The New York Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1861, Page 5

a The Delivery of Messrs. Mason and Slidell. ‘The Rebel Commissioners Not to be Sent to England in a British War Vessel, feo, key ke. Wasamatow, Dec. 29, 1861, “THS DEPARTURE OF MESSRS, MASON AND SLIDELL. No official action has yet been taken in relation to the Wloparture of Mason and Slidell. Tho whole matter ia ‘Subject to tho decision of | * Lyons as to when and how they will go from For As the British go. ‘Vernment has no partic: “fossrs. Mason and Slidell, as such, but or '* persons whose Surrender settles fo sop ort? queation of the right of seare! vy Lord Lyons to deapat nto receive them wot ‘Toavea Bost y sowed ¢o depart .ce from. Fort W J venture por aemselves to tshal as trai- 4M, especially Mr, © bill, who will re- athateity in behalf the spirit of indigna- cters,and Mr. Mason in « AND THE SETTLEMENT OF SNT AFFAIR. seve that the French government she setiloment of the Trent affair. as committed to the doctrine of neu- posed that the United States, notwith- alter was also persistent in maintaining it» -gnore it, rather than give up two notorious ¢ Hence the opinion expressed by the French Min» or to General Seott. Our governmont prefer to aurrender two traitors after branding them, rather than risk the possibility of creat" ‘Ang a nation of traitors out of our own country, especially» ‘when by doing 80, we not only preserve a national con- ‘siatency ourselves, and compel the British government to xocede from her former practice of interference, and subscribe to the doctrine of neutrality, instead @f insisting upon the right of search. It will now bo insisted upon that Great Britain, France and the Uni- tod States unite with other maritime Powers in revising ‘tho existing international law, which so often compli- cates tho affairs of nations, especially relating to contra- ‘band of war, its nature and extent in case of persons, the points of destination to which contraband of war shall bo carried, and upon the especial question of search, ‘what kind of veasels are not liable to visitor search or contraband of war, including despatches. This matter is ‘now being pressed by our government witha promise ‘that other Powers will join in the revision. ‘VISIT OF GOVERNOR CURTIN ‘TO THE PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENTS. Governor Curtin, accompanied by Colonel Craig Biddle Of. his staff, visited this city on invitation of the govern- ‘ment to confor relative to military affairs, especially with reference to the consolidation of the troops of Pennsylva- Bia not now perfect as regimonts. To-day the Governor and Colonel Biddle visited Genoral McCall’s division. yy were accompanied by Secretary Cameron, As- sistant Secretary Scott, Speaker Grow and Adju- tant General Thomas. The whole division was paraded by General McCall to roceive the Govornor The troops were returned and countermarched before his Excellency and the other guests. General | Ord’ brigade was the special object of attention by | Governor Curtin, who addressed’ tho men, announcing that, in compliance with the law providing each regiment of Pennsylvania with a stand of colors, it was roquired that asench regimont distinguished itself tho name of the battlo in which they fought should be in- Scribed pon those colors, Ho informed them that, acbordiagly, the colors belonging to Captain Easton's ‘battery, and Colonels McCalmont, Kane, Hays and Ricketts cegiments, would be taken to the capital af the Stato, where the word ‘Dranosyille” would be in- scribed wponeach,and they returned to thetr regiment, Yhis announcement was received with great enthusiasm. Governor Curtin and the Secretaries of War, and Speaker “Grow afterwards visited tho soldiers who were wounded atDranesvilie, and the other sick in tho hospitals, After partaking of refreshments at General McCall's head- @arters, the party returnet to Washington. Socretary ‘Cameron gives Governor Curtin # dinuer at his resittence sto-morrow afternoon, EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF GENERAL FREMONT. Genora! Fremont is expocted in Washington in a fow days, when it {s asserted by thoso who claim to be in his confidence, that he will be prepared to present his’ case ‘tothe government, and to entirely exonerate himself from. ail the charges that have been aileged against ‘him. ARRIVAL OP DANIEL 8, DICKENSON. Daniel 8. Dickinson arrived in this city this morning, and before his return will present one of the New York regiments with a stand of colors. ‘THE REASON WHY THE MASON-SLIDELL CORRESPOX- DENCE WAS NOT TELEGRAPHED TO NEW YORK. “ fho principal reason given for not allowing the corres. pondence vetween Lord Lyous and Mr. Seward to be tcle- “raphed to the Now York papers on Friday night, was to avoid the possibility of serious blunders being made and sent forward in the steamer of that day, which might un- necessarily create now complications among the people of England before the government despatches appeared. Secretary Seward, in order to avoid this diffculty, which Lord Lyons feared, authorized an extra copy to be made, which was placed in the hands of an agent of the Asso- seinted Press in season for him to leave for New York in the five o'clock train Friday afternoon in time for publi- cation in that city esrly on Saturcay morning. COLONEL COWDIN RECOMMENDED FOR PROMOTION, Major General Hooker rocommends Colonel Cowdin, of ‘tho First Massachusetts reriment, for promotion as Briga- dier General, The iatter has been Acting Brigadier of Gehoral Hooker's old brigade since the latter was pro- moted a Major General, If Colonel Cowdin is promoted, Lioutenant Colcnol Wells will be promoted as Colonel of the First Massachusetts, a post which he has filled with valuo to the service and great credit to himself and his regiment sittco the latter moved down near Budd’s Ferry. Gojonol Wells proved himself an efficient and brave man in the Bull run fight of the 18th of July. ARREST OF PERSONS IN UNIFORM WITHOUT PASSES. Tho Provost Marshal's patrol force has been particu- larly active and vigilant to-day in the arrost of persons in uniform without passes, closing shops where liquor is -aold, &c. It is evidently tho intention to keep in their camps all officers and soldiers not required to be in the |. city on business. THE HEALTH OF COLONEL BERDAN. Colonel Berdan has nearly recovered from the injuries ihe sustained by tho explosion of one of Spencer's mag zine rifles, His right eye is slightly iacerated and discol, -ored with gunpowder, but his oyesight is not destroyed, ag was at first supposod. THE ARMY. ~ General McDowell's division was reviewed yesterday + &t Ball's Cross Roads, after which the troops had a sham ‘battle, having taken positions as in actual engagoments. Gonoral MeCall’s division was roviewod to-day at Lang- 1ey, by Govornor Curtin Secretary Cameron and Assistant ‘Georetary of War Scott. ‘The army officers allsay that our troops have remark- sably Improved in discipline. Tho brigade under command of General Wadsworth -qront to tho vicinity of Fairfax Court flont> 9 fis vand brought away) | rage : vevidence of the pre “ An improvement wptrest polios, and guards affords 9 rere Saili t ms Steamship Jura si Liverpool, via Londot on board. ‘Wattack’s Tazatag.