The New York Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1858, Page 8

a Gur Berlin Correspondence, Benue, Dee. 1, 1868, The Blections—Success of the Literals—Offcehoders Going agasnst Che Ministry—Phe Democrats Victorious at te City Blection—How Parliament is Constituted—The Cold Intense in Berln—The Prince of Wales, Bc. ‘The elections have turned ont even more favorable to the new mipstry (han wae anticipated. The reactionary party are nowhere; they have been routed, horse, foot and dragoons. By the lists now published, it appears that mpwarde cf two hundred and thirty Nberals and ministe- ri ista bave been returned, while the conservatives of avery grade, from the moderate tory to the ultra reac Nenist, have only been able to muster some eixty or seveuty—ihe Dalance consisting of Poles and Roman Ca- sholics from he Rhewish proviaces, whose votes are de- termined, not by political, but by pational or religious onsiderationg, As the Prugsian Chawber of Deputies is womposed of three hundred and hy two members—three hundred and Mfty of whom represent the Kingdom of Pras- aia proper, snd two the ipelity ef Hobengollers—it is @war tbat government wil) bave an excellent working majority, even if the Poles and Catholics should join the reactionists, which is not likely, except, per- Dape, op one or two questions, About twenty-five sew clechons will in Leu of members ret at once, as desis, Anorswoid, ¢ ake, Milde, Paton, Vait, &c.-among them two in this city; but of pourse thie will not have apy effect upon the general composition of the House, but merely give such liberals a kod at the first elections, or had to retire in favor of more popular or more in- candidates, The Kreu: have not only susta ngth Jack ay nee as have been « contrary, to their numerical str Wo by the lidera ner—who were ousted in candidates; and unless gome of the rank and file should sacrifice their own seats fe makes 100m for their Ieadere, that once proud and powerful fiction will exhibit the melancholy spectacle of a flock without a abepherd—an arn her @ corpo great chiet— oir own district rai’s gaurd, without a commander. Of the old ministere who have been elected, excopt the ex-Premier, Manteufiel, whose large estates—he was as poor as a church mouse when de ontored office—make him a man ef some mark in his native province of Lasatia—M. de Wertphalia did not obtein a single vote im the city of Rrandenverg, where be used to be chosen mem. con., no ene pe to sland against him, but which bas now re- Jarsed Burgomaster Grabow, a liberal, and “something mor The wyph of the complete, ond the defeat of th wheiming, were it pot for tt government officials almost un shorty and wonld have been even more roaction still more over- astounding fact that the really exerted their au- ove they possess in the hot half not of the present, but Tuis phenomenon, 80 wnpa- tory of constitutional governments, w: indeed, when it recallected pen were appo! Nderal onary isin, o administration. the b remarkabl ent that mos’ of these Manteuffel, t cy are bound up with his eystem, and Wat iaey not ¢ sire and hope, but conidently look forward to his arly restoration to power: but it shows tall more play bow yit is to make aciean sweep of Lhe , if the pew m try really inte for the bette To do bo, however will ba requisite to begin ai the fountain head, agd to remove the reactionary phere nts from Ub stry ii ‘The truculent circulars OM. Flotlweg dit um to reaesare the conservatives and to viseon! he libers) party at the elections, than ov he machinations of the (andraths and other pro tovaries; unc tt ations given in t eitung caw ave the ime by these unt the diversi Cabinet, which bureaus at at th akening of the years » sight of 89 many marching to the polle bas and dwmay, and von ad that they uuster des an av 4 enconraged uffel administration , and there are persons in constaat commun and pear th on With those w be kame AR One Auerswa! iuustrious master. the copiidence of the Regent in M. ep, these endeavors .will be of y hoped that Auerswald himself, will Rave Suiticient energy to » party in his cab) appear from the bardly to be shown themselves F INANCIAL AND COMMER CIAL. Mownay, Dec. 20—6 P.M. The bank averages for the week ending Saturday, 18th December, compare as follows with those of the previous: wok — WekFn'g. Loans. Specie, on. Dee. 1h... $226,620 129 23,08 8 7,750,168 $8,981,966 Deo. 18..." 127,060,010 26,608,877 7,710,620 89,600,087 Tnerease.. $534,881 — — 708,128 Decrease. . — 586,45 89,689 a The decline in specie was anticipated by all who had watched the course of the drain to the South. At the pre- sent moment the banks do not, in all probability, hold over $20,000,000, and of this from . 