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anars appointment or . receiver Judge Dono-
took the papers, reservng until to-day his decision
GENERAL TERM DEcIsIoNs.

GENERAL TERM DECISIONS.
In the General Term or the Court Of Common Pleas
batch Of decisions handed down yesterday Of cases
argued at tho last OF the Court Among the de-
esions only two involving points Of special public
Interest
The important decision that rendered IN the
suit Of Mark flanagan against the New York Gasiight
Company. The planti-aftcr discontinuns the use OF
gas his liquor James ssress-and the defend
ants lett tho service pipe IN such way that the gas
continued leak This leakage allowed to continue
for fifteen months notwithstanding repeated applca-
tons made by Mr.. flanagan TO the company to have
the difficulty remedicd Finally, two men
day went into the cellar to move
barrel OF ale and having Lighted match with view
10 light candle, IN explosion occurred nJurng the
that they died, aud doing considerable damage
20 property IN the cellar. A referee found that Mr.
flanagan guilty OF culpablc negligence, the place
having been entered for i've days prior 10 the cx
plosion THIS report having been affirmed. appeal
nson, writing the conflicting opinion, sets aside the re-
port and orders trial Chief Justice Daily writes
dissenting opinion. holding that there negligence
tho part OF plaintiff The other judges bold hat
the apathy and nattention OF the defendants make
them clearly responsible
The suit brought By Charles Dcvln against the city
the Hackcy strest cleaning CONTRACT after over
years litigation in tho courts, has been given o
lease OF life by the decision Of the Court ordering
the Gauge placed the general calendar for sria
but wtf(pst prejudice, however. 10 any motion TO be
made by Me- plaintin for order OF rcercnce Judge
which he Is sustained by Judge J. f. Daily, but from
which opinion Chief Justice DAILY dissents. The de-
cisons do touch a all upon the merits OF the case
but refer wholly to the powers OF the referees.
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GENERAL SESSIONS PART II.
Before Judge Giderslccvc
urrEnINa ronaEp BOND

UTrERING FORGED BONDS.
The trial Of Charles p. Williamson, who is charged
with uttcrng forged bond Of the Buffalo, New York
and Ere Railway Company, resumed yesterday.
Captain Petty testified that when tho prisoner
rested be gave the name Of Charles T.. Farnham For
the defence Francis Allison and John Allison testified
that they had seen French giving packages TO William
and that aitcrward W iliiamson gave him money.
Mr. A. Oakley Hall addressed the jury on behalf OF the
prisoner and contcnded that the evidence clearly
showed he had been the dupc OF others. The Assistant
District ATTORNEY replied on behalf Of tho prosecution.
after which the Court adjourned until this morning
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A FEMALE HIGHWAY ROBBER.

Martha johnson, aged thrtg-three well known In
the Eighth ward OF the vlcst characters In the
court No. 80 Thompson street, known "Aricar was
nrralgncd before Justice Smith, AZ the Washington
Place Court yesterday. by Detective Murphy. OF the
Eighth precinct. charged with highway robbery. II
appeared from the evidence that little girl named
johanna Motz aged eleven years. OF No. 4s Thompson
street, was 10 the butcher store by her mother
With twenty i've cent piece TO purchase meat
She wavlald on the sidewalk by the woman John.
son. who chokcd her and made her surrender her
twenty lave cents. She fully committed 10 await
the action OF the Grand jury.
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DECISIONS.


w Judyc DOnOhuc.
Bremen IS. Noycs ~ think the appellant, II stay
Is desired. give bond sufficient TO tho de-
iendant IN n,crcst and costs.
Ellison vs. lAkeman. --Taxaiion affirmed, except
to Shcr.iTs Ices, that must be added.
Lewis vs. Ross. desire 10 counsel for both sides
In thus case
DeIenbach DieFencach. Order granted confirm.
ing rcport tor a limited divorce
The MtIson Sewing Machine Company w. Woodruff -
Settled. subject 10 ali legal objections.
Aunmordt Goldsicin and another Order TO
stand rs catered.
LYMAN Va Bsrnum --Grantcd Memorandum.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PA !.
Before Recorder Hackets

THE KNIFE AGAIN.
