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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-09
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
MORE FACTS FROM SIR. THURMAN.


A VERY MILD BATCH OF LETTERS INITIATING RE-
PUBLICAN INTIMIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF
REFRESHMENTS.
.By TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrDCSE.I
WASHINGTON, Jan, 5.-On Saturday Senator
Thurman sent the following supplementary letter TO
Senator Teller:
WAsHISGToN Jan. 4, 1879.
To The Hon. II. NJ TELLER Chairman Select COMMITTEE Of
Investigation:
DEAR sir: In further compliance with the request of
your commit ec communicated to me by your letter OF
The 2ls ult, have the honor tn nclose TO you
Iustallment No. 2" Of facts relating to the late
elections and especially TO the misconduct OF United
states Supervisors aud Deputy Marshals, 10 wit:
First-A letter from James H. Paine, ESQ., or Jackson
VILE Fla atiye IN the misconduct 0 United States
supervsos and deputy marsLas at the late elections in
me lid Congressional District in tbat state.
Second.-An affidavit Of owen j.. somers, OF Duval
county, Fla, relating TO the same subject
Ihird-A statement OF +. G. Randolph, Esq. OF Mont
gomery, Ala, showing the misconduct OF the United
States Deputy Marshas at the late elections III that
state.
of nigh standing aud rcspcctahiliry and beg leave
sprctuly commend their statements TO the earnest
cOnsde ration OF YOUR committee. Very respectful
your obcdient eTyant. A g. THURMAN.
Mr. Paines letter refers principally to the employment
Of u United States Supervisor OF Election and Dep
utyMarsha at voting precincts throughout the cJuncs
comprising the black belt OF FlOrda-Nassau Duya
Aachua, Columbia Suwanee, Marion, Madison. j. fer
son and Gadsden. Mr.. Paine says there was earthly
necessity for their presence, the State and local
officers amply able 10 preserve order ana
secure q fair election. Mr.; sOmers saws
we're engaged in distributing Republican bal
lots and peIsaudng coiorcd men TO vote the same.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
TIE COBB MURDER TRIAL.

Norwich, Conn.,, Jan. 5.-The crowd in and
about the courtroom yesterday morning. at the resump
ton OF the trial OF Mrs Cobb for the murder OF her hus
band, was greater than at any other time. Bishop re
sumed the witness stand. and was examined by
State Attorney Waller in detail regarding the
facts testified Friday. The witness gave partc-
ulars as 10 the numerous visits which passed between
them aud the presents gwen. More pOems," which
Mrs Cobb had sent him. were put in evidence After
her husbands death she gave him back parcel OF ar
senc and strychnine. The arsenic was about half as
much as had given her the last time. lie could not
tell whether any strychnme had been used or not The
examnai ion was then directed the death OF Bishops
wife Being asked whether he knew what was the cause
of her he declined TO answer. upon tho GROUND
that his counsel so advised him. At this point letter
sent by Mrs Cobb Bishop while in jail was put IN evil
dcnce II was in Mrs. CObDs handy vrltiDg and had Deen
Intercepted by Keeper Beckwith Ii contained nothing
snccal interest The xamnatiOn OF BISHOP was
begun but at | o'clock was SUSPENDED and the Court
adjourned TIL Tuesday at . O'Clock n. III.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
INSTRUCTIONS TO RIVER TRAVEL.


On the rivers there was considerable ice, out
the annoyances Yesterday not great partly pe
cause there was less river travel than on SATURDAY
For the first time In twenty years the huu-
son River was so firmly frozen or"r al lobkers
that persons crossed the ce and Tarryto"h
and Nyack the ice was five inches thick Opposite Tue
Elysan fields the North River one large field OF ice
down TO Castle Garden. at which point II extehucu
nearly across the river. making III dimc"I' io'
boats TO reach tholr landings. number OF per
sons yentured out on the ice at Cortlandtft' anu
all save three returned In safety Three boys wero car
red considerable distance down the river on CAKE VI
ice, ana with difficulty were rescucdby q tug
The Erie Railway ferry stopped running from TwehS
Tbirdst a a. ni on Saturday and at all the ofher Ter
res the boats made long and irregular trips Inc de
was very low at noon The Delaware: OF the
Payona Ferry caught in the Ice ana had 10 inaho
several attempts before she could land her nasseneefs
The PayonIa had the buckets OF her paddles caIleu
away The staten Island Terry boats ran as usua, ue
bay being cOmparatvely free from lee Ihe Easl hnei
was comparatively Tree oi lce' eAoep' aoht '"o N'
shore at Il cd tide. , .,
Toe Oca an steamers suffer much inconvenience from
the ice The slips are sOdly r0zon over that u al
most impossible bring incoming vessel up 10 ner
pipr The outgoing vessels have been f'iayeu ne
vond their advertised hour of departure by the
difficulty OF getting lighters and elevators along
Side to load them. Many OF the ocean
aud before they get out the Ice will have
TO he broken around them. Many outgoing steamers
have been delayed. Boats from Newport and neighDOf
Ing cities have arrived much benndnand.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

