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MAxI1nLIAS HERMANN e. Co,
Importers OF Teas, s9 Canal street,
New Orleans, August 10, 1873.


j. G. var dergre, Esq., President Howard AsSOciA.
tion;
Dear Sir-Please give the deserving poor your orders
for either tea or coffee any.of the Hong Kong Tee
Company's stores. They viii be honOred at 60 Canal
street. PoydrAS street 379B DryAdes street. and
Old Levee street.
Persons needing Grange leaves may obtain some al
my residence, on Magazine, near Washington street.
Very respectfully yOars,
MACMILLAN HERMANS.
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THE LocoUET-LERoY
New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL.
280..--.. ....-. Camp Street. s..-s. 25t
Between Calliope and PoeyEarre.

Between Caliope and Poeyfarre.
The eighth scholastic year Of this hrstclass and
we'll known Institute with complete and able corps
1878 The entire couree study embraces all bran chez
Of q solid instruction, EnRlAh and French.
Particular attention 10 paid the instruction of
Christian Doctrine, under the direction Of Priest
designated by the Most Rev bishop OF New Orleans
Children are prepared for First Communion with tn o
most conscientious
The second session Of the KINDEBGARTEN, will
open Monday. September 30th where children Of
both admitted.
Terms moderate for 9TH departments.
For catalogues of the Institute and circulars Of the
kindergarten, apply Camp street. the principal
Bookstores or address Box lf3O, Postofioe. New Or
leans. 257e1y
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

/ HOhAbAG
DR.. j. h MALoNEY corner of Josephine and Camp
streets Magazne Market informs his
patients and the public in general that he 10
all operations appertainn to his In the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted, With or
without extracting the roots, plan. Old sets
Of teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation secured
ohloroform. Charges within the reach Of all
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o'clock .. IN Mrs. Margaret Smith, wife OF job
ih, aged 53 years nat We OF County Westmeat
md and resident OF this city for the past 50 oar
TO OUR MOTHER.
Husband children and friends,
Grieve not Ger the death bed
This esrth's .oss but extends
To ufss triumphs for the dead.
Thou art borne from ne all,
But from this mortal home,
To respond the sweet call
List by Jesus alone.
Mourpers, grieve not the soul
OF thy mother, now biest,
But let your heart mould
Your return to her breast.
She can ne'er come to you,
But will watch throu 9h life
That your pathway be true,
And your heart free from strife.
Good bye, dearest mother,
We now bid thee adieu-
We must love one another
If we wish to greet you.
In such sweet heavenly bliss,
Leaving eaItha cares behind,
Watt us your blessed kiss,
That our hearts be combined. Sc
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ST. PATRIcK's HALL FOR RENR
FOE BALLS, CONCERTS AND FAIRS.

b. Pssriok's Hail, the LARGEST AND EIKEs7
HALI. IN THE CITY viii be rented, By the MA
OF longer, on reasonable tsrms, for CoKoEn1a
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS ana ExHrBTTZ0E
For CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENT. w4shsa
distinction Of creed the Hall viii bo rsntsd It HAL
PRICE.
APpyEt
RIBERSIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nSaaFst No. sR.CsHsp ssreaa
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r6snssy Notices aS MarrSa0ss and DsGts s'i Asrssr
bs inserted for tv ssnts. Obituaries si b charges
at the gats Of ten cents q lins.
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WANTS-FOR RENTS-KTc.

