The New York Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1852, Page 8

NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL. (OF FICIAL) Stated Session. Bo. or Acpeamen, Dec. 13, 1852. of the last mecting were read and ap- PeTiTIONS. SS ee im the matter of award made by the vmis- sionets for the sabieg f corlin ade for the Croton jueduet Departm Committee on Finance and Counrel to Corperation. By the same— Bill of Dr. ©. Kreistel. for medical at- at the Bixteemth ward station house. To Com- mittee on Police By the same—Petition of Andreas & 8on and others, | for a railroad im Seveoth avenue and other streets. To Committee on Streets. By Alderman Arvorn—Petition of Jamey 8. Sturges, for reduction of tax To Committee on Finance. By Alderman Pecx—Petition of John Wegner and others, to have Thirty-eighth street between Highth and Ninth avenucs, paved To Committee on Streets. tee tame—Bil) of Dr Kreisted for medical services ‘at the Twentieth ward station house, To Committee on By Alderman Buisiry—Bill of Dr. Ferguson, $15, for m services rendered to Thomas Gallagher, run over ‘in Thirteenth street To Committee on Police. ‘The roll was here directed to be called, when 8 quorum not amswering to their names. the Board was declared adjourned until Tuesdsy. 14th inst , at five o'clock, P.M. | D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk Decent } Prosent—Arsistant Alderman Woodward, in the chair— Assistant Aldermen Browa Tait, Mabbstt. O'Brien, Rod- men. Breaden Ring, Wells, Anderson Bouton, Mc ‘town, bdr a Wheeiad, Barker, the President, Valentine, Mo y. PETITIONS By Assistant Aldermen Woopwann—Of Hose Company No. hi ball new hose carrisge. To Committee on Fire en Asristant Alderman Waicut—Of Joseph E. Mount, No 0 Hester street, for permission to lay a double track of railsfrom near Broadway, in Canal street, (when it shall have been opened,) to East Broadway, and to East river. To Committee on Streets. RERORT Of Committee on Seweis—Granting petition ef D. C. Weeks, releasing him as to building basins in Fourteenth street, between First and Seoond avenues. Adopted. COMMUNICATIONS, From the Croton Aqueduct Department, in relation to | the mew je of Fifth avenue, from Forty-second to Seventy it streets From Street Commirsioner, enclosing the estimates for Tegulating. paving, &c . South strect from Roosevelt | to Oliver streets; for regulating Sixth avenue from Fifty- seventh to Kighly sixth streets. Confirmed. FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Report in fsvor of not placing under contract the grading of Fifth avenue, between Forty-second and Se venty first streets, till otherwise direoted by the Commoa Council Concurred in Granting petition of Ladies’ Home Missionsry Society, to ereot a temporary building in front of the Old Brewery, To Committee on Law department Report in favor of leavlog out property of C.F Lind- say, between Forty first and Forty-third streots, and Tenth avenue and Hudson river, from assessment sale. ‘To Committee on Btreete, COMMUNICATION. From the Comptroller. with an ordinance. making ths following additional appropriations for 1852 vix :—Con- tiogent expenses of Common Council. $1000; interest on revenue bonds, $1.100 printing, $5,000; real estare, $5000; salaries, $1,000, Adopted by the following votes Affirmative— Mr. President. Messrs Brown. Tait. Mab- batt. O'Brien, Rodman. Breaden, Woodward, Ring, V Anderton, Bouton, McGown, Wright, Wheelan, Valentine, and McConkey—18 ‘The Beard then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon, at five o'clock. From the minutes. EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk Board of Supervisors. Desc 13 —His Honor the Recorder in the chair The minutes of the last meetiog were read and ap pry REFERRED Some few petitions for the correction and remission of Ses z Boarp or Assistant ALDERMEN, ber 13, 1352 LS PAID FOR EXPENSES OF TRIAL OF CRIMINALS To R. Frerch, for refreshments for court, jury. offi- cers, witnesees and prisoner, in the case of Johnson, for the murcer of Baxter $47; the same for the same inthe cate of Howlett, for the murder of Baxter, $32; same for the came in the case of McUormick, $30; same for the sume in the case of Schaffer. $41; came for the same in the care of Saul for the murder of Baxter, $70 50; same for rame in the care of Doyle, forthe murder of Mrs. pepe” $34. Several other small bills were ordered to 2 paid. BILLS REFERRED Of the New Yorx Heracn, for advertising returns of elections. $5€; of New York Sun. for same. $78; of New York Mirror, for same, $23; of National Democrat, for same, $25. PRINTING OF THE INDEXES, The report of the Committee on Coun*y Offices. in fa- vor cf confirming the contract with Mesers. Arthur & Burnett. was presented. vpon which The Recorder edmitted that the binding of the speci- men of the book by Messrs, Arthur & Burnett, was very tuperior and expensive; but the question was whether | lawyers could afford to pay $l2or $13 a volume for the work Hewould not, however. offer any farther objec- tion to the contract than he had already done The report of the committee was then adopted. Jobn Reed was appointed to attend on the Courts. in the plece of Frederick H Uttley, removed. Adjourned to Moncay next Marine Affairs. ‘Tur Curren Racn,—The arrival of the Beston clipper ship Nightingale from Shanghse, on the 18th ultimo at Deal, as published in the Londom Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, is denied by the Boston papers. If this be so, be had been 118 deye out upon the departure of the Niagara, on the 27th, and wes five days behind the time of her competitor, the English clipper Challenger. New Youx Vursrn Conriscaten ~ By the brig Captain Jobm. which left Tabacco on the ist ult., we learn that the schooner Eo! by the Mexican authorities oma charge been confircated. Tux Sreamsmir Fiorina — This steamer arrived last evening from Savannah, with pspers in advance of tho aail, for which ber officers have our thanks Tue Late Fata Disaster of tue Prior Boat Yaxxer.—We publieh the following communication with pleasure, and hope that the appeal to the charitable, on bebalf of the sufferers, will not pars unheeded :— TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sir—Tbe melancboly catestrophe that bappened s few days since to the pilot boat Yankee has seemed to pasa upheeded by the public, and without comment, Yet there is ample field not only for sympathy. but forreliefandas- sistance, to the widows and orphan children of those who £0 suddenly and unexpectedly met & watery grave. The young men who owred and sailed this bitherto lucky, but now unfortunate vessel. we know to be both enter- prising and worthy. and. like many more of the hardy pilots of our port. ever ready to brave any danger. or un- dergo any suffering, for the safety at benefit of our commerce, And there are. Messrs. Editors. in the city of New York mavy generous hearts who appreciate both the wants and woes of the sailor. and the widow aud the or- phen; and I believe it only needa an appeal to such fortunate company who have lost their all by that melancholy event. To replace their boat. and give the widows of those who were lost the same share they had in the Yankee. would be a most magnanimous thing; and by a little effort on the part of the press and a fer fluential individuats. this noble action might be accom- plished without being hardly felt by the many who would rejoice to contribute towards so good a cause A FRIEND TO THE SAILOR. Lavxcnen.