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New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Trans.Pacifc Mails

Conn sct.ng malls close At the Genera,
rosto1lee ana city Hail rostoaco ssat:oa. "soa.
New 1orI, at "a n. as follows:
Tahiti. MarQoesas. Cook 1sland,. New
zs.!and and specially addressed n ali for
aust ral!a, via san Francisco; also parcel
post post, mails Tor Society Islands. Cook
1siands and New zealand. s Mariana,
Hawaus. Via San Francisco, Manoa.
Phlnppine 1slandss also specially nd
Siberia, French Indo-Ch!na and Nethar.
lands East Indies via Vancouver and
Ty.s'o.r:s, yas .s Is c. Empress Of Asia.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. rreach Ipdo-
China, Netherlands East Indies lexce ot
s.r,.,n s.snstra> 80 and Philippine Islands., Via
NorHa, China, Siam aud French lndo-
Cmra Silver State. Jan sos
sSxs*; sx zssanS SAMOAN lrlsnds' Australia end
parcel post mails for Samoan ISLANDS ana
Australia, s S Sonoma. Feb g
'ordinsry tunreeis,ered) lc:ters mailed
uo 20 o III the next day Will urn,{dod
'nere = no delay in the overland transit
,ssacn seattle IN time for connection w.,h
the steamer mentioned
TAN classes OF mail. Including do-o..,i,
parcel pos, sent T. HAWAII Gus.n o,'e.aI .,,i
Philipp'ne n r,a. Islands BY the above dispatches
TO p m az the General Pos.ofrlcc. but
must be mailed not later than p II, at III.
C'ty Hall Station. For malls schedules
to close on Sunday. registered articles
:nvst he mailed not la,er than " y N on
Saturday night
NOT --vr!ess otherwise addressed. mai
!or Austra!la (Which includes mail reEu.
'as and parcel post for State Of Wes.
Austrs'ia, Eismarck Archipeiaso. Gilher,
enc El'.ce lslands. Nauru Island and
solomon 1slands) is forwarded Via the
Pacific route. except that parcel post Is
not sent By steamers sailing from Van.
couysr. Mall for Bhanno and Tengyueh
IN the Chinese Province Of Yunnan is for.
warded via British lndia-the ouickes,
.oute Mail for Siberia 10 forwarded vis
1ns m +: Pacific II route Mail for Philippine
tunity from Pacific Coast, exceot ~,
spec'.lly addressed articles prepaid at The
POSTAL Union rate are forwarded as ad-
dressed
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Maritime MISCELLANY

SEATri.E, Jan 23--Ilnports and export.
rom Seattle during 1921 totaled 1854.
7s5.d3s. Total for December was sSi,
1926, gain Of $6,4o0.7Sl over December
1920.
Victoria. B c. Jan ss-Empress Of
canada tBr> ncS 22.ooo-ton Canadian pa
cflc liner. due April Is from clyde: scred
u'ed Cd Tor ,I drst sailing 20 Orient April s.
WAsHlNHTON. Jan 23-Fifteen E,ner-
Eency Fleet Corporation vessels made
ready today for transporta,ion Of sup.
plies TO Russia Tor American Relief Com
mission and Will be sent down at nor.s
osss'snaled BY Hoover Vessels complete
ago. "
WAsH1NGToN, Jan 2s-cut.er Mann
ing mas taken IN tow sch Blanche n
rendiet"n, 1 re0otted ashore waterlogg ed
MoNTREAL. jan aS-t,anad;an and
bs,t'ah steamships Will compete viii,
tween Quebec and uan,h,Irg ana Char-
ocurs, It is announced by Cnnanian psciGc
81 mships Ltd. Their two la.res, v.s.
se's. Empress of Scotland and IN Ypros. n,
trance. viii not run to Liverpool thu,
spring, but to Chcsboulg, Southampton An,
Hamburg ~0A "'''
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24

come from Republican sources. while
strong support had been shown by
prominent Democrats. AS reason for
expecting Democratic assistance at
this time attention was directed to the
protective tariff which members from
agricultural states have secured for
farm products. II is the contention OF
chipping men that the plan TO be put
Forward by President Harding, with
the support Of the Shipping Board. IS
merely applying the protectvc prin-
cple to shipping in manner cor
sstent with the different conditions III
ocean transportation.
The merchant marine act OF 1870.
known as the Jones law, was adopted
by Congress as non-partiear meas
urc. 1t is expected that the rrocedur"
in this cssc vii be similar According
to present indications the President
will send his message to Congress on
shipping not later than February To-
Probably another six weeNs or ty'o
months will be de~otcd t. dra't'ng the
bill in the Fousc Merchant Marine
Committee ard the senate Commlt'ce
on Commerce. and 70 behring's or tn"
measure. The Bill is expected 20 20
before Congress some time III April.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Passenger Ships Due
Duo To-day

