The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1853, Page 8

St. Andrew’s Day in New York, CELEBRATION BY THE ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. The auniveress y of patron saint of Seotland was come eiasocrated yestercay im this city, ‘The Saiat An drew’s Society dined tog ia the evening, it being the 113th anpiverssry of its for mation a the central flagytaff om the roof of the Met ropglitan floated all day the well known Saint Andrew's | banner—a blue cross on a white ground We were favor- ed with an invitation to the banquet, of which the fol- her iu the Metropolitan Hotel | From the Saint | County Canvassers, “Tie pau | The Board met at noom om Tuesday. The returns from The d r eth ward, which bad been sent back for cor- ‘Awa’ sour auld Scottish hinduose zs a wi Mr Iewuy ove of the ex Presidents, afwerwards made | ‘ction, were received as corrected, a LY pee in referenee to & toast of the ex President's | AlvermanQarcey commenced to canvass the State and and gave— county ticket of the Fourth ward; whea Mr. McKsoy, Tho memory of James Hogg, the Rtwrirk Shepherd. The compauy soon afterwards dispersed. | counsel for Patrick H. Maguire, presented the following protest — New Vorx, Nov. 15, 1853. To rhe Boarn oy County Canvassens ov Tite Ciry AND County or New Yore:— GentLewen—I protest Our Newport Correspondence. Newrort, BR I., Nov, 28, 1853 lowing ‘aa copy:— The Trial of the Morgans—Matiers and Things in Newport. | yeas given in the he Fourth ward of the geoossesesoss929999999999999 | We reached this very antiquated town a few days city of New York, sein bly, om the grow! ° 7 ° = x | that the inspacto that district at the © Medallion Vignetie of Saint Andrew, with the Crosa o | #g0. The event which seems to excite most interest here | closing of t ht of the Sth instant, counte ° » io poe - oe © | at present is the assembling of the Court of Common | tq Soniotn declared th Daiol WC, Clark ree eg of Tnited 8 dof o} py x a ots for “ cl ry . o On ofthe site the £06 5 A pao iweyied 4 be © | Pleas. which holda its first sitting this afternoon—Judge | two votes, and Philip J. D y-one ‘votes, and de- ¢ oo ae © | W. R. Staples presiding. clared openly the reault., On the next morning recount d 7 lots, (whieh rn ox duri : Anniversary Festival of Salat Androw @ | Among the cases to be tried is a civil auit, eom- | thenisnt) wait 8 i mal sont result, to, wit: —Thas letropolitan Ho! o; ar} LI § Now York 20th Nvauaber. 1968. o | menced by Mr. Hone against W, R, Morgan and brother, | Panic itip Dor ° Wa. H. Maxweut Vice Presideat. 0 | for an assault upon him in this place, during the month | thatt ate is. saly signed Soin ix © The Soottish Coat of rms—the Thistle—surmouut- © | of September last, with the particulars of whieh your | 2” Geo tuspestors opal, Sad : J made by the two inspectors as ill-gal, and olaims to ° ed bya seroll, - ee inseribed the ¢ | readers ave already familiar. acoived a majority of the votes givon {a the Third Assembly ° vy : * is reigned begs leave : ‘Nemo me impune lacessit.” o | The criminal suit against (he same parties for assault conta lng. ore, of tho faate, e Procec of ins] re Secoccecocce soccoscsoosog | Md battery will be heard during the same sessior. Mr. ‘Respectfully, . H. MAGUIRE. ‘The company assembled in the gentlemen's parlor and | the adjoiming rooms of the Metropolitan at six o’slock, Among the invited guests present were Mr. Sloane, the President of the St. Patrick’s Society; Mr. Depeyster Ogden, President of the St. Nicholas; Mr. Williams, Presi- dent of the New England Society; Mr. William Niblo, of Niblo’s Gardem, and several others. At about seven o'clock the company was marshalled and marched int? the banquet room, headed by a Scetch piper, in full rational costume, bonnet, kilt, tartans and all. The grand dining room of the Metropolitan was allotted tothe St. Andrew's Society, the erdinary guests of the house dining in the rocm on the lower floor. The banquet reom was tastefully decorated. At the head was an illuminated painting of St. Andrew, with the legand— Sococo@Co SC COCO OOO DESC RS DO00 ° “Relieve the distressed. ’” e o eoceceececcocc ooo CoO 2 009900 This was draped with the American, St George's, anc St Andrew's flags. The sidee anc foot of the room were also tastefully hung, aad among the ornamental eopfectionery on the’ table were repre- senratious of Holyrood Palace, and the Castle of Eiia burgh the Highlander, with views of Burns’ Monu ment, uod Stanly Caste. | The banquet was served up in a style reflecting aredit on tho Messrs. Leland, and the fare comprived the national sich of haggis, for waich a Seotch covk was specially engaged. When the guests had taken their places grace was aad dy the Rev. Dr. Macleod, Mr. Adam Norrie presiding. In the interval between the courses the piper marched around the room, playing a series of nati nal airs on his inatra- ment, ard awakening mush enthusiasm among his cempstriots. A portion of Dodworth’s Bani was alxo attendance, and executed several popu- lar aud appropriate pieces of music, leading olf with “The Roast Beef of Old Eugland.”? ‘The cflicers of the society for the year are: — Adam Nerzie, Fresi¢ent. Wm, H. Maxwell, Vice President. James Hay, S-eond Vice President. The Secretary's report for the year ending November, 1868, mentions in appropriate terms the Joss which the iety had sustained in that interval in the death of its ex Prévident, David 3. Kernedy. It alao stated that the legit'mate operations of the society have proz-essed during the past year much ia the ususl way. The sam expruded for the Telit f of the poor and destitute amounts to nearly fourteen hurdi ed dollars. During dessert avery basdsome Scoteh mull (snuif) box, presented to the sov.wty some years since, was handed rourd, according to custom. It is formel of a ram's horn, richly mounted and tipped with » native diamonds, The orderly evolutions of the wall- drilled snd attentive waiters durieg the dinner elicited much Janghter and applause. The CHARMAN rose to propose the first regalar toast. He said he was rejoiced to be able to address them aga‘n in this place, and they would at the sume time allow him to congratulate them on the arrival of the anaiversary day of their patron saint. He now gaverto them and the society's guests a right hearty welcome. Another ear, he said, has gone by since we lart assembied arount the festive board, bat not without leaving traces of its path- ny we are reminded that while its progress “as y, health and ha ) tors ylen, it has been, on the other f sorrow and suffering to mans ‘e cnes have been, for wise pur poses, brought under our notice; and if i e° source ° ver and nd thought I bvd 9 duplicate ticket: of great consolation ano eatisfacticn for us to refi¢ct that ¥t - i ot 1 t 4 Of the ¢o.sths were Americare we have not been altogether forgetful of our duties to | ,,7°.1he Cowrt—I think the ticket I'breaght here is the-| T°) “7.” “do. foreigners. them, ‘nor unm mcful of oar obligations to those of our | fue lhe ‘Leone J voted: I mish £0 oe i,t | Do. do, do, uncer two youre couatzymen who hi * been placed in a situeticm to re- . 