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New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
THE ARTISTS FCND SALE.

Leavitt's Art Rooms at No. S11 broadway
were crowded evening at the concluding sale of the
Artists Fund co lection. Seventy pictures were sold
The bidding was not very brisk. Mr.. Whlttredgcs
"Twiight on the Pains " was knocked down at SO.
lust as a gentleman who wanted the picture entered
lie called out III time TO arrest the auci0necr attention.
who put the landscape again. while several persons
oudly demurred II was finally sold for $500. The fol-
lowing are among the pictures that brought the best
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
An INsoLyTNT GRoCfRY FIRM
NAVY ORDERS.

WAsHfNGTON Jan. 2S.-COmmandcr NJ. L.
Johnson Is ordered 10 hold himself IN readiness for the
command " The h,iuelot, Aiaic station. Lieutenant
Commander John &. Rich Is ordered To the Navy Yard
League Island Lieutenant Franklin Hani0rd is ordered
To ordnance duty at the Navy Yard, New York Master
James IT, Bull ordered to temporary duty at the
ucdO station Surgeon l.. :. Matthews Is ordered 10
Lackawanpn. Pacific station Assistant Engineer Jno.
d. Sloan il ordered to tho Plymouth, at Boston; Lieu
tenant W W. GilIpatitcE DEF achod ffvm the Coast
Survey Steamer Haslcr HnG paced waiting orders
Passed Assistant Engineer JDo q. BrOsnahfn IN de
taccd from special duty at the Navy Yard New
aud ordered tO the Marion Passed Assistant Eng
George = Gates and Cadet EngIuccrs g. II. T. BaDbtt.
r. y El1redgc and A. d. g. Ruse detached from the
Marion and ordered Ia proceed home and await orders
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
BfLTINORE SUG4R TRADE
From me BlI,imorc SIN. Jar. 2l.

The bank It. Lawrence, one OF the vessels
In tnr regular line sf packets between Baltimore and
Demerr reached this port yesterday WITH leO tons OF
sand ballast II IA slated tnat the dh"ulte- winch the
inpogters Of Drmerara sugars have encountered
through the charges OF artificial cOlorng made 10y spe-
cial OF The unlAd states Treasury have pact-
ul pli cud to shipments from thar colony 10 Balti
t re- The ~. Lawrence and the other vessels of the
line tf packets had for year, carried away doIDesc
products to DcmeTara and returned with c2rgoes of
Su.ar The Baltimore importers seem To b" AT present
turuiuS their attention to Louisiana a. market from
which get their succharlne rrUdnctS. vessel sf-
rived here yesterday from New Orleans with LOO bar
res OF Inoasscs and 80 hOgsheads Of sugar Another
similar reported IN tue bay, ami several
more are the here. The Government, or course,
will from this trade but Louisiana VIII
De benefited Hdtug a ready market 80 near hOmp.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
BUSINESS JEOTBLEN.

STOCKHOLDERS ASSESSED - PR CiNI 10 MAKE
Up DEFICIENCGl>.
SARATOGA, y. Y, jan. 2S.-lhc directors of
the F,rst Naiuual Bank have made c, ou the Si0cS-
holders % per cent on each share o make up an d-
cnrcs and contingencies consequent ou tlc previous
lni-mnnasement to he pad within t.cnty Gays. The
directors say If the call roud"c 90 they fear the
bank will have go mo re hands II r"cc Yer. which
VIII probably all stock ard require assessments
to satisfy the drpusItoI-. the St"c ckhorrs c Ia
meet ~iturdIy consult ana decide WirLcT the
bank lc wound up bN rccriN'f or thC assessment
met. Cashier Lcakc, WHO'S" alleged mi,mana2cment
nrnuelt disaster on the institution, has res. .utU.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
A s,vIyGS BANK 10 BIZ CLOSED.