B,aeS s.s 11ne VII nils. dock IN at
Ia Lorraine rry. Havr. Jan "a; to
French Line with malls. DOCK a 10 at Piev
81. \ r west 10Th eD.
Alfonso XII ,sp). Havana Jan 90; to
al Pier s, IG r tCuylers Alicy,.
s'eonss Hsyana Jsn 70 & to ssS Cus. p,
Pier Is. RIilyn (Grace sn.
! Pannonia (Br>. London Jan IS: "a
cunsrd Line with mails dock forenoon At
Pier 81. y ,(Weot .lth ST..
Aralahoe. Jacksonville Jan II; to Clyde
Zine ie expected to dock III at Pier SS.
II r (Charlton W.
Line With malls; Is expected to cock N
at Pier 5<, \ (West 18th st).
Aeolus Busnos Ayres Jan ,; 70 Munson
Due Tomorrow
Stockholm lSw). Gothenburg Jan 49, TO
Swedish American Line with mails; ~1l
Bers.nssjord tNor>. Bergen Jan Is; to
Norwegian American Line With malls; will
Nunsn.sr. 1a.;lla Jan sI; to Mun.on
Lines With mails: is expected to dock a N
a. Pier 9. p (Old siipl.
Line; viii docx 4 n at Pier os. N r
(Cha1iton So.
Panhandle state. London Jan le; to I! g
Lines. mails doc1 forenoon Pier I. Ho-
iceland tB-). Antwerp Jan "a; to Rec
Star Line with mails. docx at Plsy 53.
r (West era st>.
Due ThursAay
caca6a (Fr>, Narse,,les jar ~; to
Fabre Line With mails: 10 expected TO ooch
1t yist ct (BHlyn).
T:viYes x'ns-.on Jan q; 70 @ usitsd f,,uit = II
s. En- 's'si 5xsdea ~ ;an.5 70 COCK At P'sF
A-aguxya OBJ, Bermuda Jan "a: to
Roya. Mall Steam Packet Co With mails,
doss 7, q, PieT -. y r 'MortGn ST.; .
Eurness. Witty q Co With mails vii! dock
a N At Pier %. y west 5a,h st).
Line: viii dock forenoon at Pier Sc. y r
(Char!too st).
Mount cAroil. Hamburg Jan 49,; 70
unssd rssr ss w.ss nes 4ssh T,s s mails dock
Due Friday
America. Bremen. Jan 17........U 8 Lines
Celtic. Liverpool. Jan II. White Star Line
vancyc1. Liverpool. Jan i7Lamport 4 Holt
Due Saturday
R,Ddazn. Rotterdam, Jan 49,
Holland-A America Lins
Moro Caste. Havana. Jan -: Ward Line
Concho. Galveston. Jan .l... Mallory Line
Duo sunday
Lapisnd Antwerp. Jan 10. Red Star Limo
Pastores, Havana. Jan 2e. United Fruit Co
Apache. jacksonville. Jan rs. Clyde Limo
Due Monday
La Touraine, HAvre. Jan 81. French Line
CarnaniA. southAm pton- Jan 81. Cunard L
Porto Rico. San Juan, Jan 25.
Ny Porto Rico Lima
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda Jan a.
Furneas. Witty T. Co
Zn,:s. Mayaguez. Jan .a B,ir,. r all.tt
Lttuaaia. L;bsu. Jan i7...,.....A /. Bull
Due Tuesday. Jan II
Ee.:S Ol&v, Chr.Asisnia, Jan 1e
Scandinavian American Line
f2verro34. Queenstown, Jan 81 lI ~ "a
Orixaba. EavAna. Jan wsyd liz.
MOHAWK. Jacksonville. Jan -. .Clyde Lima
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Italian Retaliation

