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The New York herald., 1877-01-19
ART NOTES.

Mr.. Tones collection Of Spanish pictures were Of
fered for sale last night at the Lcavt Art Rooms and
found purchasers prices that must have astonshed
any Custom House appraisers who happened 70 bs
hnishing their art education The prices obtained
ranged from 50 10 $3.50 for copy OF Murillo At the
Bath BY Professor France, Of Madrid, sold for $50
and an original work by Castillo. 'The Conception
for S45 sum far below It's real vaire. Most OF tho
pictures bought by dcacrs The sale will be
continued this evening, when tho moro important
pictures will come under the hammer.
The sale Of pictures Mathews art gallery yestcr
day attracted go0diy number Of buyers, but the bid
ding high enough sell all the best pictures
a numoer OF which were Withdrawn. barn interior
by r. p. Ryder sold for $50; view near Berkshire,
Mass, by j. W Casiiear. $l45; 'Going to School" c.
r. Ream, 500; two little pictures by g. Washington.
Of Paris, SOS each; Lakes OF Killarney" 2. Addison
Richards $45 'sAutumB IN the Catsks," Mrs.
" .dgen $50, and landscape by Julie H. Beers $S5.
Al Kcclers gallery collection OF American and
foreign oil paintings and water colors sold At prices
ranging from 50 10 $50
Clay Cosack 4 Co.. OF Buffalo. have begun the pub
cat,on Of "rrensures OF Art Industry and Manuiac.
lures. rs represented a. the Centennial exposition.
The work Is q very handsome one. and Is edited by q
B. Norton II will consist OF twenty-five parts each
containing two beautiful Autographs IN colors THESE
illustrations are artistic in execution and design
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
HORSE NOTES.

notwithstanding the mild weather yesterday the
seighug was excellent everywhere, and thousands
were out enjoying the sport Some very tas; horses
were shown on Jerome and St. Nicholas avenues dur
ing tho afternoon.
We hear from Albany that the slcghing thero is
most excellent and that the fast roadsters being
put through u OF severe exercise every after
noon and evening the Boulevard and the Vail and
Madison avenues. which are now substituted for the
famous Troy road. Railroad aud horse have
plctey spoiled that fire road for speeding purposes.
The Troy road IN the days Of Lgo Simmons, ID. Tall
man. John Cutler. McArdle and their associates pre-
sentcd somc exciting scenes Of reckless and East drv
ing on wintry nights; and many Of .the old school
take delight even now in relating the pleasures they
have had in days agone in RIDE to Gil Cranes and
back.
On Saturday afternoon at the Wat-Nonk Grange
Morrstown N. j., some very fine young stock will be
sold at public auction, the get OF the magnificent
stallion Virgo Hambetonan, who Is closely related to
Messenger Duroc Some brood mares will also he dis
posod Of ut the same time.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
BROOKLYN.

During the past week ls9 deaths have occurred In
Brooklyn beng decrease OF twenty nine from the
week previous
John Brennan was sentenced by Judge Moore,
Brooklyn yesterday TO the Pcntcntary for four years
and SIX months Tor burglary
Mr.. Frederick Bachman, orty years OF age shoo
maker. OF No 26o Hudson avenue, brooklyn, poi.
soned himself yesterday with Paris green.
In the SUIT OF james Binns against Aras q. Williams,
ex-SherG Kings county TO recover $1,000, tho jury
Yesterday found a verdict for the defendant
II has been determined TO reopen the inquest touch
In. the Brooklyn Theatre calamity. II is said that
some new evidence Of importance has been discovered
The Kings County board OF Charities report there
are at present loso paupcrs IN the Amshodse' '3' IN
the Iupatc Asylum, 33l in the County Hospital and
In the smallpox Hospital
Justice Walsh, of Brooklyn, yesterday committed
Bernard Higgins OF No. 80 Nam street. tor ieioniousy
nssaultinp Anderson Williams IN the brass foundry al
The corner OF Front and Main streets Higgins viii be
examined on the 10Th inst
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
LECTURES LAST NIGHT.

