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FOREIGN PORTS.

Asp,ywAIL Jan e4-Arrived. steamer Colon, Griffin
Boxs.r 2p port ships Oneida Baton for f MaIs
and vsnhoe. Hermann unc; bark chas Fobes Tor rice
Jan In ship Lewis ps,.J IFssy
' Ms Ss% sSs
New ei.ared sshrs ASa%. Adams; Middle
' .7a kin Palms
ns, ';
%s sne New sh Ts'f i ssckasy re-
CLARK Geogie Shepherd Rich unc Belle Hooper, Gil
FiIxouTR Ja Jan DIN port. schr Potosi, Curtis for
Havana. Jan 27-saled. steamer Hadgi tBD. Tobin
H.lirAx. Jan 2s-Arved, bark Norway, Matthew'S
Sailed 2sth steamer ssrdnisn Bp Dutton from Port
Sailed soth steamer tBr) Bouchstse from Lv.
NsSpss ill., Ss ass srS
' H Sss Bs ,s York
Caleb Eaton Savage from Boston, arrived 9Th Tor United
Las PALxAs. Jan Sin port. schr ssesmsn. Fisher.
X.sa. Jan i71A!ryeS SHE Eaish. Manson, San Fran
MosryviDEo Dec 2lArrivsd ship Elipha'es Greoly'1.
Sailed Dec Is, brig John Topper obi, Pshi Buenos
MILK RIVER ia. Jan s-Jn port. schr Addie Bryant.
ss ' Mary Ts b.a s Den from s
Su.asGupe arrived 18Th to load %oa,ses 'chr Hattie
in port an ~. Mott Brown from acmel.
arrived Dec III clearing for New York, with oranges
OLp HARnoR ia. Jan 9-In port brig Dashaway Obi.
Small, for New York.
P0xcE. Jan 12-Arrved previously. schr Bessie Black
(Br,. Ludlow. New York
SAVANNA Ia MAR Jan Gin port, schrs Palmer Stew.
ems and Alice ROardmnn. Boyd. for New York.
ST THOMAS. Jan l4-Arrived brig: Eugene. veAiie.
land sailed 18th for Turks Islands and Bxlti
mere: 18TH Ivanhoe (r) Kirkpatrick. Trinidad J STEVE
tBr Crane, Barbados: 7th schr Ellen trl Ford 40
MeK s""s from Baltimore cGss Hoard 1RS Hesssn:
ger Tor New YORK; Ellie Butler tBr,; Williams -;
schrs Mary Young (Br) -. and Druid -. ldg; John
| n Coley. Wilcox. uuc. :,
Arrived z, schr Edna Harwood. Turner. New forG
| land sailed 18th for Jamaica) .
JOHN NIB. Jan 3o-Arrived. ship Andrew Lovttt (brs
, Durkee. Tybee. 80 80 ..
| for orders: Nellie Clark, Clark, Cardeuss
Sailed 3oth brig Ellen H tBr). belong, Cardenas.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURES.

