The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1857, Page 8

EMBER 7. 1857 NEWS FROM CUBA. Arrival of che Cahawha—A Rough tag ge State of Affairs Unchanged—Sagare Again Lower—Eschange and Freights, The United States mail sieamsbip Cabawba, Captain | Bullock, arrived at this port early yesterday moraiag, from New Orleans and Havana. ‘Sho lof Havana on the lst of December. The Cahawba experienced very heavy weather from New Orloans to Havana, in fact during almost the entire Oo oe Sth inst., in lat, 3828, long, 7352, the Ca- hawbs exchanged sigoals with the ship Maid, of New Or- Jeans, bound north. From Havana we have nothing new to report. "The stock of sugars had declined to 140,000 boxer, with prices diminished. Freights a little more in demand, but no inquiry for targe vessels. Rxchange—London, 11 to 11} prem.; New York (short might), 5 to 6 prem. United States gold coin was at 435 prem. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, Nov. 30, 1857. Ratenrire Landings of African Slaves and Chinese Conlies —Present Aspect of the Slave Trade—General Concha and fe Speculators— Prices of Chinese with the “Hair Uneut’? — Massachusetts Capital ani Ships in the Traffic—Madame Santa Anna in the City—Trade Reports. Woiwithstanding the vigorous measures of General Cen- tbe for the suppression of the African slave trade, four large cargoes of negroes have been landed to the east- ward on the north sidefof Cuba, embracing over 2,000, and by some accounts over 2,400 subjects for christianiza~ tion and Cuban cultivation, within the short period of ton days. The vessels by which these expeditions have been conducted in safety to our shores were atl Eastern built, with the exception of one recently owned in the city of New York, and within the last six months a packet thence te this port, and visited by the United States Marshal for your district previous to leaving port the last time for Havana. The free pursuit of the trade will bring the gunces into circulation, and aid to relieve our commercial community from the stringency bow oppressing trade, wherefore the business will be fostered by nou-seeing vigilance. General ( may be soon relieved, and he ‘would not wish to retire from the field of many valuable services with theodinm upon his head of having promoted the most important ecterprise for Cuba, and then cut off the hands of Cuban !obor for the on of its pro o perity. The feeiiug of tho Africa 4 aristocrac} the commonweakh of Cuba was so against the Ca tain General, on acectiot of the capture {tha four New Bag or in this port, ©: aone of the le were foun + palace sali Queen. It co sot pass Witt not ue ret manner of it mnt it Was es I intimate the h d, and 15 cousequences, A uew Capta: aght be X oO rey General, on arn Anat seek tt, may have snl popula. w Somme Fee) eine Pal histo ve tee Queen's favor—se t fore, slave enterprize iu mex the United Sustes ty eo ‘Ths French proveller stp Francisco Ist, «int Clordue, arrived Macay and the Cape of Good Hope ou the 26th inst re 144 days—with 842 Asiatic: oa bourd, yet ia Quarantine, on account of sickness. The number of deailis not trangpired. Tho cargo expected was 1,000, upon which sales were made to arrive. The sompany sold to the oer company of Paredo, Machata &Co., and they resuid to Schimper & Fernandez, at ad vances which realise ox distribution lo sub-contractors and the various speculators, $180,000 to $190,000—a toiera die Dusiness to be renceres in metal in these hard times. The last sales of able bodied Asiatic subjects, made by the house of Forrices, Puentes & Co., were at 4% ounces per heat—the hair uncut. ombine steam propulsion with cb quicker disposition of their favorite business, which now chief sustaining powers of their ter, Mass. “Where the eail they would Gud ‘vessels, and promote ihe ecems to be one of th fe the Genera’ the eteenehtp York. Our sugar market ha’ ned. Holders, planters and speculators are shipping. A few sales male by those, most Mexico arrived yesterday from New ready. Stock bere aud at Mavapzi=, 142,000 boxes; shipped Bast week, 10,000 do. For the Uni ‘ates—Done. Freights—A little betier inquiry; boxes to the United Staten, 0c. to . ‘ope, £2 15s. 10 £3.; Spanish and nort ide inquiry for America—one laken at £2 10 for Faumouth, & Health good. ———" Havawa, Nov. 20, 1857 Arrival of Madame Santa Anna inthe City—An Aide-de Camp of the Ex Dictator also Present—Probable Cause of the Vistts—The Money Pressure—Curios Scheme to Stave Of Insolvency—Asialic Kevenge—Murdere of Overseers— Five Chinamen Executed The wife of the ex-Dictator of Mexico, Santa Anna, is pow in this city, arrived here inthe Eaglich Steamer Solent, on th not known to the public until a day or two af was not pubiish amongst who arrived by the Solent amily’ only having appeared rs who arrived. Senor Veloz fe, I be Dearing (for T rival in this city) i quiet and gentlemanly, and he ap- pears to he anything but a fighting man. It may be th old tyrant his wife on as n the state of the fecling Uency the Captain eve Gener d assistance be m to Mexice c gotten that the bigh authorities of thi island are con higher powers y”* in Cub: to defend this island from ‘on of external foce, to do which, isand Yankees under the Mexican and, would require all the 1 his control Diario de ta Marina, of hed to by about a dozen and about seventy or less dabbled in stocks) during the recent mania that prevailed Tespecting vuch matters in this city. The object of thia fag attacking his ‘A scheme was pt the hb foleme was to cause certifiateste t pass as money tn bu trans that the parties to whom the certith possessed certain quantities of pr of the islau certain shares in apy of the various joint stuck com; Jin thie city. So mada scheme never bet men's beads only result that could a from it—were it t—would be the total ruin of th et whe es ure attached to thie echeme are so as.amed of are they only subs heir names nurtesy to the parties who solicited them to do so they felt assured the scheme would never go into operation, or t iid not have rubscribed to it. It that Iam in error, but Lean only look upon the veucy on the part of fee does the island. Ove MAD UDJerstand wonbies and dit ee ily overcome, but as itis Banks iptoy Rather more than three bundded » jes of a monet 1 almost fear a unive! ors arrived in two Spanish vesroin from Cadiz on th nt, aud fame day. ta French screw steamer, there arrived from Gina vearly 60 Asations free colonets 1 rather a ood story to tell reapecting these Coinese. Some time inst your, near Cardenas, the mayor driver) of & sugar exvate was fc Filled by a « eee iniicte which 1 beca We ail did it)! and theme 6 “five of them kille a as he had been & tated. by asingle stab. Yet all five of th rroted, as an example, T suppose. some monthe ago for the murder of of the almac « de Regia (warehonses of whieh foul deed they were, no doubt, all et/ll remain in prison awaiting their con- ston end sentence. Is it because their cost to the was #0 great that their ives are to 11 almost seem that such is to be the have been, Iam told, no fewer than twenty. magerals murdered by these Asiaticns in various whand hat fact does not seem to convey John Chinainan’’ i Use