Alice Fitzgerald, middlc-aged woman, was indicted
Tor the killing OF Bridget Malone. under the following
circumstances:lt appeared that the 10Th OF March
last Mary Malone cacd her sister Bridget at the
tenement house No. q Spring street. Mary went into
back room to get relief ticket for her sister but on
returning found that Bridget had gone and presently
heard somc one moaning. After hurried search she
discovered her at tho bottom OF fight OF stone steps
bleeding prousciy Sho Immediately helped up
stars when II discovered that she had received
frightfu stab IN tho shoulder, from which she died in
followed the deceased down the stairs and committed
the deed. On the part OF the defence II was claimed
eral scunle had taken place. during which wound
was inflicted. The jury acquitted the prisoner
SENT TO THE INSANE ASYLUM.
Marcus Buckin twenty three years old, who gave his
residence No. A Forsyth street. time ago
charged By Ofnccr Connor, OF the Thirteenth precnc.
with attempting TO commit burglary AZ the promises
OIL J. Kennedy, No. 57s Grand street. tho 7th Of
June last II appeared that when the prisoner was
taken before the magistrate no suffering from a
severe beating his head being cut 10 several places,
and on motion OF Mr.. William !. knzing the case was
referred to Dr. Brekes who reported that the prisoner
was insane. Tho Recorder sent him TO the Lunatic
Asylum on Blackweis Island
FATE OF A DOG FIGHTER.
Sheffield George indicted with others, on tho
charge Of attending dog fight at Karl's Park, Mott
Haven, the 3lst OF January last The others. not
named. captured ut the timo and punished
George. who recently arrested pleaded guilty aud
was sentenced 10 six months imprisonment
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
John Larklin, hoy nineteen years old, OF No go
East Fifteenth street, pleaded guilty the charge of
breaking into the premises Of W. A. Prescott No. Is
Bcckman place, on the 23d Of May and stealing a
quantity OF jcwelry, amounting in value TO $lSA He
was sentenced 10 eighteen months imprisonment.
John Maopvy, fourteen years DID. was charged with
stealing 81 from the person OF Thos Sharrat the
staten Island ferry. He had already boon tried before
Judge Gderseevc but the jury could not agree Yes.
tcrday he was found guilty and sent 10 the Catholic
Protectorv.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Albert Campbell, aged nineteen, ncwsboy, OF No.
sos Water street, was arrested by Officer Mcchling Of
the Thirteenth precinct held for trial at the Essex
Market Court by Justice Morgan for breaking into the
storchousc Of w. G. whhtemors Columbia street, and
stealing coil Of manila rope.
John Walton, Daniel isabcau John Mcclure and
Thomas cumba all little boys, eleven and twelve years
old we're araened before Justice Morgan at tho Essex
Market Court yesterday for ento the OF
Frederick w. Lurz No l3e Fourth avenue. and steal
ing sevcny-hvc co!0rcd lanterns anu SIX boxes oil
Chinese lamps. Tho boys, who pleaded Guilty and
held for trial said that they wanted fireworks for
the Fourth OF July.
Andrew Kennedy, Of West Forty first street. md
William Young, Of no j4S West Forty eighth street,
were held trial at the Washington Place Pole
Court yesterday for breaking into tho house No. go
West Thirty street, owned by Matilda Philips,
and stealing gas fixtures worth $50
Another complaint made In the Washington
Place Court yesterday against the notorious swnder
Rico Quinn. II appears that 10 April 1874. Quinn
called on j. NJ Christie, wholesale confectionery No
$50 Pearl street. and said he going open a
candy store and wished $500 worth OF goods credit
He referred 10 Mr. ST. John. then business No.
when the time Tor settlement came fouhd that Quinn
and his reference alike worthless.
Oliccr Harrison Trip, OF the Twcnty-nnth precinct,
yesterday arrested Augusta RosSncr aged seventeen,
complaint OF her father. Samuel Rossuer retired
merchant OF No 343 West Thrtydrst street, charging
her with having away from home. On being asked
what she had say ahc told Judge smith, AT the Wash
her. and that she fed from home the only OF
escaping his indecent opportunities Judge Smith
mandcd girl aud her father until to-day when full
investigation will be made IN the case.
