. Pierce. Matansaa
HALHAx, Jan 27-Sailed, brig Westwood 1br)' ror'o
Rico.
sailed 18Th steamer George cromEen, Bacon, New York
MkrANzAs, Jan 27-Arrived schr Houston, "aruner,
Baltimore -. -
Ethel Bolton (Br Bailey, north Of Hatteras' hsy
ner. ntcomb. do, schrs Hart Hart doi Ahee VnD'
Saunders. Charleston, - -,
sailed 9ist, schrs Fred Walton, Rich. Havana; 10th,
Priscilla scrbner, Daisey, north Of hatterns- .vv
NAvAssA Jan 22n port, brigs Romance Ofais' anu :"
Robertson. Peak. for Baltimore. ldg. ,...x
PrSAeUA. Dec i4-Sailed, bark norway, hettnsvA
Queenstown. -, g.. m, -
ston. New York ..-
Rio Hache
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
YALE AND CESAR.

To THE EDITOR OF HERLD:-
In your very amusing editorial "Aut Caesar, aut
Tooker, aut Nulus notice you entertain the suppo-
sition that the recent visit of number Of Yale stu
dents to Juus Cesar'' was under the conduct Of tho
Professors Of Ancient History" THIS notion was
started, think, in dreary and woud-be witty edi
toria in the World which OF late TO take great
pains to misrepresent everything connected with Yale
So far IT from being true that the party who ac-
cepted the courtesy OF the managers-soout half the
Senior class-werc in much fear of summary veto on
the whole affair from the faculty This is matter OF
great Importance; but Yale graduates do not like
their respected faculty represented as an adver
tising appendage TO Messrs. Jarrett * Palmer When
they are guilty OF such bad may expect to
Tamage tread the boards with his manly form clad
the guise OF Roman legionary. YALE
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
BARNUM ISLAND ABUSES.

The committee appointed by the Queens County
Board Of Supervisors to investigate the alleged abuses
on Barnum Island held its third meeting at Hampstead
L L, yesterday.
John Fulcher who had been employed baker on
the island for fteen months testified that he had seen
Charles McRay pauper enter the room OF Mary Pink
ham by the window during the night for period OF
Eve weeks; witness wife complained OF 1t TO Mr.
Wright; knew of good deal Of bed clothing TO have
been destroyed; tho paupers made clothes from the
blankets and sheets; Mr. Wright said they could do So
they had no shrts
Mr. John Anderson, one OF the county supernend-
ents the poor he had never heard complaints
from the keeper about the inmates misbehaving them
selves but had heard reports outsde heard any
complaints about the supplies furnished 70 the hosp
tai; knew little OF the inside management OF the hosp
tai heard the reports In relation 10 Mary Pnkham,
and spoke Mr. Wright about it, but did not bring the
matter before the Board.
Francis hllet, carpenter employed on the island,
testified that McRay had told him that he had Illicit
intercourse with Mary Pinkham; told Mr. Wright oft;
some or the paupers were good singers and dancers,
and told witness that Wright had brought them ashore
TO sing in the hotel; went ashore with Wright once
when he had pauper with him; the pauper was
treated and ''felt pretty good"
The girl Pnkham was expected TO testify but did not
appear. McRay who was custody, made his escape
Monday last and has not since been found
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
THF ICITY IN A FOG.

HAht'ie Aer dusk last evening the 'sssth seemed
70 s'ea" 1dn was in cyclopean Turkish bath. and
siigh' Arst rose which gradually assumed the con-
s's'e re OF thick and yellow fog. AT eight o'clock
:, a. the fog had pasty appearance and the
ermometer at IS degrees. Down among the
<ocks where the shipping is thickly wedged
Z shroud quite Opaque hung the spars and
rigging and made the canvas look even more dirty
under the yellowsh, pinkish and muddy hrmamenI
There considerable trouble at the different ferries
and the blowing Of the whistles on the boats was as
continual and as long the conversation of female
scoid There however but very little delay in the
trips OF the boats, with the exception OF the
Roosevelt street alIne, which, on account OF It's
leagth or route compelled the pilots 10 feel
their way very cautiously In the cabiEs there were
number Of ladies who seemed timid and did not think
themselves safe until they had stepped terra hrna
AT the Jersey City and Hobokcn ferries there was not
any great interruption TO traffic and at the Atlantic
South Fulton and Grand street ferries the delay which
resulted only served 20 make merrment for these who
! waited for the boats 70 I'll their trips
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SUICIDE IN A CELL.