The decision of the Italian govern
mcnt that emgrants must travel in
Italian ships, which is understood to
be IN retaliation against the per cent
restriction law passed by the United
States, is now having a reaction in
Congress. Chairman Laskcr in an cx-
ccutivc session Saturday proposed to
the House Committee on Immigration
that q provision be inserted that at
least 80 per cent of aliens coming to
this country should be carried in
American vessels, giving discretion to
the Secretary of Labor with regard to
ports not served by American ships.
If the Lasker plan is not adopted it is
understood that the House COMMITTEES
Will take some other step to Offset the
action Of the Italian Sovernmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
British Ship Coal
AT Less Than Cost;
Increase Expected
Fair Chance for American
Exporters, Says Depart
mcniof Commerce: Wages
Not Yet Reduced in u. :.

Much Of TIE coal exported from ia"
Cardiff. is now sold below It's cost az
The scahoa,d, "nd it is improbable
THAT tho British can long continue to
sell ut these prices. according to Tho
Fuel Division Of the Department Of
Commerce. which bases its statement
on Information obtaincd from sources
in Great Britain.
American coal exporters haYc a TAR
chance Of getting a cons dcrabe share
# The international coal business, it
is added, particularly if all the factors
in tho industry ret together on an
efficient business basis.
The Department OF Commerce dc.
clarcs British coal exports, largely be-
cause of non-profit prices. Increased
November over the corresponding pc
RODS Of 1920, while American exports
decreased A per cent. Shipments or
British coal nave actually been made
to The West Indies. Il market held ex
clusively by the United States for
twenty years. From November 3 to
December 30 eight cargocs were
cleared from South Wales ports tor
the United States Pacific coast and
Honolulu.
AS result Of the stagnation of the
export coal trade from this country,
American vessels adapted TO this traF
fic are lying idle. The Eastern rail
roads recently refused = cot Of a 81
q ton on the rail rate for export coal
70 tidewatcr
Information obtained bv the Depart
mcnt OF Commerce shows that the cost
of British coal in West italian ports,
including cost. insurance and freight,
is from So cents to $2.35 lower than
American coal. AT Rio de Janiero the
British costs range from q cents
higher to 81 cents lower, depending
upon the grade and kind.
1t is pointed out that wages and rail
road rates have been reduced in Great
Britain. while in the United States
both arc at the war level.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Hoboken Pier Sale

The Shipping Board has scheduled a
hearing here next Saturday, at 4o
Broadway, for d discussion OF the Con-
gressional resolution authorizing the
sale by the board Of the Hoboken
docks, piers, warehouses, etc, and by
the War Department of the stock Of
the Hoboken Manufacturers Railroad
Company. The hearing will be held
before Commissioners Lissner, O'Con-
nor and hamberlain. The board has
invited the ecretary Of War, the United
States Senator's from New York and
Now Jersey. the chairman of the Port
Of New York Authority and the Mayor
os Hoboken to attend.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
BY independent Wireless

Huron eo7 Scotland TX noon Jan %
San Lorenzo go s Scotland LN p N
Jan %.
J II Goroon pd Sand Key noon Jan 9.
bound Cate. F-arcc
hohol.en $50 S Diamond Snoa.. noon Jan
:. bound New York.
LenaFe left Jacksonviile for Charleston
54o a IN Jan %.
Bolivar 273 by Y Scotland noon Jan oS
bound st Thomas.
axe Fannin @54 Scotland noon Jan ss
bound New York.
Eastern Leader 40 L Ambrose noon Jan
23 bound Hull
NeHt Chatala foe Il by \ ape Uonr, noon
Jan 81 boun6 Falmouth route Russia
tacoma 200 T. Cape Hcnlopen on Jan 2S
bound Philadelphia
Nroons nd 500 east Ambrose noon Jan ~
Mirnesotan 2,ls5 \ Cris,o noon Jan 2s
Schroon 1854 SIC Cape Henry noon Jan 3S
Mnnargo arrives Nassau daylight Jan e.
San Lorenzo rs Scotland I.v noon
Jan %.
Lake Fernando 4s4 Scotland 1v noon
Jan 90
Mexico .ee \ Nassau moor Jan %
uca tan 80 NJ. Jupiter noon Jan .S
AeWihaNre 1914 NE Jupiter noon Jan IS.
Ndith go san Juan noon Jan So
Huron b2s S Scotland ~ noon jan IS
Lake Elon $50 SSE Cape Hatteras noon
Jan %
Tanamo Isl Scotland r.v m Jan ~
Lake labyan NV Cape Nay.! noon
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Plans Finished
For Four n. Y.
Sea Services
iodern Combination Cargo
and Passenger Ships To
BE Added to L. S. Lines
and the Munson S. S. Line
Sailing Dates Arranged
Ex-Ccrman Vessels To Be
Replaced by Post War
Shipping Board Liners