—At Setauket L T., last Wednesday, a fine schoover ofabout 800 tons burthen called tl rah Bruen; ebe was built by Messrs. V. & M_ Dickerron un- der the superintendence of Capt. Jonah @ Totten and is intended to be employed in the Georgetown. 8. C. trade. She is owned by Mersrs Dollner & Potter, Floyd & Newins Lockwood & Ostrander. Thos Shannon. and Capt. Totten. all of New York, and will be commended by Capt Totten, who has been # very enterprising and fuccessful captain from this port for the last twenty years. Aytiropat Pspestrianism.—Mr. Sands, who has for some time past been exhibiting his wonderful antipodal feat at the Bowery Circus, took his benefit last night, and made his final appearance previous to his departure for England. For the information of those who have not witnessed bis performance, we will briefly describe it. At platform. about five feet in width, extends across the ring of the circus ‘The lower surface is emooth and polished. Mr Sands, by means ofa ladder. ascends into car depending fiom this platform. and having Acirculsr apparatus the lower face ot which somewhat reeembles that of a cymbal, he turned himself feet up- ward. by meanr ofa rope. and assumed @ perpendicular pesition. ‘Thus he elowly walked to the ond of the plat- form. where he took up, aud held for some time. a small boy that was reached to him. Then, with one foot alone attached to the ceiling, he maintained his dangerous po back and again got into the car, This feat is of a very astonishing character and one which reems to set the laws of gravitation at defiance. It will. no doubt, at- tract much attention in England. whitber Mr. Sands goes to exhibit, Personal Intelligence. Arrivals at the Metropolitan.—Hon. Levi 8 Chatfeld, Albany; Col. David Looney. Mississippi; Dr. Dow, Quo: beo; J 'E Lawrence, San Francisco; W. F. Enders, St Louis, Mo ; Wm. Sloan, Illinois; Joseph Hall, Richmond. Ya; J_Y. Lawton. Green Ba} de Larrain, Sentiago Chili; Geo. Leland, Mi 3 King. Philadelphia; J Gilchrist, New Brunswick; R. B. Bowler, Ohio; Wm’ B. Weeden, Rhede Island; M. Babcock, Honduras: J Red- path, Montreal; Wm. B. Rue, Boston; 8 Marsh, Chica- go; H Barden, Troy. At the Irving House.--Mr, Merrett, Mr Ramsey, Cana- da; Dr Rudenttin. U. 8. A.; @ Haywood. 8t Louis; T. B Wrogg. Montreal; Geo. Mooney, Florida; M. Johnson, Toledo. Ohio; I T. McCoon, ‘Troy: C Rogers Bt. Louis; Wm Cullum. Tenn.; G. E. Lowle, Boston; D, Samuel, I M. Moss, Fhiladeiphia E At the American --Dr Garéner London; I. R. French, Altany; W. Birnie. Springfield, L. Pritchard. Connecti’ BL. Lindsley, Boston; CH. Judson. 8. Carolina Mcnier. Paris; Capt, Burdeley, ship Isaac Wells. At the Astor --Fred. Moser. Paris; M Wolfe, England; J. Morris, Binghamton; H. Burrall! Bridgeport; B. Me Cormick ‘Connecticut; 'H. Willard, Troy; 0. Graham, Virginia; I. Hubert Connecticut; 'W. Churchill, fen: neseeo; How. H, Corning, Albuny; J. H. Howard, Cali- forn! Court of General Sessions. Befcre Hen ¥.R Tillou, Recorder and Aldermen Haley and Tweed Dic. 18 — Indictment for Keeping a Disorderly House — The care of Harriet Forrester, betore partiy heard and re- ported. wax concluded. The jury pronounces dict of guilty. 0 the defcndant was crdered to attend on Saturday next to receive rentence No other case was taken up, and the Court adjourned until (Tueeday) morning Dec. 13—S+ntence.—Jobn W. Emery, convicted on Wedne: day tast of stealing a watch. the property of a City Intelligene An Ovtracrous Atremrr on 4 Frmace.—About 5 o'clock yesterday morning a women named Mary Kelly, reidiog at No 37 Wiilet street, was on her way to the Hoboken ferry. Canal street. on ber way. in fgolng along ‘West street, abe was accosted by an unknown man who attempted to violate her on, and in her endeavers to wake her escape from the :uffian, she ran ou the t, where she fell tbrougd a hole about four feet square ard precipitated herself into the river, She called out | loud'y for help. and officers Smith and Jenkins, of the Eighth ward soon came to her aid and succeeded in res- cuing ber from a watery grave. The rascal who attemp’ €¢ the violence made his escape Lonatico Ixquinexpo —An inguiry into the state of the mind of Mre, Elizabeth MeUarthy an elderly Indy, poseesred of property to the amount of about $100 000, as beer goirg on be‘ore a sherifl’s ury for come evenings past, but is not yet terminated, Tue Presest Exrepirion iy Searcn or Sin Joun | Franxuix.—Dr Kane commander of the expedition, will read @ scientific paper before the Geographical Society, at the Univerrity. this evening, “On access to a North ; Poler Sea viewed in convection withthe rearch afver Sir John Frapklin ” The eociety have very wisely invited ladies gentlemen interested to ite meeting this eve- ning. The meeting and paper will be one of much inte- rest. Police Inteiligence. The Affray in Broadwoy —The cireumatances attend- ing the sifray which took plase between Mr Kobert La mont and Bob Mitchell. on Sunday evening, and noticed in the Henavn of yerterday, are as follows :—It seems that Mr Lamont was a few monchs ago attached to the police department in the Mayer's o@ice, and daring his Cfficial duties bed occwion to arrest. Mitchell for certain ations on the public For this official act, Mi ell owed Mr, Lamoot an old gragge, end when they acci dentsily wet at a public house, corner of Brosdway and Prince streets Miichell began to abuce Mr. Lamont, ap. ig sore very inrultioy epithets, and threatening him ‘& personal assault, amon: on proceeding ince the street was violently s!ruck ia the mouth by Mitchell, | or by one of Mitcheli’s friends, A collieign then took place between Mr Lament and Mitchell, and the latter Teceived a cevere flogging. There was evidence yester- sy, clarly showing tbat Mr Lamont was grossly in- suited apd w/ faulted, and only inflicted the blows in the @esence of bie own person; and further te show the che- recters Mr Lamont bad to contend with in the fight he was robbed of his golé watch and chain, valued at $169, Mitchel}. the same night. after bis head was dressed by Dr. Cooper, at the City Hospital, was removed by his friends to some place unknown. The Gome of “Burning.” —Officer Keefe. chief's ai¢s, yesterdsy afternoon arrested & himself Hest Wheelab, on # charge of burning.” meens the stealing of $40. companied, as is alleged. r ove of the calliog whieh It seoms that the accused, se- acolored man called “Butch er Joe” and “Fat Sam,” conspired together on Sun day afternoon to cheat and steal $49 