THE TRAGIC END OF A WELL KNOWN swINDLER-
Last evening Meyer oppenhem, of No. e44 Third
avenue celebrated confidence man, hung himself in
his cell in the Hoboken Police station after being recog
nizcd by a number Of his victims. The following
count OF the anair gwen 20 HERALD reporter by
Chief Donovan Of the Hoboken police This afternoon
Odicer Rahtgen arrested oppenheim, who acting
IN a suspicious manner, with two other men asked
the officer none OF the men had black <hiskers and
black mustache and the other dyed mus
tache and dyed hair, and he said "Yes ("
lie then returned, by my orders and arrested
the other men telegraphed over TO Super.
intendent Taing to send over detective 10 Identify
the man and he sent Detective Van Genchsen
who brought over New Yorker from
Houston street. who had been swindled by
oppenheim. who recognized him After he had
been identified 3y some Hoboken parties whom be had
swindled, ne committed suicide with a strap When
II discovered that he had hung himself he was
dead The following some Of his swindles:-
Charles Lenz, May s. No. 1l2 King street OF $2lo
Il schacdler, October %, No. los West Houston
Mr.. Merry, December IA, No ns West Thirticth
street t92
Joseph schaub, January 4, 11sth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, $3.50
Among oppenhsim's papers was found one showing
that he belonged 10 the French Hebrew Benevolent
Association and paid dues TO the same 8 bill made
out BY James Farrell, Of No. "a walker street. for
slk faced lace shawl; also papers appertainng 70 New
also a license nom the Mayor Of Newark
N. j., dated LIST November, 1874 CARDS OF several
business people found in his possession incud.
ing from koehlor, Of No 1875 Third avenue
The body taken 70 The Hoboken morgue Open
helm has also swinded Mrs W Woertn bakers
wifa in the sale Of shawl and Mrs. smith Of Adams
street both Of Hoboken.
Thetwo companions ofthe dead man gave their names
as Justin Ahrens aged fy, native OF Strasburg Ger
many Of $50 East Sixty second street This prisoner
said that Oppenhcim also native OF Strasourg
The second surviving prisoner gave his Gpslavc
Bernstein OF No t6 Fulton street, which Is believed
TO 10 false address The general mode Of swindng
adopted oy this gang Is a. follows a and would 90
as purchasers into store and Oppcnhelm "thc
cricr'Y would come and tell some piieous yarn about
hs vile and children being in Castle Garden, and hav
ing no money 70 get them away, and also talk about
his rich relatives and finally no would say he
had saved two gold watches which hts uncle had had
made Of the best gold, which he must sell at sacrH
fee HIS acoompnce would offer 70 buy them, but
managed 70 make the keeper o. the store the pur-
chaser 0f one Or both very profitable class OF busi
also do by these worthies With bogus trUcto
sbaNA which tLss sod IL ignoranl women.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEF ARrMEYr,
OFFICE oP CHKP SIGNAL 0FFfcER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-l A N.
PTo6d bilitieS
For New England and the Middle States, continued
warm cloudy weather with areas of rain, southeast to
southwest winds and falling barometer, followed by
colder weather during the night
For the South Atlantic States increasing coudiness
and local rains with southerly westerly winds and
slight changes in temperature and barometer during
the day.
For the Gulf States local rains, followed by partly
cloudy weather, winds shifting 10 northerly and in
croasng force and rising barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley light rain, fol-
lowed 10y clearing decidedly colder weather. northwest
to southwest winds aud rising barometer.
For the lake region OF rain and snow, followed
by decidedly lower temperature winds shifting to
southwest and northwest and rising barometer during
the night
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
clear fair and decidedly colder weather, with north
ery 10 westerly winds and rising barometer.
The Ohio above the 'danger line" at Cincinnati,
Louisville and Evansville, and will continue to rise
The Mississippi will reach the danger hne' at Cairo
during Saturday. aud will continue to rise at Memphis
Cautionary signals continue at Grand Haven and Nil
waukee and stations the Atlantic coast from Cape
May TO Sandy Hook
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THE BOSTON FoRGERIEs.
AN ENDEAvoR TO ARREST wINsLow WHEN HE !.
ARRIVES AT RorTEEDAM-HE Is sUPPos ~
TO HAVE HAD A CONFEDERATE.