TSOR SALE. VERY Low - FOUR LOTS or
Ground, with BubatAntlAl sheds, 0face, eto. Nos.
500, 3Ol 3l5 and 5O5 TohouPitoulSs street bstwesn
AIennie sad EratO suitable for Dray Yard. Factory
Biscksmith Shop, WSrehOure and yaIio19 othsr pas
poses. Apply 20 W.. Z. FER8LEW,
np7tf Ie9 Canal street, corner Burgundy
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IT. j. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,

263.-----.-..--- Camp Street. ...-....--..26 269
Between DoIord and esfarro.
NEW oRfEANs.
Dealer in Wall PAppor. Gold and Velvet Boraors
Window Shades. Cornloes. Buff. Green and White
Hollands. Picture Cord TAsssls etc.
Persons who VIII take the trouble to ride mp to my
place. which is only nine squares from Canal street,
will End that my prices from 20 70 IS per cent
lower than these OF other dealers.
Samples of Paper sent to the country free. app
cation. mh3 5p e
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Tho State Union C. T. A. Societies meets
next Wednesday evening.
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IN MEMORIAM,

SMITH-Died, Tuesday morning August Is. ls7s
at o'clock .. m Mrs.. Margaret Smith, wife OF John
smith, aged 53 years, nat We of County Westmeath,
Ireland and this city for the pact 50
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City Premium Bonds were only worth 3o3
cents on the dollar last Thursday. State Con-
sols commanded III cents.
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8arnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
LOOAL VOTES.

d ~ ORLEAMp. suNDAY. AUGUST a5 Is1s.
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LIMERICK Jan 12-Arrived baks Romolo, Crovsri. Bal
tmore: Seaward. McGrcror, New York.
Sailed 18th. bark Violet. Hardins New York
LISBON, Jan 2-Arrived, brig Larger, Msenesen, New
York.
York
NATAL. Nov ss-sailed. brig Kate Upham. Parkinson.
Wilmington. NC.
NAvAss Jan Gin port brig John Wesley lines from
st. Thonijs. Id for Baltimore sail about the 10th
PLYMOUTH Jan iO-Sasd. Nereo. Scopinish. New York.
PALERMO, jan Disabled, brig Emmanuele. Bottone. Bal
tmore.
PoRr CHALMERS. Dec l1-Arrved, bark Paiias (Ger).
BE ilehr. Boston VIA Adelaide.
QUEENSTOWN Jan IL Sailed ship Lucy A Nckels,
Nickels, Liverpool
smIKLDs Jan 12-Arrived. bark Clio Batta Bsrabino,
Pueri, New York via Queenstown.
SHANGHAI Dec 17Arriveu, schr Excelsior kussei, Port
Townsend.
SINGAPORE, Dec 13-ln port, ships Tecumsoh, Bennett
unc Adriatic tBr). TAYLOR. Tor cza; barks Alice Reed
Kelleron New York; smyruots. Sears, Bangkok
Nette Merryman. Masters, coasting.
>rJouSs, NJ, Jan 25-sailed. steamer Nova scotian
Sr.JonN Nh Ian 25-Arrivcu. bark Richard (Br) Nc.
Laughlin London via Sandy iioot tsee Miscellany.
TExEL j AN 9-sailed. Soderhamn, Wiser, America
TRuRo-sailed from Mapas Jan 10, bark Due Frsteilo
TAsLn BAY. UuH. Dec ,4-Arrived brig Little Annie.
Hoffman, Quebec
WEsrronr, Jan l0-Sailed, schr Annie Conaut, Gro
wcll, Mobile. ...
WYsr UoAsr ArRrcA-Arrived at Cape Coast Dec H. q
Hartman Lcadoetter Vim -bah and sailed l4th for DIX
Covc) Eoebuck, Frdy Quitta; 13th La Plata, Cover,
Chama
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HUDSON couNTY,s CLERK.

