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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29
A BURGLARS WAR MAPS.

Officer Drummer. Of the Eighteenth precinct, early
Yesterday morn ing noticed man loungng about the
residence of Lucius H. Bglow, at No Rutherford
place. corner OF seventeenth street. wall runs along
tho street 1t the rear Of tho house, enclosing yard
To this the stranger STOLE and by the aid OF small pro-
icctons In tho masonry he succeeded in climbing to
the TOP Thence he passed the roof OF tho vcrandah
and was on the point OF making entrance Into tho
second story when tho officer. who had by this timo
summoned Roundsnan Reid hts assistance appeared
upon Inc scene nnd arrested the burglar. On The pcr
son OF the prisoner the police discovered largo paper
containing plans OF various houses In tic precinct,
among whicn those the corners OF Eighteenth
street ana Irving place. Seventeenth street ana Irving
place, and the one no was entering all OF The above
places being similarly situated. There was also list
showing each Of the officers OF the precinct
went on duty anu lott his posi-, and u letter which
affords information to the authorities regarding the
movements and whereabouts OF other thieves. The
burglar gave of Charles LAM He was arragncd
nj tho Fty-scvenh street Court, aud IN default OF
81. 500 bail remanded until to-day. OF latc
there have been quite number Of small robbcres IN
the nelghDorhood, among others that III which the
house o: Cyrus W. Field was entered ana an overcoat
stolen. Tho police are endeavoring to work up the
case prove auz to have been the thief In zach
instance As the officer was taxing the prisoner away
three men found on the corner OF Rutherford
place and Seventee street. When questioned as 10
their movements they gave contradictory and con-
hicting stories. They wcro placed IN durance vile
against thcm they were discharged Lanz Is said to
be non-proiessonal, rs he is not known to the police
by any previous bad conduct and as his appearance 10
IN opposition 10 such u theory.
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LOST HIS OCCUPATION.

HUSBAND REFoRMER's WELL DESERVED
PUNISHMENT.
At the Finy.sevcnth Street Court yesterday Henry
T. Elderd, OF No. SO West Forty-ntth street, well
known citizen, charged Thomas Pryor with ''sending
him annoying letters, demanding situation, in do
fault Of which threatened 10 expose him to his WHO
in regard 10 certain acts Of which he said he Elderd
was guilty. The prisoner was, 1t appeared, formerly
employed at the Clcrmont Hotel AZ u waiter; and
while there ho prctends he saw Mr. Elderd at tho
hotel on q certain day in April last with
q young lady, The idea struck MIN that hc might
use this Bit OF information 10 obtain situation
as stahleInan from MIR. Elderd He accordingly ap-
Piled for tho position, aud was put OIL with pro mise
by Mr. Eldcrd. Having waited Ia vain for three
months he finally Mr.. Elderd letter threaten.
ing to expose him his vile and father should
no not get immedate employment IRON him. Mr.
Ederd paid no tho letter ut the tme out
RECEIVING another shortly after through MS w'ie,
to whom 1t had been addressed. no gave
tho matter into tho hands OF the police, and Pryor
was Yesterday arrested The fellow had the mpu-
dcnce 10 say III Court that 1t the interest OF the
wife OF Mr Elderd he had acted AS he had, but
(sneeringiy) perhaps he had done wrong, as Mr. FL
ucrd was Il man OF rcctitude. Judge smith remarked,
lf you go about the country cndeavoring TO reform
husbands you have business that viii last You NE
time" Pryor committed to prison IN deault ol
81 600 bail TO be OF good behavior and $40 hne
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL, Jan 2s- Arrived, ship Olive (BE Davies San
Francisco via Queenstown.
DOWNS Jan 2s-Arrived, bark Coomasss tBr>. Taylor
Bull River.
HAMBURG. Jan 27-Salled. bsrks Elena Ger, Steenkon
Philadelphia; Deodata (Nor), Anderson, do.
HAvRE Jan 27-Arrived. ship McDougall Davis, New Or
leans (not arrived LiverpooD bark bennington tBr
Orkney. do
Sailed 9th. barks Ebepexcr (Nor, Nielsen, United
States; Investigator, Butman, do.
LIVERPOOL Jan 2s-Arrived, ships Western Empire, Gro
xier New York; american tBr, spry. Savsnnsh bark st
George OBI, Hall, do
sailed 18th. banks vose (Br). Doody, Hampton Roads
Paramount lin, Baltimore; Maury Nor,. Wig United
States; Nipote Accnme Utah, Gallo do.
LONDON Jan 2SSailed, bark KATE Crosby (B Hilbert.
United States.
MALAGA-Ssed steamer Colombo (Br,. New York.
MEsstNA-Sailcd. bark Ward. Payne, New York
brig Flora tioodale. Baker, do
QUEENSTOWN, jan Arrived ship Blair Hoyle (Br),
Higgins San Francisco: bark Ardvar 3rj. Burns do brig
Burgess CBr). Mcbride, New York.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ScHR w GoULp before reported abandoned. was again
seen Dec -. lat 2S 0j N, Jon saw.
ScmR JENNY eiLBrRr (Gsherman) Coffin. at Portland
26th from Jeirex Bank. reports that while taking ~
travis Wednesday last OF the does accidentally
swamped aud W Chase. ono the crew. young man
belonging L, Cape Elizabeth drowned. During that
night the struck by the fearful gale. her
decks swept all her dores lost and tae ioresail split
ALIrAx an 2fThe cargo of potatoes Of brig Breadai-
bane which put Into this leaky the rom
cmscnpsc PEI to Boston. has becn sold here. The
shipping 10 New York by the brig Nazarine
.shNo tidings OF the missing steamers Geo Cromwell,
and Gco Washington.
Nrw BEDFORD, Jan 27-Revenus steamer Samuel Dexter
accident tally codcd with schr Express Hilton Thurs
day cnryng the end OF the schooners bboom and
the lost her sail ward and other slight damage
She will repair aud be on her station again saturday
PuiLApnLPniA Jan 2S-Bxrk Brothers tr. Pratt hence
Duba. Is Marcus Hook with loss OF rudder and will
return Tor repairs.
SUPERINTENDENT East Boston Mr. Ahiel tioves ship
In frame ready for pImnkng She will be 1850 tons
carpenters easurenen Is 1873 feet long between perpen-
dcars 81 feet inches wide and rs eet inches deep.
including ct height between decks All her accommo-
dations will be the deck leaving her hold entirely
cirnr Tor the stowngc ot cargo.
At New Bedford Mr. John Rowland Is to bud vessel
City wharf for Capt Philip II Reed late of scr Union
The vessel will be 80 feet long, % feet BEAM 10 feet
hni
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AID FOR THE CUBANS.