nv jumping out Of window into the ysrd He was Sc
verely injured, and died at IL o. IN on mat Day
A walking match for $500 between john
W. Goodwin, OF New.York, and Robert Campbell OF
rooklyn was begun in Stella Hall. Bedford-ave..
on January L. and brought to close Saturday night
Goodwin was the winner. having walked go miles in
seventy.fvo hours. while Campbell covered 216 miles
The report Of the Board of Health for the
eleven months ending December 1. 1873, states that
l.272 ambulance calls attended. The total eT
pense OF running the two ambulances was about $4,000
year. but the Board OF Estimate had struck out this
item he estimate for the coming year. ana unless
some provision made by the Common Council, the
ambulance service, which was great public benehf,
would have to be discontinued.
John Rogers, Barney Heeney, William Lin
denfeser william Batterbee Charles Keaney and Fred
erck Louter, members Of the "shorty" Lent gang OF
burglars examined before Justice Gertum In East
New-York Saturday, and held for the Grand Jurys
At the close OF the examination Rogers. at hs
request. married by the Justice 70 Fannle J..
81 gel who accompanied her husband on his return 10
the RAYMOND Street jail,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
SAILOR BOYS DEsTITUTION.

John Kelly, age fifteen, a sailor boy from
Dublin, who has made two voy ages to America has
been seeking snip since his arrival, early III Decem-
ber on the bark Arena from Antwerp On Friday last,
while maddened bv liquor gwen him oy strange sailor
he attempted TO jump into zoe East River from Pier
No 49, but was prevented, ana afterTard taken into
the custody Of Officer Htchman, Of the Steamboat
SQUAD. After passing the night at the New Street
statoDhouse ne was seut Saturday before Justice
Otterbourg at the Tombs 10 whom he told his story.
Kclly lost his latner by shIpwreck year ago his
mother died wnen be very young. Shortly after
MS fathers DEATH He shipped cabin hoy vessel
To tnis port whence he sailed aitcrward TO Antwerp.
He is bilgheye1 lad, somewhat unders zcd, but his
nrccocty and tdcpcpdence have made him u fav0nte.
Among the sailors ne goes 10y the name OF " Little
Maiiinspike" Justice Oterbourg discharged the boy
getting "a ship. Kelly has been befrendcd by kind
German at COentits-slip.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
THE FIsHKILL SAVINGS BANK BONDS.

PoUGHKEEPslE, Jan. 5.-In the hearing of
the case OF FishKil Institution against the
receiver OF the Fishkill National Bank, yesterday
TO recover S65.OOO OF the money stolen from
the latter institution and claimed to belong TO the
former testimony was given showing that the savings
bank bonds were assigned by virtue of power OF at
torney which on Investigation proved to have no ex
istence the books Of the saving bank. A
copy the resolution which the bonds assigned
was sent from Washington from the Treasury Depart
ment but inspecting the savings bank books nethei
such resolution found. This pre- sents startling
and perhnp3 controlling fact in the IL the bonds
were assigned by the Government on forged cerncate
then they not assigned st all
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
ROUGH PASSAGES FROM LIVERPOOL.