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COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHANRKRs--Hcid By Judge Uono.
hucNos 49, 20, o. 90, 90. los. 1l2 III 142 ITS 1872
ls4 1900 225. 22s. 234 23s. 242 2s3, 245.
SUPREME CouRT--CrRcufT-Part Held by judge
Barrett 252 1l4s. l07 1869, &c., 1929. 2072 1877
1885, 1901 1851 1909, 675k, 1925 1917 1877, $685. $685.
500 3207 1892 172l 1ss5Is. ls47. 63t. Part 2-Hcld
by Judge Van vorst--Nos 1886 1924. 1885, 2404 1918.
2sos 6Ss ioll 1885, 1885,, 1870 1894 3ol2 1oss,s TO
2g4s 1892, 1862 Par, Held by Judge i.arremore =
2o2s 26ll 3lla 1929. 31o1, l5l3k 27s5. as43 slll,
2Ss3 i64ots. 1349. 1859 2o6l 2799. 294i 2947 1919
1897 22o5 1907 $685. $685. $751; s2s, 255i. 1888 2sl
3I6S
SUPERIOR CorRT--SrEcIAL THRM-Hcld by Judge
Scdgwick. Case on No. ~. No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-EQurry TErN-Hclo ny Judge Van
Hocscn Case on No. ~ No dav calendar.
COMMON PLxAs-rRiAL TERx--Part 3-icld by Judge
J. i. psly.-Sos 2l2i 144+. 1911.
MARINE uorKr-rRiAL Txgx-Part Held by Chief
Justice Shea Set down causes. No day calendar.
Al other COURT have adjourned for the term.
Cougr GEx.EsL SEssoss-Part Held by
Recorder Hackett The People ys Patrick Spoil
man and Martin Reynolds, homicide; Same Moses
LAUDER burglary; Same LYMAN Goldstcin, grand
larceny; same Alice Tton and Susan Johnson
grand larceny: Same vs.. John Alexander, grand lar.
ccny same vs. Fran Mig and Edward Kccfc,
grand larceny Same Va John Flynn ana George
Smlthson. petit larceny. Part before Judge Glider
sIccyc.--Thc People Charles j. williamson forgery
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fhlef Judge c. P. DAILY and Judge " y Hoescn, Judge
J. I. Daily dissenting
wehc vs. Havinnd -suognses. sRsAfd, with costs
Opinion by judge J. Y. DAILY.
COMMON PIEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
Garrison Va The Mayor &c-Judgment for plaintiff
Grumbacher Goftwod- -sranted
BY Judge Robinson.
Buhi vs.. Buhl-Compaint dismissed with costs
COMMON PLEAs--EQUITY TERM
The demurrer calendar viii be called on Wednesday,
June 28 1870 NJ eleven O'Clock A. NJ, and disposed Of
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MARINE COURT JURISDICTION.

In Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday, before
Judge Donohue, Mr.. Henry G. Dcnnison moved for a
OF prohibition In a suit in which William H. Cakes
Is plaintiff and Charles O. Clayton defendant Tho suit
was brought in the Marine Court and judgment OBJ
tanned therein against Mr. Clayton on January 90
1874. Subsequently an order for the examination Of
defendant his property granted by Judge OF
the Marine Court and this order aside by Judge
Coop on the ground that warrant Of law existed
tor the order From this decision OF Judge Gocpp
appeal taken the General Term and there Judge
Goepp's order reversed. This having exhausted
the Jurisdiction Of the Marine Court the present
ceedings wcrc Instituted IN the Supreme Court MI
nennison In his argument favor OF the motion con-
tended that the Marine Court not court OF record
aud therefore without Jurisdiction in supplementary
proceedings; that Notwithstanding the act OF 1918
creating the Court said II should be court
attributes OF q court OF record and II subsequently
decided by the Court OF Appeals TO be SUCH that
though two additional acts OF the Legislature subsc
quent such decision Of the Court Of Appeals, con-
crrcd the Court again the dignity OF court OF rec
ord the language Of those statutes was the same,
and Of no more than the Of 1873 which had
been already decidcd not constituting court OF
record But admitting 1t 10 be court or record,
he st commended that the right 10 entertain supple
mcntary proceedings was limited to cases In which
Judgment was obtained subsequent 70 the passage Of
the act couferrng such jurisdiction, and their Judgment
having been obtained previously the act could not
ply to It,
The Judge took tho motion under consideration,
granting time the judges OF tho Marine Court 10 put
in points opposition, which Mr. Dcnnisor Will DO
ut liberty 10 put in counter points.
