The New York Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1863, Page 8

= cme | 8 MARRIAGZ®S AND DEATHS. —— rried. Wooo. —lo Brockivya, oa Thursday, October 1 ‘he Rev. J. Franziola, Joan Borusa to ARNa M. Woop. thas ei Cart Ma Fit. —In Rrookiyn, on Wednesday, Necomber a, at tnocnuren of the Holy ‘Drimty, by the Rey A. N. Littigobu, D D., Mr Cuaniss T aru, de, Miss Mans Lovisk, daughter of William P. Libby, B&q,, all of Brooklyn Conovan—THROCKMORTON —On Wednesday, Nov. 25, by the Kow fT. Wilson, Dr, RR. COvOvER to ANNA M. 1HROCK wonton, of Red Hak, N,J. No cards DUNLEVY— CANLON —AB Sixteenth street church, on Fatber Moylan, Roursday, Novomber 28, dy tho Rev Faruer Mayle Cavtuia CJ, DENLEVS tO Miss Mangaker Ur cuy Racine (Was ) papers: please cory Aamo ney Fooo—AvLo.—On Wedve' Ww. Samuel Osgood, ucbier of the bite Hk Scotch papers plese : to Manion Wo, seotiaad. Se wey | ry A Auld,of A MeKKER—SPADULLS. —( , Decemper 1, ab St George's church, > tuyyesmul re, by tbe Rev Or Tyor, Joun BH Muvxek Mans aasr HL, daughter of af tb eee era eat Mount Pieasact NJ, Dec. 1, by he Rev. Nir. Thompson, Kecvey C Porree, of Moun Proasant, to (Laks G. BaowN daughter of Philip Brown, formerly of Brovkiya, NY No cards. Dayton, (dio, papers please coy uesday, December 1, dy tho Ransom to Mra Lvev A, Ray-om—Fx Arras —O0 Rev Moses Hailou, Frank A Prartas. bor of New York. Petersburg (¥.) and Lockport papers please copy Rivuey—Warr —On Tuesday, December 1, by the R Br. A W. Littlejohn, atthe residence of the bride ta, Samvec C. RIDLEY Sel eldest daughter rge Wade, all of Brooklyn. ieee’ mate —At Northampton, Mass, on Tuesday, December I, by the Rey. Ira D. Clack, CwARcme Harea fmm of Brooklva, gon of the late 1. H.'Smith, M.D , Auborn, Cayuga county, N Y., t© ANToINErT® ial @ldest daughter of Lyman Peebles, aq. , of. Northampton. “Yeners laat0 co} aburn papers pleas ° Fae eee Kesuwy._-in Brooklyn, on Tuotdy, Decem- Ber 1, at the Middie Dutch church, by the Kev, B. Van Aken! Gutick Vay Akgy, of New York, to Euizanpin Jax mort, daughter of Captain James Kearuy, of Brooklyn. Died. Avsumes—in Brooklyn, ou Tuesday, December 2, Banout AL uRTUS, in the 64th year of bis age. ‘The revatives and friends of the family aro respectfully favited to attend the uneral. wt tho Manson Place Metho dist Ep scopal church, thie (Thursday) afternoon, at two @elock. Buaxns—On Wednes'ay, Decembor 2, Carianine Besxns, beloved wife of Thomas Beards, in the 63d'y ear of her age. ‘None knew her but to love, Nove named her but to praiso. The friends and rel tives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral on Fiiday afternoon, at two o'clock, froui‘ber late residence 310 Stanton str Curany.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December 1, in the 62a yea of her age, BainGer Cimary, formerly of Coul moro, near Fallyshanuon, county Louegal. Her iriends, aud those of her sous, Jobo and William, ave jovited to attend the /unerat, from the residence of the famiy, 517 Columbia street, South Prockiyu, this rsday) afterncon, at baif past two o'clock, to the mete y of the Holy | rgss, Flatb sh Cappow.—In Wiliameburg, on Tuesday, December 1, Bway Capnow, »ged ‘The triends of the amily ure particularly requested to attend the funeral m the resi euce of bis brotber-in- ——<———— rr saw STEN law, Robert Foil 3 South Sixth street, Williamsburg, this ( bureday) afterno v, at ono o'clock His remains e taken to Gree vod for i terment. —On Tuo-day, December 1, at tho residence of their parents, Geoack PRanwn, aol 4 years, 1 month and 26 dys und Bua Jane, tyear, | month aud 7 days, ouly con and infant Gaugiter ot Robert aud Han- nab | 00 ‘The iriends of th ral this (Puureday) from their paren Caneexter.