The steamships Abyssinia and Labrador
were the only vessels which arrived from
Europe yesterday. The Labrador was reported
from Sandy Hook Saturday night. She
had fresh eastcrlY winds during the first three days
OF her passage, followed by heavy head Winds
and December 27, encountered severe gale
which continued three days. on Thursday the
steamer entered severe hurricane. accompanied
ny snow hail and dense fog and was forced to heto
fOrty-egh hours.
The Abyssinla arrived at Quarantine Yesterday noon
after u stormy passage OF fifteen days from Liver
pool. December "a. %, 26 27. %, and 80,
She had strong gales AID heavy seas.
Another gale sprung up Friday and continued forty
eight hours making heavy seas On December 20 the
vessel made only fifty miles and Saturday only sixty
six miles. On four other days she made less than 200
miles n day
The following overdue at this port. had not
arrived nj midnight: The Suevia, from Hamburg Dec
ember IS; Italv from London. December 20; Donau.
from Southampton. December 26; Rbiwnnda, from Car
dr. December 81; Prior. from Gbraltar, December y;
Frfnw ood from Cardiff December IA Naworth Castle,
from Bremen December ID.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
PASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LivERPOOI-Bv STEAMSHIP Aby,stntd-C Baker.
L. Boornm j. l. Gains Mrs e. and Mics COghan the Rev.
G. Craven Mrs. Creak Miss Drake T. Drew w l. Ea on.
Miss Emmons NJ. .tunO, Fortune Gordon. Mrs John
Hitler /. Houston, J. J. Knowles, L. A. Ladd,
Mr McCCwn Mr. and Mrs Nigel ami five children A. Nor
ten Miss Randall A. SenaD, J. H. Smith, j. smith q. A
Thomson V. v Troter. A. Wendell, D. Wheedon. Jr w.
Whweil. MIRA Wright ana maid, MT Davidson, Mr Jeune
FROM HAVRE-By Stedmshtp LdbTdfOr.-Ars. James 3.
Bresse two nurses H. F. Nichols, MT and
Mrs Perranlt child j. F. Lee. A Greco MI e Saler
Air aud Mrs r. Berger Mr Barnett Mr Laurent MT ami
Mrs Joyau maid Jerrlm, A. b. DDgreyie A g. Aus.
ten g. iacau G. Lafosse, y. Prime. Mt and Mrs j. f.
Murphy children, Mrs " Murphy Miss Murphy, J..
r. Lectcq Miss p Grenier f. Anglers B Marsny. Sister
Benot. Sister ~ de la CcolI H. lambert Mr. and Mrs.
Mesmin Mr. RenaTd &, b. Talcot, Mrs H.
dras Mrs Gaderen and three children, w h. Johnson
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
ACTIVITY AMONG TUE ICE GATHERERs.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 5.-The Hudson has
suddenly object of much interest TO thou
sands OF people for distance OF sevcntyhve hun
dred miles for In the next thirty days If the weather be
propou over three millions tons of ice are to be taken
from It's bosom and stacked in the many houses
whch line It's banks. All day yesterday hundreds
Of men and boys and horses were at work al
various points north planning the crystal surface
and preparing IL for cutting and tomorrow
north OF Rnebeck the harvest will begin in earnest
EyeIywhrre the ice is ia fine condition. and there in Il
hurrying and the TO the various ice nelGs
Cd men and BOYS are being hired fast they apply
for work. The outlook for ice never better than
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
IDENTIFYING A FROZEN MAN.

The body of all old man, frozen stiff, was
found on Saturday morning lot in Eighty elghthst.
near Frst-ave. At the TwenIythird Precinct Station
house whittier II brought several officers recognized
10 as the body OF Thomas Mccormick an inmate OF the
Pooroouse ON Blackwers Island. in Tast years we'll
known m the neighborhOOd. Robert Cnios son-in-
law OF Mr. Mccormick, also identified the Dody at a
glance IL was asked how the old man came 10 leave the
is and aud the fact became known that he was sun
there SAFE sound Yesterday 1t was discovered tha
fhe dead man was James McArtnur. seVenyfOur years
Of age missing from his home. No. 3l7 East Seventy
,b1ongh Tie gate into the lot and while resting the
rnck by which he was found by the cold
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
MRS. DENNEDY NOT KICKED TO DEATH.

Catherine Dennedy, of No. 502 West Thirty
secOndst. who was found i'll her Thursday night
nsensiDe from what at first supposed to be the re-
suits of her husbands brutality died at the Roosevelt Hos
ptal at $50 O'Clock Saturday morning. The pOsnOrten
examination, however revealed tue fact that Mrs. Den
nedy died from complication OF four disorders superi
duced ny hard drinking, and not from any Mounds IN
cIed by her husband The husband, who was supposed
70 have kicked his wife, is stll N the T0mbs.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
SCARLET FEVER AND DIPHTHERIA.

