The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1853, Page 8

THE LAND.NG OF THE PILGRIMS, Celebration of the Two Hundred and Thirty-third Auniversary. BANQUET OF THE N W ENCLAND SOC ETY. Specehes of Messrs, Grinnell, Talmadge, Sprague, Hopkins, and Henry Ward Beecher, ke, ko, &e. Thuraday, the 92d, was the two hundred and thirty third anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers | ou Mymouth Rock, and the forty eighth of the institu tion of the New Englamd Society of New York. It was celebrated on Tharsday by religious exercises in the Charch of the Puritaus, Umiom + juare, and by #a oration frora Rey. Mark Hopkins, The So. iety had also « business mesting om the afternoom of that day, im the Astor House, wheo the Tieasurer’s amd other 1¢ports were sudmitiad, sad the officers for the emsuing year were clected. They ere as follows:— Preident—Moves 8. rine)! ott Lrendents— First, Simeoa Draper; second, George Comselors—P. Babcock 3. W. Bonney, 0. A. Statson, anc 0. A. Peabody Assistant Counsellors—H. B. Peet, L 3. Wymar, @. War- reo, il. A. Hurlbat, C. A, Bebee, W. C. Noyes, W. Parker, J, Sturge is. Treasurer-—8.L Pope. Secretary—E. Kingsoury. Ausisiant Secretary--G. 3. Chapia. The report of tho Committee on Charity gave the ox penditures for the carrent year as $800, and that of the Treasurer showsd the balance on hand, in cash, to be $571 42, and the value of stocks $13,951 42. A commities, consisting of the following persons, was appointed to carry out the project resolved on at a former meeting, of erecting in this city a brouge statue ef Daniel Webster, viz.:~Geo. Griswold, I. Tilletson, W. ML ©. E. Beebe, G Werrea, W. R. Blakeman, fs W. Stevens, L. P, Hubbard, J. H, Foster, E. Bacon, ©. 3 Besson, U, A Stetson, S, Wheelwright, 8 R. The Pilgrim dinner took placs last evening, 2 Houre. Mt was served in the very best utyle of the Stetson, and reilvoted credit even on those celebrared catererz, Amorg the ornamestal pas preventing the landing of the Pilgrims, mect, Bunker Hill Moaument, soit, a log cabin, Piigrim’s prayer, Temple of Flora, Miles S'andish, a Gothic pavillion, and three graces supporting » basket of fruit, Above the head table was suspended the American flag, gracefully wresthed around hal?- Jergth portraits of Wevbington, Franklin, and Webster. There were about two hundred persons preseat at the benqnet. Grace was said by the Rev. Dr. Adams. Ded. Wworth’s band was ia attendance, and Curing the eveniag executed some of the most popalar pieces of music, in- cludieg the “Kaetydid Polka,” which was encored “Julliow’s Prima Donna Waltz,’ “The Harp of Tara,” &e. ¢ tbe cloth was removed, I Mr. O3coop returned I congratulate you, a here to-night, Wo come herve a4 we hare come often bevore, for the parpyse of congratulating wach other. We come her y to these who have been with us in the city of New York, that although we are from New Sogland we are 1 zens of New York. We ars of New York, from New England, And I ma turn to my friend, the President of tne S y, that we the pre 9 them whevever they comman: ne to serve the: men it is not for me to make anz speach for you to-night, for we have here those on each side o! O can re- spond to sentime:ts which may be presanted and to toasts Which have been already prepara: for you. Iagain coogratulate you ou meeting you hers to Light, aud I re joice to see 80 gooaly ar umber of the syns of New Sag land congregeted wgether as I now see before me Gea tlemen, the first reguiar toast is one whica I will now read for you, and which I doubt not will be re. ‘ed as it oughi to be, wita all the hon ch belong to the toast and to the day. I give you, therefore, The Day we Celobrate—Honored in ths heart of every true gon of New Eng and—its commomorstion a tilial duty. The 1econd ioset was tara B The President of tho United Drank with all the Louorr: Air by the baad, * Hail Colambis.” ‘The thid teas: was thea given : The State cf New York—We recognise and glory in her Imperial greatness. Piics, of Albany, responded very happily, aad | reminds gare— ‘New York and New England—In youth, full of glorious in wisabood and know ueisher ship nor di ss ‘The fourth regular toeat followe The City of New York—~Dutch im her feank hos Yankee im ber progresai enterprise. air by th “ Sweet hom The Hon, #RED'K TAL aid: Coming to responded He ee your festive board | his evening dunt and ga: ue. men, I assume s very bumbie p . hoped to have heard soms of our munie'y respond to tae toast of the City of New Yort bern my foriuaa sometimee, to be sure, to Fr: that toast. My friend from Albary, (Mr. P 2 talkiag adoat his city; but how cua he ec the city of New York? ‘If the Mayor or (Weis “they. ought to be,””) th a msn which would make him know the di They have beer repudiated by (eughter); bat now we bi will have no wrong. As to the of courre. (Ienews hae given cut the contre responsibl> whetuer the # never bas been, (Great laugh Mr. President, on this celebrat ers would go inte our city government we would get reform» wili get from this reform ecrporation (usaghter. 30 have I, tion, an , LOT Buy ibng going on awill have tuem clean Arcularivs saya ho t purpose and is not Stats veined for speaking, mr, 5 around me oil men who have grows up in n of New York, (gre igugcter,) anc w feod their city goverament if they co The © Dood'a, | Rev. bhi a ue to add. ars yon uxce, yor sayiog only afew words I thack menuer in which you have recvived the u honcr. I sm @ etranger bere. [ al‘oge’ her new to ) these roeks, t Tt is eaid there ar countiy—the dee @ pilgricas 16 wo leave their The worst leave for cometances where I find it dificult to » Like the deacon who deolined praying, sad said “the knew that he | could pray, but he eiways pated, though,” (laughter)— | Use that deneom, I hate speaking, and know nut why I | | was selected to resouni, exceyt, perbeps, for my clerical | eppearance ani descent. (Langhter) There were thir- | | teen chi dren in my fatber’s femily, ight of them were id having married | boys, seven of thein being aymen | myrelf into a family of four nem, Iam, I suppose, | &® Hebrew of the Bebrows thas fitted to speak to a toast. of the ministry, There pover bas | been such » body of men who established and | perpetuated good principles, as the clorsymen of | New Eogisod. There were none of them scapsgre who took to the mi because they con do nothing ¢lse. When the early ministers of New Kug- | ined came to the colonies \hey wert accastomet to have | the Governors ) keew t only cthcislx come to them, because they most, avd could give the best edvice. Net were they wise in theology, bat in common sense | I¢T wereealled back in spirit co the old colonics, 1 | ud be as much ate lors to discharge the fanstions of their ministers as they would be pow 'o discharge mine. | They had differemt grades of ministry~ one was to wach, | another to incortrinete; and one was to put iv the powder ~—the other te toush it (igughter.) The was to go round frou Louse te house to deliver Jestuies, | thie 6 shich now ceyolved upor the women. (Laagh- bh minister | ter.) were mopped to be humerous mon, ) 4. men fs only half a man, who has not | got a spark of humor im him. (Lsughter.) I | reoolleet how mirthful the clergymen used to be whea | ‘they came to wy father’s house, and when I used to be | nent out for pipes and tobacco and other creature com- forts; aad wbea they lof, they used not oaly toran | themselves with their jokes, bat with their horses, | Laughter.) 