from Mr. Jacob Aweet, # gentleman at the advanced age of 80 years, resid. | ing at No 101 Fulton street, Brooklyn. The rogaes in- duced Mr. Sweet (0 accompany them to No. 52 John street, and there, in the ontry, they persuaded Mr. to take cut his pocket book for'the purpose of deciding a bet; but no sooner had Mr. Sweet the pocket book out in | his hand than one of the rogucs seized it and the taree | made off. The information baving been lodged with the Chief of Police, officer Keefe took ome of the parties into | custody on the charge. He was comveyed before the Chief, who committed him for a farther hearing. | Stealing Mony —A man named Dennis Ho-wiam was on Bunéay night errested by the Thirteenth ward police, « achsrge of stealing from John Brady. of No Rivingston street The money was reeovercd and the accured taken before Justice Wood, who committea hun to prison for trial A Charge of Fole Pretences —Officer Bilger, of the Becond district police court on Saturday arrested Mr, M. T. Brecklebapk late editor of the newspaper called the Musical World, on « werrant issued by Justice Stuart wherein the accused stands charged with obtaining # Pianoforte. valued at $186 from Mr. William Nunns, in ‘alker street It seeme according to the effidavit made by Mr. Nunns before the police court. that. Augu-t, 1851, Mr. Brecklevenk called on Mr. Numns, and stated that he wirhed to purchas pianoforte on a credit of sixty days, end in order to induce Mr Nanns tosell the property, the accused is alleged to have r/ presented that Wes an editor of a New York paper which yielded bim & large income . be also said that ths presses, type, &e . belonged to him, and he was worth, over and above bis lia viliver, $6000, On these representations believing | them vo be true. Mr Nuns pasted witb his property wad | took the promissory note ot Mr Broo! mk at sixty | % The nove war not paid at maturi y. suit way in stitufed for the amount, a judgment obtained, bat the | Sheriff was unable to find ay property. Mr. Nunns now complefox that the representations made by the accus: wore faive #ud fraudalent The magistrate held the ac- aused co bailim the sum of $500, to auswer the charge. United States Commisstoner's Office, | Before JW Nelson Beq Dec 18 —Charge of Cruel and Unusual Punishment. “homes H. Lee, chief mate of the American bark James | wl, was arrested by Deputy Marshal De Angelis, and vagbt before the Commissioner. on a charge of having joted cruel sed unusual punishment on William roth, Ome of the crew of that vessel, when Ly!ng in ihe j bor Of Bt. Jago de Cuba act 1. osent, the heering of ¢ The #itnese care was a lfour nod, | cident, and by the a | at the time of the explosion sentenced to four yearsand ten months ixprisenment in the Btate prison, Sjexm boat Explosion. Another one of thoce terrible disasters which have be- come so common of Iste occurred night before last. by the explo-ion of the steamer Geneva, bound for the Illi- nois river, and commanded by Capt. J. Perry. She lef? the wha fof thi- city on Friday evening. for | Lasalle, and when near the mouth of Wood river. about five miles from Alton. while lying at a wood yard, both of ber boilers exploded with tremendous force, shattering the bout almost into atoms, afver which fire coasumma- ted the work of destruction Fortunately, at the time she was wooding. several of her crew were on shore, or the destructionto human lif would have been much greater. From all the information we can gather. four were killed or missing. besides several severely injured, The Hibernia No. 2 came along a sort time afier the nc- istance of ber officers and crew, the Gead, wounded, and livicg were taken on board and brougbt down to Alton, and from that place they were brought to thir city on the Amazonta The following 1+ a list of those brought down:—Capt. J. Perry, dangerously injured: Wm. Hemlr, mate, slightly hurt; George Fulton. first. and Alexander Keley. second engineers. severely injure injured; the steward. two cooks snd @ canin boy, names not known, more or jess bruised and injured: five or six deck hends and firemen were also brougbt down. none of whom were seriously hurt; three deck hands, or firemen. were taken from the wreck toa house in the neighbor- hood, one ef whom bas an arm broken. and the othere se- verely Srjured. among the killed. we bave to record the pame of her firet olerk. Willis C. Johnson. who was taken frem the wreek of the burning boat in a dying condition, and who survived only a short time alterwards, nia avd wastuken yesterday to Palmyra for interment, vhere bis fomily reride. The burkeepor and ere misting, and it is thought ther were cit overboard, or perishedgin the ! The second clerk. a Drother of Mr, Jobnscn. was ¢randing on the shore at the time of the accident and fortnastely cxeaped uninjured, Captein Charles Denne of the firm of arecn & Deane, produce end comm's-ion merchants on the levee was a passenger on the ill fated steamer. and ie among the mirring When lust seen he and the first clerk were standing io the front part cf che boat. in the immediate vicinity of the office, The spposition is that Captain ‘Deane was eitber blown into U) river, or that his body wus consumed in the wreck of ie burning boat. His body Fas tines been found about eight miics below Alton. He jeaver a wife and two cbildren Jeptain Perry who was ip command of the boat. was standing on the hurricane deck at the time and is at present lying In # eritics! condition. ws 1 the pilot Upon the srrival of the ferers were removed to the ho-pital and properly attended to. Both the engineers are severely though not davgar- ovely burt, ene was on watch and the other was asleep Amazonia the ruf- Perry died at &. Louicon the Sth inst. ‘The hoat was owned by Captain Perry and the clerk Mr Jobnson, She had two boilers and was of light dravght. havirg been built expressly for |ow water. The eupporition is. that there was but jittic if any water in the boilers, a# the vietims present rather the ap- pearance of being rcorched thanrealded It 1s supposad tbat both beilers exploded. and the fire is raid to have been terrific The Altona, down yesterday reports that be Janded at Hunter's wood yard and took on board ¢ med. names unknown. all of whom were severely ded and bruired One has his limb broken The huil of the Geneva lies enak some three handred yards below the peint of explosion. The cabin hae separated from the hul!, part of whieh lies some two milos below the bull Persons were engaged at the cabin taking out furniture. bedding &e distance below the bull —St Louis Democrat, Dec. 5. Naval Intelitgence. US steam frigate Saranse sailed jrom Para on the 9tb November for Maranbam. & They U. & brig Baivbridge, sailed from the Canary Islands, on the 6th of October, for the const. ylor) Prot apriewa. rted by Reon & 1 ~ First and Amboy Railroad 6's ‘75, 154; 1000 Reading enneylvania, 100 Leng 18, TM: BVI, Fag Untor Caral s North American Coal, sSwn, 8 | do, 05 Nore ristewn Railroad, & Morris Canal, hd. 2256; Odo cash 2.4; 6 Lehigh Navigation, 7834; 100 Chester Valley Railroad £4 DOM; 200 Vicksburg Kailroad, b5, 1434; 60 Soh ayleill — 64,000 Pen i} viestlon, Band int, 2. Beticeen’ Bowr va pia 8 : 7,000 Texas Keg. Notes, 24 60; 0) Morris Canal, 22; 100 @o," orb. 21%: 900 de, oash, 21%; 90 Long Teland | Railroad ‘im lots, b&, 47; 400 do in Lots, wb, 27; 200 do, in lots, 73g; 100 do, esth 27: 300 do, in lots, 5. 