RoSTON. Jan. 2S.-lt is stated that the di-
rc,tors OF the Nccdhan Savings NIX have decided 10
clo, that institution OWING To lack nf bn4nc.s From
the time organiI tti"n in l17i 10 JanuAry. 1873.
the deposits steadily increased over the Withdrawals.
but for the the current has been setting the
outnsr direction not from any Of the safety OF
le bank which IN. brcn well managed bat simply be-
ca.r the deposit need their money 10 use Last year
trr amount received vas some So 900 While the with
drayas Amounted about $lO,OGO Thr tank Il prr-
fcty solvent and 10 fears Iced be entertained 10y the
de
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
EEnrcING A HANKS CAPITAL STOCK

Bo,ToN, Jan. 28.-The voting upon the
the to reduce the capital stock of the National
Bank of Commerce of this city from 81 100000 to sl
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
EMBARRAssMENTs IN NEw-BRUNswICK
ST JouV. \. b.. Jan. 2S.-The shareholders

OF the stadacona Insurance Company hold meeting to-
day. and passed "a resolution fdvorng the winding mp OF
the COMPANY. A writ Of attachment in insolvency has
been ssued against the estate Of Dscol Brothers, n-
nor merchants A writ oi attachmtut has Hlso been
issued against h. Murray Co., retail dfy goods deal
ere OF KDgs al the instance OF Gould BrUthefs' Oi
Montreal
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

Tor THAT n You CAN.-Tom: &" Wy ia,hsi % .
40 tall he can look over the garden wall JaeA' :
can my father, with his hat on."-lFnn 4,
U>Crs,Np AUNTs-MasterW (anxiousn.
10 elder brother who has been made hal,iD Ps.'
well. Tom. Is II boy or grif" Happy fAIen .,er
bov" Master Willie "oh. I'm sO glad. 0eeansr ~ ny
snys n IL ere girl should be Aunt Bil'-i'uu''
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
TAII.rKE Al AILENIOMN

ALLENTOWN, Penn, Jau. 2S.-M. j. kramer,
for many wears the largest dry goods ,rchut this
CITY had his store closed Nv c ~hcr,n aud will bo sold
nuf on SATURDAY. His indebtedness aooui $1,000.
due mostly to Phladci phia and N.w-IOIk hrm-.
SUSPENSION OF A NATIONAL BANK.
CINCINNAII, Jan. 2S.-Thc First National Bank Of
Granville ONO has suspended. Tue dcpOsto,, will he
paid IN full. Holders Of the bank, paper will be- losers
BANK To- Go INTO LIQCIDtIiON.
OSwfGo y. Y, Jan. 2S.-Thc Stockholders Of the M
tional Marine Bank owing the low rate Of Interest
and bgh taxation have resolved 10 10 into iqudaion
Ihc bank IL solvent.
Az INSOLvENT GROCERY FIRM
CISCIxNATI Jan 2s.--A dispatch from L0ulonviil-,
Ob, eays the store T.. j. Black a Co., rrocers Al
that place was locked up by the shcrin. ne 23,i
inst and al valuable property WIS put under levy.
on "A Judgment IN favor Of the Lpud'nyille banking
COMPANY ight l. now on hand by the other credit.
ors To defeat this priority TIE tr - >Olyrni. La
blifics about S3 200; assists $1,000 The creditors
are che tiv farmtrs
FRAUDULENr BANKRUFTS AEI:AIGNED.
BOSTON Jan. 2S--Alber &. Andrews aud James ".
Coltman were arragncd day charged with pir.
ing TO defraud their creditors, ana were held in
$1,000 BAH for trial.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
FUNERAL OF THE LAIE JUDGE HoLYBuRioS,,

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 27.-The fuhefa' ',
the ate Judge James ID. Hoybartou, VINO "i'" ,rv
evening took place this afternoon, ami was a'eh"
members Of the bar Ia body. including the '"uH0s
the Supreme Court ~ Appeals ana u Arse .,,a
Leading ctZens Judge Hoyburton served ~ 5r,n
states Judge for the Eastern District OF NlrE az
President rylers Administration until the
thr latc war; also as Judge OF the ConfederaN ,sr
Court dur1ng the war. lie seventy ak years VI ~
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
rrrsr coLoREp orFIcE HOLDER N KENTUCKY

CINClNNArI Jan. 2S. j. ID. McLead,
coorcd has been appointed Government Sorekeeper at
CoyipRtop Ky. being tue first man Of his race who
yer Received an apponnrni OF the kind III that safc
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

800 900 which was begun last week. was concluded
day ami resulted in the adoption of the resolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-16
CLEARED.