750,000 to $1,000,000 Will go out in the Persia, besides any ebipments that may bo made this week to Southern ports. At the present rate of depletion, by the time the now ten million loan is taken the bank reserve will have fallen below twenty millions. The country and com- merce will be all the better on that account; but sucha decline in gpecie will be felt severely by the borrowers, whose wants now constitate the above #127,055,010 of loans. Though the banks only show in their statement some four millions of ‘loans to brokers,” it is well known that brokers are not the only persons wbo occasionally borrow on stocks, and that the amount of mooey now loaned ous ov stocks, directly and indirect y, by the New York banks, is moch nearer twenty-four than four mil- Hons. It might ne necessary—in jeed, when the new ten million loan \s awarded, it must become necessary—— for the banks to call in at least a part of these loans, That they will do so suddenly, without warning, and si- multaneously, with each other, experience forbids one to deny; what the consequence must be every one can rea- diy per To-day there is no change in the money market, which is fully supptied with money at the last quotations, Ruther more cireumepection in the choice of collaterals and paper is being exercised at bank and at the joan brokers. Ex change on Europe keeps up; the best bankers’ sterling Dills are going at 109% a %, and francs at 5.12 a 13%. The principal topic of discussion among financial men is the now government loan. ll parties agree that the lean willnot sell as well as the last, and that its rate of sale might have been higher had it been issued earlier. Tho fives of the same loan which were issued some months ago, sold to-day at 104), at which rate many of tie original buyers lose money. The Stock Exchange was very dull and depressed to day, the only exceptions to the general decline being some ‘of the State gtocks, and Panama, which was stronger. The mnoet prominent stocks dealt in at the board were the West- ern roads-—chietly Galena and Rock Island—both of which declined heay ily. Rock Island at one time touched 59%, but recovered to 6) at the close. The Michigan shares wore rather steady, Reading was active at yesterday's prices, New York Central was neglected, and did not vary much. Ilinois Central declined two per cent, the best bid at the close being 66, whilo the bonds were offered at 87. We have resson to believe that the affairs of this company are by no means in the desperate condition in which they are represented by parties in the street. The amount of mo- ney required next year will be less than $900,000, which could be raised by an assessment of $5 a share on the stock. The English holders, however, pretor to raise the money by the sale of bonds; we believe that they are prepared to do so without delay, taking the company’s seven per cent mortgage bonds at 100 cents on the dollar. The English shareholders are quite able to take thes: bonds, and divide them up among each other; it is their fancy to do so rather than to) ay fresh assessments at present. Were this com- atively emall amount raised the company would be ni trouble of apy kind till January, 1860; and if a in the price of grain should take place next year it ‘The net in- come at present—owing to the depressed cond: of things im the West, and the inability of many of the te- pant of the company to pay up—is about $1,000,000, the amount required for interest, &., about $1,300,000. The closing prices of stocks to-day are thas quoted by Groes- beck & Hoyt:—Missouris, 89/4 a"; New York Ceutral, $344 a 4; Erie, 2 14; Reading, 51 ; Michigan a 49; Southern, preferred, 47% a % 5 Toledo, 8114 a i Pacilic Mail, 904; a 3g. The market clos rise would naturally do a profitable fall business. The following wae the business of the Sub-Treasury to- day — Tota! receipts, . —From Custos, Total poyments, Total balance $461,115 00 goe at the Bank Clearing House this mo: ied to $24,767,911 60, and the balances to $1 e of New York bas r el from Commerce, tena : tte Rcsictor Res on Second Auditor of Virginia the funds to pay the poy nol caetage th tien ate ag apa coupens «ine Tet Januury next on the bonds of that State, ectious for the Chamber of Depa- The Broadway Bank has declared a semi-annual «) k for the of wh last wi short be it tecis. Mater ore Prot Inesterweg, pominated of Guest and Lr har bee ty tor mom dend of fv The re the year ending we from 18 sue a six per cent pking fond per ee t, payable January 3. ¢ Roaton and Worcester Railroad for Now mber 30 were $923,197 #1—a de 87. The expenses have been not income sufficient to pay ui the sum of $50,000 for remaining after these rednoed yearly of the anthracite coal trade the Lehigh” and Schuylki!l regions for the week and soueon — For the week Schuyiki!! Canal. 10.980 e * a Sehaylkilt Railrow. . - 6.290 Gor the express pur Lelogh Canal. ...6.. 48 from th representa Vinay ae wel! Jebigh Rarlroad. sa thot the German pderstood im America by that der bo deat. wh Gevot ind ty whom a € felons tenity of ment Lto re onoen er own counter We laawe baat tie pte tres snow was to be aratively speaking t the porihesstern be cold wat hardly towards the end 6 ter showed { ight compelling 7 w Off aud ty resort te tner a again eo od the clear frosty atmoe Thit is the eort up to Christmas, 1 vigor, and coo weather that generally after which the free Jopuer prevails ber. rhe with rep The Prines « ually e at the Eng. lich chape! « ‘wi, rather [rae his age, and & good dea! lik r Escrrewenr omy Oana, Onso—Tannatexen Mon lav — ty Mar iayton, who recently served writs fort f alwmnt twe rty white ond olor Ooerla, Ob. ticipating in the ree “ thy arred the dis pire the « Plaine “ b ayion bred ty t Since tuese last arrests anothr made upon bis family io aveonce, They iret be neeting: then, om Tuesday night, severe, Beg ta clube, went to Dev ton « howse, knock aL 1 to see Jmyton. ¥ no was at home little children, that ber bow and ar D's word, an *. Mr r y consente tense over they Tue Ww Apricawe—The Any tine! learns from relable authority thet « @ild Africana, a ¥ the ‘ are pow on ‘ th Caro tin mab river, he ught there two dave ago on fawr:l a etoambon point near Savannah, and wi! soon ' sale, Sales hav wily boon made of some of the carge Tre Wiasineron Rare Case.