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rorrcsnnni,rnt wrttrs tn urue the non,ipa.
t.on of Danfrl N. nash N etnis 9cnatnr frnm
tic Second % Dstrict, % and states hs Qualification
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Boys In f,Iue wan i,cld ID iaat nirht at Tie Grand
Ps9s Hotet f. fnr u liz 4S, n,,rnnss of making ar.
Chetlafn presided, and there we're many priyates
In attendance The chair announced that The
probable exncDsc Of the tr,p would be s., 60 for
RieabY van and Gen. % Hcen,. .s'' >'''" '4''0' y w"
Gen. Reynolds, of the Committee Oh Trans.
portat!on then stated that lie had Just been in
consultation with sornc railroad officials, who
had informed him that the person who had
given The transportation Committee to Under
atand that cars could be chartered, and the cx.
pensc reduced TO $3.50 Tor each man, ras not
authorized TO do SO, and moreover, that al, agree
mcnt had been made BY all the railroads 50
That cars cou'd not bo chartered. Therefore the
transportation Committee could make no
promises Of reduced ratcs. The half.fare
tickets could bc obtained at any time at STD
each. ,,
ten. Chctlatn accordingly corrected la8 state"
rncnt thut tic expense would be 500 pei man,
and announced that the Co'ntn'tsce would sill
work to - see what arra':gstnent could bs e made 4
Enl. Rsea1y, the stticL oilleeT l0r the Flfsl,
eceond, and Third Congressional Districts, then
uskcd those present to 81 suggest the names of
those whom they would ke ~ see q, MS ,,t stal.
WIN withheld TIC appointments, viii ti,c ex,
cept!on Of C0l. uWcn stuart, hnepol-Sta!t, anu
4. L: Rockwell, Ad1utant-aeuera&, Until ths
morninE. ;,
tEas announced iiat me Ha tfaln tnat enou'a saKe
the delegation 70 Indianapolis leaves the depot
at the foot Of Lake strect at u D. IN. Iucsdny
night
sTRAws.
Tie enthue9ast}c straw hunter has commenced
, 1876-09-15
FOR CONGRESS.

ELe1E, ILL.,, Sept. 14.--Thc Democrats Of the
Fourth Congressional District met In Convention
here to-day and nominated Gen. John +. Farns-
worth for Congress OIL the first ballot, receiving
Is votes, all that were cast. lie appeared anl
accepted, but regretted that he had been chosen,
as he was gulng to stump Indiana for Tildon.
uo does not intcill to stump the district, but
will make few speeches. lie waa loudly cheer
cd, aud encouraged his Democratic friends hy
assuring them TINT he was one Of them
nov, and that Tildcn would be cloct-
ed, as indiana WIS certain. The Con-
ycnt!on needed Moses for thu party, and noul-
mated Moses Dean, Of DcKalb, for member Of
the State board Of Equalization.
%h tas Rsv b. b. y ~ B ss ea
tho Uniyersallst Church, Of tl1is city, Tor Con-
grcss. lie very promptly declined the honor,
aud tlc Convention IL looking fur candidate,
with little show Of finding one.
vAxp4Iis, t'1i ill., % sept i4.GThs Congressional
DiBtrict Is In good s1upo here fur thu Republic
over LOCO votes. Now they have no ticket IN
the field, anl the contest Is between the two old
ral tics, BparEs, the Democratic candidate for
Congress-, spoke lust night At Ccntralla, but
he I'D not n,ako much Of ~ impress,i93!,. ,3!
ans, Ashcroft, tho Republican candidate, is
anxious to get ut Sparks In joint dubatc, but
the Opposition do nut acem tncl!ne1 to carry
OIL the campaign in that why. While It will
take haru work fur tho Republican, to carry
this dlstrlGt, they seem quite saugufue Of y
ytrtorv, The cauvass III It's dctaits Is all that
could be desired, and the Republicans are wide
awake. There Is no county In Southern Illinois
which has redeemed Itself 50 tast from Demo-
rlnar AND 3l0uru TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Sept. I4-The Hon. J. D. G. At
, 1876-09-15