steamer Adratic tBr) Jennings Liverpool via Queens
town--R Coris.
steamer Lcpanto tBr. Rogers Hull. ESandsrson Son.
Steamer State of Pennsylvania (Br, Stewart Giasgev-
A Baldwin 60.
steamer New York. Quick. New Orleans-Bcsart 4 Nor
=,
Yonge
Steamer Gulf Stream. Ingrags, Charleston--J Quin
tard 4 Co.
Steamer Fanita Lawson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hand.
Shin Young America. Baker. San FrnnciscoSuton Co.
Bark Aseyria ,Bri, Edgott. Bristol--Snow Burgess
Bark Nicola dta Isolia Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark sisnet B. Yeo. Cork Falmouth for ordersPcn.
BARK Chiarina 1tap Casola, Treste-Laurc. Storey 4
Bark Julia. Higgins. Msrscilles-.Js,nes Horny.
Bark Nuova Virginia 1al,, Cahero, Lisbcn-Laurc Sto-
Bsrk Eliza Bar,s (Br. Hollis, Hamilton tBsrmuda)-A 4
Brig Gntisudc csp). sunol, Bnrcelona-P Hsrmonys
Brig Adele Maria csw,. Grondahi valenea-runch Edge
Brig Eliza Thompson, Sawyer. rontarire, tiuad-L W
Brig Rising Sun, Grinsne. Demorara-Lw wa Arm.
brig Robert Move. McIure. Port Spain crrinidsd,-H
sehr II Grimm, Mckinney. Msrsnham--G Amsinck
Sehr George whi.ford Bryant. Ponce, rR-E Sanchez
schr Edward White. York, Matanra.-Marcus Hunter
schr salIio Evans, wiictts Brasos. santasoEvsns,
sebr Ida Palmer Palmer, stsmford-stamfcrd Manufac.
turing Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser OF steamer Saratoga, from Aspnwall, viii
please accept thanks for ccnrtcsics
STEAMER AYroS tBr which left Palermo Jan for New
York put hack damaged supposed by collision. and sailed
again Jan H.
STEAMER RoraL wrLsu tBt. from Genoa. a. Philadcl
phia Jan 10 lost foropmast and all sails during heavy
weather.
Sur ARpxonr tBr at Savannah San II from Glasgow.
overheard Christmas night boy named George
skiacf. ascd 10 ycars. native of Lancashire
BArK IIrsny BrrSusa Rayner, nj Havana Jan from
Pasgoria had bad weather tho and lost par
Of dcckload OF lumber
BARK MAReAsyrnA BLANCA Ger, at Delaware Break
water from Southampton reports heavy weather the entire
passage. Has bcen four weeks of Hateras aud ost
nearly a her sails.
BARK GLoAx,S lB0 from Calais, at Delaware Break
experienced succession OF gales during the
driven !pn eight times and split sails.
Bank ANNA (Nor) Vineyard, from Rio Janeiro at Hamp
ton Roads encountered storm the Sd and 18th insts
and sustained slight damage.
Savannah which into Nassau Dec 10 enky had struck
tho bar while entering. WIS badly damaged and had
commenced discharging for repairs JanY
BARK HARMONY tBrl. for Rochcfort. which was owed
the 14th to resume her voyage In few days.
BARE NANNY tSwl. from Charleston. Sc, for Fleet
wood which into Waterford Jan with los Of ruddcr
and mass Is reported by cable having arrived nj Holy
head ON the 18th inst. dspastcd.
BARK EDWARD KipDr, Park, at Boston 14th from Cal
cuta reports Oct ~ had gallo from the westward
sai 3, Ion Il W, experienced the hardest west
erIy gale encountered this coast which continued
four days; shipped which stove skyghs. cabin win
dows aud small boat
Bric susSSox from Ina qua for New York which put
Nassau Jan leaking IN upper works loss of sails &C.
was repairing ths 9th to sail soon for destinson
Bnis MrssrnAHA Br, Porter. from rsscsgoula icr
Nantes which t into Nassau Dec ~ In distress. vas dis
charging cur 20 Jan for repairs
BRe Alnhsri from ~ Nov - for New York before
assorted overdue. foundcred a. @dan u she vs "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