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MAILING OBSCENE LITERATURE.


In the case OF the United states VS.. r. B. Foote
several witnesses were examined yesterday before
Judge Benedict and jury in the United States Circuit
Court room. An indictment was found by the Grand
Jury against the defendant on charge OF circulating
an alleged obscene pamphlet entitled "Medica Com
mon Scnsc; or PLAIN Home Talk, through tho United
States mails The notice OF the authorities was
brought the character OF the work question by
Mr. Anthony J. Comstock. the agent OF the Society Tor
the Suppression OF Vice. From the evidence adduccd
II appears that the contraband articles stored at
South Norwalk Conn, from whence they would be
expressed large quantities to all parts OF tho United
States. II was attempted to be shown that the de-
fcndant had cautioned some of the parties employed
under him be careful TO how they disposed OF the
articles question: and that tho notice calling tho at
tcnton OF the public TO them had been sent ont with
out his directions Judge Benedict informed counsel
that he would charge tho jury TO the effect that
long defendant knew that tho notices sent
out, though he might not have directed that they
should DO sent OUT he was responsible Tor tho act
Evidence will be given to show that the accused has
sold special articles described In hts Common
Sense" TO the extent OF from between $40, COO to
$4,000 year The case Is still on
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CLEARED.

Steamer Herder GER. Brandt Hamburg via Plymouth
Kunhardt Go.
steamer Crescent City Curtis, Havana-wm Clyde a
Co.
steamer City of Dallas Hines Fernandina via Port Royal
SC-C II Mallory Co.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer w Garrett Hicks Baltimore via South Amboy-
W DalzelL
Steamer Fanta. Howe. Philadeluha-Jas Hand
Steamer Eleanorh- johnson. Po-tland-J Ames
Steamer Nereus Berry Boston-H Dimock.
Ship Rovena, Hagen Cronstadt-Thos DunhAm's Nephew
A Co
Bark Oneco Henry, AMER for orders-Snow Burgess.
Bark Nereo (Aus Ossoinack, Cork for orders-Funch
Edye Co.
BARK Pacific Nor). Harris Rotterdam-Funch. Edyo q
Co.
Sons.
Bark II D stover Pierce, Havana-J Ward Co
Schr ID Everett, Saunders, st Johns PR-H Brown
Co.
Schr Ella Pressey, Pressey. Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Jennie Wiley, Trefethem, Chsrleston-Evans,
Ball 4 Co.
schr Mary Louisa. Gaskill, Washington, Nc-zOpher
Mills
schr May Morn. Phinney, Wilmington. nee Hurbut
4 Co
schr W Roberts Conley. Boston-P Ccnley.
Schr G Acken Toms. Stamtord-Stamford ManufActur-
ing Co
Cleared 23d-Schr Lewis Ehrman, Tooks Georgetown,
Dem-Leaycraft Co mot rs before).
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BARcrLoSA no date-Arrved bark Virgin de los Eeves
p) Asna New Orleans; brig Juleo pl, Bosch Charles
ton
Arrived Feb 49, barks Gerou csp) EusenA Charleston
Maria Isabel tsp), Tarene do; brig Maria fsp) sisa do
cArAA, Feb 2lsAiled previously, bark Malta dta),
Baltimore.
DEAL. Feb 24-saIled ship Ne Plus Ultra Borden. New
York; bark Minnie Campbell cor), Isaakssen. do Doth
from London),
GLASGOW. Psb 24-Arrived bark Ceres Ner. DOTner,
Wilmington, NC.
GALWAY, Feb 2s-sAIlsd, bark Ariadns CBD, Young,
United States.
GENOA Feb 2i-Arived. ship voladOvA sp) casabeila,
New Orleans; barks Saga No. Bier, do EbeneEer Nor
Neilsen. do.
HAvRE, Feb 2a-Arrivsd, brig Dieks. Hunter, New
York.
HAuBUno. Feb 22-sansd, bark Columbia Ger), Hansen
United stateG
LIVERPOOL, Peb 24-Arived, schr R Hayward. Doane.
