The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1856, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1856. THE sTEAMSHH? LYONNAIS. Cruise of the Steamship Marton, in Search of the Steamship Lyonnals, her Boats and Raft 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Seuarek Manion, ofr Sanpy Hook, Tuesday, Noy. 25—12 Mf. Herewith I band you the journal of the Unitea States mail steamship Marion, Wm. J. Foster, commander, in search of the wrecked French steamship Lyounais and ber boaw. Unfortunate'y, we Dave not been able to gain apy information or discover the least vestige of the objects we were in bopes of rescuiag, although the utmost diligence ‘was used, and a complete sud thorough lookout kept up tbe whoe voyage. The Gret three days out were unfs- ‘vorable for us, as the wiather was cloudy, with a high oa running and frequent squalls of batl, raim aed snow, ‘All the yousels we spoke reported very heavy weather for the \ast ten or fifteen days, but mone of them could give vs any information of the lost steamer. Ta conclusion, I would take this opportunity to reader thanks to Captain Foster for bis untiring exertions and Constact watch/ulness, as well as for the able seamanship and uniform gentiemanly bearing dispiayed by bim throughout the who'e of this trying and anxious crulse. Mz. A. Laguiére, late second officer of the Lyonnais, and Mr. A. Spotforth, second « cer of the steamer Vigo, of the game line, rendered valuable assistance, by advising with Captain Foster as to the ocet courses to be taken to fur- Wer the objects of the egpedinoa. F. SALLE, Agent ‘or Em. and Ed. Porier & Uo. JOURNAL OF STEAMSHIP MARION. Scnpav, Noy, 16—Commenced clear. Atll A. M, left the wharf in search of the Freach steamship Le Lyonnais and boata, or any thing apper- taining supposed to the S E. of Nantucket shoal, at 4 ®.M. Fire Inland Light beartag N ve. E, distaace 8 miles. Steered E. until }1 2 at. Judged Montauk Light tobear N. by BE. Slowed the e: Te: wuti deyight. a 12 midnight cloudy, wind ov. 1i—Commenced cloady, wits «6 ug westerly winds; at 11 A. M. steered nortuward avd At 12, Doom, cloudy, BO oDservation; atu? Mi. steered se the wind increasing to a gale, with sea aot jat5 P.M geuting dark aod shick, wiih snow ai iniervals; Sueeien N. by &; a 12, midaighi, ends squaily. Tosa, Novy, 18—Commenced pegns s Strong gales from N W.; at 24. M. charted off. ered E> i, to make the light sb'p. On Nantucket Shoal, went under slow steam until 6 A.M, at @wbich Ume shoe! dtue water to 12 fathoms, when ii ebut in thick, with suow. Sieered &. E; at 12 moon, cloudy; fo Obeervevon, Saw a bare stand. ing to the westward, under close reefed topsails, Stood for and balled ber, which proved to be # T. B. Bartram, of Boston. from New Orleans for Bos- ton. Had been cif Nantucket Showis for three days. Had cen nothing and could give no information. We thea sbaped our course for the stream. At 1:30 P. M. warail; run for snd spoke her, whicn proved to be the schooner Eugeris, of Yarmouth. Could give no information. steered SE. At3:30P.M, spoke the sbip Oceau Star, uncer cose reefed topratis, trom New Oreans, bound to Berton Biowmg heavy: biga @ea running; could give n formation Steered =. b., the wind Diow!ng beary, snow and bail at intervals. At6 P. M. steered N. by run for Vineyaré Sound, thipkirg to gaiu some iufoimation. At 13 (midnight), modersiing Wroxepay, Nov. Commences with the wiad s. W.; Steering N. W. A110 A. M. entered the Sound, aod went im at Holmes’s Hole. at noon took @ pilot oa boast ‘and crossed to Wood's Hole telegrapned to Bystou and New York, end thea returve Ho'e aod ar. os for the night. doight, ends clear, wind Tavaspay, Nov. 20—Commences clear, with the wind NW. at 5 A. M Way sod weot %@ sea through tbe S at 1 4. Mo Saa- cote’s Light distance 20 mitos fide and smooth; steer- ; at 1:50 M. epoxe the ehip ” ale utta, for Boston, bad been bew:ing to the bordaward 2 no toformation; steered wiowed the engine at 8 st 12 midcight, ends clear, wind four days from George's and weetward: they coul BE % speed até? ed 8. by E Light. Fainat, Nov 21— NNE; at 4A. M. wind continoes weeteriy; at ight wind 45.4. M Nash, from St. Domingo, pound Commences clear, with spoke the brig BF fo Boston: conid give ‘no information of lst steamer, dot bad experieved meavy NW gates for the Inst ten Gajs; then ateering to the southwart and eastward a 12 noon, tat. by observation 3917, lopg. oT 45:at 2 P.M, spoke the bark Rapa ‘Thompeca, Captain Mork. which sailed from Marse!lies for St. Joua, N. B. whe tn Sepdember: being short had experieuced beavy gales from W. to N. W the last fourteen days, we then abaped our course to tee westward, !n order to make a rigzeg course back; ot ? M. mherad W. by N., sad slowed the cogine: 6) 12 midnight, ends clear ‘ov. 2i—Commences ciear, with (be wind 430 A.M, clouding over and thick, and raining: at 9 A.M spose the brig Eagic, from Domingo for Boston; bet seem nothing, and could gt’ BO wformation ; course elecring W.5.W.; at 12 o'clock . wune moderating, a0 observa. nothing jo mgot; at 6 30 P.M. might, clear ana moderate, comences clear, with light aorti tpoke the bark Belle of Bostoa, bound to Bowton; sterved =.S F.; at noon, no obser: a2? m Xs the bark lozzie £ Nienols, from New port, W.. k—bac seen notting. had been on experienced beavy gaieeN.W &W.; bi. cloudy, wind sovther!y. 44—Commences cloudy aad thick; wind S. by W.; at 3 A. M. commenced —-. Steered ‘westerly, but saw nothing der the cay. Latter part clear. Steered northe ly and westerly, Ends clear ‘Tesepay, Nov. 3¢-—Commenoces clear; at 8 AM, made Fire isiand, tteercd for ibe Sigblands; at ii:30 a. M. abreast of ligut ship, cloudy, wind easterly. Supreme Court—General Term. THS MISTAKEN ECONOMY OF COMPTROLLER FLAGG —A DESERVED PRILLIPIC FROM JUDGE STKONG. Nov. 2) —In comsequence o! the absence of Judge Pes body at