The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1858, Page 8

Expected Attach on the Comptroller's Office. Late last evening a despatch was received at the head- of Ube Metropolitan Police, from the Fourth ward precinct, that in the event of the election of Mr. Haws, the pepubiican candidate for Comptroller, it was in contempla- @on by certain parties in that quarter of the city to raiso ‘a mob and attack the Hall of Records, for the purpose of destroying the documents and papers contained in the @omptroiier’s oftice. Rumors of a similar character had also reached the police authorities at an earlier hour of ‘the day, which, together with the last despatch, induced force, Ba og ps mide, to guard Une building. Men were also sw surreptitious attack which might hensions were entertained by ‘Yo take the above mentioned prompt and. efficient measures. Up to two o’clocit last night nothing had oc- eurred to corroborate the story, and all was quiet in and wround the Park. Another Sparring Exhibition. BOXING TO A SMALL COMPANY—THE FANCY AT THE ELECTIONS, ETC. Mr. John Hamilton, alias Shepherd, the trainer of the ehampions of England and America—Sayers and Morris- wey—gave a sparring exhibition in Hoym’s theatre, Bowery, on Monday evening. Comparatively a stranger im New York, Mr. HL, unfortunately for his pocket, chose ‘a very improper evening for his benefit—the eve of the election. The Hxrarp has repeatedly drawn attention to ‘the governing influence of the fancy at the polls, The empty benches at Hoym’s theatre on Monday evening," the universal reason assigned by the fancy present or the fancy absent demonstrates the truth of the affirma- tion. From the dirst intimation of Harilton’s benetit the fancy counted on a “splendid display of science,” aud were eager for the appointed hour; but when the bills an- nounced the time—the eve of the election—the excitement simmered down to almost entire forgetfulness, and the yeenlt was the eplendid sparring anticipated to “a mise- rable account of empty benches.’’ Poor Hamilton was accosted by numerous friends abont the unfortunate ‘hoosing of Monday evening. Every one had it that he should have known better—but he heme] guilty to igno- rance—he was a stranger. They opened up to his under manding, when too late for his profit, that it was a large betting bight, and one in which much pressing pa trictism was expected from the fancy. One of the “upper ten” ‘of the tistic fraternity said in demonstra- tion of his information, that he had seen $2,000 tabled in the space of half an hour before comi gv the exhib'- tion, and, as our reporter picked up, large and hi ting marked the character of the election of One unfortunate gentleman lost no less than $1,100, on the State elections; nevertheless, he was booked again on (he charter elections. How many were engaged in the same Dusinese, deponent sayeth not. No further explanation ig how required for the pressure of such crowds of rowdies at the poll bootlis—the mind can supply all aud more than is agreeable or flattering. Shey the unfortunate, nevertheless, went on with the exhibition to only @ few hundred spectators, in the | owing order — YOUNG DONNELLY AND JACK GALLAGHER Led off the exhibition. They wer young lads of seven- feon years of age-—the first a very “light weight” and the other half as much again heavier. They were Doth plucky, and bit ‘b other with all the vengeance they bad in them. In the third round they both were down on the boards. In the wind up they punched each ether finely, and terminated with Donnelly on the floor, and Galiagber with the “red” dripping from his pro: Doscie JOHNNY AARON AND JOBNNY ROCHE. This was a well matched pair. Roche is a profess ‘the “‘man!y and Aaron is hanging out bis teach the science. They went at it with great rea mating the first round with Aaron sending 1 Booring expedition backwards. Ro: mackel Joan ‘on the mouth in the second round in re f phment, and during the remainder of th were very watebful and very earnest, ayoi aecident and accomplishing nothing extraord SCOTTY OF BROOKLYN AND TIM M CARTY OF NEW YORK. Scotty, ‘the champion of the light, weig! and chubby ‘Tun tail and lanky. They m: y Of the science. Scotty stauds highest in th science: but Tim's lobg arms ced it, and they seldom got an to each other. They sparred well to g openings; but guards were up as quick as ‘maw! ‘went out, and they did little damage to each other beyond the exbaustion of seam. DAN COLLINS, OF LONDON, AND DAN KERRIGAN, OF NEW YORK. London and New York were well matched, d went at it for five rounds, but neither ‘peeled bark , ha claret,” or “went to grass.” The “good brass band, the absence of prolonged checring from the pr sg struck up very early “The Red, White and Blue,” as a kind of trish to that picture AM FREEMAN AND YOUNG MOONEY, OF NEW YORK. ‘Sain is a good balared colored gemm'n, and a professor of boxing. freee Mooney drive away hard and quick, and apparently with the greatest ease threw olf every ab tompt made to get on to bis “nut.” Sem’s stopping was anuch admired, and probably he liked that better than the troubie of damaging Mooney’s “iigurebead.”’ The ‘pale man” at the finishing of worked hard and got on w Sun Bhghily, but nothing to damage bis complexion. YOUNG TOUEY AND TOM MCARTY iF NEW YORK. ‘Toney was the greatest jumper of the evening. Time ‘was no sooner called than the artists were mp to the scratch. Al! the springing and bending that characterized the Englieh Benedigo secmed to be incorporated in Young Toney. Hie rushed like an infuriated “gentleman cow and in the tir and fell over him. Both were ready at th ven pene saighe: Srotnest noning F MBAS P SekariyW head. They bad four terrific roanda, pd forget sparring for Gxbting, which amused immense! 2 whe the theatre shake wit teaie apps ik » sport, land fought m earnest ti » leave the stage with “bellows to mend’ —common parlance—perfectly used up—wind all gone JOB JACKSON AND BADGER HIGGINS. Badger belongs to the slow and casy going generation, and what he lacks in science he makes up in the pogilix tie quality of “taking.” Badger made everybody laagh st his eawing the air when Joe waa far out of danger, What Hadger was going to do Joe saw long before he tried to do it, and wat non est when Badger wanted him. The fancy were perfectly convulsed with laughter at the performance MORRISSEY AND KELLY. ‘Thie ware fine display of science; Morrissey, cham pion of America, and Kelly, champion of Australia, had ach bis name wo preserve, and each was exceedingly careful of its prestige. They sparred for some time, secking ‘each an opening, and’ bow and egal tried each W get in bit left. They traversed several times switly We stage—Kelly rather on the ag- They got sligbily on to each other's pro ~ Wut damaging little. During the second round Kelly sent his right on to Morrins ibs with all his force, which the champion took with grace—if it was not fo pleasant. Morrissey « ed fine science, and it be fore time be bas been ranked with the “bruisers’” of the rough and tumble order, it is very evident that he is anpiring to the order of Ghished artists. His and Kelly's exbibition of the ‘1anly on Monday evening w ¥ the best that has ‘been on the boards in New Morrissey was warmly applauded on entering, fod received the