patient, unresisting ure he has beew declared to bo. Havana, Deo. 1, 1857. Continued Succom of the Opera—Maretark Piling the Au diener and CAd Oumore—Prench Energy tm tha Coolie Trade, de Ry general reqvest we \ Barber af Seville” was given the third time at Opera House Inst night, and never was a more gathered to welcome any f our past celebritics than that which waited cpon Mies hillips. The plaudite were ofen repeater and raptur Frm the multitude, piled w te very dows of the bu Seq: I beg that the fault Guding ones will not ery out that Mihi re is no dome to the Tacon. Where people could they were—with thousands waiting, caber nigh, desires and taste. Max Maretack w 10 regret this visit to Havana, and for th calculate upon us wi have an ounce to give amusement and exciting enjoyment visitely eaters for us. etamship Francia L is to be continued in eaals on board of that veesel on yet have beam near 160, although we ort dui Ve Fey ANTANAMO CORMPAPONDENCE. BaL @ravrasawo, Nov, 12, 1897. i ’ " ten of the Harbor—Rai? 4 ba Corp of Negrwsmthe Shur Sadie A The Afrtoane duly Bapliced and sat t Wort ve K Aa ite the re the A. un to have a porrespondent stant, from St. Thomas. Her | the | war for or on aT imevery part of the world, and a# oar growing town is | Deinning to stir with business Mfe, in the export of cof- fee, tobacco and sugar, I send you a few lines to post your | readers up in regard to the growing importance of this part of the Island of Cuba. | The Deautiful harbor of Guantanamo—put down on American and English charts as Cumberland harbor—lies on the south side of Cuba, a few leagues east of St. Jago, and promises at no distant day to become the centre of a Jarge and active commerce. Tts harbor is as capacioue ag any in the worlds—being, in fact, a nerien of large bays A meal ig now ote constructed to - interior by the house of Brooks & Co., of Jago, and Pe eaten ot cma tion Reloen ott ina, near the head of the bay, to Fisherman’s Point, is alrealy Snished. Yarnele can Sow Na oh Be wharf in fifteen feet of water, and load the products of ap yi) Thie has been a favorite harbor for the landing of cargoes of negrosefrom Africa, as the numerous bays and iplevs surrounded and separated from each other by high hills enable the pievebeyt to discharge their cargoes in per- fect security. A clipper bark that late'y came in, how- ever, met ab adverse fate. She ran into the shallow river of Guantanamo that empties into the bay, and right in the face and eyes of the anthorities, landed over three hundred young negroes in excellent health, and then sailed again to land the balance of her car; “elsewhere, She left fourteen out of twenty-six men who com her crew, and sain yr — that she pee a heavy guns, and wi it . It is said 5 pry ha the Ciara B. Williams, of New York, AS soon as the negroes were landed, the Governor of the district pounced upon them, and ‘also upon the owners and several bn ape A ges the comandante of the fort, the captain of en and fori smaller fry, accused of baving connive: ; all of whom arenow doomed to captivity in the fort, it antconing cone trial, and will no coubt soon breathe free again. The Governor had the sable sons of Africa transferred to Santa Catalina, where they have been recruiting for ‘the last ten days, and we are informed that they were all presented to Messrs. Brooks & Co., for the purpose of finishing’their railway undertaking in this island, ‘Yesterday being a holiday devoted to some obselete servantof the church, the Africans were, with commend- le spirit, baptized abd initiated into the holy Roman Ca- tholic ehurch; and we must acknowledge, our pre udice potting, as that the scene presented a subject worthy the pencil of th. To see the sable séns of Africa drought under ie humble banner of the cross by the priests, reminded us of the palmy days of the Spanish mo- barchy. The rights of baptisin ended, the Governor kindly dealt a sumptuous repast to his new subjects, which met 4 warm reception and no questions aske1. The affair wound up with asplendid fandango ball, which brought together the ete of the publi, iness is very dull, with plenty of sugar on hand waiting for better prices, and vessels are suifered to go eway in ballast, ava, Nov, 28. a “clayed)—The sale of 2,600 wld we alluded in our last review of 21st inst, te 1 a close on the terms mentioned, the parcel veun rey ted several times, and was at last taken t rig, arrobe, or $17 « box of 16 arrobes net. Prices w drooping, and th» aspect of the market is be- very gloomy, owing to tue successive discouraging sfromailsides. Ouly at very lov rates thore are boyer low and middling qnalities: the high fit for Spain are Setter maintained, aithoagh .not F a demand either. ral of our principal planters bass ot last rescived on shipping their sugars, and stocks t murishing pretty fast, being computed to-day at & Ville boxes YW 'ween here and Matanzas, Quo- tation eo hardly be civen, there being no steadiness whet * notwithstanding we venture to place them » 10. 5 ra. } ) Li tol2. 6igrs. Standard )!3t014.. 7 rs 1G to17., 8 & 6 T8175. geng = Do. Sup. Derosne process. . Stg. per owt. fob. atl per cent prem. of exchange. Some very low molasses sugars have even been sold at -134grs.a 14 re.mn36e. Od. a 388. Sd. 4%rs., and at Matanzas a parcel was closed at 4zrs. “Several estates have commenced grinding, but the yield thus far is stated to be very poor, and should the present | rainy weather continue they may be compelled to stop again. Muscovadoes without transactions, and nominally atfrom firs. a®\4rs.. according to quality. Stock at near ontports about 3,500 bhds MozassRs.—The same inactivity mentioned in our last for the sale of the remaining stocks has also prevailed during this week, and the only transaction which has come under our notice was a cargo of sone clayed at 24% riais per keg, deliverable in the bay. For new crop we observe more desire to contract, and offers of 3 rials for clayed and 4 rials per kay for museovado for receipts up to end of April are quite frequent, but dealers have re- fused same and pretend one rial higher. Wo just hear of acontract closed yesterday of the entire receipts trom two estates, of clayed, deliverable in this port during the whole season at 3 rials per keg with cash advances. Ronueny—Laxcr Rewanp.—Messrs. Groves, Northrup & Taylor, Cortlandt street, advertise in our paper to-day a reward of $400 to any person who will recover or cause lo be recovered, by information, the remaining | portion of the rilks stolen from their store last Tuesday. Read the advertisement. City Intelligence. Sr. Nicnotas’ Day.