—To-night will be given at this house “Sho Stoops to Conquer,”’ the first of the series of standard comedies which it is proposed to revive there “mbe cast {sa powerful onc, and we have no doubt that ‘the merits of this fue play will be done the fullest jus- Aice to. | Deas oF px-Counciman Gitwors.—Ex-Councilman Francis Gilmore, who accidentally shot himself in the Jeft temple about two days ago, while handling a pistol, |. died last evening, at bis residence, from the Injury re- @ivod. oe. IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH. An Engagement Not Anticipated by the Rebels at Bowling Green, Ky.—A Battle Expected at North Edisto, 8. C.—Suicide of a Prom! t Officer of the Rebel @Ar my of t! A flag of truce brought four passengers from Norfolle this afternoon, ‘The following news is in the Richmond papers:— Intelligence received from Bowling Green states that Appearances do not indicate an engagement, although un- foreseen circumstances might precipitate a fight within ht Samstag CHanuastox, Dee. 27, 1861. ‘The Charleston Courier of this morning states that some Yankee gunboats exchanged a few shots with the Cole Ialand battery yesterday. Despatches received from Charleaton state that a fede- ral fleot of twelve gunboats had passed up to White Point, on the North Edisto, and made demonatrations on Gene- Tal Evans’ forces. Reinforcoments were sent General Evang, and a battle was expected. Demonstrations had also been made at other points. The North Carolina batteries disabled a few Union gua- boats on Tuesday last. Five Union steamers anchored Of Cole Island iast night, and a battle was expected every hour. A despatch from Augusta, Ga,, dated the 27th instant» says:—It is reported here that tho steamer Gladiator had entered arebel port with large quantities of arms, am- munition, &c. The Richmond Examiner says that # painful rumor was inoirculation, that a gentleman of that city, holding a commission in the Army of the Potomac, had committed suicide by shooting himself through the head. Charles H. Foster, who has been appointed by tho President United States Marshal in North Carolina, ar- rived here this morning, and will proceed to Hatteras the first opportunity. IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI Encounter With and Defeat of Rebela— Rebel Loss Heavy in Men and Munt- tions, é&ec., dc. Patayra, Mo., Dec. 29,1861. ‘Yesterday General Prentiss, with 450 men, encountered ‘nd dispersed 900 rebela, under Colonel Dorsey, at Mount Sion, Boone county, killing and wounding 150, and cap- turing thirty-five prisoners, ninety-five horses and 105 guns. Our loss was only three killed and eleven wounded. The rebels burned another train on the North Missouri Railroad yesterday, and they say that they intend to destroy all the cara ou the road, 80 as to prevent its being used, Important from the West Coast of Africa. OUR MONROVIA CORRESPONDENCE. Mownovia, Lineria, Oct. 16, 1861. A War Excilement in the Republic—Taking up Arms Against Spain, and Her Naval Threats—Accusation of the Colored Executive Being Engaged in the Slave Trade— ‘The Militia Called "Out, and their Orders—President Ben- son in the Court of Venus as well asthe Camp of Mars, dc., dc. Wo had almost forgotten the Spanish excitement, and settled down in our accustomed caso, until the return of Judge Washington (rom Sierra Leono, afew days ago, who brought intetligonce which has revived the prepara- tions for the defence of this city upon the largest scale within the abifity of the government. The Judge, al- though he was not introduced asa Liberian, was accom. panied by a friend, who called upon the Spanish Consul, where he met the captain of the Spanish man.of- war that attempted to sink the gunboat Quail, ‘The naval officer informed the Consubthat he had or- ders from the Governor Genoral of Fernando Po to cap- ture or sink the Quail, the Liberian vessel-of-war, and, after accomplishing either, he was}to}demand indemnitica- tion from tho government for the Spanish schooner which the Quail captured for being engaged in the slaye trade within the political jurisdiction of Liberia, and which an English man-of-war—the Torch—burned, having been satisfied that she was engaged in the forbidden trafic. ‘The Torch destroyed her upon the ground that she was in neutral waters, $0 her captain alleged. ‘Tho Spanish captain also informed the Consul that when he arrived here he found the Quail under the guns of the fort, and that he ebuld neither capture hor or sink her without greatly hazarding the destruction of his own. vossel; that he fired into her twice, cutting away her rigging (this is a mistake; she received very little damage), and that one shot passed through his cabin and pantry, and lodged in hia bread basket, or, more literally his broad barrel. Another shot, I learn, was found in hor water cask. Judge Washington has in- formed the government of all he could learn at Siorra Leone from the Spaniards, which has been deemed suf- ficient to prepare for a vigorous defence. More cannon havo been mounted. President Benson called out the mililia of this city on on the 12th iust., auc divided it into throe companies, ‘Tho first—on the signal beiny given that the Spaniards are approaching—with the volunteor companies and thoso citizens ordinarily exempt froin military duties,7is to repair to the Government square, in front of the executive mansion, and there await orders. The second to proceed to the masked battery under the brow of the cape to prevent the enemy {rom landing; and the third to rush to the fort upou the summit of the cape, and assist in manning the cannon. ‘The commanders of these companies are young and in- experienced, and are wholly incapable of ‘inspiring the men with that zeal and enthusiasm that is esseatial<on entering into an engagement. With the exception of the President there ig not an officer in command around whom the men would ardently rally in a closely contested conflict with theSpaniards. “So fur does his Excellency carry his political prejudices that he has not tendered any command or solicited the services of such men a3 ex- President Roberts and Colouel Yates, whose presenco would inspire the men with such confidence as would in- sure the defeat of the Spaniards in anything like an equal contest. ‘Mornonoh Son, a powerful king of one of tho native tribes, has announced his intention to attack tho seltlo- ments along the river, upon the return of the Spaniards. At Caroysburg, te settlement furthost in the interior, the citizens are kseping watch, night and day, to prevent a surprise from the natives. Presitent Benson, who 1s now a widower, is paying marked attentions to Miss Annie Polaton, an accomplished young lady, recently from Brooklyn, N. ¥. 