The New York Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1860, Page 5

NEW YORK pro-sla counsels for six Preuly avowed detertainat republicans will ‘“baek down’? }, has culminat- 1 dissolve the Jong be ole | eyes and H yee i ij rf i ef ll f ? | be in view, also, the censis—thia, we believe that we may now of the Territories to the ineelligence who are to i it inadmissible, sa division tion is We BITE ee , they have eal the boundary of. , let tg remember that they are blinded by - teaetnrvaepthed reason both for vee. anes 4 H & 3 g the owners. Whi tly, to the example of a aredues emancipation ant of the same act of Parlia- = ail and may be said that we are forgetting the a encroachments, aggressions and outrages of sia. ‘True. We choose to do so just now. Hea new sad novel position, ie Sona bee ae os the dark nde of the slaver: Fed calamity, thar no wat of womans oof Riu to the verge of con citiation wit’ the hope of averting u ri > eS aS Eee a bi) honorable offers of agreement haye been | There comes a power Into some of our best parts, and are at point ‘To show their open banner, Mocking the air with colors idly spread, susteined by the preserve peace, we shall be prepared togo to art re innch @s thore whote impatient seal may — cay cg 1g Sah pane achat SKephoste the hechon of the Premch contetbn rj logical Register. The annexed table shows the temperature of the at- mosphere in this city during the week ending December 16, the range of the barometer and tliermometer, the Variation of wind currents, and the state of the weather at three periods dnring each day, viei—at 9 A. M., and 3 and 9 o'clock P. Mo oval eo nr oye any “9 vance per ¥2%22550 ue ee clear; very cold all day; night, clear faturday—Morning, overcast and cold, afternoon, over- earl Police Intelligence. Carrere of A Notoniocs Borcian—John Gordon, a motorious burglar, who was implicated in shooting a private watchman in Brooklyn some yeart ago, was ar- Tested yesterday morning by policeman Rodgers, of the Eighth precinct, on charge of having broken into the ‘dwelling house of W. L. Ormsby, Jr., No. 666 Broome street, ~ and stolen therefrom a number of shirts, handkerchiefs and other articles, valued at $25. The prisoner, it ap- pears, affected an entrance to the premises by forcing off the cellar door with a jimmy. He then ascended to the kitchen, on the ground floor, and, after overhauling the omertics’ trunks for money, packed up hia plander oad departed without alarming the housebold. On his way ‘ep Broome street, however, he was met by officer Rodgere, who suspected that thero was something wren reflection that we have done our daty in | and arrested him. On being taken to the etation house | the prisoner stated that the shirte and handkerchiefs ‘wero his property, but subsequently he declared that he picked up the property in the street. A jimmy, a picce candle and a quantity of matches were found oa acoured, which went to con: officer's suepicions regarding the true character ‘isoner. Upon farther investigation the po too that the prisoner's likeness was in the Raguos that he was no less a personage than (be Gordon, Still later in the day the officer wher of the stolen pr: — by means vor t the handkerchiats, a complete 2 stieptre ue elite! ust inet Mr. Gordon, he was brought hee Court, before Justice Oonnolty, The princeer in hie examination and was thirty iw from the State it trial i a native of H A # 4 HE i fi @ ‘alr y to rejoin bie old companion in guilt, and epend a sumber of yeare with him. Scere A Mencen Simmer Parr Hovse.—On Monday evening 4 man named George Willams was induced to enter a well known pane) house in Mercer etreet, near Grand, kept by @ courtezan named Flizabeth Corning. Soon after he entered tho girl's apartment bie atiention { fel i Court of Oyer and Terminer, Before Hon. Judge Baleomb. Dec. 18.—The People ws. Jas. Drake.—The defendant was charged with an assault upon officer Garside, By ‘the advice of bis counsel a ee guilty, and after ore conversation between the counsel and the Court by per was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment ¢ penitentiary. A Posrmasren Fotxp Deap my mis Barw.—On Tuesday afternoon last, Mr. Joseph Emery. Postmaster a Fast Foxborough, Mass. was found dead in his barn, supposed to have been killed by his horses. —_—_—_———————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Teespar, Dec, 18—6 P. M. The following is a comparative statement of the ex- ports (exclusive of specie) from New York to forcign enapbhhanphien: spare 1860. For the week... givens 2,112, 3 Previously reported. 