same Compliment on making his retiring bow his antagonist on the boards call of “time,’? KELLY AND SHErTERD the ‘wind up.” Shepherd approached the anked those who bad honored lim with thar patronage, bot had t regret that he bad unfortunately chosen the eve of the charter election for his exhibition A epeech if always applauded, and this received the usual compliment. Terminating, be toed the scratch and had two pounds, aud then quickly followed the lowering of the far, apd & genera) ext from, it is to be hoped, the jast exbibition—Or a while at least ‘The patrons ¢ the meagre audien” , as the herd, not before aware at elections, gathered © information on Monday evening in y soon to pase from his memory. If be is free frean a “bu st ap when settling, be has had a providential cmap City Intelligence. ‘Tux Firm Wan Lineery Pour was to have been raised Yesterday. hot owing to the slipping of one of the hoisting crab," it had te be postponed. The Sixth and Bighth avewue ours and & crowd of people were detained hours waiting for the great event w come off, which will probally take Place to-day Acces: at Soom Feery.—The steamboat Atlantic, When coming non the New York side yesterday, about 2.50PM. w comeequence of the engine stopping on the centre, came with great force against the bridge, tearing the planking up from the platform, and seyerely injuring fevers! persone standing on it, who were waiting to cross Yo Brooklyn Among them are Mr. Duryee, a mabogany dealer in Brooklyn. badly hurt in bis leg Timeran, of Tenth avenue side much burt, Mies Parke, of Twenty: seventh street, New ‘k, leg braised, and a man, nawe pet known, badly wjure The Caampoxiax Curk —Thie fine company of natives of the “ Hieland bills” met on Monday evening, in the Mor. cer House, for the purpose of electing now officers for the enewing year. They hada brisk #me, and seemed to be fast rettling into ap institution. Quite a number of new members were admitted into the honors of fellowship ‘The balloting for Chief wae an exciting affair, resulting in the election of Mr. Alex, Grose. Mr. Jobn Sutherland, the feeretary, wae defeated by a majority of only three votes, The following i# the order of the new officers —Alox. Grose. Chet, Robt. MeNie, Firet Chieftain, Vieo Presi dent, Thos. Barclay, Second Chieftain, Treasurer. Day id Meleilan, Third Chieftain, Secretary.’ Committe mance—Wm. Manson, Wm. 6. Cu . Dr. Jame val After the busines, they finished up with the « Bur ley Bree, near the © wee ama’ hour a'yant the twal happy and contented with thie great country A Wren Front is rm Eunvesry Wanp.—A freo fight took piuce in the Righth district of the Kleventh ward, bout te time of the closing of the pole, im which some fifteen of twenty of the Markereiville rowdies were en gaged. Taey fought fercely for some time, a number of them being badly braised and some elightly “kilt.” One man wae carried in a state of iusensb lity drug store, in awenve ©, where, after the ome restorativer, he crawled [nto th nto Dr, Bell's and knees nod fpally disappeared wore ca the police and portion of the ward war toler juiet NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1858. : Our Madrid Correspondence. Manni, Oct. 31, 1858. Wines Imposed by t Government on the Prest—Prepara- tions for Increas: g and Strengthening the Naval and Military Service—lerms of the Volunteer Service, de. ‘The Spanish , reze maintains the point of free discussion with constan \ and at no trifling cost. On the 28th La Espana w - complained of for the third time, and suffered a fine of $ 00, incurred under a section of the law reepect ing the press, which furnishes the supposed evil intention in official acts, The next day it was promised that there would be cause for a fourth complaint, which was duly made, and resulted in a fine of $1,750 and costs, with the forfeiture of that number of the paper. Within the last four months the tines imposed on the journals at the capi- tal amount to the sum of $4,350, there remaining four cases yet to be adjudged with the Espana, one with the Parlamento, one with the Novidades, one with the Leon Espanol, and one with the Iberia, The army of the Peninsula, according to the prosent aspect of affairs, is not to be ihereased; the whole force, doth of the naval and military arm, is'to be thrown be: yond sea in different directions. A royal order enjoins the Strictest observance of the late regulations of the nay after the first day of January, along the whoie extent of Cuba, The consuls in India’ are direci«. 0 send to the government of the Phillipine Islands specimen of such eoal may be found within their sv. oral districts, that, if possible, mines may be directly worked for the immediate use of steamers in the employ of tac State. The Minister has ordered the coustruction of a bomb ketch at ‘ana arsenal according to a plan gent forward. Of the eight hundred men recently drawn by lot from the body of te country, and » lowed to return to their homes to awa further orders, four iundred are to be got im readiness for the West The order from the Department of uspending the construction of screw steamers at Ferro! has been recalled. The character of the late enlistment of men was that the subjects should be young, unmarried or widowers without children, of the tisual age, stature and strength required by law; that they should engage for the military service of the Queen in the army of Cuba, or that of Porto Rico—if for a term of eight years they should recaive a bonus of $400, and for a term of six years $300, or the service of the Phillipine Islands in the Brigade of artillery, mm which case they should receive, for the term of eight years, $450, and tor six years $350—the amount w be paid ments of three dollars at signing, thirteen dollars p of embarkation, the remainder monthly during the terin of service, or the whole amount deposited in the bank, to ba received Such are the terms of the volunteer servic of Spain, the first that has been attempted in many years. Isidro Wall, by royal ree, is made Chief Auditor of Duties at Hs for the island of Cuba (Administrador maritimas). Que thousand rilles and four thou- ton muskets are ordered forthwith to be sent to Cuba trom Cadiz Lord Brougham on Social Advancement in England—Woman’s Position and Lrfiucnee. A large meeting wa jd at the Festival Concert Room, York, on the evening of 11th of November, in advocacy of the Institute of Popular Science and Literature. The Rev. Canon Hey presided, and among the noblemen present were Lord Brougham, Ear) Fitzwilliam, the Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of York, Col. Smyth, M. P., and Mr. H. Pease, M. P. for South Durham. Lord Brougham on rising was greeted with loud cheers. He said:—Let me begin the few observations I am about to offer to you by expressing the hearty pleasure, the real, entire, cordial satisfaction I have in ouce more finding mysel! among wy old constituents, (Cheers.) I never can come to York without being jost in admiration of those splendid monuments of antiquity which it contains aud which surround it—monuments of antiquity of the classic age of the world, which are to be found in no other part of ‘this island. But it is not because York is among the most anciept—l may say the most ancient city of England— it is