—On rhow ia, months. family are invited to attend the fane {tefnoon, t half-past one o'clock, lence, 77 Rivington stroe J.y evening, Deosmber 1, sud TaRiMs W. CARPEVTER, aged 65 is of the family, also the Ma. lity ia generat, are respectfully invited to at veral, 1rom the residence of his son, 300 Stan , this (lbursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Without further aotice, Drornick.—At Stormyiile, Dutchess county, on Satur- day. November 28, FRANK, 1 the 7th your of his age, and ou Tuesday, Lecember 1, Harry, in the 9th yeur of his age, Kons of Win HL aud Vathirtue F. Lederick. Ec aexpore.—Cn Puesday, December 1, of scarlet fever, Anna W, eldest daugh or of Fdmund Elmendorf. Jr., and Bachel Wright hia sife, aged 6 years and 9 months,” T want to be an angel'and with the angels stand. With sorown upon my forehead and a harp within my an The relatives aad friends of the family are invite to attend the fuveral, from the residence of her parents, 12 Carmine strcot, this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock. Fivuey —On Wednesday, fecember 2, Margaret J. Fevixy, eliest daugn er of Joho and Margaret Finley, aged 5 years, 6 months and 4 days, We loved hor; yes, no tongue can tell How much we loved her and how well; God loved her, 100, and thought 1t best To take her homo with Him to rest. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully Meviied to attend the funera!, this (Thursday ) eae 2 ‘at ten o'clock, from the residevce of ber rents, 314 ‘West Thirciethi street. between Tenth and Eleventh ave Bucs. Her remains will be taken to Kingston Cometery (Mister county, N.Y ) tor interment, Frean —At Staplot:h, Staten Inland, on Tuasday oven ing, December 1, AMANDA AvGveta, wife of Hon. Theo- @ore Frean, ged 38 vears, 2 months and 5 days, The relatives and friends of the family are iecttuny favite ! to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two @clock, from her late residence, Richmond street, Sta+ pieton, without ‘urther notice Fonnes.—Ou Tuesday, lecember 1, of consumption, Mrs Carumnsee Founes, aged 20 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully imvited to attend the funeral, from the residence ot Mr. Jobn McGin sis, 107 Prince street, this (Thursday) after- Boon , at one o'clock. Grav —At Hello ‘alls, Vt., on Sanday, November 28, HENRY ATKINSON GREEN, 8q., formerly of this city, ‘aged 71 years. Greevk.—On Wednesday, December 2, Mra. MARGARET Gugexs, witow of Dr. Dafid Greene, in the 67th year of ber age The relatives and friends of her son, Dr. John W. Greene, and of her brothers, W, W. and J. C. Winant, are ipvited to utteud the funeral from St. homas? church, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, without further notice. Hirrexyen.—On Wednesday, December 2, Joun Her: FRANK, aged 4 years, 8 months and 14 days, ‘The friends «i the family are Invited to attend the fune- fal, ‘rom the residence of his parents, 214 West Thirty Gixth street, this ( hursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Hows.—At Speedsviiie, N. ¥., ot dysentery, on Wed. jovernber 25, Hows, aged 66 year At. Bolling Spring, N. J., on Wednesday, Do- Rner CO. Horven, aged 30 yo irs The (riends snd relatives of the family are respectfully faviced to attend the funeral, at the Reformed [uteb @burch, Passaic, N. J.,0a Friday morning, at eleven e’clock Jacksow.—On Tuesday, December, 1, Mary Any, widow a3 gons Jackson, in the 7é6tn year O° her ag elatives nd frienda of the family are respectfully wert Mi to attend the funeral, from her late residence, oath Bergen, N. J., this (Thursday) morning, at eleven Welock, Kearino.