1 will not detain you about details. of our manager and secretary s-em i render it unneces: is me great pleasure to stage general! manager acted in his iwiefad®- gable manner, with a eval worthy of all praise. We bave ministered to the wants and necessities of a large cewber of applicants. The report gives s flourishiag acc.wat of the sate of our fonds, be income from which bas not ealy been sufficient for al! demands, but has left a ben¢- @.me som to be addet to the principal func, which bas been still increasing After a few more observations che President proposed the cecond regular toast :— The Land o’ Cakes. Received wish great applause.) Mr. CUuReHUGH sapg a pwcet Seottish song, knov mas ~ The Spot where I was 2era.’’” The Ca \MAN next proposed the third regular toass>— ‘Phe Land we Live iz. aire by the band—" Hail Cciem "oa sad “Y oedle.”” Robert Tapior. worn. kaye 1774 Wiles uext toneeonie te Tucker; [ ga¢the ticket from the ward cor-mittee; Ioan. | + 6,589 neen—4iod bless her, ‘of Gasat Britain, we presyame. nobsay that lo} the ticlet before I Ceporited it ic- 20 ne band and owas by che eompamy—" God Savorshe | the-box I folded a number of Cle tickets, swisted by mys | 7 ue caneiee teat on two boys; 1 sazpot say but that é voted a eket fnized bie | Swedish. See Da Eee me P he Waived Sea in s one-of my saze; 2 did nov overieok the ticles folved be | During the past month, the mertaiity at rea has been | wine ee tama, Ais—‘‘The Star Soma: | oy boss, 1 Gid net wee or bear oé any ticke: headed in auy | yery great.fiom cholera, vegigence on ebipboard aod | “"Celonei Maxwnit was dem fora song, and gayoone | other i Cemmings H Ducker. nae | other cazsea-; but for which, the above total weald in honor of the Navy of the Uuited States. Pern weeney sworn. saya:—I obtairod the ticksts | have beea aweled much bevomd the present num. The sixth toast wa: Wallace and Bracc—pames dear to Seotiand and Tbe company received tois with enthusiasia, .¢ hip, hip, burrs.” when soze among them +d it should be Crank in silence. They thersiore eat down again in good humor, an‘ the band struck up wis Wha’ Bue’ Wi Wallace Bled.” Mr. Curruvam sang the svog from the “Lady of the Scotland. Draw the Swor anh toast wes — ‘She City of New York.— The eighth regular ta 's Nae Gude Lack.” The Parish Schools of So sourres of her moral and “ae In henor of this toast nmanpulated the room, and Mr Ciire ing ballad :— ‘ireside.’’ " regular tors: was nex: proposed:— « Britis governmes> in this “My Ala ‘The mint The represontatt country. Air—"K ‘The Caam mad B ite fea remarks in introdneing the teath regular tonst. Be sid it was with peculisr ploasure he | saw around him the repr charitable cocie! ier, and he knew that the society would gladly join with bim im drinking a bum per to— Our sister charitable and their sontat ices, cur welceme « 2£ir—‘Royal Cnarlio. é Dr. J. O. Braves, the President of the St. George’s So | cisty responced. He e society for the honve jone to “he St. George's Society and to him personally. say but little, as eloquent gentlemen were to besides, the usual sabjects were euhausted; yand now that there was a difference between Fogel bmen and Scotchmen; Scotland had now e griev- 4a-o, avd he was in favor of having justice done to ber. If the Scoteh liom was in cancer of being taken down and he was ip favor o! bi of. He ske consider the destruction of | pational ace. (Hear, hear!) He ob to the suggestion o vuld be subetit ‘speaker paid @ compli gave the following seati following is the evidence: — sworp, says:—I voted for Cummings H. Tacker, but don’t remenbe: a fi Hone the plaintiff, is new here; he lays his damages at | $20,000. W. R. Morgan ir expected by to-nigh*’s boat he having returned from Europe to meat his tria The counsel for the plaintiff are Mvasrs. Po field and Perry. Henry T, Cranston & Son, with Ames and Payne, have been retained for the defence. Mr. McKxon remarked that the election inthe Fourth istrict of the Fourth ward was held at the public porter house No, 1 Dover street, where, on the evening of elec- tion day, the inspectors counted-the ballots, and ¢ clared that Mr. Meguire had majority. They left the Newrorr, R. 1, Nov. 29, 1853, | ballot box open all night iv ssid house, and the dey fol- The Court of Common Pleas commencgd its sittings at | lowing counted again, wh@ they declared that Mr. Clark the State House this morning. Judge Staples’ charge | waselected. Hecomtended that these proceedings were was an able one, and has elicited much commendation, in | illegal, and thought it was the duty of the County Can- particular that portion of it which relates to the estalish- baad pears [poneodlrt rag Ar pepr rape ment of a House of Reform which woold faraish « prison | spectors have not, as they are compelled to do according house for juvenile and less hardened delinquents, and be law, iched a copy of the ticket for the different more exclu sively under the entire direction of the State to candi'ates to the returns. Aldermen Watp and Donerty remarked that ! b> than the one now existing in Providence. In the after- irked that this sul noon the Grand Jury ¢sme into court with an indistment ject be postpored until fall board. or a majority there- of, be present, There being only four members then pre. against W. R. Morgan and brother, for their assault upon | 90", they thonght it woud be better not to proceed Mr. Isaac Hone, during the month of September last. The Alverman Oagsay differed with them, and wished to Court gave the parties until 9 A. M. to-morrow to prepsre wien * ree Dig cnarane wicnges tutezrupsce, ares shat nue Genie baci ne returns of the inspectors chould be recel red as made. Gn thats Sin gt pice ee Say za he: pede tas If the inrpectors desiarod wrongly thin it, would have to councel, are in the city. The Morgars are atop- | pe seitied inthe Acwmbly, Tae affidavit settiog forth ing at the Aqueduct House. The Court this morn. | jhe details of the i iglonary oe eypeaben Boamea ney of bg’ sentenced "a. poor Yellow, ous. “Asien, "was | Mf Clank te opposing candidate, wha was prodpat, sn Keeps a grocery store, and has, perhaps, retailad a fow | theoenvasers, placed im the custody of the clerk. av ite FE a ten ante itera eencet met sio0 | Publication a'one, without ecunter aMldavits, might be fine: at least, the jury found him guilty, and such is the penilty. An individual bought several glasses of some thing stropger than water, had it chalked up upon the injurious to Mr, Clark. Mr. McKzoy remsrked tat if affidavits be reosived: Yencer’s door, and scratched it eut with a six shilliag piece. All of which went most conclasively to prove that from the other side that a cay be set for nage Sa the unlucky grocery man had violated the Rhode Island and for tha discussion of the subject. The 1d would not fet a day, but were willing to hear the parties when they were ready. Mr Clark wo isa lawyer and acted for himself, protested against tie affidavit being filed, Maine Liquer law. 0‘ Consistency, thou jewel!’ Twenty a men bave sold liguor, brandy maehes, cocktails, and | *%d,"hought the proceedings on the other side irragular. cobble:», ovenly and above board, to the frequenters of | ott, Hot afr eiline Garces oo the tan o armen this modern Moab day after day; yet all have escapad un- scatbed except Asher who falls a victim toa personal misurderstanding ana the dignity of law. | when, throvgh Mr. McKeon moved that the returns be sent back to the inspectors, that they might attach to them a ticket of atch candidate. But their ability to do this legally he saemed to doubt, as such tickets were not | now to be had. Alderman Oaxzsy contended that the counsel had no right to make a motion in the board. | Alderman Dourrer then, by request, made the same motion which was sarried by a vote of three to on: | fhe Board was thon declared adjourned to today at | noon, | The Board met at a0on yesterday, with Alderman pete Compten in the chair. The returns fcom the Fourteenth CROSS EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES FOS THE DE- | ward vere canvas-ed by Alderman Bard. A clerical error FENCE. | was found on the retur= trom the fifth district of this Yesterday the examination of witnesses war continued | ¥ar0, and the document’was sent bask to the election in- A ‘i | epectors for correction. The Nineteeuth ward: returns Ddefore Justics Stuart, in she alleged election fraud com- | {— ¢anvaasol by Aldesman Doherty. No errors were mitted in the Twentieth ward, on the last election, The | discovered in them. | ‘The Board adjourned te-neon to-day. City Intsttigence. Mowrwey Rercrsa or rar Crry Lxspxcror.—Froarthe re- turas of this officer forthe month of Noverzker, we gather the following statistics: TELEGRAPHIC. Nuwrort, Nov. 30, 1853. The Morgans have plead guilty to the svaault upoa Mc, Hone. The case will be continued this afternoon. The Election Fraud in the Fwentleth ‘Ward. Mathew McDougall, of 98 West Twenty ninth street, | the middle letter. | Wiliam A. White, ef No. fest Tweaty-ninth street, | worn, soys:—I voted the Tociter tieket; I got the tieket | rom au American, but can’teail lie name; I canrot say | what other officers or what other ames were on the | Numier of births, male.. ‘ +» 947 rame ticket; I thisk the name was Crmmings ©. Teeker; | De. do. ' femaie. s 831 the frst smune was of several letters, them a single letter, — ané then Tucker; | told @ cwrtoin stan that dic) not | Total aamber of births. oo ITT know what I voted through, but that Daskes for a re0rm | . BY ticke:” [asked for an Amerioan: ticket, (a Tucker.) and | Nembe>f deaths, male... Bes voted a Tueker tichet; the maa’ offers) me the Tusker | t voted for, sworn, saya —Iveied the ti seeollect that Tucker’s mame wee-in capitals; I do ‘mow how the ticket was encersed. wos fr Cumming H. Tucker om the ticket; I voted + ha? ap howr aitor I bad received voted at the ticet {Vote ; tha name Cun mings, I az positive, vee spolled o16 Laval}. cousequense-of the matters awaiting h time was designated for anotaer hearic a but the magi te e during the evening. The witnesses were informed that Jared P. Y Missouri; David Skaanoa, F ick+t; 1 am positive it was Cummings C. Tuckes; [ ‘Tothd number of deathay pot Cummings C. Tkeker; I have mados a edie letrer, tain, of No. Number of narriages oe From this account we see tiiat tte number of deaths, sual exceeds the number e!-bizths. As we havo bofore own, ¥9-¢ it not for the influzo!foreigners our city would at this rate soow become depopulated: At this season of the year, mo29 favorable to health than any other, it misht be supposed that the births would ‘be inthe majority. They are not, however, <o much behind the hs asst other periods, a fact: showing that this ‘ize imusl weather is not without its salutary effects. Tur Forme: Exicration To 2ms Carr pune THE Last Mosti—Mewrascry at Ska.—Tho following table compzises | the foreign cmigration to this port, during the mon‘h-of | November last -— | | | & Tacker thes! | | 43 ‘et Twesty-ninth street, Cummirgs H. Tacker Lorrain Sroeman. of Ne. 55 Twoaty eigt ih street, sworn, at the last elestion, tho~ ticket head [reed the-ticket thaongh. I voted pt for schoo! olivere; 3 dox’t recollect rs of the ticket except the fact that it -| Hi. Tucker. } sworn, says:—I voted a tick # headed Cum ucker; 3 received the ticket at the poll, it was collect seeisg the nar:eot Cammin, he Tucker ticket about: i ay of the partis -18,000 3 | voted for Commings H. } hig box: I read Cammings “2 Tucker on the | ber. As an instance of the great fatality among | emigrants, 79 might allude 20 the case of the snip 5 .. | Marathon, which arrived at cho quarantine on Taes- ‘The further esswination of witnesses was postponed '@ | day last.’ This veasel, as wa-published yesterday, leit | istra:e having t> take mp otker | Tiverpoo? wita ave huncred ap l4wenty-two passengeson imme ate attent, No spec Yoard, aud on the Dessage wero buried. from choleray is stated, sixty four of the number. When this disease was at i">ucigst om the fated vassel ax many as fittecm on on average died per day, a fast startling to all who cati- | | cipate e9a voyager, and menaeholy to every heard of human iwy Were this tho-ellost entirely of ars epidemic, which human power cowld not thwart, each would bar in subminion to the scourge; but whoa. we copsider the condition the passengers on some voescls are placed in, through the saip’s agency, wha’ per eout- age of 1» deaths shoul: be aisurged to human negligence? In the case of the Marathon, the ch lera had coe its work snd d'xappeared on the (ifteonta day out of Liver- nygrrs were lande 3 omigrant ship arrive here yeekiog with filth, with bawan beiogs stowe? away as it they were so many swine, living sonetimes on provirions simost putrid, and scayes. at that; and, in sun's casas, what woader that many a soul, aviog his native shores with ‘igh hopes of a bright feture in the New Word, should Gnd a watery grave in the very dawn of bis anti: ipations, Nothing is mosowortky of the attentien of aur ‘als than the condition of some of the emigraat ships 10 t his business was such that he cor ise matter during the daytiea of this work; inne the ezoas ould hear Svera ke up herefora, ‘f the defence w.sbed to « xam'patiea of the witnessos, she Court hay. wouz: ba notified whea wanted. | Personal InteMigence. | gimevtary bacacet was given to Hon. J. 2 | aited Stater Yenator from Lowisiana, b | ivizens of Ne-eO.lenna on the Zist ul aden, ( gneral Leslie Gombs, and General Sac, M. C from Toanewes, wera in Louisyitsoa the | in Washing ouaspirania; m. dm; Coarles ; Fayette MoMailin, ; Hirara Walbridge, Thomas John: | Bi Socrery s.® Tue Reve or Wires axp OR- Cnio. : ; Pans Gr MEDICAL Misn-The eleventh annus!, meeting of € D, Helden, Tzoy; N. ¥.; 6. M. Newtow, t this asociation was hell jesteriay afterscon, in the bin; 3M, Morphie, Trxsa; 2. Ms Patterson, Crovby street Medios! Gallega. There were none present wick, N. J,; Capzain Jarvis, Parlem, being replaced and well | at the Pre but members, of wham about twenty five attended, Tae Delaware and A. Berthelet, Fort Tomine, Ark. arrived | py .ipeas consisted chiofy of the reediag of the Trea- » 0.8 O ) Anderson presided, and Dr. J. W. G. Clements officiated | Boston; Hon. J. A. Parker, New Bedford. Captain Peck, soteh Jan- | New York: J. 1. Van Rensaelaer, Albany: Hou. TT. A. Bo: | | gert, Cayoea Lake; Ho | Martin, Bail Aver the veeding of the minutes, the ater from Dr Jamas C, Btisa, the Presi- ag the past year, declining 9, re election. The rofl next held, withthe following re- op. H. Cameron, Canada; Jndgs | i, Philadelp dia, errived | Sootoh Clippors—May they slways see thei: competitors | ~ fir. © ary, steamer Ba Captain Atbert Pike. Avian | "“iecsicent—te. lease Wood. Vico Preston tupzir a slong in their wah a ‘ sas; Gexeral Grange; Hon. Wm H. Seenrd: Thurkw | anderson, G. ¥. Cemmann, H. D. Bulaley. ae ‘The Viow Pamsipmsr or £:. Parmic’sSocirex, (Mr. Sloaa,) | Wed, Alneny: J. Vemcerbilt and lady; Colonel Spomeer, | ft. Beadle, Managerr_-O. White, 3. Watson, E. responded. He begged to thank them for the reception | sige en. HH Hewett. San Franc’ ‘W. Dennigon, rd 4 ee! y de » EK. Dein. r societies had cooperated. tchmea, they Erin, and he gave— don the childeen | they had given the toas While the St. Andrew's did not forget the sons of ‘The Sons of ft Patrick snd basis of charity and goce fe honer theie memory by the7 ‘Tuk PREMIDENT OF SF Davin © also reaporded, and gave— } of my native ickoLss Socmry also respond- le when he pays his prised to see him- | he o her socisties; harp WET OF THE ST icholas feels & si to St. Andiew— ou" uch more at home (bao v P of in them estal of cosmo nlony fecm he nucleus wi has sines been re: lands of mind, volam, as ne claups the to thee, bonnie He Applause.) | The representative ot rE, JW ty, avs, also reaponde or tne absence | resident, Mr. Dra I th pleasure he alluced to bim as the erstodimen: of New |ogland prin ciplee—s man of noble wind, industrivus, aud whose eflorss have been erowned with success. He is the owner of a sbip. which ‘that they had to name ber the Fiping load He had been thisking of what » New Eog. jand roa wae, aud be bad made up hie mind that he was as Ner'n Amevigam Scotchman. (Appiaute.) He pro dhe .orewa, intellirent, npright Scotchman-—we clwim him a Yankee. : Thee a toast war proposed — Honost mon and bonnie In Responced to by an appropriate cat onal The jast regular toast was then given — Dg. er (ioberts,) | Hon. |B lan | Mr Wade field, 8. T, Hubbard, mas Whed, J. C. Bling, A. ©. Cincinnati: and’ Colonel €. Kt | Wasbirg'on: G. C. Mall, Post. Greene, gan, arrived yerterday at the Astor Rowe, The number of managers is twauty-one, seven of whom Arrivee Metropolitan Hotel yorterdsy—( go oul every year. The three following were subsequently c. xico Vroferser Bache, Washington; elected to Sli vacencien:—J. M. Mnistead, (. Carter, and Pr tg bors, U.S. Army: | s Pp, Waite. From the Treasurers report for the’ past je, Ham appears tha the fund of the society for tae pra- mond, U. 1 amounts to $14,789, which was received from bali, itor follawing sources: nA E bera..... $5,692 09 | cousin; R. Gibson, U.S. 3 3/462 35 ted, 82d thoit | ji, BOY. Ba lett, Bost 1,250 co TORENT sso enverssetins 497 19 Feb Liveroe Surplus cf saniversary seve) 181 95 child, Bont Interest on bond and wortgage aad from sav Miss F Rursell, LTT oeruueeves . i‘ AEE cesar ces ‘The total expenses for the vame period—that is, elaver years—amounted to $443 38, wh’oh leaves $14,739 89 in the funds of the kociety After the reading ci 0 adjourned Mons anovr mie Weatte.—Can too much bs seid in praise of such delightful days as that was yesteriay! The dying hours of fail and the connecting link between au- @, Mrs Chas ey. Quobee; R Fellows and husetts; irs fovegoivg report, the meeting r Ro! Pru si a) feo Ge | tumn and winter. Overcoate were cumbersome and use Queder: A Pent kbarh, AH Mar | less all éay long, as they have been for some weeks past, n Hamilton, RA, Bpgiend; Mr At Que | making the businas ot (he tail rs dull indeed. Karly ia s nie the morning the sun looked down with unobstracted gaz> upen ail sublumary things, and sent its invigorating warmth even to the heart of ali objects, animate or in as imate. Invalids who bave loog tettled themselves down into winter quarters, looking fo ward to the present time with a dreadful anticipation of frozen sleet and howlirg winds, yesterday peeped from their chambers or voutnred upon the streets, to drink, for time, the glori ous sunshine, which they felt to be the best panacea for all the “ills that fle-h is heir to.’ Some are dispored to think that the clerk of the weather has made some mire teke in his reckoning of the seasons, and shipping winter and rushing in at once smiling spring, }aden with fruits and flowers, At present nature seems to favor such He oN Y: Me Bug A Smith, England; F ¢ » Mr Goodwin, Vannda; A ¢ rick Costello, Ireland: Me Cox, Ireland: Mt May care and trouble never fash, Aud mirth and j ¢ be wi’ yous’. The Pam iomey, ina few very appropriate remarks +! ‘he memory of their Inte ex Presivent, [x raat in solsma silence. Their regolar toasts were next in or My Viow President Max wats, propore The New Members of thie Soo.ety—May th , ir predecorsors in promoting the ohat ots. top the press to give some toasta he had receive. He then read the a conclusion, Avoriier Annet or Yaxkre Scrivay—A Pour or Hovor. —Yankee Sullivan, having beer defeated on a point of ‘fancy’ law, waa then avrested for violotiag the law of Maseachusetts To this he gave bail and came en to New York, willing to forfeit the recognizance rather than go to “durance vile.” He was, horevar, again arrested a day or two since by the oherill of Wes:chester couaty for breaking his parole of bonor, which he gave when par. doned for a fermer prize fight. An application was mate terday fora writ of habeasfeorpus Yankee Sullivan will be brought rer for violating his parole. and two fone. Me nad Mrs F Iker, F: Orr, Mr ond m is Peres and indy, mar, C Horsens, C Unsicher, F , Adoloh Farrber. ‘Otto Heineans, Chas Kropp. ¢ HA Piatt, |, Wiener and friend, M Schovemanv, Mise Caroline Kell, J Carl Rowtman, Leopold B.uachta, which was granted, before the court to a1 voll | ARRIVALS. Lee fap tase Pg oe ag Penna Hd still busily en teoteg a From Glasgow, in stoamabip Curlow—Jas Soots, M: Mor. | gaged ip in fixing the new be'lin ‘he cupola of swam be President of the Saint Andrew's Soviety, | won 'fauy and. two children, Mts Mivehelly ester and tour | the Clty Hall, The old one was taken down yervar iay ‘ardvesg, Va. m R childrom. Mr Reid, Indy and'tro childrom, Mes M Zvchlan | and drawn out inthe Park, where it was examined by ope ot charity unite ws all as baethron, Thomas | thros chi'dren and rervant, Thos J Wallace, Wim M Uailry, | hundreds. The break in this consists of piece of the ‘ “ George M Halliturton, Elizabeth Sampson, three clilirea third of the circumference of the vr te Andrew's Society, Charleston, 9, Uo — Tervant. bell Peg pe ee ¢ tne 9 Paint Andrew's Day—Sacrod { # the roma hip Wm Ponn—Me Doherty about six inches deep. Tne substitute war oo ¢ Cem, che etaed for the wvoseunity stored of icrgh, Mr Janabeaux M © | brought, the day before ‘ iy. form Thirty-third ead ‘a ‘ eo Letamet to the Panky trrtlag tas witeay na ol iasive owas $1,100 for the job, and who has given bonds for the faith- ful performance of the work. Daring yesterday the Park in the rear of the Hall was crowded with people, deeply interested in this difficult operation of loweriog and boist- ing such immense hts, If nothing happens, the |. sound of the new bell acon greet our ears. Susricion or Four Pay —A very great mystery existe in connection with » young gentleman from Poughkeepsie, who visited our city ® short time since, and left his friends to return Lome, but hss pot arrived there, or been beard of since. The following advertisement’ the Hmzarp at two or three different times, the eflect of clearing up the mystery:— not Isrormarion Wanten—Of William Johnson, of Pough- ged sixtoe thick set. Was drossed cloth cap, mation that wou Greenwioh ttreet. This young man was of @ respectable and well known fll, and was himself of st and sober habits, con- siderirg which the fact of his disappearance cannot be accounted for unless by foul treatment. AN Arreurt aT HiGHWAY Ronsery.—Tuosday night, about half past twelve o’clock, as a man named Charles oe 2 tus warpassing through Anthony s‘reet, near Little Wa- ter,Le received a blow over the left eye from some persous unknown to him. The villains making the assault fled upon the approach of an officer. Augustus was brought to the station house, and there deposited $303 and a gold for safe keeping. which reonerty no doubt was the object of the robbery, as Augustus had been in one of the stores of the neighborhood and showed his money while treating some friends, Finx.