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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03

GIsnALrAR. Dec 2e-Arrived. bark Saboncsllo tAus).
Criilccb New York (before reported without datel.
In 1T Dec 10. schr Eva Smith, Saunders, from New
York.
HAVANA Dec % Arrived. steamers Gilsland (Br). Rut-
Newcastle 24th DilstonCaste (Br) Smith, Liver
Returned oath brig Magin tsp) Graua Tor Brunswick.
Ga to land OF the Sailors who badly injured by
Sailed 22d, barks Hester Blanchard Hardy, New York;
23d Folio (Sp! Lagunello Savannah; Providencia Sp),
oliver do schrs seth Todd. Norwood Pensacola; Eta
josie Bunker New Oreans 24th brig Guadalupe (Sp>,
Cleared a4th stcamer Pamerin tBr,. Conner. New Or
Archer, Baltimore for Liverpool.
Sal ed lst steamer Morsvian (Br), Graham (from Lv
MoNTEviDKo. Nov % In port, bark Mary Rideout (B).
Carthy Tor dol schr wiiiiamine Scott Havre nil dg:
MArAszAs Dec ss-saed bark Jessie OBJ. Jones, of
RIO JAsm,Ro Nov 2s--Arrived, bark Mary A Kristen
Br Kristen, Marseiles: brig Sally Brown, Small Mira
sailed No IS ship David Stewart .rs). Forbes: Balti
Odd tNor) Morensen. Baltimore brig latch (3r, Robin,
Now Orleans; 2sth ship Reporter. Spring Calcutta bark
Anna tNor Vineyard, Baltimore; Dec = brig Chowan
SHANGHAI Nov 24-Iu port. ship Golden State. Dsano.
bark Corea CBr), Adams. Tor 90.
Sailed Nov IS. bars Cold stream. sa!te. New York
PhiiadeIphia: Mercedes (p) Azqueta Savannah Mozat
Ger), Albrehsen New YORK. all before reported without
SANTOS, Nov 2s-sailed. bark Sophie (sw). for New
TRIxrpAD Dec 1s-Arrved, schr Virginia Loo tprobaby
In port Dec 90 schr Perry, Look, from New York.
YOKOHAMA. Dec 5-In port. ships Alice Mnot, Whit.
from do willard Sudgea Dickey for New York; Annis
W Weston. Wipsor. tor United Kingdom.
Expected 20 10 ad-stcansr ststs Of Aishsms foe New
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FSrd Bears "a. R S: ship o..so @ Gai''1 Bel:
Saith orowell. Havana; Howard Hunt. Hand, savan
sailed-steamsr MsrcedtA
LrwEs Del. Jan i-Arrvsd. bark catharins. Aceams
sd-Arrived steamer Dunmore tBr). Johnston. Messina
Went to ses-stesmer Togantius Cnewl. Howard, Para
saisd-Bar Mss.imo d Ansshe dtan. for Baltimore.
d,%assd se5r Mary yniS.T rhsdscph oa.
cisarod rsshr Hdds Bird mo, as bsiore, Fas..
Sailed, schrs Fannie A Bailey. BENZ Church. Cora
"a Arrived, steamer Lake champlain (Br, Burnsom,
Liverpool schrs Tennessee New York; Eva PittenGiIl
Ms: rks ss-;s s.rd'n'' brig
sPaovipESoN Jan l1Ar1ivsds , steamer r TonawsnaS
S Snss%a" s r''''
saed->cnrs Illinois Wilson ssyreylle M ohm stock.
Sadie wicn,t Watt. do
Hayden. Seattle: bark G Dnblin Cartel seaSeek
Sailed Mark Grace Roberts; Olsen honoir,u p,
orpooi; Eaton Hall lBf Lloyd, BnrrArd Inlet and Aus
sSxsYAHs Jana l s5 steamer Gen Barne.
aS%rrvca Cd. steamer cam ssmin"s Matthews. Boston sst
George Booth DIR. Jones' Newry schr Georgia MeFar-
Geo ADod ys:na Sst%?rs land
Policy Capp do Arcadia Br Andersen nayre Gsrioa
pp. niS OPP A''
sssd.shio. P"rt ROYAL Ardn more
Slusman Fernsndina: Frank Queen Philadelphia.