—On Wedoesdsy morning, October 2, Conny os Kkaring, mative of Cecilstown, County Cork, {reland, ti the Oi year of his age. ‘Tho friends and acquaiptances, and those of bie brother Daviel avd suns, are respectfully invited to attend the famerai this (ihursday) afternoon at two o'clock, from tie late residence, 161 Kast Lbirty-#ixth aireet, to Calvary Comevery. Kay.—On Wednesday evening ,Docember 2, Teansa, wife of William Kay , aged 34 years The iriepds of tho family are invited to attend the faneral, on Friday afternoon, at one o’c ock, from her late Fesidence, 103 Crosby street. Her remaitis will be in Yerred ut Greenwood ‘Cemetery Lavinnrs.—Oo Tuesday, December 1, Hawxan Leviness, ‘widow of Johu Leviness, aged 65 years, 1 month and 9 days. Tho friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at fend tho funeral, trom ber son-in law’é, Joseph Churchill, eorner of Hroadway und 125th street, Manhattanville, this ureday) morning en o'clock = ‘The remains will be to Cyprese hill Cemecery, Long isiand. Great God, befo:e thy piercing & The past but yesterday appear Brief as the shadow of a dream Before Thee stand our future years, Lownie —On Tuesday, | ecember 1, Rourkt R. Lown, fon of Dayd and Jane Lowrie, aged 34 years, The Iriends and acywaintances of the family are re wily invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) oot, at ome v'clock, from the reeidence of hie pa- Feats, 571 Rreome street, without further notice Levimastox.—At Fort familton, ou Wednesday, Decem bag Mary Earox, youngest daughter of Capt. La Rhett Mary Law ingy to M, aged 3 years, 11 months aod 23 a the family are invited te attend the faneral, at Fort Hamilton, from tbe residence of the lave Dr. Exton, thts (Thursday) worning at oleven o'clock Munasy—On Wedvesday, December 2, Kicnann MUR- ay, 8 native uf the couaty Donegal, roland, aged 64 gears aud 6 monehe. Tue ‘rieuds and nedatives of the family are respectfully davivod to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 261 Mast F ifoouth atreet, between avenues 4 yon bei satay ternoum, at two 0 cloak. Hren.—On Wedoesday, Recomber 1, of consump- ton, (arn, MeRireae, day of David and Jessie Mek wotie, aged 17 youre. — The relatives and "riesde of the family are respectfully Wr ited to otiend the funeral, from the resid of 123 Weet Foety-niat 41 ope o'clock. The re Hie Comsetery. Wedlveaday, December 2, Koon Mo- es «nd frieods of the family are invited to * funeral, from No. 3 Fewnklia atreet, on Friday one #'¢lcl At Honufort, 8. C., 0m Wedoesday, October riba, Joweels B. Prema, Of Company ne 1 dre awl bwonty-sevenih ragiment New York Yolurreere need Airs = Wenday, December 2, Pane Qo “, a4 ung, paris Ganbal, ireland, aged 8d jones. The relatives and friends are lovited to attend the faoers! tis (Thursday) aftervoon, at one o'clock, from Bia tate oon 228 Sullivan street, Ne Noosev ny. Monday @veniug, November 20, Jamen on ant Friends are invited to attend the fone s (Lbnredey) moroing Jock, (roca iF late No. 9 (rea, Jonem treet, without further ‘Htonm.—On Wedvesday morning, December 2, wie uo Andrew & Storms. aged 49 years and 7 months The reintivor ave! fionds of the famny are respectfully devited wo attend thy funeral, this ( bureday) alternoon, at three \ Chel, frunt ber late resiseaye, O44 Fitth atseen NEW YORK HERALD, THUY w DAY, DECEMBER 3, 1863, Sneveow.