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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-01
GEN. Pixies ACCorNr.

The story, said Gen Pike, as he blew
the smoke from a hundred-dollar meer-
schaum, has been going the rounds of the
press for twenty-five years So far as it
relates to me, it is emphstically not true.
In the first place was never in Clarks-
vile, Texas, until the year 1862, during
the war with the confederacy, and then
was engaged in business quite different
from that which usually engages the at
tention of q lawyer. Chester Y. Ashley
was never in GAINESVILLE, Texas, nor were
Ashley and myself ever engaged in a
cause with Sargent S. Prentiss Lastly,
l never prosecuted woman in my life,
and the dramatic colorIng to the scenes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-01

A rider was threading his way over a
road which lay along the hills at the base of
the Blue Ridge Mountains, in the region
known as the Piedmont of Virginia, about
the sources of the Rappahannock river.
The man himself might be described in the
same language, as far as it would apply. Be-
yond this his age was.about twenty-three. his
hair brown and full in lock, his eye of a gray
ish blue.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-01

Upon the last syllable he strobe from tbs
piazza, booted and spurred, his steps clang
ing an echo 10 his voice. One spring and he
has vaulted into his saddle; he brushes away
the servant who holds his bit with imperial
disdain, and turns his horse at the gate.
The animal clears it with the activity and
fire of his master, gathers himself on the
other side, and before the squire can recover
from the stupOr of amazement, Is off like the
wind.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-01

al beg pardon for the misconstruction.
Nv name IS Gaspard Durer, short while
since a soldier in the French service. Do
YOU see anything in my appearance or any
thing else about this case which justifes you
in interrogating me officially"
"Un:il one who is found with body that
has been murdered or dangerously assaulted
has accounted satisfactorily for his presence
there. there is a legal suspicion fixed upon
him"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-01

"H must be detained to satisfy the law,
l Weld to the annoyance with as little i'm
patience as possible, where the ot1cer OF the
law exercises his duties SO courteouslyn
After a few more remarks we're passed
the SQUIRE babe his son Eddie conduct the
gentleman to his room and see him veil pro.
vided for the night.
After the traveller had left, the vagrant
still fingered. Shifting his hat restlessly
but mechanically, he seemed to resume a
conversation which hal probably been in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
SHERIFF JURY DINNER.

The annual dinner OF the second panel OF the Sheriff
jury took place nj the Hotel Brunswick last evening
There we're some nifty gentlemen present, including
the gentlemen of tho panel aud invited guests
Mr.. Rcmscn, the retiring foreman, introduced
Judge Brady as presiding officer, on whose
lott sat General Horace Porter, ard at whose
light was Rev. DR.. Tying, Jr.. ana Chief
Judge Daily. The banquet hall drapcd with flags
ana tables were tssteiuy ornamonted with pieces
nonttes and baskets Of flowers The menu was In tho
best vein OF the house During the discussion OF
the dinner Judge Brady rose several times
ana read humorous kilograms ana the
orchestra played numerous selections AT a
quar- crpast ten o'clock inc presiding officer arose md
In a witty speech called Chi-i Justice DAILY, who
responded ut length IN happy vein, using the menu
a Ex-Spcaker Hustled spoke at length on the
desired freedom OF the Erie Canal, General Porter
kept the audience 10 roar for some ties, and Mr.
Bra recited a scene from the "Rivas" Songs by tho
Union Gec Club were inierspcrsed among tho speeches.
Speeches were IN addition made by DR.. Tying, DR..
Hammond, sheriff Reilly aud Nr. Walker. Resou.
tons OF thanks were moved by Mr. Adon smuh, the
foreman OF the panel eject, to the retiring foreman
and carried, and similar ones were offered to Judge
Brady for the admirable manner ich presided
at which all present rose and sang ''For lie Is Jolly
Good Fellow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.