—The 6th of December is commemo- | rated in many countries as the birthday of St, Nicholas, \ the patron saint of Dutchmen and children, and in this | ety lety, the descendants of old Knickerbocker, will duly the day by adiuner, at which there’ will be tpeech, song und sentiment. There is very little that te reliable koowa ut St Nicholas, but there are a num- ber of monkish lecends of which he is the hero. Itseems he was born in latara, a city of Lycia, and was made Bishop of Myra for t ity. Among the marvellous | items that are related of him was one to the effect that he restores to fe two young men who had been murdered, pickled and salted. They were restored to by the Bishop, not the least improved by 2 ple erations. Froin this feat he is often re | presented with a tub, from whence he reacued the pickled | youthe. It is, however, as the patron saint of children that St. Nich jt generally known. (mn the eve of his | birthday ge arc hung up by thetr beds, which next | morning a d candies. So the | little one: Ag A great institution. n to us are at all cor. mber, A.D. 343. St. and the children are told to expect his coming on Christmas eve instead. Vine ix Jony Steeet.—Shortly after 9 o'clock on Sun. day morning a fire occurred in the cap mannfactory of | Rothstein & Raffel, No. 120 John street. It appears that | the canvass ceiling om the third fuor caught fire from the | stove pe; the occupants being unable to extiaguish the ave an alarm, when the firemen quick spuodcd ead woun extinguished the fire. Very litte of the stock was burnt, bet it was considerably damaged by | water, The lose will probably amount to $300, The | stock is iu#ured for $3,000 in the Rutgers and Continental | Insurance Companies jamage was done to the build. | ing. On an examination of the premises, no tin or zine (a | required by law) was found under either of the stoves ou | the second or third floors. On the third floor some paper | was found partly burnt and 4 around the pipe where | it enters the Jue. From appearances, but little attention | Was paid to guard againet fire. he died on the 6th of I rect, Nicholas’ day is not much regarded in this city | Fine ty East Sevesteesty Sraxer.—The alarm of fire between } and 2 o'clock on Sunday morning, in the Fifth district, was caused by a man named Michael Moore, while Intexicated, setting fire to bis bedding in a rom on the | first floor of the tenement house No, 188 Hast Seventeenth Damage to his property about $15, and about $16 to the house. Dascer or Gas Merens—Explosions nd fires ur from the simple practice of persons ight @ound @ gas meter in search of @ leak | Te frequently ¢ a“ We make an extract from the Fire Marshal's reports it is to keep | showing how necessary from the meters:—A fire ad instant, in a far i lights away goods and horlery store kept by 44 Greenwich street. On the pre wus night Mr. D's attention was called to an escape of gas, when, to fig! the leak, he took a lighted paper and pasted the flam® vround the lead connecting pipe. At | this time he must have fred the gas at the leak, but as | the flame he did not observe it, The gas from nued to buen wit! it | melted the solder on th | ascended and fired the Onis oF Pines. —It is often remarked, and with muct | troth in the as#ertion, that many of our fires ‘the result t of carelessness on the part of porters and others z charge of buildings. We are led to these remarks from iooking ovei a Klin & Crane * eh occurred on wvember, several fact sworn to by the px which io to show ¥ clearly that a practice had existed for several the part of the porter of depositing the sweepings of the | store, together with the ashes from oves, Mate tea chest, candle boxes and a barrel. On the day the Gre the barrel wae full of a mixture of ashes eweepings; and further, this barrei was standing « the vicinity Of where the fire was seen burn doors were brokeu open The probability ting the aslios was the «to the underwriters of It would be well 11 storekeepers ‘and helper and the nearly sixty prowess brush same time give a litte atteaty and eee that the proper vessels are provided for tue reception of eweopings and ashes, tr Tur Ou Pour bere of the ote foe Tote Digenee. ate meeting of the mem | } was beld on Saturday after noon Inst at Tarrinauy Hall, Daniel Linn presided. The meeting had refermire ty the recent decision of Judge Favies, nnd measures were taken to make application for | che back salaries due ecch of the old force as were not | leeally diemissed by the new Board ot Police Commision | ers. Bome disenswon woe had me to the best moans of tenting their right to position on the wew paiice force, bat Ap there were adjourned oarty, my prem nt nderstanding, the moeuug ore ANOUTER Sts Use Arrsrk.On Saturday night, about 12 Bonk 1 spectable mrs was passing Urougl Roose | veit curve Hoe attacked hy a pember of rowdiar, who | mace a J rot {hie watch and money, but hot ea stabhet him very dangerotsly in th The joer wurw prompuy om the spot, but they had disper Ue fore marrost could be made. Thay bed mot succee Wd Wb dusk hg any arsest up to last evoumg, | the very broad styl Dramatic and Musical Matters. ‘The most notable event o' the week has been the great ‘sucess of Robert le Diable’’ at the Academy of Music. thas been performed threo times to such audiences as have not been seen at the Academy since the Grisi and Mario season. The receipts of the week amount to nearly exght thousand dollars. It is fair to give the credit of this success chiefly to Mr. Formes, This artist came to us with @ first rate European reputation. When we say first rate we mean an artist who can command his own terms in the three great capitals—Paris, London and St. Petersburg. Mr. Formes has not disappointed the public. In point of fact, he is better than those who had not heard him before expected, for we have had so many bad German singers here that there was a preju- dice against the school, Mr. Formes, with his splendid voice and bis great artistic and histrionic qualifications, bas done more for German art than all the long-winded treatises of all the stupid pedants in the world. The rest of the cast is also very good, and the mise en scene tho best ever seen here. Tho season is now drawing to its close, which will be before the holidays, five mere performances being all that the director is required to give by the conditions of his lease. There will be but two more nights of ‘Robert”— to-night and Wednesday. On Thursday there will be an extra performance, for the benefit of the Hebrew Benevo- ent Society, and on Friday the “ Traviata’ will probably ‘ve given. On Saturday there will be the only performance of German Opera, Flotow’s “Martha,” which was written for Formes. This performance will be an exceedingly at- tractive one. The director has wisely resolved to sell a portion of the seats in the lower part of the house without the extra charge for securing them. We have alvays been opposed to the system of charging extra for secured seats. There appears to be no good reason why the pub- lic should pay the manager for securing to him so much cash in hand before he opens his doors. Mr. Charles Mathews concluded his second engagement at the Broadway theatre on Saturday evening. Ths house is closed for the present, in order to prepare for some grand hippo-dramatic spectacles, in which Van Amburgh’s troupe will appear. Mr. Mathews, we are happy to an- nounch, has made an engagement at Burton’s theatre, where he will shortly appear, . At Burton’s theatre the return of Mr. John Brougham: bas been a highly successful operation all around— houses full, manager satisfied, of course, and the public amused, also, of course. Mr. Brougham’s adapiation of “Vanitv Fair” was played throughout the week. Poole’s “Flamlet Travestie” was also