ST MARYS. Ga Dec 20 rived briss American Union.
Collins Santander t.nd sailed 26th for Fernandna 26th
Cha tSp). rstopina. Havana
Cleared 18th banks wmburn (Br. Halliday, Hull. 4;
26th Richart Ger. Paske. Bouogne.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Jan t-Arrived. schrs Lottc X
Friend Collins: Leonard A Burnham. HARRIS Oliver
Ames Rabbit and Martha lnnis Newcomb nll from Wee
hawken: Adde i Avery. Thompson. New York: Theresa
Volt Chamron oboken. all for Boston, Nellie Lnmper
Higgins 90 for Lynn: George Prescott Nash Port john
tor Portsmouth; Venus, Clark South Amboy for Penn
broke Ida May Faulkngham do for Mil Bridge, Sea Lion
dr. Mcintyre. HoDosen for st John.
SaiIed-Schr Kit Carson.
WILMINGTON. NC. Jan 2-Arrived. bsrks Helen (Ger)s
Falk. Drogheda; Dagmer. Cfor). Gregsen. Bilbao.
Cleared Barxs Friedrich !Ger. Lau. Amsterdam; Vor.
warts Ger, Lohse, Liverpool.
WOODS HOLE, Jan I-Saod schr LavInia Warren.
for Pensacola.
In schr Joseph Allen, idg for Southern port.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
TERRIBLE NEW YEARS TRAGEDY IN
PENNSYLVANIA VILLAGE.

PENNSYLVANIA VILLAGE.
CATAsAUQUA, jan 2, 1878.
The village Of Ferndalc. near this place, last
night the Of terribly determined MURDER fol-
low by the suicide OF the assassin. The village is
composed Of some forty or dity dwellings, owned by
the Catasauqua Manufacturing Company, whose roll
Ing mill gives employment to most Of the Inhabitants
In tho mill was young man named John Haddock,
Welshnan py birth and puddler by trade. He
twenty-five years old, steady, ipdustrous. aud
leader in the social pleasures OF the young people
tho place, and had long been attentive to q very
QUOT, pretty girl living in the village,
named Lizzlo Davis. For some days past
Lizzie has bosn cndeavorng to persuade HIM to cease
calling upon her. This Aaddock attributed to The
presence oil young man from the coal mines who
was visiting Ferndale. but had paid her no special
attention. Haddocx became very jealous and threat
enen Lizzie some days since, saying lac would XIII her
n she dd not marry him, 10 which threat she paid
heed except to laugh att Last night. little before
nine o'clock. Haddock called upon LIZZIE whom hc
found emporary alone at the house oil q relative.
DOUBLE CRIME.
What occurred during the nref moments OF his call
no mortal knows Two shots were heard BIZ tho
pcshbos, but, being attributed TO New Year carousa
no special attention was paid TO thcm. Fifteen min
utes later cry Of "Murdor ~ was heard coming from
the hone OF young Haddock When the neighbors
reached the house they were told by his agonizcd
mother that John came lew moments previously.
asked Tor light, went mp stars, and immediately
after a shot hoard. The body OF the young man
was found on the stairway landing quite dead. Ho
had thrown himself upon his back on the floor, dcb-
eraey pressed toe pistol against his breast and fred
directly into his heart
''FoRGIvE ME, MOTHER"
His collar found NJ MS side. On II no had
written "Forgivc me, III Other"
Just alter this William Davis, the cousin OF Lizzie
DAVIS, on entering his house found something Oh
ptructing the door Having forced an entrance no
found LIZZIE lying in pool OF blood. Beng picked
up teudorly gavo two gasps and died. She
had been shot directly behind the car and had aIicn
apparently without struggle, to the foor Then the
murderer had proceeded 10 the kitchen, fouad tho
carving knife, and, returning 10 the PROSTATE GIRL in
fcted cash alter sash until his jealous vengeance was
satisfied. lie then fed his home, lew doors dis
sant to finish his work, ms before narrated.