Galveston.
Also arrived 24th steamer Dominion CBr) Roberts Bos
ton ships Don QuixOte King San Francsco Two Brothers,
Nye do.
Sailed oath II AM steamer illinois, shackord PhilAdel-
phia direct.
LONDON, Feb 24-Arrived. Endymion, from -
Also arrived 24th ship Jorawur BD, Brand, New York
brig Zavia (Nor), Omundsen. Wilmington. NC.
Cleared 23d brig Wexford (Br) Foster. United States
Sailed from 24th bark Boriteu Aas), Tripco-
vich Philadelphia
LEenoRS Feb Ie-Arrived barks Giuseppe ROccs dtaD'
PAlo, New York; Tigre qtaD, Ferrar do.
LIcArA Feb 2l-Sailed, bark Zeniro QtaJ, Baltimore.
MARYPoRT, Feb 23AArrived bark Fisher (Br) Temple,
Darien.
MADEIRA, Feb I4-Arrived, bark American Eagle. Nc
Mahon New York
MEssiNA-Saied brig Eugenia, Veazie, New York.
MARsEILLEs to Feb 23Saled Quistadore, for New York
MELBoUKNE. Fep 24-Arived previously, bark Europa,
Mayo. New York.
PLYMOUTH Feb 23-Arrved, brig Irene 3D. Bull River
sc.
Arrived in English Channel oath, ship Plymouth Rock,
Griffin New York for London.
PoRT NArA-Arrived bark Ernst Dreyer CGer. Brecke-
woldt New York
PARA Feb 17-Arrived Nellie Martin (Br), Jack
son. New York sailed 18th for Pernabuco Bahia and
Rio Janeiro).
QUEENsrowN Feb 24-Arrived. ship Condoren sw) Maig-
Itch, San Francisco bark Serug Aus), Menegheto. Pha
depha
Also arrived oath, ship Valparaiso Go San Francisco
barks Unico qaD, schiafno Baltimore; Cibele QtaD.
Cattarinich. do; Fredsael CNor3 Norberg. do
ROCHESTER,, Z, Feb 237-Arrived bark Ferdinand Br).
Penwl, Philadelphia
SINGAPORE 70 Feb 24-Arrived. bark saml Carlton,
Freeman, Cardiff.
LONDON Feb 24The bark Auxiliar B) from Pascagoula
for st NaEaire eore reported abandoned, Feb
IL about 80 miles west Of Corvo, derect. She dis
masted and waterogged.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
THE BowDoIN ALUMNI DINNER.

The Bowdoin College Alumni Association had very
enjoyable dinner at Delmonico's last night AT tho
business meeting which preceded the dinner the fol-
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year.
President n Cothren; Vice Presidents, Nehemiah
Cleveland Hosea B. Perkins, w. H. Allen, Il. B.
Smith, C. +. Brady and W. A. Abbott; Recording
Secretary, +. G. Dow; Corresponding Secretary
Thomas Bradford; Treasurer, s. s. Gross; Executive
Committee, D. A Hawkins, G. P. Hawes, E. C. Soule,
r b. Foster and ]. s. McKeen.
Among the distinguished guests at the dinner tablo
were Cyrus Hamln, Dexter A. Hawkins Charlton II.
Lewis President Allen, Of the Grard College OF Phila
dephia; Dr. Hawes, John Cotton Smith and Dr. George
+. Jackson. After the cloth was removed the Presi-
dent Mr.. Cothren, in few happy remarks, called
the College buildings the expression Of Bowdoin
assembly the he addressed for idea Of the
Individuality which characterized the college.
Professor II. l.. Chapman then spoke briefly
and wittily, in the of which he
brought forth some legends of the old Knickerbocker
feasts in order to typy the good cheer prevalent at
Bowdoin alumni Mr.. William II. Allen, Of Girard
College, the next speaker who expressed his graft
icaton at meeting his fellow graduates. After review
ing the college life the speaker said that the course Of
education for leaving students without classical
studies like sending soldiers into battle only half
armed.