86,417 22 diate oasis 219 Since Jan. 1...... $00,557,904 65,077,096 08,207,671 Our export tables certainly fail to furnish any evidence of the commercial distress and paralysis so much talked of. The exports of last week, of which the chief articles were cotton and breadstuffs, were pearly twice as heavy as those of the corresponding week last year, and more than three times as heavy as those of the cor- responding week of 1858. It is now evident that the exports from this port this year will exceed one hundred millions of dollars—fully thirty per cent more than those of any previous year, But for the re- cent political agitations which have checked the move- ment of cotton from Southern ports, the exports of the United States this calendar year would have amounted to a figure far beyond the most sanguine caleulations. As it is, they will probably exceed $400,000,000. We can hardly quote any change in the money market, though the feeling continues more cheerful than it was a week ago. A line of very choice paper could not be passed this morning below fifteen per cent. There is so much embarrassment among houses which have relied upon collections at the South and the West that for some time to come confidence can hardly be restored. Many people, too, are waiting for the arrival of the Persia, which is expected to bring less cheerful news from Eu- rope, and others hold aloof in anticipation of trouble in Washington, and possibly civil war. The Etna to-day brought $300,000 in gold from England. A fair business was done to-day in foreign exchange, though the market was not sustained till the close. We quote bankers’ bills 1033; a 104 for sterling, and 5.40 a 5.4734 for france. Some houses ask 105, but we hear of ho sales at that price. Commercial bills are held at 1011; 103; a pretty fair buginese was done to-day at 102 a 34. Whatever merchants may say of other departments of trade, they have no reason to complain of the condition of our foreign exchanges: as compared with the state of affairs a month ago, the improvement is marked. | Stocks were higher this morning, and quite a largo number of orders were filled at a fair advance. After the board they fell off; in the afternoon the market was lower and closed weak. There was an active inquiry for State stocks this morning, and al! descriptions were high- er. Feople are beginning to realize the fact that if the confederacy be dissolved the States will require to preserve a good credit in order to borrow; and if the confederacy be maintained, they will enjoy as good credit as they have done heretofore. ‘There are no movements of any consequence in the spe- culative stocks, and prices fluctuate from day to day without any particular interest for the public. The fol- lowing were tho latest anthorized quotations:—Virginia G's, 75 a 4; Missouri 6's, 6634 a 67; Tennessees, 7234 a 73; Canton, 13; Pacific Mail, 19 a 3¢; New York Central, 18a; Erie, 28% a 29; Hudson River, 304 a %; Har- Jem, 1344 @ 34; Harlem preferred, 323{ a 33; Reading, 83% a 84; Michigan Central, 46 a %; Michigan South- ern and Northern Indiana, 12\ a 13; Michigan Southeru and Northern Indiana guaranteed, 27) a 3; Panama, 116 2 117; Ilinois Central, 62% a 3; Galena and Chicago, 6134 a 62; Cleveland and Toledo, 244 @ 34; Chicago and Rock Island, 46 a 3; Ghicago, Burlington and Quincy, 63 & 3g; Illinois Central bonds, 89 a 4. The following was the business of tho Sub-Treasury to-day: Receipt $39,300 86 —For customs = 26,000 00 Payments. sees 96. cry Balance. seees BOTH, 748 BL The Secretary of atime’ has advertised for pro- posals until the 28th for the issue of five millions in Trea. sury notes, pursuant to the act just pascod. Annexed are the details of the earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad from the Ist to the 8th of De der— ma 1850. 1860, Increawe. $15,511 5s 1,730 6014 970 sn — $82,820 «25,807 Bn At two o'clock to-day Comptroller Haws opened bids for $333,000 six per cent Central Park improvement Fund Stock of 1876. The following is a list of the bids — Names. Amount. Rate. Mr. P, Weodoock $1,500 Jobo Reid 4,000 D. Monroe 1,000 100.02 Pagar Schie 4,000 100.01 Mansell - 3,600 100.02 5 Gharten wort. 6,000 100.08 rs Sin) king ¥°4.333,000 Par. $294,600 10,000 100.01 Accepted. 6.000 100.05 “ 3000 100.02. $572,000 33,000 be seen ‘that ail the bids sent in by individnals ‘were taken, being above par, and the sinking fund took ‘the remainder. The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the past two weeks compare as follows — The Britich ‘semahlp Rina, from Liverpool, arrived this morning, and brings the follow ing specie list — Duncan “herman & Co. F. 1. Bawne & Co. Jobn G. Dale...... Wells, Fargo & Co Henry De Cordova & Co. Ward & Co... Charles Taylor T. Dunhem—D. & D0... 0... Brown Brothers & Co... Total ..... The New Orleans Prayune of Thureday night, December 38, say No important change took place in the general market today. The bueyancy noticed yesterday was in part Jost, but this is one of the daily phases to which we have latterly become aceustomed. “As yet the money market shows no symptoms of relief, but the banks are liberally extending payments and renewing in part. Occasionally @ Rew discount is granted, but few parties are able to furnish paper the payment of which can be relied on at mate Sich cases are rare and exceptional Bearing in mind a due regard to the necessity of pt ly meeting every liability, of which there is no ra abt, the banks are affording ali the legitimat power. There-was a fair movement in sterl change to-day, at rather better rates close an impression prevailed that the advance conid