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YonK, Sept 14.-Arrtvctl, steaznlhips
Russia, from Liverpool. mud Perc,re, from
Hayre.
LoNnoA, Sept. 14.-Stcamship, Utopia, from
New York, his arrived out.
, 1876-09-15
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. c., Sept. 15-1 e. m-Fo7
the Upper Lakes, tlimlnlslling northwest winds,
vccring to wurmer, southwest, rising, followed
by falling barometer, arl partly cloudy weather.
local OBSERVATIONS.
EuIuAao, Sept, IA,
, 1876-09-15

B1lnnts. tho well-known druggist ut No. 81
C1atk btrcet, has mntc Erent hit II! thr NAronuttc
Bitter Wtne of lFon." We ndvtsc tase whu are
suffering from nervousness, Impoverished blood.
weakness. Or impaired digestion, to try It.
, 1876-09-15

Turnett's cocoRins A1lnys Irritation, ro-
moses dnndraH, and lnvieorales the action OF shs
cnplllafics In thu highest degree.
, 1876-09-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Healing by Laying Ou Of IIar1a.-Dr.
Bf0adbcnt II curing zone very lItfcnIt easts Ut
chrohlc asGasct tllnt considered !nCnrAble by
our best phystetan*. tn whonl hu cah refer. All
who read this should acna OF call fot thr Doctors
new circular on healing power. Il II aent free To
bent Palmer 1Ion.c pas'or. Chicsgo, Ill.
, 1876-09-15
AEIsICA,
ruH uQEBs' nHYQLT.

LONDON, Sept. l3-5 a. m.-Tho Standards
adyices from the Transvaal Republic report that
After the defeat OF the Doers, President Burgess
desired to be shot that he might not survive bis
dsgracc. The President ha8 been asked to se-
quest England to accept tho Transvaal terri
tory,
, 1876-09-15
RAILROADS.


FREIGHTs.
speefdi Ntpatth 10 1as 7ft1rna
1NplAPoI1s, Ind, Sept 14.-The journal to.
morrow morning will contain the following:
From. private source we learn that day befors
ehi seat ot e. 'sas Ssw 'G Yaa1 es1s. esn;;.
Moau, 70 General ManaEsr Mccullough, Of the Pitts
sS,sa. sSs Ko5 s, %yns q. S.sSs GShssso nosa
neds ~ centa per hundred pounds McCu)lourh
ssnt fns .elexm to pts'dsnt scott Who answered
wonla adopt schednie Of rates On ths Miissas ss
bas.. then the Fennsylyan!a Company was Fsa,sy
to advance rates. Until they reached tlas po!nt,
no pr0ppalupn would bc entertained,
ITEMS.
The managers Of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, Chlcago, Rock Island 4 Pacific, and
Chicago & Northwestern Railroads, known u
the lowa-pool lines, held meeting yesterday
Tor the purpose Of equaliztnG the through rates
from omaha to tho East. II Is claimed that
goods could 10 shipped lrom Omaha to the
East VIA st. Louis two cents less than vla Chi.
eago, md It is understood that the difference
VIZ A. adjusted At yesterdays meeting
;, Ihe ihanaeess VI the Southern D!spatch Fast
Freight Line held meeting In this city aud
arranged new schedule Ut fatca. No changes
Of Importance WcIe made. Among those pfcs.
cnt Ut the meeting we're James Collctt, Fresi.
dsnt, ard J. Il ri mkngdallt tGeneral Freight Agunt,
NJ Viz A~FAAs I!HGl 4GltC 14lHlE h&ll@
road; T.. u. Crosby, General Freight Agent Of
the st. Louis &; Southeastern Kallroad; Z. s.
Babcork, Jr.t 1uncral Freight Agent al tho
Eynnsville d. Charlottesville Railroad; ". b.
Williams, General Freight Agent of tic Chicago,
Danville q Vintenncs Railroad; aud Rut,ert
Forsyth, General Agent OF the Southern Dis
patch Line.
Tho Chlcago, Milwaukee {; st. Paul Railroad
is now running Bfecpcrs on night tratns from
Chicago through to 81. Paul Instead Of L.
Crosse, rs heretofore. The chaugc wall uu-
duubtetlly be appreciated By the people having
OCCASION to travel ttllt way,
, 1876-09-15