Newburg, where he i presiding at the trial of Baker ‘or the bomicide of Poole, and the engagement of Mr. Justice Cierke at the Circuit, this Court could not or- Judge Rooreve't read the following pcinted and pun- gent letter from Judge swong, of Kings county: — Seracxrr, Nov. 21, 1866, Daau Jover-—When T saw you last Week if was iny impres gon that! should be able to xi with you at your General Term next week, But on looking over my pavers since my return home, I find so mavy \ ded cages which hase been argued before me, that t expnot, im justice to my own district, devote any time, at present, to ihe” business of yours, expe: cially ss 1 am called upot to hold the @yer and Terminer and Cirehit Court. in Brooxlyn, on the first Tuesday io December. A regret this exceeding|y, but it eannot be helped. esis is Sign statnet resem, wey 1 thould not eneounter yy Acait.gua! and certainly Any Inconvenient Iabor for your Guirict. You are wo Goubt aware that my services there ‘more cousisersbie than those of any other Judge of the mae Court residing owt of your elty. But your Comp jnutarily paying the expenses allowed by ine sige who presided ai his trial in your district, h they have been duly audited by law ‘han the members of our Your ey and the eotire bo although [ might be very wy rae ro of efficial | to relieve my orothers in your city from the heavy lode of bu-iness which wo Rrenily them. yet 1 am reluctant to bear the additional ex which i wou'd devolve upon me If the good je of your city. with their Comptroller at their head, are willing that [ sould Iabor for them at my own Additions: expense, J am no: por will I voluntarily piace my- self to a situation where, (o do myseif an act of palpable jus- tee, L must resort to Ulsigeation. The very salary {or us does not halt support my family. and certainly 30 reason for encountering expense’ Yours very 8TRONG, “Hida. sans J. Roosevast. ‘The General Term was then adjourned to 8th December By Hon. Judges Roosevelt, Davies and Peabody. Nov. 26 ~—Tae Park Bamk vs. Robert Davis, Fredericks cdo. tua was an egpens tremn tao Mpemmil Term for the Het Appointment of a receiver, Decision affirmed, Juage Davies dissenting. . SUPREME COURT—CTIRCUIT. Belore Hon. Jodge Clerke. Sohn P. Suber va. The Fire Company —This was an action to recover the amount of dat Day.—De street, ied at bis of injurtes received e Eleventh ward, on last ne i i : i i i ifete. ie : é ze Fi ois! produce fun Will rise in the east ane go down in Will reek its level ; revolutions will move ticism will be aggressive, and abolition in 1866, will do so in gn given tho same cireumatances Already Fremont is in nomination for 1! ‘The fight Of organization is over. The next time the battle will be & l’vutroance, With @ desperate purpose to rule or ruin. A!] {1s trials of strength bave heretofore been ° 2 and made with aim to organize for ultimate vic- Note :ts increaxe in twelve years, and from that ge the future. In i844 it made a apeg Nt ounce ~ for President, who received 66,304 voies. In 1848, its next candidate, Mr. Van Baren, received 291,795 votes. It fe)l back somewhat in 1862, when Hae, its third candi- Cate, received 158,123 votes. On none of these occasions did it carry a single Siaie, but in its fourth experiment we see to what fearful proportions it has grown, carryin, ‘a large majority of Northern States, including the get ‘State in the Ia = showing tn i tavor, as we think ‘the reault will exbi ® majority of the people of the United States. flere, ~y we bave a young and enthusi- aatic party, animated b: sense of tts strength and by unpreceder ted rapidity ot growtbh—tired by religious fer- vor and sustained by the sectional prejudice and ambition ‘of the people, challenging the democracy to battle ia 1860, What will diminish the strength or thin the ranks of this poweriul party! Federal cilicet President Pierce tried ‘that. Mr. Buchanan, if he would be wise, must pot allow the Northern imbd to Nnger over an "1 siaveryism. He must discard topical appiicatiens, local trritanw. ** sper. maceti for inward bruises,”’ and such like. Taorow them to ihe dogs; they are notuing worth, and worse than no- thing. Let him give the pubic mind something now to feed on, and let that something pew combine the material growth, the actual extension and increase of power of the Southern States, restoring that equilibrium which Mr. Calboun regerded a8 essential to the existence of the South and the healthy continuance of the Union, The Northern peopie are transcendental and prediepored to iems, while they know tiivitely less of political philoro- phy, political econcmy and sootal acitnce than the Soutn- Ba. Fir Mr. Boohanas make bis government more {utro active than exterior in its policy; i( he irrimie old sores without curing them, or boldly destroying them at once, by outery or excision, ‘he North will become morbid ood feverish, fanaiacism will have anew growtn, and we may expect it to go On madly and deeperstely until it shall go out in blood, But let bim create new tesues, or give vi tauty and ty to old ones whicb have been too long lost sight of, and Jet them be presented in 80 bold. and iginal, and’ even starting @ maover, that they wiil ab- The more daring and bril- better. Desperate diseasos iu mere home matters o desperate remedies. may hope for ® diversion in our favor through such mears, yet the South should not forget the Importance of self reliance, the wiscom of preparing for the worst, and the sounc policy of presenting @ posture Of renistance to aggression, whether practical, threatened or bypothetical. Ii, berweeu this and 1860, we cam im 3 on the Northern mine two wholesome trathe : one, and will live independently, a3 a separate recessary; the other, a corcilary to the North might succeed im electing @ Suli tlavery Preatdent, he could pever ruleover without first rearcing tt to military mubdyeceion. do