THE DErAULrINd EPIDEMIC FINDS ANOTHER
vIcTIM-TwErvE THOUSAND DOLLARS MISS
ING.
About I've weeks ago the Clerk OF Hudson county,
n. J James NJ. Brann, compelled TO leave his
Office during business hours, complaining OF severe
indisposition Since that time he has but rarely been
seen the streeta He reported to DO under
medical treatment and his prolonged absence from his
duties had caused feeling OF anxiety for mis- safety
few days ago there rumor started that all was
right In the County Clerks accounts and thst the
sickness OF Brann mere pretext to divert public
attention while arrangements could effected by the
Supposed invalid who was busy working nj home TO
cover the Deficiencies. There -as received at the
Court House last night telegraph despatch SAINT from
New York city purporting 10 have been sent ny
one Livingston. Tho message was to Mo effect
that Brann mad been ncarceraIed In u lunatic
asylum IN that city on Thursday When the contents
OF the despatch became known tho mystery thick
ened ana myr us OF conjectures were Circulated yet
doubted the honesty Of the absent clerk, AL
though aspect OF affairs placed hiai unaer grave
suspicion. The anxious friends we're relieved oil their
suspense, however. wnen inc court opened, ana 70
had been verified anu James NJ. Brann was dc
fauiter. The truth was disclosed by tho ap.
pearance OF Counsellor Zabriske, who, ON behalf.
OF the HoUokcn Land and Improvement Company.
made application SO the Court Tor IAN order to compel
the clerk refund tn his clients 50, 0O the amount
deposited with the clerk through the Court While
suit was pending The suit having been settled de-
mand was made upon CLERK Tor tho money, but he
was nabe 10 meet The demand, having Illegally used
the sum. Investigation was at once made into the
accounts when II was found that amounts due tho
Judges rho Sheriff and other officers which ought 10
be in the clerks possession were also missing and un-
accounted for The deficiency VIII reach ST. 900 prob
ably more Inquiry at the residence ol the missing
man elected the TACT that he lett homo Thursday
morning ostensby 10 make brief cali on fricnd.'
but has failed TO appear, and not The least In
teigence has been received from him since. Tho
opinion Is general that Tue despatch was scheme
concocted by Brann TO deceive the police and throw
them of the track, giving him time 10 successfully
conceal himself. Tue bonusmen are Mr. q. +. Brock
and Mr. II. T. Traphagen, who have started IN search
OF Brann with the intention TO get from him power
OF attorney by which tho deputies can manage tho
Office. The bondsmcn believe that IN tho Two years
winch remain OF Brann's term $1,000 can be realized
each year, which they think ample 10 supply the
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER HERMAN LIVINGSTON from savannah for New
York broke shaft 40 north of Frying Pan shoals
and put back Tybee yesterday under sail and Wheel
BARK ToBAsco DAM. Krohn, from London for Balti-
more has been abandoned at sea. The following the
captains statement LEFT London Nov - In ballast, for
Baltimore On the 18th of December eEcountered vio
lent gale from INV lasting several hours which tho
vessel aimed her to leak BADLY; kept
the pumps constantly going until Jan ~, when the leak
increased that unable TO gain on II. On
the latter date the Italian bark Carara, nom Leghoru
smoke us vessel then having 0feet OF water her
and there being possible chance TO her all hands
aud ard the Carrara, aud arrived
this port yesterday.
BRc ICELAND (r) which sailed from New York an 81,
for Mapas f. grain oade returned on the 9th having
lost sails du ring tho late gale
big SUSAN bergen. Messina Dec % from Island OF
Cyprus reports while lying " the island had heavy gale
ana parted both chains nut succeeded la getting TO sea
without further loss
Scnn MARION GAGE. sheldon from Philadelphia Jan 10
for mguayra &C. put into st Thomas prior to an % eaky
Sem JoHy T. SANFORD. from Wcchawken Tor Boston,
with cou put Newport Ri yesterday With loss OF fore
boom and ioresa badly split.
scun vERlTAs Q,r) from Port Prince for Boston, put
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ATHLETIC SPORTS.

