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REED'sGllt Edge Tonic cures the most
obstinate cases Of liver complaint. DIV
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
THE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP.

TWELVE CONTESTANTS START ON TWENTY-FIVE
MILE RACE-MR. G. d. PHILLIPS THE WIN
NEI.
The contest for the skating championship of
America took place last night at the Man
haitian Rink. Eighth avenue and Fifty-sixth
street The race was for the distance Of twenty
five miles and the following contestants started:-
T. q. Gurney G. ID. Phillips. Frank Frome Charles
Pfaf. Jr., W. T. Livingston, W. H. Grifen, Floyd
Sherwood. NJ. Ryan, w. Il. Brown. Harry Hamberg,
George Montgomery and Thomas Clare.
The prizes contested for were three medals
the first and second of gold and the third Of silver and
gold. The lads represented the Manhattan Harlem.
Scottish American, Knickerbocker and other ath-
letic clubs. There eight laps to the mile and
the turns short that only those used to cut
ting large circles could make fast time.
Quincy the favorite at the start He fell after
going four miles, padly injuring his knee caps
Others dropped out of the race, until only half a
dozen were in the contest. Shortly after
Mr.. Ryan, of the Scottish-American Athletic
Club, finished his sixteenth mile he fell
tend him pronounced his rather serious.
the front from the start. He skated the twenty
seconds Mr.. Floyd Sherwood. of Brooklyn,
came in second, about minute after Phillips,
while Harry Hamberg. of New York. captured the
third prize. Griffen, Montgomery and Fromel were
the only contestants the winners previous to the
finish. The distance could have been covered in
much less time had the race been run straight
uva
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
A NEEDED REFORM.
MASSACHUSETTS LAWS IN RELATION TO THE IN
SANE UNDER DISCUSSION.

MASSACHUSETTS LAWS IN RELATION TO THE IN
SANE UNDER DISCUSSION.
Boston Feb. /. 1879.
The treatment of persons OF unsound mind in the
hospitals and asylums of the Bay state and
the whole system of laws relative to
cases Of alleged insanity and the of
the persons and estates of those charged ms
being incapable to manage their affairs, is at
tracing wide attention here, and likely
soon to be taken which will lead to the reform of
shameful abuses In furtherance of this object tho
following invitation has been extended and arrange
ments have been made for holding public meeting
on Monday evening next at fremont Temple:-
To Hon. Il. Il. HoAR. Rcv. JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE.
Mr.. wESpyLL PHILLIPS. Hon. =. Il. sEwAIL. Mrs.
MARY A. LIvERMonE; Mr.. julius CHAMBERS OF
New York.
We believe that our laws in relation to the commit
mcn to and release of patients from our lunatic hos
pitals and insane asyiums should be changed, and
that some law should he made which will prevent
30 far be- the possibility OF any abuse or i'll
treatment of such patients and will secure n more
careful supervision these institution and
strictly guard and protect the rights and interests of
these unfortunate people.
The action of Governor Talbot in calling the attc
ton of the Legislature TO this subject the discussion
1t by the press, the recent release of Captain Holm
from an asylum by the courts, and the suggestion
made by tho Board of State Charities In their report.
lust puhlis she'd indicate this as favorable time to
secure such legislation.
Your well known interest in this, as in all philan-
thropic objects. induces MS 20 ask IL IL would DO
agreeable to you Co speak upon this subject in Tre
mont Temple some time during the present month.
The note In signed by Mrs. Lydia Maria Child Mrs.
Governor Talbot, Mrs. Fenno Tudor. Mrs. s. s. Rus
SELL Mrs. James L. Fields, Rev. f. r. Hale, Rev.
Rufus Ellis. Rev. Phillips Brooks; Rev. j. i. w.
Ware, Rev. W. =. Tilden, Rev. W. W. Newton. Henry
W. Longfclow, John a.. Whittier. William Lloyd
Garrison. DIR. Henry l. Bowditch, DIR. ID. Humphrey
storer DIR. Francis Minot. Hon. II. W. Paine, Hon
william CASTOR, Geo. o. Shattuck, Gustavus A
Somcrby
From the character of the expected speakers and
the deep hold the subject has taken on Nhc popular
sentiment, very large attendance is anticipated.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