2734: BU do. ese, 2 carh, 20%; 4 B. lotr, b 144. Second Board,— ilroxd i 6, Fh, Wiss Sud sus "dic SOM: LO ot Penney vn Iroad, ch, nos Cans! Coupo Ne 17}i; 160 Merrie , bb, B00'do, Preferred 28%" BO ae C 22%. ‘Alter Board—#6 000 Heads 1600 Beh uy kill Navigation Oe. Bew ow ailecad, di; 66 orth American © Saat ere rae} Bellen bs. 9 of New York. Capt. Arnold, which | She was still in port | hearts to set afloat something for the benefit ofthe un- | the height of the eecond gallery of the house a sort of | ere fixed on his feet, by means of springs. some kind of | sition. He afterwards, in the seme manner, walked | guest at the Irving House, where he was a servant, was | William Goll pitet, severely | His body was brought down on the Amazo- | Js0 Mr Goll, | We learn that Captain | The barge lies into shore a short | F the opini delay of tupity than has yet of city railroads | of adjoin owners, and the city. that the preg ofits petitioners to lay rail tracks be de- nied. as, in their view of the matter. the public conve- | pience does not require avd the public interests will not ‘be subserved by the establitbment of railroads through evy rection of the city at this time. Alderman Hawhurst offered a resolution amendatory to the report, the import of which is, that the introduction of railroads in avy way prove prejudicial to the interests or conve- nience of the city, and recommended that the prayer of the petitioners be granted. The ameudment was lost by | a vote of 3 ayes to 14 nays, avd the report of the com- mittee was adopted by a vote of 14 ayes tod nays. So we are to bave no railrosde Cononen’s Inquest —Corover Ball held an inquest y: terday upon the body of John McCloskey, who was in. jured by a fall froma building im Canton street, a few days since from theeffects of which he died. A vercict in accordance with the facts was rendered by the jury. City Mortarity.—Tre total number of deaths in this city, for the past week. are reported to be—Males 20; females. 27; of which 22 were adults, and 81 children. Total, 63. BREAK IN THE Erte Cana —We are informed by the operator of the House office that a break occurred in the canal, about one mile below Albion, om Thursday night lart. which carried away, it is estimated, about 8,000 feet of earth. It will be imposeible to repair it this fall Superintendent Britt is at work erect adam this side of the break, which will be completed in time for boats to be enabled to ‘as far as Albion from this way —Lockport Courier, Dec 1 Married, On Sunday evening, Deo. 5 by the Rey Edward Le throp. Mr Davip Van Ness to Miss Many ©. Scroonmaxen, beth of this city. On Thursday morning, Deo. 9. by the Rey. Charles H. Haley, Rector of Obrist Church, this city, Unanies H. Writtamson, of Brooklyn, to Marie Louise, daughter of Richard B, Fosdick, Eq , of this city. Died, On Saturday evening, 1ith inst , after a long and pain- ful fitness, Capt, Ronexr P. Gay, in the 47th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral. on Weduesday afternoon, 15th inst. 2 o'clock. from his late retidence. No. 235 East Broadway. without further invitation. The remains will be taken to Castine, Me.. for interment At West Farms, on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 12, of con- sumption, Saran Axx, wife cf John Cuthell.and daughter of the Jate William Bathgate, aged 34 years. The friends of the family. and of her brothers, James and William, and brothers in-law, James and Thomas H., are respectfully invited to attend her runeral, this (Tass- day) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Dec. 12, after a brief illness, borne with great Christian fortitude and ré ation, Mrs, James AnmstRoNG, at 181 West Twenty-ninth street, near Eighth avenue. ; , The funeral will take place this Cony morning, at | the Cheleea Methodist Episcopal Church 1 ieth strect, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, at 9 o'clock. The ds of the family, and of her father. Capt. Oliver Van- derbilt, are invited to attend Carriages will be in readi- ners, to proceed tothe Moravian burying ground, Castle- ton. Staten Island. Saturday, Dec. 11, after a short and severe illness, Oataanive, widow of the late Robert Provost, in the 76th year of her age. The relations and friends of the family ate invited to | attend her funeral, from her lute residence, 198 Christie street, this (Tycsdsy) afternoon, Deo. 14, at 3 o'clock Her remains will be taken to Canterbury for interment on Wednesday mcrning She has gone, but her loss we may not deplore; She has gone to that rest where her sufferings are o'er} She bas gone to her God who had her first icve, And who has prepared for Ber mansions above, On Sunday, Dec. 12, after a protracted illness, Mrs, Sanan Frost, relict of the late Ezra Frost, Esq, in the 71st year of her ege. Her relatives and friends, and those of her brother, James A. Burtus, ap d of her brother in-law, Francis Gross, ate reepectfully invited to attend her feneral. this {fase ay) a’ ternoon, from the reeidence of her nephew, George C. Morgan, No 44 Pixe atrect, At West Farms, on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 12, Joux Gxeew Tomas. con cf Warhington and Catharine Thomas, aged 8 years and 17 days. ‘The friends of the family are reepectfully invited to at- texd the funeral. from the residence of his father, this (Tuesday) forenoon, at 10 o'clock On Fridey, Des. 10, of congestion of the brain, Eumina, ovly daughter ef Peter and Sarah Mallett, agea 5 years and 28 dayr. + We loved her, yes. no tongue ean tell How much we loved her and how well; Ged loved her, too, and he thought best, To take her tome to be at rest. On Mondvy. Dec. 18, Wuttam Henry, son of Christism F and Jane Gating. eged 2 years, 2 months and 3 da; ‘The friends of the family are Fespectfully invited to at- tend bis funeral, at 2 o'slook P. M., this day, at the resi- dexoe of his father, 175 Cherry street In Brooklyn on Sunday morning. Deo 12, Many Hoo- PER aged 74 years, widow of the lateJoseph Hooper, for- erly of Newburyport, Mass. The funersl will take placa on Wednesday sfternoon, at half past 2 o'clock, from ét. Mark’s Church, Brooklyn. In Brcoklyn, on Monday morning, Deo. 13, in the 5th year of his ege Hinam, youngest child of Capt. Jacob A. and Ssreh M, Cobb. Che friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- nerai. to-morrow, (Wednceday,) at half past 10 A. M., from the residence of its parenta, Clermont avenue, sec: ond bouse above Myrtle avenue. At Richmond, Va, on Sunday, Dec 5, at 7 o'clock P. | M., in the 40th year of bis age. Jans W) SuTHERLAND, & native