EXHIBITION AT GILMoRE's aARDEN-wREsT-
LING, WALKING AND sPAREING.
mixed athletic performances was given at Gilmore's
Garden last evening before an audience OF some three
hundred persons The FIRST event was Walk oil one
mile open to all amateurs who had never won an adj,
vcrtised race Five entered, these being f. 5. Wal
ling, Alexander Law, NJ. MAYER. John Koch and ID.
Varian. MAYER varian were on level terms almost
the entire distance, Maver finally winning by foot in
eight minutes waiing aud Law made dead heat for
third place. Koch gave up ut the end OF the fourth
Tap.
William De Noiels and william E. Harding next
engaged In bicycle OF two miles, IL was an unin-
terestiug exhibition. Noielle winning in sm los.,
Harding one SECOND behind. John Reilly and John
Saunders, old opponents in exhibition boxing mad
three lively rounds with the gloves and then gave
place TO Ambrose and Jonnares, who wrestied in
Graco-Roman style. TWO tails, which Ambrose was
lively. Fencing and club Swinging followed,
when handicap wink OF Two miles, open
sDoc.aors or eight entries seven responded There
was difficulty in recognizing the walkers, they not
being provided with Distinguishing numbers as Is
usual In like public competitions A. Varan, KNOX
cbockcr Yacht Club I'm. 30s start proved the winner
in l6m. 3lNs. ). stern. Amateur ATHLETIC Club t3m)
was second and Alexander Law, oil New York, third.
j. j. Mcleod, Scottish-Amercan Athletic Club; g. j.
Law, OF New York; H. Noonen, Liberty Boat Club,
snd a.o eomps'sa There was considerable snnu
siasn during tho contest.
WRESTLING AND BOXING.
Jimmy Kelly and s'Seddons Mouse" appeared In
boxing bout. 1t was OF four rounds IN their usual
hammer and tongs STYLE zach eivrg and receiving
singing blows that delighted tho audience and were
apparently relished by the performers. Harry Hill
was referee during this set 70. James Mos
senger, his cannon ball act, gave way
to William Miller and charles Murphy In catch
as.catcn.cau wrestling. tho legs being allowed
for tripping The first fall was awarded to Miller IN
I'm. 25s., Murphy being caught by the waist and
thrown stage and then rolco over on his back
There science displayed. In tho second bout
the men exhausted the fifteen minoees' time allowed
without a fall Murphy IN this b0ht displayed what
little science there shown IN tho contest De
Noclc and Harding again appeared IN another bicycle
exhibition this time OF three miles. Harding finished
IN 12m. It's Do Noiele, 12m 17ks Professor Will
lam Clark and william Mcclellan were then intro
duced ana spared three rounds Clark demonstrated
that ne had lost hts cunning cleverness, and
found mis- way nome frequently on Mcclellan that
the latter was greatly astonisned. GrSco-R Roman
wrestine by Miller and the Coax OF the Rhine"
closed the entertainment
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FOREIGN PORTS.