not because it was the birthplace of Constantine, and ai that time the centre of the northern portion of the Roman empire—it is not because it contains the mest magniticent monuments of architectural genius which are to be found in all England, and itis not because most full of taste—most admirably judicious—of the planting out oi the gardens of which thcse remains of Roman times are surrounded and intertwined—it is net on these or apy of them, that coming to York is now so in to the observer. That does not form the p #t which I feel iu coming here; ause of me and found a citizens, of all ages and of both se: ares, who are bent upon carrying forward the be : and for the most sacred of purposes—the elevation of the human mind—the developement of the human character by the progress of sound knowledge. (Cheers.) An ob jection has been taken to our proceedings in ‘Liverpool, and it has beew taken by persons, including some on the Continent of the highest ravk of ali—i mean some upon the throne—ijadies filling that high station— taat we did not suffic.cntiy attend to the wroogeand hard- ships of women in that grewt congress at Liverpool, and of the two branches to which our attention bas been directed by those who chide us for the omlssion—of the two ranches to which they particularly pomt, one is some ted in this country, and one, I grieve to say, ed toatall. The one that has been cultivated is the establishment of what the Freneh cgil “Sisters of among Us—pertons who, in that country, being are nuns,and are bound by vows are wn this y; bat in Protestant ies, where there are tail, the saine in- p has take | I will add the most ble result se.) They are & great consolation in the prisons as well a® in the hospital are the persous who make up and dis tribute mevicine—they I can answer from my own koowledge ly im the matter, well acquis mical preparations as rofvesional men thei time, neglecting rest, w for reward they hav Of the tnt! It is because in York there is to be areond me body of your flo time, by night ana An day, is mance Of these most pious y that this not been, airy, though, unhappily, res at Liverp tion at the iy directed to it tract by Mrs. James inted very lately with refi 4@ Subject which, I am sorry to recess ention whatever in this cou the fortune of unhappy la dies—gentiewomen even of considerable station—upon the of a parent, they by the accidents of life ¢ been married; or upon the death of a t fee they come into widowhood withont Provision; nothing i so wretebed as those yy. and they say justly, as the lot of i. gentiewomen of that deseription. Well, then, they have establisbed chapters abroad, sometimes in Catholic coun tries, but just ag often in Prot tcountries: and some. times ojon royal foundation, sometimes by the gift of charitably-disposed humbler individuals, sometimes by sabseriplons judiciously levied, and sometimes by a kin | of the parent, or during the life abd , those ladies are od for at his deccase. tion ‘ig secured, aud an entry into the establixh is provided. The bappicst results have come froin dimirable establishments, and we, at our Congress nm these Ligh quarters, been chid for not attention Chitherward. My was it vuggoated than I ma: T have acted ridewt, but my noble | ppointed ty eo, OF, RL all event a kind of regent. I wished to abdicate, bat 1 was’ not lowed to abdieate, and therefore I speak still ne Pree dent of that institution. (Applause.) The Chapter is re ations {rem abroad, ave i deom it nx the subject be very soon something like a pl wing the great difficulty t and among cthers from the fa’ mira le country women, who | no Letter natured than sny other womer i a kind of seif-will about those who are in those estab: lishments, as we of our sex have occasion to kuow— (langhter)—we don t always find when we experiment on actall scale the managers have not found it always perfectly easy to make them live entirely well together (Laughter.) Those difficulties we don tdieguise, but we endeavor to meet tem in the front, aud Wity the Messing of Heaven on ovr endeavor, we to give this grent benefit and boon to our countrymen. (Applaase.) ‘of insurance during th of the he A presen tment ne tend to it ax Pr friend Lard Jeo nature of New Ontrans Finwine U It is indeed won- derful to see the thousands of people dally arriving in our city, and to see them makes one carious to know where an find bed and board. Our railroad depots present ef noise, bustle and confusion that almost b ders the looker-on whenever the trains arrive. The J son, the Opelousas, Pontchartrain, Carroltton and Mex: if roads bring crowds of tray every time the care come in. Every steamehip, sailing vest and rteamboat that comes to the Levee, puts ont its «cor:s and hundreds of passengers, and the town ia literally over flowing with strangers and newcomers from every coantry and clime. All our #treete are crowded with haman bemg#. Hotels, stores and shope are filed with vieiters and customers, almost to inconvenience. And yet, “the ery is, still they come.’ Withal, the city is perfectiy healthy. and the Weather is glorious. Among the arrivals this morning we note that of Enoch Train, Esq. the eminent shipping merchant of Boston, who, aa we announced, on ¥ friends of the Boston /’ort, comes here bis home. Mre. Boyce, Ue fending indy One of the comedians Mr. Placide's ‘arietics company, bave arrived. ft 3 tie expected that the Majority of the corpe will have arrived, including the manager himself —New Orleans Picayune, Now, 37 and Mr. Briggs, CompLetion oF THe Gerryserne (Pa.) Rai RoAD.—This road bas been finished, and the formal open ing wiil oon be announced. The Compiler says On Fri day last the first railroad locomotive enter! within our borough Hi Not a visionary, impalpable concern, but @ regular ‘I! uffing and Snorting “iron horee,”’ with friend Fuller as “driver.” The train came probably three hundred feet west of the bridge across Rock creek, laden ‘with iron for the completion of the track to the ‘engine house. Scores of our citazens were attracted to the spot and when the care departed their elated feelings gave vent in three lively cheers. Itwas indeed a gratifying sight, and the 2th day of November, 1858, will long be remem ered by those present. Locomotive ore THE Track-—The ex from Suspension Bridge to Rochester ran the track Friday wight, fm consequence of a misplaced switei. The engineer had an arm elightly bruised, but no other person Was injured —Auffalo Republic. The Alban; ress train the above paragraph, Atlas and Argus jns- of atrain in running over thie same rock leas speed of a that the “track train, moving al eneountered that any five miles an hour, wpon t was always in order.” Suppe moet with the speed of the windy he misplaced switch?’ Will not off cotemporary contem plate the possible conseq es of such a calamity with a shadder, and refore ever again to ju ba reckless dicrogard of rules the ¢ fester! who made t run from Byitalo to F ty minutes? Showering a Convict at Auburn. APPREHENDED OUTBREAK—DEATH OF THE PRISON- RR—THE EXCITEMENT AT THE PRISON. juite an excitement exists at the prison in consequence of the sudden death of a convict who was this meting subjected to punishment by the ‘shower bath.” @ deceased was & man, and was anaes nae foreman of the shop in which he was at work. Tho offence was Sie ae Nera OS one, and merited a reasonable wt it seems the bounds*of reason were overstepped. The man was in the “shower bath’ and so severely punished that he was taken to the hospital, where he died in a very brief period. We have no to exag- gerate the mismanagement in this case. affair is bad enough if only the truth is stated upon evidence. It seems he was placed in the stocks under a high state of excitement, Te escaped from his keepers before the showering and ran some finally over- taken, and, after pa rye of a tussle, was over- powered, He was then taken to the stocks, where anothier struggle took place in order to divest the convict” of his clothes ment and perspiration that be was forced into the sto and at least three barrels of water showered upon hitn. Men of ordinary judgment would have anticipated the danger of using the showering process under the circum- stances above related, The pump was used until it was broken, and after that the water was dipped trom the reservair in pails, the water being almoet at the freezing Poking the evidence as it stands, with the knowledge that almost the whole of it is from persons who would not certainly exaggerate the punishment, it must be admitted that the convict was showered to death. He went into the ftocks « healthy, robust man, and came out, to all intents and purposes, dead. The jury state they were ‘ not able to determine positively, yet believe from the evidence that his death was hastened by the puniabment.”” ‘The excitement among the convicts at the prison in con- sequence of the death of Moore, was most intense yester- day, and fears were entertained of a general rebeilion. In marebing to their cells last evening the convicts from the machine shop shouted and halloaed, and became quiet veral of them broke from the ranks and ict who assisted in punishing Moore, dealt bim tome heavy blows, bruising him considerably. Further troubie was anticipated this morning, but, so far, no Berious disturbance has taken place. Fire in Bristol, R. L. Brrstor, Dec. 6, 1858. A fire was discovered here at midnight in St. Michae! Fpiscopal church, and in an hour the whole edifice was level with the ground. No other buildings were injured. The fire supposed to have originated from a def the tur Loss eighteen thousand dollars; insure ten thousand dollars. for Ellason Ashore. Parovingnce, Dee. 6, 1858. The schooner Wm. C; Eliason., of Philadelphi too, from. Wilmington, N. C., for Boston, with a cargo of 1,800 bbis. rosin, 215 bbls.” spirits turpentine, and 237 baies cotton, wentashore at 8 P. M. on the Sth, on Charies- town (R. I.) beach, between Point Judith and Watahili, and, it is feared, will prove « total loss. The crew landed in safety. It is supposed that most, if not all, the cargo Will be saved, if the weather proves tavorable, ° The Wm. Khaxon isa good vessel, of 250 tons, three years old, ce partly insured, Naval Intelligence. Second Assistant Engineer Alexander Greer, U. S. has been ordered to report to Chief Engineor Daniel B. Martin, for duty at Hartford, Conn., where the machinery for one of the hew screw steam sloops-of war is being built by Messrs, Woodruff and Bench. The United States steam schooner M. W. Chapin, from Philadelphia, destined for the Paraguay expedition, under command of Lieutenant William Ronckendorif, went to sea 2d inst. Weekly of Deaths In the city and county of New York, from the 27th day of November, to the 4th day of December, 1858. Men, 67; women, 99; boys, 119; girls, 91—Total, 379. Adults, 168; children, 210; "males, 186; females, 190; colored persons, 7. 8. Fever, typhus Fracture of the skull Fracture of the thigh . Heart, disease ot Hooping cough Hysteria... Inflammation of biadte: Inflammation of bowe Toflammation of brain. Inflammation of liver. Inflammation of lungs. . Inflammation of stomach, 1 Inflammation of throat.... 1 Inflammation of tonsils... 1 | 4 1 Disk Albuminaria and Bright's disease of kidneys... Apople Cancer of the kidp Cancer of the rte Cancer of the womb Catarrh., Cholera infantam Cholera morbus.. Congestion of the bowels. of the brain, estion of the lungs ‘Consumption Convulsions, ai Convuisione, infantil Convulsions, puerper: Inflammation of womb. Intemperance. Liver, disease o Lues venerea. . Langs, disease of... 2 Malformation of anus. Malformation of the li Maraemus, adult... oe ‘wmfantile... whe Boe poe coerce tons eee Croup... “AL Dedility, adult. +2 Debility, infantile “10 Delirium tremens. ol 6 y . - 8 Premature birth +3 Rheumatism .. Dropsy in the head 1) Rupture of the womb, Serofula. Scurvy Softening of the brain. Dysentery.... Bilargenent of the heart. » BY shooting Turwor of th cots ww mts oreo as cs Fe er, BC: The ‘pumber of deaths, compared with the correapond- ing weeks of 1866 and 1857, aud of last week, was ws fol: lows — Week ending Dec. ¢, 1856 ~ 6, 188" . 397 + 413 53, CLASeRD, 2 Sullbern and premature oo births . sevens . a Stomach, bowels ‘and 6 Onder 1 year..... np "Bo w 40 youre. . lto 2years.... 32 4010 50 Zto Byenrs.... 00... 8F $0 Ww 60 years 6 to 10 years. 10 to 16 years 18 to 20 y 20 to 26 year 25 wo 50 years. 22 Unkuowa. Total. . . NATIVITIRE Britich America 2 Norway 6 Scotian 2 United states, 26 Unknown 1 Teal PURUO BRENTOTIONS. Randall «Is! Nurs Hoep. 1 Almehouse, Bls's Island..10 Bellevue Hospital 728 Roman Cath. Orph. As'm. 1 City Hoepital.... St. Laie’ Howpital ‘ Cy Prsone St. Vincent's Hi 2 Colnred Home Ward's isl. Renig't thee: Je Le Agylum Nore. and Child Workhovse, Bik‘is island. 1 vee OF GHORGE W. MORTON, Gig Inspector. Ory Inspector's Department. New York. Der. 4,1 Borehgn T'ME OF CLONING af TARE NFW YORE OFrToR. Domastic....North—Aloany, Buffalo and Caundaa.. $B. Seaccaieny au emiern Fown and southwestern | main... : raliried. it. bg ae wot AER Canrrommas By, i tn Pan 9 Montay, 1 pe for calor hel Lone every Monday and Lewere ty iseoala vemached” Geeta vie a1 Cony the Overland Mall trom Jone ‘ geo Take chy, Jearan Bt. Jove every Resa, stolid be marked amit ‘ie be at New York six days pre: Fonore.... he" teamabip mie) Wednesday, rt 40 te enti: that the tiene ‘ot “eh AF oan on boureariier than esoal. This will probably eootinus ring the winter. Tae OF CLOSING AT ITE «The Overland M Inpta. ampton and Rueg 12h. Maverrros.. Vin Aden on the 4th and tb of the mont the mont tham ton on the te of making np the Ind onéon felis on a Bnday, they are made up on the © evening previous, ‘New Steam Line Between Havana and New bage ) E Dec. 6, 1858. New Orleane papers tate that a movement was being made in that city toes Lieb @ line of propellers between that port and Havana. “MABITIMNE INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAC YOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 20m nases.. moon um sees. Port of New Work, December 7, 1658 sa atccatra uzanen. Steams! ica (Br), Shannon, Liverpool—E- Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland—H B SGromwen s Ship Wanderer, Ryder, San Francisco—J J Earle & Co. Phip Victory, Ainsworth, New Orleans—D. Bhip hi - Share bry New Orleans—J Ship J Thompson, Blake, Mobile—8 Thompson's Ne} Ean Danebury’ Olsen, sewn Wh th Rark J —J W Delano. jan Hale, Sievena, New Bark Linwood’ Clements, New ‘Oniewe—¥ H at Brig Adele, Byers, We ‘oppisch & Cook. t Johns, Pet zo