—The private stables of Edgar M. Brown, No. 57 West Twenty-first street, took fire on Wednesday, at about 43; o'clock. The firemen were Promptly on the ogee and with much difficulty subdued the be- fore much damage had been occasioned. Asommyr Firx.—The alarm of fire early on Wednesday was caused by the Durning of the tripe factory of Freder- ing Langurer, situated in Thirty-ninth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, From the factory, the flames communicated with the two-story frame dwelling house of Mr. Huréy, adjoining, all of which was destroved. Every effort of the firemen \o nave the cousuming buildings were of vo avail. ed, ), by the Rev. Mr. Lawrence, of the Church of the Holy ‘ommunion, Mr. Mawron E, TOWNSEND to Miss Jane &. Mrapx, all of this city. At New Rochelle, on Wednesday, Novem oer 80, by the Rev. C. E, Linsley, B.A. Mayxiaav, of New York, to Mins Susan FranpRmav, of the former place. w Mass.. on Tuesday, November 23, Y,, to Miss Anny R , daughter of Joseph D. Annable, Exq., On Tuesday, November at Cambridgeport, the Rev. J. F. Ware, .!oun Mf. CorLanp, of Brooklyn, } ef the former place. Died, On Wednesdsy, November 30, Awna Apataps, eldest daughter of Ear 8. and Jane M. Hollister, aged 2 years, 10 montha and 2i days, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the paras respect fully invited to attend her funerai, from the residence of her parents, Thirty fourth street, one door west of Ninth syvenue, this afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Ada, thou art gone to rest, Thine is an early tomb; But Jesus summoned thee awey, Thy Saviour called thee home. On Wedzenday morning, November 30, of civease of the heart, Jara #, only daughter of Willismsnd Elizabeth Lewis, aged 9 years, 9 movths and 18 cayy. ‘The friends of her parents, and of he: grandfather, | Evan Lewi', are invited to attend the funoral, to-morrow afternoon, ot half past ene o'clock, from No. 67 Carmine street On Wednerday, November 30, Loeis Jour, Sen, in the 9th year of iis age. The friends of the ily, and members of Charter Oak Lodge of F. A: M., and a! active and honoi members ‘of Hove Company No 27, are respectfully invited to at- tené his funeral, from ‘hts late residence, No: 83 Reade street. to morrow afternoon, at one o'clock. On Wednesday, November 30, Mary, dsughter of John and Ann McGeugh, aged 2:yeare, 7 months and 21 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend her funeral, this afternoon, at one o’clock precicely, from the resideace of her parents, No. 82 Cente street. No carriages required. On Tuesday atternoon, Nevember 20, Mr. Livan Van DEREURGH, in the 54th year of his age. .The funeral will take piace from his late rosidence, No. 63 West Baltic street. Brooklyn. this afverzoon, at half past twoo’ciock His romeing will be taken to-Green- wood. On Tuetday morning, Nevamber 20, at Rabwoy, N. J., Tuoursox Crowa2, aged 62 years, The friends of the family, and of his b-otherz,James and Joseph Crowell, are respectiul y invited to atvand the funeral, this afternoon, at two-o'clook. Carrinzes will be im readiness at Rahway, to meet the twelrs o'clock train from New Yori, to convey the friends to hie late re- aidence. On Tuerday, Noveraber 20; Hanrusr E., wife of. C. Schaffer, aged 58 years, The funeral will’ take plseefrom ber Iste rerideneo, | Clascon, near Fulton avenues; Brooklyn. The rzietives | and friencs are rospecifully requested to attend, without | further invitation, to-day, at twolve o'clock. Providence and Portemouth papers please copy. On Tuesday, November 29, Carwanina, wife of Tomas by eee and daughter of Pati: Hart, aged 19 yeevs and | i8dayx ‘The friends of the family ave respectfully invited. to at- tend her funeral, this aftersoom, at hal’ 3 three o'clock, from the-rosidence cf her father, No. 25 Jpring street. The remains will be interred in Eleventh utree? Cemetery ‘On Wednesday, at noon, Neveraber 30, Toowas F2ewa) late foreman 07 1he Fmpire Stone Dreasing Company,. age £9 years, 2 patire cf Cheshire, Dag'aad. is funeral wbtake place to morrow e’clock, from bis late. residence, Thi ternoon, atwo second street, | Bear Second avenue. esdes, November 0, Mra. ANN Fraxatex, in r of ber age, wifs-of Joseph Flanagan. ‘The relatives aud tri f. the family are respectfully invited to sttond hei ooal, (roma her late residence, No, 122 Whito. street, this alterneon, at half pest one o'clock. Ber remains wil} betaken to Calvary Cemetery. On Wednesday, November 30, after a ahort illness, Wruam Dumcoay, aged 74-yearr, 3 months and 2h days pce ae iJadelphia. papers please.copy. On Wednesda; (satel Nowember 80, Dr. Mavases.0, K. Rurpy, in the 44th year of his age. Hin friends, anc those of the family, are respectfully invitec to actend the fumeral, from his late residsnze, No. 62 East Tweoty-seventh street, to-morrow, a twelve o'clock, wibout further invita\ion. On Wednosday morning, November 30, Gaorg>Sainnar, aged 28 years, 1 month and 26 days. ‘His funeral will take piace from the residence.of h's mother, No, 10 Fourth street, to morrow afternoon, at one o'clock, The relatives ar4 friends of the faxaily are Teepectfully requested to attend, without farthor invita- tion. | In Brwklyp, Gaozaina, only child of Alfred M. aad Sarah B. Wood, aged] year 3 iaentha and 4 days. ‘The fiends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend tha funeral, this morning, at ten o’clock, {rom the resi¢ense of her father, Na. 91 Johnson street, between Tauresce and Bridge streets, Brooklyn. At Mpg Sirg, om Wednesday, November 20, dirs, SARAH Wars sged 81 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attead the funeral, this afternoon, at two #’ciock. Catober 14, om board of the Uroaoco Sisam Navigation Company's steamer Apure, of yellow fever, Rowano Rite, | chief engineer o! id boat, aged 25 years. At Apgel’s Camp, Calavaras connty, Cajifornia, October ©, Caxias ¥.\Coppineton, in the 52d year of his age, son of Jemer Co@dington, of this city. At Whampca, China, August 17, Unsar Terni, aged 20 years, 3 mouths and 15 days, ton of James Turabull, ef thi AE EEA NT PEI cz. ae Port of New York, Hovembar 30, 1853, Steamships—Alabama, Schenck, Savannah, SL Mitelill Union, Adems, Charlestou. Spofferd, Tileston & Co. Ships—Hound, Spicer, New Orleans, Eagle & Hazard; New York, Hutchinson, Liverpool, C H Marshall & Co; Republic, Wenke, Leadon, Thompson & Newhsas; Wm Tell, Funck, Havre, Boyd & Hinck en; Lightfoot (new clip: fer) Pierce, San Franeiseo, Sutton & Co Harke—O J Chatiee, Nichole, Ha’ ward, atterton, Apalachicola Springer, London, Cook & Smitb; Clara Windsor, Battom, Port au Prirce, Prenen, Graves & Co; Azelia, Davia, St Themer, Ruevell & Vining ige—Ruseia, Gary, New Orleans, Fosdick & Scammon; Sterlirg (Br), Barker Windsor, TL. & DR DeWolf; Fis. Brown, Cardenas, master; Joxeph Murphy (Br).’ And son, St Johne, NF, R Irvin & Co; Zon, Gilcarirt, Motte video and Buenos Ayres, master; Johann (Brem), Koho, Ind a, G J Bechtel. S A Baker, Buker Frederickaburg, H Uaterwood, er, Whipple, Richmor d, © H Pierson; Alonzo, Fields, Newbern, Blackwell & Co; Denia (Span), Maigner, Denia, Feansia, Gomez & Co; Kate, Skidmore, Key West, master; Valentine Gill Bath, master; Stephen Taber, Tuthill, New Orlesne, Van Brunt & Siaght; Wake, Briggn, Wilmington, E 8 Powell; Relief, Cates, Jacksonville, Peck & Churc! teen Atwater, Waterhouwe, New Haven, J H javers. Stesmer—Parker Vein Faizfoul, Baltimore, Parker Vein Leones heen ARRIVED. @ Steamship Curlew (Br, new), Samson, Glasgow Nov 4th Bt Johas, NB, 17th, Sydney 1fth, and 'Hal'fax 26th, to B nnard, Steamship Wm Penn, Mortimer, Charleston, 60 hours, to Lincoln & Co. Ship John Bryant (of Boston), Dyer, Leghorn, 48 days, passed Gibreitar Oct 31, with five passengers, to M Paste. calda, Oct 31, off Cape de Gat, saw bark Fglantine, from Marseiles for NYork, and saw her several times on the passege The J B has made the pi between latitudes 83 and 34, and has had Mght eas‘erly winds nearly the whole passage. Bark Mopang, Crocker, Gibraltar, Oct 18, to R C Reed. Experienced heavy weather on the paseare. Nov 16, lat , lon 66 66, in a gale from SF, while runoing, shis ped a heavy nea cn the larboard quarter, which carried away the monkey bualwarks round the poop, filling the cabin end decks with water, and causing the vessel to Lag! at 11 PY, hove the vessel to and sto, the leak; 6th, Sirs "tond wt Sat 9 Eo Spke Sy ab, of i. Noses for Leadon. ‘The’ Mas ‘bal the coast; was twelve days from the oomneq uence. ‘Beig Liaw (Sev), i cata, Bromen, 47 inserted in | days, and Gibreitar | Int 86 19, lom 48 66, spoke whaling { | Cargc—Coffee, pirsento and old | Schr Jehn Quincy A Pattensers, toG J Bechtel. Nov 21, lat 35 96, lon 66, fell with the wreck of JC Fremont (before reported), waterlogged and abai ; Now 28, lat 40 40, lon 72, spoke rebr Franciseo, frem St Dominge for Boston. Brig Paulita (Span), Santos. Malsga, 61 days, to Howes & Co. Nov 29, at night, whilelying at anchor oa the Bar, was run into by brig Fannie, of Frankfort. which carried ae P's ji comm and foi antmast. a ‘aciasa, Powell, St Marks, 21 days, to Smallwood, Anderson & Co. Experienced heavy weather, and split One Te Br). Chisholm, Halifax, nine . 5 days, with , Brig Hens wd ain ‘of Pittston! a jenr} loncure Curtis, Jackson- ville, 15 days, to master : » ms Scht Sarah Maria (of Coldspring), Jones, a, 41 Andrews. Nov 9, ship Julia, of and from Warren, on « eruire, 22 days out; 20th, Highlands by W20 miley gpcke brig, Mary Flower, of from Philadelph:< ‘or Boston; 26tb, in the Gulf Stream, in a ts would | gale from Nb. shipped a sea, filling the cabim with water. ‘The S M hae experienced heavy on the passage, Schr FWorado, Leok, Columbia, 16 days. split | eeile, &e Sehr Saxon, Angelle, 10 days. Sehr Mary Augusta, Hooper, Bangor, 10 days. Sehr St George. i , 1d days. | Schr J H Horton, Hortov, Borton, 4 days. Schr Indisna, Young. Boston, 4 days. Boston, 4 days. Schr Rebecca, Kelley, Boston, 4 days. Schr Danie) Russell, Shailer, Portland, Ct, 2 days Schr Ellen M Duffield, Hilliard, Portland, Ct, 2 days. Sloop Frederic Brown, Gardiner, Providence, 2 days. Sloop Joe Hall, Coe, Portland, Ct, 2 days, ‘ BELOW. Ship Andover, from Europe. Bark Wm O Alden, Bates, Belize. Hon, to F Alexandre. Brig Gen Wilson, Carbonette, St Marka, 18 days, to Brodie & Petes. Brig Fannie, of Frankfort, Me, from West Indies. Brig Gov Brown, from a Southern port. Also one ship and one bark, unknown. me, Norris, 4 SAILED. Br steamship Arabia, for Liverpool; ships Bouj Adams, ani Panama (new), do. Wind at suncet NNW and light. {By Sanpy Boox Panrrud TausaRara J ‘Txs Higtampe, Nov 30. lov iowa. Tro ships, two barks, and one brig in the eastern offieg, nd in ‘Steamship Alabams, ships South Caroline, and Benj Adama, brig Sam Padlock, Capt Tom, and Queen Esther, have zone to sea. Wind light from NW. Weather clear. Te Marine Arriv: Js per, ¢ x, New Orleans; bark Saitana, Smyrna, | : Naw Onteans, Nov 29. Arrived—Ships Westminster, Mem) , and Cornelia, New York; Josish Bradley, Boston; Milwaukie, Portland; bark Linden, New York. Herald Murine Correspondence. . Key West. Nov. 22 The brig Clarisss, Devis, of and from New York, bound to Pensacols. arrived et this port on the 10:h in distress. ‘The Clarissa haa been ashore on the Dog Rocks, Salt Key Banks, ard night of tie 7th stovea hole through her Jarboard bow, breaking in the timbers, plant, and ceiling. and the debris falling in upon the ballast. Strange to say che no water, tits hole being cut clean through above the water line. Ths rock was perpendicular, and there was 10 fathoms alongide. The blow was a slantin; one, and the veesel bounded off and did not touch wit! her Neel. Canvass and plank were soon nailed across the hole, apd the vessel breught'across the gulf to t¥xis port. Seven new timbers and ten new planks, and « new ceiling are being put in to render her seaworthy again. Con- signed to H. Beuner. ‘Nov 11—The wrecking sloop Texas arrived from Conch reef, neat Indian Key, with 220 bales cotton from the Br sbip Coutier. ashore at that pineo. Thie ship, commanded by Captain Gemmel, on her voyage from New Otleans, with 3 02#bales cotton, bound to Liverpool, went ashore ina gale of wind early on the morning of the 9th, and drove high ap on the shoal. Ceytain G got out an aachor immediately, but having gone oo high up could no: move the ship with the strain ke oculd get upon it. On the 10th tock azaivtance from sleope Texas and Parallel’ and achr Charles & Ed Other vesnela arriving, three more wreckexa were engaged, and 911 bales cotton dly- charged and sent to Key West. The ship was now Light- ened sufficieat’ to lift, and pounding heavily, but wes, with heavy sirnins upon the bavvers, gradually hove: off into deop waite. She was brouglst to Key West, arriving on the 16th. Tro surveys were held, and ship pronoun sufiiciently strong to continue the voyage without dis charging. The-Jaited States Marshal, in the meantime, seized the ship'end cargo for salvage. The value of the cotton is estimated at $121,960, and the vessel at $40,000 On the 21st the case was tried ‘by the Admirality Covet, and sll the evidence heard. It went to prove that the vessel was saved trom total destruction by the sole and well directed exertions of the salvora, No salvage haa been decreed as jat. Twenty per cant will probably be iven. The contignees of this rhip are O'Hara & Wells. Nov 16—The schz Active arrived from Fort Jellerson, Torbigas, and reports that the echr J W Swain had straoz on Loggerhead Key, on the 9th, but got off without aid. Arr brig Eliza Ane, Chase Trinidad, Ouba, in distress, having (12th inst leak atsea, and was obliged to beer away for The E Trinidad Nov 6. Her cargo consisted of sugar, molznces, honey and tobac ee, and has all beon diecharged in good order. The vea- sel will be taken oat on the Maine aidways and receive - borough repair. Consignee, H Seamer. The brig Atlanti x King, from Pilseelphia_bounl to N Orleans, arrived Nov 6, in distress. d bad wea- ther and sprung a 2eak on the 6th, ond again, in a severe: blow on the Bankr, -had to throw over 40 tons coal to ease - the veesel. Has Janded 60 tons of coal from her bows, and is being recau‘ed forward. Wil? soon be ready to go teen Consigned to AF Tift. ‘The brig Ellen Raad, Chipman, azrived from Baltimore Toth, with » cargo of coal for the Isabel. She has hed vad weather; stove the leng boat naib aplit forexail. Will sail this week for Attakapas. Vith—Arr rcbr Z.imidia, Brown, fsém NYork, and sla next day for Apaleohicola. 