g.antserE, from New York schrs Adam BerOliy. Mullen
xcAruIoo. Dec 2b,-In port, steamer WILMINGTON, Aus
HARROW Jan io-saiied. bark Sunbeam, Broom. Doboy.
BAsc.LoSA, Jan 19-Arrvsd. brig Arrongante kmilio
scnps4us jan 5s.i.d. xa.h.!ia Olsen, PM sdelphI.
BonnAr Dec 2i-ssed. ships Florida, Curtis Ransoon;
22d. Elwel, Darstow, do.
ds s. Sss sssH'' 2n. f.
s ss. B1n.n WOOD %
Gregory Isaac need, Colby, Whittier, Strap, nnc
MssSar coast; snels tBr) Mosher Tor Burmese ports
B"ssvis. Dec s~s"lsd. ship Lo,us Warren. caw.oy
America 60,
Dodge Sn s. "s York; Sase
hun .er ron .nsnetS sF1 Ls o% @ S s
CAnplSs. an io-Arrivod brig Eliza Morton, Leland
cXpiz. Jan 7,-Ccared, bark Utrsins, Ames Ms.snn..
caicurTs Dec is-xrriSod ship Nearchus. Bexter Bonn
C.npKsAs Jan I7-Arrvcd, bark Jonathan Chase, Cur
Dublin, Ioceared. barks stormy Petrei for Bat-
Arrived al Kpgstown nth, barkILa Plata. Honrcksen
New York iOta, J ennie Armstrong New York.
GALLE, Dec I4-In port, ship Chas Bal tBp Chapman
HUI, Jan 10 SAILED, bark usso. strombsrg St Marys
Hone Kosc Dec ls--Ar,ved, bark Julia Brown. Nick.
sailed Dee IL. bark II n Carlton, Hardness, Honolulu.
Cleared Dec II, ship Isle oil the South (Br), BENNETT
New York.
In pos Dec D. ship Ciiunum lBr) Shrewsbury for San
Francisco: bark st Adresse (Fr), Leroy for do. .
HoxoLuLu, Jan 2-Arrived. bark WyIe tHaw)
Schroeder San Francisco; Sth steamer Zealondia tBr,
Cnevalier do for sydney, NSW. =
HAVANA, Jan 24-Arrived steamer City OF New York,
Deaken, New York.
HALirAx Jan 20 Arrived, steamer Sandman tBr, Dut-
ton, Baltimore for Liverpool . -
LvrRpooL Jan i2sailcd, bark Bertha, Hansen, Will
Csarsa 10th, banks a Bc.stord. Assinsou. Havana.
Gyaa. Mass, Phil eIphis: Venus, Richie Hampton
Roads, ith, ship Golden Rule. Lewis. SANDY HOOK barks
sandy HooK; Birmingham SUMMERS, southwest Pass;
Memo, Sutherland, Tybcc. -. .
LONDON, Jan t2-Arrived. bnrks Dione, Sherwln, New
York Aftenstj erncn, kothn. do. ..,,. . a..
bark Jose Maria, Costello. Philadelphia,
LAMLAsH Jan 7Sniled, banks ierof Herlofsen, Pensa
cola. L uasbrouck, Cobb, Cuba.
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Steamer Garmanic tBr, Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
town-KJ Cortis.
steamer Somerset tBr). stamper, Bristol E--w Nor
Steamer California Br), Ovenstone Glasgow-Hendcrson
Bros
Funch. Edge Go.
steamer City of Dallas, Hines, Fcrnandna via Port
Royal-C Mallory Co.
Bark sarah Burnyeat tBr), Traviek Granton-John Zt
tlosen
Bark strossmsyer us). Mitka. Cork Falmouth for
orders-J ohm Sengor.
bark Gacomo QtaD, scsrpati. Lisbon-Lauro, Storey
Scarpnti. ..
4 Co.
Co.
Brig larry Stewart Larrsbee sagua Grande-Parsons
Brig Chas g ovcrton. Allen, Nassau, NP-Ovsrton 4
Hawkins -
scir May Day. Filander, Jacmei (HaytD Isaac r
schr WIN Maxyck vannotc Norfolk vaIsaac st aples.
Schr Mary ireland, Corson, Philadclphis-J amos A
Van Brunt
sioop Empress. Dewiek, New Hsven-Cartwrighs a
DOYLE
Cleared 24th-steamer State of Virginia mot State
Indiana before reported. Smith, GssgowA Baldwin
a
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Into LI..rpee Ns ash n. -a u. los. Of p.r Of h.r