BILL FOR GOVERNING THE POLICE AND FIRE
DEPARTMENTS OF NEW JERSEY AND NEWARK
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSES ON THE DEATH
OF EX-GOVERNOR DANIEL HAINEs.
TRENTON, jap 90, 1877
In the Senate to-day Mr. Ludlow introduced bill to
provide the maintenance and education of the deaf
and dumb institution to be located at New Bruins
wick. 1t provides Tor the appointment Of nine trus-
tees by the Governor and calls for appropriation of
$500, 900 The same bill introduced last year by
MT Jarrard, and after provoking much excitement IL
was defeated.
In the House the Speaker appointed Messrs De WITT
Grggs and Yard AS special committee to inquire into
o to each member OF the JOINT Committee ON Treas
urer's Accounts in November last in obedience TO u
resolution adopted last evening
Tomorrow bill will be introduced providing for
the government OF police and fire departments in
cities containing population Of 105, coo and over
board OF commissioners. consisting OF two members
from each political party shall be appointed for each
city. and the Mayor, who shall be an oilcio mem
Der, shall have the castrg vote on all questions that
may arise. The bill only relates 10 cities in the
Statc--Ncwark and Jersey City.
A concurrent resolution Will be offered some time
this week, calling for announcement die the
The following concurrent resolution was adopted
this morning
Resolved blouse Of Assembly concurrng That the Sem
ten O'Clock Ia respect to the OF Governor Daniel
1aines. and that this resolution be entered UPON the
minutes OF the two houses.
II WIS adopted unanimously by both houses.
Mr. Ward said that In addition to the resolution, he
proposed ut some iulure time to oIer other resolutions
which shall more fully express the valuable of
the late Ex-Governor as a public man and citizen.
Both houses accordingly adjourned
The night over the state Comptrollership Is getting
warm The respective forces OF Stockton and Nc
Michael mastering in full strength, and lively
times are ahead.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxsrraDAx. Jan 2s-sacd. ship Electra Dutch, for
Savannah
BRISTOL. Jan 29-Arrved, bark Hjemmes (Nor), Inge-
mundsen. Wilmington. NC.
CApIz. Jan 3o-Arrived bark Nsvsrsink, Jarvis. New
York.
FAYAL-Arrved, bark venexis NtaD, PraelL. New York
for Queenstown tsee below.
GooLR Jan 29-Arrived. bark Aladdin tNor). Jensen.
Daren brig Trio sBr) Kelley. Baltimore.
Sailed 29sh bark Kong HAROLD (Nop, schwings United
States.
GIBRALTAR Jan 27-Passed steamer Cassalis (Br) But
Ter nrom Messna Scl, New York
HAvRg, Jan 27-Arrved. bark Henri sempe tFr). Fack
enbarg Savannah Both. ship Pleades Chase New Orleans
via Key West.
HAMBURG, Jan 29--Arrived. barks Won werder Ger,
AschoG. Philadelphia; Margareths GER. Muller, do.
Sailed 29th bark Marina Dodsro dtsD, veilia Baiti-
LtvxapooL, Jan 3o-Arrived, steamers Iliyrian Obj
worthington, Boston; Palestine DO Power do ship
Gregory Anderson. San Francisco; bark John Chase
Davis. savannah see below.
Also arrived 3oth ship Eurydice Obj. Edwards Mobile
Sailed 2sth, steamer Isrian ( fitt Boston 3oth ship
Paul Boyton Br, McMuen. United statcs; bsrks Albion
(Nor), Larsen, do: Blue Bird (Br). Michencr, Halifax
Also sailed 3Oth. bsrks Lottie stewart iBr). Sinclair.
New York: Priscilla, OAkes. Tybee; Hawthorn, Mason,
United States.
Lospox. Jan 29--Ceared brig Baltic tBr). Brinton.
United states; 3oth bark Edward Jewett tBr, Maln-
quist do.
LARxn Ian 24-sailed steamer state Of Pennsyivana,
knight from Glasgow, New York.
LISBON, Jan 2l-Arrived brig Rosss starta Qtal) Cap
pcctto. New York.
MARsxlLLEs Jan 29-saied. barks Lorena4 blanchard,
New York; Courier dc Canals r GoueL Psnsseoa; brig
Primo utsD. Cardoue. New Orleans
QUEENSTOWN Jan 8o--Arrived ship Lydia (Br) Cloudy,
Savannah; bark Charley tBr,. Robinson. New York.
Also arrived sosh. bark Naja (or Knudsen. New York
| with al iibboom.
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SHOT AND ROBBED.
From the Memphis Appeal, Jan. q.