POLISH ADMINISTRATION.
BERLIN, Sept, 1A-TAs former independence
, 1876-09-15

maae y AT; I!nosn' saI u. s'.ahGn ~ s1aenu.
asa " VI IT,; & w." cnntaI s ~ ,s.a''s ~ oor
1Wa pus no ha ,hnS su sS ,vsbs oG IT,
no HatsGn ahs s,...a nssI .oso .Os WV a si.,. ~
aoEea avaiteI themselves ~ .no I.,seGS, a.at
prsi'ng assueo .,tr ~ s"na g1 ;sn saen
he isot. ,ri,i.1~ s'iJor,i"sI tha, orond
uau oIca ,n,, ~ s'e'1s -. r.@', eH,.ts
Lesupetatss 9 tnt'J "'asa ~ 1s M .., ~ HIn. 3
put iiie result Wa an Almost totai talIalG' al"
oQt latt'o interest seenlsa 70 oe hanueA@eu'
r,, p.,.,, ,,,!S k1nIa un.,s,ti.x W1np. hal t,ro.
Lno EGG:n Ma1a nspnt1hans IT, sorl uau - 1isrs;
au a4,.' R,nc Is1ai,e !. .vH,e 1ast rvtnn
ihllip Aoyhe prssatnE: iGe enIy Y. fsa % naslness
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
CLEARED.

Steamer Georgia, Crowel. Charles,on-J W Quntard l.
Co.
Steamer Panther Mills Wilmington, NC-wm Clyde
Co.
steamer Ellen Terry Wallace, Newbern, NC-Josah
White.
Ship Josephine (Nor). Smith, Havre-C Tobias Co.
Bark Ellsworth, Smith, AMER for orders-Vernon
Brown Co.
Bark Viola CNor), Gill; Liverpool-Funch. Edye A Co.
Bark Windsor (Br). Mcleod Lundon-Boyd6 a Hncken.
Bark Sir Humphrey Davy (BD, Davy, PenEance-Geo
Buey.
Bark Treci Dubrovacki usl TurcinOvich, Queenstown
or Falmouth for orders-Slocovich Co,
Bark Balder lSwe). Wulh Antwerp-Funch, Edye 4 Co.
Bark Republik (Ger Fortm ann. Bremen H Koop Co.
Bark sueE Qtal. Stenga, Alicante-Funch, Edye 4 Co
Brig Fortuna PorD Mesquita Oporto-Hagemeyer
Brunn.
Brig Charlotte Buck, Smith Csrdenas-Shortland Co
Brig Maria Wheeler, Grover, St Jago-Parsons Loud.
Schr A De Hart, Farnham, Aux Cayes-Thackeray
Co
Schr Post Boy, Robinson. Havana-R P Buck 4 Co.
Schr Matilda Brooks Jones' Cardenas-John Zittlosen.
Schr Calvin Harris, Benton, New orleans-N II Brig
ham.
schr City Of Chelsea Goodwin, St Augustne-Bentlcy.
Glderseeye Co
schr Y Hallock, Moule, Jacksonvile-war Ray.
Schr VIM Drury, Henderson, Savannah-Evans Ball
Co.
schr Mary stockham, Reed Charleston-Evans, BAH 4
Co
Schr Rescue, Hudgns, Batimore-Wm Chalmers.
Schr Kate Rommell, Adams ephia-Overton 4
Hawkins
schr Al1ena Plummer, Port johnson. NJ-Brett. Son
Co.
Schr Edward Stanley, Dyer, Bucksport, Me-R Buck
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 10, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToSK TELEGRAPH