1 thi vas Om AvCh An Ocossion that Dr. | cua was overtaken by ® maa riding acter nim; the | Goctor did not want to be overtaken, and sourre! on his | horse, His pursuers shou ¢d ont, ‘Dr. Packus, you ride | as if the devil was acter you” The doctor looked back snd shouted owt in reply, “I believe be is, oo.” (Langu- ter.) Tho wivistry hem hada heart for all that was good and macy, and there never was class of wen #0 | popular fo ther Life, and so revecetin their me nory, th y of Ne gland. (Applause) It is not | of New England became but “then the ‘community wera | ery mua, every boy eves; aad where & munity was so cceated you way depend taey had to | be sbarp. (Applause) Yom owe much of what you are to the training which (he whols New Eogland population bad at the banda oftheir Arstwiniaters, Loobiag back 1b td reason —e ov eld New England customs there {s nots thtag which | 1 cannot reve: Jospnot but think of their oki New | F s h Dich we shall never sve a u dud Sabbates! It might have | ape be: boys, and yetif I were asked ‘t, of ail I remember, has made ide greatest ‘mpres- | siou on my beart, should say, the Sabbath morning, | Anil yet we might mot like their habit of church Was understood to be & sort of dex tion to have such a thing asa stove ina church; and | when it wae fret proposed in Litebfiel { to introduce stores it Fiuga & social revolution, Deacon ): he should mot consent to e Desecration.” said be. “+ Bat | iy,” said bis qnastioner, “ bricy afoot. | stool to church #?” “That'a trae’? says the Dsacoo; and | ao from the lesser to the greater they argued, and suo- | ceeded in introducing the steve into the church. | (Penge) It vas eaid in Greece that minis- lers children were the devil's grandchildren. I @ word of it; I have resd my linoa, eré is uo truth in it. In two bundred | mnilies of Ceacuns and ministers in Connecti- cut, having niue hundved and thirty-seven children over fifteen years {of age, (great laugter ) only twasty of | them tured Gut badly. They were more accustomed to | public cinzers, perbaps, snd got bad habits, (Langhter.) 1at with some lke gumbers from Massachusetts, there ae only two and» bal? per cent (laugbier.) Lundertake to say that there never | arge & business dons with ao little Joss ae the | g of minister.’ spd deacons’ eb jew Eog- | (Great Janghter.) Afler some further very happy remarks, Mr. Beecher | down, ioudly applauded. | The cighth regular teas; was, | The Common Schools of New England—Trea levellors in | which produced aa eveu surtsoo by elevating the | portions, Rey. Mr. ADAMS them rospone. Jer toast. He paid: Mr. Preaice the misfortune of come mer th 7 were cbil eg cannot descrive to yeu tke virtues that spring from the reboots cf New England. When [ think of the happy com- of borh sexer, tho Hight tapsz the wiadow, « that were always connested with school t the blesings the Cescendaate of regu: | Eagiand | ber the loag wiater evenings gor the Oxford fsmily Btole, € deacont and pastors? Who look upon the echools as tho support of the | American Cons‘itutiony You might as well take from | the rainbow its colors ss to Gesciive the public schools " pg tneir good i will not say | men as Dr. | e reboots for? Itista | (Cheers) When | Giferent © nations, e 3, 1 am always | bet they march set of national | te for the sume President; and all this ac- | Besides this, = great aire, exd all vot ves from our natioual schovls. I bas to bs done to acqny jh lauguage. I | feve in that charge that Das been brought | corrupting our own language, The gh ri wage is being acquired by ail persons inour | is. It is the waly io which » man rite out bis thoughts be world It ia | pguage ia whieb oid Wici out his esauya | to cid Merion, in Ox iis the language of lide: uid the only fapgaage of which this caa be sald: “ Lat a. be childcen of ihe ea: diborty. ple, nob) foreiaibers. tena, (Load | ant gellant ia sc- e baad, eatd:—New Lnglaad, | ht, aod whore heart | pud tuoat cordially at the | origin, ber historical asso | rieniture, her mannfacta- | ¢ brilliant, enduring fame of statesmen, are 8] linked by ruch reool | every State of this Uaica, Look at the thriv- | off with giant strides to the mighty | verwho were among the effictent | rohool, of Iawa end moraiity, | elated, and re: fihat meme? He ersof oorecountry They wer mn ¥h0 bad cat ans carved their foriuses from the | cuniry #chool house, amid the towering New Eeginn’. The’ youthful adventurer | con now be found far, far upon our froutivrs with his Bi and Webster, laying broad end | deep the foundations of soc ame thas having | a due revard to corner lo# aud gpeculation, but still de- the revenues of our country, /ushing States tato the Union, making his yotce heard ia the eouncis of our | country. and securing to posterity the blessings enjoyed | in bis New Eoglard home, thie hardy spirit of enterprise, | this nervous izspetuomty to grasp the fatnre wal defy and peril, haa been charscteristic of the Yenkoa acte ymou'h Rock to the Pacific. They fear the advance, uatil every river aad high- way in their progress ualtes in bearing witness to tueir | fre vod the r country’s who leave est; but they do cot leave beh boasting. (laughter) | hare brethvem who think t a tion to their think their im and popal lan¢ to bo underrated, and we bave bad some men whon we can look up to with pride Sir, the great Wedsier, (great applante,) with his grana and granite mind was wholly a New Kugiand man, aud ho did act yet his en- 3 watd t! ep rome of our t bears @ prop > men in large e largement of glory abroad. (Laughter.) There, too. the ornate ani masterly Breret?; (spplavse,) he is wholly a New Englancer; and there 1s (ur imaginative and | imegining Choate, (applanse,) whose sentences tlow | Hike the Amazon; and ihen there is old Ur. Beecher, ‘applaure,) & man whose rams will te known to | um as the worthy father of worthy soas. e | (Applawse.) But there is ove name which slivuli be | always mentioned when New Eogiand eaumerates her we That, rir, ie the name of Amos Lawrence. | doubt whether there ie in New York a batier mo’el of an enlarged merchant than Amos Isarence. He hat | the ragacity of a New Eogland mar and the geserosity of a prince; aud I sbouid be glad if the great princ'ples of property which he supperted could be held up for New | England wen—the distribution of means 40 as to elevate | | sceiety generally, There were all New Mogiand men, mad they were not narrow minced. We rejoice and glory in them. [ besrd of an improvement made yesterday by our New England friends iv Brooklyn—t hey admitcad tae ladies to their dimver; andi think New bogiacd woald considir that an improvement, that it will be iwmitated bere in The only thing New England has to with now is rosperity. There never has een a prosperous sociery Primen whobare not degenerated. It remains to be ezea whether New Englanders will be abie to prove their eu periority in that ree pect. I give you as a toart— The New Englanders out of Now Engisnd and ia Now York—May thoy iinprove all that is good im the old Lomastead. The #xth toast w ere of New England—An honored ancoatry— cumemorate their virtues; we Wou.d gucrisa them in ovr day and transmit to our posterity Mr. Fiexexizy responded. He saic—in tao refer- exce which har been wale to our ancestry, 1 have deen enticipated by some hing that has teken place this evening before, in the benediction, where the blessing of God was asked at the commencement of these festivities, We should remember who mato eur ancestors, whet they were, and by whose biecs- ings the reech of their piety aud perseveracce shioe around us and extend their (atiuence to ihe lacids Ocema. What were our ancestors? They were not bowing, and cringing, and frrhionable men. If you looked upon thair faces, Uney indicated the lines Of earnest and deep thought; and {{ ycu visited their fumilies they were con. stantly rebubing avd exhorting all around them, ping with their own childres, aod extercing to the aail dren of all sround them, (Laughter.) Only let them wee any cespotic authority, snd they were ap ina mo- ment, ready to ractifice J they posersed in def nce of their Liberties, and were willing to sacrifice all things for the honor of God’s kingdom. And what has fe done for althis? He bes made them tad of a great and ertul nation—how powerful we cannot know. Lat the Reopie of this land cherish suoh feelings tower's God and bis Bible ae our ancertors did, and the bright and Jorious things which He bes already given as & revard for their piety will be coptinued and perpetuated to our Our ancestors! I care not for high and ex , if they please, of their birth | to berglory beows | and [can owly thank you for enterprise, perseverance, conrag® snd