BAKvR's ISLAND. Oct 7-saiicd. bark Mary GoodelI,
Esmes, Queenstown. .
FAIxouTn 4, Jan 2oCeared. bark stcfonc Pachc UtsD
Farce. Aberdeen.
GLASGOW, Jan 2t-Arrivcd bark Dunsnanc Br). Young
Annapolis. Ms.
HAvASA Jan 3iArrivcd. steamer United states Hedge
Boston. IA r-sUf
WAIrsx. Feb lArrived steamer Sandman (Br Dutton,
Liverpool for Baltimore.
Also arrived ist steamer Morayiau tBr Grsha Balti
more. TO sail for Iivcrpsol NJ midnight
ISAauA Jan l5-saled bark Noah. Hall Boston Csnce
put into Nassau In distrcssl
VuvENsrowS. Jan isClcarcd, ships John MARI Morse
Antwerp Charger. Iiaett, Hull Red Gross Iowiand
Dublin Dcyeron DR. Patterson, Antwerp Midlothian tSr
Grifh, IIavrc Coroa Br Mcsscr Dunkirk barks Malls
gate r Summers. Liverpool: Cordillera (Br McAiiscr
Dublin; Hans Tode Nor, Jo.ephson, Banry Gunn Nor
Hansen Limerick: 10Th ship Thuriand Castle trl Ander
SON Antwcrp Ring r. Moran Dublin; bark Carn,e Ia
(Br Anderson rcm Prince Edward 1siandD
brig Arctic tBrl, Brnton Cardiff; Nyanza tBr) Winboa
Weymouth 2is', bark Bsccninc Revcllo dtab. Bcira
Siioth.
sailed 10Th, ship Iron Craig CBr Jone. from San Fran
cisco). Hull.
sr DoxrNGo CRY Jan f5Tn port schr Mary Helen Jc
lison. for New York ldg sugar, xc.
ST Jons. Nh Jan 3tCeareJ brig vesta (I,r Harding
Barbados.
y.Rsourn, Ms Jan 2oArrvcd schr Drcadnot (Br), New
York.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

LONGING FOR LIBERTY.

Justice Ferry Third District Court, Brooklyn. yes
tcrday sentenced John Anderson to Jail for twenty.
Ave days for violating the shipping laws. Anderson
made bold attempt to escape from the pen. He
tore up board, making an opening through which
he dropped into the cellar The noise attracted the
attention of Court Officer Ryan, who attempted
TO pass down through the hole in order
to secure the escaping prisoner. The officer
being too stout, however was unsuccessful in the
effort and was compelled TO call for assistance before
he could cxtricate himself from his painful and un-
oiicerlike position. Anderson eventually recap
turcd and Justice Ferry him another sentence of
twenty-five days Imprisonment for malicious mis-
chief.
Robert Malloy, who recently arrested for being
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