CESrurcos. Jan 4-Arrivca brig woodcock Br) Mattor
SON Kingston: 'ta. schrs Eddie DR.. Baicom Mon.ege
Sailed 9Th brig Carabelle. Cogsins Boston.
HAVANA, Jan S-Arrived. brig Enroclydon tRr), Gon!d
b or r~rs ns sr Ems %s
mann. Philadelphia schr Cumberland keaxcr New York
10th steamer Tappaannock Cooksey Now Orleans land
Sailed 9Th steamer t;ailiermo lsp, Ruiz. Pensacola
Flying Cloud iBrJ Wagner Now Orleans: schrs Cham
bcrs Buck. Pascagoula Adytha tBr). Aubry do 11th
harks Gesoria lsp,, Grol Savannah; Esther BENJAMIN
Matanzes: Daring. Anderson do brgs 0noaska Griggs
Sag.a Rlnnco tBr) FOSTER schr Mary bradshaw, Van
Glider, Matauzas. ~
briys Amanda Br Howe sagus Flora sp) sisa, Charles
Spain: oist. schr Enlslia (Br from -
IIxERlck, Jan l2-Arrvcd, bark Fannie r Leary, 81
MArANzAs Jan s-Arrvsd, schr Ariadne Dyer Portland
9Th brig Emma ]. Hall, Perry, New York; schr Mary
Sailed 9th, schrr Moilie Emma, Buxhdsli. Shields
Weeks. Littlefcld, do
NASSAU Dec l3,,Arrived schrs Elizabeth Cook. Cook
johnson. New York: 10Th, Maud Seward Anderson Bai
more; 23d brig Minnehnha Dr. Porter, Pascasonla for
Nantes. in distress
.!SiSGArong, Dec BIN port. ship Chas Luing Ger,
wickc for New York; bark. Mexican. Berry for do Bcr
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA. Nov @i-trrvcd. barks Bohc
mia bob. Otto San Francisco and sailed Dec for
jnta Dec o. Aeolus Ger, Acaiua (snd sailed 18th for
sacvA, Jan ARRIVED. .chrs Agnes Bacon. Haley
Jop III jan oarea brir sc y. @ Tor,.
Denerara; schr Robert Ross. Clark, New York.
Sailed nth schr iopvinc for Philadelphia and returned
vcroRa, Jan 5-Arrlvcd ship Ericsson. Thatcher San
Francisco.
Sailed eth bark Ethel (Br. Graham, Valparaiso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-16
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

DECISION By JUDGE CAMPBELL IN FAVOR OF
THE LANDLoRD-MB. HARKINs WILL STILL
BE CONNECTED WITH THE MANAGEMENT.
The suit of Andrew Gilsey and others against Fiske
4 Harkins for nonpayment of rent of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre from December %. 1878, TO January /.
1872 for the sum of 81 800. yesterday disposed
of by Judge Campbell, of the Sixth Civil District
Court. Judge Campbell, after giving two
days attention the points involved, decided that.
according to the evidence the sum Of 49, 800 was paid
the landlord June 4. 1878. which sum paid the
accrung rent to September %, 1878. From that
date the sum Of $3.50 was TO be paid weekly in adj
vance. and paid up to December ~. 1878.
Since then there has been rent pail.
There has been paid thirteen weeks rent.
amounting TO $3.50. which, together with
the amount paid June T. 1873, amounts to
$1a250. From December %, 1873 to June 4. 1s1J.
there are twcntythree weeks $3.50 per week. which
would amount to sI7,25o due on the lease. adding
amount paid 1872 25O). this makes grand total Of
s29,5UO. and 500. which according to the testimony
was TO be paid at the expiration of the lease,
making the full amount s3o,oVO The defendant
Fiskc claims that he has pail moro rent
than the calls for but IL is entirely retutcd by
the facts and figures. Judgment is therefore rem
dcred for the plaintiffs anu possession Is thereby
given to the landlord.
JUDGE cAMpDEII's OPINIONS.
Meeting Judge Campbel-who IL Thoroughly IA
nilisr with landlord aud tenant casoslast evening"
. HERALD reporter asked him what he thought of tho
merits Of the case.
well 1 thought nothing said the Judge cone
way or the other. took all the facts and figures and
stndicd them up carefully, and could arrive at no
other conclusion than that you will find in my de-
c.sion. 1 knew none OF the parties personally, but
presume be we'll informed In matters OF this nature
and think my decision was as fair ana impartial as
A. could be-.
'ljut did not Fske claim that the rent ior the week
excluded sundays
"Hc did but there nothing in the lease to de-
bar him from using the theatre on sundays II he
wanted to. say for sacred concerts.
Can the landlord still sue for the amount OF the
uncSpircd lease p
'lic can. but guess lac won't lsup1osc nc thlnAs
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IL useless to attempt extracting blood from turnip.
and he is pleased enough to get his property back
into his hands
WHAT TIE MEssRs. GIIsEy SAY.
The decision Of the Co art. rendered. was not un-
expected by tha Mcssrs. cilsey. who the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. and the reporter OF tho HERALD
prise with as much energy rs if il had not been
interrupted by the Judicial proceedings.
In answer to an inquiry one OF the brothers re-
marked that lac thought the theatre one Of the
most valuable in the city. and there no reason
why. under strict business management, IL would
not b. remuneratyc. He regretted much as any
one conld do the difficulty that hai taken place be-
tween the partners.
DO you think that Mr. Harkins will retain the
direction OF the uropcrty?'' inquired the writer
IL am unable to answer that question:, was the
reply ..but il Mr. Iiarlins is properly barked-and
We have reason to believe that he has many inhucn'
tal friends-he is certainly choice ~ manager.
because wo believe that nc has the experience aud
capacity essential to success. feel confident from
the statements have heard that he will be ultimately
identified with the management anu exercise super
visory control Of the theatre.
HsnKINs on THE SITUATION.
A reporter OF the HERALD found Mr.. Harkins at his
rooms in the Sturtevant House and made the follow
ing inquiry
Now that tho decision of the Court has been
dered in favor OF the Messrs Gilsey ousting Fiske
Il Harkns from the Fifth Avenue Theatre for the
noi.paylncnt OF rent what may ASK are your pans
for the future?'
Il am making preparations TO reopen the theatre
under management. Anumbcr OF my personal
friends have interested themselves in my behalf and
have good to believe that the place Will be
once more lighted up under the most favorable
auspices shall probably he the stage manager. and
at the same time general representative OF the
PARTIES to whom refer II the fatcs kind think
my people will fill the stage week from Saturday
night. and. IL so, Islall produce DR. Clyde popu-
lar play. translated from the German that has had a
long and successful run tho other side. aud pos
many OF the clcnents OF success. intend to
commence rehearsal with my company tomorrow
or next day. and go right on with work until the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-16
MINNIE CUMMINGS LTTIGATIONS.