ibis, then tere ts 6’! aome ope for the con- thefecerai Upion In one event the resistance zauonal and patriotic tm averting the necessity for lvunion; in another, if is wice m preparing for the necessity when it comes {Mr Suchacen cavnet present the now iteues and ‘ous exterior policy to which We siluded ic — uited to the temper of the times eciaily ehould he bave a Premier equally boid a and promot. No fossil of ower days, ‘no gradvate in the circumlocution school of pub- hie etlaire, will fil the porition rightly. Who sbail be the man We believe Virginia will have the refusal of the porition, sud unter and Wise are mentioned iu the covpection. Hut Hunter, though a man of broad states manship and porecesing & fine Madisonien intoilegt, is yet wanting ip ection. He lacks “plack;”’ ne i« politionlly tiouid apd without filly of purpose spd decision: and Mr. Buck suan being ‘eticient in the same respects, it ts likely tbat be will loek for one for that position who would sup- piy bis own Gefticiensies, spd tbus become the comple- ment cf uimself We soe po reason why tho prinaple which seggests ibe colon of opposites ty marriage ebou! Bot equaiy bold ip regard to iwportant business and “a efal coppections, Upon this principle, thea, Mr. Hanter 2 one of the Jast men for Mr. Buchanan's Bat Governor Wise, on tbe contrary, n peculiarly constitated for bolding such a relation to the incoming President. He powsesscs a:most in exces all tbat Mr Huchepan lacks; the one is cold blooded, the otber ts litue bot rasbners, tbe ovher would save from imaction, ne e right time and striking bome, Looking thus at the winced that cline to thimk that if the Seoretary is to come from Vir fe Governor Wise will be the mab—aiways provided will wobec hn position We were not in favor of Mr. mination: we thought the time called for a feos stapeenee stuil; bat since he ia to be President, let him bave the benedt of such @ vigorous and ardent sou! as Wise, b Same juet look weil to the State Department, a redeem bis pledges at Ostend and Omelanal "The The eagle eye of Jet. Davis, in Deba'l of the Sout, wi) be on bia irom the Senate, and be may depend upon it, neither blunder nor treachery Will elude deveotion, The best he can do isto ny 4 Bimseif in the State Department with Wise. We hope he ‘will appreciate the soundness of our philosophy and the wisdom of our advice, (From ibe New Orleans Creole (opposition organ), Nov. 14 | THE TRUE POLICY OF THZ covTH. The more (boughttul. eagacious anu comservat ve men Of the South capnot fail i bave loowed with mingied astovishmen! and recret apon tbe suicidal poley advo cated by the ultra cisunion organs, of which the Rich- mond Enquirer and the Chariestoa Mercur, are the most orn Dracolve. the. Cao ad ¢ the Cnion now!" shouts the Charleston “Shiver it to atoms |" echoes the Richmond Prudent staterman ever dreamed of severing that portion of a nation of w asa cititen, from the other, witheut firet souding hoa ta iw anny, i sn see i : a i if i < ? i i i ill ; i! i i i re ii i 5 e aE fF i Baz g i 3 3 z 3 i Z H i | é 5 Hi ii i & ] i. i H 3 s z 3 i i We # i 33 : il 7 | | A | | i > i i i a i E i H : - i i if : 3 3 A if i i Hl i : i i i 3 HI a # ar HE tral g 2 The 0. 8. Sew York on ‘The Stanwtx Hall Tragedy. TRIAL OF LOUIS BAKER AT BEWBURG—@O JUSY rm. eS ees el is at deimyed in consequence of the difiiculty of precuring a jury. On Monday the whole list, com- prising thirty-six names, was exhausted after procuring four jurors. A special venue was then issued for two hundred jurors, which was made returnable at 2 o’olock yesterday afternoon, to which time the court had adjourn- ed. It waa found imporsible, however, in the brief in- terval that elapsed, to seoure the attendance of more than twelve out of that number, and the same difficulty was experienced as On the provious day im obtaining s At 3 o'clock the court room was crowded, and the inte- rest appeared tobe umabated. Mr. Hall and Mr. Win- field, the District Attorneys for this city and Orange county, wore joined by the Attorney General of this State, Mr, Cushing, while Mr James 1. Brady and W. Hl. Fuerton appeared for the defence. Baker was brought tn ‘mmediately after the opening of the court, but the curios'ty to see him was not so intense as on the firstday. He did not look so well, but he ap- peared quite caim aad collected, and seemingly as in- different as any of the spectators. ‘The clerk of the ‘cone called called over the names of the jurors {p attendance, who were challenged as follows by ‘the counsel for the —— 4. ‘ea, sir. pineen ve FOU cera gupgone or inno- ceoce of the prisoner 4, Taare toomeea aa opinion of it at some time oc eatin, Q, Have you an opinion now? A. I have, sir. ‘This juror was set aside. Thomas Still sworn—Q Have you formed or ergot ‘an opivion as to the guut or innocence of pri- soner et the bar’ A. I don’t know thatl A now (bat it is very likely that ] have; I don’t think I'm « competent person to act on this trial, asmy hearing is very imperfect. Jomes R. Dixon sworn—He spoke ag pone —t belong a the fire department, and hope 1’ll be jadee Peabody —What do you say Suse Hall Hall.