BARK coSsrAScK Br Bird. at philadelphia from Ant
SsT g" = ss and as& sails ns
age.
BA.S MADHr dtan, Berslc'o; from rhilaesl.
water Jan "a leaking has repaired aud WAS reloaded ON
Brunswrk Ga reports b lat 81 10 Ion "a 20 eneonn,
the coast to within $50 miles Of bermuda vessel leaking
and a, one time had feet Of water IN the
val. main staysail and main gah topsa
Scum coa. from New York for Baltimore grounded on
same date and towed into Annapolis
Ssnn knoe rAYao which was sOwsd Of nsp hsr Msw
and sold to settle the Of salvage ac snd
will hereafter hail from that port
scuR ssA SPRAY Holmss. of Eastport bound for New
Chatham She oueester Tuesday might and was
Supplied with anchors Her bulwarks were washed away
aud everything from deck She TO be in readiness 10
sail Wednesday night
sensw Horkss before reported stranded a, R9ekswsy
she Was sold WAS towed to city Island February DO
ScHR JAMES PorrEa ashore Mt Amagansette, III. ha:
Id M s ss % s the are a
aSeo" on Jan So s"ssthsr with the huh
on the l Tho lumber that Whole will
shipped 10 some port on the main land.
ScHR AMERICA from Exsbethport for Rockland, which
a% as Il eoss d of sssan With
and put before Il under threeroeted nanssil with
R"" until osloek % sunday @ sfisrnoon made Piynsaih
breach over her liing cabin Anchored of Cur
nd s s s .U Of s s saving
with his crew Of seven Immediately came on board
gave such timely assistance that the vessel saved by
their prompt exertons There was heavy sea running
gone the harbo The captain and crew of the
assistance IN getting the vessel under way for
where she remained until her sails repaired and the
CoxxxRcK ov NEW YoRK-There were lis steamers, 30
ships. PIT barks ~ briggs and - schooners in all S44 YES
during '-i * the month Of January. 1879. ~
NEW YORK, Feb Ito the Editor Of the HERALD THO
med of the HERALD Captain Kenerey of the
n ms f% hsr ss Sa Sn %
No 4-Francs Connor, pilot; Paul Woolrich, and crew.
NO Jan she ice broke % asr this AN and the
NV wind prevailing it is rapidly driving it out of the
preaux; total loss; sold for 81 50; saved.
GnkrNroRT IL Feb IA schooner, probably of light
by Frederick smith recently launched wheels
TO skdmore Point and has been chartered for trip to
AtJ Bayos Sons yard. Port jefferson the new .shr
Capt Geo King and his Charles King, Of Green.
Clark of this port and will continue her in the coast
ing trade
HALIFAX Feb 1.-The American schr NJ II Perkins. which
arrived from Grand Banks report, that during las,
s II at hi; s"s ss%s. @ ss
dorios badly stove She is here repairs.
ys s aThs ship Great s 5 Just
aton Company and will be delivered to her new owners
ss IS
been built in 1851, in New York, by ii Webb, and viii
be well adapted TO the coal trade
about 400 The of Bean Robinson rapidly
approaching completion and will be ready to launch in
about two weeks.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER QuHnrc (3rl Portland Mo. from Liverpool
dcore reported damaged had been ~ days the passage
including the delay Halifax Capt Daes log book states
stove the whccbousc and carried away the steering
the 9TH another two boats two water tanks sails
and vcntilators Tackles set the er, aud por-
ton Of the wreck cleared In doing this Jones' tho
quarermascr. hurt soon another carried away
the relieving chains and tackle the tllo causing e
ruddcr to knock about tremendously and smashing the
screw belonging to the steering gear. A following
sea stove the upper deck matches and smashed
cured, again broke adrft. and after considerable
trouble secured with heavy chains. On the ION
every remaining thing deck started and the deck
stove IN two places Tho steering gear was third
time carried away. The mzzenmast set and the ship
hove TO- At midnight OF thar day the gale was ~ its height
Seas broke the ship continually dashing the spray 20
the mssthead Ever, thing that could gone about
deck The bridge stove and the steering aud engine
telegraph damaged The next day repetition OF the
prccedng except that steamer aud bark bound east
sighted On the days the weather was
little moderate They stccrcd with tho tackle aud
steam Winch going much Of the time ut III speed On
the 18th stove aud guted the chartroom and nearly
washed u man overheard.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
FIRE AT wILLARp's HOTEL.

WASHINGTON Feb. !, 1879.
Shortly after nine o'clock tonight fire was dis
covered on the roof Of Wilards Hotel. An alarm
was given from the streets, and the guests were adj
vised by persons on the sidewalk. who were appre-
heusive of extensive fire. to come outside. There
was considerable excitement. and the guests gath
cred in the halls and corridors, prepared for hasty
departure. The fire, however which at first promised
to result In very extensive conhagration was soon
under control. The employees Of the hotel. who
the hotel hose. did effective service. and
the Fire Department could get water upon the room
all danger was over. The early hour at which the
fire was discovered undoubtedly prevented very
general panic.
The principal loss is by water which, it Is sad VIII
not exceed 81 900.
feature of the alarm IL is stated. the entrance
of thieves into the hotel building and the
early services Of policemen required to prevent
dcnredations.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
CLEARED.