Tho murdorer's overcoat and nccKtie werc found on
the floor, near tho body OF the murdered girl Tho
carving knife lay on tho kitchen table, covered with
blood. SO families the now year comes In with
sorrow and tears and shame.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03
TRIAL OF EX-MAYOR O'NEIL.

Tho trial ofex-Mayor Charles II. O'Ncil, OF Jersey
City, an Indictment for mafoasance in Office, was
begun yesterday IN the Hudson County a. ~ Oyer
and TcrmiBcr Court before Judge Knapp. The
State is represented by Attorney General Stockton
and District Attorney Girrct,son Ex-Attorncy Gen.
crai Robert GIchrist and Cornelius s. Leo appeared
Tor the defendant The transaction on which the IN
dictrncnt was founded occurred In juno, 1873, at
when time Mayor UNcl signed warrants IN favor Of
j. b. Cleveland, now County Register, aggregating
$500 600 work done reservoir No. g. The State,
on opening, claimed that the signing Of tho warrants
was Illegal Tor tue reason that contract had been
made between the city and Mr.. Cleveland Mr. Gil
christ for the defence claimed that the opening Of
tho prusecot had shown crime on the part Of
the defendant and made motion that tho opening be
ruled out for want OF allegations showing knowledge
on the part OF the Mayor IN sgning resolution 10
pay debts not due.
The Court refused TO so rule, and Mr. Chemist TOOK
exceptions F. Fitch Mallory, Clerk oil the Board OF
Public Works, was called 10 the witncss stand, and
the Court adjourned until TO-DAY.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY s7s-TRPLE SHEET

Steamer Cornwall dbl, Williams. Bristol. E-W d
Morgan.
steamer Fernwood (Brj. Dinsdse. Antwero-J Tucker
90.
Steamer Frankfurt Ger). Klugkest. Bremsn-oeirichs
Co.
Steamer Sarah Ann (Br). Kennedy. Havrs y Tucker
&to
steamer Geo W Clyde. Insram. Charleston-J Quin'
tard 4 Co
steamer Fanita. Smith Philadsl phia-Janies Hand.
Steamer Alliance. Crocker. iphiA-J smes Hand
Bark Dorina Aus) Cattanich, Gloucester E-soeovich
a 10
Bark Hrabren (Aus,. vIscovcn Cork or Falmouth for
orders-Slocovfch Co
Bark saes CNor, Peterson. Cork FalmouthC Tobias
x Co
Bark Grad SEM t.uS, Gnlaz, Cork. Plymouth or Fal.
mouth Tor orders-Funch. Edye a CO.
Bark omega Utah, Fiasconaro Tricste-John Seager.
Bark Samusle Htsi). Rao. Cagiixri Sgobrl * Day.
Brig Amats (Aus). Golubovich, Alexandria. E-Sloco-
vich K Co
Bris Alexander Nickes, Peters, Nuesita Cuba)-Mar-
Gus Hunter Co.
schr Old Chad, wylie. st Marc tHnytDIsaac staples
schr VIM Douglass. McIndoe. Mayaguez, PR-B Wen
berg Il Co.
sehr Emma Ritch, Davis. Trinidad and Cenfuegos-J
q Fowler.
schr yesta tBr). Palmer st John Mp Nevius Son.
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STEAMERS Boston IN 1873 The past year, 1871
shows increase OF nearly seventy steAes from foreign
ports arriving ut Boston 1876 In all probability
1873 will show nearly an arrival every day OF
from Eng land II the contemplated lines to
successful Our steam navigation has madc astonsh
advances within few only uscd tn have
about of steamer per week. 1t is destined
entirely sailing vessels to all parts OF England
the North OF Europe ant the Mediterranean thus
bringing all Of our GOALS chemicals iron, window glass
kinds of dry and fruit This latter trnde
brought Boston ut least hundred barks and
briggs entirely laden with figs aisns and lemons.