—if be’s a fireman, I suppose pana: of exemption. As to the probability of a4 joi a fire during the trial that’s another thing. (Laugh- ter. Mr. Dixon was excused. — W. Underhill having formed an opinion was aet de Hiram Cornell was next sworn, but no challenge bei made ia biscase by Mr. Brady, and baying pa | ‘tbe question of the Mistrict Attorney in the negative, as to whetber Fhe had formed an opinion, he was accepted and ol Sayre was then called, but baving formed an op’ nlon, be was re ected Bie! Cornell ange —Q Bane yen form od ot niox as to the guilt or innocence prisoner? A. don’t think I have. ht Q. Did you read the testimony in thecase of Baker? A. on, sir, Q. Did you make up your mind from that testimony as | to who fired ihe sbot that killed Pool? A. No, sir. Q Did you not read in that testimony that somehody sac Baker shot Poole A I could not emy: there was a gvod deai of confiicting testimony. Challenged peremptorily in tos case. Joreph Brewster wax called, und baviog formod no opininu 98 to the g’ oF tpzecence of the prisoner, was accepted. ; Mores Upright called—Q. Have you formed or ex- pressed sn opinion, A. Lhave Rejected ‘The list baving been exhausted, the Court adjourned till ive o'clock this morning, when there will probably be a sufficient number of jurors in attendance from which to complete the jury. The following are the names of thee who bave been accepted — James Cuddeback, Joeeph Brawsier, Philip Baxter, David B. Bond, Buram Corneil, It will require six more to complete the jury. The it is expected, will take at least two weeks. A. H Sinsebavg, Remcval of the Crystal Palace. The Committee on Lands and Piaces of the Board of Aldermen met in Mr. Valentine's office, City Mall, at 3 o'clock P. M. on Riesday—Aidermsa Vo.entine im the chair. The subject before the Committee was In relaiion to the removal of tha Crystal Palace Several parties ia teresved appeared aad mace statemeais upon tbe matter at insu. S. V. Hotmsa, being seven lots abe He owned thirty- that be considered worn, tibe Cr Gen tvoyed, though is more than four or tive yearn it coule pay oft the debt and @ proper jocality be ob- tained, apd meuns taken for its removal to said locality, where tt could be preservet: be preferred that the Palace should remain permanentiy where \t is, rather Wan (o have (he Reservoir extended over the ground oc cupird by it: he dis pot consider that the Palace tended to ge ber and retaia groceries aod low Douses about that jor sty: #ome persops did eetabiish groceries there, but Wey Pave bere divappointed, apd ure removing. The ¥ tere tptepds to bave all the wooden Duildings and o Ler (ght -(rvetores swept off just as soon as the leases of the icta expired. Thomas © Davis, Assessor in the Tworty-first ward, being sword. raic —That the property round the Dalece bas ritev very mueb ta value within the last or jour years; that low opposite the Palace are of much greater valve t thoee opposite the Reservolr, and be cid oot consider that a part @ould increase the value of them: tbe park would be oo a god uever could meke tbe lots wor'n more than they would be by the re- (entice of the Palace; within the iast two yoars the pro- perty rovod tbe Psiace bas iny ‘ed apd risen more in valee then in any other part he city during the same ture. William R Stewart, a property bolder in the vicinity of the Crys@| Palace, bemg sworn, said —Uhat tne Palace Was a benedit to the ad oining oe TE 4 ferret t remain; the en cam ept in order about the os qanent ly orna- they would be !t there was a park: there were @ grcat many places cetablished there for upg liquors, bot ibty have rearty ail been abandoned; be was caged to we removal of the Palace. herbi xworn said tn wate the pr opposed to the removal of it; he did not consider thas jouw would be more valuable with @ park there than with the Paieoe, sod all things considered, be waa strongly opposed to the removal of the Palace. ©. A Chap 4 the property bad beon 0 bmento! the park, and that tho corporation still etaine said asses@ment; voder those circumstances he igned the remoprtrance, but since learning that such pot the case, lie was opposed to the remonstrance which he signed, ard to the removal of the Palace: he thought (hat the Palece was preferable to a park, and especially preterabie to the extension of the Reservoir. Several other witnesses were calied, ved rawdag of mony went to corroborate the testimony ‘ously ta- a which the committee a¢jo. ll Friday, at Fires tn New Vork. FIRE IN BAXTDR STREET~ THREE PERSONS NEARLY SUF POCATED— WONDERFUL ESCAPE OF THEOTHER OCCUPANTS. ortly before 3 o'clock on Toesday morning, « fre broke out in the cellar of the large six story tenement but their night clothing. Om the third toor, a Mr. A § a ii iti of i | fii its ee Mechanics’ and buliding will probably amount to $1,090. E. B. Van chanics’ and Traders’ < Evicrpg ny aw Anew Orricen— lengen aves 2 ee ‘Tre 4 v at man K bad beet i Cty Intelligence. Farat BacRoap Accpmr.—Yestorday other Occasions. The deceased was insane. An inquest wiil probably be held to day. Hap No Intayron of Cosantnxa Scios.—Mra. Mary Murpby, of 138 Tweifth street, whose name in connection with ap attempt at suicide appeared in yesterday’s He- BALD, called at our office and stated that she did not at- ‘empt to destroy berseif, did not take any ey -“_ such intent, apd that the entire statement in regard to her being tired of this world, &o., was premature and pot weil founded. We would sey to Mrs. Marpby that we bave in our posseseion @ letter from Dr. O'Hanlon, the physician who attended her during ber illness on Sunday night, in which he fully corroborates all we stated in yesterday’s Hwxacy tn regard to the matter. However, itis with pleasure we sre enabled to rtate, throveh Mrs. Murphy herself, that she had no In- ention of committing suicide on the night in question, nor bas she now the slightest idea of taking fight to au’ other sphere. Tagine rt Easy —Out of a dozen {nq 1eets taken by the Corovers yesterday not one was returned to the oflice, in Chambers street. There is nothing like taking the world enay. Breoklyn City News. Tar BRooKiyn Assgssors —At ihe Common Council oa Monday evening* the Assessment Committee report complaining of the incompetency of cate have soommea ignorance carelessness. y may “zound jn) fo coserm oar. rectness are uiter)y ‘ae requisite ‘qualltbations to ail tbe departments of our city goverament, and the bouse intinence of the candidate is made the sole qualifi- oe for office’’ under the puesent syeiem of election. ‘They recommended that application should be made to the Legislature for some alteration in the city charter, by which able and eflictent men sbould be elected to this re- 2poasible office. They complained that the undervalua- tion arising trom the incompetency of these officers bur- thened the inner wards of the city with more than their appropriate share of the g/ neral taxation; avd that pro- Be. bolders, notwithstanding this fact, imputed the wy taxation to the iviluence of a venal Common Counct|. After 3 short ¢ircvssion, the report was :ecom- molited, in urder tbat the ccmmittee might submit a plan by which these evils couid be remedied. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAC FOR IEW YORR—tnIs Day. oe 6 59) MOOW Rigza 4.55) mG wate. oh ‘Tack, Antwerp. udressen, Charlestou—Oelrichs & ma, Wass Lishon—G B Burrows. nten. Hosmer, Bristol, F—J W Elwell & Co. Bark Muretoukn Ward Uavana—Alber & Hora, bra C & Kelly, Fote. revilie—-N & AR Blanchar . Brown, Nassau, ace Sargent & Co, Sokn Bteveus, Peters, Tri « Forward (Br), Coaifiest, ¢ Ocean Revger. Park, N 8. Btuple erry. AD ach cla~Bagle Mazand, Sehr Mott Bode", a Behr Loviea Chase, Baltiuore--s W Lew tehr Theress C, Dandy, sebuy ill fver—J T Johnson & ‘Sicop Warren, Sta»nard New Haven— Master. Hesmer Thea Swan. Wireta, Baltimore—H B Cromwell. hea §y Steamer , Alien, Piulade ry |, Noy 15. with 16, 250 AM, off Tas- , from Philadelphia passed & steamer Bbuster, & Johns, NF, ke, vin Byd- be V bus been engaged in the service of Wiouncise’ aod London Telegraph Com- mehip Alabama, Schenck, Savsunah, with mdse and pas- te to 8 L Mine Piearship Marion Beare shry Lvonnas Bbip Ieeek with evgar, t Hiverco) we ‘ays. with coal, to Brook- Yicre, Loudon snd Portemouih, Oct Hentai (Br). Mneey. Singapore, July 29, passed Javn Bena Aug 18, Cape Good Hore Sept 1,'s! Heleua Oct6, with cof ere &e.to Norwood & Co” Hed st ong N and NW Join Ward, from pianriitus fe Toodon’ Jano, Rotiercam ) with nidse acd ergers to Punch & Meicehe the Fanks; experieperd heay s 30 days. Nov 1, Jat 43, lon 40 days from Bremen. with 20 York, leaking be 99 40, lon 61 M2, expe: Paawengers, bound to N would Fear away tor Paval; 1th, iat ced a burriesne, which knocked’ the epiit pails, Ae limora, Parcelona, @) days, in bal fot Portinné) Nieho 10 order Oct 21, Ist 42 96, lon Bs 41, abepere. for Touloe Faperieaced very wi father. stove botwarke, best. st eal rk Nev t with hides, t Ae io Wokeman Dimen & Co ®, lat 23.40, lon Sl, spoke bark Mary Chapin: 12h. lat 2412 Jon’ 8615, slgnalized ship Danube. ot hath sieerine k Grom New Orleans tor Havre); 13h, paseed a dare ashore on Pickle Reet Florida, with « nur ber of wreck rs about her apparen!!y just gone on, as she Ath, TM. lon) pateed Hambu: in company with brigd GA Chas experienced beary N Zaveert, Fept 1 wavy ejuuie in the Gulf ‘ore Woterte ies at tas Behen, Alexandria, Eeyot, 140 cays, with sage, to B Levy. Experie ‘some heavy wenther, Jo: have been na {ne Rowth, 9A int 28 in Ore der to pet the tra but foond none; had at the time light va- riable winds irom #8W to NNW, Betg Mary Chapman (Br), Frith, Bermuda, 12 days, in bal- last, to WM Sumit Brig Princess Poys! (ir), Pearman, Bermuda, 2 days, with wrdse. to WA ¥ Davenport Brig Penobdscet «ef Bax gor). Eee: Xibara, Cubs, 14 days, « par Rod mo'sares to maeter Brig Appoline (Rr, Lovach, Pictou, 12 days, with coal, to & Curard eevee: Suir Puran MAncr, Boston from Csicutia, pit ean bo Bric Tauone, of ‘and Snowing of hug i, Inst, was totally lost, ws on the Abrovhas Sis ert of Cpe ie few London Ti nae ‘ipat. Se Ma's Dora aoe arta a Hol, struck oa Ledge Ila rete. of and from for New York, walt Soo Sept 25 for . sipeanipetaoainhaca hip at ein er, eg Bl at am iver, Ww! am Collyer will Iaunch to-merrow morning oun. and with akyeallyarie t half ny ‘clock his vard, at Greenpeint, 7 , from NYork, ‘at anchor in the. feel cre trates sre necting | Tinattr moe se on al re ia PScumbla after the enplial of the Siate of South EW Rouner, Nov 9—-Capt 1, P and will be commanded cay Capa in M. Berry, Peet sof Kehnebunk Ci at New f bp “Addiso ay hy ; Sharon of Fairhaven), Hing, do do. R soda the mor (4 arean, 208. Ler Frances. Rule, in | board of a large sie: ny tbe MF sulted from, ‘Oct 6, for Pacilic Geean, and Eig and bouts A Romney Hoy. ale of ‘wind from SE, fn ‘which lot oremnat by were 18 ful ow head 1 eeBy, Nov 6—The American ship Géorgn Krell, , and. 1e boat. ip aa eee oo ea nrepic Hird,’ Clark, NB, 200 ep all told ier Cronatadt for Rew York, which was on ot Rola 10 on board—w: ‘on a short cruise and Lome. or Abas been got off, after ther dachargiog var oft rae, at ius Aug 28 Cavalier. Bourne, NB, from Mada- into Siitobamn. Sa Ol Yabbe rare tie creck of ship Wort Star at BOSTON, Nov 2—, Philadelphia: shioe an ven from lov A New London. ‘orth Star was lost July 12 on Bedout ial- | Peter Marcy. Hickey, Calcutta: Satine, Hendee, 20, Hiame- and. North ocaet of New, Holland, during a gals, walle ences. | en, Ylenry, Shields; ‘barka ‘Singapore york Ap shone ihe sabaesd ET eee Stee ont at NYork; steamer RB Forbes; Euitana Walaoe, er. ‘away, tearing stern and after \ TAtMs, ie deck, “Athi som there was aot enoughwaterto eat ber, | ‘szor, Burke, NI a beige 1 me Bor, Ueckse, and she was left. Next day sbe was full of water. On the | Smyrn: , Durkee, Androssan; Apna\ he spars were sent down. there being no hope of saving | crieif, Sierra Morena ‘via a; schrs Wm A aeaet, the ship, and the chronometer and valuable articles weretaken | Cain. Bhar eee Mountatn ‘ave. Fernand. t ‘angier; Mecca, . Avg 1, sld with the whole ship's com- Haltimore: Sylvie, Hathaway, ‘and Munpire Seale, ‘any in tbe ¥ (or Port Louis’ Capt Fish, of the North Star, | ‘Atwood,’ Phiiaceipbia: ane "Plow all New Lit Port Ronis sept € for London, York, Goodsell, KYork, ‘Lace- cil Forest State, Stowers, St Ma- jatapzas: echra William Wilson, Ca Onan no deve Iai seh ip Macy, Murphy, from "Liverpool for New Orleans, Oct tity Gertrude, Phinney, from Liverpool for NOrleans, Nov soni Si cian, “Dawes, from Maloga for Boston, Oct 23, lat eka ariel sibasigs —, was signalized Oct 17, lat 14 2 8, k Valetta, Mosman, from Boston for Trieste, was ssen ef a of Cope ée Gat! bark Marlon B Boxe, ‘frcm Baltimore for West Indies, Nov 4, werk re Donk, 7 days from Belfast for Matanzas, ‘ov 13, lat ion 69 oe a aage devef the Sea, Burmeister, hence for Malaga, Oct xn Ports. Brenex, Nov 8—Ip port Brem ship August & Meline, Vou Lubeke, for San Francisco, Ebenwupa Nov 6—arr scbr Minx (Br), Webb, Baltimore. Old Sth bark Despatch. ad Baltimore. Sid Sth schr Ade- ona (Br), White, Baltimor Burnos Ares, Sept Weare ship Todus, Black, NYork via Rio Jonedio. 