skill. Wherever they d, whe ber at head of Lase Superior, the foot of | ‘onvtaias, or seeking with peco iar inquiry, »pi or the Rio Grande, they are | hey turn with enthusiasia and | 1 oak tree in a father’s yard; to the eld | 1 bowse in which were inculca ed their princi | government, morality, and learning, whoh lied } hem thus farsafely and successfully upon the | alent ocean of their lives. A man fer from his home « the power of his native Sits; her deeds become r feme is his, the camer of men who have a househeld gods, ond with « baraing heart ond outstretched hands he clings to that flsg, | wherever he may be, as if emb) acing agaia the cherishad | companions of his youth. It is thia asion of sentiment vwbigh maker us ferl that we are one people, and that wher ever we may be, in wiich® @ our lot may be cast, thie bond unites as by a golden chain; amd in the future, if amid prosperity or misfortune, may it be our Cestiny to rise is One united majesty and power, shakiag off gecuo: t) .nterest and feeling. still proclaiming, with one accord in (he langage of our grestent statescian, we “still live,” Jcould sey more upon this subject—it enlarges with won- Cerful rapidity; but there are others whe claim the timy, our attention, and wish success to the New Englead Society. regular tose” wari the United States—ho or rights, the We of American hon the honors, 4 ir--"Yankes Lo The next toast wa Our Bist foes ct human fentive beard. Dr. Beat ciety, He b: qualities of Ger ces of the lierly delightful to t American i wita ali y 0) seeponded on behalf of the St. Ueorge’s So ward a yood desl te night of the peculiar ew Eoglard, and he saw srownd bim evi- ul fants of history, *hich aes pesu- Bngiabman, Desause heir forefa ber Foglishmen. He could nesore them that the time was gone by when to apeak dispare of America Wau ony thing but grateful to Kaglian ¢Amertoam aod enter the Siamese energy and enterprise ba’ roused the enor price cf Hogiand. ‘as like the bood which conld got be severed withont risging their ce. He wished to give tae sonres of clmoat very. thing Vast is good in Amerioa, the fountain ef ali thoi of New England the Praident of the St. Andrew's Soelety, €4, ard propored— Kew England Privoipies- Free thought, (roe speech, @ and free sebo ui B, Dion responded om bebalt of the St, Pa- Sooitty.— This festival, be said, appeared to illas trate in scme Cegree, the porition in which thia great re public tood towards the romt ef the world, It was em- bitmatic of that tide of human It’ constantly teading vestward in the traces of the Pilgrim Pathera, to be wal- comed by % people distinguished above all other virtues for the msxoapimons liberality which they ed towards etrengers. There strangers were neither nn- mité!ul or ungrateful, Some of thew ¢ympathiaed with the stroggler of other people; but their first sentiment wae tor tho rafety, the honor, ani the peace of the republi¢ which they felt so bappy to call their own. The example of euch « people ac the American fs the thiug which tyrants dread; is the thing which can do mors for publi freedem than could the armies of Xarzes, (Ap- plavse.) He rejoiced as inuch as any New Englander the praises which he had heard spoken to night of tl Pilgrim Fathers, He gloviec in them an originating the ¢ra when, in tho words of the Seotiish bard, it to man the wide werld o'er, and sli that, fr om Ines anc kings let usmot suppose that thove will do us any good whore ready to sacrifices principle for mney. If we forrske our fathers’ course, and reek to build curselves up as ® nation by robbery and piracy, we will meet the same fate that has befallen them. | will sive you— ‘The Ancestors of the People of New England, who feared |, amd bad no other fear. Othe toast was received with ‘The Casas great applause. ‘the seventh — denen | ied mjeelf im am epasual place, aad under eir- things convected wi bration was the remarkable fact that the tative of St. George and St. Patrick set together at the same board, without an incipient growl—not only sat together, this oela- bat like the wolf ard the lamb, (rank, he was going sey, out of the same stream, but he would correct him: ae would have them to uncerstand, however, in applica Tion of the fable, that st. pe gnor] ®t. Patrick the lamb. (Great iter.) He should however, that he never knew @ wolf to conduct hi: more likes geutloman, than did the representative of | their bill and were about } tumbler was found in the roo | thisvame She wes ® girl of good moral training and | uvusual interest, waa disposed of youterday in the crio- | jog the motes from ihe genuine plate and di-posing of te | made an argument to shew that the charge allezed w Victoria baviny cverel wie that family here to-night. (Great laughter.) In oom- clusion, Mr. Dillon ga ‘Tho Great Modern Republio—Rivalling that of old, in ite tality to the stranger, aud destined to surpass it in h power avd Lonor. Mr Farpsxick De Peverme, President of the St Nicholas Society. 1erponded on bebalf of that society, He gave, in conclusion, the sentiment :— Now Engiand—Not loss distim vigor of her cons than for th have conterred vgoR the Union, The cext regular toas! was— ‘The Press—Frio, but vot licentious: out tnet on the outposte of liberty. Air— from the Opere of I. Puritai Mr Fuiter, of the Mirror, responded, The vext regular toast was :— Now Bogiand’s most Distinguished Son—Tn his. bia life, am example of moral greatness. Overiiow: admouish us that he “ sill lives” there. The memory of Daniel Wehster was drank la solemn silence, the company standivg, and the vend playing & funeral dirge Gen. Nyx, of New York, made some appropriate obser- on the subject of the last toast ant on New England generally. Jiis remarks were extremsly happy, and were well received, Amorg the other regular toasts of the evening, were— _ The Judiciary—Learned, firm sa? pure ; in taew our liver- shed for the intelleotual ial bowetite which they ant devo Well as vur festivities ; everwhere and alwaya hallowed in Our memories and aifoctions, ‘Ths company repsra'ed past midnight, delighted with the pleasant reunion at which they had assisted. Mysterious Deaths, TWO YOUNG G@IKLS FOUND DBAD IN “BED. (trom the Newboryport Herald, Deo. 19.) rla, who took lodgings on Friday night at the Mer- timac House, were foord dead in their beds on Sat his clerk | Barmam, alias Bracley, aged twenty year’, and annette Bawpior, aged uincteem.” They were girls «f bad repata- tion, snd have been recently residing in Seabrook. The facta iv the ease we learn are ax follows: — On V ednesday evening the yirls called at the office of the clork, ond stated that they imtemded to attend the dance at I} cenix Ball that night, and wished to secure « lodging. They were accordingly directed toa room, and in the morning staced that they were going away for the day, but should probably want to return at night, aed wished to take the hey of the roow, which #aa grapted. ‘They did return on Thursday night, and ou Friday morn- ing, & Women, the motherof the Sampier girl, called for them, sud they came down, paid their bill, and, leaving the key, departed, On this occasion Mr Drake, the lord. saw thera ‘or the first time, did not like the app: ance of the womag, ani was about to give so direotions to his clerk inthe mater, but “ating they had settled ving, refrained. Oo Friday pight, at paat ten o'clock, the bel! of the room rang, and the clers, aot aware that the room was ccoupied, avswercd the summons, To hiv surprise the door was opened by one of the girls whe occupied the rocin the night before, ead who he did uot know had re turned to the hovee, She stated that they were cold avd much chilled, and wished some hot peppermint. This was sent up, acd nothing more was heard from them during the night, except by one lodger in the house, | Who heard some groans from the room between two and three v’cleck, On entering the room in the morning, the Sampier girl ‘wss found ip bed, on the pillow, apparently having died quictly, and without # struggle, The other girl appeared to have attempted to rire, anil