Mr. Dexter A. Hawkins delivered a telling address
In which he said tho classical Cornea called her sons
Jewels and deduced thereirom the fact the sons Of
speeches the enjoyable meeting was brought to
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BuEsos AyREs Jan n1Passed bark Torrent Small. from
In port 10th brig Hail Columbia Brercton sail next
day for 81 Thomas M 60.
p An PSec fsI sehr HaaeE & shop Barbados
bdgs Malaga (Br, Kerr. st ThOmas l5th GuisbOroush
Sailed 18th scSrs Eliza cOn mot brig Pacific tee-
Harris. New York: Benz Courtney. Baker Boston.
sl Se RS @ siais g Ps@s m
s. John; 18th, Emma, Brickmsn, Havana; schrs IDA
a%d C
eGs dS s' ds
so:S and Ocean IS psA Rhs o d. 0ss bssu.y . %
Arrived 2sd brig Ellen H Sullivan St John; schr Robert
sailed iith, schr Bright Star Br Moore do 18TH brig
Gazele Peterson, do; l7th schr Chas Lawrence Lake
teras; schrs Ida Edridge Edridgs do; Armda Hail.
GRETrowS Me 24-In port schr Cook Borden Lunt.
HAvAsA, VAN Feb Arrived. brig n Clement. Br,.
windwsrd Staples New Orleans. -
New York; i7tS Carrie Hart Davis csi5arisa and New
York Lncy Graham Smith Maisnnas and & north Of Hst.
2oth bgigs L9reto p MSTasss Sh9Tleston; @ Anas. sR
sstX Se~ s% '0
Cleared ieth brig 4 DeveEegx, Higgins, csrdencs
I s s;: sS?S 'R S;S
New York chr f Ella Watts Watts for co. Helen Robert
Also in port Sris Eliza Stevens Garter for Matan1as
and north Of Hattcras Fidca Br Young .for New York
schrs Abraham Richardson Pray for north Of Hateras
of Hatteras; Kate Atken, Brewer, for Della
H1tIrAI, Feb as~sailcd brig Halifax Br. Powers west
KINGSTON JA Feb 22-Arrtved steamer Delta worden
New York, to sail oath for Aspinwall.
baltimore sail n i9n sSf sohr Mabel ho@ss Ho%an for do
| MArASzAs, Feb 11-Arriyed barks Webstea, Prince,
l4th schrs Teal r simpson. st john 18th, Abbie Dunn,
saiied~Fcb is, bark Lizzie Merry Keerer north
teras brig Peri Stevenson, do I'D brig Amanda (Br),
In port Feb 1s Sarks Jas E Brett Gbson Lillian Boyn-
ton: Anna Walsh. Lawrence; orchilla Hartman. and
Florence Gonnovar simmons for north of Haeras brig
Matte Russell. York. and Emily sheldon Hayes for
do: w Lewis upper: Irvine. Berry Fred Walton,
| Rich and Attic Jordan. Leavitt. for do. .
PENANG. Jan 26-In port, ship Herald OF the Morning,
PoScE Feb ie-saiIed brir Georgia. Fields Baltimore.
Brown from New YORK arrived 9Th TO sail 18th for Cuba
Inginac Wiley for st Marc to sail 18th to load Tor fhia
ST THoxAs Fob e3-saied, barks candeur Baltimore
Oath, Atlantic. for do.
load for Rio Janeiro. TO sail same day.
ST MARC Feb SIN port sehr BENZ Young Mcdonald for
ST AGO Feb s--Arrived brig Beaver (Br) Wallace Cow
Bay; 9Th bark Kate Agnes (f3r) Ferguson Cardiff brig
Stella Lodge CBr. Kirby. do; Iith bark Minnie Hunter
ssilcd 4th brig Anna Knight Davis MatanEas; Ilth
schr Anna Steelman, Iii gbee Guantanamo
sAGUA, Feb l4-Arrived, brig Rebecca Paige HILL Hav-
Arrived 2ls bark Sophia Luhrs Hopkins corunna mot
bark ] Rottman as before reported.
Sailed 22d schr Cathie Berry Seavy, Delaware Break
water.
rina, Bangs and aud Henderson, Price, for do.
ST JoHN. NB Feb 23-Cleared mot arrived, brig Stock
ZaNTnaR Jan ie-Arrived bark Essex Peterson Muscat
land sailed Feb for BOSTON,.