22, shins Antelone, Clark, for Rio Janeiro few days; , for de 10 days; Margaret Sliza, Swout, fer y Rtate, “aay disg for Callao; barks Rainbow, ue jes for NYor_-4@ ianto, Savage, for Boston: han Jobe Gardiner, Gesbie: for tl ngapars 10 day; ‘Three Brothers, Sheriff and Constance Chand dies tne; Kate & Allee, Theep: Z D. Bakers Hamnliton, Web- ster; Swan, Lenaan, and We n, Marsh, Idg;'Oasis, Creseb, do, bound round Cape Hh Care Coast, asnad ‘Oct S—In 5 port brig Louisa, Webber, for leeward, £00 Tawncuc, Nev t—Tn Port sips George & Itenry, Peters, for Sen Francisco: Cecile, Smith, for do une. Havana, Novi4—In port barks Hebron, Smith (or Shep- pard), to load for NY ork. teken up at $L 1234 per bor; C 8 Hiomliton, Chase, for NYork or Neston etn names Eémonds: to lowd tor NYork, coe 1834 per Porter itd tofoad st Matatizns for Moston or NOPE. ot the rate of $1 1234 per box. Lucnonn, Sept 27-Sid bark Gen Cobb. Haskel, NYork. Moxrevineo, Sept 17—In port ship Sow Squall, Loyd! from oi for San Praneitco, ia distress (ag before stated) ; ay Jchn Knor. Gipa (trom Buenos Ares), Onlcutte PEMBROKE, Oct 5—arr schr Kossmond, Ry more (und sl¢ 9th for Cotinguibs). Sid Sept fisher, ‘St Thomas in ballast: Oct 2d. sehr op syth, Philadephia pr TA in bailast; 7th, bark Sawyer, Bartleit, Rio Janeiro 1b ballast. Tn port Oct 20th. bark Union, Powers, fo fa Philadelphia, are Henry Payson. ne Want Philadelphia; Princess, NW ‘South Shore; bark Renting, M Mas +f: Soul ‘Ship Moum- ot gaat N eh eels , Chincl D ov 4—Art ship Cowper 0 “are Crusoe. aor ‘isineter pours Oe youu Fyznell, W York, ing Portamor Deer Isle. Cid ship Feaigens Bent Smidt (Breeae ¥ pool: bark Meridion (Bem), Londoa; cee Swann (new. 199 tons). na ite Janeiro: al Hooper, Dixon, vans Rarah Bs J in sehry Boca del Tors, Millikin, ton; steamer Caledonia. Layfield, Se Rooper, Dixon. Mayag Petrel, Shanks, Sea Nsmnb, Dawson, Frovisence; Wild ‘Pigeon, ony POINT, Nov 22—Arr sclira Yorktowa, Woglam, and JP Loftiand. Nicholas, NYork ‘a FALL RIVER. Nov 22—Arr sehr Pewee. Sid 23d achr Geet” Ceorel iat for HIGHLAND LIGHT, Cape Cod, Nov 24. 12 M—P, io, bark Hooper, from here'are now two barks of this Dame expected at Roston, one fiwin Gronstadi, tho olber AOrleand; vo evrreet judiment can be formed as (0 it is, Here ie an of the difileulty ari-ing from giving the sels ef the same, ne “HOIMLE, Nov id-Cid selr g @rambes, Frambes, Phila. Eee cae Pete ac aa \eptenson, Bordeaux, Br eolr Kile aaasry, ‘a. Ship Michael Angelo. Harting. Huvve Tedh—atr barks Concad, hallshnee, Williamson, Summers co! Suarwes Nevaria (Sp). Harcelona via Walia, Cid aul Cicero, Liverpool; barks Elie stevens, Low, Boston; Susan W Ln Cozn, do: brig Azores, Monroe, do. 19th, AM—Arr ship Gorithinn Sinter. Liverpool; bark Ca- valier, Kirwan, Rio d briga Julia Ford, ‘ieee Union (Mex), Perey, Bavana, Below, com Khia. Cl ships Shakspeare, Noreross, iverpoot, Oreyen (Old'g), Advicks, Bremen: bari Marcia, Fitz, ‘Towed tosea ith, bark Palma: 14th. sbips Amelia, Middle- fex, Heston. und Neptune, barks Fanny, and F — 1p 1 P Moree. NEW FEDEORD, Nov 24—Are schrs Anna Smit Kup, ship rood, allimore; sels T P Cooper, uindelphins Augusta, Perry, nnd tusan, eustel’ New 24tb, achra Inis, Chase (rom ‘Ware Davin, ang Oriental. Chase, 40; Non; Oi Oia ‘ar Steed, Smith, NE Now ery. Baltimore for Borie. 250); sebirs Vivo. Low. Boston for of Wright, Providence for do; Corili ‘ork for New Yoric Goodseil from 90 tor do; Martha, Blariay Supa a as for taiem: Kanner. Tufis. do for Rockport; Carole line Fue Tp mrt pene meaner Roekvort for N York: Luey White Angra, hoe land fos do; Rig Jaxrino, Oct §—Arr bark Braailien, Baxter, Richmond; Solroee. Few bolted Ny Gold 8 “prin tang 1 aM brig Wilson (Br), Clark, NYork; 10tb, shi E Howell, | pom Calais for Phindeivhi: abel Pa aches Bailie, Liverpool: barks Lapwing.’ kel ize Baltimore; Tith, ag, eAirgg hover Nahid; 1:th, ship Antelope, C ark, Buenos Ayres; 15th, bark Baltimore, Raneey, Balimere: brig Sarah, Gibbs, Jith. park Tidal Wave, White Buenos Ayres. Yih. barks Joho J Paimer, Turner. U states; Dor- ahester, White, Baltimore; Cora (Br), —, NYork. £id $4, barks Suone, Karten. Ne Crienna: Mary Elam beth. Biétson. de che M ¥ hus heen reported al Wasiidurs Cor Bowicay having mt 6 32% ith: ship Rapid. Windacr. rom “SYork), aa Franelsoo; k Phansom my Phisce'ph Ser NOvieans, Tsinnds, Get 19—In > port brig Amn 5. arr prev to 17th, Pox Sreamsute Presta . aie, Rens Graham's Polly, dep, and Riise fore repented nid Oct 25 wan off Dungeness 6th): S-Arr Speedwell Higgins Havana via Falmouto. Kichmend. Gcotin, Miramiclt vis Penarth. Bld 13h, Jos Ho mes, Josselst jadal. NYork: Rading, Tray, M¥eke Big ah Pence inet, Wright, and Our Sid from the Ponds 24, BT Martin, Freach, UStates; Lycia, Merard, Sap Francisco. Hxewermaves, Nov 4—Sld Orphevs, Schilling, NYork; 7th, X Beaulieu, Wrapxe, Galveston; Hermine, Raschen Norn} Sth, Union, Claveren, do Je’ ‘aud. Mul’er. » ah Danbury’ Roy S—Arr Jacob ‘previi, Kelly, Londen. a mh & mma, Kieworth, NOrieans; Sen Curwin, “Coxuay ‘uy, Boy $—Put back and anchored, Rowena, for Croxerant, Nov 4—Arr ‘Trueman, Mayo, Boston, Sid Oct Wl ubsp Eyalos, Poston; Nov 4. Hevere.’ Bird, do. D w S—arr Universe, Om Crocndates, Risley, NOrleans, Patavia for Londen, Axtwenr, Now Ui Ari |. de Union, sleeper, ¥ Oriescs. tapan. nebire Moore, aud Warsata, Kulkens, NYork tor ‘ad sil fonr srehored) t, for London, with lors of su- vplied: Dunn Nov 1O—Are RA Lewis. Vaughan, 8t Joho, WR. Kuivorr Nov Arr Dobiin, Evelds, Cronstadt for Boston, J Pathorn, Veazie, ‘from Bangor eet sees! Gen Vensie, from Warren, suppored for Philadelphia, Grace Def: ling, Carr. from do for NYork: Gazette, Growell, from F alt oa far cs jary Frances. Morey, i ‘Newbur wi ‘ie Balvmore; Venjoo; Henry Gibrs. In outer bayh. sald to Te one, of the Bowton and Philaselr lla packer NEWARK. Nov 2)—arr schre Kl ria a Pharo. Li Alsxea- a OM Perry. Marry, NYorh, Physica ines Peytona, Gt man, Veltast, rloaps G laa! ih jams, Haw ereunw: George Law, Newman, do: Ralph Yan Houten, Vem nome —, o>, ee San agi a rer n. Brooklyn 1 echra Three Marys. wr York; Norms Anderson. Croton: stoops Bassan, ; Howard Mullina, Brookira; Jonn Cork, ‘Joy. Ma oal, Parker, Kingston, Coatr- vance. call ‘Haverstraw, PROVIDENCE, Now —Arrschrs Fphraim & Anna, Mharleston: Jober L White: Neptune. Magee, and - man, Phil adelpbin: CW Chapin. Parobam; Asa Nidridge, Rowland, and W Gell, Dayte Norton. Port Kwen; G schrs Cpen Sea rn ‘Thomas: Fea Gull, Howland, Baltimore: Mar en, Phileceiphia, or an Rastern port, ancording to wind: sloop Fredene Brown. Gardiner, NY¥ork From below, bark Oo. = sehrs Star, Chalierge, Elisabeth, Leguna, Orion, ant MORTLAND, Noy 22--Acr brie Com Stewart, Bishoo. Phs- Jadelphin: sebrs BF Lewls, Stewon, Kalumore: 234, Olt York, Nerfolk. T O Thompson, Giles, Powomae River ( proceed to Freerert); Horatio ‘ames, ‘Peasier, “rao far Hoston. In the Roads, schr Mery Farnsworth, tae Norfotk, | C16 224. ship, Pennsylvania (new, ow. of Freeport, i OUMOND, oe ae Arr bark BA ninjas do; York; setire ¥ Lofiand, Lydia ann, Richmond, aud Daavilie, BAVANNAH, Nov 21—Arr ship Pwcober. Lqnerten sliver. pool; Lark Peter DeMill Hoey, Nvork, brig chel!. Havens; schre Walter Raleigh, Mankin, orks Joh Boston, Lingo, do: Yor america, Nowad, from 8: Marys for Buenos Ayres, pot in leak ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. FALMOUTH, Nov 18—Arr Moses Tay of, Smith, NYork. ROOKLYN, NOV. 25, A; 1, 5836 —THE MEMBERS Of Gisecow, Nov 7—Arr H Howie, Manwaring, NYork; 10th, Anglo-Saxon Lodge. are summoted to Cov rar t 0. Sid 12h, Gasgow (xe), York. reuiiat, meeting of that Lodge, 10 be held ab hele ball, GiovexsteN Now W—Arr Aicaragua Marshall, Quebec; Co- | corner of Montague pian and Brooklyn, om tum hia, Marchelder, Buctovche, 12h. Masonic, Bates, Shedi | ‘Thureday evening next. Zh tat, at 136 0'¢ ook, om businees ae; Geo Kicd, Rogers, NYo oung Gr jaruphrey, importance. By cominapd of Bivobn. NK THOT. OUTERURIDGR, Secretary. RERNOCK, Nov 10—Bild Peerless, Hilton, Inn aitat, Ort Arr Revenue, Howes, Cardiff; 2, Ganges Havin, Malta (and eld for Mobile), 0th, iy Marshall, Otlauacng, Nov 6 Arr Gutenb NYork. Sid 5th, oe 6 Ane Gu eebel, He Cusraven Tih) St Nicolan, Feagdoo N¥ork, 1th ¢ Hauscbildt, & York (and Wi San Francuwco; J Muluouse, Sulphea, NOrleaoe ia, Vinge Lawrence, Lrewnroot, Mov J=Are Bie KR Peel. arrapel, New York; Conauent wer, 6 " ed Ore ‘Duk. Jeitrey, do; Lex: ington, sto gan Jaineson, ralda, Manus, Joho Nii ton farristurg, 'Wiawell, N pole Toby, Koule, do; York: 12th, Typhoon, ralter, do; Mth, Fes Lark, pdoane: ‘bom pson, Bands, do: Kearrage. Brooks, and Caravan, erking. St Join, XH her. Peabody, NOrieans: New York, Savanoah © ja argie’ ban F ‘iin Rainbgopant, $14 7th, Rupide, Turpin, Pan 0; an paintrige fareoas Geo Washington, Critmmings Or Jenne: Ils, Collender, Patten, and Onward, Chivers, do, 1th, Centurion, Canilons, NYork! Ontario, aiicheil, Chariestog Ericewn, is, Lowber, tami W Fox, Arrow or eifecta of any kind st Walker's Llotel, 2% street, will please cat for them, and pay the Sa] them, on or before the 1st of ber next, as they will be aa ‘oa the 4th of December next to defray Ube expenses against SROnERT WALKER, Proprietw, FFICR OF THE Ch CHIEF OF. Pou ACK, NOV. hd Owners are wanted ri Third District Poli Besex street, for one ox of shoes, one clock caddies wood indica al] of whieh wre any J to have been salen; at the Kecond District Police Court, Jefferson markt, & Ge of glass stoppers, fo Sound. GEO, W. MATSELL, Chief of Poles. QPHGE OF THE FULTON FIRE TNAUR ANCE som. any, Nov 19, 1496.—The anpual election for Wall great om will be hed at the offiee. 40 December we the hours of ‘W. MULLIGAN, Secretary, HE CREIMTORS OF THE LATE FIM OF F. A. VREDS £ Co. are partewlarly requested te send their ciaima, oles, &c.. on or i Brig Albert (Br), Stevens, Hillsboro, 10 days, with plaster, presse pad 20 yee ast wrecked ———_ ~ rf . yr ? 4 . a a remit wi age Om ne Se oe ee ey ee Lage cee eee ae ums Ypong. Tireseable ae x pat “he 2th inst, att? o'ciork, eh 7 Be Duel, Gaiveston. 20 dasa, with mdse, to | S74 ene Tet ecire Mirae Brondix. and Gimbra, fire: | Weirasrina. 150 Rast Twentieth street. when the annual re- Beygen 1 Bo" an Franeinco ion, . T Bor will Be read and aa sires de delivered. All friendly to ape tian 4 i Crore, Rolley, Jacksonville, T days, im the Fiver outwerd Pound ‘I4in, Wyoming. Brooks, for | ii inrtitution are respeotfuily invited to attend. Brig oars Creighton, Darien, 9 days, with lumber, to Ro- Pulatetphia gg Fag Mita = Ly OMAN'S RIGHTS—THE WOMAN'S RIGHTS CON- kepbavgh & Co Kot for dg Sire rs iNet, ao, tous, Bri dase vention will contioue {ts sessions to-day Bog Wack #yuil, Bryant, Newark, NJ. for Pembroke, Me, | fut, MYCN te Roker Perio lsrmony, Jamiceon, aavan: | Hot. %. morning ptRerngon at d evening. at hg A. Mat with rig ren, nih ee : P.M. end at? at the Broadway Tabernacle “Lace: Bebe W 1 Burroughs (Smasts), Jenks, Bordesur. 