Steamer California (Br), Donaldson London-Henderson
Steamer Ethiopia CBr, Campbell. Giasgow-Henderson
steamer Scandinavia (Br, Ward, Glasgow-IIenderson
Steamer Zante Br, shilston Glasgow-rheps Bros Co.
steamer weser Ger. Barre, Bremen via southampton
Steamer Nellie CBr) Teuels IIamburg-John seagcr.
steamer Daniel stcinmanr tBelg, do smet. Antwerp
Steamer iiermod DAM, Olsen, Antwerp-Funch, Edge
Steamer A scholsen CDuteh,. Wis, RosterdamFunch
Steamer Freya DAM Johausen, Havre-Funch. Edyo
steamer Bahama Br, cowsli St Pierre St Lucia and
bsISaaS STEAMER Narsra r"rs ravana-I ward&co
Steamer AihamSrn (i'fj, Mchenney, Halifax, Ns-clark
State Of Texas, Ncksrson Galveston via Key
steamer Lone Star. Clapp New OrIcans-Bogcrt Nor
steamer Knickerbocker Kemble, New Orlcans-Ciark
steamer Ashland Hunter Fernandna-I Roberts
steamer City of Savannah, Mallory. savannah-Gco
steamer City of Atlanta woodruff. Charleston-J W
steamer Regulator, Doanc, Wilmington, Nc-wm p Clyde
steamer John Gibson, Travers. Georgetown, Dc-J L
steamer W Garrett, Foster, Baltimore via South Am
Steamer Fanita. smith Philadclphia-James Hand.
Steamer E,eanora, Johnson. PortiandCy Ames
Ship L.arnica Csri Sinclair, London-snow Burgess
ship Robertson dr', sutton, Antwerp-Boyd q
bark Enid tBrl Breithwaite, LondouIiecrge Bulley
Bark Olive Mount Br,, smith Iondon-C Berisux
Bark Vale Nor)' Olsen Great farmouth-behham a
Bcyesen.
BARK Robert Godfrey tBr), Travis, Queen stown-P
Nevius Son.
Co.
Bark America Ger. Kausch, Bromen-Hcrmann Keep &
Go.
Bark Boylesta CNor, Havorsen, Kon gsbcrg-C Tobias
Co.
Bark Annie Marshall (Br, Parker, ,AntwerpJ Parker
a Go.
BARK Edward d Jewett (Bp. Maimqvst, bordeaux
Scammcil Bros. 49,
Brunn.
Bark Kestrei (Br. Lockhart. wliamstadt (Curacoa)-
Bartram Bros.
Brig Morning Light. DILL Dcmerara-L Arm
strong.
Brig samuel Nerrek Lippincot. Havans-J Ward
Co.
brig Rapid d,r. Bergman, 81 John NIB. via Port John
son. NJ-Scammcll Bros.
schr Hattie Weston English, 50 George ranada,Lcay
craft * 20. - =
Schr Delhi. Lyman, Ponce. PR II Winchester h Co.
schr Amcda Wiley. Gchrist, Cienfucgos-Parsons n
Loud
Schr Eugene, Clark, Jacksonv vilie-Gco II Squire
Schr Eva Holiness Blu rdcn Norfolk-Ovcrton Hawkins
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
JERSEY CITY'S FINANCES.