S0-For particulars Of tho effect Of the gale yesterday see
general news coumna
Pur.er Burke steamer City Of vers Cruz. will please
accept our Acknowledgements for favors.
s, sSTT r Of a h from Ms%S ~.
mainmast with rigging and sails attached.
snIr Barring BROTHERS. commanded by Captain
fosmary s.mmandng shin Sea sspsn. ns.
made the run from Liverpool To ampton Roads n - days
ter port Jan ~ having left Hampton Roads the 7sh
srIr FLonEscx Kelly. which sailed from Norfolk Jan
tor Liverpool arrived At the latter port on the sd max
ing the passage in IL days
snIr MlpsIenr OF Boston before reported wrecked was
ssso" Delaware $500; New England, $500 Boysoa.
ashore on
Henry. ana In want OF Immediate assistance
put a Ss o dS 20 'Gn
ossn repaired a. sarann.h she has been rcaensd re-
rived New York nor in distress sold auction by
was. bein. stripped Jan ~. and will be towed TO Cold
spring LII. and burned.
BARK EDWARD McDowsLL ,of Boston), Thorndike. from
Liverpool for Galveston which stranded south .; san Louis
board Of survey that the hull aud mserss
lc sold.
Bslc xsoxAn txor from Liverpool which ashore
placed In the basin alvcston Tor examination and
keel is and the copper along 1t is badly broken
scus Morr ilAvxN. Of calais At New bedfr before re.
taken upon tho City halfway to-day and ound TO have
keel rulder and ssom damaged and piankng eha'cd on
s,ms TwtcMr 81 As.seup Prize prT.sa from he,
"siU An With only one man on board The sigma. service
report. tina, m",hnT a ran been heard irSm her At
scaa f y wnAnroS-wrccs steamer Hesoute ar.
rived At Norfolk Jan ~ from sshr wharton; from
reports having been unable to free tho vessel
from water tv tho pumps
and ashore lnJisnown isrbor during the gala
Oh inst has been hoaed aud arrived at wiscasset 10Th
scunw Q r MowmMr, Eaton. AZ St ohm. NIB. ia,n inst
New pr a los, rs.r as
sone damage sh. hauled of oy the cutter
without discharglng
srKAxruG VIZ BcnprS was discovered to be fire at
dors opp The Herald telegraph station whitest.ne
r and sre~ were Aboard and assp IL
by being awoxe throush OF suocat"n; they mad
ard her ashore tn, strand close by be
tore the flames burst out AND consumed evetythms com
board TO he ane to assign any cause for the
Was cd. or no rh so
whch has occurred in the same neighborhood wh
The mainmast of schooner with sails and rigging at
ssrns r. s. *
FALL RIVER. Mass. Jan 23-schr Harry Knott. OF Gar
diner Ne about mile and half below this city.
and lies in II bad condition
NASSAU. Jan io-A Spanish bark. whilo or VOYAGE
from tor @ %
water and proceeded on her voyage.
SAN FRAScIsco Jan is "A lits nneasness manfesed
10 regard TO the schooner Dasmar now considerably over
due from Pctropanlovski.
SHiPBUiLpISc-At East Boston. Mcssrs Smith Towns.
end have "a The Keel ." ship to Be- "ewssn and
S lie % two 'ns and SET OF
beams They building her on their own account Their
across waitn: tor pnrca.ssr yacht TO be rsged Ike
eour:s Of construction BY Sr L.wer sSs yard
Ss x IL. 9 e 1 Ka.r . Synes by
Kelly has his new bark OF 300 tons in frame but hAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
BOUND SOUTH.
CLEARED.