not be sustained. Fully £60,000 of clear bills were disposed we at 06.2.983¢. In one or two instances something moro id for a special purpose, but we hardly consider that te bat these eve come within the purview of a quotation. Two three transactions were effected in bill of lading drafta st oan 0s, the latter quite equal to clear. France are not sustained, the atvance yesterday, to use the expression of a broker who deals extensively in thie exchange, being tout a fait i We therefore put our quotations fat, Woe. No further sales Were made of sixty aay bille on the North. Sight opened firmly ent discount, but dropped at the cloee to a, sight, without grace, sold at the latter figure. dayr’ sight was done at % ‘The Charleston Mercury of Saturday, Decomber 15, saye— In y'# iemne it was stated thatthe Rank of Char! had resumed specie payments. This announce- ment, aa we have since learned, was premature. Mistake was owing toa current rnmor to that effoct, but feome, had no foundation other than in the fact that the Bank of Charleston, since the of ite suspen. sion, has always been ready MT \ta custom - re with epeeie for the promotion of their burinese and HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET ‘The Chicago Press of Friday, December 14, says: — Nothing has occurred in financial matters to-day to vary the stereotyped duiness that has prevailed ay Se Eeiving deposits ae oe ee I ate My hate ee wi eohanpetontoen te asl appearance, and distributing itn among their customers, A ape ploce of concer guard for dixcount would be regarded a swith almost in the meantime currenc’ ner a eyo » and oun pe Sent prospects the sury ‘ely to find id ployment. city ie Fran an immense amount of it, and are, of eonreg, eal interest on it, while the utterers of it ex] to receive on the Ist of lancaty tr entnonea tarenals obo to old figures, their interest at seven a eight per cent om their invest- ment, while the people are paying ten per cent premium for . Let our banking law be so amended that a few sharpers canuot make a very handsome in- come on what they-owe the public. hacen, Ange dad been quiet at former quotations. Buying, 9 a 9% ; ing, 10 per cent premium. Customers only are Outsiders have to pay 34 @ 2 per cent above current rates to customers, The market is Pro- paper could Ca Net OE) is shows the Fane oe clase paper offering. bf By the steamship Etna, at this port, we have received ‘London papers to the 4th inst. When they were printed the intelligence from this country was to the 20th of No- The question arises, ‘How will the of 600 Lay eagw nero Some ed that it was the intention of the remit bills forthwith to Baring’s with orders to have them dis- counted, and for the amount to be gent back in gold. Sie ail over, affirm a aieere the that they do not y summary of this kind, ba Silen wap on the bills for collection ‘at maturity, and meanwhile, from time to time. as the exchange rises, sel! their own drafts them. If the latter course be pursued, the result ae ee Loy "the bank drafts — be sold 4 ving to payments to this coun Rowever, ‘the rate of interest, which had ust Pango between one and two per cent por month, should be maintained at a high point, the banka possibly will. be disposed to order some amounts in gold to be sent to them forthwith. In any case the affair is not likely to havea very important influence on our market, while the effect of the arrival in New York of Barna gos or £300,000 from this side, coupled with the steady receipts from California, may be estimated, not only 4 the experience of 1857, but by the fact that the drain from the North to the South, which has caused all the present confusion, is believed not to have greatly exceeded half a million sterli With regard to the political ion, there had been ae material change, or ilty is that be doth sections of fore the close of the year bey 2 alg the country will be looking for new sources of excite- ment, and eager to get rid of the present difficulty by any dexterous compromise that may be offered. The banks of South Carolina make the annexed report for Noy rember al Capital 1,227 481 Cireulati 684. Profits on han 504,416 Due banks 1 28 posits. 2, 39 Due State. 4 280 Other items. 173 Bonds and a bend oo ‘ Hein ‘165,381 (640,487 Total... $34,052,002 By comparing this statement with that of the previous month, we find an increase in circulation to the amount of $875,405; an increase in domestic exchange of $251, 621 70, and an increase in foreign exchange of $50,981. ‘The deposits show a decrease of $43,074 37; the discousts a decrease of $187,809 49, and the specie 3 decrease of $178 416 98. With regard to the Ilinois State debt, a statement of which we give below, a Springficld correspondent says:— Our public debt is being reduced very fast, and should be no considered a burden upon'so great and pros. perous a State as Ilinois. By the present ——s ot this State, a tax of two mills is ind collected, which is to be used for the Purpeer of paying the State ebtedness. But it is not very often for by those ling the State indebtedness, they preferring to hold Donde of the