—On Wednesday, December 2, of concestion of tbe Braiw, =i Wet yeunge-t dan. bier of Jonn aud ‘Adaline. bupeon, aged 2 yours, 1 mnths and Bday. Jherg’s wot 10 a) Unat Beaming Sky atic orb we hy cberish'd image nigo, jaeeiabd'tho tneushts 80 "ikl, 80 vala— He thou atiti ours in heaveu. The friends and relatives of the amily are reqpectfully invited (0 atiend the funeral, ‘rom her pagent deuce, £4 First street, berween First and Second x Ob rriday alterna na, at two o'eh ck jreciseiy 4 ‘Vaare wil Trans —The funeral ot the tate Mes. Jo: take suuce rom ber hie esiceace, 295 Graham avenue, Wihamsourg, om Friday 4 fe Roun, at ene o'slock. Frieuds of the family are invited ts attend. Veison —At Colle’s Istand, 3. C , on Sunday, November 22, -ergenut Dantet 3. VELSOR, Com acy A, Ovo Hundrod Twenty Seventh regiment New York Volunieers, axed atyea's. Van le Wenxay.—In Greenpoint, on Wednesday, Do- = 2, Aunwur W. Van Da WarKny, tm the 44th year of The rolatives and friends of the family of the deceased are res;cctfully invited 40 attend the fuveral, from his late residence, Clay street, two doors east ot Unioa ave- nue, His ( ihureday) alsernoon, at two o clock. Clociwmats (OL) and Albavy papers please.copy. Waza. —On Wednesday morning, December 2, Eowin Romnon Wanakt, nant 6 3 of t evdore aud Delia Wen- zel, aged 10 months aad 23 days. ‘The relatives and (riends of tho family are respectfully requested to attend (ve funeral. 'rom ihe renidonee of bie grandparenis, Robert and Eliza Robinson, 71 South Fourth. street Brooklyn, E, D., on Friday afternoon, at one o'vamenen —On Wednesday, December 2, ab Factory - ville, Staten Island, vaprr boagaorge @ native of ‘county Cavan, Ireland, in the 6186 year of his age. His funeral will take place this (Thursday) aftermcen, at two o'clock. e bis OBITUAKY. Ia New Orleans, on Tuesday, November 17, 1863, after a lingering iinest, from wounds regervad at iho # ego of Port Hudson, Martin P. Foous, of ths city, aged twenty. ioe years and six months.’ Prompted solely by duty ‘aud patrigtiam to leave his home und the confpanionshi of a young aud beautitul wite, to enlist in the service at his couatry, he ined the Ooe Hundred and Thirty third regiment New York State Volunteers at its organization, Jn Lhe summer of 1862, aud, ever ready to court danger, ad win, if Dot praise, ar least ‘the approval of bis con- acience, ho was severely wounded at the eiege of Port Hudson; and after having his leg amputated on two difle rent occasions, and undergoing the mont intense suffer. ings ‘or ye m. nths—rendered a thousand-fuld more acute vy Me absence of her most near aud doar to bim—hia noble and heroic soul took its flight 0 the regions of eternal glory. His unwavering fortitude, bis marvellous powers of endurance, his patient and constant hope of Fetuining ability to be sont back to his home, to his wire, hed toucbed the chord of friendabip and steetion 1 all who witnesed bis sufferings, and elicited theic constant and most active effurts in his behalf. Une of nature's noblemen in porson and fo heart, a true friend, kind bus- baad, and a charitable, whole-souled man, be died as he had lived, beloved, and mourned by al}, expressing in hi last words ** his love and solicitudo for bis dear wife, aud his hove to meet her in heaven.” This tribute from & friend who reveres his memory and mourns bis joss, and who sympathizes deeply with his bereaved wite, attests but siighily the worth of the deceased. May iv soothe tho ailiictions of the mouruer. No pronder eulogium could be passed upon the character of the do: pared than tbat expressed by one who was with bim during hia illness, in his Jast moments, and who has in. deed proved a friend among etrangers:—-"* A truer patriot and comrade, a firmer friend and braver man, is pot this day in ail the vast Cuion army.’ Peace rest his soul! Government Contracts, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Before Chief Justice Bosworth. Dro, 2.—Towes vs. Perrine and others.