Plans practically have been com
p'eted By the United States Lines and
''e Muason Line for the use os four
o. TIE combination cargo and passenger
vessels owned By the Shipping Board,
vh'cn 'r will be placed in the north
european and South American runs in
1he next three months. Following in
formation from Washington that the
new snlps Will be alloca.cd to replace
f'conoitioned ex-German vessels. these
companies have been working out the
scheduie for their operation.
T. Ire Panhandle State will replace
:hc George Washington on her run
from New York to Bremen on Febru-
ary Is. The latter will leave on her
cruise to the Mediterranean for Raw
pond & Whitcomb on February IL. The
Lone Star State is scheduled to sail
from New YORK on the Bremen run on
April 20. Each OF these vessels will
make four trips, according to officials
OF the comnany yesterday, when they
PROBABLY will make way for the Hawh-
&c State ard the Buckeye State. fol-
lowing tic return of the George Wash
'ngton on May s. The addition Of two
o. the o35-foot vessels wil greatly
lterease the services Of the United
.,tdtco Line OHclaIS nave not vet
given up the idea that the Shipping
Board will reft the Agamemnon and
tie Mount Vernon for use in connec-
ton with the George Washington and
the America. All four OF these ships
make about % or % knots, and ac-
cordingly are more desirable from the
standpoint of speed than the 17-knot
State" type ships.
The Munson Line has not received
Official notification from the Shipping
Board Of the ALLEGATION of two Of the
53os. but expects these ships to be
turned over in the next two or three
months. According 70 tentative plans
the Palmetto State will sail from New
York March Is and will be followed
or April q by the Nutmeg State. both
% which many be rechristened before
they are placed in operation. 1t is in
tended that they shall replace the
A~olus and the Huron. ex-German
ships Of the older type. 1t is reported
that the Acolus and the Huron may be
kept in the service for one or two
trips. while additional oil tankage and
cargo refrigeration are installed Oh
the American Legion and the Southern
Cross. but this is not definite.
With the addition Of the two 53os
the Munson Line will have four Of the
new vessels in the South American
service. A fifth ship has been re
Quested from the boa I'd.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

7ne Tr!oun. publishes daily reports
OF the positions ot nlerchant ~ess.is re-
ceiTed through the United StAtes Naval
OF vessels With radio Apparatus ma
without charge, report their tTR) .oon
poei,1ons through the following naval
radlo s,st'ous IN the United states
proper: Bar Harhor, Me. fOttercliree):
AnaEanze't. L. l.. Cape May. " j..
Soreolk. Va; Caps Hatteras. n G..
Jupiter Fla; key vest. Fla: New
Orleans. La.
Those position CTR) report, shou,a
o< addressed only to the radio station
esileo. and they will be forwarded to
New York It Is important that these
noon each day In order that thev nav
o@ received In tinle for publication.
rosltlon reports can also be nent
.nt .nfovgh TIE stations OF the 1ndepend-
at New York. East Morichee. L. I ami
Easthampton. l.. L ~ ana
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24

xesecon sE Block Island Jan "a.
Aeo!ue s4e Scotland Jan 33
AAlIoway i.elS Il Cape Henry Jan 23
AAsyan ZIG ESE Sabine Bar Jan 2s
Ben5amin brewster 4 r Sand Kev1a %
water Jan 2S o'eaA'
EEuckeys State 50 W San Pedro Jan o.
CCarlton 10 NNE Jupiter Jan 2a. -'
esnt.nnis, ennn - ss.sn NE Cape Henry Jan 90.
Ccsrro Ebano 30 Jupiter Jan "a. q"
CChest:r valley $50 8 Galveston Jan "a
Stto1 Smo'o'eer as -, ~ contoy Island Jan az
Ky ot Fiint lat - ~ Ion as "a J.n %
city OF - Joseph 20 s Mount Deser. err pnc,, s9
Cn,.S C.sy Of st Louis 2'o s Scotland Jan %
Concho $50 T. CAlves,on Jan " "a" -"'
Jan g. 'V A"ehoiil 6anh
n.rr,.r g. .1Ia. * iss sw NANTUCKET Jan u.
Il kennp a. X Jupit., JAZZ
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Rise of Lloyd Sabaudo