State, which are po Mn worth a pre mium, to calling for the money upon them; consequently a large amount of money accrues in the treasury. There is a law requiring theGovernor to use this money, when not called for, in buying up certain kinds of State indebt edness. The people of the State have become tired of this two mill tax, and believe that it is no longer navessa- ry. Although a good thing twelve year ago, when our Present constitution was adopted, and when we wero overwhelmed with debt, with not half the facilities for ying the same that now exist, yet now the neceas!t ‘or the measure has departed, our State is in good credi our bonds worth a large premium, and it is not right thal our citizens should still be taxed in the same manner they were several years ago, When there is no longer any ne comsity for it. The statement of the condition of the public debt of the State of Mlinois on the 30th of November, 1860, is a follows:-— Interest stock, payable at pleasure of the State... $808,5 New refunded. stock—conpon bonde-—payable after 1860. 2,000 New refunded stock, payable after 186: 902 00 Liquidation bonds, payable after 1865. . oman New refunded st 1865 .. 1,000 — 271,800 Now refunded stock, payable after 1869 ..... 215,000 New internal improvement stock payable after 187 $2,165 617 New refunded stock, payable after IMs. vse cose —— 2,356,617 New refunded stock, payable ater 1876 100,000 Interest nie af ter 1877. $2,594,925, New refunded sock, c payabio after 1877... . 186 000 = 1,719,925 Old State bonde— Pank of Illinois bonds, 1860. . $51 000 Interna! improvement b'ds, 1870... 42 000, Iinois and Michigan Ganal bonds, —— 77,000 122 Macallister and Stebbins bonde, which, according to statements, Se, of Macalliter, will, Jannary 1, 1861, amount to...... . Interna! improvement eerip. Six certificates for arrears of inte'st istered bonds, eee $3,657,230 dend of five per cent on the whieh will leave total canal The earnings of the Milwaukee and Minnesota Rajlroa! Company (late La Crosse and Milwankee) are stated off, cially to be $05,000 for the month of November, and tho receipts for the first week in December promise an equal ly satisfactory result, These large earnings havo stim lated an active demand for the third mortgage boo’ which bonds are convertible into the etock of the rool company - $4000 U 5 5's "74 con. $000 Tenn 6% ‘90 1000 Virginia 6's 1000 11000 N Corolina 6% 11000 Missouri 6 10000 do, w 5000 do £00 Clev & Tol RR. 1000 Erie RR 1 100 Chi & RI RK 33 ® 1100 60 4h, 180 64 50 a“ 200 62 260 bends I 5 Ce 8955 200 50 Cle Be, ons TNS 107 200 13 106, seo so ah Pa 5000 100 iif 1000 50 Bs 2000 50 a) 4000 wo 8955 00 +0 ay ‘00 200 “ £3 she Union Bash. 60, $90 Po) 200 Hari RR pref'a.. 39: 2B 2% 100 00 61 100 100 by wo Bry 46: 4 3 3 e 2 mx 100 1 ” cITy Cpa AL REPORT. Geo Dundas (ir), Young, y Turspay, Dec. 18—6 DP. M. bo oats fe, to 0 1C Rowan, BRE iG —The sales ‘ both the passage: stove rent Alea bo tore at 4 See isto niles Bis er Block ey, ae et Yorabie influence on the market, and eaused the mark: t br Avetio fi e NB. 13 days, with pick- to advance from Se. to lOc. per barrel, chiefly for the e iy PT kevin h bo con Pde Ha lower grades of shipping brands. The ‘sales comprised Sehr Siuicad bane, Kelley, New Orleans, 13 days, with about 7,000 a 8,000 bbls., cloving within the following | *nger de, lo master, Had heavy ¥' the entire passage ; and main Tange of prices :— Suveri for iwieh. + for Haat Sehr Susan Ludwig, ‘aldros Providence, Sehr Sarah, Gardiner, Calais em Fehr A Perey, sabbe, Ruskeport 7 an chr etry, Siubba, Buckspo Sehr Rough Head i ek cas Sate Has, Mixed to straight Southern Straight to good extra do. Choice extra family and balk Sone Canes Suet, 3 days. hr i fe ‘tay ry ay am wh Rehr Jeway Lind, iarver fined at $5.10 a $7 for extra, a ertan, Reminglon Bday ern flour was steady and rm, with a Behr Geo Kil ie, Wo Fourteen ietor . port Cee ti the sales embraced about i va closing within the we the A Steamer Albatross, Jones, Providence, range Rye flour was in fair request, with eales ot’ BELOW. within the range of our figures’ Corn meat Ship Glendower, from Newburyport, 6 days.—By pilot boat unc! was Jane, Nol, prices Wheat was firmer and held kno} Fates, with Af about 40,000 Druanela at $1 OneabiP, WPKROWR. gan ep for spring, part in store; $1 1 4 Susamship Jamestown, Norfolk, Ae: ships Black Hawk, San waukeo club» the latter figure for cho Franeleco at Quarantine Bhrintiina, London; for red ‘Western, and $1 "x Fg bark fouling Wind. Aspinwall. Corn was firm, with sales of 50, Western mixed, in store; ith © Bho. for do., for emall lots do. ; 6530. for Southern yellow for J¢ ellow.. Barley was better and in fair at 72c, a 8c. Rye was held at 70c. Oats were firm and in good daeman at 87c. a 873,c. for State, and at 37c. a 38c. for Western and Canadian. Corroy.