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Constitution Water Cures Diabetes and diseases of the kidneygand bladder, MORGAN & ALLEN, Agents, 4G Clif street, New York, IMPORTANT MAIL FOR EUROPE. The Decision of the Amorican Government in the Mason-Slidell (ase~Surrénder of the Rebel Commissionere—The Official Correspondence— Map of Charleston Harbor~Operations of the Stone Fleet, &., &c, The Cunard mail steamship America, Captain Hockley, will leave this port on Wednesday morning for Liverpool. ‘The mails for Europe will close in this city ou Wednes day morning, at seven o'elock. TheEvrorgan Eormoy ov ram HexatD, jo morrow evening, at aeven o'clock, will contain t important Correspondence between Secretary Seward and the Eug- lish and French Ministers to Relation to the diason- Slidell Affair, with tho Decision of the American Govorn- ment, surrendering the Rebol Commissioners to England ; 4n interesting account of the operations of the Stong Floot off Charlerton, 8.C., with a Map of the Harbor, showing the main ship channel, where the vessels were Sunk; The latest news concerning the progress of the War, North and South, and all interesting news re- ceived by mail and telegraph during the previous week. and up to the hour of publication. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents. Sampson Low, Son & Co., No. 47 Ludgate Hill, London» England, will receive advortisements and subscriptions for the Hxnatp, ATTENTION, NEWSMEN! The New Year's Address for 186%, of the Nowsmen of the New York Herald, to its subscribers and readers, will be one of surpassing interest, beauty and completeness. Covering a broad- Side of full sized medium paper, it includes, in lively and smoothly running vorses, a bird’s-eye view of our South- @rn rebellion from its first manifestations in Desember last down to the present day, and a splendid original and unique bordering of warlike and patriotic devices ombracing twenty-four carefully engraved likenessos of the most distinguished men of our Union cause. Among them are the portraits of President Lincoln and his Cabi net, Generals McClellan, Halleck, Buell, Banks, Butler, Dix, and other army officers, and Captains Stringham, Dupont, Wilkes, and other officers of the navy. The whole, beautifully arranged and neatly executed on su- perior paper, will form a picture and a chart of this war well worth preserving as a historical docnment, Orders received for any number of copies, from fifty up to fifty thousand, at the Hxravp office. Official Drawings of Murray, Eady & Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Loiterie: ENTUCKY, EXtRA C1ass 667—Dec. 33, 1362. 4, 66, 44, 13, 5, 24, 29, 73, 56, 41, 6, 7. Kentucky, Crass 663—Dec. 23, 1851 20, 26, 46, 4, 27, 9, 23, 37, 26, 57, 29, 65, 21. Creulare sent free of charge by atdveasing either 10 MURRAY, EDDY & CO., Covington, Ky., or St. Lous, Mo, Oficial Drawings of the Delaware State Lottery. Exrna Cxass 105—December 28, 1362 387, 14, 20, 67, 70, 33, 43, 41, 61, 55, 25, 74. Cass 106—Dec. 28, 186). 42, M4, 78, 817, HAL, 89, 2, 69, TL, 8, 29, 62, 6, 1 30, Cireulare sent by addrewsing J, A. MORRIS & Co. Wilmington, Delaware, Royal Havana Lottery.—Sce Official drawings of December 17, 4n another coluznn, _TAYLOR & CO. Hats for the Holidays.—156 Broadway, BEEBE & CO. Broadway, have a com aaxortment for gentlemen's and young geritlemen’s Holiday Hais, Happy New Year! Gentiomen are not prepared to make New Year'scaiis un- less wearing one of ‘Terry's Holiday Hats, TERRY, 897 Broadway. Faenigeee Albums.—A Full Assortment forsale by FREEMAN, RYER & CO., Importers, 13 Maiden ane, and at 391 Broads Diea. Apax.—On Saturday, December 28, of scarlet over Mary Fanta, daughter of Rev. M. T. aud Mary P, Adam, aged 8 ycars, 7 mouths and 8 days. ‘Tho frivnds and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral,on Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock, from the resideuce of her parents, 60 West Twenty-sev- enth street. CarRot.—On Sunday, danghter of Edward aad months and 18 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to altend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 446 Third avenue, cornar of Thirty-third street, Conny.—On Saturday night, December 23, Mamrssa daughter of John and Eliza Garry, agod 2 years and & mouths. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at oue ovelock, from her Inte residence,eiG9 West Fetty-tirat street. Coxwes.—On Sunday, December 29, aftor a short ill- ness, CorpeLia Louisa, aged 4 years and 6 months, only daughter ofJohn R. and the late Mary R. Conner. The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Charter Oak Lodge, No. 249, F. anil A. M,, are ro- spectfully invited to attend the funcral, on Tuesday afver- noon, at one o'clock, from No, 111 Rivington street. Cuenxy.—On Sunday, December 29, GertRene f., daughter of Ebenozer aad Favny Chenoy, aged 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, No. 85 Fourth street) Brooklyn, E. D., this (Mon- day) affornoon, at two o'clock. ENark.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, Decem- ber 28, ANY E., wife of Samuel Engle, aged 26 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are \nvited toat tend the fimeral, this (Monitay) afternoon, at two o from hor lato residence, in Cliuton avenue, third from i’ark avenue, New Bedford papers please copy. Forwan.—Suddenly, on Sunday, Deesmbor 20, A youngest daughter of Jane E, Forman, agod 20 yeors, 1 moath and 8 days. ‘The relatives und friends of the family invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday half-past seven 0 kK, from her late residence: Hammond strect, Fithout further invitation, Her ro mains will be taken to Sing Sing by the eleven o'clock train ou Tuesday morning for interment, Gnaoxe—On Sunday, Decomnber 29, Frasers 0, Nork, sed 31 years. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, auc those of his father, Francis Gilmore, and of bts brother, James J. Gilmore, and brother: Jaw, John A. Dunn and Michael Yialiaran, are respectiully iavited to attend +he faneral, Tuesday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from his December 29, MARGaRerra, edelia Carroll, aged 2 yoars, 6 Ky door Jate residenco, No. 42 Second streot. Granviniz.