Besenmnee: #00, ing Disco, ta Starrett, Havana—W W Ri ~—4 Brig Mo Alvina, Aimes, M Post i ith & Co. ite ride, Coker. Pernambuco—G 3S ane Tisdale’ Hawking St Thomve aud St Croix—H § ining. Schr Kastern Light, McCulloch, Walifax—J $ Whitney & Co, Behr Helena, Derricksoo, RevauanbeMcUrensy, Mort & Go. Schr Olive Branch, Nickerson, Cbarleston—H Under Scar WH Sith, Conklin, Wilminglon- MsOrendyy Most ‘Sehr Adele, Got Caroling City —D Murray: Sehr WD ips, Alexandria--Merrill & Abbott. Echt Hamilton, Geden, Alexandria, &c-Satford & Dodge. Schr Plymouth Rock, Norris, Boston—Dayton & Sprague, Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia, ARRIVED, Fleamship Nashyitle, Murray. Charleston, with mnerchandise ani passengers to Spofford, Tiliston & Co, Dee 6, at 2 87 0%, lon 75 04, passed bark Moneynick, bence for Thetion, Steamehip, Uieespeake. Crowell, Portland, with mdse and passengers, to I Is Cromwell & Ship Catharine (of Portland), y, Singapore, Aug 12, passed Java Head Sist, and rary ‘Oot 24, with: pooper. &, to Morewood & Co. Any 28, off Anjier, spoke whaling barks Belle, Smith, of Warren, with [00 bbls sp, all well; Martha, Spaulding, of FH, with $40 bbls sp and 140 do wh oll—the M reported having spoken, July 12, lat 17 5, lon 117 K, bark Jane, Of PH, with 900 bbls ses Aug (ta Bally’ Strait,’ spoke bark Jobn A Robh, Baker, with 265 bbis sp and 100 do Wh Oil Ship Gutenberg (am), « obs 2) days, with mdse and 238 passengers, to LI ieneed heavy weather, split sails, Ship Parana, Langston, Buenos Ayres, Oct, 26, with hides, 4c, to WW DeForest. Co. Nov 1d, int 12.56 5, lon 33 83, eh ged signals with ship # Cushing, from London for Sth, Jat 1002, lon 3406, exchanged colors with ship Gla Coloug, bene for San Francisco Ship St Lonis, Hoyt, New Criewus, and the bar Mf days, with mdse, to Win Nelson & Son: Ship Indiana, Costin, Row Orleans, Nov 12, with mdse, to W T Frost. Lett'SW Pass his been 9 days N of Haiteras, with heavy wi with bark Tn on éth inst 1 saw the bark again ship,Ksther G Rarney, Barney, Apalachicola, Nov 23, with cotton and tobacco, to Ralph Pos Bark Harriet SFiek (of Rockland), Fisk, Marsei raltar Lith, with oil, almonds, , 10 W xperienced heavy weather. ‘Ist inst, !at 34, large quantities of eit e lumber. Hark Chutonia Wright ‘of Balimore), White, Montevideo, 49 days, with hides, &c, t Swan, for Baltimore. from lat 81.N, with th % lat. § 408, lon passed bark Mary & Louisa, Jones, hence for Skanghae. Bark Tivola. Brown, Ponce, PR, Nov 16, and Turks Islands Nov 20, with sugar, &c, to Sturges & Co. Bark Mary, Gibbs, Trinidad, Nov 18 with sugar, &e, to@ S Stephenson, "Experienced heavy weather, hark Boggs (of Warren), Dizer, New Orleans Nov and the bar 20th, with sugar and molasses, to Nelson Pla: hth ult, lat 29, 16n 79 90. saw ship Henrietta Marey, Nickerson, from New Orleans for Geni Bark American Eagle (wew, of Jacksonville), Talbot, Jack sonville, 15 days, with yellow pine, to John Holines. Has been 1B days of Hatieras, with’ very heavy weather; was obliged to keep offfor 12 hours to wet ip the rigging, Balled in company whh sehr Robin, Wallsee, for Kingsinn, Ja, ig Mary Capen (of Bast Machias)” Jokugon, Omoa, Nov 5, wir agen 0 Simpson & Mayhew. Experienced heavy weather. Brig Lady Chapman (Br), Cooper, Demarara, 20 days, in vatlast, toSmith, Jones & Co. Experienced heavy weather, len Mar (Br, of Yarmouth, NS), Corning, St Martins, ith galt, to master, nsen, Maracaibo, 23 days, with logwood, to Xperien ed heavy weather, Porto Cabello, Nov 21, with hides, &c, inww, Cus Brig Lucia W Angier (of Belfast), Toothacher, Turks Islands, with salt, toH D Brookman & Co. Experienced heavy weather, carried away main boom, split sails, ave. Brig Henrietta (Hv), Hodsdon, ‘Purks Islands, Nov 21, with at, 10 MeCall & & Frith. 4 phew. mpany Ovt7, indsay: on 72, passed Heywood (of Bangor), Powers, Turk m Tolmes’ Tole, with salt, to TH Sap ort of provision her on the passage, split rgd W Havener (of Newburyport), Small, Turks Islands, 16 days, with salt, toC T Smith, of Newburyport. Put into this port fora harbor and to repair sails. Is Bound to, Boston, ‘bree Sisters, ardne! a 22, and Cumber. W 4, with sugar, to on Place. Experieneed weathe! Ocean Bird (Br), Penniston Beruruda, 24 inst, with Paperienced beavy w mdse, to McCall & Frith.’ 6th inst, lat 39 0%, lou 7238, spoke U § sebr Meredith, trom Portland for Savannah. rig Neander (Ur), Campbell, Windsor, NS, 8 days, with plaster, to master. Brig Mary Hamilton, Rdgerton, Mobile, 28 days, with cotton, toLaytin & Huribut ‘Been 12d of Hatteras with head Brig Preteus (of Bucks », j Seven, St Marke, Nov 23, with cotton, Ac, to Brodie & Pet Brig Forem, Crocker, Cherry feta, § days, with lumber, to ma Ch Sitar Bilicatt’ Parmetee, Malaga Oct 8, passed Gibraltar 10th, with frutt, to Mailler, Lord & Co. Experienced heavy westerly weather, split sails, Sd inst, lat 37 $1, lou 7 Arabella to¢ Weymouth, NS), trom Turks Tela Ivor, Ja, ene Viglant My Bagh uubour th, Blac wilh logwoad.to Al Solomon, Expugieuced two very “at es form SW to rung bowsprh. ost some, bila Spit na and lay "Wo are wth Bo Southward and in tho Gulf Streal rtof deck Rebr Ann Marie, Hardee, St Martine, Nov 16, with, salt, to § 1, Mitchill & Son. Nov 13, ist 82, lon 71, took # gale from WN W. and pitched away jibboom, epi flyink jib, blew away stamad- ing Jib, spht mainsail, and stove bulwarks and boat. Nov 2), lat 2914, lon 70 20, spoke bark D 8 Goodell Lee. hence for Bt Jago de Cnba, Oe tw age, experienced n henry gale trom. RSk to NNW, with’ heavy ‘cross #ea; lay to for 14 hours: shipped a sea which stove bulw: evt of deck load. galley, water casks and provisions. under three reeted foresall, and split foresail: put oa the jib with bon- net off, and blew it to pleces; bent slorm trysail, and evudded j lomt boat, Jibboom, j arrived at 3 for tree da moveable jevis Nov 4 with parte tbe cargo Jncmel 19 days, and Inagua Navarro & Co. Experieteed island N 10 miles, spobe Bi ¥8 from Jamatea for Halifax, same day at 4PM, received a boat from Fortune Ialand, containing Capt Lewey, mate and one man, wi ere wrecked in the schr Con- necticut om the 12th—took ihem on board and bromgbt them to (his port; sume time, spoke bark Clara K Sutil, from Maracai- bo for New York; 6th inst, { miles $ of Cape May, spoke brig Eliza, from Turks Islands for New York. Schir Tartar (Br) Frager, Uallfas, S days, with plmento and uh, to J Hunter & Co. O'Brien, Kington, Ja, Nov 15, of Haifa: Sehr Fy hraim & Au te i, phehe John D Kinsey, Crawford, meee Reape cata d days, Kebr Ada Herbert. Puryear, Taner for Boston. ion, Pease, Tangier for Bosum, Fehr Hesjamus, Waled, Eastport, 4 dayn Sehr Fessenden, in ays Sehr Glenre; Jardiner, W days. m. vckland, 4 daya. x Sehr ris, Nickerson, Sal Schr Rizabeth Pnglis tn for 4 harbor. Kel Mountain Avenne, Greont Beli Buena Vinta, Doane, Ros w Georgetown. Put M1, Boston, 3 days, 3dvyn Providence. sn, Providence. Rehr New Kegulus, Fall River. Sebr Maria Louise, m, Fall River. Sehr Fo Park: wen, * Sloop JP Wallace, Thrasher, Taunton. Slop American, Reynolds, Providence. Bieamer Peliran. Adiricn, Providence. Steamer Inland Bell, Sanders, Norwich and New London Ship Thos Jemfergon, Hil, arrived yesuerday fron Liverpool reporie Get Zi, when ear fhe Irish coast, Honeli Murray’ f from alott ty the