Now in year not half dozen sailing vessels arrive
wits articles An effort Is being made TO establish
line OF steumers accommodate the fruit TRADE between
Boston Palermo Messna, Valencia and
other Spanish ports, and tho steamer aegean
signed Samuel g Cobb with cargo OF $500 boxes
and lemons on the wav and will arrive here
about II the trade Is such TO warrant IL tho
line will be made perm ancnt.-Boaon Post
snirBu,LpixcAt ttapoisett tho frame work Of clifford
Cummings ship is about all and the other OF
tho ship Is progressing finely.
The vessel ut Msssrs Wyman Co.'S yard at Brewer
Me- has panked canlked and painted, and IL all
completed with the exception Of putting in tho mass.
which will be done In the spring.
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THE BARCLAY STREET FIRE.

The work among the runs still goes on with unab-
atcd vigor There n number Of articles Of cloth.
Ing found and unlikely to-day will be iull Of tragic
interest as the workmcn are rapidly approaching the
Barclay street sidewalk Tho body OF ono Of the
Krommey boys Is still supposed 10 be 10 tho ruins
One of the bodies recovered has been identified as
August Droexler of No. $40 Fifth street, anoI her one
OF the charred bodies Is thought 10 be that OF William
tork who resided at No 3i7 FIfh street. Tho death
u Philip Rdcl who resided at Fun street ana FIRST
avenue, look place yesterday.
A TANK O. iron hcrmeticslly scaled was yesterday
placed on tho sidewalk Barclay street near Green.
ch IL Is said TO be GIeo with gycerine, and Is used
principally for the Of jubjube paste The
Icssrs Greenfield claim that IL 10 not explosive
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


At tho Academy OF Music tonight. Tor the benefit
of the Ahawath Chesed fair, Mr.. Neuendorhs troupe
will perform "Ein Scnuzgeist"
Mr. Soiherns farewell! benefit will take place at tho
PARK Theatre tonight, when tho "crushed rrage-
diann will DO rer Gated and "Dundreary Married and
Settled" At the Saturday matinee Tho plays will be
ssDavid Garrick" and .'fhe Quiet Family"
The Leonard Comedy Combination opened at Hav-
erIey's Theatre Chicago, Monday evening in
sBaby'' to large audience the matinee perform
ance on New Ycar's Day vas also attended by
crowded house. while the success OF tho piece was SO
decided that hundreds turned away last evening
The engagement promises to be tho most notable OF
the season.
AT tho eleventh symphony matthias by DR.. Dam
rosch and his orchestra, which takes place on Saur
day at Stcinway Hail. the programme will be as fol-
lows:-symphony "a, op 9oh Mendslssohn; air, in
qucsta tomoa", (Bcclhovcnl MI L. G. Gottschaik; (o)
(drst tmc) Pastorao for strug orchcsra Boccherni;
(b) Dance OF the Happy Spirits, from "Orpheus,"
Gucs, string orchestra and ute Festival Overture,
IL. Damrosch) grand orchestra; Romapza, from "Di-
norah," (Meyerbecr) Mr. L. G. Goitschak; Overture.
"Ricuzl" twagncr grand orchestra
Tho third public rehearsal OF Theodore Thomas
takes place this afternoon at seinway Hail. The or
chestra embraces eighty five performers, including
Messrs. Hoffman, Mason and Quicken on tho piano.
The programme is toows-Selected movements
(hornpipe larehetto allegro molto Handel; concerto
for three pianos minor allegro maestoso ALA Sic
iano, allcgro). Mcssrs. r. Hoffman, W. Mason and +.