of new city of Edinburg, Scotland. He emigrated to America when a youth, and has lived a citizen of the United States about 30 years, He has jeft a wife to mourn his cesth. On Surday, Dec. 12, Exizanetn Many (Do Corida) Woutn, only daughter of George and Elizabeth Worth, | and neice of William Worth Esq , aged 4 years Her funeral wil take place from the residence of her parents, to morrow aiternoon, at 2 o’clock, Grove street, near Wayne The friends and relatives of the family in Jersey City and New York, are respectfully invited to tend, without further notice. On Sunday. Dec. 12. Wituiam A_ Expr, aged 27 years The relatives and friends of the family are respecttully invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his brother-in law, Samuel F. Greenleaf, Esq., No 25 Vandam s'reet, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock? without further invitation ‘The funeral of Wittiam Ginnows, Eeq., will take place, from bis lete residence at Madiron. N. J., on Wednesday, Dec 16. et 12 o'clock, M_— ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are pecttully invited to attend, Cars leave Cortlandt street ferry at S35 o'clock A. ML On Monday. Dec 13, of childbirth, Mantua, wifo of Martin Bowes. and daughter of widow Kinomey, of the | parish of Mount Bath. Queens ccunty, Ireland Her funeral will take pisce this (Tuesday) afternoon at helf past 1 o'clock. from 224 Stanton street, (RRs Re ETE TR “MARITIME INTELLIGENC Movem: 8 of Occan Steamers, + San Juan Aspinwall. Niggars . Liverpool. Ben) Prankiin, NOrloans. Arctio,.. Liverpool 3 Port of New York, December 13, 185. OLEARED. Steamehiy Empire City, Windle, Havanasnd Now Orieane, M O Roberts. Brig Elizabeth We 0. Brig Aclus Pratt, Pernambuor, MK Carnahen, Brig Kite, Radovich A & Co Brig Kogolin, Crowell, \ | Brig Conor, Allen, Tr ube, Thempson & Hunter. Brig Wetumpka, Dixon, Mobile. Starge Brig Excel, Talman, Bayannah, Surg Schr Barcelona, Pritt Meonviile, RP Buck & ¢ Sehr Hornet, Putnam, Jacksonville, HD Beeokinan Sebr Telegraph, Fieh, Mobile, Ladd & Church. Sehr J W Miter, Mirer, M bile BD Hurlbut & Co Fobr Henry A Barling, Wainwright, Savennah, H If Tall- Clearman & Co, man. nig Fras cis Satterly, Davie, Charlecton, N L McCready Jo. Pokr Weglam, Newbegin, Williamcton, NC, Ruevcll & Norton. Schr Eloulee, Robirsen, Wilmington, NC, N L MoCready O. Va. Jas Muntor, Clearman & Co, hip Florida. Woecbull, Savannah, Deo 11, with [, Mitebill. Passed in the rivor, in Tapscott, and Southport; bound out, obe Cataract; 12th, 8PM, 10 mil Ir ame and Mari World (pkt), Knight, Liverpool, Nov 12 with €28 passengers, to Grinno.!, Mintura & Co, ‘as Se Micheles (pkt)y Bragden, Haris, Soy 7, iy lcholas (pkt), Bregdon, Havre, Nov 7, with mdse god 28 even, to Boyd & Livckon. Tad one birth on bea ixperienced wosterly winds nearly the whole pae me, Rochelle. 41 days, Deo 5, lat 34 10, lon 69 40, from Philadelphia, stoor’ dee, to ), Gres 7, 0 A. Be larette, ark Thos Dailett, of and he» ard, Mersina, Oct 4, Gi tou Drapet & ‘Devin, Deo 3. Jat 36 lon 66 15, spoke chip Pides (since arti Borland, from Liverpool for N irk: the coptain hindly supplied us with emall sores. The 7 & FW ben oxperionced & succession of heavy wos sles from Jon eprong fore and main maste lost Gon Hee ue non wouncings vix deve, with forsy wonther West of becine: toot # viet on Suqday % miles SSE OF i? Watte, Aspinwall, J W Elwol! & | Sche MM Freeman to M Prec an Jat 37 oe, Suparenthy Deteoaing to 8 topenll the meen Mane paint ¥ been y ort time in thet cord jo. a s Schr Oxarh (of Bileworth), Lord, Jacksonville, 9 da; with umber. 19 5 Gilehiien, "Dee fiat Sor lon Fu ekobanged ( from @ 8. uthern port ty Codey Jacksonville, EF, 9dsys, with lumber, Pe 00 J vigr ale with ship Waban (of Bost for Europe. stores, Rebr Gen a ne Monte Criste, Smith Vi-ginis, 2 days, for New von. se Henry Gibson, Baker, Virginia, 2 days, for Fair- 1. Virgtale, 8 4 mae, ‘nis, lays. Virginie, 2daye nia 8 di 5 days. Schr Edward Wotton, Treat, rn, Del, 2 deys. Schr Jaa Fisher, Dyott. Sm: rus Delt 2 days Sebrl Auden Corson. Bra ‘ine ys. Schr Jchn Jones, Smith, Brandy #ine, Sdays. Schr Bee. Cheoseman, Delaware, 2 days. Schr Expedite Rac! Philadelphia, 2 days, Cor Bridge- ort. "eer Shenandoah, Gandy, Philadelphia, 2 days, for New- port a iene Charles Moore, Smith, Philadelphia, 2days, for Nor- ¥ Phila’ elpbi ard ‘ald. Schr Amanda, Church, Sehr Eldridge, b Se iad Sobr Renown, Baker, E Sehr Byzantium. Rogers. loop Oregon. Sturges Providence, 2days. Sloop America, Sturges, Providence, 2 days. SAILED Steamship Empire City, Wind! Wind at sun; \E; meri¢ erstraw). which was ino, by the Hamilton avenue 4 this afternoon by the boom 0) tusk, few Montauk, was raise [Pam Sreamsure Nraoana. at Bosron.| Barwensavgn: Nov 23—Arr Washington (4), Fitch, New York; Surops Baltimore. Sid 22d, Juno, Galvoston; Adler, Baltimore; Amaranth, N York Borpravx, Nov Reaena, Brown, NY, Sylphide, Granada, and Ohas Thomp helm, and Robert W: ‘an Francisco; Mars, do vis Valpirairo. ‘OL, Nov 20—Arr Corrid, Mitoholl NYcrk. Cla ren, Rairden, do. in 19th, Warratah Blytl trom Cardiff for San Francisco, having bien struck by a 80: Ith, off Scilly At the Pill 25th, Louisa, Soott, from Bristol for NOrle: Ble 1th, Lecbinvar, Lufkin, Galveston Mearns, Smith, N Orlea: |, Volant, S+ aces 2 Nov 19--Arr Medomak, Rich, Trieste; Oxefis, Smith, NOrleans vis Queenstown. Cowns, Nov 22-Sld Wm Barber, Sneller (from London), San Francisco Canpiry, Nov 19 Arr Mary, Fi 4 Mac is. Pro- ble, London. 81d 19th, Lad avideon and Fame, Criokney, San Francis Home, Marrow, NOrloans. te. for NOrleans Deat, Nov 19—Arr Lendon for New Orleans (and ) Sea Quoi dofor Havre (ld 20th, nd ald again 22 dull, Smith, do for NOrleans (and eld 224; she old and New York); 20th, Abeona, M’Artbur, do for do (and a F d, Statesman, Watts, and Vancluso, Henderson, do and 4); Tew for Esmeralds, M'Manps, do for Charl on: Piscataaus, | (Br), Langley, U States, with guano Weeks, do for Newport aud Norleat al Vistoria, Hun: | - Cabtz, Nov 17—Arr ship Ocean Stor, Lord, Savannah, and Mull for NOrleans (and all fi ); Adtian, | proceeded to Vigo for quarantine. do for Savannah (and # reported | Corennacen, Nov /—Ship Ophir Wood, from Cronstadt ar 23d for Swansea, and in one account for Savannah), , | for NYork, betore reported in dietress not yet commonced JC Humphrey, Mcrrill, do tor Newport, | ditg owing to etcrmy weather; bark Yarmouth, Bangs, from day); 24th, Tonquin, Ney, do for New Ork do for do, abt Joh Merrick, Stevens, (from London) Newoort c Ship Kate Howe. Noroross, for NOr- Tarlton, (from do leans (beth put back seme d_ to saibin 7 days. ad sain 24); » Doughty, (trom do) euR, Now 17—Bsrk Lyman, Kuhn (Iate Reed), from Wm Witherle, Wescot from do) NOrlean: Cronstadt for Boston; had di ed nearly all her cargo Off do 25th, Charl, atk, from Rotterdam for NYork. witbent finding an; 0. Danrnourn, Nov 20-—Arr Mario & Auguste, Ranke, Bre | "Grascow, Nov 26—Ship Statira Morse, Lawton. for New men for NYork and eld 234. York, 1dg; Br barks Avon, Masters, do do; Patterson, Genoa, Nov 0—Arr Leonida, NYork. GorrennunG, Nov 7—Arr Carlos, Chase, NYork. GmaLran, Nov 10—Arr Abecun, Burgees, Smyrna for Boatcy (eee Eelow Greevock, Nov , M’Donald NYork; Melisem Cochras leans. 