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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER AMERIaUR (Fr), ashore at Monmouth beach,
Waned unchanged yesterday.
BARK EksA Ger, which put into Charleston In Dccem-
and thoroughly ovorhaued, but, having been hbeilcd
shortly her arrival sold Feb 20 by order OF the
District Court OF Admiralty together with lcr chains.
ehors boats cables spars Sails rigging tackle and appa
rel, for $l4so cash.
BARK ASpREAs Rus (Nor,. salvescn from New Dec
before reported overdue, arrived safely her
destination Feb 81
BARK EnLANA lBr) Osen at st John. NIB. Feb 49, from
Liverpool via Tybee reported to have sprung her
mast.
ing Boston Ia Elsie. ashore
York Ledge about O'Clock Wedncsda morning, near
Tho bark remained about 10 minutes. The tug also
struck and hed and sunk. The bark arrived Port
from her bottom aud went into the dry dock
The Elsie 10 superior tug owned by the Boston
Tow Boat Co. and Is valued NJ about $4,000
BRIc MArPosA Milton. Baltimore Feb 90. from Pa.
IL 80 she into by the schooner Downer from
Weymouth to Savannah She lost bowsp hesdgesr fore.
ward sails ana received other damage The L Downer
was dismasted tsce beow.)
scnR MARY DownkR-C Captain V atom, Of brig Mary
Penne arrived yesterday from Csbarien. and reports
FEB 49, lat 30 ~. Ion "a H. foil in with schr Mary
Downcr OF Thomason In distress and took of Captain
aud and brought them TO this port. Captain
mouth. Mass, Feb IL Tor Savannah. with cargo VI
guano; nothing worthy Of note occurred until the 10TH
about An lat 81 80 Ion IA H. which time we were
standing the southwark by the wind surboad tacks on
board made brig on our lee bow, which up
us uown. breaking spars and top tmbers
her leak badly and making complete OF the
fragments Of caught the mate and dragged him
board but no got bold other and succeeded getting
the trough of the sea, making clean breach her
commenced TO clear away our boat which had been
brig which proved to be the Mapoa. of Boston,
Capt Milton her bowsprt being broken and other slight
Mary 4 senncIl Of Boston, Cap, Eaton coming along
took board and treated with al the hospitality In
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bis power tor which he and all board deserve our
heartfelt thanks The Mary Downer was
schooner " about $50 capacity buiit NJ
Me. Ia 1878, from which port she hailed
scHR ROYAL ARCH. Mt Boston 22d from Asxandria. re-
ports lost second Robert Cunningham Of brunswck
on the morning Of i7th by falling from the spsnke Doom
lowered boat but t being rough at the time ola NOT
cesd In saving him. although endeavor was nu W
10 So ana the boats nearly lost In the ase"P'
scMR Ezra MAY. from Philadelphis for Wilmington Nc
WITH coal before reported ashore New Inlet bar wss
stripped req -. No insurance ON vessel
scHR CLARA GOODMAN. from New York for xsnzano,
put into Norfolk I'D inst with loss Ut foremast heAu anu
part of deck load
ScHR THos PILLsBURY. from New Orleans. arrived al
Boston Yesterday t2d leaking badly having been ashore
charging . lot OF pig iron aud 100 bales cotton.
ran into the schooner George 1arbl below Iniculn
Island this AFTERNOON her Ia The Ohos boats
picked up the schooners
NhwroRr. Feb 22-Schr Mist, OF Trenton, lyngonp at
Brown Towards wharf, has been broken into and the
hAwser by which the schooner fastened 10 the wharf
was cut and most Of IL carried What else missing
cannot be known until the captain returns.
PORTSMOUTH. MI. Feb 22-Schr Creed belonging to the
Shoals went ashore this morning In high water where she
lies.
ST. JOHNS. Nj. Feb 23-The ID Chapman has arrived
here with 1ugnr holes In her bottom.
The FLASH which blown Cd in December has just
been accounted for: all hsnas saie.
SHREVEPORT, La, Feb 23-The Belle Row
land. GU the down trip from Monroe CITY,
sunk vt Swan Lake ten miles above Fulton.