Quicken; Masonic funeral music, Mozart; overture
(Coriolau, op 62), Beethoven: symphony, c minor,
OBJ 6S, Johannes Brahms; /. I'm POGO sostenuto--a.
legro; @ Andaute sostcnuto; g. I'm POGO acaretto
Qrazroso; T. Adagio-piu andantc--aegro non tropp0,
ma con brio.
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A BOLD ROBBERY.

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN MONEY
THE THIEVES ESCAPE
One OF tho boldest and ceverest of Wall street rob-
berries for some time successfully accomplished
yesterday afternoon at tho Office OF Mr.. James II.
Young on the second floor oil No. 40 Nassau street.
About balfpast O'Clock in the afternoon
a carriage drove up to The door ana gentleman
sido requested spruce and gentlomany young man
who was standing near by to bs kind enough TO ask
Mr.. Young or his clerk to como down for moment
as he wished to him. Tho young man
consented with alacrty, and IN a moment or two
made his appearance IN Mr. Young's Office. Mr..
Young was absent, but his clerk was thore and was
busy with the bonds and money OF the con-
Germ, which lay scattered about on the tables
and In the safe, which was open. Tho stran-
GER repeated the request of the gentleman in
tho carriage and added that no thought the gentle
man was lame and 80 could not come up. The clerk
knowing that there was a lame customer who was IN
tho habit OF sending MP tor him, readily went out
with tho stranger, carefully closing the door after
HIM ana locking It. Hc went down stairs
HIM, and the Kind young stranger went whstling gaiy
OH Hc did not 10 far, however, for as soon as tho
clerks back turned the young stranger
hurried up stairs forced open he onco
door with a jimmy and entered * He hur,
rledly helped himself TO money ana Donas ana ,
Mr. Young sent Tor. The description OF the man and
another, who supposed 10 bavo been mis- conIcd-
crate, was gwen TO the Wall street detectives
and 10 Pinkertons Agency, to which Mr..
Young gave the for investigation Mr..
Young, who lives at No. AZ West Fifty
fourth street, and who was visited last night
WIS exceedingly reticent about the matter and de.
cned TO mako any statement further than 10 acknowl
edge that the robbery had taken place.
THE STOLEN PROPERTY.
1t s supposed tnat about $4,000 IN money aud about
500, 900 Ia bonds were stolen, although the exact
amount could not be ascertaned last night. Among
the bonds stolen were forty nine coupon bonds Ala
tama for 81 900 each, Glass b. Nos 407 to ass paya
bio July l. 1906 seven coupon bonds. Alabama Class
A. Tor $1,000 each, Nos. $50 TO sos and No 1885,
ROBBERS.
Tho Superintendent OF Police was notified and sont
out a general alarm, which road as follows:-
Arrest two young men who havo stolen a largo
amount oil money and securities. No. 1 IL
wore a high hat NO woro dark clothes. dark com !.
plexion, dark brown beard and also wore high hat.
Tho Central Office detectives state that there arc
sneak bond thieves answering those descriptions,
but they hope, nevertheless to ind the men.
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OFF FOR BRAZIL.
BOLIVIAN NAvIGArIoN coMPANY-lMPoRTANr
WORKS TO BE INITIATED IN BRAZIL AND
BoLIvIA-INTEREsTING DETAILS OF THE EN-
rErpRIsr

WORKS TO BE INITIATED IN BRAZIL AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DETAILS OF THE EN-
rERPRIsE.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2, 1878.