Rev. DR.. W. Il. Williams delivered the aith lecture
OF a course last evening at Calvary Baptist church
The su biect MISREPRESENTATION OF the Church Under
tho Ban OF Anti! Christ" The lecturer argued that
az the csuts failed In their attempts abolish Prot
estant,sm IN tho past q similar failure awaited them
in the future
Az the Philippe Presbyterian church. rwenty-third
street and Fourth DR.. John Hall last evening
delivered interesting lecture on "Christian Econo-
m,es" lie said therc were three very annoying classes
OF people one mot when trying 10 raise money for
Christian purposes-those who gave in desultory
Manner those who gave now and then and refused
very frequently, aud those who never gave anything
during their lives but leave all their charity IN mag
nifcent bsauest IN their wills.
The fourth lecture under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Association OF the "Ahawath Chered" was de-
nycred last evening by Doctor Mark Blumeutha on
rhe Status oil tho lsraeltes In America" He showed
that after the long period OF oppression which the
Jews passed through they were IN some danger OF
falling into position lower than that occupied ny
other races
General Wallen OF tho United States Army delivered
lecture last evening before the members OF the Poly
technic Association OF the American Institute touch
Ing the manners customs and characteristics o sew
tact when In charge OF reservation and when other.
wise engaged IN his professional duties He referred
more especially to the Apache and Navajoe
Indians. the former Of whom he described as the
Ishmaeiites of America, their hand beng raised
against every one, and every ones hand being raised
against them They crafty he said, and reacher-
Gus and although not cowardly wore extremely pru.
OF most account IN tho tribe The Navaioc the other
hand, he described very acquisitvc and as being
further removed from barbarism than aay 0I inc
other Indiana
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
NEWS IN THE CITY.

Tho Cerclc Francois Calypso" gave grand bal
,nasgue at Tammany Hall last night
John Doherty. who came from ST. John N. B.,
was Yesterday robbed Of $50 by confidence man in
the usual way
Yesterday Oicer Smart of Bergh's Society," arrested
william Tiliord tor driving horse whose hoof was
terribly woen and suppuratinR Held for trial.
This festival was celebrated yesterday at the Greek
Russian church IN Second avenue by the usual rcg-
ious services nj which Rev. n. Bjcrring oiciated.
Anne RehbacK, was caught IN the acs Of steal
,no n ouantlty OF handkerchicfs and other property
from the dry goods store Of Il. H. Macy Sons, yes.
teriay.
Charles L. Bullwinkle OF No. 43S East Seventeenth
street was held trial at the Fiity.seventh street
Court Yesterday charged with watering milk. on The
testimony OF DR.. White. oil the Board OF Health.
The proprietors of the disrcputabc houses in For
sytn Rivngton and Dayard streets, raidcd on by In
spcctor Thorne Oh Wednesday night were yesterday
sent 10 the Island Tor months by Justice WnndclL
The officers OF the American Mcroscopcal Society
elected to serve the present year are:Presdent,
John b. Rich, NJ ID. Vice President, William II. A.
KInson, NJ ID. secretary, .. q. Mason; Treasurer 1.
D'Oremeulx; Curator, John Frey.
bill now before the Legislature, providing that out
OF their assets all the banks shall contribute TO q
special fund.- from which deposlors IN collapsed banks
shall be paid, IL creating STIR among the officers o
the several savings Institutions.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
CLEARED.