On The 18th of last month dramatic performance
was given Mr. Day's Fifth Avenue Thoatre Tor the
purpose OF aiding the widows and orphans OF those
who have fallen in the cause OF Cuban independence
A ladies' committee, at the head OF which was MIS-
Cespcdes widow OF the late President OF Cuba Lbre,
the details OF the representation Tho card
below explains ITSELF
TO WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
The respectfully that the net pro-
Goods Of the theatrc" performance given on the 5th o.
the benefit Of the widows aud orphans o
the Cuban war amounting TO have hcen deposited
with General Francis Darr that may after due inquiry
distribute such among such Cuban widows ana
orphans really in need OF relicf persons VINO
entitled to share in this fund may call
the No. l42 East Invent eighth street,
To receive the proper for that purpose
ANNA QUESADA DE CESPEDsS.
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OBITUARY.
s1oxoR sIlrz. pnzsr1D1o1rArzun.

bI0NOR bLlTZ, PRESIIDIGlIAI1Ubs
This word-repowned and highly gifted prestidista-
teur aud vcntrIoqust died at his late residence IN
Philadelphia yesterday morning, after long and pain
ul Illness Born in the town OF Deal county OF Kent,
England In tho year 1870 he at the carly OF thir-
teen, began his puolic in tho city hcn town. OF
Hamburg. Prussia His proficiency in every branch Of
magic attracted immense audiences TO his
performances, not only those from the common and
middle classes. but also from the highest and most
aristocratic, and he soon became the admiration
OF even the greatest, while his successes thus
achieved laid tho foundation for that fame and
fortune winch 1t has been his privilege since
to acquire. Alter having performed through largo
portion OF Europe he cmigratcd 10 tho United States
In 1894 and from that period TO within short time
past he has been almost uninterruptedy before the
public contributing 10 the innocent nnusenent o.
both young and old, IA enc OF the most gifted aud
genial professors of his art His ventroqual powers
were exceptional, while tho performances of ms
trained canary birds maryes TO all VINO nave VII
messed them. Ana who has noty
In private life Sgnor Btz was no less esteemed tnan
in mis- public Always u high toned and honorable
gentleman. his dealings with his fellow man were
always characterized those qualities, while his loval
disposition rody wit and unbounded innd oil anecdote
rendered HIM a companion TO be sought amer He
wife, and two dauahters 10 mourn his loss,
the latter being talented pr:ma donna. Mis- Jenny
Van Zandt and her sister Mrs. Thomas Mctz pianist
of remarkable ability
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At Science Hall, No. l4l Eighth street. a; three
o'clock yesterday afternoon. laxative Mr. Gibbs
tapped on the desk with his knuckles smiled the
meeting to order. The hall completely packed
with auditors. It having boon announced that lmpor-
tant temperance advocates would deliver addresses.
Alter young man had read ono Of the psalms OF
David and the Row. Mr. Hudson had thanked God for
the breaking up of the WINTER Mr. Gibbs renewed his
tilt with the members OF the press by reading news.
paper clipping In which he reported saying
that dcult TO find sober editor or reporter on
the New York press. IL had been denied, he said,
that he ever made such statement. but It was true
that no had dono so. Murmurs Of disapproval we're
hoard from all quarters OF tho hail. and voice IRON
the audience cried, 'What you want IL q notice."