produced, with Burton as the Ghost, Brougham as Hamlet, Mark Smith as Ophelia, and Miss J. Orton as Laertes, They were all good, and the laertes was especially a bit of clever burlesque acting. Mr. Rogers, @ fareeur from the Loucton theatres, has been added to the company bere. He i.e clever actor, after which is popular in Cockaigne. e | will find here an audience which can take a joke without having it forced into their heads. A word toan actor of Mr. Rogers undoubted merit wil! be quite suMcient, with- | out doubt. The bill at Burton’s this evening iacludes a new farce for Mr. Rogers, “‘Argels and Lucifer,” Mr. | Brougham’s extravaganza, “Tom and Jerry in New York,” and “The Siamese Twins,’ in which both Burton and Brougham appear. At Wallack’s theatre the week has not been distinguished by any particular novelty, Mr. Walcot and Mr. George Holland bave retired from the company; and Mr. Sloan, Mr. T. B. Johnston, Mr. Sothern and Mrs. Cooke have joined it. The Dill for this eveaing includes a new five act drama, “The Poor of New York,” written, according to the bills, to ‘‘illustrate the present condition of this city.” The subject is quite sufficient for one evening, and no other play will be performed. All the members of the com- pany are in the cast. At Nivlo’s Garden this evening the popular fairy spectacle “Medina” will be revived, with other entertainments equally interesting. Mr. Niblo will give hereafter on each Saturday afternoon an entertain- ment for the delectation of Young America. At Laura Keene’s theatre the “ Sea of Ice’” enters upon the sixth week of its prosperous run this evening. The play i6 as attractive as ever. The forthcoming novelty | at this house for the holidays is an English pantomime, a novelty which will be sure to draw. Atthe Museum the dramatic announcements for to-day and this evening include the “Cross of Gold,” “Jaugh and Grow Fat,” and several otuer popular pices. At the Bowery theatre Sands, Nathans & Co,’s circus company is doing a fine business. Several new features are announced for this evening, with the pantomime cuil- ed “Jocko.”” The Olympic theatre, 585 Broadway, opens this evening under the stage management of Mr. H. Jordan. Several popular actors are included in the company. The opening ‘Dill ie “All That Glitters is Not Gold,’ “Sketches | in India” and « “Kiss In The Dark.” Mme. Louse Tourniaire, the popular equestrienne, is the reigning star at the National Circus, $4 Bowery. She rides her “Flying Amazon” act this evening. The Colored Opera, at Wood's new buildings and Mo- chanics’ Hall, put forth very good bills for the weok. A New Ptayiste—Mme. Graever-Johnson, a pianiste lately arrived in the United States, announces her first concert in this city at Niblo’s Saloon on to-morrow even- ing, when she will be assisted by Signorina Cairoli, Signori Gassier und Rocco, and an orchestra. The lady comes here with the highest recommendations of the best critics in Paris. The Patric calls her the Malibran among pia- iste, and the France Musicale says she plays the erratic ——— of Liszt with all the fire of the master him- Mrs. Frances Anne Kemble announces, in another co- lumn, a series of Shakeperean readings. Mr. Thalberg has poetponed his farewell concerts for the present. ‘The Ohio Life and Trust Company. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS AND CREDITORS OF THE O110 LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED IN ITS AFFAIRS AND CONDI- g returne’ from New York after an absence of three months, diligently employed in the investigation of | the aflairs of this company in said city, it will no doubt be expected that Tam prepared to render a statement of ite present condition and prospects. It pains me to tate that such i the confured and intri cate condition of the company’s books and papers at the New York agency that it i¢ utterly imporsible now to present any statement which will enable those inter to form any correct estimate of the ultimate value, either | ¢ the stock of the company or of any claims they may old. Accounts with parties having business with the ageucy have been made out and furnished them ceived; many bave been returned, pointing out numerous errors and diecrepancies. It will readily be seen that there various differences in the accounts must be recon ciled and adjested before the actual condition of the com pany can be ascertained. Oue serious source of embarrassment arises from the unwarrantable bypothecation by the cashier in New York of a large amount of paper sent to the agency for callee tion only. It ts impoewible, at this time, wo conjecture for bow much of this the company may be ultimately heble Within the past two weeks protested bills 0” exchange of £26,000 sterling, (eqnivalent to ab yut $125,000,) have been returned upon the company in New York. Nearly ail there b lls hed been purchased and re mitted to meet various drafte drawn by the cashier upon | a credit opened in Londoa with Meesrs, Bell & Grant. Th acceptors of these protested bille, as well as the drawers in New York, having suspended payment, and being por nt, what dividends will be obtained from their when, is very uncertain. Thie i another of the many causes or reagons why @ statement cannot now be prepared, and i# here introduced merely as an illustra tion In addition to the foregoing if the almost endless litiey tion caused by numerous attachme mts and other legal pro coedings, causing addisional embarrassment in the liyi ta tion and settlement of claime in favor of as well as againat the company: ‘The various assets of the company, plelged and un pledged, are of such a mixed and varied character, that inthe present disturbed and unsettled state of money matters, it i wholly impossible now to Ox a value pon them. The causes which have brought the company to ineol vency are wholly owing tothe unauthorised and diswtrous transactions of the cashier in New York 1. In his dealings with, and large advances to the Cleveland and Pittabarg Railroad Company, vo aid im tu completion of raid road. This scconut has not yet bee: — speculations an his own account ia the stock of | this company, as well as utLer compants, ne also in Sta seourities / 3. In the depreciation of stocks and aecuritic ic by | him as collateral to unauthorized loam made by lia vn | New York. \ } Those are the prominent tems, aul the lam enetainad an them alone will, I fear, Le of suilicient amount w a» orb the entire capital of the compauy--two mili of ions in New Vork, T received fromm the jewere. Coe and Stedman, eftiaent mid snd ‘counse! nilemen, Ou the twenty sccond of Aya last, entered into @o examination of the affairs agency, and found the yariows vecurities which ba pind for lowne made by the cashier, ali an baud, Peres saved notiaing wr are. Th my investi trevtoes there, In many in | 4 stances no response or acknowledgement has been re. | ‘The Riots at eae EXCITING SCENES—INVADERS REPU LARP —ATTACK ON A CONDUCTOR—BOATMEN THROWN INTO THE HUD- SON—NEW YORKERS OBLIGKD TO RETURN TO THE CITY—THE MILITARY UNDER ARMS—ARRIVAL OF METROPOLITAN POLICE AT THE SEAT OF WAR— ARMS IN ‘THE HANDS OF THE BELLIGERENTS ON BOTH SIDES—PRELENT STATE OF AFFAIRS, BTC. Piermont is twenty miles