—On Sunday , De: ber 29, Josern T., eldest son of Thomas and Theresa B. Granville, aged 6 years and four months. The relatives and friends of the family ara reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his lato residence, No. 230 East Thirteenth street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Limerick, Ireland, papers ploase copy. Gatracaue.On Satrrday evening, December 23, of riot fever, Maky Jaxe GALLousR, aged O yoars and ithe. ‘Tho relatives and frionds of tho family ara rospectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, No. 3553, Bowery, this (Monday) aftornoon, a one o'clock. | Saturday, December 93, Mictant G rivrix, <iimarry J, Bricken, County Claro, Ireland, in the 30th year of his age. The relatives and acquaintances, and those of his brother, Thomas Griffin, and his brother-in-law, Patrick Mcinerny, are respectfully requested to attend tho fu- neral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, No, 261 Grand street, Brooklyn, E. D. Ciare Journal please copy. Giwnons.—On Sunday, Novembor 29, Jamms, son of Charles aud Anna C. Gibbons, aged 2 years, 6 months and 16 days. ‘The funeral wil take place from the residence of his pa. ronts, 206 West Fifteeuth street, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Hosraxp.—On Sunday, Decomber 29, after a short ill. ness, Mrs..\Aoan ANN Hosnanp, widow of Thomas C. Hus. vand,of the Island of Jamaica, W.f., in the 72d year of jor age. sg Tucifiends of the family aro partieularly invited to attoud the funeral, from St. Poter’s charch, Twentieth streot, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without fur- ther notice. ‘Jauneson.—On Sunday, Decomber 29, James B. Sau sox, native of Falkirk, Scotland, aged 30 yoars and 6 month His friends aro respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from his late mr ng lias cg Soot ‘ra pt eo - ‘Toren.-On Saturday night, December 23, Loc: Cowusn, infant son of R. L, and Caroline R. Joice. ‘The relativad’'”! paot the family are invited to attend thefuncra, ., ,-nurch of St. George tho Mar- tyr, in Forty-fourth si, botweea Fifth and Sixth ave- nues, this (Monday) afirr..0on, al ono o'clock. JaNsex.—On Saturday, December 23, at his residence, 87 South Eighth street, Williamsburg, Jouw Jansew, in the 38th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to as- tend the faneral services, to be hold thia (Mongay) mofn- ing, at nine o'clock. His’ remains will be takoa to Tarry- town for interment. Ketty.—On Saturday, December 23, Soesawa Karty, beloved daughter of Francis and Bridget Kelly, aged 5 “4, Guorox F., on of Joh 4 born Monte SP dake anil ara 3. Layng, sand 5 years, Li —On December 20, at the resi. dence of} Oatre:™) Eaq., 183 South Ninth street, Brook. lyn, E.D., Braue Ly \O8TOMm, agod 82 years, For further notice, ae” ¢0-morrow’s (Tuesday's) Har. ‘ALD. McFlvan.—On Sunday, Oéeember 29, Francm, infant son of Catharine 8. and tho ia Capt. Francis J. McHugh, ‘aged 2 months and 29 day: The friends of the family are Yespectfully invited to attend (he funeral, this (Monday) arvernoon, at haif-past one o'clock, from the residence of his grandfather, 86 Mott street, Marsunis.—-On Saturday, December 28, \WiLttaM MaR- ‘SHELL, Native of Kings county, parish of Kilbri te Clara. His frionds and relatives are respectfully invived to at- fend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two V clock. bw 'maee will be takon to Calvary Cemotery for ‘ute! ‘oKTRE,--O0 Friday, December 27, Aaxxa K., wife of Rov. Timothy H. Porter and eldest daughter of Jamos T, Sontter, aged 27, Funeral gervices will bo hold at the residence of her un clo, Mr Robert Souter, 287 West Twenty-second street, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock. Rice.—On Saturday, December 28, Many Rice, of con- sumption, aged 19 yoars, 9 mouths and 24 days. ‘he friends of the family, and those of her sisters, Susan ond Elen, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Josoph Shannon, No. 7 Marion xtroet, this (Monday) aftoruoon, at two o'clock. Mer remains willbe taken to Calvary Cemetery for in- torment. Reway.--At Camp Williams, Va.,on Tuesday, Decem- ber 24, Sergeant Avexanpgn M. Riitzy, Company M, First New York Volunteor cavalry, aged 28 years, ‘The friends and relatives of the family aro respectful nvited toattend the funeral, from the residence of h parents, 40 Carroll street, South Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o' % Detroit papers please copy. ‘Sutrwan.—At Genesseo, on Friday, December 27, of Pleuriay, Lieutenant Frromuce W. Sinemay, late of ‘the ‘Thirty-vighth regiment N. Y. V., aged 28 years, ‘His funeral will take placo from the Bute Reformed church, Yorkville, to-day (Monday), at twelve o'clock, His friends and acquaintances aro invited to attond with- out further notice. SavovK.—On Satur of Charles A. Savoye, her ago. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from her late residence at Woat Hoboken, N..J., on Tussday, at twelve o'clock, Warven.—On Sunday morning, December 29, J. L. Waxymr, after a protracted illaess. ‘Tho relatives und friouds of the family, and of his brother-in-law, Mr. A. Guest, are respectfully invited to attend the fuperal, at the Memorial church, corner of Wavorley placo and Hanimond stract, on Tuesday after- noon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Wnsoy.—In North Orange, N. J., ou Saturday morning, December 31, Joun Haknis, obly son of Sarah A, and the late John Wilson, aged 27 Yeara and 22 days. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, ,Docomber 28, Maniaxye, relict ‘Switzerland, in the 81st year of His remains wore interred at Port Richmond, Staten sland, on Tueaday, the 24th fustant Wunry.—On Safurda, aged 62 years, form county. His remains will be takan to Yorktown for burial. December 28, Hawry Witpry, y of Yorktown, Westchester MISCELLANEOUS, NOTICE TO, SKATERS.