—Alexander Ro nner wher 9 1 jo Phiiadelpbia a short Ur we in Delaware, having induced @ yo t ' rete piher & and then committed violenor pon be “4 been fe ‘ wil Rentenced to ve f Delaw . ¢ wih b ry by also be Total for the week....34,013 Sean Veit! Canal, 1518 8h ikit! Raiirond 42 Any 986 Detogh Canal ‘908 S00 Lebigh Railroa 480.978 Total. The for the week shows a hb her, amounting in the aggregate to 43,460 tons, and redue’ng the total deficit for the seagon to 68,058 tone. ‘The following is the last statement of the New Orleans topnag ke Cach Acats Banke Chuzens Cave dow. Sta Mee).aeTra N, Orleans Seuthern Union. J. Robi Cree't City America Imo 700,065 Total... $154 14,95) 536 Decrease... $1 + £8500 808 of irculation — ——P) — Cah Liad'en. Dee. i. Der 4 Dee We De. Covens $2 41 5,674,046 € 1 390,024 4,985,419 6,750,101 1,940,497 N. Orlean: 1,815 173 Southern 590,022 ines 1,183,622 R 400995 401-378 Am 597,108 = G08 Neo 219,085 = 214.996 = GA7.240 722,190 $5,049,909 7,825,690 23,677,249 22, $224,510 Increase... $252,168 lerease —-Erehange— — ty a Banke be 1h Dee 4. Citizen 216 425 465,16 Canal ecco eee) 886,546 192.214 Von imi 242,284 802,950 Ja. State #55421 3 Meech, & Tred. 508.910 40,632 New Orie 105,544 = 83.531 thern - - OD «++ 219,007 138,14 J. Kovb.. 29,442 0,078 Creecent City 48568 ‘35,672 Amer ~ 9919 Total. 9,750,186 2,900,314 2,122,447 Increase . D $246,963 Annexed is the official notice of the Secretary of the ory for proposnis for an additional issue of ten of five per cant government stock — Texastny Der gnranet, Deo. 15, 1898, sealed proposals wil be received at this Department unit 12 bibck. now, of Monday, the 24h of January next, for ten & ne of stock of the United States, to be secued under the of June 14, 1868. Said stock will be rombureable iu Mteen years from the Ist of January xt, and bear interest at five per centem per annom. be comi annually on the first days of January and July of cach year No bd will bg revelted below par, and none for any fraction of one ean’? dotiare, No bid will be consider. © per contum of the amount is deposited, eub. rotary of the Treasury, with a ’ d States, whose certificate of the aime must necompeny the bid. Im allcases the bide most be enconditional, and without reference to bide of Tr mile. depo others must state the premium offered therein. The raed proporals should be endorsed on the outside of the vole Proposals for Loan of 1858," and be adress ed tothe Secretwry of the Treasury, Washington, D, C. n accepted from any bidder will be segue win pry io lug depoaory of phe Vuited Staves DEXt, also for the amonnt of the accepted bide ceposit 10 acres of the Treasurer with the ‘of the United States. The stock will iv to the succereful bidder or hus where the deporit was mae. required to coposit the principal and cepted bids on or premium of their ac- fore the loth of March next. The preliminary deposite of one per cent will be immediately directed to be returned to the unsuccessful bidders. HOWELL COBB, Secretary of the Treasury. We read in the Cincinnati Gazette of the 17th, respecting the Ohio Life and Trust Company— The Superior Court bas fully maintained the positio\ fg agenmed in relation to the pty of the Trus Judge Storer, m giving the opinion, emphati- ale oe pel jurisdiction, and held also that N.C. Mo- Lean ond J. P. Kilbreath, Eqre., were in contempt in their efforts, through the Unit States Court, to compel the delivery’ of the assets in the hands of the sberiff to the receiver of that court, It was stated, however, that an attachment would pot be issued at present, the court probably being disposed to wait the next movement in the United States Cou t. Thongh not in 80 many words, the course of the Superior Court, in effect, admonishes the Ve- deral Court to meddle no more with the rece:ver of the former, or ver and npocent receiver of the latter conrt. not seck to repel the attacks of the Circuit Court, but to respond by an attack upon somebody elge. Without doubt, if the Circuit Court should further interfere with the sheriff, the movement will be followed on the part of the Superior Court by an attempt to punish ths aitoruey aud the receiver, This has been its mode of warfare thus far, anc may be Jooke for in the futore. Mr. Kilbreath, the ver of the United States Court, yesterday afternoon demanded of the sheriff the assets of the Trust Com- pory, and received for answer that they were heid under ‘ eTuctiona trom the Superior Court, and would not be suriendered, Stock Eachenge 00 U8 58, 74... 10d } litinois Int bes 1019; 6000 N Carolina 6's Pe love Mo 67 16600 do. DOGO Co) 7's 1060 N Y¥Cen bs, °76 10 4 4000 kreR® 2d inb 86. SOO kV eR Smb'83 78 100 do,..., 800 5133 9000 Frie RR bs, 75 4434 200 Harlem ‘RR..b60 1147 oo EmeRRe bTL . 27 Clev, Col &Cin RR 954 socO Hud Riv 3d m 250.Gal & Chic RR £80 Ty M) Her RR Tet m. Bx 215 0 ‘en RRbds 873; 150 18000 LOAM] gbst 240 150 11000 do, 24 50 16 she Bk State NY. wei 50 86 American Fx Bk. 1061, i 200 10 Common wth Bk. 100 * 50 106 Del&Had CiCo. b60 9% 200 25 do. 9 100 100 Penn rt Ceo 50 5 Clev & To RR. B14 100 Chic & Ris RR.. 6y55 655 a 216 Goilfo:d Min'Co.. ie NY Gn RR. 50 do, Jou 200 do 100 150 do. 200 1 Frie RR, 100 Que tind RRR 250 350 358 100 200 30 do. 35 150 La Cr x Mi RR. 3 450 Miu: ¥ 200 ( & Macon & BOARD. 