to have fallen ia the act, with ber head pear the foot of the bed, and her hands spread ou over the side, but inan easy position. Tho empty, not smelling of the peppermint. Two pairs of new #hces, hey had purclaced the day before, were on the It a)#o sppears thst they had purchased some atticlss of dry gools the cay before. but whether they were in the room or not we have not learced. There wis alao rere money found on them, but nothing which gare any ex claustion of tha matter, The bedios were taken to the Almshouse, and Coroner Cock called an inquest upon them. The stomachs were taken ons and sealed up for chemical oxemination, and the verdict will mot probably be rendered till after this has tater piace. We learn that there fr no trace of potton apparent on w superficial: xamination of the stomashs, which would provably have been the case if any of the ordi nary polsons bed bana used. ‘There is xo evidenee that they have either of them at any time tampered with medicinal drugs, and none that they moved in amy circle I | of society where it was an object for any one to put them out of the way. t thi from tere free scheol4 can never be ra. | evidence that they both died aatural deaths, w bideriog their | and epre: | markable if onl It is our im pression stage of the jh. con. foeble beaith exposure, unckaste habits spirite, wou'd not have been at all re- iY cne of them had died at the time—the ing outof the common course of events being the nce that they should both have expired on the night The Newburyport Herald states that the mother of the girl Brecley, alias Burnham, one of the two who wa: tovnd dead in bed at a hotel in that city, arrived on Moa- day nigh: where the girl ‘wae born in the year 188. She was from a highly respectably family of @bordant pecuniary abil Burnham waa her trae pame, and she called herself Bradley, claiming to have been married or premised marrisge with some person of reputable character, until she fell into evil hands, It is stated that anaralysis cf the contents of the stomachs cacnot be had until the close of the week, if so soon. ‘The State Stock Bank Forgers—Sentence of ! the Prisoners. {Fro the Ciscinpat! Koquirer, Des, 20 } This celebrated case, that bas been looked upon by the | cown unity at large tor several months past as one of ral court, Judge Flina, by the Gal sentence of all ths parties arrested end found guilty. Rensel Lemb, the youog man foreman in the engraving howe of Rawden Arigut, Hatch, & [isom, in tais city, Waa the first arieigned. He had ‘plead guilty to tne in- Cictment, and Lad acknow.sdged to surreptitiously priat- them tothe eountert bese against the par him to three years confisomont in the penitencisry. James Jonee, 12 answer to the usual interrogatory if ho had anything to ery before the sentenee was pronounced, He wea also the principal wit- against him did not come within the jurisdiction | of the court He further spoke cf Lamb ae por- juring bimelf. Jones i# an intelligent young man, pormessed of an excelent edceation, but unforia: st im the ca‘e, is a moat expert tiouably dons the filling up of Ho was feuionoed te the penitentiary fer » term of ten years, James Kelly Cevied having anything to do with the businers; ard raid that Laud bad aworu falsely agsinat Lim. Sentenced ieu years in the penicentiary. Milton Parker said he bad been but twelve days out of the penitentiary when be was arrested on tha 26th of Juve last. The day bofore tha arrest, hy Aad bat just arrived from Louieville, and had no kaowiedge of tha Caio State Stock business, At that time be had no money to buy the bills, nor hed he opportunities to execate any forgeries if he had boen so ¢ wed, The Coart remarked thet, like “poor Tray,” he was caoght ia bad aompeny. Tt will be remembered that Varker was cangot at Towa- ex's house, on thy afternoon of the arrest of the coua- ter'eitert, and tbat several sheets of the unsigned Stsie Stock notes wersfourd on his person, He was found | guilty en two indictments, and sentenced to five years on cach, making a tern of tex yeare in tha sereice of the State. Wm MeGoara said he was convicted by perjury. He had lived in the city for years, aad hoped the Court would be lenient, Sonlenced for ten yourn. Lewis Dolitman had formerly plead guilty. The Court *aid, HX OF seven years ago be was an honest bard work- ing man; but he was now destitute of character or friencs. Ho bad ron 2 deepe sta esreer of crime; hs had broke jails and petitentizries, and it was well knowa fest from the commexccement that he had been exten- tively engaged in connterfeiting. Sentenced to ten years “This gang is one of the most Zaring and sceomp'ished set of ecoundrels and conacerfeiters that over existed in this community, but the >rincipa’ ones aro no# about to Co the State some service, and it will not belong before the «thers, whe aye well kaowo, will becaught, and shares similer fate, REMARKABLE PxeskavaTION OF Tae LIFR OF AN 1 AT FEA.— About ter mouths since, the captain of ku East India ship, in company with bis wife and an in fant » fow days old, left the port of Caleutts for Boston. Aitver belrg #t sea two days bis wife died, when be put back for au se, With much difficulty he procured oue, eniegsio put (enea, When three days out the narse was isken with the reurvy, of which disease she war afilicted the whole voyag-, and consequently was unable to give the slightest attention to the child, In this emergency the milk of a gost was resorte’ to, as food for the babe. After afew weeks the gos: died, ant from (iat time tll the arrival of the sbip at thiy port, afew Gaye vines, the oply food the iafent bat partaken of was bard cea bread soaked in water, the father soting 3 purre end discharging the duties Cevolring upon him as captain of the ship, durlog ¢ long aud stormy pesrago. Ov arrival, the nurse was taken to the oad et and laa since died, The captain went at ones to bis home wita hit child, and the remain of ita mother, which were in- terred im Pilgrim soil on Sanday avt Tue child, now seout ten months old, appears to be in good health, not- withstemaing the hardships and sufferings it has pazoed through. Listen Transerijt, De Aagerst or aN Escarep Convicr.—Orlando B. Losey, who evcaped from the Marsachuretts prizon reveal weeks since, wa arrested at vrattshurg, New Yor, on Monday, by Deputy Sheriff Allia, and pasied through thia oity last night 10 the cars; he was heavily iroued. He had beea two years iu prison, on a life sen- tence for the ertme of arson and burglary, or rather for repeated crimes of this kind He was on a visit to his father and sister hon srrested. After breaking out of privoa be committed several burglaries. He man, of rather delica'e appearance, but appears harden- 6d in crime, He told the sheriff that he should have shot him ot tho time he arrested him, if he had ben ia the open air, with s chance of escape, and that he would eboot him or kill him in a moment, for the eake of gettin achancs to be ‘res, He declares that if free he wou! steal anything he wight want, and says ‘the canuot help it.” He asserts olao that he nad rather go back to prison then be buoted aud berraesed as be has been of late. [He told the sheriff a5 he was riding along in the cars toat he hsd $7 im the toe of his boot.—/artford Times, Deo. 21. CeLEDRATION OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE Sinan Sanne At PorTiaNy.—The board of trade at Portland gave a dint er on Tuesday evening, to celebrate the arrival of the stesmsbip Sarah Sanda from Liverpool. John B Browa presided, and speeches were made by Dr. Caruthers, former)y of gon Josiah 8. Little, ex Mayer Cahoon, Jobn A. Poor, I’ it of the railroad to Canada, Icha- bed Goodets, of Portsmouth, N. H, and several others. been toasied, Mr. Starr, British & toast for the President of the consul. responded and say, out of the same bottle. (Laughter.) He | Usited Sutes. Good feeliog between tho countries was of of the and sentiments, The Batch Mn petra mare, oT cate a 207 a ef her (the Sarah Gands’) large cargo, is imported on ecoount.”” A MOTHER MUSDERKED bY HER SON. The trial of Hugh brom for the warder of bis mother, fn April lact, commenced in Waukesha, Wissomsim, om Friday last.’ The evidence of the guilt of the prissuer is very conclusive. The testimony, as given by the Mil- | waukie Neus, is as follows :— Jobs Sullivan, the husband of the deceased, and step- fatber of th» prisoner, was the 735 witness examines. The tea:inone of Sullivan en to show that about tes Gays defore the mop y a i the bedroom window of his about nine o'clock at ba it welling house was sma, word in, His wile immediarely went out of doors, and be he: ber exclaim, ‘Don’t si jour mother, be or words to that eilect He | cautiously out end saw & person escaping from the premises, whom he believed to be the prisoaer. For this affair, complaint waa mado againet the prisoner, by the deceased, before Justice Tich- enor, for avagult with intent to | NYork, kill. Tae witness also | ™ testitied thet on the afternoon of the marder, jast before | sundown, while be was dragging in his field, some parson from bebiud a stub of @ tree about a rod distant fred 6 ball at him which passed very near to his heal; that he saw the heed of a hind the stub; end that soon after he saw w person whom hue believed to be the prisoner. running akulkingly into an adjacent wood. He then want home to bia house and told bis wife of the whole aifnir. She immediately went wo her neighbor, John Hickett, aud in about an hour re- turned with him. A half or three-quarters of an hour after Hackett arrived, and while he and Sullivan eat together smeking on a bench in the kitehen, Mrs. Sullivan bsing out of doors, they beard # loud report of a gun or pistol. Im- mediately aifer he rd thé My son Hughy has shot me,” or words to that effect. Ha seized his cnn st once and was going out of the door, when Hackett advised bim not to go, and called his two little daughters, about tem or twalve years of age, who weein an adjoining rocm, to go to their mother; they went, and be soon after followed and found har Iving on the groond, two or three rods from the house, saying that she wae shot, and that her son Hughy bad shot her. He carried er into the house and lighted le, and thea discovered that a ball hal eutered ber left breast, and thst the cslico dress in the vicinity of the wound waa on fire, She afterwards used expressions like these, ‘‘ He & puta pistol to my breast andeaid, ‘If Tem fit to bo put | im irons, [’ll pui you under ground frat? On, that I should bave raired a son to kill mel’? The neighbors and & priest was sent for, and she died ina fow hours, rhe trial iested eight days at the expiration ef which the jury decided that Drom was not guilty. Mowument to Cainoun.—The proposition to ap- propriate the #umn 0: $30,000 towards » monument to Mr. G aihoun, han been Inid on the table im thw South Caro- lina Houre of Reprerentsiives, by a vote of sixty to for- ty-nine It was objected that such a cistinetiva in favor of Mr. Calucun would be invidious, siace Sumpter, Ma- rion, snd otber distinguished Carol'nten:, had not ‘been equally honored MARITINE INTELLIGENCE, Movements of Ocean Steamers. ew York, BG All packages and laters intended for the Nuw Yore Hrxa.p shvuld be sealed, RR Re ALMANAO FOR NHW YORK—THIS DAY. MOON RISES. , HIGH WATER, —33 CLEARED, Steamship verpool, E K Collins. Sveamebip } Franklin, atkins, Charleston, & Lincola Lo. Ship Calhoun, Truman, thip Chum borago, Gilosrist, Lavre, wi Sbip Silas Greenman, Magus, New Orleans, Sit liaison, White, New Ol WT Frost. nil udson, , Now Orlears, a Bark ocrge & Ludwig (Brem), Hsleadeok, Valparaiso, B Payenstadt & Sobumac jecla, Peterson, Card W Hall (new), Carp on, Brig Telegeaph, Stein, Charleston, Adams & Hawthorn, Brig TH Seowart, Owene, Daltinute, J-& 4 8 Thompson. Schr Mary Cassen, Plummer, Belize, La, Mayhew, Talbot & ‘Sehr Caroline E Foote, Worth, Guayama, Ch: Schr Golden Rulo, Malcolm, Wilmington, J U Schr Abi Aldon (Lr), Crowell, Alexandri Bonus. “Schr Emily Jobason, Turnell, Baltimore, Johnson & Lowden. chr Sarah C Eng!s, Starr, Philadelphia, Jas W M’Kee. Schr Wm T Conquest, She Sloop Rienzi, Durics, ar. Stenton & H Pierson. ARRIVED. Steamship Hermann, Hicgine, Bremen, Dee 3, vie South- empton 7th PM, with mdse and’ 110 pressnger oles, Sand & Riera, Experienced variable winds aud wosthor dur- ing the pascage. P nip Samoee Havre, 34 days, in “tip Samotet, (of Boston), Chap ballast, with SO pa 4, to miABLer. Ship Bea Lark \of tt), Woodbury, Blsineur, Nov 3, with hemp, &e toW F Ropes & Co, dxporionoed vory heavy weatler Guricg the latter of November, but bas come from iat 6}, lon 30, since 7th Dec, with fino aud pleasant weather. Ship S F Austin, Clark, Galveeton, 30dayr, with cotton and suger, to JH Brower & Co, Jn she lat of Charloston, saw a lurgs number of cotton bales adrift, Prom sbroast of Key west up to Manila reef, wasin company with ship Russel Sturges, from New Orlesns for Europe. Ship Pacitic, Nelson, New Orleans, 13 “days, with Wm Neleon & Sons. ‘Dec 7, off Carystoot rest, pa Rajah, trom N Orleans for [avee; 95 lat 20 41, While Feefing tupsails, Was struck by ® squall from she south: re topmast stay ward, which tlew the three top coronas ae & a1 bound N sicce passing aged vessel Cape Liatieras; 224, lat Ss 3) lon 72.90, saw a large steamer stotring SSK (crobably the San F) aaciseo, for the Pacitio). Ship Mecintur, Doll, New Orloens, 13 days, with mdee, to Win T Frost. Dee 14, st.2, lon 71 WW, was boarded by s boat from bark Charia, of Thomaston, trout Malaga for Now Fork, ort of provisions: supplied thein, park J “ Hilndort, Bremen, f7 a Bark Jchanna (Srem), with mdse ama 213 pas so Henmsis Mallee & Goal rs b yh the . OW aE Jone Colt dzo, Sazua 1 Grande, 20 day, k Join Golly, Steckori with resar ® a ; = Cartwright, Harr gon & Co. jenged ver: weather. Pofark Chase, Chase, Saga la Grande, 22 di voetrk Faith (of Portland), Jowett, Sagua la Grand days, with suger, to Smith & Nob ‘Dark Loutes Kilham (of Soston), Whita, Havana, 21 cays, with eoga-, tomactor, Experienced heavy weather. Bark ster (of Thomaston), Robinson (fate M’Keilar, who died at H Nov 15), Havana, with sugar, to Ceballos, I’sdor & (Sigh ME Trout (of Lincoln yil Now Orleans, with eugar, to Bb Hurlbut & Co.’ Geo 14, 16, lon 77 45 saw frock of brig Montilla, of Bllsworth, lumber loaded; Lad 13 inches wat was probably from Darien for » Nort the left here about the let of November for Dar! waster. | ‘Hirig Arvede(I'r), Retoult, Rochelle, 42 days, with brandy, to lerebentath & Vaa Dacime, Les boom 9 north of Hatteras. be ia ntiago (of Plymouth, Mass), Wright, Denia (Spain), 40 days, ana Gibraltar 3S days, with raising, &c, to Francia, Gownz & Co. “Sieg Winthrop, Simmons, Carthagens, 25 days, with hides, c, ty Everett & Drown, uae Clark Wingor (of Kingston), Foccival, Port au Prince, 01 6 dey ed, to or 2 Mons Be oka alands, 20 days, with 10% the with suge ing Dolphin (Be), Miller, Kick! av Sachs. The D bri home wate wad, tines seamen, of brig Xtolis, lost at Turks Islands Nov 14. Dee 10, 60 miles uth of Uape Hattoras, ox- eritneed @ heavy gale from NNE, during which iaid to 7 ; 9th Ist 25 U7, low 72 44, epoke achr Wioda”’ mM ly the W ¥ er, aa Rod pc omings for Boston, 5 jays out, short o! Vietene; 4 wile iying to inn ailefrom NW, ‘oU roiloa BB of Saudy Mook, saw a Lrig with loss cf bea lo! maic mas Erix luairces, Willar, Turks Jslands, 20 daye, with salt, to er, Brought home two seamen of the ship France, of Fulladelphis, wrecked ou Salt Key Nov 25. Deo 11, 11:5) PM, while lying to in a gale feom NN W, was struok by a beavy soa which carried away bulwarks, broke stan- oh lost larboard oathead, and receive th, Int 36, lom 74 standing, fo paccod the wrosk of goue by the deck; passe n board; the Lull was white quarter rails; coul me belos of cotter "a mast, with cro Brig Keoka (6f Bonto Speer ee OES oe troim Lagune, for Gott, 16 days cats a0 iam brig edward, from Lay 4 4 ott Gun Rey Light, was in ooatact with aa unknown brig; re- eived some slight damage. <eTrig Bream (ir), Camofon, St Thomas, 2 days, with hides, Sc, to Wettnore & Co. Deo 3, 1st 9, lon 73, epoke bark Za- ward, cf New