steanor City OF Richmond tBr), Leitch. Liverpool
Queen stownJ John q Dale.
Steamer Abootsford tBo Jones. LiverpoolJ Tucker
steamer Utopia DID, Craig. ondon-I anderson Bros.
Assyria tBr). Knox. Gasgow- Henderson Bros
steamer City OF Washington, Zimmerman, Iiavana-F
steamer Gen Barnes, Cheeseman. Savannah Murray,
steamer santiago do Cuba, Crowcli, charleston-J W
Quintard Co. - .
Clyde a Go.
BARK VIM haics noYt, Yokohama aud Hogo-salser
Livcrnoro.
Bark Annie Burr Simpson. Brisbane-R W Cameron l.
Co.
Bark Brilliant (Nor). Hansen. Liverpool Birkcnhesd
Benham & B1ycsen.
bark q Reuscns Leighton Bristol E. ohm Zittiosen.
Bark sea Crest DO Bennett, Cork Tor oriors-C Ber.
BARK Marianne Ferro Qtai). Consonclo. Cork Pal
mouth Tor orders Benham Boyesen.
Bark Larkspur !iir. storey Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Marie tNor). Olsen. Antwerp-Funcb. Edge Co..
Bark Apheus Marshall tBD. McFadden, Antwerp-J
Mark Grssclla CNor) Espeund. copsnhas en-C Tobias
4 Co.
Lauro storey Scarpati
Bark Tasnan tBr). Briggs Observation-Disclosures 4 P1att
Brig Cora (Brl iausen, Perth Amboy, MI MENUS
schr Mary A william. Austin. Port su Pracs-R Muir.
Sclr Hattie smith. Lee. Gren ada-Leaycraft Co.
schr Frank Atkins, Atkins Santiago de Cuba-A Dayton
schr Bella RUSSELL Smith. jacksonville w arren Ray
Schr EvaJ smith. Hesron, Philadeiphia-James A Van
scar Urbana, Alien. Providence II w Jackson,
Schr Forsyth. Hobbie, Stanford-Ssmford Manufsc-
sehr Dart, Campbell. Stamford stamford Manufsctur.
n q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
FIFTH REGIMENT BALL.

Colonel Charles s. spcncer's "Uhlans" gave their
annual ball al Tcutoua Assembly Rooms last evening"
about four hundred couples partic pating The hall
was artistically decorated with flags, banners and
other military devices, including full sized eques
triau lainting OF Colonel Spencer in full uniform In
tho foreground and regmcntal line and camp
10 the rear fhe festivities OF the evening opened
about ten o'clock with the Fifth Regiment March,
headed by Captain STRIPPED. door manager; Colonel
pei. Captain Kass, Captain wilker, Captain Thesis.
Lieutenant Hooker aud ladies'. Among the visiting
ruardsmen OF other commands were General
brIsado Captain Giisey, OF tho Second brigade stan
Colonel Budkce, THIRD cavalry; Captain n ofimun
Inspector OF Rife Practice; Quarcrmaster RipIoy
Lieutenant Bolton Of the seventy rst reg rnent and
Adiutaot Murphy, OF tho Twelfth regiment Tho
ScDcllcrbund Singing Society, OF about uny voices,
cclont vocal enortA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
FOREIGN PORTS.