Al eight minutes before clock this afternoon
the steamer Merccdi,a William Jackaway, master,
ieft her moorings at Willow street wharf, Pha-
delphia, bound for Para A crowd OF 5000 persons
checred and shouted farewell while steam whistles
shrieked ana 1ags wcre dipped IN salute
A national interest centcrs In the voyage OF this
ship for tho that It is tho first time In the MS
tory this country that expedition has been sent
from tho United STATES equipped with American
money material and brains the execution OF great
public work in foreign country. This work. as
Il we'll known, embraces, lrs,, tho construction Of
the adeira aud Manorl Railroad In Brazil aud alter
ward tho building OF other railroads. cart roads.
canals and other improvements IN tho neghoorins
nation OF Bolivia GU gigantic scale, all under tho
control OF the National Bolivian Navigation Com
pany. a corporation of enterprising citizens Of the
United States, who take from TINS country all The ma
torals and labor that arc to be used Tho Merccota'
winch sailed to-day, takes out $40 men ana cargo Of
1850 ions. The engineers, contractors,
la0orcrs road builders and railway workmch.
ull The skui class, and its cargo consists OF
switches &c, steam iauncp, engines machinery Tor
mill, building materials, 100 600 feet o. lumber
stores, tents and contraclors supplies Oh all xmas
~ THE ENGINEERS
Tho party OF enginccrs hIiy' four III NUMBER sala
be the ablest body OF men oil LUIS procession ever
united IN a similar expedition. Among them are :.
W. Bucknollz principai nsss'au.i rau' =.
Wnte, Jonh nuuk, anus
Mothers, H. h. Bruce Jouh d. DouGnert!'
John Coke, Samuoi non, u D. ol'ev,n, :. =, III r1
ments, o. A. Preston John W. lars, H1'm"n a,.a.'
VAIN, Wism Morris, James 81. otewhI., !. " Sl,ho!'
". Argyle waters t. d. Evans Ar.nur 3. ietoe.''
E. b. Wingate. j. howard heIslana, ~: l.. fnonne,au'
Charles lennotte, WiIiain iIiheIty, ". % Oousni'i
6. w. Creighton, itooert McOu'cncon, Su"Hru TIoeu'
James Doughcrty Frank snyoer, ~ r. Mayer' ~. ~.
I. Patterson. waiter L. Euston !. W. ku"ie, W.
BAN ROBERTSON, EdwArd sIewnrt, W. H. peIhe'; ",
Mckay, Frcccrck LoIcnz II d. Giii, Joseph pysis
W. =. Wetncri Nev'Iie d. OIa's; Onuits ma'
:. Ward, H. H. Johnson, ~ ": V'e.ra, NARY s'o..,o
ben, John L. Secor ana +. '" hre'cnnan ineie "'''
Each OF Inc men VINO 20 ous ""'o sisnvu q. s,r
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GLOUCESTER. Jan 2-sailsd. bark Hawthorne tBr).
Whitney. United States
GENOA, to Jan 2-sailed. sehr Nancy Smith, Hodskin-
son. Boston.
HULL Jan 2-AIrivsd. bark Ursula Capri (Norj Daniel
sen. New YORK.
HAMBURG Dec 3iArrved. barks Success CNor). Hberg.
wmin gton NC; jan 2. Zufriedeaheit Ger. Drammsrg
New York.
nAvRE Jan 2--Arrived ship Crom we'll. Barstow. New
Orleans; bark Rome. Otis. Charleston.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2-Arrived bsrSs Columbia (Nor). Ros-
trup. Norfolk; Margaretha Ger. Duit Galveston
Sailed LIST steamers Istrian Br). Thomson. Boston I'd
Illinois. Shackford Philadelphia; barks Surprise (No.
Olsen. Delaware Brsakwate; Prma tsw). Krook United
States
LONDON. Jan 2-Arrived bark Mallard tBr), Duncan,
New York.
Cleared I'd. ship Liverpool Lambert, New York.
LIZARD. Jan p pm on, steamer Aisstia (Br) Mckay,
New FORK for London
LARNE, Dec 3O--Saed steamer State Of Nevada (Br),
Braes drom Glasgow. New York.
LoSDoSpEKRY. Jan 3-Ssicd, bark Nokomis tBr), Cas-.
sidy, Baltimore.
OroRro. Jan l-sailed, bark Germana Port). Pelica,
New York.
PALERMO, Dec I9Sailed. bark Kaalis Brown Philadel
phia.