t'Cer!any,' smiled Dir. Gibbs, with the nsouciance
oil an old campaigner s''thc mans q fool nowadays
who dou Y all the notices lie GET. Mr. Gibbs
concluded by menacng CITY Hall sqcare with the pos
sbe opening OF temperance union ut tho very centre
OF newspaper intelligence, and as the subject Old not
appear to be popular with tho audience, inconti
nenty dropped his with tho reporters ana
proceeded TO say that SIS Us were wanted IRON that
audience. "I'm sure, suid Mr. Gibbs, 'you wouldn't
ike have the basket passed. around twice Tor such
u small amount that The audience laughed
After brisk Mr. Gibbs had finished his appeal ior
currency and hymn had boon sung Mr.. Shackeiord
OF Atlanta Ga of the leaders OF Tho Good Tcnplar
organ in that State was introduced He CON-
ten days he had followed Mr. Giobs controversy with
the press pretty minutey. He had once been jour-
nalist himself, and hud known many prominent
journalists OF whom tarrcd too long ut the wine
Gun But he was not inclined 10 consure them too
severely rs of all the professions journalism involved
the greatest amount OF brain work with the least re-
Enumeration. Alter him came Dr. Blanchard. OF YER
mont, with the statistics OF stimuanis. poem
young who announced himself us member Oh
tho press camo forward ana took the pledge.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Jan 20-Arrivcd, bark Whistler, Hotchkiss
Sailed Bark Portland Gage San Francisco
BOSTON an 2sEArIiyed steamer VIM Crane ,iiowes
briggs %oranes LoHsharss as habor Wapiii tBn
Rsdovst Mare sshrs Mse 4sSerson St bc% NJ,
sinla: nv Godfrey Batchelder South Amboy; CIV May.
Sesh . Se"ycr nObc.sn '' D'' "'' ''''
BALIII0sE, Ian a7-Arrived schr Victor Br' Pisos.
ciiXRkEsFoS. Jan a5"cissrod. lark Carolina cBo.
ssi-Arrivsa steamers Cult Stream Crowcl New York
,S "ss' srr asts Baker, Bsxer New York
sailen-steamer Raleigh Oliver Bamo'e; barks Caro-.
FarcGiid. do: Ms.lctoe Br,. Dunlap do ALLIANCE tN.r.
GREENpOar. Jan Io--Arrived, schr oliver Jameson.
2si- sailed schrs Curtis Ackcry, Norton and sesuln.
sasToiesred schr vra,e. Simpler. Port Royal.
yEW %HLA a ian II @ bark Aasao s DIrn
NEWPORT. Jan 2o-Ar.vsa. schrs VIM r Barry CID.
Dongls st John, SB for New york. Lucy Handy Bos
ton % & s Ses s a ample ss % a Ameoy m
"I SE% HAVEN an 27-Arrlvea schrs John II chaso
Buell.. Virginia; Morning star, Higgins and WIN Farrcn
PENSACOLA. Jan 24-Arrived, brig Gambia. Harding
% 6a rs1sy D's ss%is ss"s carondes
rfifis SEN fin 'Ss'": Ss~ vsi sa~, Achilles
Bacon Newbnryport barks Ida q (Ita Taligo. London
sas puSs @ ss aHos @ nsss caTh"ssna
sclr Jesse u smith. Tyler. Bilbao.
Sailed steamers Roman. Ashland. Catherine Whitney,
Agnes. indicator Wyoming Virginia. and Norfolk.
PORTLAND. Jan 2S--Arrived steamer Prussian (3r)
Ritchir, liverpool via Halifax.
RICHMOND, Jan 25-sailed, brig Mary Aerton, Bur
CESS Rim Grande
, SAN FRANCISCO. Jnn ao-sailed. hanks kamehamchi
tBr, Wyc Iquque Roswell Spragne. Nordbcrg, aud Ja
Per Sins johnson, Port Gamble.
27th-Arrvcd. bark Nemesis Err, Wand, Bordeaux
schr Sparkling Sea. Harding Boston via Valparaiso
Cleared Bark st Jean tFrj. United Kingdom via Pacific
Islands.
SAVANNAH, Jan 2S--Arrlvcd, steamers Leo DanielA
Ma san: Zen Barnes. Cheesman. New York bark swift
tNor Roe Gloncestcr f. brig Elvc Allen tr, Axeve,o
Bravo Cape Vcrls),
SaiIcd-Steamer Worcester. Hedge Boston; barks Wns
Gordon (sr) IOuov Augusta "a r) verpoo; Jas kitch.
en- tHr). Mcntcvdeo: scnr Liz, o + Dow, Brunswick
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A RUFFIAN PUNISHED.