Arkansa, The consisted of Oo bales OF cotton
prime paly from New Orleans The boat Is total loss, but
no ives W. F0 lost
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THE MOLLY mcguire MURDER
TRIAL.
APPROACHING CoNCLUsION-A FRRvID SPEECH
FOR THE Defence AND AN ABLE REPLY FOL
THE PROSECUTION.

APPROACHING CONCLUSION-A FRRv1D SPEECH
FOR THE DEFENCE AND AN ABLE REPLY FOB
THE PROSECUTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, Feb %, 1877.
The court room was crowded at an early hour this
morning In anticipation OF hearing the closing
Efforts Of the leading counsel In the great
Molly Mcguire murder trial, which has nearly
run its course. The prisoners, Hester, McHugh
and Tuy In whose ears the murder of Alexander Rea
has been ringing for the past three weeks looked more
animated than usual, but It was the animation OF
anxiety intensified and they up as II taking
new hope, when ut nine O'Clock the Hon. ). W. Ryan
began his nal argument for their defence was for
yid speech and held testimony OF the prosecution
scorn. The character OF the infamous Kelly "the
Bum" who is the primo witness for the Common
rhetoric, and the jury appealed to IN passionate
terms to scout the story of such a
william being utterly unworthy OF credencc Gould
II be- he said that any trust would be placed Ia the
story Of one like Kelly, who, according TO his own
admission, was a cowardy assailant OF men and wo-
men, a robbcr, murderer-one who, according to his
own evidence helped to murder Alexander Rca on
that fearful morning in 1868? He was entirely un-
worthy Of belief aud the speaker hoped for acquit-
tai of his client at the hands OF the jury Mr. Kyan
spoke until halt past twelve O'Clock.
CLOSING ARGUMENT FOR THE PROSECUTION.
At the afternoon session the court room was
crowded suocaton, and people were glad 10 obtain
even standing room. Tho closing argument on the
part OF the Commonwealth was made by Hon. +. w.
Hughes Of Pottsviile, whose fine presence sonorous
voice and white hairs heightened the dramatic elect OF
his powerful speech. He reviewed tho crime and tho
motive, painting both in tragic cOl0rs, and hurled
perfect OF invectve the Molly Maguro
organization, whose bloody name had been coupled with
the damning deed. He claimed. with apparent force
verdict against the prisoners the bar the ground
shat the chain oil testimony had traced the crime to
Hester Tu.y and AcHugh-the first as the plottcr OF
the murder, the second actors In the fearful Decd
While Mr.. Hughes was speaking the audience re-
NAMED as silent death, AMI profound sensation
was produced by lady iaintng In the crowded room
able argument which lasted unit! late hour tonight
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WRECK OF THE GEORGE WASH.
INGTON.

ST. JOINS, N. r.. Feb. %, 1877.
In connection with the recent loss at French Mis-
taken Point, near Cape Race. Newfoundland, Of tho
steamship George Washington, OF Cromwell's line,
plying between this point and New York, the follow
inc extract from the Journal Of tho keeper of the
Cape Race lighthouse viii prove highly Interesting
sysnuary TO- morning Wind northwest TO west
moderate breeze Afternoon wind increased TO sim
breeze yecrtug 10 the southwark. Heavy rain and
haze from nine O'Clock the evening Tho whistle
operated Tor lev minutes at 1880 r. NJ, ana again
from y:30 y. N. to midnight. Between these hours
the wind increased TO q heavy gale.
..Janusry II, morning-Thc wind southwest 10
vest with fos mi mist The whistle IN operation.
A. $50 A. ~ the WIND was west. southwest, and the
weather clear gale prevailed thro ushout the day
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CLEARED.

Steamer City of Dallas, Hines. Fernandina via Port
ROYAL SC II Mallory Co.
Bark Vim W Thomas Bovd Calcutta-Brctt, Son Co.