ApRs. Jan 2l-Arrvsd. bark Glide. Bssdle. Tamatsve
BrRRARp INLET. an l4Arrved, ship Eaton Hail. (Br).
Lloyd. San Francisco.
CiEsruxcos Jan Sailed brig Annie (Br), Grinn. New
York.
CAIBARsS. Jan I1Arrived. brig Mary Bartlett Smith.
PHILADELPHIA l3th bark Norton Stovor Shern Leth
: :chr 2 Mososy Higgins New YORK; 18th brig Lewis
CARpKsAs Jan l5-Arrivsd, schrs Harbcson Hickman.
Robinson Philadelphia; Jamos Gordon Champion, Port
lsnd; Jennie Bailey. Norton. do.
tBr. Cameron, Queenstown; brig Garments Br). Scott
HAvAsA Jan Is-Arrived brig Ortoa,.. Dorp. Philsde-
j smith, Crowell, Philadelphia; 18Th. ALBERT
Smith Loring. Baltimore aud Mannzas; Ruth Robinson
koler boston 10Th, brig Five Brothcrs Kan nll Cardiff
schrs David Fo'ck, sawyer Cardh Bennington rhomp
son, do. :. -
Sailed 18TH brigs Apton. Perkins, Pensacola; Brujs
Csp) Mahignes ST Mays 16h schr River Queen, Davis
Kingston Ja 18th, banks Warrior I'D Fleming Darien
18th Amazora tSp), Lust. Charleston; Antonio tSpI.
Castro. New Orleans; Carmen Luisa tSp; rovruria.
Chareston brigs Guacaldnivr tSp). Minor Mobile Cas-
ola 10TH Marin t5p), Mons Now Orleans; BARK Galopo
tsp). sepi. Savannah; brig Fannie jennings Mahony,
Cisared 18TH barkx Barrca Cspl. Oaguibsi. New Or.
leans; Marti Codolar (spl, Cuel. Charleston
HALIFAX. Jan DISABLED steamer Bet" tbD Tor Bermuda
and 81 Thomas -, .,
Zanxi Bar.
gerry New York. disg. to commences ldg Jan for
MArASxAs Ian ARRIVED, brig Keystonc. Beatty, New
York schr Nellie Dinsmore May StJohn NIB, via Gar.
sailed 10Th schr May Mcfarland. Mcfarland Phisdel.
phia; 18th, park Nevsrsink Jarvis OF hatteras brig
NASSAU, Jan 2-Arrved, schr Adelaide tBr,. Gsrvin.
FosS ANTONIO. Js. Jan ioIn Port. sehrs Samuel wack
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

There are only three nights aud one matu6o left OF
Nine. Modlcska's eng agement. Next Monday the lazy
appears Philadelphia
Judging from the notices of the Philadelphia press,
So,hcrn is drawing crowded houses the Quaker city
He goes thence to Washington ana Baltimore. Tho
"Crushed" Is likely TO make sensation for u long time
como.
In tho reproduction OF Robcrtson's comedy OF
"school" al alack's tomorrow night, Mr. Wailack
aud Mr. Montague will appear together for the first
time this season. Miss Ehic Germon. Mrs. Gilbert,
Mrs. Seitou MISS Boniace Mcssrs. Harry Beckett and
Mr. Holland are likewise in an exceptionally strong
cast Even tho schoolgirls will, It said, be repre-
scented by actresses of well known ability.
> concert Tor the benefit OF tho Church OF tho
Reformation is TO be given this evening, In which
will take part Mr. $. b. Whitley, organst; Mr..
Joseph Jewett baritone; Mr.. Ferdinand Carr, vio-
inist; Miss Arabella Root, Mr. J. n Patteson,
pianist; e. y. Marsden, tenor; Mrs. Robert aud Miss
Emma Wilkinson, Mr.. George Simpson, Messrs.
Reiger, Sims. Nook, Macy and Joseph Gerbcl
Theodore Thomas his grand orchestra at Stenway
Hall The programme is as mphony, Z
fiat Haydn; /. Adagio, allegro spirito; 2. Andantc;
s. Menuetto; A. Allegro con apritoi capuecio, o. 4.
Hermann Grasdner; overture "bride oI Messlua, -
schumann; symphony, No. J, 10 A, 90 ~ Beeshoysh
l. POGO sostcn uto--vvnce; Aiiegreiloi 3. Pros
4 Allegro con brio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
AN UNACCOUNTABLE SUICIDE.