deck, apd was instantly ki RAILED. Ships Fath Rose, Shanghae; Connecticut. Mobile; Sardinia, Apainebionin; Chatfesion; sehr Mobiie. Galveston Wind NE, wind rain at noon. MiseeUaneous, Barn Ceres (of Salem), Puller, from Sumatra Jnly 19 for Genoa, With pepper, put inio Si Helena Oct I, leaky, and was discharging part of cargo 23d te stop it. She experienced beavy weather off the Cape of Good Hope Suir Cenno Gonno—St Georges, Bermuda, Nov 2—A sur vey has been helt on the abip Cerro Gordo (previously report ed), and abe will probably dlecharge part of ber cargo, consist ing of iron, hardware, crockery, Ac, all of which has been badly damaged ly malt water. Curren Ser Comet, ron Sax Prancisco—Owing to the stormy weather which has prevailed since the Comet com. menced loading for San Francisco, her dopartare has been postponed wotil Saturday next, 1th inet, wp to whieh time she will receive cargo. The Comet is well known as an uncom moony fant satier; she was built empectlly for the California trade an has the best of ventilation. for. the ra will no doubt take et thin ‘ime ship, and nd improve the 0 op} tne thet gobiin witho'it 4 mT Coleman, line the ( belongs. fae clipper skip Derby: will for Jow the Comet, and Minna now a large’ portion of her’ estgo on Aare Farerwoon, Da tn tor Boston, arrived at Newport ih inst, experienced, about bet 15, heavy weathe gape ot Coed Tepe, Uroke mala Yard td mo auarter i Pann Pac ue (of Bordesnt), trom & Tho pee for a, went ashrire ac Osend falecen, jay, on the 22H Oct, lon. nd beoame a total Bane Pivot Fie, Williams, at Holmes’ Hole, trom Havana tor Portiand, ataried cargo of molansen, Bank Euvamern Haid, previously reported abandoned at sea, wag owned in Roston, bot Portland, wad was from. Doxton via Portland for Grand Canary. Bank O J Cuarren, from Cardi for Havava, put Into yd PLS caper vy ent renee of the death of Capt LB Nichols, of Se» Me, killed Nov 18, by @ fall from ine inant, bis body ison boar Bank Osmanit, atin at Boston from Al@oa Bay, has been PEE a RS a jirinig Which time v i, Passed no date, Ae, larke ined other slight a eo, large quai {ites of athe, probably toe feck loed of some teasel. = Bank R B Warner, Raynes, before reported ashore in Ros ton harbor, came off without damage. ORG ine Kowann, Semidt, from St Thomas for Liver pool, ‘nt ashore on Grand Salines, Haytl, Oct 22, and became R total lone. Brie Lovrta, Tenge, 4th fost on the Sisters, by it Baltimore from Ee A vahore Ceame of without damn: ‘3 from Thagua,and gives the following statement respecting na Joan of bis ease) — te, scr onmeetiny of Mystic, under my command, sailed from Jackeoneille, RY. Nov 6, with 8 caren of lumber, bound to Falmouth, Ja, Now 8, Abaco bearing § Miles, experienced a heavy gale from NW, sprung aleak, one lied 10 beep both pumps n roing, and having no ob Ker, "rook t9 the boat an? Ineidesd eervation for four days, str when the echr immediately Mite where we remained for three da were taken off hy Dr & Jaland. & ftly, We Were prt on wud conveyed to be sehr Fred V MPorluse ind, waking a chance tetimne, en angor for Boron, went aiboreon Gxpe.Silavath Sigh ot per, iy agra hud wine Secretary Board of Underwriters.) pul ts Halt on or prev tod fash wilh ange datsageds wa. iat ab (of PI arg, Me), put into Rockport 30th ult, by ta on Wood Island, sat ab do yok rent by 1 nef Talbot & Cn at Machiag, Kestphllooper, Xinchiaaport, master, died in at ‘iteoca after f Rockland) Hi from nS Je sfenn mas Puancrs, nee legions, po tage ge ind lenan, was re to pass to the westward of Grand Bemea ind at mitniah of rovred tobe the north sod of Lang row ‘i Jnand, The wind at ‘was blowing fresh frooo Nie The vemel made the breakers and came to in never! tathoran water, being’ the high water. ‘The hull will be a total Joem. ‘The LF ina new vessel of about 180 tons, and was upset a short time " ly being saved. j 2 i a Ee cf HY ae Be z H. pee "ites, master, with a cargo of Iie, a Hah a sie Dold, caused’ bythe « Sirk a thy | 3 wit, on caused cont wit Ne line,” The are hed ‘bean ‘burning since she lett the Florida bray ugiee some two weeks, and as every exes been made stop t the fhe proeroes of ite. flames, there was & Beno pocket posse news from her wns to the eifect ‘hat no heat ould he felt on her decks or siles, and itis sup- posed that the fire was checked. Sour Wa © Fu1ason (of Philadelphia), Buckaloo, from Wil- mington, NC, for Boston, with BOnFAS Ot 1,300 bols rosin, 215 dois rita of turpentine, and 287 bales of ‘cotton, went ashore tS PM on the Sth, on Charlestown, KI, teach, between Foint Judith and Watchill, and it is feared will prove i total loss. The crew landed in witery,, Iie supposed that most, x uot al, veil saved if ibe weatuer proves favorable | The ‘Wm C Eniason is a good vessel of 260 tons, three years ta, aod 8 partly insured. Scun Cuanriox—The schr Champion, Bolles, from Satilla River for Charleston, with a cary ee of 2,742 bashels of rice, got asbore on Stono Breakers 29th ult, before daylight, where sve still ies. Aw the, tide flows into ber sbe will probably be ew irely wreeked. The Champion was built at Camdea, NJ, in 1862) and was of ye OL ‘tous burthen. The vessel was owned by Mr Geo WO} , of Charleston, who has no insurance ou ber; the rough ee is, we learn, covered by insurance in Charleston. Scur Coria, from New York for Boston, went ashore on the rocks at Matinicock Point, Lt, 34 inst, and ot yor out ‘Oth after dis charging part of cargo, Cargo in xood Scur Gro Harris, at Baltimore from Tosaises had sails split, and spars and rigging damaged. Scux Fiona (of Barnstable), Kendrick, from Providence for New York, sprung a Jeak on 4th inst, off Pott Judith, aud hay ing two feet water in her bold, putinto New Bedtord 6th, She Will haul up for the winter, Scur Bri10 rthe bar and came to anchor in Gap’ Cove, nd laid Hi! morning of Stn inet, when she went into Rockpori harbor if euy, not reported. Senn Sea Wiren, Ki from La Have Bank for Glo: ter, went ashore at 11 o'clock night of oth inet, oa the back Kace Point, Crew saved. Should the weather continue mo- 2 vesel may be xot off. Later acconats report the Sea Witch as having got off morning of 6th, without damage, and arr at Provincetown, Missinc Vessei-—The Providence Journal says:—' sare felt for the, safety of bark Tyr Hiram Hall, salled from Shie! «bound to Norfolk, Var wih s cargo af noe been heard trom. We are informed by Capt Harnden, of the arrived penny from Hondo, ‘that on Jon 2910, he fell in with the shi taton dewn, five monthe out, bound to the rife. Te boarded bee, and found her captain, Jaa W Moree, kick with a disease of the heart, and as he wished to return home Capt Harnden took him cn board of bis ship, but he diet at sea Nov 23. Capt Morse belonged to Nantucket, Maas, and leaves a wile and children—N O Pic, Nov 29. ‘The Br ship Timour, Camphel!, from Liverpool, arrived nt the SW Pars 26th sit, and was immediately ordered by her con signees round to Mobile. Capt James Simparn. late of ship Castine, of New Orleans died at sea on the 2th u The ship Isaac Bell was yesterday morning taken oa the great Balance dock for tbe purpose of having her copper, #x- amined, ‘The ship Bernard is algo on the Balace dock, chipper ship Sweepstakes 18 on the large Sectional dock, both for repairs. Lavxcunp—At East Boston {ih ina, by Donald M'Kay, Es, a superior freighting sbip of 1100 _ Notiees to Mashnets. NEW LIGHTHOUSES ~CUESAPEAKIE BAY, VA—CHERRYSTONE NowsK. The new lighthouse on the bar atthe entrance of Cherry. stone Inlet will be lighted for the first ume at sunset January 1, 1860, and will be kept but every night therentter. The lighthouse is situated on the West side of the entaance to Pin about’ feet at low water, and is 134 miles South of pile strneture, hexagonal in vlan. The house is aud the piles and lantern are painted red. feet above the water, and the illumi- ating apparatusie, a freenel tons of te fourth omer, shvsw ing. fx light of the nataral color, and illuminating 270 deg the horizon. The light should be visible in ordinary weather a distance of Jo nautical miles, 1s position, ug given hy the Coast Survey, 1s— ie + 76-03 0 STINGRAY POINT LIGHTHOUSE This lighthonse is situated oft stingray Point, the 8 point of the he mouth of Bappanannost River, Hein serewplle structure, precisely like Cherrystone Light- ise “Serious Longitude. the ihaminet ratus is a Fresnel lens of the sixth or. der, showing 4 fixed light of the natural color, and Alt feminating the ‘whole herizon. ‘The light, oh should be seen in ordinary weather a distance of 7 nautical miles, Windrnill Point Lightwesse! beare from this lighthouse ENE . dietant 4 Hsuth a! miles. given by the Coast Sur Latitude 26 35.85 N. 76 16 19 W of Greenwich. This ight wil be iighied far the ‘rst sme at sunset January 1, 1800, ond will be kept burning every night thereafter pica ahem LaivoRRAY V ES, Capt Corps Top Ei 8 Top Eng. Baltimore, Nov 20, 1855. Whalemen, Par, See port arrivals, Pe back to Newport 34, bark Washington, Babcock, for Sag Harbor; returned va sccotut of untavorable winds. Bate ew Hedtond ith, brig date ache) Kate Cory (of West- ), Tr arty trace Bag | Histor Yat, Nimrod, Green, for Sowh Atlantic and Indian Ocea: "Art at 8: Heleua Oct 11, barks Oregon, Case, of Greenport, with 140 bbls mp and 660 wh on board (and sid’ 22d to cruise); Roanoke, Wi , of do, with 30 sp and 58) wh (and sid 2d wo cruise), Tonched at do Oct 22, hark Cornelia, Spooner, of NB, Title Pish Bey, with 430 op ‘only 180 on board); aid pot snchor. from Capt Hobbs, of ship, Issac Howland, Nit, rv. | rm her off Feqjer 1; June 20, in com, “with "shi hi ia Thornton, i Sicholns Ni, with 130) ap cath, und ‘whales | P ile from on board ship Onward, Allea, NB, reports her at sea Oct 17. no lat, &e, clean, alt well ‘Of Jarvis Island Avg 16, ship Petrel, ‘cil on board, all ‘ould cruise about the ine ov and then to Hew nd. F lk, Maer, Madagascar, Brunew Bakimon, with 1200 bia ofl, or home ia 6 moni, {the aie pert rom ir vip 819 Clarke, whieh are at st Helena Oct 21 from " ipaleon &e. Ticomd, Dean, from NOrlewns for Marre, Nov at \ Jen 64. jhe Reliper, from Turks Telands for Bosiow, Nov 8, lat 27, | tebe Seco days ont from Boston” (yrotably sehr Galena, Wane trom Kesion for Mayagnes), Now 15, lat 31, ton 68 Ports, Al aoa Bay, Sept B—NoAm yousel in port. Going ‘Aim bark, supposed the Philena, Lunt, from Table Bcrxok AYRES, Oct 2—Ln port sip Peerless. 1th gutta few cays. barks Seneca, Feivhagen, for altanire Malina, Gi eel Withelmina, Dilitajham, dis How . Now 2i-—in port vol for Baltimore, arr igih Star, Queen | from Valeutta fur Boston, arr diet: bark GW York al eh ert 24 Daren y aches Seven Nistera, Crowley, arr ie ‘Bid to return); Harkaway, Hrown, for do (ihe Hela Gth for NYork, and put back on adcount of bad rae ait gh Pine (Br), Adaine, from Malan fo, N York, wr aie. Bi, joward Putnam (ir), Scot, Barbadous ; Dec 1, brig Ka ia mesbury, Darien, ail 10 Nov 9, schre Electric, James, Raltimore: Charlie Bart R Hooper, Jacksonville; Dec I, brig Sylph, Rawilugs, Bark, Ange, MeKisney, from Rakimore for Demarare, touched at Hamilton 2th to land ‘nnigon, Hathaway, Ge aphahe “Nov Ib—Iu por sear Thos for NYork 10 da rd. Gayle, fon, unc: ' ships RD Havana, 3 rhe port, sto amer ean Marriet, Adie, Portland. 27th, fos I vat Morancy, Tin! wen * te brig Weteerer, Rom Partin Prine for tn ut into Tnagua tor a navi Sroall and first ‘officer, W died, and for Bermuda. brig Abuott Laweenre, for Boston 8 i . trie ‘Alma (fr) for for NYork AYHAL Now in port jangarote, Case, for Cabello y oF two, and to sail from thenee for N York. eer hueten about vauie kant ex bark Rolla, Rogers, or for Buepom A. avet Peacock, Mankin, Sid Ieth, bark Ewan, Lennon, Ballots. i Manacatso, Now her te AM veasei in RTO CaRei1o, Not Z—No Am veeeel in we ne Manav, NS, Dee +=Arr Br brig ee s for scat, Now ie odannino, Nov 1—t ships Gallego, Wolfe, wig; ‘Trar, Eales, { dy. Harries, sxilth, Tarabee, Wi Baltimore: yoy hy Seamed, nnd wold Get tare Chantieser, Misra Vig, 10 wall in ya: Corilia, Pettangil ‘en: fa Kelig’ Corson, from Penexcdls, gon W i PO A st a ita gate, Chase. ding: Overman, Sterling, t from Fi; Gambia, Kean, from’ Cape Mowsit Vernon, Yall from Baltimore, arr ihe Forrest, Gillespie, from NYork, arr Stet; Faunie "ar i. W Sid Oct F. ship Qooan Ranger, Knowles, Figdion mags Johnson, Blake, N York, Zu harks Nenetes, Michenes, NOE ie lope, MeLeod, Haithnore, Rventide, Partridge, N Yor bark Saone, Karstens, NUrieans St itenes a, Oct 24—Th port bark Ceres, %, Fuller, from tra tor Genow, arr Hth, dise part ak ‘i mma har Waban, bie oth tevin Dale for Fal mouth, remained pAtdo Oot 12, ship Maria o Uoleshany trom Ontouite for om 81 Trowas, Nov I8—In t ship Jovephus, Walton, uarh Nira ea en ee dads sehr A Ib Lore, Bris, rota WOrlekas Tor and oth ‘ Sy Marine, 8 Nor 1O-In wort Be brig Undauntod, Comeng, lor Wostom net Br lows, NH, Nov 20--CM4 ship Thomas Ht Perkin, Wayne, Higerpool, Traries, Now 2 Tn port bles Balen, Pitt, frown ntl for N York, idg: Nahum Ste Trenia. from New Orleans, «lisg tchr Mary Jane, Montgomery, for NOt Tiras Istanee, Nov 2)- In p brigs Arabella (Br), Nels come, for Boston Howmun, from s for NYork, aches io, ant Soh woh Walker? pr dedy Xow bark Gen Warren, 8 brig Senta Cla aingonas, Awl 3 or at, yd k Gihke: Eeurapentsh Tent is, do; L 8 Hits, € wooo, Philadelphia, i cae hig 9 Gen re ‘tal tio APALACHICOLA, Now epee echr Soph Mula, Berneze, NYork; 20th, ships Perthsbire, Hutchinson, | jscht Daniel Brown, Hoa Pa ine Lie lene Pants, Ley aa In 1. shi oats Mit Hutchinson, and Shales pra me, ge from Liver- ding! Lanube, Cheinr, tor do Ids soma Linvoln, Eaten fee NYark do: tr brig tm intr, from Min. wig sthre Rt Haiph Post, Cotiurn for None rie! Bacab Yaa York, slings Daniel Frown, Healt, for Fall River IPAM AbAg Nov iin port brig’ Hannah A Cam, Beneeit, tor Baltimore. ALEXANDRIA, Dic (Rit ache Wert Nennla Stull, and Neptune, Myers, Fleetwood, Burry $1 Sadner ahd Golden ute, Wilbert NYore; Avs (n, bene Si John: Buck Hird, Weaver, Providence. - gts De eed te Atantla, Was Jacksonville, ips Como (new, of Portamor % Madras and Onicutla; Richard 8 fi certo Nan +30 ions elvingston NOrloara; barks Mary J Kiba, Me Lellan, pi Moblie (aot on 3d ag be- L my oulie (aot ou $d fore re) ge : Gient ay M Perec i tt re a in i Ba, win rks Grin aw Aart te Naraball asncrien, Cn Tas ‘une Hh na Navi man, A rab, “harks ‘inding iow, ri yarriogions os Ng, y @ lon; STN LHIMOTEE, ge 40'5— Arr sieamer Parkersbus NYork. Below, a ship inside eat J Cape Heary, ol a up; off the Rap} abanock, sehr oa Fishy Of St te mouth of the pahausiook bark