Steamer Lessins tGer, Ludwig. Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg- -Kunhardt 4 Co.
Steamer City Of New York. Zimmerman. Havana-F Alex
andre X Sons
Steamer Magnolia. Daggett ssvannahMurray Ferris 4
Steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Eeanora. Johnson: PortlandCJ Ames
Ship Bolton Abbey tBr). Mil.igan. Liverpoo-Arksll,
Tufts Co. ,,.
Ship Abraham Lincoln tswed,. Lindstrom. London
Ship Bessie Crosby Br,. Trefry. B,smon-James Ei.
well X Co. - .
BARK Senno uta Balestra Queenstown Falmouth for
orders-Benham Boyesen.
Bark Edward (Gerj. Haienbeck, Hamburg-Herman
brig henry Wing. Small. Morgan Broad Pi-swan
Hrig Linda JtaD Costa Lisbon -Benham Boyesen.
Brig Alpha lBr), Neville. Port Medway Ns-Nlller
H0ughton. :. :,
schr II King. Bunker. Gonaives-R Murray, Jr
Schr susan Annie, Glauson, Halifax. NSJ whitney
4 Co.
schr Sea Lion tBr). Mcintyre, st Ohm Mp Nevius
schr Nellie Doe, Trask. Port Royal. sC-F Smith 4
schr Albert Mason Rose, Wilmington. Nc-van Brunt
Bro.
Schr Crusade Mullen. New London Racket Bro
Schr Dart. Campbell, Stamford-Stamford Manufacture
scnr Palmer. Palmer. ssamford-stamord MAnufac-
schr 5 i Goodwin Williams. stamford-stsmtord Manu-.
featuring Go.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Egypt Dec 23-In port, bark Neptune,
Beai, for Boston, ready. -,
RRAvA Nov 37Arrivcd. brig Evis Aen Azevedo, Porte
Prays Miscellany. -,
HoNoLuLu, Dec 2O--Arrivcd barks G Murray. Fuller
San Francisco 3Oh. Helen Almy. Freeman. do; schr
MsnrsW an is-sailed, switssrland tBes)
Jackson Urom New York; Antwerp: George Washington,
Whitehead (from New York;, st Johns, NF.
I.ONDONDERRY |. Jan l5-Arrved, bark stormy Fetrei
Br). Dwyer. 81 John. NB ~ ,,,
MEssrNA Jan y-Sailed schr Lxxie satchelder English
Phiimdelpha or Boston from Venice. rs befOre)
wood Boston; Dec TO- Carl Max Ger. heyer New York;
18th ship Soooo Allen, Ioilo; schr Rosina Hanson New
In mort Dec Z brig tBr), Watts for Boston dg
MuscAr Oct l3-Sailed bark Genso0k Hall. New York.
NEwcAsrLn. NSw. Nov 29-Sailed, barks Nehemiah Glib
Emma Au.usta Young San Francisco -
PORr MYpwAY Ms. Jan S-Arrived. schr N Rogers(br,
Wnrren, liaiiax for Baltimore, .
ST,S.y NSW, Dec 1l-Arrived. ship Lsdoga, Pearce
Meibourne bark Haydn Brown Havener a. to load for
shanghai So, v.,..-.,... *.
) Sergeant, leighton. Caao.
SINGAroRg SIN port bark Velocity Br). for New
York. ready. u,.. ,o-, T.. ~.
York. ,,. ~.
ner from New York. Mosey urann, from do tor Mar
npuex. 10 discharge balance OF cargo. =
Sr ARc. Jan ,,-n port, brig Morancy. ked0nes unca
schrs Aitona Fitzgerald for Boston days; st Crox. LS
land, unc. v,, ,p.> =.
long Brunswck Ga; josie DevereAux Estes. Boston
Cleared 18th, schr Hudson, Mclae Cardemaa ..
TANArAyR (MadRgascar), Dec 4-Arrivep DARK Tam
Topau (of Salein), Bachelor Boston.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
A DOCTORS CRIME.
A STARTLING EPISODE IN THE MILLER DIVORCE

STARTLING EPISODE IN THE MILLER DIVORCE
SUIT.
The trial OF the action for divorce, brought by
Oswald Miller against his wife, Margaret Miller, on the
ground of adultery occupied the attention OF Judge
McCue and jury tho Brooklyn City Court yester-
day. The partcs who have two children-a girl of
four years and boy two ycars-were married IN loI
Oswald Miller is the OF wealthy manufacturer
OF sin toys, who Is said to have opposed the union
The plaintiff claims to have discovered In August
1876 that his wife had been unlathiul 10 him with
several persons In consequence OF tho discovery
they separated and have not since lived together One
pEryn and a physician named McManus are charged IN
the complaint with beng improperly intimate with the
defendant II was charged IN sworn testimony that
tho doctor and defendant had been in asssna
ton house on Atlantic avenue, and that they had been
on several occasions observed together under suspicious
circumstances For tho defence 1t was argued that the
we the victim OF u conspiracy. that her fathern-
law had SAID he would spend $4,000 to procure The
separation OF his son from her. Witnesses testified TO
that TACT also that he leaned tho paintn money 10
>'' WHAT rnE DocroR ADMIrrED.
Late In the afternoon DIR. McManus was called to
the stand by for the defence, who showed the
Doctor an affidavit and asked him II tho signature at
tacbed thereto ha The latter replied that II was.
The affidavit dated August 49, 1876 set forth that tho
defendant was virtu0us woman tnat nc knew her as
SUCH and he had never been crimnaliy intimate with
her. Tho counsel then asked the witness II he had ever
been improperly intimate with the defendant. he
hesltated ior O moment, and then in low tone Of
voice said he would not like to say "no The Court
directed him express himself explicitly and being
CLOSELY questioned on both sides McManuS admitted
that he had held improper relationship with tho de-
fcpcant, and that when he made the afiifavt alluded
20 he knew he dong wrong. Judge McCuc at once
sent an officer Tor District Attorney Brtton, who
promptly responded TO the summons and took his seat
on the bench beside the Judge. The testimony and
tho oiIIdayit were then read the Prosecuting Attor
new who ordered that DR.. McManus be taken into
tody The prisoner committed to jail until this
morning the charge OF perjury. when he Will be
examined before Police Justice Walsh.
The divorce trial was adjourned until ten O'Clock to-
day. Dr. McManus, who resides ut NO. % Wyckon
street was ior several years sanitary Inspector
the employ OF the Brooklyn Board Of Health, and Is
widely known in TINT city The arrest OF the Doctor
created considerable excitement IN medical and other
circles when It became known last evening.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
BOOK SALE.