Announcement that the Conte Eos.o
will enter the New York run in Febru-
.ry and that sister ship the Contc
Verde, will enter the route in 1898 has
called attention to the rapid rise Of the
lloyd Sabaudo in the trans Atlantic
shipping field since it was first organ.
lied in Turin, Italy. in 1906. The new
vessels are both of 1s.b0o gross tons,
with passenger accommodations for
6oohrst and 800 steerage: The company
now owns q feet of 200 900 displace.
ment tons operating from Italy to
North and South America. North
Europe and Australia. With the addi.
tion of the new ships the Lloyd Sa-
baudo takes rarl. with the foremost
companies making New York their
terminus.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Dangers to Navigation
t6y Z iiydrog I'D phic O,Ncel
north Atlantic Ocean Oh the Amcric,
Coast


North Atlantic Ocean on the Amcr;cou
Coast
t,, rne following obs,ructions we're re-
ported: Jan l0. lat 20 20. lon 50 SO vassed
y,ce1sso w@eden frame rams IT se9.re-viidum; radio
~ ~ i ron 1s !: White Jan II. in lat
sssed Log - q, sch =, B!snehe fendleson: Jan 20,
mast standing upright. proiectiar p =, zap n,s
~assr apparently attached to suon,erse ed
i'on % 20, passed mast projectinr l., - o,; v,,
,n.-,.a apparently attached to SUI
Along tho Oversee Rout.x
,,, ne ne Following obstruction was reno-t.s.
D's tc oy tbr)' reported by radio on Dec .;
VIZ o,,"Ws, .,o " Lat 81 a.. Ion IL Il, a BUOY
"'t" stan and cage-Watsness
nov, rCcn Which bares at low water ia re-
islard ~, 80 apout 1nldchsnne between or
+ie Th: pos;tjon, sssnd, c, Cass9 nsy. Me e0 Oh
until deterrn1m dsr,1Vn o. this rock s doubtful and
81 sy otSsee' from the hwestern pont os
40 10 N. Ion 81 So jo W ''''''oo' Lat dS
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Marine Insurance R;II

Accordlng to reports from Wash;nc
.on' Inc Housc Committee on the D;s.
ttlct Of Columbia has reported favor w,s.
aoIy the model marine insurance bill in
the shape in which it passed tho Senotn S,,l -,
ID ,sss 81 M, month; 1t is expected that tho
tItaeure "a; Will be taken up in the House
M snis week. Little opposition is antic;'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Shipping Men Seek
Non Partisan Vote
On Marine Measure
Effort Made to Eliminate
Party Lines in Subsidy
Plans: Expect Bill TO Be
Before Congress in April

Elimination OF party lines in con-
sidcration of the ship subsidy bill in
Congress is the aim Of shipping men,
according to Winthrop l.. Marvin, vice
president of the American Steamship
Owners Association. He said ycstcr-
day that the measure would not be
put forward by President Harding as
a Republican policy. but ono upon
which both parties could unite.
In the past. it was pointed out, some
opposition to similar measures had
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Sailed Yesterday

Hamilton, Norfolk Norman Bridge,
Ta-npico; satarta tRr). DO; Phoeous lFrj,
L>shorn Via Philadelphia American (Du)'
Tsmpico; Beckenhar (Br). Baltimore:
Mstinicock Texas CITY: Sark Cecil P
Stewart, Brunswick; Schooner Oakley c.
Curtis. Norfolk: Pronius (Br), Baltimore;
sch SeCGv tick. Chsrleeton.
City of FTeeport. C!eoruegos
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 23-~west cho-
paka' from San Francisco Dec S Tor Na
ni!u- arrived at Shanghai s.d do, ,'<.., We
cUlltsion. N"'''" e'u p'
Prank II Buck. from Monterey s,d. re-
to' p, - ~ s'entng overturned wooden hui. 75
20 100 fcet long; believed sam, dorn1,c,
s!ghted lasl week b. Moutanclin .~''N'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds a& eea To-day