n.S Liverpool Ms aSh inst with the loss Of part Of her
John Nh With COAL "as Struck BY saasi when Plumb
$ % ss w o. p
scHR Eva HoLnEs which ashore 23d inst at sandy
look was Heated yesterday afternoon She Is not maer
scmn osexoLA. EAstman. from San Francisco on hunt
Ing and fishing voyage lost at Round Island near
worth about ss.0 and Insured iu value.
scHK Many A cooxss Turner. from st Margaret. Bay,
The westerly Of PhiiiIpsOurs Martins WI hailed
built for Capt coombs. Of ihas town.
sS ra ns s"rs was o ont s si rS
Point Cove Portsmouth. NH With her sails BADLY split
where she came to anchor: her and one man VINO
lending and time after the vessel sr"gssd her an
captain her floating on but unable reach her.
bis being badly frozen while he Witnessed the vessel
board was lost The schooner was not Insured
soan SARGENT DAY Of Belfast, Me- has been sold 10
engaged In the fruitinx business.
senn GEORGE p,Exc. has finished repairs at Vine
yard raven and sailed for salem.
Tucno sARAn WELD. of Fall River. has been sold to
New York parties, will hereafter hail from this city
IN fss Ysss
port on saturday where sh. VIII DO repaired Her owners
psw into 'ess cSsy ,s
casks and taken the river to the yard Of Perkins
Walker where she wiz he repaired II h estimated that
ELsISonE Jan 6-Bsrk Scotland, of Boston, Mass from
Constadt for Bristol lanks which in here Nov las.
eay By for 10 anu was '0'a
ST JOHN, NIB, Jan 20 BARK Richard (Br, from London
via SANDY Hook arrived here to-day having lost her iO
boam In Wednesday nights gale Half Of her crew are
frostbitten and disabled.
SAN Jan 1SThe schr Free Trade Capt Boie
bound from Pnrgaoro with cedar for this port put
brakes Bay during the late gale. She parted her moor
rgs Wednesday, went ashore, and n
u schooner, and Insured the
and State Investment Insurance companies for So
$1,000 In each company.
Sclr arp, 20 register. sunk at North
Point Dock Wedne evening" She had about Is
OF barley on board, destined Tor staten Island.
18th The ship Western Shore for Seattle; bark King
Philip for Port GAMBLE the Bolivian bark Don
las, for cora towed to this morning The
left inside the bar, which breaking heavily
The wind light to enable the ships to
the heavy rollers and all three
carried south "f the Heads where the breka
continuous teach to the bar. All three
anchored in the breakers This afternoon the
ashore. The Others are stin holding on. but
are liable o 20 moment a heavy Is running,
owing gale Tho fate OF of King
Philip has yet Hscertaned She will undoubtedly
20 pieces She registers 1S9 tons and owned
by Pope Talbot this city All the vessels In ball
lust.
WEXFORD. 24-Soop Ida i. Capt w Smith. OF and
from Newport bound here anchored OF harbor vcster
forenoon but the NV gale forced her to
Dutch Island where remains high and dry ut low tide
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Jan 25-Arrived, barks Maggie Carve (Br),
Tinslsy, Phadelpns; Julie Heya oier), Schroeder, Will
mington, Nc.
ALGoA BAY. Dec 21-sailed. bark Amirs Coombs Payne
United States.
BRxxHs Jan 2s-Arrived, ship Wellington tBr, O'Brien
Now York; bnrks Carl Georg (Ger, stov,r. Charleston
path. Capt Peter Dahl (No johnson, Mobile; 18th, ships
Gustav Oscar (Ger Hartmann New Orleans; Constantia
Ger, Kuchken.
CAsrxLLAxARx, Jan le-Arrved, bark Emilia dta Con.
naro Bangor
CAprz. Jan 25-sailod, Bragg. for Wilmington.
DEAL, Jan IS Arrived. bark Enigma 3D. Walker, New
York for London.
Sailed o5th bark Aker Nor), Drum from Londou), New
York; schr Jacob Haskell, Crowe (from Lsih,, Balt
DARTMOUTH Jan 24-OG bark Hasbet tNor), OLSEN viii
mington, NC, Cor Bremen, slightly dsmsged
DUNcENEss, Jan 22-On brig Victor (Nor). Petersen,
Wilmington, NC for Bremeu
DUBLIN, Jan a4-Artvsd, ship Edgar tBr), Flowers,
Philadelphia
GLASGOW, Jan 25-Arrived bark Jacob tsw, Luudberg,
New York.
HULL. Jan 25-sailsd, bark Agostno CtsD. Boszauo.
New York.
HAvRx. Jan 25-Arrived, bark Alamo (Gsr). Bruder.
hausen, New Orleans
Arrived 3d. bark France (Fr) Laplace. New Orleans
Hove Kong, Jan 22-Arivsd. ship Gstherer Thompson.
Cardiff.
LIVERPOOL Jan 24-Arived, ships Bullion. Reed,
Charleston Geo Peabody, Clark Now Oresns Landseer
Knowles. Galveston; bark Arklow (Br) Robertson, New
York: 25th steamers Lake Champlain (Br,. Bernson.
Portland; Mcmnon tBr) Pcppercli, Now York; ship Min
mis- Ii Gerow OBJ, Gerow. New Orleans.
Sailed 25th ship Richard III, hubbard United States;
bark VIM Wright (Br), OWENS do.
LONDON Jan 2o-Cieared, bark Forenngen (sw). FAIL.
mann, United States.
MEssINA, Jan 13-Saed brig Alice Ada Cr), Rood New
York: 18th, bark Aretta, Nichols, do.
NEWCASTLE. Jan 25-Arrived, Gaetano Repetto utaD
Gotuzzo Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 25Arrved. barks Beneattore tAus)
Poschch, Baltimore Gostor (Br). Kenwsrd, do.
Sailed 25th. City OF New York (Br), Land from
LiverpooD. New York.
RouKN, Jan 22-Arrvsd, barks Chrstane CNor). Uriek
sem New Orleans; 24th Orcnteu (Swj Wink, Galveston
Uno (Nor,, Lorentsen, New Orleans.
ROTTERDAM, Jan 2f-Saed, barks Peter (Ger), Wort.
man. Philadelphia Erstatningon CNor Lydcrsn, United
States.
SOUTHAMPTON, an 25-Arrived, steamer America (Ger)
De Limon, New York for Bremen.
SEVILLE, to Jan 25-Sailod, Carlos, for Wilmington.
Sailed from jan "a. bark Bengueia (Nor), Fuuglc.
sang, New York.
LONDON. Jan 25-Bdg Oinka (Aus), Locovich. from
Phadsphia via Queenstown ashore at Kshbank,
Dublin.
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ACQUITTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.