100 «his Pana’a RR.s60 160 do. 21000 ‘Tenn 6's, 20 5000 LOr&M 1 Ib. 15 ehs Am Fi 50 do, alo 160 La Cr & Mi. RR... 300 do... 700 +0. ° 6 Sixth Avenue RR. 122 New York Banks, Dee. 20, 1858, Discounts. Specie, Circuta'n, Net dep's. 211,401 5,097,861 80,596 "684.520 Ranks. Am. Exchange... 8,241,720 2,020,395 1,008, 108,205 762 4308 470 1 Ao, 99 4 300 ina Bk of Repubite Butebers’ & Dro. 3 eae Broadway. “Bull's Head Commerce, 113,011 fae 2h tae p Exchange... 1,587,867 | 225.27 Imp. and Trad’s. 2.498,238 Yoather Manut's. 2,134 900 Total... .. $127 055,010 26,008,587 © Gross deposits. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Moxpay, Dec, 20.8 P.M. Prranetrrys —Flour—The demand for State and West orn brands continued good, and expecially for the higher ayvice. The sales embraced about 14,000 bbis , closing within the following range of prices:— 710,927 89,600,087 Stancard superfine State, a $4 50 xtra State d0....... - 600 a 525 “ommen to good Western 4 450 Extra lowa, Michigan, Inciana ‘and Oia 5 700 bxtra Genesee... 6 7 Canadian superfine aed extra. 5% a 630 Mixed to straight Southern... a 540 Sonthern fancy and extra, 56 aT Choe extra family and bakers’ 7M a 8 Kye flour,... 335 a 410 33 a 350 sales of about 500 bbis, at our qootations. Southern flour was in good demand, with sales of about 1,700 bb's , closing stiff with. in the range of our quotations.” Rye four and corn meal were onchanged sales limited at onr range of prices. Wheat was insetive, and sales confined to about 600 bush ols red Tennessee at $1 29. Corn war quiet: sales hae bushels were re ted, including Weetern mixed at 76e. , with a emall lot of yellow Jersey at 76c. Rye was he oy at SOc, for Southern. Barley war ytiet. Oats were more firmly beld, at 48e. @ Sic. for good to prime State, au! at bte. a 56), Corre, —The mar we; the sales em: ed to cargoes of Rie, comprising ahewt 4.900 41,000 do. Laguyara atp. t, and 200do. adogde ph Inisraced 1,800 bates, lowing steady ~The sales em! el on the basie of 126. for middling uplands. ‘Included in the sales were about 1,000 a 1,100 hales in transite. VueronTs —The market wos without change of moment in rates, while there was rather more doing. Se pool 25, ihie. tobeceo were engaged at 17s. 60., 900 bbls. We. 34., 40 tour Palt coke at $15, 800 boxes cheese BS begs clover erat to fil op at 2s, To London 210 boxes cheeve at fs. 10-caska bom at 26e. 100 tierces: navy beef at fe, Od., and 100 bbis. do. at de. Sd.; within ‘ay or two ® was reported that three guano veRsels had been taken up for Jarvis Islands, among which was the AY t about $12 per tow. Av at Sroem —The moerket for spirits terpentine was quiet at 490. Sales of 1,200 bie. crude turpentine were reported @ #23 62%¢. and a lot of common rosin from yard at #1 55: ond afloat it was held at $150. Tar was quiet and uncharged ‘(nis were inactive, while prices were unchanged. Provigoxs —lork—There coninaed to be a good de- mond for fotare delivery, and at firmer rates, while sales on the epet were limited. The rales embraced about 700 While. in merket at $17 66 for old mess and new thin meee, and $18 for mers and $13 for new prime; and about 1,000 bbls, meee were for delivery in April and May. Boef wee heavy, and sates confined to aboot 120 bbie., in- cleding Country prime et $6 a $6 50, count mers at 87 50.490, and repacked Western at $8 30a $10, extra Co. at 80.00 8 $1) 50. Western prime mere was quict at $16 2 1850 Sales of come O bbie. beef hams were reported 9 $14.60. Lott wee without of » the eales embraced about 425 bbls, and tierces 1156 , with asmall lot of prime reported at 11%. © were Ip far demand steady. Bacon © were ungianged. —The market continoed firm, and especially for arce, The eajes embraced ha at full prices, ineinding a cargo of 250 Vhs, for refining et ige, a A ie... ehtefly at the latter tiyvre: and a sale of ences boxer and bage, equivaicnt to about 3,600 bags Batua, were made at Oe. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, POSTAL DIRECTORY. PANCELS RY Post In Canana.—The Canad Department wil introduce the evatem, on the frat of next rear, of carrying by mall parcels ceeding two pounds i wert VPostnge will be 26 cenis on pareela not exceeding ope pound, and 50 cents on those over one and not two pounds. FIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFi¢R, DELeeeees closes an 3 A f Southampton ath eid Seren ced, |S 8 aden. ‘ i i S| | i S| MARITIME ME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR NEW TORR—THIS DAY. SON bISES. - 7 2| woon Rises. SUN GET. 436! mau waren Port of New York, December 20, 1858. eve 552 morn 9 60 CLEARED. fteamshin Moses Taylor, Gray Aapinwall—M © Roberts. Bark Emily. Tilton, Cadic—A Horn. Bare Virginia a Fe Fsiciina, Wilkins, Riv Janeiro—1 i Gs,er. Bark B a Cochran Noyes, Havans—R P Buck & Co. Bark Esconaza, Ryder, Havana, Bork Cientueges, Cole,’ Clentnezos—Ponvert & Co. Bark Wiliam, Lard, ‘New Orleans—N H Brigham. Brig Catherme (By), King, St Joho, NBA hr Lima (Br), 0’ Briew, Fehr Alma (He, bhaw, Cornwatiia=D Wt DeWolf Sehr Hannah, Loud, Mobile’ N H Briebum, Sebr TC Jones, Bedell. Norfolk—Sturges, s. Clearman & Co, Rebe Furnine Petra, City Point—J Hunter & Co, Rebr F Herbert, Johnson, Pembroke—Brett, Son & C Schr Seatlower, Clark, Bristol. ARRIVED. Steamehin Star of the South, Lyon, Savannah. with mdee and Asvengers to8 1, bnew po mete poe an. SS PM, off Frying ‘an bheals, ae Alabama; 19, TEM doumilce 8 of Cape Mlentopen, signalized brig Co: Berry an. Roanoke, Skinner, Portrmonth, &e. with mdse and gers. to Henry Ladiam. Ith, passed in Hnmpton Kenge ship Germ nin, ready for sen; 19th. 8 AM, off Wis T Shoals. signalized steamabip Jamestown, bence for Richmd, caighmabl, Patapsco, Laytekd, Halum.re, with mdse, to H Om We! Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portlind, 90 hours, with mise and passengers, to H B Cromwell & Co Ship Create, Pleree, New Orleans, Dec 1, with mdse, to Wm F Frost. Bark Krsiiansnnd (Norw), Gude, Sax'oe, Oct 25, with cotlee, to Geo Moke Bark Octavia (of Richmond, Va). New Or! Dec], with sugar, &c, tomaster. 10 inst, Ton 82, 6} oe Susan Howland, Adams, 13 daze frost Ss je for fig P Lacoste (of Bangor), Pierce, Patras: Sept 34, and Ma ct 27, wi ag PA epee aleve Phelps & Co; verse! passage, and bal fine, io Hua: © port with light 3 ince which time have been = W and NE winds. Frig Borneo (of acksonvilie, Gai ballast to Peck & Church. 17th inet, lat 87 large fere ard att schr sunk with ner topenasts and ‘about # F of ber lower musts above water: as head to the south Oke vere ward. Stood close to her, but could ase , pothing butherri (ug ov the masts; + opposed the crew had been taken off. Brig Monto Cristo of Kingston, dans), Northup, Trioid Dee 1, with sugar, Ac, to yekerson, Mrlg Piearro, Siargéa, New Orleans, Deel, wb sugar, Ae, to Sebr M Van ‘fase. Van Name, Charleston, 6 days. Sehr Feally, Grigin, Wilmington, NC 1 anys. Kedren, 5) ard, Richmond, Bebe Win TA Sheppen Toorman, pretaltinrg, 8 tayo. Sehr Nile, Chamberlain, Virginia, $ days, Sobr Joseph & F Bennett, Virginia, 3 days x Cibektond, Soke, Virginia. Shr Mania & elizabeth, Boker, Alexandria, 10 day. Schr le ment, Decker, Baltimore, Sayye. Sehr Charity, Barret Srbr FW Henton, Gandy, khilael infor Rox Schr Mary Anu, Bryant, Bhzabetbport for Boston, hls Amelia, Sanborn, Machias, 6 days. ‘The steamtug Wm H Webb, oye a Hazard, arrived t)\* even. | -” eataemaatel reports no inward fbound vea- SATLED. «bing ava, Havre; Glad Tidings, Now Orleans; brig La bi) beg pm ‘lor, set. Sin tna Br abip Leaieoster, ——. Wind during the day SW, and light. Banx Pantmas—Capt Moore, of bark Paria, befure re ported at St Thomas in distress, has engaged the bark N Hiock. ley, Dow at St Thomas, to take on the passengers and cargo of the Parthian for the sum of $6500. Brewex Sreaxsiir Hepsox—The following is an extract from a letter received in London 30th ult relative to the st~«m ship Hudson, burnt in dock at Bremerhaven:—'We commenc ed diving Nov 23d at the Hudson, and found, in cleariay ay {oe RU eed tp tae oo teat ia all procantity, her the harehway uninjured by So, 60 Get lo all proveniny, & been very 2e7 sant of ivetn tho d ‘Ts Winans Sraauza, building in Bakimore, lesog raptdly progressing towar's completion, and it ts ‘that abe will be rowdy for trial in ten days or two weeks at the fartbest, Her smoke stacks, Jookout honse and upper work- are now al onde. eahibiig for ee. of prope! fi ber wel, Sun tron Ser « “pach “eaghis ch ving com ‘wih iron tur. and twelve : ¥ it light ty eee to read in any part of them. wl St etiookes for wht great wrorest. - ‘The steawer A Clart, bound for 8 Thomas, went down the bay yesterday morning —Kisinore, Nov 28—The ship Lizzia Dre: _ Suir Lizany: Dazw—Lisinore, Now 28-—The ship Uazia Drow pet {ovo Farsvend. at ¢ of 3 lier cargo will be die harged betore ves. sel will probabiy te meena ee Tie aca betire shen oor then there is danger of ber Lemg detained by ioe. Snir Fextasp, Post, from Liverpool for New York, before epittea ut hariovton in aisirews, carried away bead Of main mast, split sails, and leaks badly. fii? Fiona Me Dowgn, Caldwell. from Liverpool for Malti before reported Thomes in distress, was leaking 12 foches of waver our, Sbe was disbarging 7th inst. Snir Atiantic, Mactel, from Rotterdam for New Yor f Crockett, at Buenos Ayres 4 uit for heen nahore and would be obliged to disebarge to ‘hors and chains. Decan, of ship Lancaster, at New Or ire'on the Tort. 3, Del . a Galveston from Boston, # mente ems 8 Sotrom NW om the might oF ther iach or 36 To she fot her Tarboard batwaras forty mati paa everything movable on deck, with tude some water in ber bold. Gn the main yarte. — Norfolk, Dec —The brig George W erra Leone hound to Salem, with hides and Ivory, hes arrived here in adarmaged candiuion, aud will moat slaynal viher ‘sama dergo rey aire before proceeding. Bere Meum Paris, Joy, hence for Galveston, hefarn rep: ed ashore ou the inland of Ui, will cure total jones A "nal ‘of ber argo will be & damaged state, ay: nd areind oft 0 ‘riftad to the wow ‘on the west end of the were thrown over n tngrrance on eargy of 00 in Galveston Yr at Millbrhige in TSty tons, Fated AZ}, and is owned in this city. Br Brig Giverny, before led aabore on Thomas Poin! nf hg a more. from Kordeans for Ubarieston, re Raward, row morning, the wen be heavily, vie her to tint 5 arbor senha acy that ona nearly landed, kn the carpe = Vewaseo, Penaacnia, put into Rotine shout aay the ronstant for three Me, nighta to keep. from C4 the men works the extreme point 8 ie! Sullivan, a native of Liverpool, be- Niricue nnd dled & invites after cenring 10 do he others were worn out; and bad not Mr Alexander, wk " toy amas in getrl bar hefore entering, aig ong Br scene Joms Bexson, fe te for Halifax, recently atrended st Lite Port Hert got off and arrived at’ ‘Liverpool TSth inet, would go on the marive raihway 1th. Capt Poker. of the she George Rawarik, at Philedelphls fir salem, reports baving pase nat of Raker’ inens four ‘men el ftom NW, ould