East Gulf OF Me1ico-Fresh no-theast
and east winds; unsettled weather and
rain.
West Gu'f CoaN-I-r.ah nertheast to
north Winds unpettied weather and rain
Caribbean Sea and Windward Psssa ga
Moderate northeast winds and generally
fair weather.
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderat. went
wtrds: fair weather.
Sandy Hook to NAtteras--Moderate
north and northwest winds: generally fair
wcathN-
Hatterss 20 Florida Straite--Frcsh
northeast and east winds; unsettled
Weather and rain
Disturbance OF marked intensity central
somc distance east OF Newfoundland ana
moving eastward.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Departures

KOBE. Jan lS--Pne Tree State Seattle
MANILA, Jan l6-Moorish Prince (Br)
Boston.
PERIM. Jan 2l--Romeo (Er), postor
and New YORK.
LIvERPoo1. Jan al-Ehosis 1slanc
C3r). Boston; Politician (Br), Los Angeles
Oklahoma city. Savannah; Motagame
(Rrl. ST John f.
LONDON. Jan 2l--Northwcstcrn Mile,
(Er}. Phtla deiphis.
CARDIFF. Jan sl--Gcncral Church (Hr)
Hampton Roads.
ST MlCHAEl.s, Jsn cl--crsnford, vii
lnin6ton. G.
1cnR1ssrlAN1A. Jan aI-Hellie Ola
Kobe. Jan l7~-weat o'nows, San vrsn
cisco; r. HaAats Maru tJap). seattle.
HONt' KONG. Jan al-City OF Cambridge
(Sr). New York
KOBE Jan lS-Esyp, Maru tJap). Port
land, Orc; 18th. Arabia Msrn tJap). Seattle
LONDON. Jan 20 Menoraince (5r>. New
York: 2ist. Is Kinssbury, San Francisco
SHANGHAI, Jan eo-Tai5o aiaru (Jap>
San Francisco.
=. 1MM1NcHAM, Jan 9l-Almas-o tr->
New York
SOUTEAMPTON. Ian Empress o,
Scotlant tHr). Halifax, :.
BCENos AYR ES, Jan 22-Bruycrc (lsr)
New YorA.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
City Island

Heund South -Old North State, New
Hound Enst-Schs Minnie c, Ne7 York
toT NeT, Haven. Canada tB,) New York
for Halifax (la.ter sncho-ed)
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Shipping Notes

Gayclin & Co. steamship agents at
Philadelphia. have taken on the local
agencies OF j. ". Winchester & Co., the
United States Mexican Oil Corpora
tion and Amos Corver's schoonera.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Notice TO Mariners

's' Z. s. Hydrosr4phic osnce>
power VII; =; = HI nAea aas rsd light of 80 candle
a.. s.dfosG Mew England on Refining Go iocS in ~ OK
ia, o11fo "a ha Dor Approximsts position " Iow
New-York tribune., 1922-01-24

asd, "" vs,aie- af'T 40. NeS YORK Tor N%p'~1'
pALwRM0. Jan i2-r"ierno Nr. Sew
York
lEGHoRN, Jan i7--Erdclcy ND, New
sUANcHA1 jan IS wheausnd Mon
VERpuN. Jan IS Mox!co trr). Nc0'
Eoure: Altredi Nobel l.;or,. JacNSouville
H6RpEAUH. Jan ls-Grclfryda 'rr''
ANrN'I:Rr. Jan 2c-GalIlco Osr', Now
Yo.h
NArEE. Jan so-lsceira. Galveston.
ID. LlYEnrooA yI;l, f; Jan M'nc"e''er Brig
MONACO. Jan al-Adriat'c (Br). New
York
ANTWERP. Jan 21-Missouri tBr>. BOB
GIBRALTAR. Jan s1-Kossuth uN.
New Orleans.
LONDON. Jan el-Alpinc Range 'Br,,
N''' Yori.: arrasonsct' ftr, WotoD,
MNMBuEt;. lsu ~ htcun' CLINTON.
New ok; Is. At.aatic sun. ,niidl"! ofIi.
NObj;. jan lY--i;io Dress OF Russia N'rj,
yoNoNANIA; Jan la-rsccms Nsru
TiGo. vf( jan so~Italis eBr,. Nev Yor.,
SHANGHAI, Jan 2o-s'bcria Msru
Iap), san francisco; Canadian prospector
fRrl. N@rcOuNer; City OF durham N6r),
New York.
SINGAPORE. Jan co--Creoic state, San
Franc.aco
nRIXHAsr. Jan ae-Eursondier (Br>,
Baltimore
LIVERPOOL. Jan a,---o1onisn tBr>,
Norfolk.
ADEN. Jan .l--rskoda.e Nsru Jap).
New York.
rEl.AGoA BAY, Jan al-Ci,y OF Agra
(Er). New York
NAplr;s. Jsn ls-ralermo NN. New
York Via pelcrmo
Francisco.
MANCIIESTHH jan - ManchoetNr
brigade (Br). ST John. y Y. Via Liverpool.
HULL, Jan 81 ldaho ,Br>. New York.
RUENOS AYRES. Jan 22-Americsn Le-
gion New Yorls yi" Rio de .Jane!vo.
RIO GRANDE. Jan 2.--Oransc River
(Br). phiHdel pha
LIVERPOOL. Jan aS~Bal,,c CErp. Nev
York Via Queenstown: Scotti.h Maiden
tBr>. New Orleans: Asian tBr), New
Orleans
SHIELDS, Jan 2s--c;srinv. tlgr).
Portland. No
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Foreign Ports
Ar~t.,.1-