FERNANDO HoNCK, sTENOGRAPHER, PRO-
POSES TO INVESTIGATE THE QUESTION OF
HELL.
Fernando honck, . stenographer, committed sui
clio yesterday = room in tho Sulphur Baths Hotel
or boarding house, kept by A. l.. Timolat, ut No. 81
Clinton place. Tho deceased was found lying upon
the bed in his the second floor with pistol
shot wound in his breast Nothing found
in his room 70 indicate tho reason Tor hi
ssdesIruction o, -sstor received by Edward +.
UndcrhIil. s,en0grapher OF No 800 West Twentieth
street. yesterday morning. which iully explained the
uniort mans death. He SAID 10 tho letter. that
he had been unable to get work, except once IN q
while odd job. He miserable because he could
not hnd permanont employment, and that by The time
Mr.. Underhil received tho letter no would be dead
aud out of ali his trouble and the world. Mr.. Under-
hill II Is stated, brought the matter 10 the OF
the police, who fully investigated it.
Fernando HOnck, the suicide, was q native Of Bali-
moro Nd. twonIythrce years OF age, and had been
resident of TINS city for u number 0i years past He
was employed AZ times by Mr.. UnderhIil steuo-
grapner and also by number OF law nrms About
three weeks ago no mad hired the room he DIED in,
paying Tor II IN ADVANCE. Is not believed that his
death was due to pressing financial difficulties, Tor q
bank book found showing deposits OF nearly $500.
but Is thought tnat his inability Obtain perma-
nsut employ nient worked upon him TO bring
gbout arrangement mod, aurine which he sought
aud obtained reiief in doatb Indeed, the folio
letter, when he addressed TO Mr. Underh fully sub.
Stimulates this belief.
REMARKABLE LETTER.
Nxw YORK, jan -, 1873.
EDWARD +. USDxRHiLL, Esq, No. 3oO West Tweutet tn
street, New York -
DEAR MIR UNDnRuLL--I trust you will excuse my writ
ing to you, as shall not PROBABLY bother
time have advertised repeatedly TO try and get ady
work, but not Leen able it. money
ning oat aud think II is best to end lite before
he tepeudcnt and while have
- pay funeral penses wish hrst thank
your kindness TO me since have known
you that iee sincerely grateful to you have done my
best to qualify myseIt business. thinking that II
not succeed would at Toast deserve hut 1T is
my late succeed, and may well accept 1t without
winning
know that when commit suicide people will say am
tool and unatic anu terms, but
cont Tor the kick Of though cao't feeling
Il. will beyond all that very soon. ho have
minded my own business in iiie, have paid my way
and done much good could. viii
God for the world. Perhaps may find
is hell, though | think hell enough earth
without featuring TOR the hereafter rate
IL there is hell IL is comfort TO know that there will be
winter there Ihanking you for your
kindness to me, remain yours truly. FERD. HUNCk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
ATHLETES AT GILMORES GARDEN.