not es ] assistance, Nottee to Moriners. TARvorrH Roape. meri bows . pases Dee 1, 1854 gekicitg te beret atv w J with the : — Tala nis ‘kthoms E oy fofa Be W fathom at low water epring ties, with ing marka an compass | earions Fiirch ie wtih open to the Bonthward 61 the factory chim bw Gaprestey Maks nenrly in line with the Lartcout inn the ¢ fn Richotss big I ss seveve aight Seroby hitow fuoy, " “ Rhy N By orver, PH BERTHON, veerewry 1858. mrramenonrn 1c ; aU Navy DRrARTMEn®, Ooren: |, Nev 1, 186k os ere ass! the hapten at present io — aon <a ght, by aber rd mie, ried gy mh agily compara ttn th ot were i ani Feil be placed on am tron bavery, and 26 Denah feet‘ Sieh pa fel See tp. hed finmo will be aoe at & helght ToTauish foot above ates ete wieea ntti ices nto: Le | avers Yor ‘teconda, be ‘ugalh eclipsed for 2 seconds, and 3 eve Heh fine oi vill be vletble all round {he horlzon fn clear wen gare miles, tbe flash at a diatanen of 1 mallow, except tos and by com pa Where the light a hi !den by t matey contd of a (6m from spe, take. the ecinien bed t stead) faa wi ‘almost impere bie yy Usnane Q W MICHELSEN, Sulensou. ‘4 AUSTRALIA—TONRES STRAIT—TYNEMOUTHI HA: Hypaognsrus ( Ovvicn, A DMIRALTY, pon, Now 1%, 858. steam Tynemo peonntey to Wal often rbilat proceeding rough the iudabel ih ao North to % rene at nearly low water, arte Perea ees ane, 2 aa, abe i vpurendy ly about 100 yards in extent, not hitherto jown in ‘She coral was distinctly secn under the ship's bottom, the epi veing 4 fathoms on the port side and 8 fathoms on the suar- The shoal Nes in about lat 1 47 8, lon 148.88 with the sand of the Middle Kanks hearig E3¢N; Kast end of Cockturn Spit SwWhyW, Coburn Jales WOW; and oir Charlee uardy north lat Caution—As this danger lies ne nek inserted in the Adiniralty charts, and there in a the nature of thie coral wea, to suppose other dangers, which lve escaped detection, may existon either side vem ela in pursuing this tioned to keep & goo! lookont, and endeavor as hae possible to preserve the Wack recommended Mike bearinge are Inagnev. Variation 8 deg. H in W868.) By command of thelr Lordahips JOUN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer. * See Admiralty (harte~ australia geweral, No 108, North and East coast, sheet$2i, No 2354, Nieamterwens At Chincha Islands Oct 26, Benj Cummings, Jeoklos, Dart | mouth, of] not stated. A leiter recvived in Rdgartown from Oapt, Holley, of ship Thor Nye, NB. reports ber at Labaiwa vet 23, will 450 bbls this +earoD—1 000 al} told A letter from Capt Rivley. of sehr BA Lace, of that port, reports her at Chincha Istande. et 29, with 70 bbis sp ait since all weli—would be at Taloabuano in January. ing » NH, yorts her at St Cathariaes: ie ayt ‘letter froma bark Statira Sept 24, oll aa last reported, al) well. Had recruited, aad was bound to river Plat sperm \ baling, Spoken, Be. Ship Ellen Foster, peters, from Boston Aug 25 for Aus- tralia, Oct 1, lat SN, lon 28 W. Lad m Liverpool for Mobile, Nov 10, lat et bate Rnseell, “ann Garoline, Haynie, from Charleston for Liverpool, Nov 4, o ye hon 23. 8. from London for Australia, Nov 21, lat ia, Lunt, from Boston Oct 15 for Ban Fram: ReMa fat tasstiiacl So Yor, a0 date Jy iets a vessel arr at 2 p Flora Temple, Johnson, ai tprung malntopnyast be again when spoken), Nov 3, tn ‘Tdays out, bet ali rigzed ri, Kant 780, lon 2 "a 20 (before re: ported no date, Ae). An Aun ship ‘showin Marrvatis slgnale, fret distg pendant 3476, was passed lat 16218, Jon 35 83. The star the Bast om Lo) bably bark F tr, Ackley, Nov ty tat 20/8 Mark Philnmetn, Nichole, ror Padang t9" Bostory Nov 26, Wai 4.40 N, Jon 33.15 W. Tidus, + hompsin, lon 384 anaira (pro on 22. * om NOrleans for ——-, Nov 15, a areen tre t Pander, Piper, from Liverpool for San Fran lero, Oct 8, lat 16 N, lon 27. W. ‘A herm brig palote? black, with hiack mast heads and a long gutwner.goundio Portau Prince, was passed Nov 29, one an Prince, arohve Grant (of Buckspor'), 9 days from , for barbadors, yee 5, int 2 , ‘ a OF pperek Arberican, with letier 1 in het topsatiwas acon Nor 3 hay, lon 16 W, A fore aud ait schr, hound to Por: an Prince, was passed Nov 29, one day's sli from Port au Prince. Foretyn Ports. Dee In port Br bark Robert Leonard, Cook, ton, wie wind. Sept lt—Arr Judge thaw, Parker, Singspore, Sid tbe Howes, Manon, Niogpo. AhsimR, Sept 23—Passed by, Jacoba, Schaap, from NYork for Hong Kon} ; B, NovS—Arr bark Vivid Light, Blanchard, DR Barcelona. Batavia, Oot 6—Arr Telegraph. Giles, Samarang. Boxavs Avans, Nov 2—In port ship Peorieas, Ring, for Cal cutta, with horses; barks (Garland, Haesloop, for Bremen 1dg; Wilbelmine, Ditingham, for NYork few daye; Ri ers do do; Laura know, «rocket, for burope fa dia hace |): Main . whe hive w Sain fharchmas, anker:, sor N days; acbra m Maguire, Tor Aniwer,” idg, Aud Man: dedein, Mewdoreon ter w¥ore ARBaDORS, Nov 25—Arr eid'satie day for Trinidad). CUXMAVER, Nov 23—SId Lawrence Brown, Piarce, Loudon COrENHAGEN, Nov 24—Cld Zephyr. Sonne, N Work. Cowns, Nov '29-Arr Arago, Jackson, Charieswon tor An- Tor Arnica, Nov 1— At Almina, barks Buckeye, Hi and Manchester. J Anat: Oo dacs, barks Tonia: Goldemilhy and Chancel ihetson, wae. At Wydas yet ori Marshall ‘of Boston), Smith, forleeward. A New at Vistn et La a sehr Faunfe, Vance, N York (before caLiN Rov 30--Cid Eugenia, elsbarcow Donecat, Nov 20—arr Arabia, Shaw, wc Nat, Deo 1—Passed by, Wm Mason. Garaner, “rom Shields = heme gd 24, Canton, ——, reported trow Savangah