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Bolivia Br), Small Glasgow Jan via Moville
9th, with mdse and passengers TO Henderson Bros
Steamer Switzerland (BeD, ackson, Antwerp Jan 5,
Steamer Kiopstosk tGsrl wn1en, Hamburg Jan and
Have sth with mde and 90 to Knnharit Co
Jan 6 lat 4S H. lon 81 81 passed Bristol steamer bound
Steamer Geo Elder Reed New Orleans IL and the
Southwest Pass sh 20 with md;s and 70 Whit
Scotland from Mobile for Boston Jan is lat 80 S. Ion
70 90 spoke bark Sheffield IS days from Galveston OF and
Steamer Albemare Gibbs Lewes. Del With mdse to the
Bark Nuova Chiarina dtsD Marskia Genoa 40 days IN
ballast to Agreda Passed Gibraltar Dec o; Jan to
Bark Norah Iof Boston, Hall Rio Janero 40 days with
coffee 70 Miller Houghton Crossed the Equator Dec 20
Bark oinda f St Johns. NF), Prowse. PernambucO 80
Bark Rocket Atkinson Porto cabelo Dec o. with hides
s when took q So from SNE fasting nn
and driving the vessel back l2o miles the wind aerward
were under storm staysai most Of the time expert
severely in sails 4h took anoSer Ss gale iasSs un
the s.h when for the rs time during the passage were
succession of norhery gales 18th inst Peter Gloster cook
dS GaeS @ h s. Pierre IA
with to Trowbrdgs Sons Was days north Of Hat
Bark chsstians CNorl, uiHksen St Thomas IA days
Brig Elizabeth winow Iof rortlana, White caraenas
s era to saT ye'se soy TO Miller ~ Ara.
hogany TO Jos Morrill,
sehr George Mart Ccf Dorchester NJ1, Msrts carde
days, with sugar 10 slaght Petty.
Schr Ella Storer, Wade, New Orleans 81 days. with
mdse to master.
schr John Hancock (of Bostonl Halett New Orleans
Dec 49, with sugar and molasses O order.
schr Everett Saunders Savannah 10 days, with um
Der to order; vessel 90 Brown Co.
Schr g Wright, Cooper Virginia
Schr J II Halliday King Baltimore.
Schr Allen Smith, Baltimore
RS-Steamer Russia Cr), from Liverpool which arrived
18th. had good weather all the pasage Jan II
Al 81. lon 6l Is passed Anchor line steamer. bound
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. Portland for New York
Steamer City Ftchburg Springer New Bedford for New
York.
Steamer Thetis. Young. Providence for New York
Schr Pioneer, Bassett, Pigeon Cove for New York.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION
WHITEsToSR, IL Jan 10, 1863 Pm.
dense fos prevails and judging from the
Of steamboat whistles and fog horns there large
number Of and schooners anchor in vicinity
of this station.
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
SUICIDE Oh ASSASSINATION?

DEATH on JOHN JOHNSON. THE WELL KNOWN
BOAT BUILDER.
Yesterday morning Mr.. John johnson died at his
place of residence No. 73e Lafayette avenue, near
Throop, Brooklyn, from the effects Of pistol shot
wound in the vicinity OF the heart Mr.. johnson is
the we'll known boat builder OF Water street. this CITY,
who was found lying the sidewalk near his house
about daybreak Monday, January 3
The police from the outset have conended that the
pistol shot wound was inflicted by Johnson on himself
an assertion which the unfortunate gentleman ndlg-
nantly denied up to the hour OF his death.
The ueghbors and friends OF deceased have all
along maintained that the one Of suicide
despite the pos,iveness OF the police authorities
that subject Just before he expired lat i've o'clock
Yesterday morning Mrs Johnson assembled her six
children about their departing father who had received
the CO onsoations OF the Catholic Church. to which he
convert and solcmnly asked him whether he had
shot himself His reply was ''What makes YOU thin
that Anne3 Don't you know that / ddn'ti" These
were his last words.
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
FIRE AT CANARSIE.