above New York, on the right ‘bank of the Hudson; extending into the river for the dis- tance of about a mile is @ pier, on the end.of which is the terminus of @ branch line of railway connecting this point with the trunk line of the New York and Erie Railroad, which is seventeen miles distant from Piermont. At the terminus, which isa great centre of traffic between the Hudson and the trunk line of the New York and Erie Railroad, there are between two and three hundred men employed for the purpose of removing freight from the boata as they land at the pier, and trans- ferring it to the cars to be conveyed West, and vice versa. They were accustomed to receive for their services $1 per day; but the Railroad Company, in accordance with the oxample set by others, determined upon reducing the wages ofall their emplayés ton par cant, the reduction to take place on the Ist of December ,aud of this notice was given tothe workmen on the 27thof last mouth. This notice passed eff quietly, and all things went on smoothly until Tuesday last, which was to have been the that On that day that the reduction was to be commenced. morning, to the astonishment of every one, there was a aera ‘atrike of all the New York and Erie Railroad em- ployés at Piermont, with the exception of a few who held respectable positions. But although this was the case the pier was got without workmen, who congregated themselves there to express their unanimous deter- | mination to abstain from doing anything farther ‘for the Raiiroad Company untii they were paid rat months’ wages that were due and were made satisfled that no re- duction should take place in their salaries. Upon this they were off, and urged by the dfficers of the company to resume ey at ninety cents per day, as they could not reasonably expect to be paid more than any other men ‘who were employed in the capacity of workmen on the railroad. All reasoning of this kind was, however, uso- less. No work was done that day; and’as the railway authorities saw that there was nochance of the men re- suming work,and that all business was stagnant, without of change as long =o had no means of their freight, which was fast accumulating at the point, either to ove mode of conveyance or another, ined ‘determined to try to have something done by setting three or four men to work on y morning w unload coa! from a sloop. Meantime the Demaive attitude at first assumed by the rioters had taken a different turn. They had provided themselves with pistols and other pos Mags knives, daggers ond clubs, and had assumed « most threatening aspect. ‘Threatening, followed by the discharging of arms, sounding of horns and yelling of ‘voices, kept the inhabitants of Piermont in constant alarm during the night between Tuesday and Wednesday. morning of the latter an attempt was made by the few men engaged for the purpose to (enon! the sloop, but no sooner had they commenced than they were imperativeiy commanded to desist at their peril 4 the infuriated strikers, who, with a large number of their associates, stood guard en ‘masse at the pier head. The owners of the sloop ‘attempted to parley with them, and the result was an attack upon the bew comers, which ended in their fight aad the of the boutmen into the frosty river. During W. several persona were attacked and beaten, and the rest Mr. Gardner Clough, a conductor on th He was caught, while walk: ing in company with a friewt, by about fifty of the laborers, dragged to a bank about ten or twelve feet in height, and tho sides of which stopo down almost perpendicularly to the level of the ground and after being informed that he mast stand tris!, Grown down and pelted with stones hy the entire mob. ' He ran to the nearest public house, followed closely by the strikers, who continued the fusilade against him until he reached the door, which was closed to prevent his en- ce. The mob, however, did not continue the attack, er because they only intended to chase him to that house, or because they imagined that he had already re- ceived enongh at their hands; and after curses and ex pressions of exultation, in the form of cheering and yell- ing, they broke off' an acquaintance which was unceremo- nicus in its commencement and disagreeable while it continued. Wednesday night passed off withont anything more to make it remarkable than a repetition the turbulent spirit manifested on the night preceding it. The morning of Thursday was marked by the ordering out of the mill tary, who, with several volunteers, mustered between whiney ‘and forty bayonets, ‘and were teady for duty in the evening. At ten o'clock the same morning about sixty men arrived from Sufferns under the direction of Me. Cooper, one of the railroad officials, in order to make a beginuing, and, if ible, induce the other men to resume work. When oy arrived at the pier, and as they stepped out of cars by which ‘thoy were conveyed, & furious onslaught was made ‘upon them by a large division of the rioters, aud a desperate fight began. Cooper, their leader, drew a pistol and pointed it against the assailants, bat before his fin- ger bad time to touch the trigger he was struck in the mouth by a huge iece of brick, K staggered and obliged to take refuge in it, as most of the men whom he brought had already commenced to do. The battle was ended. A = of fugitives were now running as fast as possible efore their assailants, who sounded thoir horns to collect their companions, and did not give up the pursuit till the enemy obtained cover in a w ‘at the dietance of a mile trom where = janded. ‘Amiongst othor trophies, three prisoners fell into the hands of the vic- ors, who, after immersing then in the Hudson to wake ‘them feel comfortable, permitted them to continue their retreat. On the evening of Thursday nothing further oceurred worthy of notice, and although the demonstrations of the preceding days were continued the riotiog was virtually ended. Friday passed quietly, many of the men showing a disposition to Testime work, and on tho evening of that day a steamer arrived with 25 police from New York, and 100 laborers The latter were not landed, but sent back to the city next morning; and the police, after remaining on board the boat for 4 night, marched to the town unmolested, where they remained ll yesterday, when they came down iu the cars which conveyed our reporter. On Saturday all the men had resumed their business, and everything is now going on as if nothing unusual had occurred, Personal Intelligence. The Memphis Appeal of the 28th ult. says:—Gen, John A. Quitman, accompanied by two of his daughters, will He is ex take Memphis in. his route to Washington «ity eo up on the John Simonds. ‘erper Droseighas been recognized by the Pr: oneal ef theGrand Dukedom of Hesse Dariast f Maryland, North Carolina and South rae in Baltimore. Brant? Mayer was announced to deliver « lecture in St. Louis on the 3d inst. , for Sarolina, t¢ From New Ories \ oI] Le tte, RT Waeers, R e SO Rorlaas J mane’ il From Savenilla, in brig Ermma—A Strunte. From Port au Platt, in brig St Michael—Capt Chase, J AF Brune, F Finke. From Barcelona, Spanish Main, in schr Volant—J M do Tas Cabada, — bas EPARTURRS, Heamer ahama— Walter Phelps, ri Mary Le Mi Mra it An Nichoine ( For Ravannah, tn ti Mr and Mre B Smith and 1 Mitchell, Mise, Andere Vechten, Mrs inary, bing. Mrand Mrs. 1, Everitt, iw RF Arnold, Jr; Miss Thursion, ‘and 54 in aleernge, ——— is day. Serneme Cover—Circuit —Nos. 1293, 1410 1621, 191, 2851, 2819, 924, 1608, 1624, 2525, 361, 0, 38 216, 215, 357 r ‘over Special term.