From the Memphis Appeal Jan. 81
From parties who reached this city yesterday VIC
learn that murder committed near Friars Point,
Miss, last Wednesday The details oil the murder are
not known, but from what learn the assassin g
object was get hold OF 800 During the day two
men named Malone and Campbell who resided several
miles from Friars Point. visited that town, and re-
NAMED there while, attending TO business. Late n
the afternoon the two men mounted their horses to
return home. They went The same road until sep.
ssating Tor their respective homes, but Campbell
again his. AS he did not re-
turn his family became uneasy. and next
day Of the ncignbors were horrhsd
upon Gnaing CampbelPs hieless body near the place
where ne had parted with his companion, Malone.
Upon examination II found that Campbell had
been shot through and through and then robbed OF
500 which he had upon leaving town, and c;rcum.
stances led 10 the belief that Malone had committed
the murder. The day alter the murder Malone re
turned Frars Point and seen 10 make display
OF q large sum OF money while taxing drink In sa-
loon Shortly thereafter he was arrested upon the
charge Of being the man who murdered Campbell IL
seems that after the separated for their respcc
tive homes Malone returned and followed Campbell
until favorable opportunity was had 10 shoot him
dead and then rob him Of his money.
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IN A WARM CELL.

Miss Mary Craig, Of No l4e West Nineteenth street,
called upon Mrs Kate Morrison, Of No. ~ Charlton
street, on Saturday last, and during her visit Mrs
Morrisons brother showed the visitor his sisters gold
watch and chain Young Morrison soon after lett the
parlor Later Mrs. Morrison returned home and found
Mss Craig Departed and that her watch and chain
were missing. The circumstances were reported 10
the police and last evening Detective Reynolds OF the
Eighth precinct arrested Miss Craig al her residence
The young lady admitted thai she had puroined the
tmepece. but could not explain why she mad COM
mitted the theft She sad that she had pawncd the
articles She was placed in a warm cell 70 remain
during the night.
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A NEW JERSEY BORGIA.