AN ENDEAvoR TO ARREST wINsLow WHEN HE
ARRIVES AT RorTEEDAM-HE Is sUPPos %
TO HAVE HAD CONFEDERATE.
Bosrox, Mass jan 2so ,>ls56
The authorities nave taken new step TO- secure e.
D. wnslow, and the result will probaby/be known
within a few hours on definitely ascertaining that
the fugitive was en- roue for Roteraam and could
be taken from the steamer on (which he is a
passenger it was decided to make special
request OF OF Holland for the surrender
of Mr. WiDslow on his arrival in that country. Ac-
cordinely Governor Rice, Attorney General Train and
Mayor Cobb clegraphed Representatives Harris and
Pierce at Washington asking them to use their nfu
ence with the Minister from Holland to induce his
government, under the circumstances, to deliver to
our government the body Of Mr. Winslow Such a
request is in the power of any government TO
grant between whom and the United States no extra
treaty exists and is said that there are prece
dents for such The steamer Rotterdam is Que
at Rotterdam Wednesday next and II, in the mean
time the authorities OF Holland should consent TO sur
render Mr.. Winsow he will at once be returned 10
Boston 10 answer for his crimes
BOSTON POST COMPANY
The President of the Boston Post Company authorizes
tho that at meeting OF STOCKHOLDERS held
to-day unanimously resolved tnat the puDAca-
OF the paper and the other business OF the COM
pany should be maintained without any interruption
large proportion OF the stock in the hands OF strong
parties will not suffer the valuable franchise OF the
paper other interests OF the property TO be Jeopar-
diZed in the least
HAD wISsLow A coNFEDERArES
An informal meeting OF Winslow's creditors VIII DC
held at the Daily Neps Office on Monday next IL Is
now stated that his skful orgeries indicate that he
had a confederate as he was not an expert penman
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Jan 27-sailed, ship Annie Bngay Br9 wes-
ton, Philadelphia.
Sailed 2oth barks Theodore (Nor Nielsen, United States;
Taisman (Sor). Dahler, do.
BRIsroI. Jan 27-Anved, bark Arlington Br), Adams.
New York
BARRow Jan 2s-Arved, bark De saiaberry CB0, Le-
witt, Pensacola
BRExES Jan 27-Arrived. bark Freinan Ger wach-
ter. Charleston
Sailed 27th ships John Baker Pennis Phfiadelpha;
Britannia Nor) Grevold North America; barks Maria
Rickmers CGer. for New York Helos GER. zesmer and
Ada Cr Crosby North America; schr Annie Burr. smp-
son, do.
BoRnElux Jan 2s-Arrived bark Grace CBr) Wade, New
York.
BARcKLoSA Jan 22-Arrived. brig Adoph Miches CGe),
Niemann, New York.
Arrived to Jan IS barks Gaiceran sp) Marstany So
vannah Valparaiso sp) Roses do; brgs Ana (spD, Cur
re Charleston; Acania pJ, Milet, do; Sofia Sp Gar
riga, do; Caraguena csp) Duran, Mobile
BAHIA Jan 2S-SaTed, bark Elsinore, Scott New York.
cAsrKLLAnARK, to Jan 2s-Arrved, brig Fidelia, Neal
Bangor Ne.
DUBLIN, Jan 27-Arived, schr Aidana Rokes Rhodes,
New York
Arrived 2sth, brig Laura CBr. May. Bull River sc tsee
below.
DUSK1Rx Jan 27-saiied bark Perseverante qtaD for
New York; sclr George Thatcher Crowen Baltimore enot
previously
FALxouru Jan 2s-Arrived, bark Commerce. Elliot Ba-
tavia.
CBr). Robbins, Philadelphia for London
FLEErvooD Jan 27-Arrived, bark Richard Pearse CBo
Bartaby New York
GENOA Jan 25-Arrived ba-ks Francisco GIuuigo qtaD
Lauro New York; Riconascnte QtaD De Smons do Cbe-
fore reported without datol.
HAvRE Jan 27-Sailed. bark Alice Roy (Fr). Mckenzie
Charleston: brig Mary Fink, Dyer. sagua la Grande
Cleared 2eth bark sirrah o Halvorsen. United ststes
LIVERPOOL Jan 27-Arrived, ship City of York Br,,
Aud, Portland. o; brgs Daphne, Copeland. New Yort
Charlotte utch), Kuiper CharestOn 2sth ship Carrc
Reed croweI Fncisco; bark Jardine Brothers CBr
Nielsen Charleston.
Also arrived 2sth. steamer Lake NepigOn Br), Scott
Baltimore.
Cleared 27th bark Allen Farr United states schr
John Sweeney, somers. do.
LONDON, Jan 2sArrved, bark Mozart Ger, Julicher,
New York.
LRTrH, Jan 2S-Arrved, bark Alfred (Ger) Schroeder.
Darien.
MAKsKrLLEs Jan 27-Arrfvcd bark Mary Hale Higgins,
New York,
ororru, 10 Jan cs-Arrived, bark Hancock, King New
York.
PLTxorru Jan 27sailcd bark Left Erfksen CEor) Ma
thesen, Key West
QUEENSTOWN Jan 27--Arrived bark lcarus C3r) Coch-
rane New York for Liverpoo-put in through Of
weather; 2sth City Of Montreal D, MfrehOuse.
Liverpool and proceeded for New York;.
Sailed 18th 10 AM Celtic CBr), Thompson crom
LiverpooD. New York
ROTTERDAM Jan 26-Cleared, ship Helene CGeo, HashG-
gen. United States.
Rio JANRrRo Jan oe-safed steamer oEbcrs (Br) YER
riil New York via Bahia, Pernambucc. &C.
sAsrANpKR-Sailcd brig Mary Rowland, Lawton, New
York
smrHxA Jan 2eArrived previously bark Virginia sta
ford (Br), Curry, New York.
sHAscuA Jan 27-sailed, ship Nikado cBr). nbury.
New York.
TAELR BAY-Arrived. bark Nonparen. Finn, Boston
DUBLIN. Jan osThe British brig Laura Capt May from
Bull River Sc which recently ashore hcrc
been aoated and Is now this harbor.
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
CLEARED.