—& NEW STY LE 0} roma. (ing Boot, at Jones’, Wand 12 Ann street. Also Double Boots, af $6 63, four diferent kinds. LL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS SHOULD BE SENT AA “by Harden's Express, 74 Broadway, at half rates. N AGED RELATIVE WILL RECEIVE WITH THE freatent fncora palr of the print PANTOSCOPIC SPECTACLES OR EYE GLASSES, A soung friend or relative the newly invented BIENOCULAR OPERA GLASS, MALVERN LANDSCAPE GLASS, Tnvatuable to officers, trayelle fictont, combining extraordinary defining power and wide Geld of observation, ‘To be obtained oniy at SEMMONS & COS, OCULIST-OPTICIANS, 60}4 ‘Broadway, NOTICE Ov the ‘ec. Compact, portable, ef- Under the Lafarge House, AM Sibd Yet riitesrence Witt eNaLAND, a Wy PEACE yt WILKES NEXT PRESIDENT. © NG F ENTERTAIN YOUR EVIENDS WITH McAULIFFE'S TRISIC WHISKEY, All prefer tt to the best ck * FOR NOT HAVING If AT YOUR TABLES, in New York and Brooklyn at $2 50 per gallon, @ cents per bottle, Wines and Braudies of that su- periox quality for whieh th is celebrated. JOUN MeAULI 48 Nassau street, AMY HOUSEREEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS STEAM- ship owners and others will xave MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, by callin, D, BASS! at ‘ORD'S, iD. BASSFORD'S ext ve Flous» Furnishing Store, Cooper Institute building, one block from Broadway, corner of Astor ve and Fourth avenue. ED WARE, 2AGES, WILLOW WARE, Everything under the sun, from | ‘A FIRE ENGINE to ‘A PULPTT, D. BASSEORD'S, KOMATIC SCLIEDAM 000 cases of Wolfe's 'E, 22 Boaver street, ARDIE REND Ary, yi WINE MERCHANT, NO. 8 Barclay atroet. ‘T WM, EVERDELL'S SONS—WEDDING AND VISIT i ards. A Card Case with each pack, 104 Fulton jahed 1815, HANDSOME PRESEN Monograms and packa A FINE ASSORTMEN OF WINES, JOHN J. STAFF, VORS, £0., &C, ‘rankiii street. BEARD IN BorTLEs, 25) caves of old Cognac Brandy, imported by t! scriber expressly for private nd medicinal ase, fo by UDOLPHO WOLKE, 22 Beaver sircet. OTTLED WHISKEY. 220 cases Seotch and Trish Whiskey, imported and bot ited by the subscriber for private wae, for sale b UDOLPHO WOLFE, 22 Beaver street. nibs Pome D WINE by the 0.8 Camphor Ico” the coldest wea- by 101, 99, 511 and 755 Broadway. pt pints gen cents; sent mail on recipt of 3) eouts YEMAN & CC HEC elling below dlandt street, tock boot maker, now anufacture, at SLATER'S, No, & near Broadway, 1ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED J join's and all diseases of tho feet cured without pain ar 4 inconvenience, to the pauent by Dr, ZACHARIE, Surgeon Chriropodist, 740 Broadway. Refers to physicians and sur goons of the city. & WESTBRVELT loge suffering from Gorns, Bu. few ‘talnutes, without opposite St." Nicuolas e ed to relieve t Inverted Nats, tn ‘OMice 516 Bri 3 rs Lotel, twenty year Over yok THE HOLIDAYS. St practi y lirst class soods at moderate prices. Osborne's and Chiillingwort''s Wines, imported La bottles. Fine Brandy, vintages of 1948 and 1886, imported tn botties, own iraporiation. Old Brandies, by Uie bottle or gallon. English and Jioland Gin, imported in bottles, Jamaica and St, Croix Rum, . Scotch and Irish Whiskey, imported tn 1887. ‘Old Bourbon aud Monongebata from $1 to $4 69 per gallon; Champagnes, Clarets, Hocks, imported Ales, fue Teas, &c., in quautitios'to sui", H. B. KIRK, Wine Merchant, 53 Fulton strect, tr and AS FIXTURES, &C€ G STEPHEN PHILBIN, No. 707 Broadwa Nadia assortment of URES, (airset tmaportatton), 4, Staluettes, Groups, Tnksiands, Plumbing and Gag Fitting attended to as usual at No, 831 Fourth street, aud No, 2 Astor House, Barclay street, EAT REDUCTION, Grscedis Nos CENTS. | % CENTS. GREAT RUSH FOR BOOKS AT NO. 677 BROADWAY, CAUSED BY THR GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. We advise our patrons to callearly in the day, Monday, December 30, to select tholr New Year's Prenants aa isis in: possible, on account of the crowd the day before New Year's, {o'make'agood selection. ‘Thoamands went away the day be- fore Christmas rinabie t9 recelce attention on account of the ish, caused by Che great reduction In prices. rush: cOPLESDIDLY, ILLUSTRATED. BOOKS, JUVENILES, ANNUALS, ALBUMS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, BIBLES, PRAYERS, POETS, Standard Fiction, ike vo large ‘assortment of LING FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, ar G. W. PITOHER, Broadway, Successor to D. W. Evans & ROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION. G Cheapes: store in the world: Goods delivered free, Nos, 260 Greenwich st. and 89 Murray st., New York, ‘EWELRY, VERY LOW. J Lacs arrings and Pins, one, two ap.d three dollars * Eddies’ Band Bracelets, one, two and three dollars each. Lockets for Daguerreotypes, one, two and three dollars nh. Gold Pons, Silver Holders, one and ty dollars each. Laities Card Cases, one, two and thrse dollars exch, Sleeve Buttons and Studs, one, two and three dollars cach. Ladion and Gentiemen's Watgh, Chains, one, two and three dollars eagh. Gentlemen's Scarf Pins, Atty cents, one, two and three Offers for sale, at reduced prices a Fi if FRENCH BRONZES Consisting of Mantel Ornam ra years and 3 months, The friends and reMatives of the family are respoctfully invited to attend thie funeral, from tho residence of her ents, 220 Chey, ry gtroot, this (Monday) afternoon, et wo o'clock. Keerrs.—Jd‘wes Kenrrg, in the 23th year of his ag: His frieo",4and those of’ the family are invited tend the Zunoral, which will take placo this (bon tay aftverng’’n ,at-two o'clock, from his late residence, No. ba Tailta.y street, Brooklyn. His remains will be iuterred in, Oatvary Cemetery. - “LAyNG.—At 116th stroot, Harlom, on Sunday, Degom- dollars each. Children’s silver plated Ov'ps, one, two and three dol- lars enc ‘Ladies’ Portemonnaies, o%e, two and o And all other kinds ‘o'r Jewelry very low, at GEO, C. ALLEN'S, 415 Broadwo'y, oae door frout Canal street, for: merly 11 Wali street, TP WELRY, BISHO’? & REIN, Firth Aventre Hotel. We offur 9 great barenins a choice assortment of Dia- monds, Warhos and rich Jewelry. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1861, MIs: OLD PENS, Te G Foley's celebrated Gd Pens. New ats holdiand Silver Pencit clases, for ~ So TY eaautaetaren, LN FOLEY, Jas B aw, Snepereeertainhaecenteererertaopete % ENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF CLOTHING PURCHASED for the W. os seese C Pooe, the Western market, Call on or ad. ‘tess Conroy, ARIES’ FINE GOLD BAND BRACELETS, Try Some as low aa seven dollarweach, at G. 0, AL EN'S, Broadway, one door below Catal siroet. oa T Abs’ FINE GoLD WANCH CHAINS, NEW PA, erne, me ae low as eight t iM rac GEO. “C.'ALLEN'S, 413 Broadway, owe door below Catal a NGLISH WATCHES FOR AMERICANS, Who will bug ap English Waich now-a-days, especially: When American Watches are in every respect better ana sheateit Who wantsa French Wa which ts good for noe J under ally cirounstancest ine WILGIAM TAY- Lows stock Of American Watches before sending your Greenwich street, near Warren, Migney out of the country, mOTOON A AEE Cl HOLIDAY Goops, FREEMAN, KYER & CO., im addi 0 13 Maiden lant, have opened the uew Doullding, Nor 30k Bouts wey: nee any have a a ime heirown importation aad variety of Fana, Oj sen Glasses, eka Work Bones, Meek » Desks, Work Boxes, Dre ing Casen, ‘Travelling Bags, Skell Combe, &e., eit of ‘they ar Pree res rice, FREEMAN, RVER & CO, fmporiere, is Maiden iane‘and $91 Broadway, ‘seoonl block below Canal airect, URE LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. — HEAP. Pee Rak ont ee Cee ATE TER CHEAP. Cah prices. Pitceatd tated Battse taku at re Lowreas