destructive fire occurred at Canarsie l. l., yester
day morning. at early hour, which destroyed large
amount OF property and crippled rapid transit" be-
tween East New York and Jamaica Bay. The ere
broke out in a large wooden building used a depot
for the East New York, Canarse and Rockaway Beach
Railroad In this structure which was ffty feet in
length, four tracks, where the cars, dummy and
locomotive engines were housed The fire
stoned by sudden burst of flame from the furnace of
dummy engine which preparing to take the early
morning train down to East New York. The flames
enveloped the woodwork of the engine and deled all
efforts 10 extinguish them The destructive element
communicated rapidly to all the surrounding n1ammable
material, destroying two locomotives, two dummy
eines and eleven The total loss engines cars
and depot is $50 900. The engines the property
OF Mr. Philip H. Reid, whose loss IS SIS, 0O0 He had
an insurance them OF but $5, 500 The dummies and
cars owned by the company from whom Mr. Reid
leased the road. They fully insured, but in what
companies could not be learned
A small frame building, owned by Mr., Reid, which
was known as the Oceanus House also destroyed,
causing loss OF s., 500 The insurance thereon was
but small.
The McFan Hotel was destroyed involving s., 600
loss Partly insured
The Fast New York Gre apparatus did not reach the
of the counagraton till nine O'clock three hours
after the breaking out OF the flames OF their
services unavaing
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SnIP IDA LIIY Blanchard from Enderberry Island
c"sSsa o IL was SPOKEN Nov 81 lat IS Is 8 ion ss Is
dephia-
sHrP EMILIA AUGUSTA CPort) from Pensacola for Liver
pool before reported put into ST Mchaes Dec 30
other damage She would have to await the decision Of the
government at Lisbon before being allowed 10 enter the
SHIP YOSEMITE from Manila for Boston, bad reloaded the
sound portion Of her at Maartius Dec 10 and
about proceeding on her VOYAGE
sHIP JACOB TRoor tBr. from CAIlao for New York
phia ieth inst with four feet Of water in her hold
BARK EMMA G ScAMxELL Qr). Leith Jan Z for Llico
heavy weather during she bad doors
about so tons of cargo (Sheap to save the vessel.
BARK EsrKRPRIsE II Dutch Mulder from New Orleans
Dec - for hSye & pGed or b to have I gone on Colorado
is feared she will be total loss
BRIG RKSSEE Ger, from Aqua, with lOgwOOd, for Fal
mouth, T. put into st Thomas Dec 70 leaky.
scHR JOHN oRsxR hence for Providence sunk Conf
Point has sehr Gloucester anchored
writers c the cargo Of owners have arranged with
S the SsSS Ss s osns
of the cargo deck and when the vessel turned
ase the raising Of this also The apparatus viii be sent 70
the scene disaster to-day when the wreckers will
scnR JoHx soxES Meclntock from Boothbay where she
capssed and sunk weeks since, arrived at Portland
n an ras ,ast Sasa The sioco in thai
captains chest when she went down safely
recovered.
Sem HENRY co1x Chadwick from Salem for Portland.
while entering Portland harbor night Of 14th coded
rth fishing schr Lete Reed, Hodgdon In sheerng the
L 5 struck the schr Martha McUIean, Al anchor,
breaking rail airing mainsaiL The Lete Reed
split mainsa The l. s X displayed lights Il Is re-
pored
scHR HARrsrRSR stranded Hallands adoro had
pletely broken up Jan 3
Mr. VIM NJ Smith, mate, and Mr. VIM Ells-n-tu ssaman,
were saved the brig Julia Dillingham; Of Boston, be-
fore reported wrecked near Monte Rugginose
GRAyEsExp. Jan 7-Bark Annie Hall, Nelson from LnA
don for Agoa Bay, has returned leakag badly having
struck on Tongue and anchor lS athoms
chain She Oh without assistance.
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