On Friday and Saturday evenings there will he
athletic entertainments given at Gilmore's Garden
under the super intendence OF Professor William
Miller spsrrng, bicycle racing, Indian club swing.
ing, walking matches, wrestling and fencing arc
announced, the participants being professionals aud
amateurs. Among the former appear tho names OF
Professor Miller, John j. Dryer, Professor William
Mcclellan, William Heyser, j. 81 Iailin, Professors
De furck and FrcdericHs, William De NoleiIe Charles
Murphy, Sieve O'Douuell, William FLYNN and
others. some Of the cleverest amateurs will
also be on hand The programme for Friday night is
replete win exciting events, among them beng a
wrestling match betwcea Miller aud Charles Murphy,
and bicycle racing by Dc NoieIlc, the champion,
against all comer On Saturday evening the SIP .rrug
tfia bouts viii take place. anu Miller will spar
Jonn Dwyer. The former viii also wrestie with
W iInam n. yster, Grgco-Homan siylc The prizes 10
be gwen CONSIST of gold SILVER mcuals ana cash.
Tho Uuiiang eatireiy aoored over, making 1. much
more omlVrtable Tor VISITORS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Jan 23-Arrivcd. bark Chsstins Redman.
Elicit Boston.
AMSTERDAM Jan iss sled. bark Adoph Engler Pickett
Hampton Roads.
vannah.
Put back 23d bark Pauline (Ger), stohn for Tybee-
cause not stated.
CARDIFF. Jan 2s-Arrvsd "Gsorge wellington."-
GnEKSocK, Jan 23-saiied, ship Camperdown DID, for
New York.
GIBRALrAa. Jan l3-Passod, steamer Excelsior (Br),
Clay ton. from Messna. &c. for New York.
GESoA TO Jan 23-Arrived brig David Busbse, stower
New York
HAvnr Jan l-Arrved. barks Florels Craig Now York
22d, Peter Crerar (Br). Whalen. Norfolk.
Sailed Goth, bark N 5 tNor. Petersen, United States
LIVERPOOL Jan 22-Arrived, ships Rock Terrace (Br)
Fletcher. Now Orleans; Tonawanda. Tursy Mobie asd.
steamers Autocrnt (Br). White, Norfolk Va; Bsvarian
ODD Lazzoo, Boston; ships Cuvato Huestis victoria
Prussia McIoon New Orlcans Stnrxcs. Linnekn.
Evangeiine tBr. Manson. Gavsston Florence. Kelly,
Norfolk Sostrcne tNor). Foyn. Wilmington. NC.
Sailed 23d steamer Pennsylvania. Harris Philadelphia
direct; ship Mabel Clark. sheldon, Savannah.
LONDON, J an 23-Arrved. steamer Thames tB), Camp
bell, Portland, Me; ship Ann Gray B, Farcuhar Pcnsa
cola.
United States.
MAxssiLLx. Jan 2o-Arrived, bark Com Mossmau, Bal
timore.
PAvlLLAc an Sailed comtesse Duchael tRr),
Dupont from Bordeaux, New Orleans.
QuEENsrows. Jan % Arrived. steamer Ascupart (sr)
Harlow. New Orleans; bsrks Giuseppe Qninto Qta) Cap
pilini. do; Raraele Lisure dtaD, Pagsno, Baltimore
Elina QtaD. Rcpetto. do.
BorrERDAn. Jan 2a-saed, bark Queen Of Hearts tBr
Matter, Hampton Roads.
RouES AN ~ Arrived bark Karstens Lsngaard tNor)
jacobsen, New Orleans; Riva, (Aory, Jorgensen. Sa
vannah.
Sailed 10Th, bark Wild Hunter. Minott. New York.
RIO JAsEIRo Jan ls-Arrved previously. bark George
Peabody. Wilson, Baltimore.
LONDON. Jan 23ship John Gladstone tBr) Rouse, from
Antwerp for New York; before reported having
anchors and likely to Kaoos Bank. has gone
ashore.
Ship Barring Brothers, from Norfolk before reported
in collision ashore In the Mersey. All her cargo will
dischsrg god in damaged condition.
WEATHER REPORT.
LsHEAD, Jan 30 PMwind WI w, strong: barometer
295lS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. %, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPoRTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
-. 'wrTxsruSs rEIEGRxrn- LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
- N wHrTEsruSs -rEIEGR6rH LINE.
Steamer wyoming dr. Jones, Liverpool Jan IL and
g 81, 4. y
an iumsn sseam" bound nd 10 mile. OF sandy
sss s' W. leland hamburg