Scarlet fever caused SO deaths last week |;
dphthea 81 During the week 21s cases Of fever and
20 cases diphhera occurred. The total number OF
cases OF scarlet fever for December amounts 10 64i,
against 40s in November. 2l0 October and l27 III
September The diphtneria record Is: September l0l
October, 1872; November, 22l December. 257 The
fever now RACES particularly the west side OF the
city. There 3.SO2 OF scarlet frver IN 1878
and 2,515 Of dphthcra. In 1877 scarlet fsDer %
dphtheria 3,5l0. In 1878. scarlet lever 113o diph
thera, 452l In 1874 scarlet lever. 3,O51; dphthena
q
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06


Morgan City, Read, New orleans days. to Bosert &
Str cate CITY, Dagget, savannah DAYS Geo Yonge.
str Charleston. Berry. Charleston DAYS, TO w ouin
str Electra. Young; Providence to o. I;aae odcl &
Str FrancOnla. Bragg. Portland Me. TO J Ames
CLEARED
strs City Of Berlin (Br) kennedy Liverpool via
GT GTcS B S %r AneScra
Rre%en via southampton Oec { Co. CITY II Mo janeiro
Wer, st Thomas. rio Janelro etc Il Mallory & GO; Ber
bridge Coz Carondeicf Burrows galveston via Key West
ofcat8 Morgan NeWoTiesns mai.ey Ne%0rleans ark
4 seaman city savannah. Mallory, savannah Geo Yonge
a Common Walker SoroIs city Pom! aud RsI%OnS Old
dominion IS 60 Alliance, lawson. Philadelphia James Hand
SsrEs charles FO0es; low; Dunedin: ~; Rw Cameron
Grier; Sloeoyien & co; Arctic SNSrl U.tmp Hsm9ars
& Co; Hero Cuss nenrcK,On Copenhagen Punch rdys
Co. GSmS Hssn Gs Ms.ep TeSs CO.
ssTsso GHiatola Ita Lnmo cs5Ie tSnch Edyo Co.
Brig Three Cheers Br) Mcconnell Mayaguez, r. Johu
schrs Vim Denng MoCubrey. Barbados. aud Port Spain
whitney Hattie new new ,l"ig l9w4,rg 81 % Johns y Il
Ray Maggie Dalling; DaiIins Boston. q l. Hatch.
ARRIVED Jsn.5.
Str Abvssna tBr Morphy Liverpool Dec 81, via Queens
Str Wysnoke Couch Richmond. Norfolk aud City Point to
oS str PSnS@ Sn%Snd Kelly Norfolk to Old Dominion :. Co.
STR Nere@s. msIstS Boston. to ii DmoeR. w.
sshr mot Haven cSn, Calais. with lumber 70 T. Gates
ult and anchored at sandy Hook the city
today
wIND-suuset-At Sandy Hook, fresh ", hazy At City
Island, wv cloudy.
MIsCELLANEoUs
LONDON. Jan 4.-The American ship Cromwell, which
stranded at Flushing the LIST nst ON her from Ant
werp for New. York has noatei
British brig Fanny Pensacola for Bboa arrived
at Falmouth today She lost her deck load on the
and IL leaking.
NORFOLK va Jan 6The German steamer Leipzig ashore
of seven.foot Knoll An Ice. boat is work her.
WASHINGTON Jan 4Tho sisual Corps station Chatham
Mass reports 2:l5 follows! Schooner Nellie rom
Machias for Newport and New full Of water and
nrelv covered with Ice"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
LARGE FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The extensive establish
ment Of the St. Louis Beef-Canning Company. OH the
corner OF Fourteenth and Poplar-sts.. caught
fire at IO:i5 o'clock tonight, and az this writing
that part OF the building facing on Foutteenth-st.
alley on the opposite side OF which Is another large
building used by the company, which the nremen are
now trying TO save with some show OF success.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
INSANITY OF A THEATRICAL MANAGER

j. NJ. Mortimer, a theatrical manager for
many years at Pbiadc phia, found early Saturday
morning wandering aimessy about the streets. With
out an overcoat and with thin slippers his feet he
INQUIRED Of policeman whom lie met where he could
ind house with $50 rooms which he wished 70 raus
form theatre Later he was taken TO his nome at
DretOl Of the variety theatre IN Philadelphia known as
MortImers Varieties and afterwsrd OF the Grand Cen
tr.l Theatre. After several prosperous seasons he
sougbt relief from financial embarrassDents In bank
ruptcy and sitrrward became involved In lawsuits lie
sse 10 tLis cily where his wife under The stage
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
MEDALS FOR FAIRBANKs's SCALES.