atreee ‘CHAS. WHITE. Proprivton 5 ine, has ga” to plecess some of the hides saved, master and fy three un ~Schr Leus, Capt Danie! Pendleton, sal At TL Tat ith a cargo of aalt about the mtddie of Ocigher Cor Holmen ty." se been terete "Pie eens intelligence of th et hildren, were ou fat ae = fadseat = sw, (° 8nd two children, were om sta Vi fe 8 ae. Ship Lyra, Cheever from wrteke dep 17 Hastings 27h, haly diukspenre’ Norersan freon Lieeryook for Bombay, sept ds, iat a1 13 8, tou 89588, Bivens’ . Ship Rutland, Foster, from Liverpoot “ar Calcutta, ota 'at'28 3, ton 36 W. \iaagpamen hae Bip, Win Frotinghaim, Steteon, from Havre fo," N¥ork, 4 # rado, from Liverpool for NYork, Deo 11, 15 lew eka nn wy of Boston, Sears, hence for Liverpool, Dec 9, as Ship May Queon, Jordan, from Miramfeht for Liverpool Nord, Diacoe leas with suatbnard tania Rolarke pent ‘m Withorige, Atwood, nm CP ow he Hotel, » Atwood, from Sunderland for Geuos 4. Atierican ship showing white and yeltow fi black borse* 8 contre, was seen Nov 13, lat 21 8, lon 36 W, Bark” Yermont, fom Livervool tor N¥ork, Nov #7, iat 48, lon 36. Bark Off STiekory, Holmes, from Havre for Philadelphiay Deo 10, off the tal A bark showhtg red gil thw contre bg white figures, bound W, wae ween no date, tai 44°10, lon 43 Dec tatty Priore Rove), Bar, P Arr, Dec 'rincess Royal, ne, ode Antwene, Dee femdre Argue Hive, Mickorom, Philadel? shia; iA Elhot, and ms fa; 18th, S Abiere, Schwemhel; Aun Duncan, Borie, Ganiavag ork a the owacai, lio om A yan, Humpureya, & Thomas Get 16— Leased by. Nosthern Crown; Morrill, Mant 1; 19th, Petorbo , Orchart, Wary Russ) Stark, do; eth, Sohw Bull Rovere, New York Amoy for NYork. Alton, Oct B-Bid Georgina, Jotes, NYork; 26th, Asie, fous ‘AD! 4814 mi}, Bombay. Ba ber 12M Biatnor homes Thompson, Havans via Queenstown; Alabama, Coshrane, Bastport vis* Penarth: Adame Adame, 88 oun,” NB; 18th, ‘Motntatnser, TRONG'S PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE SS Berend cated eae oF Woes oe tad eee UPERIOR ASSORTMENT BOTTLED WINES, LIQU Sox Porter and Champagne Chee boa aaiberadd JOHN J. STAFY, 96 MITH & BROTHER'S EXTRA PALE Al LES, PORTER AND EXTRA STOUT. BREWERY, 158 and 160 West Eightrenth atrect, ONDERFUL BARGAINS IN OVERCOATS, CAP: ws ke, Pilot Buckn Fine Frock Gouces Prints kad Yeats. (Bvers garment vill vegoid at cost uo day anc toamor. row, Cloaks $10, Overcoats $10 to $5, Faguiwux Coats $16. CLARKE, 114 William atreet. WATGHES CLEANED AND WARRANTED oR $1, ‘and other watch work ia_proportion, atthe watch and Jewelry store of J. H. and J, N. TAYLO! HR, 759 Broadway, 1862 APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE. 1863, JANUARY NUMBER NOW READY ov ti OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE. CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER, J, Porirait wit Biozraphical Sketeh of Samuel Morse Fel- ton, President of the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Ratlw: y wit Phreaological Delineation ot ‘Character, by and their Progress—Our Position; Spectal Rail. het few York, Philadelphia, Baltimore ns to Rullway Manygers; The In: red of the Country; THindly as ‘ovement in Railway Proporis; The P: 3 Jelphia & Erie Railway; Baltimore & Washington way; Toledo, Ohio, and her Railways; Milwaukee & Pral- rie da Ghien Railway; Chicago & Northwestern Railway; Racine & Mississippi Railway; British Railways; Ulinols an 8 Farming State; Cedar Rap) issourt 3 Consral Towa Railway Extension; Cloveland & Toledo Rallwa Mine sissippi & Missouri Raliwav; Chicago, Alton & Si. Louis Kaliway; Tittsburg, Fort Wayne £ Chicago Railway; Ohi. cago & waukee Railway; Pacific Telegraph Company; Grand Trunk Railway, of Canada, IT!,—Ancedotes ont Incidents of Travel of the Garrison, oF the Two ome Guard; Dovaticks on “Sh Phe Sargeo Fat Cy in ge} Tal Randolph Outdone;' The two Dukes and the Not Used to it, or Who Salied the Water? Route Maps, delinenting the Principal routes to ag from Boston, Portiand, Montreal, New York, Philadel. phia, Baltimore, Bulfalo, Cloveland, Toledo, Chicago, Cincio- nail, St. Louis, dc, with’ Mapa and oiher mformation relatia to the reaitiest means of traveling io. and from all the prinel- Palcities South, East and West. New railway Time Table to date, de.. .Ac. PRICE ONLY 2% CENTS PER COPY. Appleton's Official Railway Guide cau be obtained at all (he principal News Depots and upon all the principal ra lways throughout the United States aud the Canadas. D. APPLETON & 0O., Publishors, 443 and 445 Broad) two 8: 1V.—Thi ~ 800 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, ‘TION NOTICE.—YOU CAN BUY ALL KiNDS OF ure, fancy and Exteowion Tables, Uaisiands, Bed- low auctien prices, at @ NEDE 63 ween Blanton and Houston sireets ‘and SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAG TOR KEW YORE—THIs DAY. 25| MOON KISES morn 629 + 44i Laan warke.. 0 0leve 730 Port of New York, December 29, 1861, Steamship Empire City ( Baxter, Beaufort, 8C, Dec 24, Port Royal 35h, to Col DD Tompkins, AQMG: goth inst, 15 miles N of Port Royu!, spoke brig NH Storer, from Bangor, bound in. Ship Atlantic, Williams, Bordeaux, 48 days, in bailust, Anchored on the bar 27th, but during a gale ipdiass, jost jarge anchor aud chain, and was dri Barc Eliza ( in ballast, to oF w ied ven , of Liverpool), Ewart, Liverpool, 43 days, Had hoavy SW and W winlls; sore bul: warks and skyligh! andveceived other trifling damag Bark Queen of Kngland (Br, of Dublin), Reddy, 42 days, fn ballast, to Barony & Livingston.” Had bravy wea: ther on u ark Torquats Tasso (Rostock), Brasdhering, Rotterdam, 40.daya, with mdse, to Funel, Meineke & Wend.” Hai! heavy e weather. Bark David Chapin (of Boston), Tucker, Alicante, Nov UL, to Moor Menty. 2! assed Gibraltar 2th, in ball nat, lat $9, lon 74, spoke brig Ida, hence for Neuvitas Bark Courant (of Bath), Oliver, Montevideo, Ort 21 Oo master. Had heavyewenthers lost mils ke. 251 inst, Int 40, lon 74 39, in a heavy W gale with rough sea, «poke wht Tno, of Brookliaven, running=hefore the wind with signal of distress ftying and pupa working; we followed ber some 30 miles, but the gale not abating aud the sea continuing rough, could render no agsininnce. i; Bark Citizen, Allen, Aspinwall, 80, in ballast, to Tap. Stark 15th inst, near Cape Flovida, spoke US gun. ni. Beliast, in bale gia, C pallast, 10 poxe brig Bol “Brig L © Watts (of New Bedford), Jeuvking, Pernambuco, Nov 3), with #1 r,to F Hathawa, 18th inst, lat 29 35, lon 7109, spoke bark Lueonta, Bears®, 7 daya trom Bosten for Cardenue. Brig Robert Reed (By, of Bt John, NIB), Willlugate, Porto Cabello, to Kiving & Co, Had'svera d daceaged of Hatieras; 270b inst, off Sandy ¥ 2 NW, lost anchors, Brig Martha (Br of Yarmouth, NS), Hill Nov 2}, in ballast, to TJames. Had) N faseage; losta