—The advance noticed yesterday was fully sus- tained. The transact: lowing quotations. Some advance of }yc. a but declan ssomed await the receipt of private advices before doing much:— NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. eine. va te N. O. & Teas. Ti 10% Wind during the day N, Miscellaneous. For a full account of the burning of new steamship John P King, tee news columns, Amunican Liorps’ Scrriemynt for Dee 15 has been re celved from Messrs E & G W Blunt, the publishers, It con tains the names of 8 new ships, 7 barks, 10 brigs, 18 schooners and 2 steamers, besides much other interesting matter. Purser Fred Pease, of steamship R R Cuyler, from Saran nab, will please accept our thanks for favors, ‘We are in receipt of late Southern papers through the polite attention of Purser TM Hempstead, of steamship Augusta from Savannah, who has our best thanks, ‘The gentlemanly and attentive purser of steamship Jame Adger, from Charleston, {s entitled to our acknowledgements. Brie AC SRETEAN, from Havana for Pensacola, before reported ashore total wreek near the latter was Heated off Ath inst and arrived at Pensacola next day.” She uatained no injury except the loss of ber false Keel and a heets of copper hottom. Messrs Woolsey & ne, the contractors who got the brig afloat, ve great made at 104. a 12340. ums.—There was some better feeling in rates, though without change of moment in quotations. To Li verpool 18,000 bushels of wheat in ship's bags we few taken at 121 and 10,000 do, corm, in bagay at 1d tredit Tor thelr eneray and perecteranes ales of co 10@ tierces yy steamer, at 8) r— Abo af TT a hf See, and 360 boxes bacon at 656.7 100 do” by eailing vou: | yirtie, rims, About | o'elock on Tueadey morning the ship Yiking. lying at pier 85, East River, w re originated among soine ropes on deck, caused by cparks from. a steamer fring up. A portion of her deck is burnt,the mainmast scorched, and some damage done to the spars. "The dainage will amount to about $1000; said to be insured. Snip Martrvs, in Hompton Roads from Callao, has maine mast badly sprong. Brio Rote Wave, before reported ashore at Monomoy, s recovered her chains and anchors, and will psobably come off ine any oF wo, Sonn ED MeCiaxanan—Beanfort, Dec 4—Sehr BD Mo- aban, Mitchell, from Charleston for Baltmore, with a go of Fie, Ae, Came ashore night of 12th inst, ‘about alles $ of ini Inlet Moet ofvtnetcargo has boss saved 1a good order; vessel probably a total loa. fel at 40s. per ton, gaged at Se. 6d, , and 1,200 do, complete cargo at 3s. 10,000 bushels corn, in ship's bags, at 124d; 100 tiercos ., and 10,060 bushels wheat, in ship's bags, at Tad. “To Byemeu 260 hhnde, Melado' sugar at aze, Hamburg by steamer 260 bbls, shoe pegs at 48. , 600 ean seed at 14d. To Autwerp 700 bbis. rosin at ‘4s. éd., 300 tierces rice at 408, a 458. 500 boxes sugar at 408., and 300, 428. 6d, 300 bales cotton at 7 ., 1,000 "bi 1,100 bags coffee at 3¢d., 600° bags pepper at 0 tons mahogany at ‘808. tua 20,000 staves for t at $25 a $40. The bark’ Palermo was taken for To London 2,000 bbls. flour > <a. atid Trieste out at $6,000. Hay.—The sales were moderate for shipping at 7 Te. Scun VoLant (of Vinaihaven), Lane, was burnt down totho he had a stock water's edge at Deer Tale a ‘since, Morase@s.—A sale of 300 hhds. Cuba muscovado, in sono and was pi rad bond, was made rule, The vessel Michie ecsman ies aastcod wn quiet, with emeall tales < y owned by Capt Benj Lane, of Vinalbaven spirits turpentine at 3c. a S2e, for straight to shipping | PAY inmred. cin tina aii nail: and New York barrels in lot#, common rosin was at $1 20 | vineetown, jesturned to Boon 17th fst, ih distreme, with lone per 310 Ibs. of bowspi wing been in contact at 9PM of off Pol- Provaaoxs—Pork—[ie market was moro buoyant, | fock Wipe wilh au nokoown schr hight loaded. while sales embi ‘360 bbis., at $15 62); a ‘13 8 for old mess, and at $16 0 $16 1235 for new mess, new prime $11 50, and old do. $10 25, Beef was in mo- derate request, and prices unchanged. Sales of 200 bbis. were made, including repacked mess, at $9 25 a $10, and #0 50 a $11 for extra rinse. ‘Mess’ was quiet at $16 a 7. Beef hams were heavy, with sales of 40 bbls, at $11 75 a $12 50. Bacon was firm and in fair request: 500 boxes Cumberlund cut were sold at p. t., and 100 do. short clear Western at 9c. Out meats were in fair de- mand at 6%c. a Tc. for shoulders and 9c. a Osc. for hams. Lard was less buoyant, while sales embraced 250 bble. at 10c. a 104gc. Butter and cheese were steady, and unchan; prices wed. SvGARs.—The market was more active, while prices were without change of importance: the sales embracet about 1,200 Mhds. good, part for refining at 4Kc.a5\c., and the remainder at p. t., and 1,500 boxes, part for ex- port. Srices.—50 bags pimento were sold at p. Wiosasy.