FIVE PERSONS POISONED By SERVANT GIRL IN
ASSIGNED FOR THE ACT.
Tho usually quiet town Of Elizabeth, N. j., is at
present undergoing sort of social hysera induced by
the discovery that young woman has endeavored to
poison the family under whose roof tree she had found
q home
THE "hopEL GIRL"
II appears that three weeks ago q woman,
styling herself Henrietta Young, applied for employ
ment at the house OF Mr.. John O. Magie old and
spected citizen Of Elizabeth Mrs Magie being in need OF
help employed the woman who gave references some
OF the best people In the place On tho strength OF
these recommendations she was employed, Mrs Magic
on account of Ill health posponing the verifcaton
of the character" the girl presented The SER
want gave satisfaction, and joy In the house
the advent in It Of tho model GIRL" She went about
her work like an experienced domestic; but after
little while she gave indications OF suen disposition
On Friday evening Mr. Magic and his family started to
20 TO Springfield in sleigh visit TO
some relatives and Henrietta thought they
had better have hot tea before
thew started and SO served them some before they
went All the family except Mr.. Magic, who had
dined with his father law. and younger son, for
whom Henrietta nad great using, u'apS INC .ea' ana
twelve years SO I'll that II was found necessary 10
leave him at Springfield and on the return trip Miss
seized with commissions of vomiting On Saturday
morning DR.. Green called In ana found the
patients suffering from poison. or course he
was unable to discover what kind Of poison
had been administered but that some irritant
poison had into the stomachs OF his patients
he was certain. Tho application OF antIao'es relieved
the sufferers, and on Sunday they all improved The
family were unable to account lcr the cause OF
their trouble as they had taken nothing TO drink but
the tea gwen them by Henrietta on Friday Suspicion
thereupon attached to HENRIETTA and on Monday sho
was arrested by Chief of Police keron on charge OF
| nftemutiuR TO Kill the Magic family.
! THE woMAN's HISTORY.
| Since her arrest Monday afternoon many facts
regarding the past history OF Henrietta have to
| light. Is appears tnat her real name is Henrietta
Grnne; that she Is native OF Massachusetts,; that
! she was formerly employed as cook on canal boat
that she was arrested about year since charge
of larceny.
| AN AVERSION TO CHILDREN
1t Is said that the prisoner has aversion to chill.
dren and this Is the only assigned Tor her
cent nomicdal action. After Mrs Mage and the chill
dreu left house the prisoner told John Titus.
colored servant that they would be sick, and she
glad OF it, The police have iai led 10 lind that any poison
has recently been sold in Elizabeth to the prisoner
or any likely to give it to her. An analysis Is
now in progress, which will develop the nature OF the
poison administered to the Aagies The doctors, from
the symptoms, declare it TO DO either antmony or
|
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JANUARY 80, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 30, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORT1D BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTRsroyK TELEGRAPH LISR
Steamer Caribel (Br. Ferguson. Aux Cages Jan IL,
Jacme 18TH Port Prince I'D and Cons ves sd. with
mdse and passengers to PIN: Forwood Co
Steamer San salvador. Nickcrson, Savannah JanI II.
with mdse and passengers to ieo Yonge.
Steamer Champion Lockwood, Charleston Jan u, with
mdse and passengers toJasW Quintard 4 Co.
Steamer Pioneer, Wakely. Wilmington. NC. y days. with
mdse and passengers to VIM Clyde 4 Co.
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion steam
brig 4 Merriman Lecraw. Pernambuco 30 days. with
sugar Robertson Crossed the Equator Jan In lon
81 had tine weather TO ilatteras thence strong NV
and Nk winds and much snow and rain.
Schr Menawa Pairchild Fernandna 10 days. With ium
Der TO Jonas smith 4 TO.
Schr VIM Young. Somers. virginia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
US soop Of war Severn Mcseares New London for New
York
steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish, New Bedford for
steamer Ga,atca Young. Providence for New York
steamer Amos Y Barstow, Kenny. Providence Tor New
York . 49, .
schr Riverside ( Grips. st john NIB. for New York.
Schr II q Bird Backington kockland for New York.
Schr Agnes, iodgdon, Boston tor New York
schr Conn ectcut Allen. New London for New YORK.
Scr ennie Rogers Rogers. New London Tor New iorE.
Schr Oliver Ames. Babbtt. Somerset Tor New York,
scbr o Acken. Toms. stamford for New YORK
by Captains Island Long Island Sound, BY the master Of
sctr HIanmire
BOUND EAST.
Brig Manson, Gardner. New York for New Haven
Schr Y Il Hallock Knowles New York for Boston.
Schr GEORGE. Churchmsn. New York tor Boston,
schr Virginia, West. lloboksn Tor Boston.
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THANKS TO PRESIDENT GRANT
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARTFORD Conn.,, Jan. 80, 1877.
In the State Legislature, to-day, the resolutions in
dorsing the Electoral Compromise plan finally
disposed of adversely both branches adherng to their
dsagrceing action
Judge Graves, of Litchfcd, the democratic leader Of
the House. then produced the following, which was
adopted UNANIMOUSLY
Resolved That the thanks OF this General Assembly
due to the President OF the United States for his
action approving the Electoral bill recently passed
by Congress-; and that cordially indorse the
Message of the Executive to the Senate OF the United
States giving his reasons for such approval
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A SERVANTS HAUL.

Mr.. Cornelius D. Earle, Of No. 81 West Eleventh
street, reported 10 Inspector Thorne at Police Head
quarters, last evening, that he engaged servant
woman about two months ago and that sne left his
house last evening with a box containing the follow
ing property beons ng TO him Two stock certificates
OF $1,000 each, Of the Corn Exchange Bank, In the
name Of Nary d. Earle; two bank books OF the Sea.
mems Bank in the same name; bank book Of the
Greenwich Bank, IN the name of Aida f. Earle !:
$4,000 worth OF second mortgage bonds OF The inter
national Railroad OF Texas; 5000 In national bank
notes and $500 worth OF jewelry.
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FILE CUTTERS STRIKING.