ad sche at abthars of Saith’s Point, a tank w ith oe painted ports, probably Gustav, aud tour schrs, all beating up; of Annapolis, a large hap atanchor, Old stexiner Jos Whitney, Howes, Boslou: ship Davia Stew: Prentiss, Cadiz; Br bak Deapateh, act Wie G'buss,'Winchester, Aspinwall; schrs Murcens Munson Ser Brewster, NYork: Sarah M Sherman, Lory Peoviten se Sit hark Uilon State, Fexwell Laguapra, 6th—arr steamship ‘Lhomas Swann, Ramsay, NYork; bark Gustav, (ren) J Nesnaber, Kremen; brigs “arias ~ "eUK ey ‘Geo tis ‘Aliso hogern, Ufagiey, Rt doh Nis iy Dare’ " Brince Edwards Falaad; Arnon, Urbsbyt, NWorke dW , Linco, do; Fanny, Neal,” Albany: Alabam: her, StJobne. Pits a Peli, Phillips, Tauatons Nanay 3 Hogers: Pitlver; Helow lark A Hazard.” Cid be ‘Beard, Hayan ang Floyd, (new) tiuasey: Note et: Qi x ag hg ob KAI ie ver Queen, Lynch, ark Amazon, Went Indies: U's urig Floyd, (new) Hussey, NYork, Bebra Suioh MSherman, Sherinan, Providence; Marveu Mune ‘ur N Clifford, Shute, NYork, Yespian, Megathlin, Bultimores 4th, Minnehaha, Caudege, NYork vid ‘agus “York. Below, sup Oil Dominions id schrs Peytona, Gilman. N York, 23th, i celui, McFarlane, Richmond, Sid’ Dec l ship Charlowe W White. Pendleton (from Hampden, late Koss, who bas been Mike tek), NUrieaua CHARLESTON. Deo 3—Arr barks Waltham, Witham, New: York: Ree Fos Philace' “er Tu the otfiog, ship Allie ance, DeForres¢, trom Liverpool: bark Uncle Sa: Vole, from. NOrleaps; a tate Pech Kosebrook, from Philadelphia; and Fr. Cli steamship Isabel, Rollias, Havana, Vest: ships Kulamazio, Taylor, Liverpool; Hie. Pre- Elizabeth Hamilton, Lewis, Apalachicola (and sid); Fuller, NB. with 750 — ne ah ‘Atriem, sehrs Ann & Snsan, Van- peta Nogegtien phen fiber, 3 ington, N ©. Bld Bp ship Aurclin, Aimengual’ Barcelona; hark Gould, Baltimore: 8p Vig Peticla, Fabregas, Berteioon, ‘ah Arr (by te abip Aulance, De Forrest Liverponis hark Od Chattee, Cardiff foc Hav fa consequence’ of the Geathot Capt Ts Nichols, killed Nov. 1S by tail trom the mast: his body 18 on board. in te oiling ship Greenwood. Jielow two Spanish brigs. CALAIS, oe 20-—Art chr Fred Warren, Tompson, New York." 8ld'20th, Mary Ann, Nesregor, NYork; Doo 3, Elien Mathias Wella, do. EAST MACHIAS, Dec 1—Arr schr Orly Son, — Long, S EASTPORT, Nov 30—Arr ship Peter Maxwell, Marsball, London for Mobile. GLOUCESTER, Dec $—Arr sehrs Castle Rock, Perkins, N Yerk for Boston; Hannah Grant, Reed, Newport for Philadel- phia. Cid brig Gronstact, Higgs Surinam HOLMES’S HOLE, Dec 3, PM—Are bark Pilot Fish, Wil- tioms, Havana for Portland; sehra Frances Newton, Emerson, Philadelphia for Boston; Maries, Mullen, Cainden for Nox tolk. ‘avannah for Boston ; ath—Arr barks B A Kinswan, Sorah # Hale, Crowther, iiadalpide fo8 doe U DS Manvtens Minnesota,’ Hall, _ province” Pld sch May ieita, and Minn Taport® Afi wicd Sorta barba t A Kingman; sebrs 1} ¥ Davis, LL Shar, HIGHLAND L617, Deo Kerman, Arab; barbs i! Yartin Inland tity JACKSONVILL ebrist, from NYork, ean Eagle (aew), H Friend. do. NEW ORLEANS, Passing out cond In; Hounding Bow, and, rt brig Samnel Otis, Gil- 2, bo Nov %, PM—Arr ships J P Marvand, Andros, Philadelphia; se wall, Merrill, Boston: Castine, Simp- = Tiverpos ‘Cid hip Magdalene (trem), Henke, Bre- brig Gideon pal vt us, Liverpool; senr Virgiata ‘Antoinette. Nelson, Char es i Dee Are ships Co. idence; Sears, NYork: Clara Ann, Pat- ten, Poston; Ernst Moritz Arndt (Brem), Haeslop, Bi Peter Mares, Thrampson, Liver pool: Rapriahanon Dulle: ), Jobrston, and talveaton, Campbell; Advice (Br), Dick, from Lon- Gon: barks Georges, fom orkit LD Carver, Dimon, from Havana; schr Peter Mowail, Butler, from do, ‘Cid steainahip Menlo, itor Grlvento a Todo Wash ington, Crowell, Liverpool, Katahdin, Morrill phe 4.0 Brewer, Cox, Mareciiiog =” Meanows fOr 2a wl , Mart rina Brisa: es snes Sei ns neMORS aay NOROLK, 4 brig J D Lincoln, Webber, NYork. Sih Are Oy Poruiand 2 days, ‘in ada Tth—Arr (by tl) schre DW, Eldridge, St Barte: Metis, —, Porto Rico {the intter bound to'N York ore se ‘ ‘rr Llempton Kade ih (by tl) Swediah brig Sophie, To Ja NEW DEDFORD, Deo %—Aar sehen EH Adams. meee Richmend, tth, Ella, fits, ‘kard, itm na Reh ‘Sune Oredl AEWPORT, Deo $—Are achre DT. Sturges, River for Norfok: Caroline, Ki Lubes for New eq Ames, Merril | Rockland wr to ory 4 rien West Coast ot Africa for New York. in ae strokes per bour. bid the above. easel: Washington; schra ana; tema, Parton® ounce aaie, W Freeman, 1 pon, ng ag Cth ae Aus ‘RE ca i a Sire sehr Yitesbeth Rapti, Roath, Salem att a, one thai for Nye nd ald); J Curtis, Wionereom Salome tor Neilson, Hurt, feccten Providence Hom tend AS Nort ie ta i ot ai sar Starr Tangier (and Ti; eloop Hifteto Taunton for Work. nid In Brewer, “then ile), Providence Mail} ¥ Pn i River for a hark Ani Mana W B hoe Cau ward. Yor i ig fay eg brigs John Raleh, and |. te pe rope: john Balch, Light. Mary f; Pierce, Nangor for Mystic, echre Nectous, Chet for N¥ork: Oriecual ut NYorR), Chace, a Provktenee for | Georgeten Henry Costted, for Cuba, ew “ge | ar Rainbow. Bowne, May- pues: i ies vert. bark Aueclope, hos nia an ae reaten , aeope Rami Mail, Saows iiaa 5 Genet, Oonwelt Fart Kwen; | Phovnts, awn NY nove, brig, Ogoan upray, Rabb for Mayagyes: nino one op sail, about 24 fore and =e {evant rae Sid sobre RU Ly- Pitimatuta. Nee re pre sic ary OT ero. Coa | Galveston; | Mitton, Nicrhs Old vark’ Aun aK, a Hail, phy Buen Ds m, SHowmen, Galveston. PULA LPH A, Dee 48 re seinen, Nantucket, Woodrail Sins, Ma- ad peg Trend, Providence. of New York, Howes, Boston; Bos- {brig Calvert: Willar, Sierra Leone, sehr ling word) i Uenley, Port- Bewiah, lie frum Liverpool, barks sem, trom Boston, brig Myr; Whee! Por Catherine Corenas, Hole, wire Mon, pnd Andes, Merr; by a James | = Sami © Loud, Cook, ‘aaa beet da Woe ming na 4 ‘ ial, ol soos ae Quis? bs ai eral harks and echr known, cl oak | NYork: bark J 10 bedbout a th—Are bark Gem, TH bam, devechrs Coding, isi ‘D: bee stagecraft tt at, dey for iteltast rare u tis ett Harmon, from, fevely “pt THAR MOLTH, Nee Ar oar fo Lower Harbor brig Russian, Giimore, Relfoxt dattcim Baltimore. wad Atbertou, Portiapd, echre n er Vins Portia, sche ee Mawin, Providence; A YR Cape at suneet 4th: br. PROUIDENCR, Dice Meamers Ospray, Kenney. Kare: Pelican, Akirich, go; face Hotere oh fee Smithy Ehiiwielphie: Vncaa, Cot irabethy ; Seatlower, Sark, York.” Cia bark Pugrim, ‘Haliook, wie bare, Gee wn, SO. te ak more, Aiile, Haltithare: Khade nel Nor Norco E roars Phinda Wan Corroll, Chip tt Miah Colson, New York: oj Hospe Feation Lt h— mer Potrel, Baker, NYork. Sid siya id Dayton, s Baheoek, ana tC Sone Sea Peiladed Arr barks Angeli Irewer, Ulmer, and Maria White, ive), Moblie. "Sid back PMigeim, Hallock, Mubtiey sloop far Feat Cormin, York i CHMOND, Dew 4— Are bark Arazie, Diges, Nvort Rrane, Kntebt, Ternamines, ert Claremont, slolinson, NOP. SAVANNAH, Dee 6 Arr ch: ENS soar tor. pool, Lndwt broek ation Sabet e Eze Rr elnhin, oa art ship Bay State Crowell, Neweastle, Eng: shes Geo Faward, haker, Philadeiphia; Apna Gardner, Hari Rigor: dusting, Remit and herent Lord, Rondout. WIMINGTON if AW Brown, Ane drewe NV ork S14 Powe'l, NVYork: ath, WA Wilts, Nebel. do: sy her, Higher, Lacy W Alex Tueber, from NVork s. Delow, shy A J DeRowsett, Pac ‘ delphia); I'rince LeBoo, ‘Fripp, Chatham tor Balti-