tor Feomow, 8¢ ¢25-8id Kahay, Sioblard. XYork edaiwocnl, Nov z= W Parwige, wijab and Cal eccmee. bay a 1—Sld Moloct Gro Cardim: ‘trn Lane: Uatber, for New y tkip Charles Buck, Smalley, for Tp ne Br ri Queen of the Fleet, MeMe NOK, Deo 1—Tn port ships Ratio, Zerega, for NYork; ndus (Br), Heard, Boston. Grroa, Xi ov ‘2—Tp port bark Fernandins, Cottrell. for Mes sina, to load for Boston. wees bee Ate eobre Alma, Me perment, Sens Ih, Rawtern Light, Mot ulloch, N York: 16th, M net, ¢ wre for New jargaret Bew Freser, sebr Elensor, Ryan, N York. Arr at do 20th (by tel) steainahip Ariel, tron Hi ‘ork. Ixacva, Nov 20-814 brig Wanderer, Wingoo (from Jac- wel), Soston via Bermuda. Jacert, Ra 26—In port brig Abbott Lawrence, Matthews, for Boston Dec 2, sehra Wm Martin. so ani DT haldwioy Bands, for do, con Perry, tor N avéarcot: Nova" arr dusse K Howell, Handester, Am sierdam:May Queen. Lerwick (beiore reporied wowed 10 ere a derelict); Dec 1, Madras joliips on, Bt Joon NB. 21. H Callender, Noricane: 4 boward, Conmiba & “ee fork; Rosalie, oan, So wR Sth, Diren. White, Melbourne (and Put into Milford 21, with ee of tment, john, yarde, sate, de» A at d0 ath tor Portinnd 223; America Kangaron, ry arte hivertoe ai ‘el atting, for do Bar in. for do 80h American 'Unho0, an © artingiee. bor vusearora. Dunlesy, for do 12h, jammer fr mediate ick; Gow Langdon, Mane. and. howet PLUNTt, obile do: Chin boraz9, Gilvhrist, (or New Orlesns : Felicta, Walla. te 10 follow ua ber, for do, to snecee) the Felicia, Windermere, Harding, fur do loth; Fortuna, Tollermann, for Galvestor ‘on. Deod—In Monta Whitmore and Cecilia, 1, reo engsced . mm nliber, for do; Alice Kal ta. Hesperian, Blanebard, (or Adelrite a} West fur de.tereamer, show. for Fort Philip; Wild Ri Bears, for Sydney, NSW; and others, une: Jo port bark Yousg Turk, Harding, fe The bark A i joc h—No Am veseel tn port a reported at M 6tb Ir rr Gulf Stren f—In port bark Vernon, for Boston Ig; Dyer, tor dodo. Sid Z.th, hark Between, Phin wie ney, Boste Pixantn Roars, Deo 2—Arr St Jobn, Lawreves, Dathousls 11H, Dec 2—Arr Courant, Gray, Cardiff (or Cuba, pat Poser, aa Dy hg port brig Sami French, from Turks Islands to load flor Barr Sandusky, Willams, nivo, Nov I—In port harks atnazon Hi » Dannieh, for Nurieans; or ‘0; 14a & Protas ‘Van. Kote for Mobile: and othera ss or ag, V ‘om Kitohall, for do. Pope; Huea Ninta, for do, diag; barke Arie, Vane chartered fur Wann . Mayo, wigs Corilla, trom NYork, wig, Delegate, A [aye do: Overmann, Merling, from Pen mila, Keen, from Cape da Vere, do: Taomes ‘Ailibone, hom Bordeaus, deg, Retron, trom ttichmond; wr, Henrietta, Ly yo dive; 1 Ocean (He Weenels, fo Adier (Brem). ntinadon, from tnden Pally M vhmend do; archer, from Lan to, 9, WA Step! 1 from italiimore doy Mem from See 1 Welsh, “Aw an S ‘Aun Rimball, from London briga 30 Ravannnb, lg, Crimea, iebbon, from Se arepurt, wig. Ooo Eagle, Yales, Trom Londo, do; ‘Mary A Forrest, Cillespie, fromm NYurk: de. ello, Hopking, for dal'imore, rewly berg roar from Bangor, disg; sehr Josephine, from Per nambueo, w vane + Noy M Ip port Stewart, Coffin, for ‘ork Jd Bontnger ("rns , tor doy brig Aiverting (Dunn. Ouencag, toe Bnanonag, Oct 2—Arr Eastern Star, Sohes or Henry), Hong ’ Suretns, Dee 1—In port Claremont, Swinerion, for Aden, ready. “ha Nov 2, L pe verona > Am), iy Janeiro. Sckimam, Nov 22—In high trig Mary Broughton, Buea for ye. Abby Jones donee, Uiloncester fm vesen! n D Br Huns, Nov lito port bark Laney Johneon, Jobson, from NL ondon, for Laando arme day; bark Ueres, Faller, from Copet of Sumatra for Genon, diag, to repair. ‘Trapste, Nov 2—In port bara Glenwood, Glover, for Mes ging t load for Boston. Trisipan, Dee 11 port brig Franconia, Upton, une; only Am vesel Vara Ont, Doo 8 No Am vessel in port Wooswse, Oot 281d © K Titton, ried, Mops. Home Ports, ATTAR AP As, Nov 2—In port schr Harriet, of Baltimore, dn port Deo 7, brigs Maria, Finney, for (barieston; George Give, Uibte, And 80 W Simmer oto adtrey, for dy. — Aral hi 1A ies Veda by tel) ship Jao M Mayo, “1 ‘at Yo for eottgn, MATARARURIA, Dee Its sehen Mott Rodel, Tine, and Hamniton, Ogden, NYork, #id bark fetagorda, cearduer, Pro- videnee, schr Palestine, Camhreen, N jth Sid sehr statesman, Mutt, N York, Boeke: x, i ey ale Neo ‘ i ne Ai? tape Hor’ wester ring Rann 6 Coa WOR soit Yat timer; Hr Wie i et am ¥ mmenburg, N ith Al Martine! abe, Wi H iennia, Wheaton, Philadelphia: ary & Marita, Leshor, | aenos Ayres: bri aod Barhedors, Calgon lisker, Jackemnstiie to load tor sepa Savcy R Hiesran, Gritin, Matunea Hart NUrlenns, Joby ™ “jenn Meda, ilehriat, St Marys, Gay 1 Panama, Len, bs pe, DW Hommond Witon, New Yorks Gondaeil, JAP Chose, Kewdrick, § Vor the ‘entin ohn Hatton ‘brekey tm eo tone New wo eee = as, wind NE to 8 Hh, Mere on Fah Small, te sehr Ht oe Port trot below mee Sorthern “3 “Are (by tel barks. Pineky, Caan W canes ANIA ol wc wehe © F Alea, inseam ‘Barapa. Mee 0 V~ Arr beige Gipaay (Re), Ge Ot, i nd. Pohemee: seme) Francis, Prown, § York; eohra Fiying bib, Porker, Gloucester; BA Adams, Adams, Bed rank J Day, Pisher, Trov; Jas Madison, Benson, rar kiin, Lie: Kendrick Fie, Wall, Penascola. Chi steain- Inpa los Whiinecs Howes, Boston. Patspeen, Raker, York; eorye’s Creek, Nyork: brig tifimar Meredith foam: sShionn) ssrav, Aepiowall: sera DT, Sturges, Norria, Falk Kiyer: Arlington, are, aie ; Arnon, Crosby, Boston: = L. Hammond. Chaise, © ary) Faylor, inet N Bod ford: § Smi Dayspring, Flaridue, Fea ea Gul, dwarsi Slade, Bales, Provi- 1d nria Ocean Helle, ‘Willaon ‘West Indios ithe veros Te 1b— Arr Sp brig shina, Avginon, fa- vana: #p pol Soledad, Selve Sr tago de Cubs. sobr 1) Godwin Heations 'Atukapns.’ 