—(Jndge Roosevelt will M.)—The whole calends cal In its onde , the calling of the calendar wiil be suspen untit such cause shail be finished, when the call will be continued, Causes may be set down for any day in term, on filing with clerk a written consent. 491, 692, 647, €80, 028 659, 5, 178, $11, 304, 679, | 727, 798, 805, 490, 491), 472, a8, 84, 700, 01, Aal, 418, di, 1, 456. 46, 62) #2, 163, 1 MABITINE INTELLIGENCE, Auwaxao ron New YORE rms pa. 7 1] moon nies. +s mon waren. ARRIVED. Steamshin Cabawha, Bulloch, Nr fast Wih | ameengers, te lavia =u Orleans, via Havana let hey Dre! gon, Callao, Rep ve Hamp onde Raye, wen gene, to Harreda Bros, t 1, off be yoke ‘Olvtian, Pe sane dav, \ rock, bath trom Calan for Bnglang, wilh sin, Harding, vergonl, Now 2 with mtse and 20 paseenvors, oC Carew. Mov tien ou 12 By. pane fone of the “inck ball packet, bun Bim lon 4" 21, apoke Puringuan, fre Cork, 16 days ow Dion lan So 4% slenadieed Heya. Magn Bruel Rot Insts at (1-30 AM, let 86 44 len 7008 panved ® lace iB. ‘The Wes Point bas been 15 ‘ ° gin strong womter!y gales " lain of t 8) passengers, to KE ® Morea 2 (Gf talimgore), Gok, Amyrua, Oet 4, Dull & C: f Kennebunk), Bi Marsotitien. rienced very heavy V. broke off the kde ntheee, two of which were v), duriog @ vale from § the counter. Thave atnee th in the various siatementapre lem Dennis, New Orley pared and presented for thelr examination, fae rt | maper tyes etsan Aion ne CTS OF Cage, wae trouble in reference to the hooks at the agaicy wot miv w arth. Jonkina, Marseitien, 48 days, ing ite real conditieo , arizos from the fact, Wat the larco | 40 8, lon # W, npoke bark Uransactinns already referred to were tot aude in tis, | Marr ia fect Mela fr Rew Werke ot dae | but were suppreared by the cashier and conseyuently known only to him. Tt will require some inonths yet of patient kavestagusien y statement can be prepared Ut will sry , dewerminng Ge value of a claim agaval the compan: Tam faity aware of the incompleteness of thie stato ‘ana that it cannot prove very satisfactory tw stock e who have placed their funda in ty Fe the company, aud are «0 much annoyed and end by Na boing withheld from them for #0 lat | CHARLES STETSON, Prosideat. | anpan, Dee, 4, 1807. wits vite, dor, 19 ma yale Dork Me m), Ford, Fronters, Oct 2, wih log S D 1 oF Cant), Lafaio, Berdeat, Mow (arem), Haesivop, Ravanilla, Nov 16, with hidew ehwed (Tan), 1 hawon, Port an Platt, Nov #. wth 00, te AC Rowmire'® Dirig Condor of ¢ with eugar we) mm Bry Sulimab (Br) eve to Thompeon & Hunter ‘Crow, Cornwailia, NB, 10 days, with pe tates, to onion we wi Cato (itr), Health, Windsor, NS, 6 days, with ponies, 712," ). Allen, Fajarto, PR, Nor 2, | pais Acadian (Rr). Lockhart, Windsor, NS, 8 days, with aster. to master, Or ooien of Piston) m), Handy Ricbmand, 7 days, with “at, de, to H Under woor ‘Andress! gat cy a. jacksonville, 12 days, with yellow Behr Volant (Br), Bilis, Karceiona, hides and skibr, to Kehiraringe i ichriet ton, ‘Sehr D Davidson, Berdy, on Maven for Virginia. Sehr Maxon Rozcre, vw Ha ehr EM Clark Cian “ny ny fae Tinton lew Bedford. backing into ber "erth came in collision with th bark Pk, whan ber smoke stack carried away; the bark sustaine by Weatchester, Clark, Providence. BELOW ede Defender, Robinson, from Chincha Islands via Hamp- Bhi ai € Scranton, §} from Li oN mee Reet a Sm Urn Her 5 wi ‘Wind during the day from to SR, withraln, i re gs Steamen Bowman: Long Branch 6th inst, states tbat the screw steamer Rowman, of Troy, from Norfolk, with a carge of wheat, bound to New York, is ashore at Deal Beach broadaide on. AU handa saved. ‘Bhe is tight, and may possibly be got off should the sea go down. Suir RH Tooke R—This fine new ship of 998 tons reached ftw Oe do jast evening trom Portsmouth, NH, coming into port Beach Channel, and being the Targeat roel ever Sra into this harbor through that Sanirance, She had the ‘when off Cape Fear, to fall in with a derciict ork he Mary G Porter, of Bath), loaded with logwood and wh the took in tow ‘and brought to an anchor- par. The RH Tucker is commanded by Captain Soseph Tucker, —Charleston Courier, 2d lust, Bare Many C Poxtrn, from Sante Cruz, Cubs, for Fal mouth, E, Shandoved, was iowed fo Charles. 2a int poy by wp RB ton bar Bark Cou McRag, of ao a ak was wrecked on the Middle Ground, outside of Wilmington bar, in the gale of Sept 12, and which if was snpposed would go to 9 plenes, waa got off Uy an agent of he underwriters, and was lowed tp to the city by two steamers, on the Ist inst. Brig Davin S Brows, Baker, of and from Philadelphia, Jat ult for Key West with 600 tons coal, encountered a vii Jent gale from the NE on the 15th, which continued ‘etihont cessation ‘unui the Yi ith, when she uo sprung sleek, whieh ia: creased until the when er ‘abandon ‘within 60 miles ef ‘Abaco, wi ot of water in the old. ‘il hands took to the boats in ares exhausted condition, ae after 36 hours exposare, ian Tanded a Green Turtle Bay, savi noting but what the they stood ‘Some of the crew proceed to Nassau, NP, pt rakcr and the remainder reached Nerf tna. The vessel was valued at $24,000, and cargo ome Octavia (of Ellaworth, Me), Chase, from Jackson vi'le, tile beating ont of the harbcr of Port a Platt, on the sth Novy, in charge of a pilot, went ashore on the reef and be ne total loss, Captain and crew saved. SreameR Metacomer, which was ‘sunk in the Missivaip) iat Algiers recently, wappenes out and towed to the Cre-ceut Dock, New Orleans, Disasters Reronten Duatxa tae Moxtn or Novrynrn-~ The following important and interesting list of mari /.s18 ters which have been reported during the mouth of Novem. ber past, has been compiled by I ff Upton, Bey The .oss, which in some instances is estimated, has been very hey, amounting in the aggregate to $1,945,475, The reades «! | be able to find at a glance any vesset ‘r the list, as they har s4oon arranged in alphabetical order sort each class under separste heads: — river. ro 4 for Detroit; er, r, Lake tuperior. City of New. York, line Tucker. STRAMERS. Cataract from hag Hr for Lisbon; boiler burat near (ir Clty of Supe op) trom Lake Su lost near Copy Liga 4 from Boston ier Philadelphia; collision with RL. ‘Tay. Slo0 Caroline (Pry. gunk port "Ye Marre by coltision with Caro Creole (Br), from Windsor for St John NB; ashore and con. demned at ville NB. $10 000, Galveston, Smith, from Galveston for Berwick’s Bay; slight- we in, jured by coulision with the Opelousas. , $1500. Gate, Whiting, from San Franciséo for Panama; re- turned OS F centre # aft broken $5000. 