—The market. was lower, with sales of 200 bbls. at 17 Ke. a 18 e. ———————————— EE Scue ALGOMA remains ashore at Monomoy; is leaking, and has lost both anchors and chains. Scum Avanna Powrns, hence for Rockland put into Fd. ‘p Leb inet with rail, plankshear and 5 or 6 stancheons torn, iy collision off Cape Cod on the Miah with schr Forest, of Rockland, which lost flbboom, Senn Many & Susas, Eaton, at Salem from Elzabethy orts evening of 12th inat,'off Cape Cod, was ran into by rch ur Harriet ‘Neal, a of "nd froin Lub for New York, and split and mainsail torn, and was come [plied foto over Sor 10 tons of coal to lighten the vessel. he is leaking badly. Was experienced in the vicinity of Halifax on uh algae i Pia Taste Brig. Athol (of Bt John, NBy Bais Tor Boston, with Forbes, went ashore at same time near tl War hound wo Prince Edward Taiand fora load oF Oats; crew saved, (The Pilot was 65 tons, built at Essex in 1845, owned by Babson & Co.) Conx, Deo 1—The American ship Charles Sprague, di ¢, hauled to the Royal V: rin Dockyard whatt for SHIPPING NEWS. | eiosite yore ia ii longo tools On the moraine o arbre Tbcnetnerel Nov 27, about 8'AM, saw a n under our prov. 3 z 3 RP <3 . 2 xz Fs in a savers mts of Ocean Steamers. swept ot ever yak aha -F hey pletely disabled, hea aulwarks gone, sails torn, tely Aisa’ aon running at the time: lay by her 30 houra, and with much aim. culty sueceeded in taking off all hands, nine in number, who re completely worn Out with fatigue and pumping, and ight them to Londo ,, Dee 3—Put in, the American ship Helen Me. Hansen, from New York’ for London, with eargo shirt ed, dss of bulwarks and boat, and deekhouses stove, Queenstown, Ds ice, DeForest, from os a St John, NB. ve ndid, Trimble, from nited Btates. New York f h Mila, ‘smith, ‘from New Tass pees. | for 1 etpook, leaky. ngio Saxon The Sunium, Mathews, from New York, in bringing up last Australasian evening got {oul of the Geo A Phillips bark, when sus. Palestine Weht damage. Southam a strong le from SK from 5 till 8 PM yester. Liverpo | me ip Alliance drove ashore on’ Spike ‘Southam ptesa. New York remained until high water this mora: FOR KUROPE. ing. when she was pot off with tbe ald of two tugs, | Now York......... Dee 19.....Liverpnol The steamship RR Cuyler was yesterday afternoon taken | New York Dee 3)... Liverpoo! | on the Sectional dock t repair darmages received by collision d. “Deo 22..-..Liverpool | with steamship James Adger (reported above), | Deo 22. |.{Liverpoo! ' ‘The following table gives a summary of the vessels tn harbors of New vk, 2 Foeene Battinore, Wilmnit Charleston, Savannah, Mobile: New Orleans aud Gal latest accoints from each of those ports: wow Your. Steamships fake Presto, 13 Rebboaers..: ww Canada Liverpool | steamsh no vid Australasian Liverpoo ieee 21 Sehooners. | Barks 2 Kerth Sar. New Aspinwall Foul. / > eee ow Aspinwall Northern Light... New York Jan 1 “Aspiawall | Eleamshipe KEINGRTON, JA., HAVANA, MATANZAS, ban 4 ORL Barks, ‘Zuiv—Prom New York for J Total... eisai “ 6. “Biexvitus—From Now York Ist, a ving at Havana gb and | Steamsbips. ge... eS Kew Orleans ®h. From New Oriedks 1st, Havana iM, ar- | Bhi = Sehooners » riving at New York 224, Risaranp acehte * = Brak oF Tux Wrer—From New York Oh, arriving at Havana Total, a Yth, From New Orleans 23d, Havane 2h, arriving at New sags cuantesron. f Camawna—From New York 11th, arriving at Ships : 14 Schooners. ry aad New Orleans 19h, From New Urieaus 4. : a — arriving at New “ Total... “0 arriving at Havana wth, From New Orleans 34, Mevane dc arriving at New | Steamshipe.. “4 Prom New York 21st, arriving at Marana 26h ana | Barks... — Kew Orleans 2h, From New Orieans ih, Havana 8th, ar- Total. 6 riving at New Firamehips a ® ALMANAC FOR WEW TORK—Tmis DAT. eee 3 Steams! 0 Port of New York, December 18, 1860, =. 6 — *. ann CLEARED. Total. 165 ip Ania (Br), Lott, Quorustown and LiverpoolE | giegmeh 2 Jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk, &e—Ludiam & Barks, von Thomas Swann, Rameny, Baltimore—H B Crom. are ad wena’ Ban Prancleco—R M Cooley. A letter from Capt Alien, of hark Black Eagle, XR reports Great Wentern, Furber, Liverpoot—Chas Ht Marabalt | yf Ya'er sromm cam Ain hot Bit th's whee Ales ‘AN Smith &Co. | Me death of his third mate, Mr Walter Smith, of New York, who died of ares, A letter from Capt Turner, of bark Bi Roger A Hiern, Stewart 1 $ “s nzn, NB, dated at ri Wee —() F Bulley. ire, Madeira Honolulu, Oct 27, states that he would sail in s few days for «Thomas rt m aco "iuip Arete, of Faiths in Ochotak Sra, ed to Buller, Miner, Pero com smth have fost cecond mate and poatsteerer by a blow from a whale, Brig Grace’ Worthington, Preethey, Neuvitas—thos Owen pw Ty y ae The Honolulu Polynestan says ship Lewis, of NB, was sold Brig: Salmab (Br), Crow, Hallfar—A Smithers & Co Norton, New Grigane_Roteon & Fosdick. Metcalf & Duncan. for for the a ip aa #he fies, w board exert the oll and twine pken-— Ort 26. In Jon 24, bark Jw a Cowan. [Us every thing there is on Phinney, of oad ford for ‘Oot By, lat 219 Ny lon 2.80 ewell, Ragged taint teeuyeratt oe nese ioayeratt & Co SE wep Py. bark bound &, ats Mignal ope halt white with the “gy - pl it. letter W, on the he ken, die. Ship Great Repu mens hence Oct 24 for San Franciseo, Nov ¥ ooh Amboy—Van Brunt & “S, Pin Corel, Petthe: Brageprt- ft 3 Reckett Tat 1 3b M, tom 42 11 # jobn Coterel), Tuttl s et! 4 oy + % , Asterion, Uardner (s0 #uj ), rom Miverpool via for San Francisen, Nov 29, Int 45 50 N, lon 11 25 (the age Now 5361) , {rom Coxbaven Aug 6 for San Fran. jor, 82 90, ‘ra Liverpool Sept 1 for Caleutta, Oot mebip FE Lu te Steamship Eine, (Rr), Kennedy, Lt Dew venue town 6th, with mdse and 168 passe to John @ ages rived off ‘the Batter Se aM ich Vat, int. 12, bon 60 57, signalized steamship City of Washington, bencs for Liver ob P'Steamehip Augusta, Woot 9%, latino lon 2 4 avannah, with mdse and TAD Sam af. Mivehtl & Hoo itah tos, 9: 15 PM, ae Wharton, Rant, from Galveston for Liverpool, ‘of Hatteras, signalized steamship Columbia, hence for | Nox slat 4. : ‘ Charleston: 10 tod Pa bot ilateree, steamenip Alabama, bees ‘ata a Reet from NOrleane for Fleetwood, ence for harannt Chase, from Mobile for Liverpool, f Brooklyn, Steamebip MR Cuyler, Crocker, Savannah, with mdve and | Shi? Uity of Brooklyn ay ND PL ya F Ship Haggford, Davis from Savannab for Liverpool, Nov 22 chamentp Alabama. 