Bark lhsenis Ans). Bacheh Bristol. E-SIocovich
Co
Bark Hcbe Ger. Freytag, Dantxlc- Funch Edye Co
Bark Nathaniel (Norj jacobsen Msrseilcs-Funch Edge
4 Co. .
schr Opera (Br) Fowler, st John, NIB, and Weymouth
NS-P Nevius Son.
schr Frank Atkins, Atkins, Mobile-E Hurlbut l. Go.
Schr Mary Russell, Steeinnn st Augustine, Fla ar
Ray. -
Co .
Schr Clark. Carr, Chester, Pa-van Brunt Bro.
Schr J Hines. Chatheld, Philadslp ha-Csrtwright
Doyle.
Schr J W Knight. Lawrence Philadephia-C l.
Doyle.
Sch Carrie W. Fearebery, Portland, Mo-Crowell Pet.
tingali.
Schr Eben Parsons. Dage. Danvers Mass-RJ Goodwin l.
Son.
schr Harold (Br was cleared Feb 81 by W Whitney
(not as betore)
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CANADIAN ICE CARNIVAL.

GRAND FANNY OhEsS bAAAlN0 DALAI
CENT DISPLAY OF DOMINION GRACE AND
BEAuTY-yLAsHING KALEIDOSCOPE EFFECTs
AND MELTING MUSIC.
[DY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
OTTAWA. Ont Feb. %, 1877.
grand fancy dress carnival on the Ice ID now In
progress hero being given under the patronage Of tho
Governor General and Countess Duferin. Two bands
of musicians are In attendance. and tho skaters en-
bracing several hundred Of tho best gen.
tenen and ladies oil the Dominion capital,
are surrounded by other hundreds of spectators,
these latter being In fancy attire. No language
can describe the Now York mind the beauty
and wonder OF the brilliant spectacle II Is not alone
gathering OF Indians, Arabs, Chinese nuns, ghosts,
TO hand organs, queens, Morning, Night peasants,
processes and hundred oher fantastic conceptiOns
but all those changing like the flashing coors OF the
Kaleidoscope with ghtningkc rapidity by tho grace
full movements Of the most artistic skaters In the
world.
POETRY OF NOTION
No American ballroom ever witnessed more graceful
ten years and upward going through the dance; now
whrng their skates In The mazes OF the waltz and
azurka again stepping tiptoe to the measures OF the
polka II was the poetry OF motion on ice.
SOCIETY
Among those present all tho champion skaters
OF tho city, many OF them professional gentlemen,
LAWYERS doctors, merchants. There was not
genuine sensation In Central Park The ball continues
til midnight. Tho music is superb. Many members
of the Dominion Parliament are to DO seen on the
benches and In tho galleries
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
FEBRuAK, Is, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. q, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPoRTRD ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HHRALD
wnIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Batavia (Br), Mouland Liverpool Feb 10 via
Queenstown th with mdse and passengers to CG Franck
lyu 80 49, -
Movle lith. with udse and passengers 70 Henderson
Bros. Had strong westerly gales to the Banks, thence
variable strong winds; Feb u. 10 AM lat 40 30 Ion III,
exchanged signals with bark Thomas Cox Of Maitland
NS. bound The California detained OF sandy
Hook three hours waiting for the tide. .
steamer suevia tticrJ Ffanzen, Hamburg Feb and
a,ie lth. with ndsc aud passengers TO kunhard Co
a strung westerly winds aud heavy seas Feo ~ lat 40
~, Ion 81 ~ passed National steamer bound east.
steamer Mas uJutc) Ghevaier Rotterdam Feb Z, with
m,sc aud passengers Funch Edge Go. Had strong
head wind. 10 the Banks: thence nne weather; Feb 10
b,arcd by aheavy which boats aud sxyigh
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1877.