QrEEssrowS. Jan l-Arrived. barks COLOMBIA (Ital.
stagno New York; Calico dtaD. francesca, do; Paona
dtal). Gazzoo. do 81 UtaD Niconi, do; Enos (Aus),
Tomasinch. do; Giuseppe Capurro (tai, Capurro do ;
John Peilo (Br) Newton. Bull River I'd Clio Battsto
Bait via Norfolk.
Also arrived ls steamers Egypt tBr. Crogan Now York
for Liverpool; Marathon (Br) Garrett Boston tor do (and
both proceeded.
Sailed I'd. 4:30 PM, steamer Celtic Br) Gleadell from
Liverpool, New York
SLIGO. Jan l-ssiled. bark Christina (Br). Andrews
Sandy Hook.
wrsBEAcn, Dec 3l-Arrived. bark Lady Milne (Br).
Mitchell. Baltimore encountered heavy weather and lost
yards and sails).
YOKOHAMA, Dec 3l-Ssiled. steamer City Of Toxic.
Maury drom Hong Kong, San Francisco.
LONDON, Ian 2-Bark Peter Rhland Ger, PROM. from
Savannah Nov 5 for Bremen has stranded and broken
the islana of Terscheng in the North Sea- The
saved The Is floating along the shore THE
registered 5Si tous built at Geesthec in 1874
and hailed from Barth
Bark Dickerman oeors reported ashore In Bsistol
Channel, has been hoated and towed to BRISTOL
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHEAp. Jan 2-wind S, light; barometer 80 1873.
PLYMOUTH, Jan 2-Calm. fine: barometer 80 40
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ANTWERP Dec 31-Arrived bark Eoius Ger, Bcrding,
New York (before reported arrived 23d).
BRISTOL Jan ARRIVED barks VIM Patterson t,r), Gray,
New York; Maria Margharta Borzone CtaD dwarf, Bal
timore via Queenstown.
BREMEN Dec 3O-Arrved, bark Pauline GER, Stohn
savanuah an ships Nautilus (BrJ Burke.
lanes ter) Behrens. New York; parks Colonist (Br)
Robertson do; Henry (Ger). Mnssen, Baltimore; lesson.
ds DER, Plasse dol Bertha (Nor), Osen Philadelphia
Emma OBJ. Hamyn. do
BORDEAUX Dec 3l--Arrived, bark Amigos (sp), Eche.
varra. Pescagoula.
Arrived at Pauillac Jan p bark Nornen (Nor, Olsen,
New York for Bordeaux.
BARCELONA Dec 26-Arrived, steamer Vidal sala (sp),
Maris, any, Savnunsh
CAprx. Dec 20 Sailed, schr Ada whitney, Gilcbris
New York.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

THE JOHN BRoUGHAM TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT.
Another meeting OF me committee who have in
charge the management OF the BrouGham benefit per-
formances which are to be gwen on Thursday. the
nth inst, at the Academy OF Music, was held at Wal
lnck's Theatre yesterday, at two T. ii. Mr. John GIL
bert was the chairman and Sir. Julian Magnus the Sec
rotary. The attendance was large and comprised
many gentlemen whose names are well known In dra-
matte circles, including Messrs. wallack, Thecdore
Moss, Montague, A. NJ. Palmer. Beckett. Harkins,
Floyd, T. Whifren, J. Parselle, Chandos Fulton, Far
jeo the novelist; Douglass Taylor, Dr. Charles Phelps
and others
Reports wcro received from various managers and
proers of assistance mnde by number OF the load
ing professionals. form OF programme for both the
matinee aud evening performances was discussed. ana
while would be premature TO state results II Is SAFE
from tho progress madc that the occasion Will
be memorable in the annals OF the New YORK stage.
The Press Committee are TO meet every day at No. 10
Union square, between twelve and ono r. NJ MI
boen appointed treasurer Of tho fund.- ana Is
areaay receipt of applications tor seats and poXes
In instance $500 having been offered for the nrst
choice.