whole anit ot rails, 284 Bo in'a vlotent NW to NNW gale s Brig Aliaveta (of Searaport), & Dallost, to Walsh, Carvor & Chake. brig Wabash, for New York. rig Morning Light (Br, of Sto! cay Demarara, les moet of $8.50, lon 73 9 lon 7 ), Cantenas, Deo 1, in Saiied tn company With NB), Faston, Carde- nas, 18 days, with molasses, to P'T Nevius & Son. Brig George Dinican (Br), NcKindon, Chariottstown, PRY, 15 days, with cats, to Arkell & Iluvst! Baperienced heavy W weather Brig Billow (Br), Nichols, Pedeque, PET, 19 daya, with , Miramichi. wae ‘Deo 18~Arr Fanny Fern, Fletolier, NYork; Corte’ Deo 11—Sld Suita, Benson, New York; 19th, : ng, Hayate, Baltimore, ad “ Arr Saxonia je), Eblers, NYork (aud pro- ceeded for Hamburg). Cavis, Decé—Arr an Am schr (end name not given on the CAxparr, Deo I—Arr Nairn, Nese, Philadelphia. Std 11 Gan Kden, Reed, Bareclona; 12th, Darien, Sterret, Cadiz; Lindsey, Guptl, Havana, Carourea, Nov 8—Arr Astrea, “Nickels, Colombo. Sid /Sth, Europa, Reed, London; 7th, Anna Decatur, Aldes Berkshire, Wittiams, Colombo. Couownd, Nov Sarr Guiding Star, Bal Jordan, Caivutta; 6th, Santee, Parker, id Charles Hill, ale, Mathew: 40. Arr Joseph, Wilson, Baltimore; B Wheeler, Pinkham, Portland; iath, Chariena, Hill, do; Cl Wesley, Foup and) ‘& H Crowley, Drisko, do; Judith Raymond, Ellaworth; Walter Howes, Pierce, Bangor; 1 Hy W Motae, Gardner, Boston; Reporter, Ginn, Portland; 14th, Joby Stevens, Hopkins, and Susan Duncan, Mitchell, 3 16th, Hope, Miller, and South (Br), Wigman, NYork, Id 1th, Georg i," Boston; 14th, Nath! Stevens, Kacon; do; Diligenta, Yourg, Portland; 16th, Virginia Ann, Hryant, Remedios; ““Aveline, Deachez,"” NYork, Uuenruxcon, Dec 18—Arr Belle (Br), Parry, Boston. foe kat, Dec LAr Olamon, Siewai NYork (and procesded for London Put back 2th, sehr Tranmt (Aun), for Carthagena: 18th Coronet, for NYork; Fides, Hein, from Antwerp for NYork. Or dod Jas Guthrie, Pisman, from Antworp for NYork boxxmx, ‘Deo 12—Arr ‘Win B Travis, Ewen, NYork. Sid 11th, Orphan, Smith, and Argean, Crosby, NYork, urn, Dee 2—Arr Sunbury, Atkinson, New York; 13th, Ellen, O'brien, do. FALMounit, Bec 12—Arr Southern Cross, Howes, iKeforme Nelinen, roi London tor RY aries ANAL, No 2i—Arr brig ‘Tho# Dennison, Hathaway, Porto Rico for’ Lisbon, touched for water; 22d, bark Azor, Burke, 10 days from Boston—will sail on return abeut Dec 10 with 900 bia Bp oil. Tn port 26'b, ship Tahmiroo, formerly of New Bedford— for $4000, to it for whaling and go 8 thia winter. Bhip Barney (of N¥ork), Barney, from Newport for Boston, been condemned and sold for $1800. i Y take pan .@ in bark Agor; also Capt Hathaway, formerly of ship Tahmiroo, Capt Mayer (@ naturalized Portuguese) cou- wands the Tahmiroo at mnt. Fouucnay, Oct 24—Sld Mert id, Scudder Gu Dec 12—Arr Ura i Gartx, Oct 31—Arr Gromwell, ‘Byrumer, Calcutta (and ald: Nor 18 for Colombo); Nov lat, Canova, Hayes, Mauritius (and sid 9th for Calcutta), a “ Have, Deo Arr Manchester, Thrasher, NYork via Hy- anni, 22 days passage. Below 12th, Brilliant, Hagar, Hough- ton, Stanwood; J Morton, Gilley, and Union, Davia, all feomm NYork; also two Amertean ships unknown. Sid 10th, Wisconnin, Sco NYurk (seo Misoel); Robert, Carter, do; 11th, Consignment, Bonfleur and United States. “Md 12th, Empire, Coomba, NYork; Rebecca Shepherd, S0- mers, Philadelphia, Hxivorr, Deo Arr 8B Allen, Baker, Boaton. Hanpurd, Dec Sid Rudolph, Ode, and John Bertram, Knndtsen, N¥ork, Howotviu, O-F19 Arr ships Charger, Hatch, San Fran. cisco (and sid 22d); 24th, Moontight, Brock, do for do (aud Si) 20th); 25th, brig Timandra, Turner, do for Japan (anit sid 2h); Nov 7, ship Swordfish, Crandall, do for Hong Kong (and ald same day). Jensey, Dec 12—Arr Hadding, Andersen, NYork, Kosa, Oct rr ftaven, Nye,” Kanagawa; 25th, tto, Up'on, Hoston;. 28th, Herbert, Crocker, Bangkok, aur, Brown, Bangkok; [th, Christopher 20th, Gorn Li Bevau LE , Hart, nas 15th, 16th, dancots, Means, do; 17th, Etmira, McDonald, do; Chas win, Havens, NYork;" 18th, Nar ‘aaa: Hall, di Baltimore (4), Derktn, ‘Baltimore; Billow, Given, Pordand, , John Hart (x), Maury, NYork (and eld same day for as, and AlleeT (Br), Thomp- Nicaragua Sid Lith, Young America, Coll gon, NYork; GL Buekuam, Buckuam, Boston; 15th a 16ta, danies Davis, Slaplos, Portland; 17th, ‘Samuel ‘Weistt, Cole, NYor row, do. © awk, Cobb, Portland; 20th, A H Manches- r, Nickerson, Cardenas and NYork, Livenroot, Dec, 1—Arr Joho Clark, Letournan, Balt ‘aud Fidelis, Bessling, NYork; ideo. , rk; 18th, Carlotta, Bozler, for Baitimore; more: Bina’ (6), Kennedy, Ath, Albatross, Loughlin, Moat ‘Sul Wth, Vanguard, Hallett, N Cid 10h) Arkwright, Paris, 'N do, out 12h, John Clark, Letournan, gusta, Strickland, and Eina (4), Kennedy, NYork; 8, Jones, Boston; Manhattan, Dixon, N York. ndon, Huribut, and Monsoon, it Filimore, Neison, do. Jacob 'A syamlor, Young, NYork; 18th, Brommy, Bliss, Boston, iatka, Klein, do. Hili NYork; Speedwell, Quabes. Liaetiv'y, Dec 13—Pat into Calty Roads, Huh, W Hoa- ton, Sleeper, From New York for Charleston, waiting tides, Lecnons, Dec 5—Arr Evening Star, Robiukon, Genoa. Mansvitiks, Dee 10—Sid James & Wars, Tibbetts, NYork. € Freeman, Cid tah, Moyer, and Ent out J4ih, Ciny of Montreal, Arr at Gravesend 14th, G F Patten, Willey, Boston, Limenicx, Dic 12—Arr Ward Chipman, Hardeo, a (ying Dragon, Watson, Stephen do. Tall, NYork; Oxenbiidge, Berry, Bostor Wildes, Greenock, Sid Oct 8—Hortense, Barnes, Callao; 16th, Jos Gilchrist, Carney, doy Thos B Wales.*Lineoin, Ualeuttas. ar: Doe l0—Arr @ B Hamilton, Chi Marazzas, ia ta, Orcutt, Portland; 12)h, Winyaw, Wyman, d Morryman, ant Chastelsin, Handy, do; Ann FI Blasi, Havana, Mu, Belmént, Otnn, Portland, 1a, Plloe Fish, Chase, velyn, Patterson, Sea 2 P Durham, bith; 17th, Handy, Handy, aud fsabelin Jewott, Ree |, Portland. ‘Sid’ 10th, Lucy, Ldneoln, Boston: 11th, Alice Matilda, Ken- hy Hadley, Mayoy ney, Portland; gobi eSuitoy” Gritin, do; Lith Hey, Mayo, NYork; Auila (Br), Gardner, Baltimore , Geltpse, Com: ton Ms ish: Mary Muiliken, Norden, Philadel: vatiton, NYork; A Piles he Oe eae went, Frypans Clack, fron Landon ne i, Dec 12—Arr Luay Ellen, Soule, NYor‘. wo S—-Arr Adela, Snow, Barcelona; Washing. tate icoe Mor werk port bark Hazard, of and Cor Bos- cee une uracNor 2—In port ackr Wm Lancaster, Way- oats, tp Arkell & Lfurst. Was oa the coast Ou the 234 and rise, MDonza), Baltimore; blown‘oa. Goucillator, Bi NYork; Teresa. Hoborst, do; Indus Brig WR Kibby (Br, of Nagar, NP), Barstow, Halifax,8 Jeqalt, do: Rev ork fok Liverpool; Regi ‘Watson, days, with fish, 10.3 &N Sinith & Co. ‘York; 12th, Centenal , Young. do; Howard, do, ‘Schr Sally Gay (of Norwich), Cressy, Tampteo, Dec 1, with |" RawsGarE, Dec 12—Put in, sroline EB Keltey, Pote, from hides &e, to Baer & Daywn, Yad