22d, Pilgrim, Richardson, do; 25tb, Ellerslie, Harvie, do; Huron, O'Hara, Boston. — HamsureG, Nov 19—Arr Ho |. NYork. Sid lith, Gut- tepburg, do (and from Cuxhaven 224). He1vorr, Nov 2!—Sld Charles, Ruark, Breawershaven and NYork. Bavnre Nov 19—Arr Beatric cers, NOrleans; 20th, Lamuel Dyer, Williams, ¢o; 2! ‘not previously), Connec- ‘Victoria, mbull, Ro Let (1 ‘pre’ tiout, Williams, London 10 load tor NYork; 22d, Woore, Charleston: 13d Sea Queon, Manson, ap. Smith, Louden. §)d 224, Splendid, Higgins, NYork. Ady }Frauklla (8), 80a Queen, Zurich, and Bavaria, for W ‘ork; George Hurlbut, and Connecticut for New Orleans; Mote and Faoramento, for Sai Hunn, Nov 22—Are’ Catheri 24th, NYork. , Trio ite 2d, Glen- 2 via Queenstown; Fide: C; 2: ock, Pendleton, N -d, Philadelphia; Ros- cious, 6th, ec, do; 26th, Levi Woodbury, Grace, and John 8 Herris, Harmon, NOr- leans. Off the port 26th, Saranak, from Philadelphia. 1 Off port, 26th Parliament, San pson, from Boston. Sia ath, Baten is¢, Davies. and Antarctic, Zerego, N lar orett, Borton; 21st, Seriogapatam, Ga: » San Fraxciaco; Roderiek Dbu, R bile; Cores Maguire, Charleston; 224, J P Harwoo Nori 230, Sophii ut, Wilson, and Crown. elan. Kingston, Murray, Charlesto ald, ; Flora Mo joWitiams, NYork; 25th, Abeona, Croz; Chatham, Vennis, NOrloans; Ebba Brahe, Melling, Mobile; Bona Des, Rowe, Savannah; Ame- rica, Lawrenco, and St George, Bairson, N York. In the river, outward bound, Amorica, Fierre, NOrleans; Charles Holmes, Crockett, for NYork, Cia 22d, Charles Sprague, Pike, Boston; 26th, Rio Grande, Ryan, Philadelphi Ady, Canada, (s) Stone, for Boston 11th inet; Brooss, Sonle.’ do 20th wlt; Plymouth Rock, Caldwell, do 30th ult; North America, Dunbar, do 5th { ed,) for do; 20th, Otomoco, Bowes, and Glenburn, Sampson, do with derpatch: Arctic, (s#) for NYork lst: Afrios. (8) Lott, do 4th; Andes (pr'peller) Wickman, do 8th; Banj Drummond, do 27th ul Celestial etate Pisroe, Great Western, do lst inst; Liverpool and Arctic jth; Roscivs do llth; Kors i, and Wm Stetson, Creighton, do with despato! ity of Manchester, (s) for Philaaelphia 8th; Mary Pleasants. do Ist; Saranak, do 12th; Louisa Kilham, White, and Eurore, Shanklin, do with de- spaten; Noemie, for Baltimore th ult; Pioneer, do with deep teh; Franchise. Robinson, for Charlest-n do; Mary Anush, Wade, for NOricans 2th; Lady Bulwer, do 20th; Meine, ‘do Ist inst: Sarah & Louisa, do with ne Ext for Idg 1h ult, Jamsics and Or! 2d, Jenny Lind ns, Pears rin, O’Brien, Savanna»; Louw Kilham, hire, Dickeon, : Usrper NOrlears; Mazat an, Macloon, NYork; 25th, Boll kock, Pendleton, NOrleape; Mary Carson, do; Otomosto, ith, Glenburn, do; Orlears, Evans, Mobile; Gul- peland; Derry Castle, Drake, and Philanthropist Baltimore; Ashburton. Bartlett. Vers jon, M Phi adelphia; San Francisco; St Helen: Wilson, New Orleans. Logatdo 27th ult, Trimountain, Rea, for Boston; Sara- tegs, Treek, and Lacy Franklin. Osberne, for New York; phslia, Weesols, City Point; Deferce, M>Murtr; Piller, Bolt, and Caroline Connor, for Charierto Eleanor, Kesne, snd Mari n, O'Brien, Savannah; Lady Westmorslond, Berts, and Str Chirles Napier. Pettingill. for Mobile; Inez, Lunt; Edioburg. Blsir; John McKenzie, Bro Admiral, Crisp; Jamaica, Kay, and Mary Carson, for NOrleans; Caledonia, Druid, and Jonny Wren, San Francitco, 22—Ent inwird Challenge, Pitts, from Can- ks, Quebe*; John Hermann, Disckmana, york. Cid 20th, Jobn & Lnoy, Curling, and Wm Witherle, Wes- cott, NOrlesns: 220 w Cohen, Ripley, Newoastie to load for Eosto Frances, Ellis,’ NOvlesns; Kate Swanton, Morse, € 2 rene, Williams Havre and do; Arabian, Beinbridze Mobile, in ballast. Jp port Forest Qveen, Cooper, for Boston, soon; Challenge (cf New York), J G ¥mith, for Hong Kong and Canton Deo 20; Cha lenger (Br), Killick, for Bombay Deo 20; Jas 1, Bogart, Howe for Port Philip. Australia, Jan 1; London, B York Deo 2; Margaret Evans, Pratt, do npion, for de avon; Surp is eta, ingtton, Barstow, for NOrleans ldg; Naples, Duncan, for do soon. ei “Se &N& (Australia), Ang 81—Arr Helena, Cave, New ork. kanerinirs, Novy 16—Arr Emma Lynoh, Jones. N York; 10th, Powhistan, Meyer, Baltimor Phoniz, Cole, La York, ;’ Reindesr, for NOrleans. Mavaca, Nov 10—Arr Carmen, N York, Nawron'r, Nov %—Arr Maring, Price, Bristol to load for New York: 2th, Rhine, Barnes, Loudon do do; Isea, Price, Gloveester, dodo. Cld 24th, Wexford, Codd, Charleston. Py ‘suouTH, Nov 20—Arr Southam ston, Tinker, London for NYork (and ald eome 49y); 254, C Grinnell, Flotehor, do fer do, apd clé 24th, Sid 19th, Yorktown, Bradish (from do) do; Vercalia, Marshall (from Bremen) do. ylgntany Roars, Novis—Johanns, from york. Prxantx Roans, Noy 25—Lilius, Cousing, from London for Cardiff and NOrleans. QueeNstown, Nov 22~—Sld Arnie, , NYork. Sourmamprow, Nov 21—Arr Washington (8), Fitoh, New York (6tbi for Bremen, and eld sawe day. Also sid 24: Phoralis, Dreyer, (from tg ted nn having repaired) Boston (hand ald 19th, anchored at Portemouth and retorne: Suirens, Nov 24—Entd outward, Pras Victoria, of Son- deriund, f= Sem Franclseo, Sid 30th, Zeaeguibo, Ritehie, Sen Franiirco. Trivets Nov 16—Arr Bamilten, Bellet, Boston, Vaio, Nov 7~Arr R Cotdon, Paulson, Samos R: ‘Bromon for N from Antworp, of t upon the Rr id of without ») the Downs, She Dy at, Nov 12—Aim ship J 2, Zerew York (before reported vo bi have come cf), w mage ard bre Nov 19—Brig Tremont, Guthrie, from Val whon between Holyhead and ot Man, it bad msinyard and msin tor sail yard carried a Queenstown. Nov 16—The Intrepid, Philij ps, from Liver, yoo! for New York, which put in J1th, leaky, ie discharging aud will be docked, Herald — dikeel J ul Rowland, Retr or, New Yor! steamer Kenr« bee, Clark, N Yor! Clear: d—Ship Shi 3 Brevis Lond Je, Baber, New ton, Portia d; Trtumpb, M Fields, Pritimore. Miscellancous, Faucnin Orre o Preven. burnd abValparsian, bad Hy js borane on her at Providence, probably Included in the $200,(00 before stated to be invured on her. Water Drovon, for Pacific Oo ip the etree New Bedford, on Sat part of cargo te of. Banx © 8 Oven, which loft Rio I ed to have been the bark from ib Thomas 20th walt, in ¢ int rent Bank Jono, at Torton from Mai obrut 6 c’elook on Tharedsy even drifvee down the b thick, Lt ie sup for Philadelphia at jeorg » but Was brought Alexandria fr Boston vt, wear Monomer Pott in », Sus a0 10, Reding nthe Ba ‘shee we Tassie from i eae Ocoanide, NOrleans. Sld 20th, | 1] ish, for N York; | rr Havre | ft; Parliamont, (expect | 11, Wilmington, NC, 5¢ays, with naval th Marion, Crowell, Virginia, 2 days, for New | LATE oF THE Unive Srares, ‘OLtAR: (Sardinia), Nov 18, 1852. 