THE NOMINATION OF THE HERALD OF SENATOR
SHERMAN FOR THE TREAsURY-How IT Is
RECEIVED IN wAsHINGroN-THE CABINET
MAKERS ANxIoUsLY LOOKING FOR GOVERNOR
HAYES
The HERALp's presentation OF Senator Sherman's
name for the Secrctayshp Of the Treasury occasoned
surprise IN some quarters where Mr.. Sherman ID
not regarded as the most determined the soundcst
OF sound currency men; but 1t is generally believed
hero that his extremely bitter course on
the Louisiana question ana hrs vehement
opposition to the Electoral bill make MS
election for Cabinet place improbable II is objected
that IL would not good tact in Mr. Hayes TO call TO
his Cabinet, on platform OF general Cancellation and
harmony, any one who has made himscI especially
hateful TO tho Southern men.
The Treasury, however, will hardly 80 begging
Ex-Governor Morgan's claims begin to be
urged here MI S. b. Chi.tendon's name Ia
mentioned Mr.. Schurz Is supposed to have
his eye on the Treasury. Mr.. Bristsws friends think
he ought back to his old office, and Secretary
Morrill, II no were well enough, would like TO stay
there
A vigorous attempt Is making to destroy any inAu-
ence Senator Congiing might be supposed to have In
the next administration. The antConkling wing OF
the party in New York Is here In considerable
force and is evidently periect.ng its alliances
determined anybody to beat Conkling. Mr.. Conk-
lngs friends say that he docs not desire Cabinet po-
ston but wishes out his term In the Senate.
There Ia a momentary cessation N Cabinet rumors,
but business OF pushing claims Is going on quietly
and the friends Of prominent candidates are
active In mastering their forces, SO as TO
begin the attack on Governor Hayes as soon
he arrives. There is suspicion, however, that TO
may have already decided Tor himself and that he
may on this as Other occasions, ask tho advice OF
his political friends and allies after he has made up
his mind, which is perhaps the safest time for
man to ask advice who has mind Of his own
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AUX CAVES. Feb 2-In port. schrs Isaac Oliver, nno
for New York; L A Do Hart, Fnrnham, DO.
HAVANA Fob ~ Arrived, steamer City Of Mexico. Phil
lip, Vera Cruz for New York.
LAnSm Fob li-Arrvcd, bark Andreas Rus (NorJ ssve.
sen, New York.
LisBoS. Feb l6-Saiied. bark Egremont (Br). Rogers
Qrom Whitehaven). 0Uboy mot sailed 2lst).
LONG Car Fortune island. Fen 6-Passed, brig VIM
Phipps Hay, Brantberg. Jacmcl tor Now Yorx.
PoiNrApirRE. Feb 42-Arrived. schr Harry White. Hop
kins New York.
PrRSAanuco Jan i3--In port brig Mary Rich, Dickie
from Rio Janciro. arrived 7th, for Hampton Roads.
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SAILED.
DUB MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

NEWPORT, RI, Feb %. 1871
despatch received here tonight from Capt Carson of
revenue cutter Samuel Dexter that the brig Chas
Dennis OF Richmond Me- from Boston for Havana before
reported ashore of Cape Poguc. having
during the gale of the l7th hauled of
this morning tho Samuel Dexter after 30 hours work
Two hours wind In fresh from Me- with thick
fog lowed by tho cutter tho entrance Of Ed
gartown harbor aud will put Keel aged
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFvICRR,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24--l A. ii.

q IL J
Indications.
For Saturday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
rising barometer cooler north and west Winds partly
cloudy and clear weather.
For the lake region Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
rising barometer, increasing northeast backing 10
northwes, w,nas. cooler partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys rising followed by falling barometer, northery
winds, backing TO northeast and possibly southeast,
warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, rising barometer, northeast
Winds cooler. cloudy and clearing weather
For New England stationary falling, followed by
rising barometer northeast northwest Winds partly
cloudy and clear weather.
Cautionary signals continue ON the Middle and East
Atlantic coast
The rivers will generally fall somewhat.
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OREGON FOR HAYES
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.l

another interview with him this morning, but Is
rssicent his mission here what 1t has resulted
In He left for Washington at noon.
General Harry White was among the callers To-Day.
scheme is on loot hero, headed by prominent
citizens to give Mr.. Hayes grand farewell reception
In the State House Wednesday night II the result
10 declared by that time II the business shall DC
settled by Tuesday the Governor and his family WIZ
probably leave for Washington on Thursday Governor
Hayes refuses pereT ptory to talk to nterviewcrs
relative to his plans for the future.