steamer Republic (Br, Perry, Liverpool via Queens
steamer fum6old, tBr) Mitchell LAverpoOl-Busk Js-
~
Hurst
steamer Denmark CBr)- Williams Iondon-F W Hurst
Steamer Navarino (Br), Rogers, Hull B-Chas Wright
Co
Steamer Bolivia (Brl Small Glasgow-Henderson Bros
Steamer Elizabeth Clark Baltimore via south Ampoy anu
Camden-W Daxen. ~
ship Ciarnpa Emilia dtaD JaceaTino. Lisbon-A r
Bsis Kate o.ruie B Wilson, London-PsabOdy wills
a
Bark Minerva. Thomas Cork Tor ortcrs-c w Bcrtanx.
Bark Dreaming sophie Nor. Pettersen- Antwerp-boeA-
mann. Oerlein a Co.
Bark Jupiter Ger. Stricken. Bremen-Theo Ruger. 4.
= Bark Rudolph Ger, Parke Hamburg-Funch. Edye
BsrE yuora utaD, De Mariino. Lisbon--LaurO sto-
BARK Reindeer Decker. Georgetown. Dem-H TrOv-
bridges Sons
Brig p " Diekie (Brl Hunter Havrc-Cw Bertaux.
losen "a
sehr Carrie Woodbury.. Woodbury.. Barbados-H Trow-
brtocis Sons.
Co
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
Mrs1cA1 ANp pnAMAr1c NorEs.

Signor Brgno makes his FIRST appearance this season
with Nile ntiens Monday in "Luerezia Borgia
Mile. Anna Rosetti, the German prima DONNA
achieved marked at the last concert at Stem
way Han in an aria from Robert le Diable. "
Thomas promises the Philadephians the "Nint h
Symphony" during the spring So the Centennial City
will be especially favored before its Exposition is
ready.
cable despatch dated the 9th inst, contradicts
the recent report that Anton Rubinstein is blind The
celebrated pianist is not only blind, but he is in
rellent health.
Carl Bergman will be the leader OF the orchestra at
the Stadt Theatre Monday occasion of the per
formance of "Faust" Miss Clara Perl viii support
Nile Pappenheim in the leading role
Miss Minnie Palmer appeared at Mcvickers, Chicago
on Monday last in play called Laughing Eyes"
which appears be Bafe's bohemian Girl " or some
thing very like it, in dramatic form.
Mr. Montague will appear on Monday evening at the
Brooklyn Theatre as Lord Chilton Marshalls play,
'False shame" The play originally written for
Mr. Montague and had long under his manage
ment at the London Globe
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
OBITUARY..
HENRY H. srARKwEArHER.