James Kennedy, ragged rufiian. was arrngped be-
fore Justice Otterbourg Mt tho Washington Place
Court yesterday by Ofcer Fleming, OF the Twentieth
precinct charged with disorderly conduct Mr.. John
snedden was charged with assauting Kennedy. Mrs.
Lizzie Sneddcn, Of No. 402 West Forty street, said
that while IN the street, her residence she was
insutcd by Kennedy, who threw his arms around her
neck. She called her husband, who knocked Kennedy
down. Kennedy, when asked who struck Elm, said he
did not know that he knocked scnselcss. When
asked If he had arrested he hesatngly con-
fessed that Detective Reilly had arrested him for
burglary. Justice Otterbourg sent him to the Island
Tor inree months aud discharged MIR. Sncdden.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-l A. NJ


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-l A. NJ J
Indications.
During Monday in the South Atlantic States station
airy or lower barometer southcry to westerly winds,
warmer and generally clear weather will prevail
In tho Cult States, stationary or falling barometer,
variable Winds mostly oastery and southcry, warmer
and generally clear weather
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising, followed by
falling barometer, westerly and souIhcrly winds,
generally warmer and clear weather.
In the lower lake region, rising barometer, variable
winds, warmer followed by colder partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional ram or snow.
In the Middle and Eastern States. falling barometer,
increasing southwest to southeast Winds probably to
brisk along coast warmer. partly cloudy weather,
and in the latter aud northern portion OF the former
probably RAIN followed by rising barometer
and winds shifting to colder westerly northcrly.
The Savannah, Cumberland and Lower Ohio rivers
continue to fall slowly and the Mississippi at and be.
low Memphis to rise slowly.
Cautionary signals ordered for the New England
coast
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

RE-RsTABLIsHAEST or LIGHT AT PORT SAN JUAN, Pr.
Information has received that tho light at Port San
juan has bsen re-estMbshed The light Is fixed white
light showing bright flash ut about seconds duration
every minute elevated feet above the level Of the
weather should be visible for distance OF IL
miles The iron tower situated On the battery
Of the Moro Castle 10 yards n 1880 from the old
painted white and dark the foundation.
Of brick Is also octagona The illuminating apparatus
On my last voyage to New Orleans. whom passing Hat
Years wind light from NE and smooth
heard tho sound OF the automatic nnoy distant about
miles Passed c0se Il and confined to hear the sound
passing II Hbout miles 1t Is hoped the government
will have these bunys placed ut the mouth OF all habors
and shoals along the they will he the means OF
saving many lives. GEORGE DEARBORN.
Master steamer New Orleans.
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STOLE HIS SISTERS JEWELS.