Acommittee appointed by Mayor Hopper of Jersey
City. to devise remedy for the present financial con-
dition of the city presented report at public meet
ing held in the City Hall last night The report rec
commended reduction in the salaries OF the city Of
fcals of forty per and the abolition of all the
city Boards. excepting the Board of Finance ana
Board of Aldermen. and introduced two bills to be
presented to the Legislature relating to assessments
and collection OF taxes and providing that taxpayers
should be allowed give bonds for their taxes ana
assessments. to be paid in annual instruments The
report was given to special committee to be printed
and presented at public meeting next saturday
nilshI
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o, Jan 23-Arrived, bark Rival. Adams San
Francisco
BOSTON, Feb I--Arrivcd. steamers August Andre
nelg. Eycr, Anwcrp Neptune, Berry. New YORK schrs
Theresa ID Baker. Cobb. Nirginia Mary Mathison waite"
do: James Bocc, Manson, Baltimore sarnh z sm'tih.
Banks, Ezabcthpor Alice Higgins Higgins. Nrgtnia
Jno NJ BALL Cahoon do: j q Csrtis. Paine, do; Eddie
Pierce IIawes, do; Jno Manson Phinney south Amboy
Cleared-steamers Alvah tn. Murray, Liverpool
Palestine r, Whitcway, do; VIM Lawrence Ivwes Bal.
timore; SAXON snow Philadclpha Nereus. allett New
York bark Lizzie spnwali land sailed; brig Lssic
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. l, 1879
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City Of Berlin CBr, Kennedy Liverpool Jan %
and Queenstown Jan "a with mdse and passengers to
Steamer esnaspey lBr,. AUD Yokohama Soy 10 H!ese
Jan and gibraltar % 18th with tea tea TO Henderson Bros
Steamer City Daggett Savannah days with mdse
seaper Fana. smith, Philadelphia, with mdso to James
Bark Condor Ncr, siyerssn Bordeaux 81 days, in bal
aays s ss.ss % S S Eds' Bordeaux 80
vs % Ss % % % s %SGs M
Loud Co. Put into Charleston Jan IA to land Capt
ssir Issriti tof Boothbay|, Lewis 1nsgus "A days.
"a schr Jane. snsrail Flowers, Virginia
shr feaSe rsspPsn Chase
n- ship Lennie Burrell tBp, from Antwerp, which
anchored in Gravesond Bay for orders came to the
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Rossend Castle B Turpin Messina via Boston
steamer Eeanora. johnson. Portland for Now York. with
schr CshtS" jane Gardner Providence for New York.
Passed in AMschr Annie Brown before reported await
ing orders in Hart Island Roads.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gsucq; Bsarse New s,I Yo,k for s Boston ton
steamer Amos Barstow, Kenny, New York for Provi
Brig Arabel (Br Vaughn, New York for Kingston, ia.
schr Calvin l'r). odeli New York for 81 John. NIB
Schr American Chief Newlove. New York for Rockland
Schr Signal Dewick, New York for New Haven.
Schr Sallie Barton. Burley, New York for Stamford
Schr Victory Robinson Hoboken for Boston.
schr Neptune $ Bride, Gambol, Hoboken Tor Boston
Schr Fannie Mitchell, Boyd, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr George Albert Barrett, oboken for Fall River
Schr Lady Ellen Gardiner. lloboken for Providence
Schr Peacedae Arnold obokcn for Narragansett Pier
schr Vim II Hopkins, Tribbe, Staten Island for City
Island, she will haul out.
SchrJ Carter. Carter, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr James, Phelps; NrEnialor New Haven
Schr G Paige. Haley, Philadeiphia for Boston.
In Io1oc
Roads -
Schr Mary Theal r) Thea New York for ST John. NIB.
Schr Eliza Pharo. Watson New York for Providence
Schr Clio Chlcott Fullerton, Elisabethport for Fall
River.
Schr Louis Walsh O'Donnell Amboy for Allyns Point
schr Vim Gcssne Egbert Phladcphia for Providence.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEWFOUNDLAND BANK.
The following is the substance of letter from STAFF
Commander Robinson RN Examinerin Chief and larbor
Master st Johns NF regarding the supposed existence
Of shoals the Great Bank at Newfoundland H.
1878 John Ryan sailing out of st Johns in the capacity of
master of banking schooner that he has sounded
q rock with IA fathoms on it, ESE ~ miles from tho
Virgin Rocks IL Is generally covered with vessels at
chor fishing The fishermen informsd him that another
mile from this rock lie also reports that rocky patches
with from to ~ fathoms them, lie SSW and SSE 20
miles from the Virgin Rocks
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
FIRE IN CHAMBERS STREET.

Fire was discovered shortly after six O'Clock last
evening on the second floor of No. 199 Chambers
street. occupied by Messrs. Brennock h Co.. paper
bag manufacturers. The alarm oeing given engines
Nos 4, Z, "a and 20 responded. The combnstible
nature of the stock gave serious aspect to the
flames, and as they quickly extended to the
floor beneath, where Messrs. ID. J. Phillips
& Co. carry on the coffee and spice
business a second alarm sent out, when engines
g. H. 30 and 81 reinforced those the ground. As
the building through to No. 191 Reade street.
thin partition only dividing the above premises
from Messrs. William Gamble Co., dealers in butter
eggs and fruits il feared that serious results
would ensue. particularly there fresh breeze
manfuly and succeeded in keeping the flames con-
fined to the second and first floors of the Chambers
street side of the building. Phillips Il Co. will lose
about $4,000. They partly insured. Brennock &
Co.'S damage could not be ascertained, neither could
that OF Gamble Co., though in both IL is of
trhng nature. The building is not seriously dam
aued.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
SAILED.