Henry II. Starkweather, OF Norwich, the repre-
sentative ofthe Third Congressional district Of Conaec
cut died suddenly Of pneumonia, about eight O'Clock
yesterday morning, in Washington. He had been III
for the laAt three four days but not until Thursday
evening did the deceased show any alarming symp
toms During the night he gradually commenced to
sink possessed his consciousness TO the last Mrs
Starkweaher at his bedside two hours before his
DEATH having travelled all night to reach her dying
husbands side Mr. starkweather was born in Pres
ton, Conn, April %, 1896 and received a common
school education Leaving school he studied law, was
admitted to the bar and succeeded in ttlo while In
obtaining good practice and honorable reputation
With desire Of sul further advancing himself he be-
came interested politics. and IN 1856 elected TO
the Legislature of his native state This was the com
mencement of the political career which death has
Just short HIS ready tact and quick disceTnment
OF character brought him rapidly INTO notice, and ne
shortly rose TO such prominence that he became man
ager Of the republican party IN Connecticut and
appointed delegate TO the Republican National Con
vention that nominated Abraham Lincoln IN 1860 In
1861 he fwas appointed by President Lincoln Post
master at Norwich, position which he held until
Johnson being willing 20 espouse the canse OF Mr.
Lincolns with that degree OF warmth which
characterized his support OF "Oid Abe he was
elected TO the Forteth, Forty nrst Forty-second
Fortythrd and Forty fourth Congress- but by decrea
ing majorites, his district last tall giving him ma
iorty OF only 500 compared with majority Of over
500 in his first election IN 1867. In the present
Congress he appointed by Speaker Kerr upon the
Judiciary Committee and the Committee on Expendi-
IN the Department OF Justice Mr.. Starkweather
has always been regarded one OF the extreme wing
Of his party. He was incorporating and partisan,
and in the advocacy OF measures which more
thoughtful republicans dsconntenanccd or fought shy
OF he was a warm supporter. AZ one time he gained
undesirable notorety from his alleged cooperation
with the District OF Columbia Ring, and public sus-
pcion partly justified by published letter which
he wrote TO ex Governor shepherd soliciting funds to
aid in his own reelection TO Congress.
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. %, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToNB TELEGRAPH
Steamer Cornwall (Brl, Stamper. Bristol Jan IL with
mdse aud passengers tow Morgan. 27th 2lo miles
OF Sandy Hook passed steamer Russia Br. hence for
steamer Frsia GER, Meyer Hamburg Jan 70 via avre
Jan 10. with mdse and 90 passengers Kunhard Co.
Anchored inside Sandy Hook at 3 Pm.
Steamer canadian lBr. Miller. Almeria Dec G, Genoa
18th Leghon 10Th Trieste 26th MeSsina 3Oth Palermo
Jan Gibraltar 18th, with ffu 20 Henderson Bros.
NV gales Jan u, lat Al os Ion 40 81, a Norwegian
bark steering east, showing signals JRHA
Steamer Atlas tBr, Low, Port an Prince Jan 9, Santa
Martha 10Th Savana 18th, Aspnwhl 18th and Navassa
22d with mdse and passengers 20 Pm Forwood Co. Jan
% Is Ion "a 06 the outward passage passed schr
Ocean Queen Of Greenport abandoned beore reporcd.
Bark Nereo Aus) Sueeb, Bordeaux 40 days With mdse
Brig RedowA Wallace, Altata via Pernambuco Is days
with dyewood &C 70 Pro6st Passed Cape Horn Oct 81
Of HattcrAs. With strong Nh and NV winds.
Brig Robert Move (o New GaveD), Dearborn. Sc Pierre
Mart. II days with sugar 70 rrowbridgeS Sons
with sugar &c ID Trowbridge Co. Was days north
Of latteras with strong NE and NV gales.
Schr Willard tof Portland, Woodbury. Matansas 8
days with nolasses 70 Bastan Co; vessel 10 Win
schr j d williams Pearce Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer city OF New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford Tor
steamer Arbatross Davis Fall River for New York.
Schr Katie iloyt, Heaney, Providence for New York
Schr silver Spray Chatheid Thomaston for New York
Schr George Mills Remission, Aarbiehead Tor New
schr s A Faconer Wilson Norshport for New York
schr Frank Atkins. Atkins Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Emily, Morrel, stamford for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
gehF Morning STAR Higgins Virginia for Farhaven.
sehrJ Langrel. Florence. Virginia for FAirhaven
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

GuEDY-RKw BRUNswIcx-BRAvIR HARBoR-RsrAB-
LIsHMKNI A DRKw's POINT
Inform ation has been received that lighthouse has been
side Beaver Habor and the light
will be exhibited therefrom on Jan l5 1875.
The square, wood painted white with Keepers
dwelling attached, and is 36 feet from base 90
The light fixed white, elevated - feet above high water
mark aud visible 10 miles between the bearings NE i
and NV = n through of 76 deg
The Illuminating apparatus is catoptric
II is intended as harbor light
Postion-Lat 45 As n, Ion SO ~ W.
There is good anchorage between the light and the
buoy Z by from it
Bearings Variation, II 40 westerly 1870
BY order OF the Bureau OF Navigation
II WYMAE. Commodore USN. Hydrographer.
HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE, Washington. DC. Jan IA,
1876