The sale Of the Gates library was continued lass
evening al Clinton Hall by the Messrs Lcavitt and
was largely attended by buyers. not spectators Tho
prices realized very good Hayes "Portraits OF
Rare and Curious Birds,' two volumes, $685. Hey
woode's ..Tunaikeion," So SO; T. Hobbies works, IN
Engiish and Latn collected by Sir W. Moes
worth, sixteen volumes 80 cents voIume c
OF American Authors" published by Putnam IN 1853.
and now rare. $3 'Huine's History OF England, " and
..Pniiosophica Works" ten Volumes 5" 81 each; "Hy
IN marriage by every nation. So; irving's works IN
twenty lone volumes. $50; same 10 hneen volumes,
cali gilt &4S 70: .Jacquewart and lie Bats History
OF Porcelain" SIS ''Mrs. Jameson's Art Works. Two
volumes, S12; "Owen Jones' Alhanbra" with 100
beautiful plates. Two volumes, $40; owen Jones
Grammar Of Ornament" $22 The sale Will DO con-
tinued this evening.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
A s1CKENING STORY.

An IMPRuDENT BLAsTRR BLOWN TO ATOMS By
AN EXPLOSION OF NlrRo-aLYcERINE-TER-
RIYIc EFFECT OF THE EXPLOSION.
The village Of Sing Sing was thrown into state OF
great excitement yesterday noon by explosion Of
nitro-g ycerne, that shook the earth for mile
around ike An earthquake, made houses trcmble
ieled to the ground several persons and horses
stunned child SO that her recovery is doubtful and
blew an unfortunate iaborcr literally 10 pieces
The accident at half past twelve ocloc1 IN
the yard OF Henry Ludwich, on Croton avenue ana
In fifteen minutes aflcrward the neighborhood was
alive with excited TO learn the cause o
the terrible explosion. horrifying spectacle Was
presented. The lcafess branches OF the trees sur
rounding the premises we're covered with pieces Of
qu,ver,ug nesh, the walls Of the cottages near BY
bespattercd with blood, and along the snow
covered ground. for distance OF quarter
Of a mile. could be seen portions o.
human body. piece Of the skuli
Mas found embedded in the frame work OF cottage,
foot discovered on tree 100 yards distant. piece
OF found on the root OF q ndweihg oiocs
away and a part Of the lace. wrapped n piece OF
coted hair found on tree 10 an orcharo zoo ,ees
away. The largest piece OF the BODY Iouna we'gnea
bu, live pounds. About 100 windows IN The Methodist
church were broken as were also several windows IN
houses on the same avenue
now rHx EXPLOSION OCCURRED
The only person killed the unfortunate Ludwlcn.
He was iaborer BY occupation and occasionally oid
ode Jobs al blasting Eighteen months ago he buried
IN his yard 10 the depth OF two feet can OF ntro'
glycerine covering IL over with board which he con
ceaed from sight by q few shoveuls OF arr me
instrumen OF death lay undisturbed until Monday
last when he unearthed II and chiselea
out-the nitro-giycerine being irozen-a sini, sman
portion which ne wished to use IN blast,
ing rocks Tor Henry J. Baker. He then covered
n up again AS before On Wednesday he took out
another quantity. Yesterday noon he returned from
work anc asked bis wife 10 get him ketieul oil hot
water as the ground frozen and he wanted more OF
The explosive she procured the water and he went
into the yard and began digging Within lew minutes
the explosion took place
Coroner Forshay, OF Peekskill arrived on the scene
late In the afternoon and empanelled jury. The
wife of the deceased aud his athcr-in-law
John Schuottz, testified, and admitted hav-
ing known that the nitro-gycerine was 10
the yard The Jury returned verdict IN accordance
with the facts and censured those having knowledge
OF the explosive being within the village limits Tor not
notifying the authorities.
Three pallluls OF the remains Of the ill.iated man
were picked up by the ncighbors and the search was
continued up 70 dark The deceased was thirty-uve
years Of age ana native OF Germany. he was gener-
ally noted as n sober, industrious man. DC leaves
wife and two children.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
THE INDIAN WAR.