\, ,bEALTAE: Jan 81 (passed)-Ryusu., r.,
Dans arn 'ispy' N.v cs,.a Nsw York for Venice Je1
o1rspps, 90, Philadelph,a FOR sonte
~'o. kinshorn (Nor). Ph,ladelnhis fn..
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Army Orders

Army Orders
From "he 7'rvoxne's Wo.Axotoss suyeou
WAsHINGTON. Jan z3.-Arrny order,
taS1ed to-day follow:
Coast Artillery
Woods. u Col. p. F.. to Fort Hancocx.
Tidball Ii Col. ". 20 Fort Dupont
Siiebei. 1t. II. L. TO For. Worden
Barnes. Capt II. C. jr-. 10 For. Nor-oo
Burt. Il. Col. c. G.. TO Camp Eusti.
Behr. 1t Col F. J.. 20 Camp Eus,!s
Infantry
Edwards II. +. r. 10 camp Lcp4s.
Gasan. Capt. Il L.. 10 Camp Mead.
= nnc.!o7d. L. Col: f. c.. to Camp Tyava
Tstuzn. 1t }. NJ. resigned
Field Artillery
Wyatt, MAJ. +. F., 10 Camp Bragg
Dunn. Capt. 8. r. 10 Manchester
Williamson. 1t. E V, TO Camp Holabi-6
QaartermasteY Corps
ward. Capt. T.. to Camp Lewis
Assi!n. Capt F. l. 20 Cam bricgs
Miscellaneous
Ci!ne-t, Cspt. +. J.. ORD. Dept, 70 San
T:ancisco.
c0l;snsisAey. -. Col. 4 f. cav. to Fort
ls.;ie.isua. .;ls Capt. Il NJ. Az svc to Camp
sTns.n.on. -. Ii. =. j. Chem. ". s.. to Camp
1:sser L. , p. Eng resigned.
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Navy Ortlera

From 7ic 7ritunes Washington sureou
WASHINGTON. Jan. .3.-Nayy orcers
issued to-day follow
rwinins. Rear Adj y. w. TO special eerv-
ice squadron.
Hurks 1t. II e. TO I S. S. Cleveland.
Cassidy. II. r. NJ, 70 L. 5. s. Eagle H.
faocliffe. IL. y. r.. 10 Pacific fleet
Crawford. II. J. G., to L. S. & D-s
:. - Ems. W 10 L. S. s. Nokon,,a
TurAsr. u. Com Il W. E.. TO Philao.!-
Taylor. l., v. G.. to 18th navs, d,s.r,c.
stee,"r II NJ, TO L. 8. s. Wright.
Aayocr. Bosa. Z. J.. 10 L. s S OsceoIa
Eeirlleld, N. Mach @ ". TO San Diego
Corooy. Carp. }. to Philsd ,hia
iamiii. Ap C.k. j., 10 Philadelphia
Farrell. Ap Cl.. J. 4. to L. s. S. CaN
:ovrA- -'
Smith. Ap. OK r. j.. 70 I. S. g. saunaa