1p. "be oiling, acip Finland, Pow {2 Tivernood iv cistrean, Cid bark sina, Anker, Liverpool, Brea Wig Wilhelmine, Homever, Bremen." 8d brig Clinton, $i Gott nbarg: schra Joon Hell, ther, Windies; Hxyuator (Bs Adbur: Wih Arr Sp bark Beatriz, Barget, Matanzas. Ship Finland ip the ofiug. va tel) thins Mary Cracker. Livergocl, Marengo, ina, StJugo; brig Birchard & Tor In oe ‘elng, ship Finland, and a somber of ‘voosels from Fpal PALL RIVER, Deo 17—S!4 achra Jas House, Sprague, Baltt- more: Ainelia, Rockhill, Philadeiphis, ~ Are rchrs Matthew O Dnrfeo, Hall, and Tram bmith, wecinerm Mexandria, Alien Middiiton, Jr, Sipple, do for Bo> Ber FAIRMAVEN, Deo 18—A re schrs Village Relle. Virginia; W Henodiet, Fils aztctin, otinean: Ielndeer, Tutt; Pnina Toitle, Miler: HR Ba ind Panihea, Masvel, do, 81d solirs A. Heaton, GALVESTON. I Frat zéske Ulrich, Liverpool Deetien, Itremen! Mb thi Fortana, Dewers. Gerupinm, Bieres, N¥ork: Ikobt Mille Sarr. da ‘Win | Rices Grenguad,. Heston; Lib, hr, Pred Sheerer, Shosres, do (sed Misco) nthe offing Vth, 2 sparkaand athe, "Sid th, ship a Wauseon, Laverton CM pre ‘bo 1th rh Moon hi, Tull, ‘NYork; Vib! brug Nori Yo ee ‘Also arr. 10 date, ships W.B"ravin cui, NYO ), Veapermann, Eremen bark ‘Texan. Star, i Wow ud, Bos- wig "VC Cary do, and cthers There wore 22 square PORGETOMN HC, Bor 6 Arr sche R Baglina, English, Salem: W D Careill, Hawkins, NY - LAWES, Del, Dec 20-The hip kulian, tor Sbanghae; barke Joseph Mexwell, for Laguavra, and Uullia, for Genon, went to €n thie morning. Steamship Cy of New York, from’ Boston, bas parsed up. | 'MORILE, Dec 4—Cid ships Oregon, Porter, and J A Wes- tervelt, Avstin, Liverpool; an Poeahonias, Sparrow, New qHisiiLAND LIGHT, —Oniside (by ted, ships Cy. one, and Kdward, from via for Boaton, CMPNCTTASDORT, Dee Ie wre brig Union, Cornwallis for Philadelphia, ah Arr ache 1 Jones, Gatcomb, NYork, Sid 16th, bark Tom Corwin, Sherman, Cn ba. NEW OKIEANR, Deo 11--*r*stoomshio Tennesser, Forhes, Vera Crnz; ships Neptune. Snell, Rosin; Maidof Nrleana, Den* nis, NYork; Lancasier, Deoan, Philadelphia: Harvest Queen, Manson, bavannabh, Pelican mee Moree, key Woet; barks Namewig, Rogers, and Rebecca, Meekham, [10 Janeiro; Un- dine, Merrsman, NVork Cid. steamships Quaker city, Sha felt, Minaiitian, Wiaek Warrior, Smi York vin Havan ships Cum erland, Morrill Live*pool, Simoda, Nason, and Gt braltar, Cittord, ilavre;, Valparaiso 'eSp), Sauer, Nazeelgna, Missiaslpp jy Vassalle, cieaon, bark Weather sage. Mi Hil Petuembuco.'oud maki? TH stewart, Laverty, ba; sehr Star, Gammon, Vera Cruz. 16tb—Avr (by tel) ship Tear (oot Czar), Fales, Rio Janeiro. Tower to sea Sth, abip. Baw! y Chindow,; th ships MA Nott JA Parsons, barks aurine, NORFOLK, Dee H7—tld triy Repu, Reard, Havana, ented. iby tel) brig Geo W Jones, Sierra Leone jor Salem ¢ Mince In Hampton Roads, sehr © _ from Windsor, NS, NEW BEDFORD, Deo 6 A i 1th, Three Brothers, E) Wise a EF: J Seurtis, Nick. Atwater Potter, Phila RURYPORT, Deo 17— Arr sche William L Richardson, Parien, guadila, PR, Sid 1th, sche Euchiuivess, vans, itimere NeWPORT, Deo 20--Arr ‘hy tel) schre Pla Marston, from Hoston for G. Francis A Hawkins, Pere m do for Fredericksburg: Astoria, Worcester, from Sullivan for Washington, 1 ina, Frith. trom Keeklaud for Nt Twugals, Browball, from Vinaihaven for do_and all Alo arr Anna Gardner, Hard ng, from. Hi celphia; Amelia C Reeves, Lake, vance. taeve |, from € herrvtield for s York, NEW HA Dee 18 a 19—~ Are hark Henry Trowbridge, lang fasted tele Robert Mowe, Bouns. Honaire: aehint Miranda, Phipps, M. a. Smith, Brandywine; sloop Warren, Mannan NYork. \Bil'bark “Antélope: Mhodest CRDELPHIA, Des 20—Ay¢ ship Columbus, Hathorn, 1; barks Irma, Nobre, Marac ino; Conrad, Salsbury: Janeiro. brig Zonk: Deering, Havar ‘cbapin; Mountain \veiinia, srembfie'd: M n, and RJ Mercer Kobinson, bert, Mavo; Fdwin Reed, Chipman: tied 1 A Hammond. Gala; While kqvuall, Sharp, am ten; Lark (Rr), Alien, Ton porapaes M Wrichtington Lewis Dive, and sarah, Me Jubette, Chisa, Dodge. Dalley, New: Writing, Fall River; ROP jcAlmon, Portind Old saarnshipe Phineas Sprague, Mattoews, Boston; , Roston: brig Caniaa, Pinkhem. Maras . Siskerson, k, NYork: Petrel, schra ann § Brown, sel ‘hin; sloop America, schowners Sid sloops |. Homan, S York Lot i “nehra H S$ boynton, Grindle, pare: Hones 5 page aarecbport HWOND, Arr steametip PR oanoke, Skinner, N std sebr Jy rg, Horrte N 15— Arr steamships Aueusta, Wooden, Post, N¥ork; brig Bussian, Gilmore, Lincoln: siden Rod, Brightm ta Shielda Jane (Rr) Cochrane, Liverpool; Resolnte, Toner, Undia: Br bark Adriatic, Anderson, Fleet: wood, soho Rocket Collin: a Ttih—-arr ehipe Hobenzolicrn (Pros), Kregs, London: M ‘Lenox, alicant; itr bark coward, Doty Ere ‘Troon: schra C ‘arstaira, Somers, Philadelphia. Cll ships Star of the West, md, kere Nie s betale, hres, Boston; Khinboleth,’ Morton, Brunewik, Gs; Kolersoo, Oriando, Boa URIMPICAN, De Peo. o\egArr schre Isabelle, Baker, and Lamar —_- kia sehr Anna Gardner, Ilarding, Philadel- PRAMPA, Fla, Dec 3—Sld sehr Harrison Jones, Garmow, Wii MinGTON, % 2 Deo 6—Are bt, Grifin, ).T Kole! Cardenas: sehr WH Smith, Conklin, Mone aie th, sebre r menbare, Kogera, Southera Heue, Smith, and Stephen: ‘on CHAMPAGNE. 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