Steamers Britannia 1r). Tor Liverpocl Egypt ,rl do;
Ethiopia DR. Glasgow: Scandinavia (5r), do: California
(,r London wcscr V;erj. Bremen; ID steinmann (Be),
Antwerp; Niagara Havana; bahama (Br Barbadps; state
Of Texas Galveston aud Key West; Knickcrboccr New
orean Lone star do; CITY Of saysnnah savannah city
wilmin gton Nc John Gibson, Georgetown, DC; fans.
Philadc phis; ship Samaritan tBr. Yokohama Hioso:
barks Calcutta tta), Genoa; kalsad tNor, Honhcur;
subra tNcrj Trieste; Europa tNor, Copenhagcn; briggs
Tartar (Br), Plymouth framat @w). Oporso; Clytio,
Havana
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

implicated IN the robbery of a residence Putnam
avenue Brooklyn made desperate attempt to es-
cape from custody yesterday afternoon. He on
his way to Jail in charge of Detective Kelly. of the
Ninth precinct. Mailoy suddenly slipped from the
grasp of the detective and. after long rum finally
jumped over fence. along the top of which up
right nails and secreted himself In coal yard He
was recaptured. however, ana locked up.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
WHALEMEN.

letter from the hrst officer Of schr VIM wilson, Of
Marion dated Jan IL, that 1lth took
sperm whale gale coming saved only 30 bbs Re-
ports having schrs Admiral Blake Golden City and
B Conwell: nothing this season.
letter Capt Silva Of brig varnum Hill Of NB
reports Dec "a lat 40 having taken four sperm
whales which made 40 bbs for Christmss present. All
vel: bound south
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

Total debt 81 $50 1870 "a
Connolly, the democrat VINO is voting with the re-
pubcans, is bitterly denounced by the people When
ihe doors were opened the crowd outside pressed in,
but lad scarcely got seated when Mr. Crane moved
To- adjourn until Tuesday night. The motion was
carried. Az the members to don their ovcrcoats
the crowd Missed aud hootcd them. II was said that
the council was purposcy postponing organization
TO avoid a mandamus compelling them TO vote . tax
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb 1-Arrved, bark Agathe Nor), Goverscn.
Richmond Va
BARCELONA Jan 2s-Arrived brig Ioreto sp) Domenech
Charleston.
DUSKIRK, Jan 31Sailed, bark Emily Lowther Br Web
ster, United States.
GIBRALTAR. Jan 29-Arrvcd, steamer City of Santiago
(Br Peters. New York and sailed 3s for shanghaD.
Passed 30th, steamer Dorian Br Mcdonald from Sicily
for New York
HAvRE, Jan ao-sailed. barks Warrior CBr). McNutt.
Hampton Roads; Gu,seppina dtaD, chispeio, United
Statcs Edith Carmichael (Br), McEachrcn do Fob I,
PM, steamer Canada tFr, Franguc New York.
LIVERPOOL, Feb IArrived. steamers Emblehope tBr,'
Stephenson New Oreans Palermo Br), Hunter Norfolk
State of Alabama (Br. Rtchie, Portland Nc.
Sailed Feb ship STEAMBOAT r, Secley, New York; bark
Ksema (Br, Douglass Galveston.
LONDON Jan 3i-sailcd, ship Tobquc Br,, Davis United
States.
LrxS Jan 31-sacd, bark Leon Pancaldo GtaD, Rossi,
PhIadeiphia
LrssoS Jan 26-Sacd, brig Papa Giacomo 1taD, Lauro,
New York before reported without date,
LEGHoRS Jan 29Sailcd bark Florida Nof), Mikkcscn,
Philadelphia; brig p Sherwood Br) Turner. Now York
Goth before reported without datel
malaga, Jan 2s-Arrived bark Caleb (Nor Jobscn, New
Orleans.
MARsrIrLrs Jan 2oArrvcd bark Torfacus (Nor Pc do
sen. New York.
PLYMOUTH Jan 3i-Arrived, bark Ragna CSor) Nelson,
Charleston for Amsterdam
QUEENSTOWN Jan 31-Saed g PM, steamer Gcrmanic
(Br, Kennedy from Liverpool New York.
ROTTERDAM, Jan 3i-Salcd, bark Israel CSw) TsHin,
United States.
SHANGHAI Jan 3f-Arrived previously, bark Quckstep,
Barnaby. Sydney, NSW.
wEsrroRr Jan a9-Arrvcd, bark origne dtaD, Csvassa
Batimore.
LONDON Feb brig Presto CGer Marx from Boston for
Gottcnburg drifting In the ice the latter place
Tho Iabelita has arrived Cornnna with the Of
the Riverside which abandoned Jan r. Brig River.
side (Br. Davidson left st Marys Ca Dec D. for Monte
vidco, and may be the vessel indicated.
WEATHER REPORT
HoLyHEAp Feb Wind SB, strong; barometer, 20 s62
LIVERPOOL, Feb Wind Sc, fresh hazy.