After numerous adjournments. tho proceeding
brought by Mr.. Emo. the landlord, to dispossess
Minnie Cummings tenant from the occupancy Of
Fifth Avenue Hall has been dismissed by Judge
Campbell, sitting in the Sixth District Court. The
dismissal Of the proceeding on technical point
raised by Mr.. Aaron Kahn counsel for Miss Cum
mings, TO tho effect that the person who swore
service of the process had failed to show in his a
davit that he had attained the age required by the
rules of Court necessary to valid service IN this
respect the Judge held the affidavit of service to be
defective, and therefore dismissed the proceeding
Almost simultaneously with this temporary triumph
Miss Cummings has commenced through her coun-
$4,000 damages from Mr.. Leon Coutatin. on the
ground that he had failed in his contract to produce
opera bouffe at Miss Cummings Drawing Room
Theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-16
THE BLAINE INVESTIGATION.
INTIMIDATION, FRAUD AND vIoLENcI IN THE
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

INTIMIDATION, FRAUD AND VIOIENCk IN The
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Is. 1879.
At the meeting of the Teller Committee to-day
Clement L. Walker attorney, Of New Orleans. testi
fed, concerning the election in this city, that
he believes the returns promulgated were
not indicative of the trne results: votes
poled for conservatives being counted for Democrats
he charged generally that there were irregularities
and frauds in the conduct Of the election, and said
II have sworn statements of parties who
witnessed the frauds;" the citizens party was
denied representation at the polls. the
faction; to judge from the class Of appointed
commissioners by the democratic party fair return
of the vote was not expected; the counting of the
vote at the polls was in most instances made in
secret or by men determined to elect the
democratic ticket. aud satishcd the statements
of the vote at many polls made up for any deficit in
the vote for the democratic party: aside from the
falsty of made up returns. illegal votes were cast
there being great deal OF rcpeating the conserva-
tive party organized for the purpose OF putting
respectable men in Office.
SEVEN NEGRoEs KILLED.
i. Kennel tcoiored coroner OF Concordia testi.
fed:-rhere men killed. oil colored;
held an inquest over six; hve were hanged and one
shot: some were killed in November and others In
October one was snet IN nsin whi ;,, PieS th
fence and shot him; those who were hanged were
hanged ut night; do not know the mon who did the
hanging: some of the outlaws were white and some
black: Commodore Smallwood was drowned in Lake
ST. John; they tied weights around him and threw him
in ut night; about seventy or eighty men
him. because they claimed that he had threatened to
kill Mr.. Brown and his family: all that was learned
Of those who were killed learned from colored
people of the vicinity. George Washington. q
colored resident of Concordia town, and one
SssT &c s% Of the to seSsny
men prowiing through the parish; they
recognized one of the men a. Mr.. Young: the crowd
was going to Davidsons plantation. where they cap
tlired six aud also some horses, one of
which was mine: few hours afterward heard that
a man was hanging in the graveyard; went there
and found il was II. Smith; he was cut down by his
brother.
Charles W. Johnson. j. A. johnson. David Young,