On the Goth OF January Edward G. Caierty stole
from his sister, ElzaJ Pride, No. 141 East Twenty
ninth street, two diamond finger rings, two pair Of
pearl earrings gold and, among other articles
of equal value gold breastpp, In which was pic
turc OF Judge BIxby. Mrs. Pride Is cousin OF tho
Judge which will account for her possession OF the
picture. All the articles recovered. with the
ception OF two rms, which pawned At the
Fifty street Court yesterday Calerty was held
Tor trial in default OF S., 900 BAIL
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SPOKEN.

Ship Lancaster Leland, from Liverpool for Southwest
Pass. Jan IL, OH Tusknr.
Bark ,;unevcre t from Liverpool for Tybee. Jan Is.
lat 81, Ion 4,
Bark wakefield Carver from Cardiff for batavia. Dec l3
lat 2 =. Ion 70 W..
Bark Albion Br,: wyman, from New York for Rio Jan.
GIRO, Dec 49, lat . N. Ion 30 W.
Bark City Carlisle tB) Penny from Liverpool for San
Francisco Dec "a. lat Is n. Ion 20 W.
lat 80. Ion 4.
Bark Iolme tBr), from Sunderland for San Fran
ciso. Dec - no lat, &c.
Bark Mary + Chapman (Br). Atkinson, from Liverpool
for New ork Jan 10, lat 40, Ion 10.
\ vessel showing JRCP from New York tor -, Dec 4.
lat n. Ion 81 W
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INDICTED JERSEY FREEHOLDERS

Every member Of the Board OF Chosen FrcehoIders
OF Hudson county. " j., who voted for tho purchase
of a new court house at Jersey City has been in
dictcd The indictment covers thrty-two pages, and
the wrs OF arrest will be served within the three
days. The announcement caused great excitement IN
Jersey Cny Twelve reehoders and the director at
large Mr. Halsted, without whose signature the
scheme could not have been contaminated, aro TO DO
placed on trial. In spite OF reports ~ tho contrary,
Mr., Halsted stil remains ut Bav0nne.
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Schr Marvel. 0'Kee'e. Providence for New York.
Schr Dart. Campbell. stamford for New York.
Schrsauei Goodwin. Williams. stamford tor Now YORK.
schr Sac Burton. Burlcy- Stamford FOR New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer ID Valentine. Rose. New York for New Haven.
Brig Esa Stevens, Higgins. New York for boston land
nnchorcdin Hart leland ROAD.
Schr WIN Mason. Preach. New York for Boston.
Schr lie en- Th0mpson. bradford II0b0ken for Boston
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Mrs Catherine Fanly, aged thirtyseven years, died
suddenly at her place OF residence, No. 1876 Church
street. Brooklyn. Saturday night. verdict OF
jury
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours,
parison with the corresponding date last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Buildng:- -
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COUNTERFEIT DIMES.

Walter Walsh and John Carr, respectable looking
young fellows, wero arraigned at tho Fiity.seventh
Street Court yesterday charged with passing counter
ination by tho United States Commissioners.
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YACHTS. s,rEAMBOATs. &C.