EXTRACT FROM COLONEL MILES OFFICIAL RE-
PORT OF HIS BATTLE WITH SITTING BULLS
BAND.
CHICAGO, Jan. ls, 1871
The following Is on extract from Colonel Niles
oical report OF the recent battle with Sitting Bulls
band:-
sitting Buls band again, defeated at the head
Of Redwater December lS. by three companies OF
III, Fifth infantry, under command OF Lieutenant
Frank d. Baldwin The Indian trail was obscured by
IA storm when north OF the Missouri. and,
the reports were conflicting, divided my force.
taking three companies through the Musse shell ana
Dry Forks country and sending three down the north
Snyder being tberc tho Dry Forks Sitting Bull
had crossed. Wolf Point, but retreated again
at the head OF his camp OF 122 lodges. He was
driven south of the Yellowstone and his camp cap
sured with many lodges standing, together with sixty
horses mules and ponies
Everything pertaining to the Indian village was
burned The indians escaped with very little
besides what they had their backs. Lieu
tenant Baldwin, and the officers and troops with
him. are entitled to great credit. The command has
marched over 800 miles-walking seventy three In
iorty-cight hours-and endured The severity OF Mon.
tana winter with great fortitude. Five prominent
Chiefs Of the Sioux Nation killed by their old eLe
miles, the Grow scouts, At this point, ON the l7th OF
December while coming in bearing white flag. fol-
lowed by some twenty thirty others. Tho guilty
Crows escaped by flight This affair was most unior-
tunate thor coming in would have secured the sur
render Of at least 600 fghtng men.
The thermometer now registers forty degrees below
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
FATE OF A NEGRO MURDERER.
DANIEL PRICE EXECUTED ON THE scArFoLD AT
,wARRENToN.