Co. f h % ~ns and W n 70
IT, lat 40 So - passed line oourd g.
sSia %a;s FUNGI Edys 81
siesmsr Sorssn City, Reed Orleans Is.
Steamer Hudson; Nov Orleans Jan IT. with mdss
steamer Regulator ponne. Win nston. NC days. with
Old Dominion stesmship Go.
steamer potsse Pierce. Philadelphia. with coa to the
steamer W Everman. Plat. Philadelphia with mdss
ship artsburn dD. Hunt Calcutta Sept -, with mdss
to Cooper. Jr; vessel to Ira Ods Co. Anchored of
Bedford Br,. consaon. Liverpool Dee in ballast.
Bark Emma an. Williamson. Liverpool Dec is. In bal.
lax s.ss, .1rs zoe
Dec = in ballast, to 1 Nevius 4 Son Is anchored at
Mark Albion SNor,. Nielsen, Rotterdam 81 days. with
fnrk Flaws tItnl, Marssca casah 10 days. with salt
Bark Alma tswe, olsen Rio Janeiro A. days. with cof
Zee TO BIG Arnold vessel TO tunch. Edye o. Jan Is
tty o. timber floating around hor tried
her but 81 81 q in
Mltcneuer.
ballast. to order. Is anchored at SANDY Hook.
Schr Tam o. >hanter. Zeluf. Bnracot IL days. with
coanuts to T. PUG vessel ~ Is } Weinberg h Co
Schr sarah W Hunt (of Bath, Fsdden Bar IL
days with fruit to Gomez Pcarsail; vessel TO Wen
berg 20
Sc Minnie Weeks, Savannah days. with naval stores
to Evans. Bali h Ca
bay asS @ ei'y
rectly reported
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconia. ~ Portland Tor New York. with
mdss aud passengers to I Nmes. .F
Steamer i,y OF Ftchaurg. Springer, New Badford for
New YorN with aud passengers TO Darling Davis.
Steamer Cont mental. New Haven for New York.
steamer Erastus ,oining. New Haven for New York.
Schr Simpson. Mahoney Bridgeport tor New York Dis
AT anchor OF Herald Station).
sscs,asl sw. BOUND EAST. hNi
Steamer Doris Shirley, New York for Providence.
Steamer Elm City New York for New Haven
Steamer CITY Of Hartford.
Schr VI Newins. i.odman. Mobile tor Providence.
Scir John II Chsfec. Buell. Virginia Tor Now Haven.
Schr Ida, Deering. New York Tor Taunton.
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rili. Downing for ehladelphia idr: Euniee Seyccms
Baker. Wigs Euniee Rieh Jenkins do; Addie X warner.
Lewis, do: Minot Light. Daislsy. do; Pinta Dix. do
ard. Wilmington. Del for barbados and Para.
ST AGO. Jan e-saed schr Charlotte Jameson. Jamer
sAGUA. Jan i7-Arrvet bark Hattie u Dixon. Yates,
Newport. 4. via Milford Haven.
ST Jonx NIB. Jan 2i-Arrived schr Howard Holder (Br<
Cleared 2ist schr Emma CROSBY. Crosby Mat.ns,s.
lPKR STEAMER wyonixs1
BELFAsr Jan ll-Arrivsd Grid, Nielsen, Now York
CARDIFF Jsn ii-Arrved. sophia Behn. Prince Edwsrd
Island.
sailed iith. Medina. vrge. Havana: Ring. Moran, Bic
DEAL, Jan II-Passsd. Capri. Cook London for sandy
Hook
Arrived Ilh Annie Troop Ferguson, New York for uull
GLOUCESTER Jan II-saied origne. Cavas.a, Baiti.
GRAvEsENp an l1-Arrved. Agos.ina. S.galerbs New
York: Reviewer brown and Aftensernen, Iothing. do
RKESocK. Jan II ARRIVED. stiilman Allen, Taylor,
GRAND BAssA Wei. Dec aoIn port. General sedgwick.
Hull Jan li-saned yirsgo Isl. New Orleans.
KiScsrows L. Jan Ii-sailed. Sophia Cook. Dunn New
LiyERroos Jan 10 Sailed. Elphinstons nl. PhIladsl-
Roy scy Roads: j Brown keazer. Rio jan
Giro William. Journssy Tyoee; Normandy. fukey. New
Cd Point Lynas 10th. Condor Mocklsr Nverposl for
on The sxsrrcs 10TH Forest Belle. Scott. Liverpool Tor
Charleston.
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Madras
SUNDERLAND. Jan 1l-Sailed, Abraham, New York.
LONDON m 12Bark Tarsns from New York for Exster
(re roieuInj, lowed into Plymouth by the Dutch
steamer Connect. with loss Of ruddsr
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chcred peal with OF buiwarks stanchous ana ras
and galley much damaged having experienced very hesvy