0 r * ‘wamehip Mount Vernon, Soum oss for favannah. ‘This ‘morning, in colliston. with slegmahip Jamon Ager, trom Charleston, tnd stem aut by Philipe, Charleston, with, mdse This morning, at A was in collision ah, and had #torn sith Calhoun, Truman, from Liverpool for XYork, Nov 26, Jat 48, lon 1 sal Brig Pai ee, Rebinece, from Baltimore for Liberia, in want of water, N lat IS SEN, lon Bt, onltenpen Fownen, frees Liverpool for NYork, Nov 1, lat lon ‘sche Ba Talbot, from Rockland for Norfolk, Dee 18, Cape Cod SW by W 38 ma i amnehip Jaman id ford, Ti “" “hip trthan , Pratt, London and Portemouth, Nov 13, Foreign Ports. pid meenend passengers, to BE Morgan Since | AxrwWenr, DeoS—Arr Actos, Berry, Callao. Sid 2d, Max thilde, Seremee NOriean: Wade, Landon, and ise at Ne it 36 days Arr at Flushing Dee 1, i Bulkley, Ross, X York am '& 1 rienced heavy Avon Riven, Aug I—Arr Bhering, Gittiatt, Boston, to the wentward of the Banke, ath tus, lat di Su sion | 124 day ng ship Ohio, hance for Ly . same Vanirok (Pith, Dec 3—Arr Oossn Ranger, Averill, and rhomnd —- ‘ny, sig. | You SYork. "Reward Auechey* a veh oward, do, Sid 24, Loniea Hf. Bartlett, $a jeweRsHAvEN, Deo 2—Arr Alexandrina, Titcomb, New | ton w ge to “ceta ew oN Bent Pron wm sive, bad (gales from NW; ox, Deo 1-Sld Renoluta, Prince, NOrieane vale, Lesa mG ait Dee Pt in wind ship Mobolas Bid- at ‘wana rpacbon, Teneriffe, 67 days, pipe aie, ven. Yr Savannah (3 . " tth c Saat Lowe, San Prant Ley hon ot New London), Fohnwn, New Lon a Wallac, bis og don, srreienmed bu Af rat put into this E we A BoM Wi an Nort: Viola, ve he 0 cane Sea eee Sirat ce ce eae % e iary Phi : rim “ped nconstasnortn, Nov 20—Arr previous, Nonparelt, Flynn, 64 days, im ‘aed hea. ens ARAN Ma Dean tent edt Be | “FA nes jotherbank 24, ship Yorktown, from NYork Deo 1Of7, Kalamazpo, Taylor, from Balti. 3—Arr Amelie, Moore, and Bibe, Boll, New Cab —netb wine Ears one oe ales and lomt some et gh Miebell, Havana, athe Yetanss, Nov Ne with eae Sy pail ey Reapey, Maohiaa, 9 days, with humber, St “would be ready for sem her 5 waarzs: Nov Tr ring ee hate Dyer (s), Gray wicots Man ingham, Stetecn; Gen MTownsead, aba Worie, Gauchard, ne ANBUNG, Nov 90—Arrat Coxhavett Hammonia (s), Hchwen- tol lannon ov inaxn, Dec$—In port bark California, Hathorn, Liveeroot, Dec !—Arr 4 1 terson, pi Clinton Masters, and a Lee pat te Hil hab Mm dermere, ‘aw W Distean, Di 24, Persia. (o, dodkins ri Gvinrie, letory, mi lmac We “bb, Hata H NOnleahss 34; Moumtatnees, pita, eae J Wowie, South Aanerica’ “4 Pi iH le of , St John, NI coy a pam ‘ony of Boston, WV Why Kent and spaategaten sn be Why Sapenels, and , Salter, New pci a We Chi On tehiya rleans; 3d, New Day: from New Yorks Village i ee Hovaker, Fairy, Blish. 5 Ent ‘out 3d, America: Moore, NYork. Lisno i Helicon, Gregory, for Montes Mrstina, Nov 17-814 barks Jane M Thurston, Gilkey, and ‘ackard Wort FW “from St Eee aes : © Dyer, 3 bigs Minnis White, from NYork; Martha ‘Kendall Padiioat, dees nt Samy © lark, Brown, NYork; ‘brig ‘Hosanleg i ewronr, Ds . sok ERFORT Dec Arr Susan G Owens, Norton, Liverpool Furuovrs, Dec3—Off, ship King Philip, from NYork for a Eddystone 2a, Thomas Kilham, from New York for Portsmourn, Dec 2—Passed by, 200, - PR at by, Amazon, Hovey, from Lou Pauenmo, Nov 24—Arr Powhatan, Simmons, Licata, (pEnxaupuco, Nov §—Arr brig A M Roberta, Uoleon, Car~ Sibi eey Noy 30—Arr Alliance, DeForrest, ®t John, NE, ore Matilda, Eliversen, and Criteria, Baddeley, NYork ; ulta, and Splendid, Trimble, do; ‘Acin, Wekshem, and huntentt de Sul St Joe a Peake ‘akeham, and Sunbeam, -—, do. o Rich, London (see Misce) - x, Dec 3—Off the Owers no date, Aspasia, Lamb, front NYork for Bremen, Rorrenpam, Nov 27—In port ships Cairo, Wooster, for New York; Leila, Allen, for Baltimore, and the following foreiga vessels: —Presto, Cremer Minerva, Van Seer ieee macea, DeVries (all 3 Dutch), for Boston; Arnol Peieh, Hashagen, for New York; Wursuta (Han), Becker, or do, Rio Jaxeino, Oct 29—Arr ship Kate Hunter, H , Care jane Ait Ror 1, brig Nameaug, Rogers, London; tumore; bark Inds, ie "sid Nov 4 ider, San Francisco; Sth, Sostrene Clausen, SOrm, dat ei te Mason, Mon! I Y lliott, NYork. TJ tart brig Avalanche, Mol Baie timore: sche Perel, Heiner ae Sceptre, Cutler, New Y. (and eld Dee 3 for Boaton): Bee 4, brig clyde, Campbell, NEw York. Cid Dee 8, bri Dey, Permambans Tnoox, Dec 1—Arr ark Ben