is reported that the enients o0rdiai< between the
Hon Thomas Swami and The Hon William Pnkney
whyte, both representing Maryland in the national
Congress at Washington is great deal cooler than the
temperature Of the weather has been for some days
past
II. C Carter, OF Mississippi has written the Pfesi.
dent letter concerning affairs in that State, IN which
the writer claims like ex-senator Rsves, that IL was
the shameless corruption Of Ames and the faction
which he heads tha, forced all decent and thoughtful
men, regardless Of color or race to unite in opposition
80 Ames and corruption
The election Of Governor Kirkwood, oflowa 10 the
United STATES Senate gives the Executive chair 10 Lieu
tenant Governor Joshua g. Ncwbold.
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
LABOR AGAINST CAPITAL.

An adjourned meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEES
fthe Independent Union Labor Party was held last
night in Glass Hail. Thirty fourth street About forty
delegates from various Assembly districts Of the city
were present Mr.. W. A. Carsoy was in the chair,
and Mr. MADDOX acted as Secretary
strong feeling evinced by the delegates against
bill now before the Legislature for the repeal Of the
Eight Hour Labor law. resolution was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted strongly condemning Mr. Andrew J. Camp
bell for introducing IT, Strong expressions were used
Ia reference the proposition OF Mr. Sinclair rousey,
which is said also 10 have Mayor Wickham's counte-
nance employ convict labor by contract upon public
works Assemblyman Hamilton Fish, Jr, was censurcd
for advocating law detan tramps aud people out Of
work Adjournment was TO next Wednesday evening,
when An election OF ofhcers is 10 be had
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANrwKRP, Jan l9-Anived, steamer State Of Nevada,
tBrl, Braes, New York
Sailed 18th, ship Mariana VI POrp Santos Phnndel-
phA.
BRISTOL. Jan 1o-Arrived brig Aeelia Thurlow White,
New York.
BELFAST Jan Is-Arrived. barks Grad SEM tAus, Ru-
bsIlo Philadelphia; lsth eeorgietta. Small, Baltimore.
cAADIFF Jan ls-Returned snip Alex Mcneil. sproul.
for Hong Kong see below.
DEAL Jan le-Arrived brig Orion (Ger). Lubken. VIII
mington, NC. for London.
Also arrived 18th. ship Scotia Drummond New Orleans
for Bremen bark chrstel Ger, Bockeman New York for
do.
DuBrIE, Jan ls-Anived bark otac Milo (Aus) Zibich,
New York x
GLASGOW Jan le-An4ved, bark Andriette Cswe), oed-
man, Wilmington. NC.
GEEoA-sailed bark Pearl. Ryder New York
HAvRE Jan lsArrved, ship Scioto CBr) Mitchell, New
Orleans; brig Mary Fink, Dyer, do.
Arrived 18th, brig sweeny Cole, New York
Sailed 10th. Frisia Ger, Meyer Iom Hamburg)
New York twas detained one day.
Sailed 18th, brig Valentine AUS, Brucostich, United
States
LIVERPOOL Jan ls-Arrived. ships Hertfordshire (Br
Graham, San Francisco Neptune. Spencer do; Baden,
Doane, and Northampton Trask New Orleans; Stone
man (Br Cain, Galveston: barks Mary Russell Neker-
son. Norfolk Gna tNor) Andersen, New York. Adela Carl
ton Packard, Charleston; brgs Waubun Spencer do An
rora Br. Dodd Savannah; 18th. ship William (Br), Jour
neay Mobile; barks Ruth Palmer (Br), Smith, Charleston;
Won der Heydt (Ger), Mchaelis, Wilmington NC.
Cleared 18th. shps Norris Barstow, United states
Martha Bowker, Woodside, do; Alice Cooper, Humph
reys do barks Savanna (Br), oNeil do Hawthorn Br)
Pcyson, do.
Sailed 18th, steamers Lake Megantc (Br) Battersby
Baltimore via Porand 18th, City of Limerick (Br) Jamie
son, Philadelphia direct.
LONDON, Jan ls-Arived, ship Cashmere, Norton, Mad
Cleared 18th, bark Mary Pratt savn. United States.
LoSpoNpERRY Jan lS-Arrlved, bark Energie (Nor).
johnson, Baltimore.
Sailed 18th bark Luigi (Aus), surch United States
MEssA-Saled schr Islam City Howes Boston before
reported sailed to Jan for New York;.
MARsErLLEs, Jan l5-Anived. brig Gipsey Queen, Nor
gan, Mobile
MALAGA. Jan 1o-Arrived, bark Tigre (Aus), Cosuch,
New Orleans; brig Alice Bradshaw 3D. Sanford New York
Cbefore reported without datel
PALKRMo-Sailed. bark Emma QtaD for New Orleans.
To- brig Rachel Coney, from Bangor (befors
reported without date.
PERNAmBuco, Jan le-Arnved previously bark Viola
dr). Tateu, St Johns. NF; sehr Dickinson, ToOker
New York.
QUEENSTOWN Jan l9-Arrived bark Cerere (Aus Berto-
Itch, New York
Passed 10Th, Pm, Ohio. Morrison, from Pha-
dopha for Liverpool, without touching
SYDNEY, NSW, Jan l7-Arived, steamer City OF San
Francisco Lauchin, San Francisco
TRIESTE Jan l5-Arrived ship Pauline David (Ger otto
Philadelphia
LONDON Jan 1o-Bark Alexander McNeir SprouL which
Cardiff 18th inst for Hong Kong retned port
to-day captains leg broken through codng with
tug.
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
THE BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Tie Supply Committee Of The Brooklyn Common
Council met night consider the question OF max
ing rcducton Of the salaries OF the members of the
Fire Department pursuant TO resolution adopted by
the Board Of Aldermen two weeks ago Mr. r. 5 Mas
sey President Of the department. made lengthy ex-
PLANTATION Of the workings OF the force. Alderman
Shepard asserted that the expenditures VI the depart
rent were excessive and intimaied that the commit +
Gee would report resoluton iavoring retrenchment
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
NEW BROOKLYN POLITICAL PARTY.