44 dara. get i H ia Mit el Patil, Lucy Stone. Rev. T. W. Ff with bra ive, 0 Duskem & Dimon. ‘eae, NYork Eres ap tones in a heavy gale from ® carried away beats, wens come, Lith inst. Franciseo Pablo, of Mania, cose, oe Yell overboard and was feet, 1ath.t ‘lymou! R The sail, jth and fying jib. quantities of limber, apparently the deck load Seur fen Foam, Weeks. Bavanah. 10 days, with oottrr, Ae to Deaifl & Co. Zist_ meat, iat 37 UL aan Xu sooke bi Coy Hraiton, Trem Georgetown. BC. for Pontos, xrerienced heavy weather, Tonia eit sas a. fel qty Bronett. Alea Kehr ametien Reed. Phiiak Eche fuera Vista. Rockett Phiinge chin. Schr Semerset Muller. Philageiohia Sehr Louisa TueXer. Poster. Phil ia. Fehr Hit Wisen. Murtay. Phindelpbia. Behe A Tinker: Béo'h. Newark for Pembroke, Me, Behr St Lvere ames. Rocklond, Rickerson. Beston. stot noe ‘eam Fetr Diemer: DB. Ro. dout for Stovington ‘Earab, Jones, Philadelphia, Steamer Novelty, ad r oo Ktenmer spray. Kenny. Providense Chas Ongooa, Sen th Norwen BELOW. pBart Rovid, MeGton, from Vern Crux Nov BAILED. Ebip Dentechiand (Prem), Glasgow. ‘Wind at eunrise, N; meridian, NINE: sunset, RSE, with rain, Herald Marine Corre: THILADELPHTA. Noy 2)— Aur seamer City of New York, ibews, N York: sch ari. Rueetie, Port Harvey, NB: to Rargous Boston, FH ‘Dal ‘Chester: a ar, Gatreteen, Hh eo york, fusen ape mtn Santee, Gandy, and 1 Sturtevant, ipa, Pool, Liverpool: bark Bim. Taylor, her. do: RH Daley, Chester, ices Fabia 1 va Fran reek | ‘Dy . Led im, Richmond, Va; ort, indy. Briégeport: 8? Garretson, Jorson, Provideuce; steamer from Liverpool for New York, - | yerpoo! tor New Orleans, see Bee Whalemen. ‘Toe Lrverroot asp Qcraec Sreamsnips—The steamship Canadion, which eaiied from Quebec on Saturday inst for Lie verpool, te the inst steamer to the &t Lawrence during this sea- son. No other steamer of the line will come out to the St Lawrenes wrtil next spring. The next stenmer of this line leaves om the 2th inst (oday) for Portland. A cathly steamer only will be despatched to that port during tae winter, onlese enMicient additional freight should offer, to Induce the others to send out an extra vessel or two, which is got unlikely. wat GRooN pases, (of Provideuse,) Disiey, from NOrieaa. Point (ent Oct 29 for NOries! Mobile; Peter Maxwell, Woersbali. NOrieams’ Oarmatie Samer’ Thempson Blake, © York; « L. Lana, Couiilard. de; Willame —y" Poitadeiphia: Tamer: lane, Holmes. Sxearnah; 13th, North American Clarke How Henry. Calhoun. Kobile,, Wootstock, Wright. do Prince owas ‘Mowat, NOrieans; Coronet, Counins, Valparaiso sod Calin Loxbox, Nov 1}—Rnt inwards, Holyhead, Lowell. Calcutta, Bygoe. Bepsop, NYork: 1th. Ala Davis, Phi adelohia 1a 10h, Bary Onden, Lovelar d, Cardi ald from Deal %b), Ath, Plymouth Rook. Hammond, N York teed id from Deal 10h): Geo vaos, Edward stanley, Mvuce Ori 12th); 1th, Barly Kird, Cook, San Pranctseo; ‘a, Che mplon, York Howat Tisch, NOrimana stax, Not 1t—Sid Mavs, Theinpson, favannah doxpaney, ov & Arr Mohorgo. Cori, Philadetohia. tu, Nov BWarr Larissa, Cherry, NYork *. Get M—Are Paquete de ‘Aveiro, Priore, NYork; N, Pomona, We' na, St ¥ pe Fowler do. Nov 2 ‘bb, Falmouth, 41 ‘ Brewoen, Leckhard’, NYork z Nov H--sid Niagara, Sootam, a. re oye Webbe ai oven Para ae ‘er. Fear H Hiubhara Andrews, Por pred, ce mumoos, Puindel. eee! Portiand, Ot Serr Celestia, Dighinect, Portiand Ct Beary, Moses, for NYork; Splendid,Siand- Sid Gipsy, Collander, UStates; th, Virginia, ond, Queenstown. festa RP Newrort, Pov 0—Arr bit 1", Hoon Ongera, dn. Rid_ Moro Castle, Oliver, Boston (and Radiant, Filpn do. “are tt Pirecon Nay \¢=[n port Rether Frances, Orooker, for N vnonto. Det 31—Arr Ben Foam, Friem (or Price), York; NO taoern Not's_gia Geiden Gate, Lite, Reeton. D Ro. sab ornanp Rosbs, Roy SOR: shipe, Bie aye, and Grabamea fer Antwerp. Pivbvyo, Oct i—Arr William, Barrett, Marveilies; ms a Areole, Piimen. Girgget. 2 Hips ea, Oot 4—Arr Oriental, Marey, Singapore (and sid ae, Swan B. Anthony, Bilzwheth Jones are engaged. Admittance 12', cents each sex caer ages slon. for sale at the door. PULITICAL. TH WARD BLICAN RXROUTIVE COMMITTER: = es ‘327 Bowery, this (Weonesday, Mr ASHINGTON GREYS, RiGuTH bg pig +4 halt 8. A com) eve uniform, 2 caps, 2 coata, talcona, knapaneh, epauvetten, pia nearly new, and bave been but litte cash: cost flty dollars, Can be seen at the Ss} ew Canal street, between Aller and Ore! oviy. LO! aos ° —aheee ‘oor ap ehfeees mA’ ane face. Px Avy Uw ay abov 4 y Post office. — oy —_————— ‘TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. Pa > Are meteuee. Liven, Wary & June, ; American, SITUATION WANTED—9 New Levccn 4 de mae Re Arron techeterad toa Coa e eke Beaviaw, IW, Nov 7—O!l, bark from iene washing: ie Tan ear ir Ca any. fence. all's At 98 Amity st, in Ve by Ney 8 ather Penocia. Crocker. MYork, eas, Xow 11th Ameriegn bark Petia Chapa, EAT arOwT_—tik FOOT RAG NO eCRCR or $1,000, betwoen David Cary. of Wrighinown tee? iene easter The.) Se Samia rentoa Downe reotaet wos, | TF THE LADY OF KINGATON WHO GAVE set with. the dwar Tie fe conte Sarre egy te ate baleen oma Tee to roung ladion, aiaers irrmenyvot, sims (Wiberg fe tae Conn Nm. cee | POR Baa Retest st Pm York, from | Onb_ON TURBDAY, TWO DOYS OPW POUR TEIK: roms KeES te reed coltiesda: tne boon supplies wa | TF OSE-GN STMEDAT, $60 BO Farle eaves ker age ae ie, am, | Anchom dame te aie eames, tg, bob from North Foreland, with tow ot anchors nod | sha wlin iit a eu Js sbovt ive veark Per > seen oT on 2 esterday nnd to-day, brought tw thi ‘wendny, Nov. 28, at halt 4PM Any vidoras. Bares quar, of bres cod onare of em weit At the “Astor Horan, or at 49 shilvean erent. ik Taiirond bare, n belonging to the Am ae Grntetully reeelved by thelr’ p seer ker SmneL ng? 008 © aene- Tawne oRAGI ty ef ier goods ote bee how overitar wourn, N merican ship Moses Taylor. ar fom New ite Neon threw part ol her cargo over on the 22d ah i Warrwnienisral yt AS COOK, BY OnR Ww i quge Giveuy. Apply ay Ol West