Dorrance, Smnith, Glasgow for avi Text, Dec 1—€ld Kosmopoliet, Brandt, NYork. Vaux Is, Nickels, Callao. Rowton 8 vabslt, Laguna; Dee bark Flasbs n. na; . Eimpbens NY 4s maerican Ports. APALAcnitc co Dee 9—Arr bark Fleetwing, Jayne, New York: 10th, Stephen Taber, Ce te ae Matanzas. ALEXANDRIA ‘Wig Len, Travers, trom 17—Arr ships Gertrude, Hallett, Caleutta; Star of the Union, Gorham, Halt alt Ker, TI, uy XYott rmas gs, Thompron, Nori rea Faleon, Tai a, CE ED carer, a ~ b ee, Hopkins, Mobile: Wri Nestor (new' of Boston), i men Che a pe Haytien, via p ton, ee RW Packer, Lee, Cape eauvery Cari, ema baugh, Fert Sir Hopkit "le eth “ t om HopKine, Ellea ethps 7 Cole, Elizabethport? Judye. Whitiaan, seer “pirehard rey, tman, Bray, Pore ai NC; Ad wi Merry, Michaud ion ; WL Rowe, far vbeterk: ; Van Buren, Wall, ind’ gon Phe bor rowel, in ‘Washington, Sherman, Delaware Oity; Le- T *"Ggrernor Armold, Mi Mitchell? Scioun Harringions Hampden, eli ‘xwanien 3 arn i, Laconia, ny = sehr Jeremie, "Signal fortwo b 1d ahipe f New Orleans; Kossuth, Ly na; barks Rocket, Saunders, drow Carney, Mayo, Constantinople; sehr Alab: ‘Vin cider New Yo Sid, Wind NW to W, ship Havelock, in 1ath—Arr (by tel)'steamahip SR asians Mower, Raltis scars Lewis PC hester, Be ranmer, Glen Alert, € more: barks Saacnville, London; & H Knight, Turka Islands; brig Vasco de Gama, Rot ALTIMORE, Dee I7—Arr steamship Potomac, Watson, NYork. Below, off North Point, ship Peerless, Ring, from Callao via Manpton Roads: off Swan Point, ship Noonday, Henry, from dodo, Cid barks Wessucumcon Whelden, Mon’ tevideo anda wkt Wingate, Kio Janeiro (ana sid; Br brig Joho. it schrs Jackson, Bon ner, abd MW indies esting, ‘Thompson, "Mut Sid brigs Pa- Mary Btu (Br mo; Alien, Cornwallis, sehrs D N Richards, Joy, Ki Marsh Dllvo Hayward, Ban fere id, Knight, St Jago; Ib CHARLESTON, Dec 13—Arr Br ships Liverpool; Annie ‘Laurie, Merri Card Minnano Martstany, Matanzas: Sp p ship Avenir, Panter, Havre Pek sip “oh and rn Rights, Harward, Liverpool th—Arr steamship Nashville, derland (Dut ulter, Re tierdam; Palmira (Sp), aa Montevideo er, Boston, ' Below, sehr Red et. In the off nd Old Br bhrk Ht Br ak g BV Stewart, Cain, Boste i ton Gray. Card, Liverpe rpool; W Smit Bor sehre WH Gtitilar rk ‘sla 16th, 5 and wm Dyer, In port 17th, ent “Amands Po ere, e repairs (see Migce!), FALL RIVER, Deo 16—Arr sehrs Or vis, and Sea u i rden, € soiling, NYork, | Burnet, 86 Pensacola; 6h, 2 rine Mays Smith, NY ork ; Vorshall, Crowell, N HOM Johnson, Wells, Pensacola: 4th, TW Houeny Teare, ni: 7th, Fyeoon, Lewey, OH, sehr Joba Boston’ Lingo, NYork, Ip per 1. i Milam, Filis, wig: barks A L Reid, for vero Sounders: Wave Crest, Harmon, and Warren Fish or York: Island Cily, Kell Trinlty, Leask, ‘for He Milton, Bradford. weg; Bernett, do; Grampus, Cunningham, sunk in the stream Artedne and Harriet 9 paniding, disg’'bries Tearian, Mu leans: Win M Itice, Cro Polnaett, Hill, snd hi, for Hoste i, J Sierra, ms rr schrs Maria J Saie, aries A Stetson, Rich, rar, Newburyport for ‘Bel Boston for NYork, in tow ‘orbes: brig Way ¥ Queen, Baltimora for Damariapotta; sobre ay Beate | ate sie g bar) Angler, Phillips, Georgetown Hesoue, Plymouth ie ‘Willa 411 Breed ‘and Young Amw« W6th—Arr schrs James Aliderdice, Stit Ps ia for h—Arr sehre Jai ‘fea rel he] cdots es ‘Blew, ‘Anita Damons New York Packet, Efi, Robert Raikes, 4M Pook, 8 P Hawes, Rawha Teoeds Chisopher Laesers 3 ‘TWaxteld, George Deering, Abbie Brad ford, Maria. Carlion, Charles A Stetson, Bay Sate, Angier Golden Eagle Tith—-Ary and sid schre Marthe, Lama Clenfucgos foe Mi sd bar oy ert, fedora, Bartielt, Wilmiigion, Nt, Baltimore for reat id"AN, a ot A Rogers, Bal Lom ng chins a Watcrman:. brig Reaver ordered to “ajar BMRA swims Patt whr Cheviot, ed NVork. Fd ont Recsche, Lovell Havre; sehr Yankee priya “*dth—Are brig Adeline, Cobb, Boston: schr South, Ellwood, York. este . the stip Gutra 1 Probie oll tor NewOre 4 : ee eee at Liverpool: Artizan, Pollard, Genoa. tel) Sipe hard Moree, and Edw Stanley, Liverpool; Wel feet Antwerp. J F Patien, Rio Jaweiry; ro, lcd Tidings, NVork: bork Louisa iiss, Boston, Tet —Are (by tl) ahipe Rockaway, Liverpool; Joshua Mane ran, Bremen: Ceres, NYork Towed to sen 7th inat, ships Oleron, and Grace Rosa: Oth ba James, mes, Augustus, Milan, Robert Conwr, RD Shepherds wp a” re Petersburg, V sha oun, ™ ins for do; Express, am A Dee ie Hudaona, White, New Miu oy isBee is ‘brie 1b Ua Merri Morr. Card ) Renner, Martinique rr rig A.C Mereyman, Leeorg, Havana, Cll sehr 7. Crepe Mavame’ E seewn Kengou, and Maria Move Are steamers yeiteADRLE IA. Dey, tare Soe i oat Nard, ven. Cid steamer ter Br ha i Vania Binclair, Liverpool, * Fictt, Barbados: sche Western Star, ( tar. Crowell se = Delaware, ee ce a uage pana of fee. Tice et i ae brig Kimirs, McDonald, Phila. STM ae ry Glenroy, ake Sas for do (with ete abd do, tt os on o bark Ret nara ig sak Maar Rape panto eer tous for, Velperaion, bark meer aen tg SADR nice eure jortom, tenry, ebr Golden NEMS on se-anede Snail Shute, Philadets Pah —are se rasan, a Py h Sire eee Bete May, “BeiBhwn, poo tan Deo 1f=Arv ecky Avtiat, Porreatet, Mork.