FEELING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
DISAPPOINTED DEMOCRATS AND REJOICING
REPuBLICANs-LocAL ISSUES PARAMOUNT
HAYES NOT UNBEATABLE If HE RECOGNIZES
HAMPTON.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, Feb g. 1877.
While the announcement of the decision OF tho
Electoral Commission tho Oregon vote took nobody
bore by SURPRISE the feeling nevertheless Is one Of
profound disappointment. There was strong I'M
preston In tho beginning that the commission
would be impartial, but It IL now regarded
rs decidedly partisan In this State, however, federal
politics always been subordinaed TO State issues;
and conseq the greatest anxiety is ie to know
how those latest complications at Washington VIII al
feet local political affairs The people here do not look
for Cabinet foreign missions, Or any Of
tho spos OF victory ell they ask Is TO have govern
men OF their own choosing and the chance Of peace
aud prosperity
HAYES JUDGED by HIS ACTS
II HAYES should become President and he recognizes
Hampton Governor OF the state, as It has been so
frequently said he would, then his administration VIII
receive u most cordial support; H. on the other
hand, he should recognize Chamberlain as Gov
ernor then worst consequences may DC
expected; q new carnival OF fraud would
be commenced which Will be resisted; the prop
crty holders will 20 all lengths in their resistance;
anarchy will ensuc; military government VIII
become a necessity and large portion OF The army
will have to be permanently encamped IN the State
DEMOCRATIC ANXIETY AND REPUBLICAN JOY.
At the present time the uncertainty as 10 what the
future will bring forth the or the greatest
ana most intense anxiety The republicans are jnbl-
liant over decision, and of them are confident
that Chamberlain will be maintained as Governor Tor
the next two years, If necessary by the army
COURT.
The habeas corpus case OF Tilda Norris, convict
pardoned by Hampton which has been pending before
the Supreme Court for the past two weeks closed this
evening Vouminous testimony and exhaustive argu-
ment as 10 questions involving the Governorship
were submitted. The Court took the papers under
Amusement and adjourned until Monday, when
anal decision in this vital matter Is expected.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Geo Kemp Er, from Messina for Boston, Feb
lat ~ 20 Ion a TO-
Big Florence May (Brj, from Sagua for -, Feb %, OF
Nantucket.
schr I'm from Charleston for Weymouth. Mass,
Feb 81, oil Absecom
schr Townsend, Weldon from st John, NIB. for Ma
tanxas. Feb 20. lat Al 10, Ion 80 20
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MEXICAN PRESIDENTIAL ExILEs.
SENIOR IGLEsIAs AND HIS CABINET AT ST. LOUIS
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BIZ TELEGKAPH TO THE HEKALD
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. g. 1877.
Tho distinguished rexican cx'les, Jose N. lglesas,
Carlos Re Joaquin Alcalde, Alfred Mepa, Francisco
Pruto and Sebastian Garcia arrived 10 st. LOUIS to-
day and attended the olympic Theatre IN body this
evening, Soldeno being the attraction They VIII re-
main IN this city u day two aud then proceed TO
Nan ana
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u. Y
JAM si e II lon q. had Light 81
w week sHE Winds themes 10 por; .iroas Winds
70 'S sSss.a sS S's NV gales:
E.rs ass.ard sSe.' Petersen Liverpool 81 days, IN
sassd sasSsssd Sandy Hook orders 49,, ~,
ssrs Grace 3D. Wade An.xerD 90 days. in ball.s.