Tho Grand Jury yesterday examined tho details
connected with the killing OF Joseph Williams the
foreman Of Engine Company No 20, at No 1913 Fulton
street. Several members OF the Engine Company mem
toned ana Of Hook and Ladder Company No. 10 gave
testimony the subject The corOner's jury at the
time found Donovan mad acted in telf- defence
and the Grand Jury cano 10 tho same conclusion,
whereupon he was discharged.
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ANOTHER RECEIVER WANTED.

Last November tho Peoples Savings Bank OF New
ark, OF which Hiram ~ Rhodes is president ana VIII
lam N. Randall is treasurer-boh bankrupts in their
private bus,ness-susponded payments ana took the
benefit Of the law authorizing banks to require throc
months notice from depositors before drawing Now
hiding that they VIII not be able to resume payments
at the end Of the three months they have applied 10
the Chancellor for a DECISION The liabilities OF tho
bank arc $50, QUO and the nominal assets the same.
At best 1t Is they will be able to than
paw sevcnty-nvo cents on the dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, r I, Jan 25. 1873
schr Harry Knott. reported ashore Fall River, has
bcen hauled OF and has proceeded, apparently without
damage.
During the gale Wednesday night John Bryan. q
New York pilot left the Aries bound to Boston,
of West Chop about O'Clock PM lie tried to land
East Chou OF his overheard, aud then
drted In his 3foot boat for several hours lie
finally driven Cape Page Most of the his
trail boat half full of water. He completely
hausted. He arrived nj New Bedford this PM,