Fa1rDankS q 90. HHVt Oh CA1IIUIIIVI TT 'II'H
window, No 3ll Broadway. the seven medals which
tney received at the Exposition and which attract
much attention from passers-by They received five
medals on scales-two gold silver and one bronze
q gold medal the typewriter, and bronze medal on
osctlating pumps. They announce that they were
awarded medals than any other exhibitor az any
worlds fair, and gold medal at q higher rating than
was given on any other scale recent test In Russia
OF their scales resulted in detecting an attempt TO
swnde the Saviours Cathedral of Moscow out of $500
In stating that bell weighed 64S00 pounds when 1t
really weighed only 59,j62 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
BEouEATHuNG HIS BODY FOR DISSECTION.

DR.. A. HabelI, late OF No. 23Z FHtH-st',
died at Roosevelt Hospital on New Years Day. He was
an Austrian, exed from his country for political
offences and man of learning. He had travelled ex-
tensivciy South America and some Of the results OF
his researches published by the Smithsonian In
stitute DR. Habe was a man of radical views. In his
WILL which begins /" In the name OF the supreme
Being Humanity, before whom all bow he be-
queated his body any college in the city which would
accept for dissection IN order that II might be devoted
to the interests Of humanity Dr. Sands Professor OF
Anatomy In College of Physicians and surgeons ac
cepted the gift behalf OF that institution and removed
the body from Roosevelt Hospital last Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
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3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Monday, jar. 6

PARIS Monday, jar. 6, 1870.
All the details of the Senatorial elections
add to the crushing character OF the Conservative de-
feat NJ. Renan, the Bouchesdus Rhone seems not TO
have obtained a single vote. NJ. Branne. extrime
Radical was elected. In the Gironde, which
Can candidates were elected Five Republicans were
successful IN the hord which also formerly
noted for its reactlonary synIptthies. The De
parments OF tTIerault tnd He-et-Vilaine have also
completely abandoned their former Conservatism. The
Conservatives sill dominant in Gers, where eX-
Minister Batbie has been reelected, aud Indre where
NJ Nj BOnby and Clement have been reelected.
There thirteen vacancies In the sInber OF Depu-
ties in Consequence OF Deputies being elected to the
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
PENNSYLTANIA SENATORSHIP.
SENATOR CAMERON TIE UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF THE
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS.

REPUBI ICAS LEGISLATORS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBUSEI
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. 5.-ThOse who have
come 10 this city expectation of seeing ght between
the Cameron and antiCamerOn forces at the cOnyenre
OF the Legislature Tuesday will be diappOntcd slm-
My because there is only ant-Camerou Republican
In the Legislature, and he will refuse To co
imto tho caucus, which Is to be held on Wedncs-
day night for the election OF United States Senator
Mr. Cimeron Will he the unanimous choice OF the Re
publican leg saOrs and IL IL asserted by the Hon. W.
Tracy who is here arshallng the Senator's hOsts that
somc OF the Grcenback members will vote for Mr. Cam
erOn The Legislature, after tho election OF officers In
both branches will adjourn over Tor week and prob
ton OF General Hoyt for which event elaborate prepa
rations now being made.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Finh 1renue Hotel-Senator Henry b. Anthony OF
Rhode Island ClGr,rdon Hoi>i-Jndge Josiah q. Abbott
Of Boston and Clara Iouse Kellogg Park hrepur
oJudge Joseph Potter Of the New YORK supreme Court
-. WIndIor Hofsi-Genera John O. Hazard OF New-Or-
leans WtstIafnstSr H0,-Miss Anne LOuse cary
PdSt-ExGovcrnor Henry ID. Cooke, of the DIS
Columbia. Union WOfst-Gtnefa
L. ROsser u s. A. and Judge W. H. Clagetr Of Colorado.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
eolnrcd CLERGYMAN within the limits Of

our fair city stepped into q grocery store on state
recently, and accOstDg the proprietor. said Our
church Ia out oh communion wine" VERY we'll" said
the accom- mOdatiDg dealer about what you going
10 vaDt "Wel" responded the oOlOred wearer OF the
white neckcloth, We hadn't got nun communion wine
TO las dc year fr aud Of do ladies oh de-
shun hab expressed prefrunce for gin!"-INewHaver
Reglklfr
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
RAILROAD BLOCKADES RAISED.