11 B Reach (prop), Ramsey. from NYork for Baltimore; on fire at whart in Bale sabel, Rolling, from avant for Obarieston; damaged tn ‘Gy (prop); hole stove by collision with pier at Dun. Kouba (us); total loss on reef in the Caspian Sea, $40,000 Maphatian, from NYork for Rondout; collision with barge IK Broomain North river. | $1 Metocomet, Chysup; aleak and sunk near McDonoughville La. $15,800. ‘Oscar B Thom (ferry boa), from Gloucester Point for = phia; on fire at mis, from herette Baz for Galveston. sank by Collision bg! the Galveston in Gulf of Mexieo. $15) wi. Philadelphia Bogs, from NOrieans for N York; broke shaft and crosshead off Cy ats. Florida. Reindeer, from St Louis jor Alton, snagged and sunk ai the mouth of Missouri river. 000. Rainbow. Holerofi, from NOrleans for Cairo: burnt near Napoleon, Miesissip pi river. 926,71 Jemaue (Fr). trom Para for Cayenne; ashore on 8t Ro- 1. $87 500, eben (ing), Thorne, frem Detroit; beached near Sable Jewett. from NYork for NOrleans; put into Nor- folk Sit and Charionton ‘ath to repair machinery. $2)50. Le Stevens, from NYork t for Charleston; ashore on the Bar, Charleston. $40. Chicors: Fautknen trove NOrieans for Liverpool; at St Tho- mas in distress Oct 8. $12, | trem Caliao for Bahimore; sprung fore hoa at Manila diag Aur 4. Dunbar (Be) total Jon hear Bydney NSW 840,000 Fadwerd Bury oy frome Leghorn for Philadelphia; at Gibral+ tr leaky Oct 16. Epaminondas, en from Shields for NYork; lost spars, ‘sails, bulwarks, bost, &c. $300), “*Fiying Eagle, Bates, from Chincbas for Baltimore; threw over cargo soramg alenk in gale Great Republic, Limeburner, from Chinchas for London; at Falkland Islands in distress.’ $35 000. Grand Duchess, Hill, from Liverpool for NYork; dismasted Sept 2 fi Paral On 8. $600, owndyt. Balch, from Bowon for L 164 Indi ief (whaler), from NLondon for N Pacific; lost by fee in Arctic Ocean In Ang, $80,000. 3 Montgomery, Hamiliod, from Calcutta for Boston; sprang rpool; struck by light ning and sink lat 42 lon 61 mARR en fe; arrived at it. od Panta, Trigg from Nvork for Calverton; on Calves: pot off and arrived at ti Toth. $40.7) Atowick canal bow, aia loan by collision wich abutment Rusaien Marshal, vestow for Brazos; total loss ag wirazon river (ht 2 ‘Amanda. Davia. ops Magaguee for NYork; damaatod and Artel Chae "irom rm Nov for Antigne; aleak and sprang sme Mork, trom Aaltimore for Mobile: sprung fore- smart ad put into Norfolk for repaira ‘une from Chaveland for | ke Michigan? aaa r br e Huron. ‘nlelope, Bud from’ hicago for Onwega; total om at tho mouth of St Joseph's river. 816.000. maieligggy, ashore near St joneph'a, Lake Michigan, on the Reider Ann, from Gloucester fora ishing voyage; lost at Org ene from. Bt Zhfple Cube for Baltimore; tia! Joes on Currituck Bere! WrGordeli, {ium frem Marcio, for York; at Norfolk digineas (reported ux Cor! Net). SSH. SE tengo, uahore near, St Joaeob 8, Lake M- 0, 4th. $4400. HLerUsh, fram Tappahaonock; ashore 18tH, South of Cape Teerieltain, from Waukegan for Buffolo, sabore near the former part, eke atohigae, Ceri, ‘Crowell, from ‘i leston for Rasen ashore on Hed; 334, at Holmes? ole 24. ge Fence 13. a! mea Hi ork mi brig Tosen; prvivad st Hlatmee’ Hole. "tn fen; arrived at Holmes’ Hole. A for Ratan: capalzed at May Mills; ran on log and suak from Fi osa near Buttalo 1, trom Boston for Gonaives, mining "rovineotowa. $12 OD\. from Chicago for Buffalo; tole fimet Lake ae from Rockland for Key West; put iato Bos- fen) a ‘ney, irom ‘Tk i, Tha a irom Lake Michigan for Buffalo; ashore near den Scoit. Holla from Minaiitlan for NOrleans; dismasted! *ame Cock, {rom Bulle; ashore 6 miles South of Goes anne rom’ Bu Heh. 94000, Roto Philadelpaia for Boston; ta Hcston haste. A; rng for eins ashore near B Joseph's, Lake Mi. chigan, $6750. Raviatta fiom Rockport for a Sahing v 5 sunk at an- ee Nt A wnedtc;aere nu jornet (pilot boat), from N Redford; on' Cuttybun! lost false keel, rudder, &e. $1 eek HW Frp, Wilson, (rom Bt tohns PR for Baltimore; startet deck load and stove bulwarks Oct 26. $100. ‘John Martin, for Cleveland; total loss near Presque Isle, Lake Huron | #1280. as KR Whiting. Blair from San Franciseo for Mendocino; lenttanevaet Jibboom, &e, off Mendocino. Joseph Wilson, from Goderich; ashore on Stoney Ininad. E one Poiten Kosavth, Long, from Sheboygan for Chicago; sunk near the Breakwater nt Chicago. 81300" jaf iiake, Haskell, from NYork for Portland; at Holmes? ib, leaky and cargo damaged. ‘Witham, Watl ine cistron Dat Luc ton, from Tortugas for Key West; * K (repaired). ser J Rockport for NYork collision tehikine’ nt Ttolmes" Foe 18 ‘$500. Baifeld, fro. NVR cor eran ‘aruck rock Holes’ from Glo © dahing voyage; lost a. Kaeo. Staten, ¢r 1 for Boston; sunk vith sehr Was bine % Rievens, tre “lita Hon; lost tn burri t a0 vTrelands sok oe tn Ocracoke Inlet Ayrea, from ° for @ fishing voyacn; ap. $2 «Mayhew lost rudder ead was otherwise da from NYor hn NR; ashore In Bay Mord Polu: vec in Bay of Ubace r Oct 28, and got off Nov 6, from Phildeiphia for Washington DO, eS 8, with cargo ces! $10 UW). Orianto Smuh om Port au © for Boaten; lost bow? of mairnvent, ao $700, “rcoman, fishing; cast. bre lor im Septem - ks, from San Bis nore; host deck loads a Of Hatteras Ort 25. ¥ US 8), Krown, from Key Wee ‘aeons Key Nov'8. $80). Queer of Clppers, Leighiou, fishing; t<tal loss off Chet ca mp Ringleader, fabing: lost of Cheticamp, $1800. RL Tay, Lake, from Philadelphia for Boston; collision with. steamer ity of New York, at Holmes’ Hole. $800, 1efeom Lake Saperior tor Detrolt; fost on Lake Su Peat eee, Dorr, fom Wilmington for Philadelphia; miss- ng since Fept 18. $10 8 mene, Allen, viren Ng ore mg Jacksonville; tgtad ustine Fla Now 18, $17,000 aison, fishing lost off Cheticamp. $1900. “a Witch, fi Jost off Chetleamp. Saunderson, alo; ashore 15 miles from Buffalo, S610. gptickiuna for Buffalo; ashore 6 miles above Port Colborne, 00, pjitacher Taylor, Taylor, from Portland for Yurmouth; om Dennis Bench, got off und arr at Provinceown, $3760. Union. fishing, Joxt at Cheticamp. $1 000. Waurican, for Budalo; ashore at Por. Burwell. $14,000. RecariToLat! + Baltimore; totai Steamers. $456 250 Brigs Ships 796 650 Schooners Bark: 219,200 S| SS nce PeupuULIY 8) Sewer v0.9 4.00: q 4 12 “4 , Rark Gritton, Dave, from Rosario via Buenos Ayres for London. was passed Nov 6, int 18 188, lon 34 12 Reig tiohio, from NYork for Ponce, woe stem Nov 20, in Sail Rock Passage. Ports. _cBanerio,. Spanish Stain, Nov t0—In port achr W A Grif- a n, from and for N Pteun atone Net Beth hort shipa Ses lark, Pol- lananen, for Cowen pet day: Ganymede, (irsmball. tor 40 20 oF Mi days: Star of Bop: aon, for Himpton Roads do. Canpenas Nov ah Air brig Granada Veriengill, Neaviiag, $14 25ch bark Martha Anna, Portiaad: brig Tehouano, Suntfene, sch N B Borden, Savannah; 2th, brig Rureka, gion. Now 21—No Am vessels in port 1 B—No Am vessel in port “Gabe ieee, Applepy, tre from Mriatol & for Baltimore: lost togmaste, spare, salle $1500. J jab Thompson, Blake; took fire foot of Market street, from Patagonia for Kngland; at lintrese Avg 12. $10,000 Rechte, from NYerk for Man Francisco; cabin stove ed with water. $1500. Knife, from bow Montevideo in jong Kong for San Francisco: ston pare, ac Noonday. rock, Basavia ie Aug ¥ Gove, from, Foorhow for London; pat into a Ron Wintress Ang 12. $18,500 febrankt, Swase: York for Galyeston; lost on Gal maida Francisco for Calcutta; put into on. from Liverpool for NYork; at Fayal 0 tp m, from Portland for Havana; total loss on Harv? ieland Get. Polynesia, Morgan, from Quebeo for Newry; ashore in 8t Lawrenee river. Richard Anderson, CoMn, from Rotterdam for Baltimore; abandoned Sept 2) in lab al, lon Bl eynard, Drew: ashore at Shangh Syhil, Jenkins, from NOrleans for 00 $4500. ‘Thos Waison from NYork for Const of Africa: seized ax a slayer by Hr ateamer Bloodbound off Quite. $25,000 Venus, Rallebury. from, Mkidlesbury for iremen; Hoaky by rol 1S. $6600. BARKS. naford, from St Vincent's for Savannah: og’ Bas, X 822,000, jel ua, collision, at Bret Arabian (Br), total loss on Hilton Ais, Dacia, from 1B A ad i MeRne, Park, from Wilmington for Liverpool, pat back fo W Oh, leaky. 