York, bound S (bonce for Apalsonicola), Brig Villaxe Beile (Lt), Harvey, Windsor, 15 deya, Pisster, to master, m: close to, but could not ainted biack with rot 6 th Brig Here}d, Juce, St Marks, 20 days, with cotton, to Smallwood ‘erron && Co. Rohr ita eet, Smich, Savannah, 12 days, with cotton, to s ton & Talimat Deo 16, tet ‘39, 1et76 15, spoke bark Faith, of Portinns; sme day, npoko bark Corinthian, troa days ont. i it Mathr mobile, Bees 1, 10 days, with ogtton,t» eras beating W 6 mailer, pore fe otive und W; lost part of deck pire of lumber, ana bad boat ste oa brig chr SJ Waring, Feancie, Gharloston, G days. ECEE Icha Cadwalder, WWiamns, Goorgstown, 13 days. Dax 18, off Cape Hatteras, lost part of deek load. Kehr Macy A Haman, Haman, Swansboro,’ NC, 11 days, Sehr Wake, Driggs, Wi minton, 3 anys, hz LS Perry, omas, Bonu Sent barab linabcts, Somers, Alexandria, Deo 19, of Bi t, lost maainboomn. Rohe Hanover, Whippls, Richmond, 3 day: Schr A Beker, Baker, Fredericksburg, 4 Sebr D Currey, Hondtikson, Milford, J d Schr Sarth And, Smith, Wilmington, Sohr Benjamin, Uassady, Rassport, Sohe Samuel Castner, Cullin, Roi Bebs,Loulen, Chase, Boston, 3 days, Eebt Cadet, Matthews, Rockland. Bebe Julian, Hewett, Rocka 4. ebe alfred, 00) Behe Josicl: Achora, Morell, Rockland. hebr Jobn Hisrt, Smith, Rockland. Solr Agawam, esas, Ware’ ain, . Steamer Delaware, Seymour, Vhilsdelpbia, BELOW. Ship Cathoring, 11 days from Charleston. ark & rin, of Thomaston, from Malage, from Havens, D ay Bo re Bark J Bark Jul Echr ble Also, ® brig, unknown, SAILED. ip Win Ponn, Charleston, ‘Wind during the day SSE; 8PM, NW. Stenme (By Savoy Hoox MaGyeric Tatnonarn.) The HighLanpe 6 23-—Sundown, Tho bark Julis Dean, two other bari id a brig, are off the Hook fooand in NW. Weather foggy. Wine fresh tro [Pen Sreawanie Hermann.) Anxrwrne—Arr Deo 2, John Aviles, Hart, EH: thro 17 b cy overboard, Brisrou. bid trem the Fill" Deo, Kosruth, Pe 1 TOL uM Crocker, C1 lo. pravx-Mid trom Royen Roads Nov 23, Harriss 8pal- ing, *palding, N¥ork, Bremen—arr Nov 9), Beeps AAT MEAP BISEY, soe RDIPF—Bid Deo 3, Bam Immink, Sen Franclsee, SERIES NTO A Bo VKM Ave —ASE son, who was screening himself be- | expression, Oh, fam shot! | al ; Dee 1, Car a spegiten Eats hes Sas De janok, Te Nov ah aestis Walker, Wiswell, London, a, for Liverpoo!, 100 days out ‘ortemouth 4b). Kemsined Oth, Jam C. via Mab Bid 224, . A ., N¥or! GRoonmhvan— Ate har 3a; Rant ster, Barclay, Bombay Drat—Arr Deo 3 Astarte, Webb, London, and proceeded for San Francisco (passed Ape. ‘Mots, for Kio 5 Luening—Bid from tbe Beds Deol, Wendols, Brandt, Groversten—Arr Deo 2, Sexflower. Knizht, Cardiff. Giasaow--Sld Deo 2, New Kgland, Prattenu, NYork. LuoksTaptT—Arr Doo 2, Nord Amerika, Putors, NYork. cEAreeree— 4a Deo 5, Geo W Bourne, Harding, Cal- outts. Hutt-—Arr Deo 2, Ellen Maria, Silsby, St John, NB (after being asboro—see Grimsby, below); 4th, Admiral Moorsain, Bykes, St Petersburg. Sid Deo 1, Harmonia, Doane, aad Brandywine, yman, N York Hann RG—Sld Noy ®, Wiles, Jur; ‘St John, NB; ssiagton, Hill, St EY , Croseant City, Bal. Contiagn’, Drummond, N York; Orr sader, Hunter, Pernambuoe; Sd, Wining Sua, Moers, Rio Ja” norio; Lady Russel), » Movile, Parkmatts, Henry- Virgivin; Jersey, Day, and Sardinia, Jordan, NOrlcans 4th, Groat Westera, Farber, NYorx; © Jerome, Jr, Com do:’ Quosa Victoria, Chase, NOsleans; Epglaud, MoLachlan, Mobile; bth, steamship Golden Ago, Porter. Melbourne. ing tnlehus repsirs:) Jacob 4 es Id 20, England, Bootie, Mobtie K: Scotis, MoLeen, Baltimo 1, Sal ray nid for ldg 2u, Laqy Lucy Thompecn, Pend et m, Melbourne av r+ Falhlend, Duguid, Ap ton, NYork; Mernisid, Kobinson, Philaitelph 7 ard, Norton, NYork; J J Batherae, brown, Fhilavelphia; bth, Ansten & Litem, Burgess, Chatias- ‘Tagua, Wade, Lisbon; Mary Garston, Johnston, #o- bile; Hersilia, Leslie, Montevideo and Buenon Ayres; Levi Wordtury, Nioko:on, NOrlesns; Webster, Lawreace, aad Middlesex, Larmiee, K York Butd out Doos Nightingalo, Mathor, Boston; J 01 son, rk. Uld ont 2d. Opush ‘is; Sta, Panema, Graves, Rio Sanviro. oJ, Pacagon. Wilkinson laary port, “Sid ‘Nov W, Creole, shields, NUcleaus; » Kobl, NYork. on~-Aatt Nov 28, Hl de Julho, Pinto, NYork. i1¥0RD—~Putin Leo 1, Blisa Robinson, from Newport for Maceira, with of etanchoons aud bulwarks, having keoa in cvllision with American bark Yankee Blade, night ita ult. (the ¥ b arr ab bristol, same day, | BMxaret—Are Doo L, Caiypro, srowa, London. Manswittes—Arr Deo 2, Celestina. Ber ‘ork. Newcastir—Cld Deo 2, Adrian Noale, N York; Gannah Oreoker, Potter, N York; 2d, Bristol, Harris, Phitnde) oats. Newrorv—arr Deo 1, Seores, 7 Gioucoster for N York, ot, Mata, Bridgewater, for % 34, A rk. Sid 21, Messor, one ‘son, Wilmington; Worthy of Deven, Wilkinson, New ori Nisuwe Drer—In port Nov 80, Jacober, Pakker, for N York, ready. Paterno—Arr Nov 18, David K Atking, Ryder, Bossom; 25th, Deny, verily Macillies; a0ta, MH Blade, Baker, non Queaxsvown—Sld Deo 2, Prebjslaw, and Kossyth, Fs 101 Dawson, NYork; Sd, Emisrans, rs lobile; 4ta, Bt Lawrence, Malony, Sevannan, Quayinv's Poinr (Lough Foyle)—Pet back Deo 3, Native Richan, for Boston US, with ruddor pintie broken and part of buiwarks curried away, Bu! Ds—Ame Reo b, Colombo, Gray, Havre, ld to Dec 2, Thalia, Forrest. London. der Ed, nd, Stewart, NYork. ent Fillmore, Siaish, N se jumsaeh, Gardner, Newosstis, and old Vavxncia—Arr Nov 25, Sos Nymph, Wright, Plymouth. Bxtrast, Deo4—The Brooksby, from the Clyde for San Francisco, which put into this Lough on the 17th November, making water, after being repaired, waa found still to be in alesky state, aud has been brought wp here, ‘The greater part of her cargo will havo to be discharged. Nawoastir ox-lynz Doo 2-Jamee Hoary Dyer, a na- tive of Now York, fell from tho maia riggiog of the brig Vio tor, Duncan, cf Montrose, frcm Croustadt for tho Tyne, om Monday, Nov 28, st ¢ 4M, and was ¢rownod, Liv¥qroom, Leo 2--The Edward Job has pub back with bows damaged (bai been in contact with & ship, boli. ved from Bom Nov 3, off Rardsey, in 0 Wanefe | rcporta that 620 was in collision at the time and Pince spovificd with an American ship, outward bound, sud fe ScrLLY—sld Deo 2, Ale: Sta Botwith the Edward Johnstor Z Wansfell lost ,bui- warks, cnthead, suchor, snd 40 fathoms of chaia. AD unsteccssful atte.cr) was made yoserday te get the Lucy Haunah, her ce tor Mobile, off the Strand near Jurby Point (ile of Man}. Ancther attempt will be made to-day, dth—fhe America stearsor Goidea Age, for Metbourne, has been ron dry in tho Hnskigson Loot, the o leak dixovered,” amd the r: pain bili completed on Mo: day afternoon. (The G A gailod Si GRinswy, Des 2—The bark Holea Marta, Sileiy, 8), from Bt Jin (NB) for Bull, proviovely 1 ear Thetdlcthorpe, was £28 ofl Jast ui t's tide, atter arging about $00 dea!s, with the assistance of steam. “in sil D di tug from this port, [See Hull—sbove.] Disasters. Bank Hypeno: Byperion, mentioned having gono dowa whon the vessel sun viously reported rescued by th to the lost bark mer America ag » Waa the parcy pro- Crocus, and takea to . however, arrived the: who stated that 1, two e%, and three mn wero lort with . The Edward Everett oaly reports eaving the . two mates, and two seamen. If there be no mis- ‘eke in the given numbers, three persons yet remain unas counted tor. Brio Vinrace, suppored to be lost on hor voyage to the W const of Africa, from Salem, was cood el Of WY) toms built in Scituate, Mass, owned by Kobort Brockhouse. Eaq, and,with her cargo, was insured in Salem snd Boston Me Wm Hi Taylor, of vidence, RI, aged about 22 was s passeagor. Her roll contained the names of Bovj 3 Williams let officer, &go¢ 28; James li Marshal, 2d oflicrr, eee 22; Chas Weatly, John Stanford, Win J Loyd, Wm H’ Nicholas, Benj Leary, and John B Debert, seamon; Jamea M Livingeton, cook and steward~ail bailing from Salem. Bric Maria, Ingraham, from Matanaas for Providenos Put into Wilmington, NU, 17th ings, om account of hoad winds and short of provisions. Bric RM Cuanvrox, at Savanneh 17th trom New Orleans reports ® very severe galo 9th, Ith aud llth, with a