UTICA, n. Y, Jan. 5.-The New-YOrk Cen
ta Railroad s clear Syracuse, and freight trains are
running today The Utica and Black River Road pas
senger freight trains running regularly TO Wate'
town and Ogdensburg. The Southern roads are clear
The weather Is clear and cold
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN BONDS.

Secretary Sherman, on Saturday, issued
second call for the redemption OF S100o0O0O OF the
52Os of 1867 making $50 called in since Jann
airy l. and leaving outstanding Of this issue $29o0lo
45O which IL s hoped will be funded during the present
year The subscriptions In this city, SATURDAY, 10 thc
per cent 81 600 900. the Continental Ban
for arding So 600 000 and the First NatlonaI bShk
SIS 900. .OO0-the second subscription OF So,OOoooo ry
the latter bank in the year.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
LABOR TROUBLES IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. q, 1877


The conference of master engineers has
been postponed until The end Of the month with view
IN securing the cO0DeratiOn OF the great railways
The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company have
already given notice " the reduction OF the wages OF
their empoyes
1t is said the London Northwestern Railway Com
pany are about reduce the wages OF their employees
or prOlong the hours OF work.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun ri,es 1926 Sun sets .. 447 Clock fast, 6m 08s
Noon sets. COL Moon souths 1887 Moons age days Ia
WATER IO-DAY-A
Sandy Hook 552 Island. Hell Gste..... S17
WAIER IODAY-P. NJ
Sandy HOOK 6l9 Island. 6.j5 Heu 1Ate... S;44
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
IA,er-rhe vessel has dnf.d ashore and 1. o,. rr...
FOREIGN PORTS.

LIvERPoor Jan 4Arr strs Tycb0 Brahe from New Yort.
Abdie and Chiban both from New.Orleans -'
QUEENSTOWN, Jan AR str Parhia, from New.Yort "a,
Liverpool.
HAyRT, Jan 4-Afr sfr HosledeD, from New -Crleans
Str France from NewYork Ior this port sgnaed o1
the Lizard this morning.
QUEENSTOWN Jan 5.-Sr Brirsnnic, from New.York 10,
Liverpool sgnalled on Fastne at at $50 this
BREMEN. Jan 5.-ArT str Surnberg from New. Orleans
HAvRY. Jan 6.-Arr str France. from New.York.
saiI Ied str Amerque, for New York
LONDON 5.-Saed 30th ulf Ariafne for EevOrcans.
2d inst. Marco Polo Milan I'd inst Macaulay Glenayon
the latter for Doboy 4th inst Lake Ontario for NevYork
Lophema for Pensacola Harry Douglass for Tybee; CuL
tivaOr.
Arr lst inst quebec LOIS ST Sultans Mira "a inst. Ped
Alert. Capt kiam: sadino Peterborough
Patrick Harriet Campbel 81 inst banner Chsro
kee Prncipessa MargheritO III Pemonte Agra Edmete Colin
Men ell latter Dover; Oseride. at COwes leopold
Marie A ins Eliza OutoD Great surgeon Herbert Tom.
inasseo Giuseppe Mazzin Ls0nOra Capt Blood; Par
Lady Of the Lake, NordeDskjod.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
THE BRITISH INVASION.

LONDON, Monday Jan. @, 1873.
A special dispatch to TIE Daily Telegraph
says the British within thee days march Of Cau-
dahar The hostile outposts have sighted each other
The Sknddrd's dispatch from Hazlrpir says General
Roberts had arrived within sight OF the residence OF the
Governor Of Khost, who sent in his submission.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
BAYARD TAYLOR'S LIBRARY.

BERLIN Jan. 3, 1879
1t is said that Bayard Taylor's Goethe col
lection OF rare volumes will shortly be sold.
[For other EbrsigR EetCs see IInh PuJe1