fACHTS. STENNI3ONTS, &C.
LNOv sALE-rHf SCHOONER YAUIif uLfMPSEi
length 5t feet breadth, III IN feet dcpth ~ feet
2y27 tons In good condition throughout; well found: sail
ing qualities last. For Information apply GALLUP
MOK.iAN n ca. t;roton. Conn
STsAM LAUNCH FOX SALE-liALF COST: WAR
k)funtcd last aud la Dimensions 33
long It. beam; surface condensng Address W. r. II AH
klS, Billevic. y. j.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JAxEIRo. Jan. %, 1877.
Coffee market very quiet prices nearly nominal; good
nrsts, go 1850 per 10 kilos. Exshange Lon
dom 2I5s
SANTOS. Jan 23, 1877.
Coffee Inferior Santos, 100 YvO rss per 10 kloA
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average Temperature yesterday 3O5
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
year. A.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE MONTHS
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 BSOLurE DIVURCrs LEiAL EVrnYWHEkH
n speedily obtained without publicity; superatiye 81
success guaranteed; consultations tree FBEU
EEICK KIM. Lawyer, U S. Marks place, ADJOINING
Cooper InstiAshs.
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Dna Jan i4-passed, rroas MUIR from Baltimore for
anchored l4th Eva Parker sIocomb. from Bremen for
New York; 18th Baltic. Brinton London for Annapolis
Lesseps stcen Baltimore; Tam.o -shaner. soule, San
sailed la.h. Ansocrat. Kcnealy. baltimore; Mar
pAxrxrc Jan ii-Arrived Maria Adelaide, Pocats,
FALMOUTH Jan l5-Arrived Confdcnza. Lonbards Bati.
fnxosessn.vgs, Jan il,o or. -hyr" Bohlin. from
FLrs,iSa Jan I2-saled, William, Harding Grom Ant
Gn,xsSs. Jan i5-1n the roads, Nimbus Leonard from
San Francisco ior Hull
sailed 18th. Imperator Giuseppe l. Prcmuda, New
Gmsrsocx Jan la-sailcd Kit Carson Spence Rangoon.
Now ,rssns ,ish. pyron. uhm..easen Ncw YORK sth
Ceiesma Copaitich, do; Mennonite Andersen, do Ulster
arSoI Jan Il-ClcareI. Flora Goodale Baker, Mes.
ina,Irsn. Jan il Arrived. King Arthur e, COW H.
New avcn for Constantnople e"nd would probably pro-
UiLLr Dec Is-Arr;vod. ycsuvius, Timer. Caps Town
HAvsn Jan i3-Anlved,J Atkinson. Endsor. Charles.
Cleared iath Moonheam, Field: Hampton Roads: G NJ
Ncwns. Roland Mobile; Annie Burril Sanders south
s.isd a.n; India. zssh"risscn. Sew York; Lizzie
.ie ' saady i"s Fearless: Slater ho"s.
HAxnunc Jan iisailca. Divico, Jorscnsen. New York
sailed from G"xSsyon iath rsnchsn. CAIN rhsaephia:
siss ess.o Jam T. S
s." s.% sh @
Boytom. McMucn. galveston; Henry Winshlp. Doane,
Dana rtscottA; I5th. Icarus. Cochrane, New York.
sailed 1th-Saturn. Olsen, Darcn Emily fowhcr HI
ton Delaware Breakwater; unevere Keith, Tybee John
DE Castn Musans, Southwest PISS: upico Scnialinc,
Baltimore; Zephyr. Sweetser, New Orleans
Cleared 18th, Boe Walters Waycott. Cardenas; Richard
Ill Hubbard Charleston: Merom Lowell Hampton Roads;
kcwsptrce. Cunningham, Mobile; Norhnmpton, rrass.
southwest Pass, Scrug. Tomnssovicl Delaware Broak-
Prinz Regent, Hcrwig Dolby q Penney. Pcnery.
Hampton Roads; Ala, Asakscn. New York; Anerod
MGray. Tybee.
LoNpox l5Arrived IIebe Bosge, Baltimore; Saga,
Bull River. =
Cleared 18TH Impero ulton. Hampton Roads; Oscar II.
Michnclsen, Baltimore: 18th. otetsOn, Moore, New
York City OF annoy Crawford. San francisco.
sailed from Grycsend 18th. kvsnos Pensacola; 18th.
Luigi X. Baltimore; Cito. Wilmington; 10th, Mary Bird.
Batavia.
Ikiri, Jan 13-Sailed Amor Narxocatto Philadelphia
LONDONDERRY. Jan 13-Arriyed Countess OF Dufcrin,
Fcgan, Baltimore.
suilcd 18TH. Kong Sverre. kliascn. Baltimore.
MAAsLUis, Jan llSailcd. Jupiter, Schild New York:
Ccrerc Cnttarnich, Philadelphia; Inca, Wndhorst, do;
12th. Skjodmocn. Lund. baltimore.
MELBOURNE, Nov 22-Cleared. Triumph, Hollywood,
Boston. ~
Arrived Jan l3, VI stctson. Curtis Victoria.
NEWPORT Jan 13-Saed, Goconaa. smith Mntnnzas
PORTLAND Jan lfPut Into the roads Cattarina Pietra
from Antwerp Tor New York,
PLYxourn. Jan i3-saied Hermod Krog iron London,
New Orleans
PALAs. i'm Is-Pssssd. q NJ Davis, Koopman. from Io
hos for the Loire.
PApASd Dee se-saiicd previously. Chattanooga. Free
mmm, New York.
QuKExsrowS. Jan l4--A,rvcd. Grace Cam, ~ John
NB tor Cork; Geo Norton Davies Liverpool Tor South
west Pass