hoavy weather and head | ghieids tor Gibraltar. winds most of the passage. Hohr'Viewor (Brvor Yarmouth, NS), Shaw, Turks Island: 21 dayn, with sait, to TJumen, Had heavy N weather; lost andi split rat's, &c ‘gchr Suwasiett, Soper, Fortress Monroe, 3 days. Schr Georgia, Morris, Smyrna, 2 Jaya Schr Roanoke, Paull, Taunton, 3 days. Selir Ann Elizabeth, Johnson, Providenc Schr AH Brown, Dawes, Bristol, 2 days, Schr Gazel'e, Simmons, Bristol, 3 days. New Tlav nee, New Haven, Providence, BELOW. Bark Henrietta, from Rio Janeiro. Brig Sarah M Newhall, from Jactuct, Brig Loonard Berry. Steamship City of Washington (Br), Queenatown and Liv- erpool (at 8 AM). ‘Wind during the day N to NNW: Miscellaneous. Oceax Binp, Hu)), st Providence from Baltimore, on thecnighe of the2th inst, la Hampton, Roads, camo in gon. tect with ship Charles elps, one of the rathole fleet, which was at anchor without showing a light, and carried away the Schr'slarboard main shroud, broke malaboom, tore mainsail and received other e Scun Maxcuester, Thasher, hence at Havre, via Hyannis Novi8, rade the run from the latter port in 23 days. Capt ‘Thasher reports beavy weather the entire passage. On the 354 ult, iat $7 40, ton Gf, be el in with ship American Eagle, from New York (since arr at Loudon), leaking aud throwing over cargo, and Say by ber 24 hours, when the ship proceed ou her voyage. BrScur Apsratoz and were sold at Key West 10th tast by the US Marshal, for 34050. ., Deo 12—In the Downs, an Am ship with loss of mi: ermst’ nogpased the London from Mew York. (The London ‘arrived’ at London on the Iti, and makes no report of any i ship Wisconsin, Scott, D. Dee 19—The Amorican sin, Scott, trom'tnrre for New York, in running through the harbor came in collision with the Sake, Stevenson, of Jersey, car- ryingaway her bowsprit, and other ae ei a, Nov 1—Put baok Oct 26, ship Zingara, Newber ate cone with sails apiit, main and main topmast Stays. torn out ac, having expecionced very heary weaathe weith high seas. and gales frou N to E, i gues wx, Deo Li<Vory strong gale from SSW, with rain. Te Efi trom New York; encountered Neary galés, aud hed tof cargo overboard. ere ‘Bidatieinn, from New York for Waterford, overran her rt, cargo shiited and ebip much strained, having encoun. Terea' severe weather. Lavanroot, Dec 19-1 rer, parted Ne: down eile the ebb tide 70) to her Peorg ihe North America, was paried by seamtngs. ; 4 , Noy 8—The Aimena (not the Demand, as re- griad by electric Velegraph(, Pronch, from NYork for Hong ‘ong, has put in th "toss of loremast, jtbooam, &e, days, for Tangier. aya. Bloop 8 Bennett, Brown, 2deys, Steamer Falcon, Jones, rboard chats last night, drove wi orage. This moral ‘rom NYork, of sho. ‘Tremere, but The Webster, from NYork, Iing in | was taken in tow by stenmtug, which | pa od | in port 13th: Layard, Boyd, for NYork windbound. Rig Savino, Nov Art scht LA Kawacds, Line, New York. Jo , Dec 12—Arr 8 Charles, Conway, Cowes. Sore ee Are Miele, M Dowell Vating Cand ot Nov 6th for NYork); 29th, Benates, Hinckley, Saigon; Al~ mena, French, NYork for’ Hong Kong (see Miscel); Nov Ist, Blondel, Miliigen, Sunderland; 24, Dantel Sharp, Hong Kong; Impérial. Westcott, Shanghae (and OF Monliyein}® 84, Challenge, Shorwlke, Hong Kong; 6:h, Jobm Jay, Chinnery, Hong Kong for N¥ork (see Miscel). Sid 25th, Bornes, Hassett Mauritius. SHaNGuax, Ovt. 12.—Arr Sania Cruz, Buenet, San Fran- ciao; 14th, Maryland, Godfrey, Nogasaki. Sid Sth, Fivelly, Martin, Nagataki; Templeman, Spencer, do. Oe ent ai<-Arr Golden Weal, Van Vechter; 25th grininayBiliot, sam Pranciven; Oct 4th, Druid, Short, Bam i Tropic, Smit i eniwn, bug pregoings ii, Susoner | Cloud, Sabewtor, san Frauclaoo. Ml Compotitor, Seckie, Seuees, HB, Dee atl abip Western Chief, Wording, Tamerioo, Dec t=In port Br schr Fellow Craft, for NYork 3 da: axns, Dec 8—No Am vessel in port. Fe eee aoe is—Arretip Morning Light, Thomas, Za verpoul for San Mranciaco. is erican Ports. aaee seins North Ametien, Collier, and in, NYork; bark St Jago, Horry, inxbam, Malaga vis~ Hol abathport; schrs T Toucey (UB), Nardenas; beige Chi Hole aAttatons Sanit nec; Orion, Hart, and Rescue, Pat Bullet, Mage itaport. Cc"! barks Champion, Loveland, Va ongisd and mkt; Starlici''. Berry, Trieste; Jebu, Tripp, Mos. parale ood pekingham, -Upton, Miragoane; sohirs Wild Pt nt Bakley, W Coast Arica; Hanover, Lawson, Miragounes or staany, Wiley, Tangtae; H & R Atwood, Atwood, Deal's Isiand. Std bark Htoilfax; brige Moonlight, Ads Purves; and he ie Drown Poin' ‘ , Sa ship Rijzaberi Kimball, Harrison, Liverpool; pea Bote Fort Royal, 80, and inks shes Wot colt Parker, aud JV Wellington, Ghipiaan, NYorK. SLi ship Cea eT ONE, Deed Arr schy Francis Burritt, Darling; Regtel Jane, Weas Minnchalis, ouyg, and Ripple, Holden. HYork, Cid bark M EB Trout, Ames, NYork or Philadelphia nad sia); sobre Saagaragon, Kissiun Almire 7 ey pg as nd dks Vandervoort, Soper, NYork; Carlton Jayas, Rowland, Providence; Sarah Lavisia, Cranmer, Fair. ¥ woke. aa UTRESS MONROE, Dec 2—Arr brig Empire, Crosby, GATE, RIVER, Dec #1-—Arr ech Minerva, Jefferson, Phila. delphia. MeArr bark E Churchill, , Fore SEL BST Dee Zor Fort Pickens); Lith, soar Eotbens eis Bangor (anaald 19th for Tortugss); 20th, drigs Hele> r Ee ee aout oe nATr wha Pocahontas, Nicker~ 2, iagey Drisko, Sb No 7 B iagey Delato, Shaleey Nee, Buper, f imore; Win Paxson, Siephen-. ned, OM BgeoUDL Of ead Wilda, ‘om New Work £07 Baton. Ave this Al tana: sch. Clifton (bry rig Edward F Newton, ner Pk: |w jagon, N¥ork; ‘Tawtemeo, Ray Nantucket / 198, anil janes, wnt Yorks at H fre to discharge partof cargo. ay ihn Jay, Colonery, trom Hong Koag for NYork. put 1a are Nov Bonky, and will have to Alschatge and dock. ie alefus (not ihe Diletom, ns repgrtgt by ele at ia), M'Dowel, from Amoy, ar “with loss of eet ond P #6 for NKork. Sotne Sails, and proceeded N Sypxey, Oct 2—A fire occurred on board the Ameri ship Competitor, Leckie, from NYork, which arrived here on nd damag cker, Leonard, from mshane this mera. 41@ 4th, apposed te be the work of an |b toon odemngetshed without daiug much Wexrorp, Dec 10—The Goneral | qquique for Liverpool, stranded ay Tae , DUC It was ), Norris, Halifax for N' Bins Mago NEG: aoe pe mteamshtp Nora Seoian, LI? , eee reemserey., OL 280, Brig Martha Washing jg, yiersou, Cardenas. | APROVIDENCE, Dee 27—Are steamer ‘I hooey tend ; Schire.s M Sherman, Sherman, end Sevsn Bids” cal Baltiuore, Mul, Kelley, Balatoiputs 8H 868? TO” apo, } Conover, Phil 7 CMe AN Dee z1esia scbr Win Tinker, Boot SALEM, Deo 25—Arr achra Nisan, if | NYork (aba ai agi 26th, Li \ladelphia. nto MRTONINGTON, Dro haar Soop ie | for Newport. Bid sears Came ASLO" on | M Freeman, Yore, N¥ork, 1 NYork, jangor for fetus, Bock. J, Mason, NYorkg lacielpata ; J a,