DANIEL PHlCE EAECUIEO ON XdG oCAcc OAO Al
,wARRENToN.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. Is, 1871
Daniel Price, full booded negro thirty-three years
Of age, hanged in the court yard at Warrenton,
Mo-. carly this morning, for tho murder Of Samuel
Taylor on July 20 1876 Price and Taylor's wife, who
had living in adultery conspred TO murder the
husband. Mrs. Taylor is serving twenty-five year
term In the Penitentiary Tor the crime, and
Price is In his grave. At precisely four
minutes past nine the prisoner was marched
TO the scaIold The procession was escorted by two
or three guards with loaded shotguns Arrived
st the enclosed space surrounding The Court House
the immense crowd made way, and the man was
marched the foot of the gaows walking thence u2
the stairway steadily as though he were gong TO
church. On the platform was Deputy SheriM COOK,
who before the cuiprt reached the spot, addressed
the asscmbagc cntrcatng all present 10 preserve or
sounds OF ribad mockery with which Price had been
greeted died out Pricc being placed on the platform,
with the north, Mr. Cook read the warrant
Tor his execution, after which Sheriff Howaru asked
the doomed whether he had any thing 10 say The
response was u brief mo" and u irumbling remark
that his counsel, MIR. Clark. would speak Tor him.
few remarks from that gentleman to the elect that an
innocent man was TO be banged, followed Al eleven
past the prisoners ieet we're strapped TO-
gc.her. He being moved backward Oh the trap the
white handkerchief tied over his eyes, the black
cap covered his face the moose was adjusted and the
shcrif sprung the trigger. Down Price dropped,
clear tall OF eight ioe aud died without struggle.
Physicians under the drop the body fell
thtou-h Al twenty four aud half minutes after ninc
pulse stopped entirely and five minutes later all
the apparent functions oil lie had ceased. The body
was taken charge OF by The OF his old master.
who viii bury II to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON Jan ls-Arrived steamer: Woreester; nSeages
s.% ss@s
ss: Ass s";'
y~s HcI;. sn ssss: .nd d-Sss %sss
Sea-; Sr! 8 II i Morris and Edith. Edith va. ,s Swan.
an No1 rssnr sarns Erss
Lacco dta5. Oivar. Genoa; Katie Stewart 'Br. Read.
Bsiow-schr Hattie Fuller from Brunswick Ga: Hattie
MEG Buck i,om rsksss ss a ~ Lockwood Charleston W
Lawrence Howes. Boston, bark Marie Ans'' iomincn.
caMsRIEsToN. Jan is-oG the port, bark Gsr oor,.
i"h "Ceared schr St Clair Edwards Ireland. Pha'
uesnm,"a essn"ea-schr W Bee st Marys 49,,
DARIEN Jan is-Arrived. bark "Hevalin" Dutch.
''9 Cleared Bark Padang Packet Gsy schulz. United
NF6bRrREss MONROE, Jan is-Anived, brig Esras NOr
from i Es1ss Jsa sch Hudson Vaughan
shp Roy" Charter r SsrEs Nora o
Css sss En5'a%s Is:'SSl
drews Boston; Gh1s Lswro..e Providence WIDEN w. p. n
lass: RoeKasa. Ss fer New YORK th:%pon Gf.nv:
% ss s.sy M HFiiH"
''S KEY VEST i7-Ayrissa steamer state Of Texas
Sas br"per
MOBILE, Jan is-Arrved schr Susan Scranton. Farrsr
WEW ooaIEXNs Jan Is, Cleared, ships Gulareep tNor.
SoEpik jan is-xirived bark Alice Roy tB) No
isth-Arrved, schr George Treadwell. Taylor. New
New BEDFORD, Jan H. Sailed, brig Caroline caths.
rss SrWs6s SG nsf% yas .er. wild Pigeon Staples.
sonerse. for Amboy; Gilmore. sylvester Ellsworth
~ sailed % from r.rpaqn Cove l?,h sehrs Higgins
ss s:" s''f" 's's: A%
boy n d "s SsS ssss .sst: Belle New Yol
do Allegro Porto Rico; Ella strickland Nor.
new HAVEN. Jan i7---Arrived. Annie W Collins.
B;yIs, Lss r.!%ss via Hsv York ,.,t Eo... WAL
'"fih "FfihNs%CoIA Jan li-cleared .chr zenobia Brand.
PMiLADELPHIA Pa. Jan isoArIiyed, bark Jsses
fisrss Hswes xs,asaes spring Bird, Iiarso Charlotte
Sc Virgins and YIN wndiSssS ss m w,,,.
S 18th. Arrived. .ehr Marcia Lexi.. Lewis. ssrnam.
chsf" Hickman iS PhiisdsIpnia also S.rts R.tor%sr.
pORrLANp. Jan i8-Arrivcd, schr Martha Brewer.
DisS-CicMsd brig zesland tBo, Hicks. London; schr
r "n osS .sSS %
SswRsI ssT Ts,e ! MsS pSssh, Ss OO0ssa
KnicMMoND ns Jam i6sscd n s ssr Io Delay. New
SAY rRANcIsco Jsn & &p-Ar,ivsa Arr. ship $. jean Gpr,
P%S ow "sph issD Sss p"'f:s Burns
Glearedsihipo Grace Darling Gi'%ors os Nsnsimo
Ioy%s. A%s.. YosSI.%s: Esys,s, Mcintyre. Sansimo;
brig Levi stevens. Harding, Seattle.
l1thSailed. bark Berma'i (sr). Pridaux Ardrossan.
SEATTLE Jan 0-Arrived bnrks Harvest Home, Mat.
son, san Francisco; Aur.oa. Msagram, do.
| sOTDMONS ISLAND Jan 1G-ln port schr Storm Pc.
trol. Whitmore. from Turks Island for Baltimore
SAVANNAH. Jan ls-Ceared bark Marie Ger, Rel.
ners, Liverpool schr Chas II Fxbcns. keene Boston.
SALEM. Jan II Arrived. schr Senator Grimes Cassidy
New YORK via Bocthbay Portland and Gloucester.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Jan l7--Arrived, brig Iris (Br).
Cornwalis. Ms for New York schr II Macomber, Par.
ker. AxnH for Boston.
sailcd-schrs Addie Chadwick. South Shore, G II
Eaton @ Y Gerrish aud EfieJ Simmons,
WILMINGTON. NC, Jan is-Below, schr Wyoming Foss
from CRrdenns.
CLEARED lark Louisa wichards t3cr) Ehmcke Ams,er
dam brig Pohono tBr. sansster. New York schr " q
Mowry. Eaton. Havana
,wIscAssEr Jan i2-Arrivcd schr Yosemite. Hopkins,
Brunswick, Ga '-'