84000. Clenfuegos Gran wo Chen! do Oct 22, 4 leaky. reon, from La from San Francisoo for Humboldt; re ky Oct gece ashore above Point Albino. gon for NYork; on Colora. # York fon Cardenas; collision off turned to 8 Fh David Morrie, for Butts ear Lnmbeth, from Belize for Wogiand; damaged in gale in the Gull of Mexico. $3000, Fa Cohen, Burgess, from Leghorn for Philadelphia; at Gi braltar leaky amd repg. $e Ir iaracaibo for Philadetphia: ashore, and “n viadelphia for Rio Grande; ‘sen ‘rom NYork. for Montevideo; lost on Ave 16. Martin, (rom Wilmington for Cartenas; eup n gale of Sept ly $22,000, posed foundered Ocean Pavoriia, Johnson, from Cardenas for Liverpool; pat Into Charleston leaky Pac ite (Br), mma Liverpool for Charleston; lost un Redmond. Gazle. from iowen for Busnes Ayres; on fn h ed to Bonteviian Cardiff for Havana; at hy a In distress: from Calnis for Barhadoes; at Rockland leaky O6r 24 Sg000, WO Alden. Megill, from Wilmington for Belise; lost deck Advinido C Washington, ‘or Port au Prince; condemn ed and sold at Port an Prince, ‘Hola. ones: Tucker, from New York for Aspinwall; de, at Toagua on Sept 2. Sime. "Miarien, Nanmett, {rom Heston tor Mobile; Ashore on ics Repke, atrat Key Wee Tous Wosioa for Witmingwoa; leat eatin, Ae, off Cape cae temingeen, Jones, from Si Marks for XYork; ashore om i West 8250 North Key Shoal; Of aid nt Key 3 Fanny Whiwuer, Gage, ew York for Buenos Ayres; at Pernambuoo Oct 13 epanige from coliision, G00, Feme (iit), from P ala for Cape Breton, lost at Loren, Cape Breton, seid. Horentine, aumner Fein Juckson-ile for Beedowns; nin cerew arr at Cette Oct 3. Hudson, Griffin, from Ha math; took fire off Toon Island: arr at Portland 1150, Wi Helier for England; oF 6th inst damaged in gale in Gulf for Cardonns; of ¥ tot nariet, frum ico. cee ell, Drinkwater, from Pens off Btone Wey anes Key, near Cardenas. bi: abandon in Int 49, lon Ba. $10 O00, allan, Heo chin for Port 8 Princes bg ng in ‘B, ‘en from Bluebill tor Norfolk; adore at Sait. Bt Domingo for Boston; ashore “eurtl (ram Havana for Hamburg; abandoned lon 7 ‘ from r aeite for St Jago; abandoned Nov 14, crew ae ot Philatelphin #t. $8000, Rolling Wa Wave Eeopigetan for Gatventon, loet foretopmost, Bone kod | Kord thn Tiempos for Harbor Grnee; sprung mbtamnagt ut th, " of; coliieion whl: sehr Famprems. 5 Coleorn, from belt for Aualaod, damaged in gate tn Gulf Peston, gine. nae, from Winders for Riewond; tote! toes on RE Oe. 9, BAN), Tenoptem, Donk, tron Pordnmd for Harann; lont deok lord in gale on parsoge A Rawyer, Masten, fr {gh FA orm 1 ND, total howe Bear J: ort Me. 0, jor Charleston; lowt s¥i8, | Monseratte, MDonaid; ‘oxter, Be—Are, barks Shean Clark, Fitiott, Troon; Peri, Thestrap, Pensacola: brig Kate Anderson Lathrop, St Thomas (and id Sob for Mobile): sehr Alice Randell. Aci favenn bh; 2th, steamship Star of the West Gray, N York (and sid_same day for Aspinwall; schr Polly Prick, Priea, | Mobile, 24h, briga Julie, Nickersoa,, At John, XB: £ Foxe: ies WeNoar, bi via Doal. ‘barks I Foun- icherson, Rattimors; brig pe Hilt, Mann, Bosion, 80h sbi erpool, Rnrlington’ Kea | tain. Kellar. Boston: E Dwight, St Mary, Milliken, Boston; schra Red Ragle, Rogers, Charles. ton: ifPghny Fern Briace, Newport 4 Mth hark’ Albertina, Barton N York, 2th sehr Haight Bourne, Peosacatt; ‘th ship Stateaman, Wate, brig Rufus Soule, Davis, Gardner, N York, scbt enry Haiavax, Nov 4 1 AM (by tel--Arr steamship tacaray Wickinan, ‘Boston 94, atnoon, for Liverpool, and P preneeial ata Kine Ja, Nov GI port ship Larrabee Orr, for New Orleane 334: bark Matagane, Wiokiord, for do ih MaNrantito, Noy Nid brige Mary Means, Hopkins, New York dah, Humboldt, Gamage. do. Noy 26—Arr bark Mary Merrill, Kinsman, Pert rd, Boston, JW Miner, Kerry, N ah rdivant, Portland; n Stevens, Ho iE . # Pour av Platt, Nov Z—No Am vessel in port. Rives Gannia: Afrion, Oct Are bark @ W Porter, Sta- vena, Salem £1 J4c0 be Coma, Nov 18 Arr brig Kase Poster, NYort. Nov 2—S14 brig Lorana, (ibba, Mobile. ‘Ain vessel in port wv 2 Cd bark Leon, Parritt, Liverpool. “Are hark Indian Queen, Cray, Cardi; Now rata, Cole, N Yor! ‘uanoorn, Na, Now Tibet Hibernia, Murphy, New Heme Ports, ALEXANDRIA, Deo 4-Sld schrs Potomac, rin Chief, N¥ark, Ald, Riley. Rast Greeneich Dee 5, AM—CH steamers Win Jenkins, Hallett, City of New York, Howes, Philadelphia; sehr O ‘omera, NYork Loonst Point, French, Helen Maria Nickerson, in, Poruianst. J W Mattlane, Spee Moston. C14 ateamship tos Whitne Iph Jones, Boston: Kine W ng, Burn= brig GBP), Looper, West Indies: sehr P, Onward, Saaith, Box ™ Le JW Driske, Drisk ve" ae Tistimore went to «ea 5 for Liverpool: Pr dam. Ships Defender, Robinson, and both from Ubinehe I CHARLESTON, Dec 2—Arr shi Porvsmmouih, NH: bark Gen Crown, fh ships Caroline, Haynie; Star ( ste, all oo. Live 1: and tere ships nokno wn. GALVESTON, Row 2\—In port ships JW Faanin, Rriges, 1 Wharton, for Liverpool, parka (i from N York, disg: Jaland (hiy mt B Gotrey, Parker. for do Mai Ei Anna. ding: brigw South, for Liverpool Idi do: North, and Empire, for fgt: sche t from NYork a Cid prey to Zist bark Robert Mills, Pater fom. Liverpool, brite Zalieka, Grotier and Bell Rober Y abip ork. rte, Penaacoia mn rh =| Be nei Cok Wivat—Are help Mt Ntsane, Merricte Roston, Cid Ith sehr Kell, Overton NYork: rah be Ro I brig Wim Perking, gets, ‘Wood, Portamouth, chr, Raven, "aid brig Summ, Cutters 8 JACI sapoal Feber on Berry, and ‘Are stoamsh Rostor 4 ire Howes, Rost: om. Liverpon Revenue, Rohinenn, have been ordured to New York. RW Tucker, Tucker, jediand, NY¥ork. Un tho and Br bark Toirin« York SON VILLE, abt Now 25—Tn for Port Spain, anebored on the bar. on, Inn leaking condition NEW ORLEAN Nov a PM—Arr ane, jeury Cook (Br), Flaherty, Live yr (Br), Kilgour, London; Soh hinide ‘i “ Angus “A irem), Rirlebs, Bremen, H Von co Rew Hambure ‘Oliver Moses, Otis, Havana, Me hark Julia Twn nee Rin Janet neh yor Pots en Powers, do, ley, arvt May Marbour, Thompamn, Vern Cruz. od Rove te eper, ap gey aS wig Rite Fay Front, Po) An si (1 ) ably ite re amd, Bajivw Fark Paimain, Wiloon, RE a odie pores to nee ‘Se aie a} a Mad of Orlean* atet 80 Chower, Doreas Prince, Kate Hianier; Zal 1 Metal wet nod SOhronx, Pee 3 Arr ateamabip Roan: © Yorks sche © (chase, Stirlin P Sid ae cen aA ° Roig; hirige Castilian, air " rela Rare Tington, Philndelphin: and others, IWADELPHIA, Dee. 3 a Arr stanenes th Gopes Kerk: brit Go Downes, Jam nine, Fanos Brhen Victor, Bears, Nvork: bie esy, flac ah wh 7 challenge, sia i George: Restless. 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