W. nsr%sss, viiS y and SE gales: s >. 49,. .,.s
Taik Arso tNorj crau Rotterdam II days. with empty
B.rt copsarrsnt or, capsrssn. bordeaux IS days. in
Bark fres (ScD, olsen naws G. days. with empty bar
Bark syasa [Sor, s,snsen Calais. r. go days in bal
g,s Am. qban, os.ssi Havana = s:y: With sugar
Bark aliS;h. pra%@ond S..sssss le Say. with
Ssss %SSs;.:
s;S s M:f. Of s. 's . .s
p psehas- Taass. % 9saa9 s '
s @ S IS
to Hi as"sS 8 days WITH
FeS lat 81 o. lon 50 o. schr Joseph Cakes from fhs,
Gs sS ,sss : s ss
Brig Mason Porter st Martins days with sal. to
HrE WIN rIpp. days,
as oasn
ton. Had heavy NE and Nw gales.
lhs @ ds .a s ys s
starred G' manbo"m and stove Salwsrsst "' N''
Brig n e. E ss At So 10 ss With
in with the schr Mar, Downer from Weymouth, Mass.
,.l i %s ysv Haven az ss q
to Mary s.s1 ssss %'sa
ts Es as Sf oedr 9sys 70 =
Feb ia r. ID ~ ion 4 o. fell in with sehr Dow;
water 81 ses MsseI.nS, e
oven e' s spr sas
schr Il Newman Newman Matanxss II days With su.
heavy aua from carried Hs away %snmas. &: 2s ina
sanee fro% shore Geore gepSrted
smith n Co. M. to aiur ~ days with sugar to
s, Dy ps. days. with
sshr Bliss. simmons, New Orleans Jan ~. with
schr Loto Beard tof New Bedford Perry Mobile via
yannah where she put In in distress days WITH cotton
F'
to sNewport; put Il for a harbor -,., ..,.. ,u
s with
nasai to o. a"y'
wss tn fnn &c. Sc days.
schr Dc Mory Grey. Brewster, Alexandria for Provi
schr Alfred Brabrook. Aexandria.
schr Barnett Jones, Crttenden. Virginia
sehr Itos wSoIey, Osborne, Virginia.
s sshr op M% q9s%nss y ysns
schr Lille Wariorl. Bailey, y!irgnia.
scnr jennie Ilddei. Cranmcr Baltimore for Prov
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF ritchburg. Springer New Bedford
Steamer Bolivar. Gcer New Norwich Now
G e Sss
schr rrnssan General Q'r, Heather, st john NIB, for
sehr Martha 4 tBo, from St John, NIB. for Now York.
sshr fda ssSee Mott New Bedford Tor New York
York
schr Jacob RAYMOND, Post Fan River for New York.
sssSs; T." YORK.
s sssr 5s %s 8 sy
sehr Thomas r Cooper Hogan Sswpost for New YORK.
sss' HGs M s%sI 81 Wy o'4
sehr Justice S1swo Tor N Now Sorx
schr Texas; smith New london for New York;
ssHr Pss % r% for New ys
schr Sarah Clark, Brooks Greenport tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Title. Ewing New York for New London and
Norwich.
Schr.Ney, Chase, Now York for Fall River.
Schr Samuel L Goodwin. Williams New ork tor SIAM
ford.
Schr Alexandria, Faulkenham. lob0ken for Danverp0rt
Schr Berthx, Conover. Hoboken for Providence.
schr Mary Stowe Bacon, lioboken for Providence.
Schr Wocsey, Terrell Port johnson for Woods Hole
schr !.razos rrSon Port Johnson for Portland, CT
Schr Mexican. HASKELL Amboy for Somerset.
Schr Harmona. Ryder. Amboy for Boston.
Schr joe Carleton Thurton AmbOy for Rockport. Ne.
Schr Charmer, Joicc Savannah for Providence.
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crs will generally fall som ewhat.
THE WEATHER YIsrERDAy.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past wcnty-oqr hours III CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year as IN
dicatcd by the thermometer al Huduut's pharmacy,
Huildinu.--
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M. DE STAPLANDE.

The death is announced, by q telegram from Paris,
OF NJ do Staplandc Senator from tho Department OF
the Nord. He was aged 70 years
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Average temperature yesterday 3sts
Average temperature fur corresponding date last
year. ........... 15A
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM YORK FOR TUE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY MARCH
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CASHIER JORDAN BROUGHT TO THE BAR OF
THE sENArE-HE MAKES STATEMENT AND
HE IS DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY AFTER A
SHORT DEBATE.