3 eo. This wil ere bound for Sicily, by dropping in here for # fresh bill bealtb, and going frova thi "0 siell in free ;ratique, w: ‘her bjected to along ana expensive we stent fe ae York, and if trom Charleston, ko, T remain with esttem, sir, yourhumble servant, ‘The Light | to her moor! Bee Miscellareous. Cla at New Bedford 1th, ship Wm & Eli je Ocon Arr at Hilo, 9th, FH. 23 mosout. | 1,250 wh. 28 000 Ibs ‘aj Tuoker, 5 wh; | Lydia, 11 wh; Herow ied 10 wh; caneds, hip Mary Ann, Dalman, Spoke in'Ai wh; Sei 1 wb; Bur ine, 9 wh: Canada, 8 wh: alf Gibbs, 9wh; Alice Frazier, 12 wh; Champion, 2.100 bb! | Nimrod, 14 wh; 24, Liverpool, 19 wh; Montroal, 16 wh; Eu- fone, 1d wh. Spoken. Ship Golden Fleece, Freeman, Boston (Aug 16) fer San Francisco, Sept 23, Int 2334, lon 3. Ship Arocle, Jeni: gs. from NYork (Ang 7) for San Fran- cise, Sept 28, Int 17 21 N, lon 36 22 W. (An error, as she was before spoken Sept 9, in lat 8 N, lon 82 20 W). . Ship Shackarazon, West, from Liverpool (Oot4) for Aus- tralia, Oct 29 lat 15 N, lon 26 W (23 passengers, mostly chil- dren, bad 4 Ehip Suir] ¢ted of soarlotina, out of 600 who ald in her’ lit apposed the Stirling, of ard fur Wiscasset 4, Int 48, lon 20} 1 12th, for NYor! Nov 5, off Cape Cl igs % Shin Plato of Boston, from New York for Sumatra, Deo 6, Int 33.28 lon 7153. “Atm ship Lady Rebow,” from —— for Austral's, Oot 17, 1a¢.6 40 N, Ton 21 40, with mainyard oarried awa; | Bark Maris, F from Boston 2 days for pot. L} 4 Rio Janeiro, from Liverpool for lon 34. | | Bark Alabama Myors. frem Baltimore (Aug 25) for San Francisco, no date, Jat 12 42 N, lon 27 27 W. Brig J E Gowan (now), of and from Orl | Per sacela, Deo 8. Cape Ann W by N 50m Anam Bria was seen off Pernambuco 18 Am sohr Favorite, nothing farth via Boston for fov, bound in. Oct 22 lat 12 N, lon Foreign Ports. | , Busnos Ayres, Oct6—Ships Marearct & Eliza, Adam: disg: Mary Greon, Everett, for Cowes in s few ‘Thornoike, Perkin, for Rio Janeiro 10 days; Wabash, Hub- bard, tor Fostov; Chicora, Howland, for do 5 days; Ooonaus, | Bowers, for €0, OJ Chaffee, Nichols, disg. B. 15—Bark Clarissa, Coleman (Capt at Provincetown), from Wilmington, ovincetown, just arr, to discharge, Droceed to load for Bor ton. ct 80—Arr barks Laura, Beaston, Valparaiso; Sleeper, Panama, and ela Nov6 for Pisce; Nov Mitoh« Pi with goano, Indio, Bearse, Pieco; 8th Grecian, Weslt Also ald Nov 2, bark John Wales, ‘Trenton, Thompson, © States, with guan , do for Savarnah, do; Augusta, Walker, for NOrleans, do. Graxnock, Nov 16—Br ship Staterman, Corning, for Bos ton, ldg. Hartrax, Dec 3—Arr ships Ocean Quoon, Crowell, and Avrcra, Crowell, NYork: Mars, Pitt, Charlottetown for 60; 84. Valcnia, Kerney, Baltimor Mussina,’ Nov 1d—Brig Azores, Battie, for NYork abt 26th; Nalad, Martin, for Baltimore soon 814 10h, brigs Sa gas {Br), Freeman, Boston; 13th, H H M’Gilvery, Crockett, ‘orl Mansxties, Nov 22—-Ship Phenix, Cole, from Laguns, arr 20th, dieg, for Smyrr a, to load for Boston. lbBantam, Nov 14—Bark Republic, Brown, ‘rom NYork ror Pera. Nanras, Nov 22—Brig Ellis, Richardson, for Roohello, to Jond for Bénton; detained by Bead winds. Pananc, Oct 6Ship Amity, Parsons, for Whampos, 1dg: Br bark Free Tracer, for NYork 1 or 2 days. Patenmo, Nov 17— Barks Mandarin, Campb Fork, log; David 8 Goodell, Harriman, f Splendid, Bowden, fer NOrloans, d), for NYork, 1¢g; Pelicano tor Bost on; J Ce 8) 5 San Pietro und; ry Nov 19—Brigs Vulture, Burdett, from B: 5) arr loth, for Salom, we; Mary Emils, Bownes (re Everett when she left Baltimore), for New Haven, do; Eliz for N¥ork, do. ‘Sid ship Her ulean. Green, NYork. irks Sea Bird, Smith from Boston, arr lon her return abt Mth; Stamb-ul, abt ready; Prussian brig Wisk: for do, 12 or Sid 12th, bark Dol Snow, NYork Surinam, Nov 8—Bark Prescott 8; ten NC, err 6b; bries Grampus ‘ard, and Amazon, foes for Gloucuster, ldg; M '» Lassen, for Sa- lem do, $1 THomas, Nov 24—8ld Br brig Charlotte, Merritt, Go Kiryjman, for Bost , from Wilming- naives to load tor Boston. eres Nov 21—Bark Swen, Holmes, f:0m Philadelphis, srr 19th, Sr Joni yw 30—Arr brige Balmort N York; 1) Nymph Roberteon, Philadeiphia. 8r Jo NB Deo 4—4rr bi Albert, Robinson, Savan- nab; Clifton, Cochran, NYork; sth, brig Competitor Tre Fy a 28 ehrs Luoy Ann, Campbell, NY ord; 9th, brig Victor, or! Tanasco, Nov 21—Schr Eclipse (of NYork), Arnold, sola- is and A eco by the go’ ment for smuggiing; ooly 1m vesrel. Yanuovrn, NS, Nov 28—Arr bark Cooilia, Cann, NYork. Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Deo l!—Arr sohrs Josephine (Br), Fritz, St John, N 6 7 Be; tine, 8 per, NYork. Sid lwth, bark A Boston; tehrs Mary Emmeline, Rice, Bsr ington Osborne, NYork; N Holmes, do URE, Dec lla 12—Arr bark Morgan Dix. Clay- es Oct 6 and Point India 13th. sohr Joha ai Buencs 4, y Arderson, Watson, Savannah. Cld brig Byrn (Br), St Joh, NB; echrs Wm P Phillips, Watson, St | jchn’s River Fis: HN Gambrill, Stokely, Savannah; Mary land. Nertb, Charleston. BOSTOr, Dec Il. PM—Arr steamship Niagara (Er), ifax 10th inst, 855 AM—arr about £34 bark Juno, Herd, Manila Ba jed Anjier Aug. Touched at St felena Oot 10. rr brig Telos Mason, Wilmin, 1 for ld ships Robert Parker, J la, and Halifax; Car ann, Francis | Stone, Liverpool 27th vlt; the c: +s posed for Wilmington, y York (at 6: | Roads, bark St Jago, brig Burma! | Golacn West is detained by sickness of Capt Cur wet | BATE, D.c 10- Arr brie Venus, Orr, Georgetown, 8 | | and from Pr ride iC. CHAKLESTUN, Deo 9—Arr ship Gipsey (Br), Gover, Liverpool t( ¢ay.i bark aura Grosb; , Providenos; brigs Os ‘P, 9. days; Copernioo (Span), lips, “NOrleaus; Palo Alto, iasoeway, N York 5 days; He. Cid chip Sullivan, Edwards, N Yor! t, do, Atlanta, Leighton, Philadelph: ephyr, Byers, Windies; Mary Louica, Adame, Phi Sid ship Levanter, Follanabee, NOrieans; bark Gilraltsr, Jordan. B CAMDEN, Deo 9— hr Beauchamp, M'Intire, Norfolk Sld#d, ecbr Lamartins, Thorndike, Charloston, EAST MACHIAS, Doo 8—In port, wta wind, and J B Frown, for NYork. EASTPORT, Nov 30—Arr echts W P Bucknem, Baltimors; Enterprise, NYork: ist inet, Flora, Philacelphits 24, Velo city, NYork. Cle let, brigs Sarah Ellaateth, Toothaker, Phuladelpbis; Brookline, Alexandria: 24, eobrs Harriet Aun, NYork; 6rh, Saxon, Haskell, Porte Rico. FRANKFORT, Dec 9--Sld brig Gl Saunders, Havans. FALL RIVER, Dec 9~Sld brit Eliss Dudley, Hopi: echre AS Kell Sweetland, Norfol Och, M Wrightington, GEORGETOWN, Dec 3—Are sehr EB Merwin, Thomas, N York; 5th, sohr George M Smith, Old 2d, sche bo Victor! ‘oli do; 3 GLOUCEST! } 10th, schrs Col Simons Rebecas, and Gertrude Horton, Rockland fer N¥ork: David Babson, do. INDIANOLA, Nov 4—8ld sche Emily Elias, Hotohkies NYord vin Attakapas, In port 2ith, sobr Nebraska, Wat’ lington, tor NYort MOBIL 4—Arr steamship Black Warrior, Shufeldt, Ha brig Lydia Farnham, Sumi bark St Andrews, Patton, Boston; brig Tulito cl Senal, Barcelo Avr ships Crphan, Williams, Brazos; Lucy (Be), Ha zelton, Liverpool; bark John Stroud, Thompson, NYorh; brig H W Moroure, Curtis, do. DP ORFOLK; Deo i0— Arr tohre Corro Gordo, Wood, NYork; revincetown. hrs Yantio, Surinam; an ton. Oo ‘ork. t Narrower 7th, sobre Mary Nowell. Pack- ard, New