Charles Lincoln and NJ. d. Randolph. all coored. of
Concordia. testified to general charges of intmda-
ton and fraud in the late election.
a. l.. Walton Of Concordia. member OF the Legisla-
turc. denied in effect the charges made by previous
witnesses.
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miles EsE Of Sandy Hook , sn: Sd e: sss
by from ss q 81 t ps.
followed ~ swelling u the throat The Absrt REGISTERED
-. and hailed from Buckspor'. Me- where 'n'
Aneo Charleston for H.rsor ls.pd in bal
sanR Ina a. mot Lolita Anne, Cook, from a. = q
loa,cl and arrived 20 the city Jan H.
scun crsrhsxr,L DIR, Bonne from Demersrs Tor bos-
wh into lelifss for repairs: s'"r,sa Smrs
Was wirhin IN miles of Boston ~ days ago
Scnn onYgr sxiri. Perth Amboy for Providence,
before rpetci a. City Island, ieaky repaired anu pro-
scmR axs.u sursNnr King, at Mobile Jan II from on,
SsT yo as yn@ it, "S sna
staysa sprung mainbocn, and is leaking
mo"S r0% ss " n
had discharged Jan and in tho dry dock undergoing
repairs.
scnr cvrrp d.o. which sailed from Boston July q 20
for Fernando po Is reported to have been burned g.
Liverpool in 1862. and has until few months ago
by parties Liberia in s"''on but was '0'
Srmn EpwArD BrsroN Br Mcdonald from Gonaiyes for
sos,o, at ncysrd a.en Ian ~ eras ~S
succession q northwestcry and westerly gales ,os,
ss " ." sayd So badly
Lowsprt split nains ail and tore toresa
Scup ALpiIA Salisbury from st Domingo City for Bos
ton Mt Haven 18th bosterous
tho entire % OF nSs o 81 rasy smd
doors and slide, quarter boards &C.
OvERpur-Bark Dante c}.6 tons. Por Dos Santos which
Pernamhnco Aug % FOR New York IN baiinst,
has not since been heard from.
/ VESSELS SoLp-Britsh bark Clifton. IA tors built at
Canton Nd. in 1857. In this port. about S3n Brit
Anna ~ tons. 10 fitted mp for Cuban
count privstc terms British schr Geo Calhoun 10"
tons built a. opewel Nb !. 2, ISL now in this port has
BALTIMORE Jan I5Capt Parker, of tho steamer Johns
opkns having been delayed in the Che-apcake
by accident tho machinery OF the vessel which will
dctain ho DAYS for Repairs consequently no ooss
will leave here for Boston before Monday next.
twomasted schr partly loaded il ashore at Gibsons
Island
Havana Jan ll-Brg Rock tBr), Wright, from Troon.
with Goals for Matanzas. xsors near Cane
uias the morning Of the 4h inst and according TO
considered dangerous that IL
thought that only hcr rigging and part OF her cargo
conid he snvcd. rho weather allowing.
The francesca arguilo ttaD. which Sroundc near
but to what extent she has been injured is yet
known practical survey having asyo been made on hef
HALIFAX. Jan 13-BriG Lulnn tBp, Ford for Havana,
her COAL found 10 De loaknS
Is dscharging ~ Black Bros Cos wharf
the safety of the brig q g Van
valuable .
I5hThc owners OF the bark Gunhida recently wrecked
At BORDEAUX received telegram today announcing hSt
Tho Straits of Canso arc full of ice.
KIrrY HAWK, NC. Jan u. O:45 ANA largo bark has
reported ashore II miles OF this station
signal service officer has assistant to opcnA station
IA despatch from Norfolk statcs atthe steamer Rescue
belonging tho Coast Wrockn2 Company has been sent
from there TO her assistance.
Nxw ORLEANS. Jan 15-L Mansfield, mate Of tho schr
Mncheca from Portland Nc for this port accidental
knocked overheard Turks Island and drowned.
NORFOLK 1.-THE schr Ovoca before reported ashore
Ocean vew has boon COTTON of and lowed to this port