tromen- douvus ses, in Guif Stream; shipped eevera! bad water caoks and sevecal barrels m. om deck stove, ad foro- Fass eprung, dc., and leaked badiy. Was obliged to soud 15) miles eaetward to anve the duck ioad. Baio Joseruvs, from Savanah for NYork, reported baving put into Doboy, was towed back to Savannah l7th. Br rie Susan, from Boston for Picton, before reported aehore au Change Harbor, NS, was gvt off and taken into Pio- ‘tou on Sth inst, Br scun Pxxoonar, from New York of and for Yarmouth, NS, put into Now Hedtord inst, haying been ia contact Web inet, 10 PM, in Vineyard Sound, with so unknown achr. in which had mainmast asd both puraps carried away close to the deck, starboard railand several stancheons stove, sania torn, &o. jt is stated chat che is in charge of Chas Grivnelli wreck mastor, but it does not appear what state of the cage required him to take eharge. agent of underwriters war bev inor save materials, four Inpyvexpence, from Philsdelphia for Newbury” ors, with cosl, which put inio Newport some time sinceia ® loxky cond tion, and takox upon the marine railway, was launched 20th, having repaired, and is now reloading. four Avevsrve Moons, from N¥ork for Kdenton, NC, 1 16th inet, Cape Hatteras W 5 mites, with sel yo tow fi er ia the hoid aad pumpa choked, by bark Kedar, Who took off the captein and crow, and ‘carried them to Boston, Boxe C A Hrexsuxn, from Phitadelphis, which was chore at Gallep laland, elsted of Ly atoamer Roseue, after discharging part of ber cargo of col into lighters, and arrived at Boston 2d, Memoranda, Clipper ship Phantom (of Boston) Hallet, from Callao, ab Rio Janeiro in éistroas. arrived Oct 18, in a passage of oaly 32 days, ssid to be the quickest ever made. teamer RB Forbes was to losve Bolmes’s tfole on Wod- needay afternoon, to cearch tor ship Abby Pratt, Telegraphic Marine Reports. Boston, Dee 23. iso; Rockall, N BL Davie, J. Pitt, and im ek, Phiindelph cchrs Lucy Ann, Belle, Plymouth Rock, and Cornelis, NYork; A Lawren: 0. Alvo arrived—Bark Elizabeth, Now Orleans, Reports Deo 21, South Shoal E by jaw portions of & wreok, deck planks newly torn off, bulwarks, &o; parte cf two topinaste, ebowt 18 feet long, and three boat oars ecraped and bright; suppoced to belong to a eli.p of 500 oF 600 tor CHARLESTON, Deo 23, nA rtived-—-Bark Massnchusetis, Barre; brig Mary Hamilton, ew York. In the offing—Ship Camillus, Liverpool. Herald Marine Correspondenoes Pirtaverrnta, Doo 23—4 PM, teamship City of Manchester, Wylie, Liverpool; Taylor, Borton; brige Chicopee, Ryder. do; Gover: ror Brovsk, Yorke, Matanxas; sobrs MM Freeman, Mullong, Malaga; Aleyone, Hand, Charl J 8 Curtis, Risley, Poriland, Ct; AG Cattll, Williams, U D Hallook, Davis, Boston. Clenred—Sobrs © © Stratton, Westeott, Wilmington, NC; Ki elly, Boston; Goo Washington, Camp, kioh- Notice te Mariners. Cop? Willy, of steamer Florida, at Charleston 10th inst from Jackscnville, reporta that the buoy for Doboy bar Las drifted one mile and « half south of tie bar. PROTORRD CHANGES OF LIGHTS AT Care HATTERAS, Rovr’s ISLAND, AND OCRACOKE, COAST OF NORTH CAROLINA, During this month, (December,) = temporary light will be placed outside of the lighthouse tower at Oa) Haiterae, about 10 feet below the present lantern, (1 feet above the level of the cea,) equal in power and bril- Maney to the light now exhibited at thet point, ‘Tho present jight will be extinguished at the time of lighting the temporary light, for the purpose of eleva\ing the tower, preparatory to placing upon it a first order frernel flashing | ns light, During the month of March next @ firat order fresael flashixg white light will be oxbibited from the Cape Hat- teras tower from an elevation of about 160 fect above the level of the ken, which should be visible, under oireu mata from eleva't level of the cea, sbout 183 nantical miles, ‘This My ht will be recognized by observing that in every 20 seconds of time there wi'l be an eclipse of 12 seconds Ouration, fcllowed by & brilliant flash cf 8 seconds ara- tion; or in the same Ralsaret in every 15 seconds; of time, there will be an eclipse of 9 seconda duration, ol: Jowed by a brillisnt flash of 6 seconds duration, The approximate position of the Cape Hatteras light- house, ax determined by the coast survey, is:—Lat 36d lém Iie 8, lon 764 30m 839 W from Greenwich, Body's Land Light, Simultaneously with the exhibition cf the flashing light from ths Cape Hatteras tower, the revolving light at Body's !slana, about 32 nautical miles to the northward of Cape Hat ieras, will be changed tos fourth order fresnel fixed white light, varied by altecnate red and white flashes ‘ The focal plane of thia light will be 50 fect above the level cf the nea, and should be visible, under favorable circumstances, from an eleyation of 10 feet above the level of the sen, at a distance of about 12 nautical miles ‘The approximate position of Body's Island light, aa de termined by the coast survey, ia:—Lat 36d 47m 20.68 N, Jon 76d 31m 208 W from Greenwich. Ocracoke Light. At the same time the present revolving light at Ocra- coke, about 2534 nautical miles to the southward and westward of Cape Hetteras lighthoase will be changed to a fixed white light, with a focal piane 75 feet above the level of the soa, and should be seen, under favorable cir- cumstances, from an elevation cf 10 feet above the level of tre sea, about 1334 nautical miles, The approximate position of Nai peg angel an de- const Lat 06m 31.68 N, term! by the surve; Jon 764 68m 27.48 W from more minute and cise day pon which these changes will be made the will 4 Isngerous thoal, with only 9 fect water upon it at bw with the Sher Battora’ lighthouse, beariug ‘at night, into lose pppronehieg irom thé northward and to 11 fathoms approse! from the THORNTON A TENISLNS, Sestetary Department, Office Lighthouse Board, Deo. 2, LIGHT ON HERON NECK, PENOBSCOT BAY, MAI A fixed red light will be exhibived at sunset om the eft Febroary, 1884, and h succceding day from sunset wunri. A the lighthouse receasly erected on the south of G: Island (che southeramost of the Fox Islan Ponobseot Ba: ) Tele Lebt ie latended to serve as 9 gall to vessole in enter~ i Harbor end liurriosne Souue Pa . easury 1853, ordinery high arove the jal or «of of the iantern is painted black, approximate position of this light, a6 derived from Blant’s Phare tea ie min, north latisude, 63 deg, 51 mim. 50 se0. longitude weet of Greenwich The following maxaetic pearings have beon taken from the Lighthoure, vig. :— ‘To the east end of Seal Island. miles, West and of Wend E “d hook all Rock. | 0 # Water). 10. West end of Martiniou Hurricane or Deadman’ Covered at high water) Baddloback Light-houso tw. bys. “ aK BLS. sass E. by 8. “ * Tho whole distance fi Nock Lodge te Otter Iels Bamstoue Yalasd and Gaddiovack Lighe le tall of essies ledges. By order cf the Light-houss Board. Corps Topl. Engi a Tuapeoter tat beds ‘orps Topl. Engineore, an es ‘Dist. Portland. Mey Deo. 188 NP PAR ISLAND, MAINE, exhidited on Me day oi Fobraary, INS, at sunset, and on from eunget to sunrise, in the ligath supply tae plaoe of the one destroyed bi on the southwort poiat of Bear Jaland, northeromest of the Cranberry Til ds Island) his iight is intended te teriug Uranherry luland, Norsheass and’ Soubhe ve 35 of the are of the ‘Tho tswer Is conatcuoted of red brisk, aud is joined to the ud cf the Keeper's dwelling; tho roof of the lantern is painted lack. ‘The’ centro of the lantern is twenty-four feos above the ground, and tne base of tho tower eighty shree foot above ordinary bigh wator mark. ‘Tho Light shoold be visible, ia good weather, from | ver} tion ten feot above the water, ab & distance of 153 nautical ors, and will ijlumi 0 pesition of this light, as derived from Iatitude it dog. 17 min. north, longitude 65 deg. 17 min’ 0 seo. woes from The following m: taken from the lighthouse: To Bakir’s Island lighthouse . miles. B. by 8, dist. 5} Monument on Bunker's dry byS Sa Granite 1 edge (3 feot at low water) E. 32 3. of Outer end of Loug Ledge. ‘oiat o¢ Cranberry Lsiand, Ledge... 