York (andrld 10th for do); I M Beagles, Baylos, Alexandria; Suwassett, Smith, Baltimore. Sid 9th, schrs Sy)via E, Bourne, Philadelphia; W H Ratan, Sprague, Nor- folk Ry EW HAVEN, Dio 12—Arr brig Albom Ne, PENBACOLA, Doo 1 BTA, phils for Kewburypo RICHMOND, Dec 10—S14 Hallots, and Ma: ria, Baker, Boston; Hi)l Cart id Almira, Smith, ‘York ROCKLAND, Doo $—Arr schre Rio Grande, Ophir, and )» NYork; 6th, Wm Mery Langson, NYork; ith Mount Ho} 8 Brown, an¢ Ontario, do; 7th, Pera, Senate, Bolivar. and Sea Lion, Sid 6th, ship Paragon (now), Duncan, NYork; 9th, schrs Mary Lat rd 4 Ophir NYert SAVANNAR, Doo9—Arr tambeaa, Hallowell, N Yioth—are ship Win Tapesott, Coraioh, Bath, Mo: bark Arr ship Wim 0 4 Delhioa, Lovell, Boston aa) NYork. eohr Wm Hone, Bollos, jor, Crosby, Boston; sobr Enohantress, Ty- ‘W Lawrence, Wales, Now O,Na ‘iat, bigs Gov Brown, Chi MARKS, Deo 1—Arr brigs York; Suwanneo, Monroe, ¢o. ‘Trim, NYork; Herald, Luce, do. t ° both, Sawyer, NYork, Old yl gage a fo (ates rere 5 Al ie Paine, Tangier; Ma- ten iM Bee rants Poiede inh ‘Aonorn, Mere, New York; 10th, brig M Shephard, Manning, Para ‘ult, river 2lat TAUNTON, «tie © R-Vickery, Horton, and § Set RSG te tn 9g, Wate, “Roney,” ‘eit, and Joba Dawson, Fab, Neork; sob £8 Pow- sasnetiooes a value of honor’ Ploeos entcase & Valuo of houor. Please H.R: WERTER, Broadway Post-Otice: New York, ee Se Rane FFICK ROOM TO RENT, CORNER OF JOBN AND ‘Navenu streets. Address, for partioulars, Lexington, a8 the office of this paper GTORE 70 LBT-IN BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME street, and four years lease tor sale. Is is » a fancy ‘or further Lower Post TORBS ON CHAMBERS STREE those four stores on the south side ¢: and Church streote, N C0. ‘The stores are strongly built, five a brown etcne front, bas cious vau't in fron’. They 2 C01 ready for occupation by the first of J tho I7th inst., they are « ffe hi store, ® merchant tailor, or inmenatien, please address ° 94 96, 98 tories rh height, lise, and tafy by the veabaaeaine rately by the ree a for further information, tod, D now: ARD. N ‘xo Building, corner o way and Reade street, or LEONARD W. KIP, No. 192 Broadway, second floor. T° LET—A LARGE BOARDING HOUSE, CONTAIN- ing between forty-five and fisty rooms, corner of ty eighth atre ining room, 23 feet by 40, Toy in completions stony ‘bathlag form, and low rn sod terant fore mums f ace, None but a good and rerponsibie eran ply. "For parvoulaes povly te D DIEFEN ORF, nh streot, or at the Ouse. 0 LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—THR in the vicinity éf St. Thomas” rd with bath ond gas. Poe- 3.5.8, A line addressed to © LET—THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT oa penes. Be, biel nrenae . exeenh. she Ge stecy, ceee- siclan, ‘Immediate ponmossion given, tuguise tte” * EDGAR LOGAN, No. 63 Morehar t's Exchange, 0 LET—PART OF A COTTAGE HOUSE, CONSIST- ing of one room and two bedrooms, on the secomd floor, situated in Brooklyn, within five minutes walk of Fulton ferry. To a small family without childrem, the rent will below. Address V.O 7. TT ETA BAKERY AND DWELLING HOUSE, thied house north of Twonty ninth stroot, on the weet side of Second avenue. The dakehouss and oven aro in ane condition. * he promises will bo lot on a lease of five years, to s good tenant, on reasonable teri. For partioulsrs, im- quire of THOM 4S 3, SIMMS, Real Estate Agent, 87 Wi treet. © LET, WITHOUT BOARD, TWO OR MORE ROO! handsomely furnished, to single geutle nen, or @ family without ebildre 0 LET.—A LARGE HOUSE AND STORES*TOGETH- er witha four story factory, No. 065 Broadway. Pos- : topion can bo given en the first of May next. For further iculars inquire of AARON HARDMAN, No. 142 Mui- street, four doors bolow Grand stroot. None bus & good and responsible person need ap aly. GUUsES, ROOMS, KUO. WARPML. y ANTED—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A SMALL brewery. or a building suitable for being comverted into one. It must have s basement and floorabove. Ad- dross, with particulars, to R.A., Herald office. ANTED—VURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- room, with partial board, by a single gentlemen, in @ firet rate boardi-g bouse or private family. in the upper pars of the town. Address B, D. F., Herald office. IGH WANTED.—WANTED.- SECOND HAND belts iresa J. Horalé S pung, in tolerably feir ord . D., office, stating price where it c @ BeeD, —BUSINESS WANTED.— ANY PERSON $1,000 having @ good paying business to di Ca f r the above amount in o1 may addrese Morohant, Her~ ald off down t nd the risce of bi on. A «lL eotablished, would JUST RECEIVED, IN BAGS OF yh, at only one dollar abag. Foreale at anes. ASH ADVANCE D-ON SEGARS, WATCH jewelry, and merchandise generally. Also, on pa roperty of almost any kind. 100,000 prime Havaus sagacs i ale, ve cheap Honey to 1 ap on bond and morkaage. ol ‘snd lobe, of all descriptions, for sale and so'let. “Apply at No. 8 Clinton court, (office No. L) Beek= / or to oxchai Gent's and lad penoils, chains, &o.; dis- monde set in rs. pins, rings, bracelots, crosses, &e. Also, $5 U00 oseh to advance or buy out merchandise or per- sonal property, at No. 86 Nassau street. second floor JOS, B DA UAMARA. 6 Luquare atreet. south Brookiya, . betwoen Court aid Clinton streets, } URNITURE WAREHOUSE 289 BOWERY. yim toa ture, made-and upholstered under his, own oir ‘and wh'ch he offers to sell at very reduced er to make room for proposed alterations and additions in the Duildizg. His stock is extensi e, consisting of crigtion of ferniture, mattrersrs,’ feather beds, Would alee solicit pariion’ar attention to his 4p ola bedetends, at very low prices, N. ited ae represented. a F. FITZSIMMO: BEAPIRON BEDSTEAD, ETC., WAREROOMS —ALL vzes and patterns, from $4 to $10. Alao, the healtay spring mattress, and pslliaeter from $5 to $30. Old mat altered to comfortable spring beds, from $5 ‘0, the new clastic felt beds, pillows, quilts, &6., at Broadwsy, above Spring street. L LASSWARE.—BARGAINS IN glateware aro now : fered at the new depot, 46 Clim strees, where will be found a Jarge acsortwont of table and tar furniture, ang as tamblere ofall sizes, goblets, cham ‘her 12, 553 othe tinctures and din quantities 0 onl! end exat WIOK, 46 Clift ONES CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, THE HAIR e from falling off provente, And yet tho price in now reduced to five and t This grand article isthe most splondid ha mado. One trial delights all. now to cheap, tro —omly two shillings a hottle- sold 8t the depot of J ONES, (Iily white, for the skin of ladies, reduced to one shilling & box too,) 403 Broadway, Now York; 175 Fulton strees, Brooklya. all freckles, all dark, disoolor'd skin, use; ond rourvy, salt rhenm, tan, Are oured; while chapped or tender hands, or sbin, re healed at once, on women or on mat ITALYAN GREMICAL SOAP.—THIS emollient (at the reduoed price of 2s.) is the mor ful thing ever made for the above. 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