19'h—Arr sloop Alexander, Pent,from Indian river, with 8 bales cotton, no mark, picked ap ou the beach. The cotton was eold 220 for $100 4¢th—Arr bark Montauk, Brow2y York. Had been fa eontact (12th) with’ an unknowm brig: lost mainyard mainsail, and some-of the rifuaing rigging; no other damage. Cope Smith, of the- pilot beat Dart, reports the brig. Genieve, ashore rear Pensacela oa the outer beach. Capt S was in. GL Bowne, Ze- ” 1853. copper. town for assistancee The Key Wet sehr Derte, had gone to er assintanca, Sid'Nov 9, bark 2-H Gumble, Beemer, St Marks; schr Lizzy Wall, Low, Tampa; 1th sehr Gov Anderson, Fave- well. Pensacola. : Also sla 41st, trig.Nancy Plaisied, Ballard, NYork. Had completed all her repairs, paid er salvage and other ex- penses, which sre as follows. —Saivage and contizgent expenses, $3,268 Gt; expenses, vessels sbare, $1,543 14; do, cargo do, $8,312 43—total, $4,854 67, which sumwas advanced by the banking houao of WH Wall & Co. Vessels in port this day—(Br) ship Courier, Geramel, wtg; bark Montauk, Brown, dohg; brigs Eliza Ann, Chase, rppg: Atlantic, King, ¢o; @ilen Read, Chipman, dchg: Clerizea, Davin, rpog: sche Montauk, Comstock, wig; Wye, ——, ¢o; Activa, Wathington, for Tortugas. Nev 30~4 7M Arrived—Steamship Osprey. Bennett, Charlestou; ships Pexuet, Gilpatriok, Liverpool; Helen A Miller, Galt, Bre- men 9 aye; bark Echo, Howes, Boston; brigs M & JC Gilmore, Eldridge: Gen Warion, Jones, and -eontine, Mer. ryman, ¢o Yelona, Rooinson, Calais; August, | routy. pingrton, Mass: Ormus, Reed, NBedford; Brasilian, Bray, NYork: schr# Mary Anus, Haley, NBedlord; W P Corbitt, Hewitt, Providence; Zurpire State, Attwood, Chatham, Mase: Zealona (Be), Smith, Weymouth, NS; Geo Rdward, May: Graco Darling, Baxter. and Sarah Ane Roe, Studlep, Boston: Henrietta, Baker, NBedford; A R Sbailer, Pratt, Midéletown, Ct. Citsred—Stearasbip City of Richmond, Mitchell, Rich- mond; baris Cordetia, Jones, Barbadoes: Minesota, V » Ven. bef) cock, Pernambuco ; brigs Mary H, Crowell, Brazilian, and ‘Alesia, Haskell, Boston: Poriland, ma, Port: Jand; echre M A Thompson, Parker. and WP Corbitt, Hewitt, } York: Tueinds Jane, Wall; Mary Aona, Haley, and Geo Hdward, May, Beston; CR Vickory, Horton, Taun: ton; Worcester, Rhodes, Providenca; steamer Giypole, Baltimore, Disasters. Ka- See Marine Correspondence. Shor Maing, wrecked below Path, was breaking up last accoun's. It is estimated taat the owners will lose ! $16,0¢0 by tbort insurance. Bric Drtm, ashore at Delaware Breakwater, i+ having cargo ciscbarged, so far undamaged; when comple:ely discharged it is suppored she will float. 1G, full rigged, was ashore 29:h, two miles south Light; had painted porta and white monkey rail; bad apparently gone on night of 26th, She remained upright, and men were on the beach ‘Suk OnvaMEst, from Bangor, of and for Newburyport, was in contact 27th, 4AM, off Seguin, with an unknown fore and aft sebr, carrying away the maincai} acd boom of the O, which wae worked into Portland Roads, and as sisted thence to the oity by « boat from revenue cutter Caleb Cushing. Sem Caanior, from Nova Scotia of and fer Wellfcet, when ten miles north of Race Point, broke both raaats, and was towed into Proviccetown, 2ith, by echr Golden Eagle. Sem Jcon Loxeretow—The crew of thie vessel, (be fore reported fallen in with abandoned.) were taken off 15th inst by sebr. Telegraph, from’ Matagorda Bay for NYork, arrived at Delaware Breakwater 29th. Scum Mary Acevsia, Hooper, from Bangor, with a cargo of lumber, boend to New York, went ashore on Hart's Toland op the night of the 28tb inst. and wae got off yea y, and towed*to the city full of water. Spoken. Ship Jon Browse, Wilron, from Calsutta, Sept $, for Liv verpool. Sept 28, Iat —, lon §8 F. ip Henry Clay, from Liverpool for NYork, no date, about 20 miles E of Cape Clear, Bark Sultans, Watson, from Bmyrna for Boston, Nor 29, off Boon Island, Foreign Ports. ANGINN—Passed Sept 7, bark Kedar, Fessenden, from Manila for Borton. Aytwexr—Arr Nov 11, ship Gaston, Blanche, NYork. eget Oct 10, ship Australia, Avery, Syéney, Porpravx—Arr Nov 9, brig Viadimer (Fr), Mercier, Charlerton. Sid 11th, barks Seott Dy Hill, NYork. Sid from Koyan Sib, vark Louisa Blies, Hyler, NOr- leane Baimror--Cld Nev 12, barke Tedesco, Higgins, Cardiff; Mth, Henry Buck, Pendleton, Ovrdenan. aj 40—Ta port Oct 26, ships Panama, Girard. for ——, Ig; Hopewell, Green, ({rom San Franeieco, arr 16th) for Chincha I*lands and Hampton Ronda; Shakepere, Hayden, (from San Francisco July 29th, arr 16th) for do do; Flying Kagle, Parker, (from San Franeisco Sept 7, arr 22d) for do do} Robert Center, Arnold, (from Sam Francisco Sept 7, art'23d) for do do;’ Reliance, , (frem San Fran. cixeo Aug 30, arr 234) for do do; Besrse, (from San Francisco At ‘arr ldth) for ¢o do; Jobn Marshall; Robinson, for do do; Urquhart, (from Melborne July 6, arr 12th) une; Alkmaar, (from Islands, arr 1 ) for Boston; Nerraganrett, Shank- lin, (trom Chinche arr 16th. leaky) for Philedel- | _ BOSTON. fov 29, Philadelphia; Br brig C Anlands, arr 17th) for Hampton Reads; Glance, Teylor, for St Thomas, ready; , arr 224) for Hamp- : Harolus, Hard, (from Chincha ar ‘20th, leaky) disg cargo 9 Graves, leaky, Ging: Climax, Howes, leaky; barks A F Jenneas, Horton, (from San Francisco, arr 15th) for Chincha aod 16th or Hamapion Hosta: Lae ia trom ship Nerreguae bri nett; Marmora. Fales, (from San Francisco, ‘arr 17th) for Chincha Islands and’ Hampton Roads; W: Turner, (erate, en cae tsa Hy a] from for Hampton Roads.’ any Bid from do 1: ships Argo, Macoduck, Hooper ‘ork; men Hampton Roads; 24th, bark Gulour (Br), Worwell, do. : Chase; Toraa- At Chinchs Islands 25th, oe pea’ mor otal ; Simoom, Ceroline do, Ellery; Burlington, Cook; Smith; Lucknow, Plummer; Lebanon, Hale; Tucker, Chase; Masconemo, Cobb; 8 8 Bishop, Sherman; TB Wales, Howland; Alert, Thomas; Duchess d’Orleans, Hatton} Realttance, Maeers; irr meh Hepa Gov lorton. Burgess, Geo Evans, us, Gregorys Volga. Holm ; Witchcraft. Dudley; Mary Gi Evorett; New York, Baxter; Plymouth Rock, Tuckew cantaeee Dripkwater; Marion, McGuire Ocean W’Lellen; Si- roceo, Sanford; Hornet. Knapp: Empress oF’ the Sea, Put nam;’ Storm King, Gol'er; Chicora, Houdlette; Pert, Forrester, Caulfield; barka Golden Age, Strong; Terror, Percival: Arctic. Lane Rirekhead, Hudgiaa; Onwanli, Hendrick; Parthian, Smith; Mary, McLean, and ° Gare SU Sock Ts AL ate es, 15th = a : 7, pp ‘DENAS—Arr Nov sobr Ji Bunker, Havana; tor cued). ane, ala, Nore, W Meier, aa, Portland: Oxford, Pts, Sareea” sips COTTA, bark Falcon, Watson, Port Philip; Oct 3, ship Orissa, ; bark Heary ‘Trowbridge, Currier, | spy ape Daar—Are Nov Ti, bark Jeon Pitts, Snow, Hull for Cardiff (ané anchored); 18th, ship Chase, Toatoa for NYork (and eced); 16th, Themis, ons, Alexan- dria i eosin Haver—8id Nov 12, ship 8 M Fox, NYork. Honc Konc—Arr Sept 20, bark Gen Lamar, Menila; 28th, ship Resolute, Perry, Port Phitis’ eid 18th, bark Jonnett, Mix, Shanghae; 18th, schr Brenda, Stone, do; 19th, ship Vancouver. Lunt, do: 28d. Partridge, Broughton, Manila; 27th, bark Old Hatkell, Landon. on VANA—In port Noy 22, steamship Falcon, for NY epg; ships Chas Holmes, Pillbury, for London mastic tants, White, from Liverpool, disg; Moses Taylor, Frenolz, do do: Mary Ward, Little, do do; barks Peri. Curtis, diag: 8B Hale, Crowther, do: John ‘Benson, Wiuchester, doz James Hail, Tamp, for NYork, ldg: Lyra, Bemis, for ae Foon; Vesta, Winslow, for Boston, do; FA Perley Stan- wood, from Portland, arr 10th,’ dig; Louie Kilham, White, for NYork, lag; Louisa, Lindsey, for Phtladelphis |. Francis Hickory, toon; Orting St John, ‘Rodbird, disg: J’ W Paige, Smith, from Boston, arr 17th, do; Lunetta, Davis, from Po arr 18th, do: Almeida, Popper: J Patten, Jr. Job 08a Fellow. Elliott, disg: briga Wild Pigeon, Radovioh, for NYorit, fg; Kooks, Carver, disg; julie Mouton, do; Gen Boyd. Giipatrick, lig: A G Washburn, ast, from Bristol, arr 17th, disg; Basy, Harwood, from do, arr 18th, do: Coral, Kinsman, do; Townsend, Jones, Dayton, from Eseribanos for NYork, in distress, crew sick, to sail 22d; Sarah Thorndike, Hardirg, ding; Trieste. Lampher. from Carmeto, arr 20th, for Newburyport 234; schrs Maria, Baker, from Charleston, arr 17th. disg; Greyhound, Mar: vin: Republic, Snow, and § W Lindsey, Lewis, do, Sld 16th, briga Mechanic, Merryman, Portland via Gar- denas; Matinic, Thorndike, Cabanas; 16th, bark Sierra Nevada, Foster, Falmouth, E; Flizabetl, Strout, Matan- zas; brigs Mary Pleree, Attwood, Bosten; Gulaare, Phil- lips, Charleston; 17th, Narcisa (Sp). Domenech. do; 18th, Merced (Sp), Ricoma, NOrleans; 1th, Loln'(3p). Cases, do; Somers, Watson, Charleston; 20th, vark Edward, Auchincloss, Cabenas. Honsoy’s Bar (Aus)—Ia port Aug 28, ship Lowell, Mea- com, forfBatavia; bark Oregon, Higgins, for Catoutta, s00n. Liverroor—Azt Nov 14, abip Irene. Mason, St Jolin, NB. Sid 11th, Fenny. Hill, Azores and NYork; 16¢%s; ship Jose phus, Paine, Calcutta, Loxpox—Cld Nov id, ship Trople, Smith, Havre and NYork tala Nov 10, bark Pamphylia, Nickersom, ‘ork. Matanzas— Arr Nov'13_ bark E Charchill, Bisice, Wil- mington, NC; brig Pkto Alto, Mackay, Havapa. Manwi—Sld Nov 10, bark Franklia, Gibbs, Boston, 17th, brig Maria, Ingraham, Providence; S P Brown, Froemam, Wilmington, NC. Mapras—Sld Oot 8; ehtip Niobe, Evans, Calcutta Mantta—Arr Aug iT; bark Merlip, Ballard, Hong Newport—Sld prev to Nov 13, ship Windsor Austin, St Thomas; chrt Wenham, Wedge, Cape lope. Porrsowrn, Nov 14—Bark Byron, Titus, from Londom for Rio Janeiro, having completed repairs, has been tow- ed out of harber to Spi tiead. Sunnne—Arr Noy 12; aiip Adrian, Neal, Hu uN Jan (Cube)—Are-Nov 10, brig Sam French, Brows, Wilmington, NO, y rl : JAcO—Arr Nov 12, brigs Itasca, Pomeroy, Bostem, Wanderer, Chadbourn’ N'York. . (a SaGva—Arr Nov 7, bark G W Horton, Ulmer, NYorks 9th, echr Sency R Hagan Hogan, NYork: 12th, brig Mare selloin Sherman, do. SM Sth, barks Mercey Ellea, Sto ver, NYork; Jobn Colby, Stockbridge, do. ‘TrripaD (Cuba)—No Ant vessels in port Nov. 6. Yreo—In port Nov 6, ship John Mauran, Dhar atom | frcm NOrleans for Alicant, to discharge about 12th; to perform quarantine for twenty days on account of one of the crew having died on the pasiage. Hora Ports. APALACHICOLA—Arr Nov 20, schr,Almeda, Pelton, 1¥ York. Cid 19th, bark Glen, Waite ‘ Tm port 2th, barks Llewollyn, Sherman. for NYork Wigs Gleaner, Flitner, from do arr Zist, wg; brig Sawannes- Monroe, from do wig; achr #rancis Newton, Merriman, for in. Ide. APPONAUG (Warwick)—Arr Nov 26, schr J Leet Godfrey, Philadelphia: 27th; scbr Nile Linnell, BAUTIMORE—Arr Nov 23; Bark Zion, Raynoids, brig Triad, Wooster, Fastpert, Me; schr J L Wooster, do; Oxford, Baker, Providence. Of New Point, brig Tornado, 13 days from Baltimore for Bermuéa, hav— ing been unable to brig Frances J ig Clare, Pinckney, Ardrossan 10th alt: schrs Cassius. Smith Philadelphia via Provinestowm 20th. 9 AM; Sea Bird, Goditey, and John Murray, Shor- man, Philadelphia, “Old ships Telegraph, Hurlow, Base rancisco, Mist Mag, (new packet, 727 tons,) Arey, Gal= fesion: Yanks "ial Dena, Bast Indien; ‘Serah Olney, rell, Cape Ge lope sud a market; Trem Thomas, Gibraltar and a market; ida, Hallett, Daltandces Vulture, Perkins, Jeremio: R Patterson, Patt Marys. Ga; Castilian, Pinkbam, Charleston: schr Lugal- lus, Tibbets, Wilmington, NC. Nothing sailed. In the Roads bark Justiee Story, brigs Manzoni, Sabao Foster, John R Rhoades, sehr Chaitenge. and acother brig. PE gen Noy 28, scars William, andHK fork. DIGHTON—Arr Nov 26, achrs William Tyson, Lea Wm L Mit , A do. ‘tons Baltimore; Ohio, Terrill, Albany; #lo’ Scranton, New York: 29th, John He 27th, sche Roge in Bloom, Kenner, New sloop Gleaner, Geere Fort Ewen; 29th Hammond, Albany. GLOUUESTER—Arr Nov 22,schr D Babson, NYork; 24th, Edward, do for Ellsworth. HARTFORD—Arr Nov 29, schr Kate Kallahan Kallahaa, Philadelphia Sid steam sobre Jouepkine, Morrison, Phila~ delphia; A G Hazazd, Gaines, York, MARELEBEAD—Atr Now’ 23, schrs Day Spring, J P Chase end Suran Chase, NYork;’ 24th, D Howes, Phiiedel- phia. MYSTIC—Sld Nov 25, schr Excel, Packer, California. NEW ORLEANS—Arr Nov 22, ship Falcon, Wade, burg. Below ehip Oarack, from Liverpool. ‘ld baties Lo- retto Fish, Close, Philadetphia; N G Hichborn, Randall, Genoa ; Elizabeth Leavitt, Hackstafl, Boston; Spanish, brig Cristina, Dominick, Barcelona. NEWARK—Sld Nov 29, schr Corvo, Rathbone, Rock- Tani, Me NEW BEDFORD—Arr Nov 25, sloop Helen, N York ; aeth, sebr Hy Clay, Albany. Cla 24th, sehr , Philégeiphis; 26th, brig Ormus, Reed, do; sor New York, Cid Nov 29, ship Monsoon, Baker, Boston, to-load for “SEW BAY jacksoa, NEW BAVEN~Arr Nov 29, schrs President, J Fenwick, hos = Albsny;anthes, Keleey, NYork; sloop Ta Wright, co, Below, bark St Jago, (of Port Newcastle, Eng. Sid slooos Warren, Stannand, Mary, Burton, do; Olive, do. 'W 1,ONDON~-Arr Nov 25, propeller Quisebaug, Hol- tam, N¥erk; sloop Agent, Perry, to. Arr 28th, prop Decatur, Geer, New York for Norwieh; schrs Superb argo, Rondout’ for New York; Hay Brown, Albany for Provi-ence; Nantucket, Haines, vidence for Philadelphia; President, Comba, Newport for New York; Richmond, Cary, Providence for Rondoat; Mary. Drinkwater, New York for Boston. NEW a rt Nov 24, brig Atlantic, Duntze, Bar- adcer. NEWBURY? ORT--Sld Nov 27, ashra Arctic and Herald, HT ATEL PE R PHILADELPHIA—Art Noy 29, PM, scht C Horton, NYork Cid sehrs 8 Andeureld, Coraish, ieee Ie; J Goodspeed, Clack, Hartford; JC Paitersom, Dole, N ork, At Delawaré Breakwater, brig E Drummond, from Trini- dad for NYork, ovt cf wood and water; schra Enterprise, from Jacksonville for Boston; Telegraph, from Matagorda. Vay, for NYork, PROVIDENCE... Are Nov 20, nohre Seienes, Gladding. Al- bay; Witch of the Wave, Baker, Albany, N Bassard, Bur- aick, Rondeut, ard sloop Hope Gardiner, Rondvut, Old ship Luwsinary, Adamson, NYork. Sid sehr Martha Ana, Leeés, Philacelphi TONTLAND—-Arr Nov schrs § Smith, Kendrick, New York; 27th, bark Ran- Philadelphia: Hurd, Wood, ger, Foge do. Arr wih, brig Pinta, Hilliar, Ellsworth, for NYork; sohra Hero, Conror, NYerk; Abigail Goull, Moulton, from « cruise supplying Might houses; Denmark, MoUcbb, Poto- mac river for Bath; Ada Francis, Wood, Buchill fer Nor- folk. PORTSMOUTH—Bwlow Nor 27, brig Watson, Ober, Yeo- * mieo ¢iver for Bath. RICHMOND.—Arr Noy 26, schr Richmond, Harris, New York S84 VANNAHB,—Arr Nov 26, brigs Clio, Guptil, and Sam T Hinds, 6 Br rigs Albert, Robinson, and N 28. schre !srael]. Saow, Comrey, : B Smith, Kelley, do Nantucket} Anp T Sipple, Eecon, Albany, for Boston; C 1. Baylea, Tooker, I'hilacelphie, for Providence; sloops Trumph, NYork, for’ Nantueret; Republic, Sowle, Alba- w Becford; Clio, Pendleton, Rondout, Wma Penn, ¢o, and Warren, Johneon, do, ULLIVAN—Sld Now 23, sohr Battie Ann, Babs York. WILMINGTON, NC-Arr Nov 26, schrs Rowse, Bath, Me; Wm H Smith, Smith, N¥« John Aarehall. Schooback, ath, | Horton, N ‘angier, Griffin, 4 Chase, Boston; Southerner, Blakeman, and Sidasy Gandy, NYork; Chas Mills, Jones; Lejok, Chase, and Adeline D, , NYoxk. Br brig W: Hell; sohr TW ARREN--ga for below Noy 9, ship Brataa, ils, & i o Us, plea, diva vaige, Upisa Molo, Lua, (som Chiaga . Suen aiing Gc O11 cunt