8. y By order of the wt Ae Board, Corps Toyl, Engi iE ne torps Tol, Engineers, and Inspector let Portlazd, Mo, Deas 8, 150 ye LIGHT ON THE WrsT END sss Flynn's SHIP ISLAND, MISSISOIP! Onand after the 2th of December, fixed white light will be exhibited from the lighthouse tower recentl: op the west end of Ship Isiacd, Guif of Mexico. is lizbe wil) be exhibited from an elevation of fifty-two foot above the 1 of the ses, and sbould be seen, under favorable cumstances, from tho deck of a vessel of ordinary size at the distance of about thirteen nautical miles. The 0: imaig + of xi Position ofthe light deduced trom the table of geogeapai posi tained iv the a of the Superintendon: she rrvoy for 1851, ie ~ lon 88 of Grocuvich. By order of tho Lishthoute Renard . LEADBETT! Le! Captain of Engincors and Inspector sth L A Mobile, Ala, Nov 2, 1803, USSurvevivo ScHoonen Georom fremns, Grovexstea, Mi S1n--In obedience to your order of the ceeded by courses Inid down ins letter from Mr. Bl Profesor Bache) in search of the shoal spot to thi ward and eaetward of Fipponice’ Bank. I commenced sounding in ling No 1 (sf toe sketch furnished me) abouw® 104M, on the 16th, but found no bottom. wit fathoma line up and down, until betweon 5 and 1 found seventy fathoms on liny No 6, having in th Tun over she shonl wpot a3 ‘Tho wind being light and $s teavorse I could, sua tounding as often’ a3 practi with the email number of men I had, but found no bottom again wali a little after meridian on the 17th, when I struck 40 fath« and endeavored to follow the lino of soundix gs. I was stra with ssteorg tide rip, in appearance the @ as those off the Nawtucket shoals, tonding to the northward and werte ward. Tran one lino along the eastern edge, soundings in 88 and 40 fsthoms, another lime through tho middle of it, before leaving the ground a line on the soutiern edge, Lamm dispored to think that there ars several dilfereut knol with s depth var ing from 3) to 70 fathoms, not now Ii down on tho ch The chorscter of the bottom, as far as E was able to obtain it, was ooarse sand in the fathoms water, and soft mnd inthe doeper water, Iremain, respectfully, Ke, your obedient servant, (Sinned) ‘7 3 TLUGER, Licutonant U S Navy. Lieut Commanding HS Stellwagen, U 3 Navy, Avista’ in the Coast Surroy, Sld from New Bedford 216 Ocean. 4 emen. hip Mount Wollaston, Paclfie Heard from Nov 20, no-Ist £o, by lotter from Capt Spoonee, Favorite, NB, 10 days out, clean. * pits d Spoken. Ship Harvard, (not Parana) Hot :hktzs, from Caloutts Ang £0 for Bo N 1187 8, lon 13 12 We Bark Lawr ‘k, 35 dsysfrom Cayenne for Maran- hem, (bi jon designated would put her ashore, it waa provably a little Bor N), Nov 13, iat3 41 8. lon 33, Bark intley, from NOrleans for Trinidad, Now 28, r are, from Philadelphia for Charleston, Deo tat 17°25, lon73, en = Brig Blizadeth, Boardman, from Boston for Mobile, off Nantucket Shoals Dec 2. Brig Susan Duncan, from Rookland for Trinidad, Nev 21, Int 3019, lon 55 Brig Rainbow. from NUaven for Porto Rivo, Deo 1, lat 2, lon 67 28—reported lost Capt Chester ova buard two days Previous, in a heavy gale for Boston, 20h inet, of Brig anglo Saxon, from Gonaivi Chath. Briy Sea Bird, from Cardenas for Boston, 20th inst, 45 miloe SE of Sandy Hook, 35 day2 oat—by pilotboat Elwood Waltes. ott age ws ot Princetown, for Boston, Deo 12, lat 34 lon 75 30. Schr § M Williams, from Middletown for Jacksonville, Deo 10, 1a3 8344, lon 75 30. Forelgn Ports. CanrHAGeas—No Am vessels in port about Nov 17. Porr av Paivox—L[o port aout Nov 27, bark Horses, Tucker, from Bangor; brig Joseph Albion, Clark, for Wilt mington, NC; sebrs Ocean Bird, Dodge, from Boston; Jor don, Coombs, frem do; T M Mayhew, Long (supposed for Kew York); ann, Dacrett, from N York a wise. ¥LNAMRUCO—SId Nov 7, schr G H Townsend, Hui sor, Labia (irom Richmond), with her inward cara oe Prsvious to 150h, bark Emily, Roborts, Kio Janeiro, in bal- as fr Tuomas—In port Nov ships Glanse, Taylor, from Chincha lelends witn guano ide ‘Otomooo, Howes, ding. bo ith, do for do una; in distress; 5 Orie for Now 8 Gon Boot, Stokely, for Se Vii rope; Sican (of Norfolk), ‘Thurston, from Boston for S Det Mar JounsNo~Gla bee le Sark Hazes, Ryan, Liverpool ir a 5 rie on, A 17th, ship Hy koed, Dearborn, do. peels Sacva~Sid about Deo 3, bark Surah Ann, Daly, NYork. Home Ports. eG LET ANDRA Bie Doo 21, coher Blisabeth & Eleanor, ork, Bs LTIMORR—Arr Deo 22, ship St Peter, Dillinghs: Jao 112.daya; bark Despatch (br), fHarriet St Vincen brice Florida (81 Carwbenn Ber jays Warchem; Eleanor Matthews Waterbury, Cranmer, N York; Himothy J B&F 1, Brown, NYork. ‘elegrap) Cid fbrire Helen, Hugh=2, Rio de South Bos mn Areatrop, ‘trinidad; Mary, Creightons chra Swan, NYork; Mary A Chase, Hunter, Albany; Lawronea Pharo, Lines, NY ed, 2 barks, unl sn Arr Dee 22, barks Adelin Kogers, Wh Garonne pUaion Satccin id cho, Hower, Philadelphia; Ke mils, AN 11} rigs Kossuth, Allen, Naeaai bling and Verona, Robinson, Philnels hia; Paulina, Ta: arias Noble. Robertson, NYork; scars {osa0 Franklin, Willis, Pare , river 12th, via Holmes’ Mole; David Howes, ‘Lo: Enstorn Light, Smith, and NJ Kaight, Holbreo Tangier; Susan, Rogers, Richmond; A Devereaux, Sullivan, Alexer di ylvan s, Goldthwaite, and & Tirroll, Bell, Baltimore; ‘Julia anus, Warding, Baitiinore; Rmpiro State, Studley; Sarah Ann tcc, Sindley; ia, Searr; Congress, Dav; Keith. Crowe x rine, Baker, Phil ; Stubbs, “do via Galloo Island, where sho Was ashoro; Invincible, Bullock, Port Ewen; Otranto, Allen; Governor, Chese, aud Or Arey, NYork, Telegrapbed—Bark Fernandina, from Put de Arenas; brige Anglo Saxon, from Rboader, trom Beltimor yal for two bri Uld ship Bennington, Na: barks Hebron, Kilby, do; Kaci Hing, Savaani Abeorn (Br), Shiels London; Lucy Ellon, Park dad; Denmark, Gai Wilintegion, NC! Mar; Lewis, Baltimore; sohrs Advance, Doyle, Rio Haobe; Orlane do, Walas, Darien; Tnerife, Baran, Georgetown, So. Sa thip Bonringten, barks Homiljon, ‘a Two War Crnvtord, Mary H, sche Lilzahoth b. iy BUCKSVILLE, 80-14 Deo 14, sche Som Broore, Harrl- denas; lib, brigh Forest State, Lancnster, Frooport; lly, Havane Hi ion, Reynolds, Baltimore; or, Begsendoi is BaTH—Arr Doo 2, sobrs Albion, Eaton, Yoomioo rivers Dist, bric Sea Beli, Gerrv, Jackeonvitte, shy Werechy Phe Indctphis, Cid 2lat, brig’ Orizava, Staples, Cardenas! sohe Reporte Genp, Havana, Sa brig De Hoge Jacksonville, OOTHBAY~-Aarr Deo 12, brit Ksiubow, te son, # casaet for Cubs; sohra M Sewsall, Lond, Bangor hy Dunater, Bazley, Savannah for Seyonne NB, AMARISCOITA—Are Doo 15, vzig Australis, Wylle, Bayeoush Deo |, DIGHTON-—Arr Deo 19, schrs Tillis FB, Endicots, Tooker, Port’ Ewen; Zist, « Philadelphia; Mary BE Bayles, Splendid: Latham, W York KASTPORT —arr Doo 15, sohrs Roanoke, Dinsmore, Phila- ; 19th, Bonita, Hansen, do, Bld i7th, she J ie Hupper, NYork; leh, brige Lilian (now), Sumnog, HAnE Dee’ i, sloop ‘Randal i <r leo 21, sloo: am SADR on onc tik salinestiomen oe ANKFORT—Arr Deo 18, brig Adolma, MULiko: vaunah; 20th, echr Jonny Lind, Manchester, NYork wo” LYANNIS—In port Deo 2),'sohrs 14 B Nickerson, C A exandris for Boston; Emerald, Crowoll, Pailadelpit do; Fowler, Ooliina, Norfolk’ for Bass River ; Homer Parker, Boston for NYork; Flavills, Taylor, do. for Balti more. NRW LONDON~Arr Deo 21, ashes Caroli: mee, Holmes, Baltimore, sloop adolia, Wickford for nrag NEWPORT—In ‘port Deo 2. 7 AM, bark. Kt brig Velasco, echre Marois Farron, of and from Rooklan for sobs Horald, Baltimore; hes De for Y¥ormouth, femora’ (Br), NYork NEWBU , RYPORT—Cld Deo Zi, eohr Amolia, Lunt, Porte 00. mie tener Deo 21, chr James Freeman, Free 2 PORTLAND—Arr Deo 21 Philadelphia ; brig We 4 ea sete ra ." sohe Kacel, Hemiiton, Baltimore, Sid, wind west, back Oo- PROVIDENCE—Arr Dec 22, wProrzeliee Weatohoster, ot Clark, NYork; tobr Mary Emma, , do; ak i ag HA kondout. Bid schr Invoice, Giver’ York - Wy 'CKLAND~Arr Deo 16, sohrs Hardsorabble, N th, Maize, Boston; York; Ieeh, jcaton; Warrior, John Stull, and Riohm: at Bolivar, Bengal, All Ny et 4, 8th, Ni William Gregory, Jost hora, Pawtuckow N Yor! Bern, NYork for Pc n Witoh, Conway. Entec tis ae ats an