The file cutters OF Williamsburg deeming them selves
aggrieved, struck work Saturday last and have now
perfected q trades union. There Eve shops, en-
ploy.ng sevcnty-nve men. For the past two years
wages have been reduced twenty cent after Christ
mas, and the men want thirty per cent Sheffield
prices 10 eQualZe the market This Will make the
wages zen per cent more than the amount paid last
year, and the employers will not accedc to the de-
md
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MINNESOTA'S ELECTORAL VOTE.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. so 1877.
Ex-Governor Davis, President Of the late Electoral
College Of Minnesota, has been subpenaed before the
House Committee on the Rights, Privileges and Duties
Of the House in Counting the Electoral Vote, probably
10 testify with the action Of Mr. Finseh
the alleged ineligible elector. Finseth claims TO
have out his first naturalization papers year
ago, but that the clerk OF the court did not mako a
fact because he Finseth feared to attract
attention TO his having neglected the matter while he
holding Office for years. Democrats suspect that
his papers really applied for within the few weeks
past and irauduently dated back.
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YOUTHFUL DEPRAVITY.

boy named John Connolly, fourteen years Of age,
of No 1913 Tenth avenue, dragged little girl seven
years old named Clara winmans, into an area way
last night When tho iatters father attempted TO ar
rest him he drew a dirk knife and stabbed Winmans In
the neck the knife causing severe wound. Connolly
Ia In CUSTODY
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

william Ecke German, thrty.nlnc years OF age,
resdngn this city at No 327 Broome street. attempted
suicide by loapng into the East River from the Roose.
welt street Terry boat Commodore Barney He was res.
cued by the deck hands, and said that he had
cludcd to put an end 70 bis sunerines being out OF
money and work. When the boat reached Williams
burg Ecke was In such state OF exhaustion that he
was removed to The CITY Hospital
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JERSEY JUSTICE. (?)

In the Newark Court yesterday Thomas Nugent a
Justice OF the Peace, was called upon to plead to
indictment found against him by the Grand Jury
charging him with having wickedly and
corruptly embexzed So 900, the funds OF the Mutual
building and Loan Association. lie pleaded not guilty
and In default OF 900 bail remanded TO
jal to await trial The circumstances Of
the appear TO be very aggravated aud have
already been set forth IN the HERALD Tho worst fea-
ture 10 the number OF poor people who, a alleged,
have been swndled out OF their hard earnings
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A FRAUD DISCOVERED.
BosroS, Jan. 30, 1877.

BosroS, Jan. 30, 1877.
The journal says:-
The Treasury agents here have worked up case
which Will bring before the United States
courts one OF the largest manufacturing com
panies OF the State-the National TUBE
Works Company. II Is charged that they
have received from the government above Sl0O. 600
drawback on exported goods on the plea that they
were manufactured OF imported iron on which duty
had been paid. whereas they were manufactured
wholly OF American iron. Suits IRE 10 be begun al
once Tor the amount OF drawback and penalties. which
will the claim OF the government TO $500 900
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A FATAL BRAWL.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80, 1871.
This evening, as John Pye ana John Keegan were
returning iron work. they encountered Samuel Ewing
and James keenan, at the corner OF Eighteenth and
Wharton streets, both drunk. dispute arose which
ended in Pyc drawing chisel from his pocket and
stabbine Ewing with II above the eye, producing o
wound which resulted In instant death. keenan, was
also cut with the chsc but his injuries danger
ous Pye and Kecsar we're arrested
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GUILTY OF MURDER.

ST. Louis, JAM 80, 1877
Edgar NJ. Moore, eighteen years DID, who has been
trial for several days past for shooting Mabel Hail.
actress at the Theatre comique here, with wnom he
was infatuated, some months ago, was convicted TO-.
day Of murder IN the first degree The Jury recon-
mended him to the mercy Of the Court and his counsel
VIII move for q trial.
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SNOW IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 80. 1877.
IL has been raining heavily all day throughout the
State, except In the southern portion with strong
southeast wind. Dispatches indicate that the
storm Is extending southwark and will
probably become general. II Is showing In the noun
tains and on the line o the Central Pacific Railroad
but no delay to trains has yet occurred. Appear.
ances indicate protracted storm.
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ELECTION.

CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 80. 1871
Az meeting OF the trustees OF Dartmouth College
held to-day Rev. Samuel c. Bartlett OF Chicago, was
elected president OF the college Resolutions com.
plimentary TO the retiring president were passed.
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BHooKLYN's WEATHER BUREAU.

Mr. J. l. Gilbert, Superintendent OF tho new Signal
Service Bureau In Brooklyn, has selected the north
Of Myrtle avenue and Fulton as tho
point for the erection of tho station and is thought
TINT everything will be working order by the last OF
rext week. The station will have Indicators Of tho
weather placed In such position to be visible from
the street
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MOBILE SPRING RACES.

MOBILE, Ala. Jan. 30, 1877.
The Mobile Jockey Club will hold three days meet.
Ing commencing in the latter part Of March, Liberal
purses will be gwen.
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SAILED.

Steamers Wisconsin (Br for Liverpool; wyanoke Rich.
%ond AZ barks Sarah DID Cork Hawthorn tBr, do Or
bur Havana; Saga DAM Copenhagen: schrs Anita Ciu
dad Bolivar; W II Knight Ponce Geo Tsroell, -.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenyour hours in compar
with the corresponding date Of last year. ind
Gated by the Thermometer a. Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building:-
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SPOKEN.

Bark Mendoza Perry from Pensacola Busnos Ayres.
Dec is, lat 81 81. Ion Us ~ w.
rak Gertrude lBr, from - for Melbourne. Nov o. LAT
SO \. Ion 80 - w.
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PRE- PORT IN rnx PHILIPPINES.
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from King Georges soand Nov 81, bark Canton,
Sherman, OF Nh. TO cruise.
Arrived .. Port Prays Dec IS. schr Clara Sparks,
Sparks Of Provincetown, last from Canary Islands.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin Dr. Forsyth, Liverpool VIA Qussns-
town-Wulizms 4 Guion-
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.


THOMAS POINT LI0Hr-C1IRSAPRAKR BAY.
WAsHiSGToS Jan 3Recrrinx TO the notice to arners
Of 20 1871 relative to the temporary dsconnusnce
Of tho light the shosl on Thomas Point the side
Of the Chesapeake Bay the Lighthouse Board gives notice
that and after this dne the light viii DO again exhibit
ed II will DO Of the fourth order saowing red dash
30 seconds.
PHILIPPINES
WASHINGTON. Jan sOInorma alton has been received At
the Department OF State, from the Vice Consul Of the
United States Manila respesting the port Of Hello in
the Soooo Archipelago, which has been declared by she
Spanish government 10 be absolutely free from duties
foreign from Nov TO- 1875 with the exception Of
mnnitions Of such traffic might inju
rious to morality the public health Vessels visiting the
above required to full manifest OF their
cargo, stores &c, within ~ hours aftcr arrival
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Average temperature yesterday. .................
Average temperature Tor corresp onding date last
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW FOR rHn MONTHS
JANUARY FEBRUARY
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
Sun sss AN. MOO. naa ~.ass 10 o.
Sun sets. ........... 8 IT Sandy Hook. morn 10
Moon rises EVE s rs He'll Gate. morn ii -
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. sc

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.
CTEAM LAUNCH FOR sALE-HALF COST: VAR.
)ranted last and In every respect: dimensions 81 n
RiS. Bcllevie. N J. W. - law
WANTED TO BUY-A TUG BOAT. FROM il TO is-
w inch cylinder; state price, buiid and ali
ONCE. 80 1850 ''''"'s
WANTED-A sCOw: MUST BE ABOUT 2Ixtv FEEr
w Address stating price Dimensions and where a. can bc
seen, r.. Post Office box 5.2Ol - $3.50 - $50 "
MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES, LE,iAI, EyEkYWjiE RSG
iAspeedy obtained without publicity; supcrative adj
ynntages success. guaranteed consultations free FRED.
ERlck kiNu. Lawyer. st. Marks place, adjoining