movement looking TO the formation Of new wing
of the democratic party OF Brooklyn bias been pro-
sress since the defeat Of thai party the autumn
tons. There has been preliminary organization
effected, OF which MT william Marshall is chairman,
and Mr.. William hcIvers secretary. An executive
committee has been appointed and other measures
taken 10 establish the new party the Of reform
in municipal politics. There was a shor, executive
session Of the committee last night
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
FIRE ON FULTON STREET.

At fifteen minutes past seven last night fire broke
out on the first floor OF the five story brick building No
81 Fulton occupied hat cap and straw goods
store by T. J. Vincent. His stock damaged to the
extent OF 81 COO
The basement occupied as q restaurant by John
Williams damaged by water about $500 worth.
The building, which is owned by Shepherd Taylor
of Hobokon damaged TO the value of $400 The
origin OF the fire is unknown The losses fully
cred by insurance
The New York herald., 1876-01-20
SAILED.

Steamers Java lBp, .cr Liverpool; Alps (BD Port
Prince 6c Georgia, Charleston; Panther, Wilmington NC
ships Lake 81 Clair Br Glasgow: Saracen London Ros
lyn Castle lBr do; bark Vegar tNor), Cork brig L
Snow. st Thomas
THE above vessels will probably anchor bay,
count of the dense log
Wind at midnight S.
Barometer Rt SUNSET, 1853