—This was o motion on behalf of the plaintiff to continue an injunction against the de endants (among whom are the contractors S:cor & Co), restraining the collection of money due them by the government as builders of tho iron clad Man- hattan. The fucts, as appeared from the argument, are that Porrine & Secor & Co. wore joint contractors in build- ing the Maphattan, and tho plaintiff claims a half interest in Perrine s sbare, under an arrangement existing be- tween them, estimating bis portion of the profits to be $15,000. Counsel for Perrine contends that such ar- Tangement was dissolved before this contract was award. ed, aud, together with the other defendants, devied that plaintiff was entitled to any portion of the profits, or was In avy degree interested therein. ‘The aifidavite read be- fore the Court were voluminous, and showed tho man- ner in which government contracts are put through, Decision reserved. Counsel for the plaintiff, Messrs. Mar- tin and Smith, For defendante, Messrs. W. 'D. Booth and R. Hasbrouck. i ERED FINANC'AL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespay, Dec. 2—6 P. M. Stocks at the first board to-day took another turn towards the bottom, and the bears were, as usual, in exultation over the speedy approach of their promised millennium. Many are trying to force the conviction upon themselves as well as others that the downward progress has about reached the point where a reaction muet take place; but when the fact is taken into considera- tion that a large majority of the stock that enters tutu che daily sales is yet gicatly above ite real value, no argument can be adduced to satisfy a reasoning mind that inflated prices can stand for any great length of time. In the absence of news from the army or. by reports of temporary checks to the progress of our arms the share market may and will fluctuate; but the dead weight of the cer- tainty that the rebellion is in its last throes will as surely bring down stocks to their proper standard as that revulsion succeeds an overburdened mar- ket. There was cons derable excitement in New York Central and Erie Railroad shares, the former selling at 138 for cash and 133, seller ten days, the difference being caused by the fact that the books close on Friday next, and the election for directors will take place on Tuesday. Harlem declined 1%, Hudson River 14% and Reading 1. Prices at the half-past three o’clock board were steady at the decline of the afternoon, and in the street at five o’clock the market was more firm at the following quota tions: — York Central. re. Pittaburg and Fort Wayn Chicago and Reck Island. Michigan Southern. Reading...... Canton Compan; Governments are firm, coupon five-twentics being held at 10054 a 10034, and seven-thirty Trea sury notes are 106% a 106%. The speculators in gold entered the market this morning with the determination to advance prices, and opened the game at 149%—nearly one up from the closing sales of last evening; but they miscalculated the amount that might be offered, and the rash of sellers was too great for the open- ing figure, and prices in consequence immediately fell. Towards noon another spasmodic effort was made to put up the value; but that, like the first, failed to stand the willingness of sellers to dispose of their surplus. In the afternoon the price was for the third time run up, and the market closed weak at 14994. The following were the quotations during the da; 9 o'clock A. M. 12 o'clock M... 944 o'clock A. 124 o'clock P.M... 9 o'clock A. M lo'’clock P.M... 10 o'clock A M 1% o'clock P. M. ‘ 2 o'clock P. M. 2% o'clock P, M. SB o'clock P.M... 11d O'clock A.M . S o'clock P. M. 11 o'clock A.M —The receipts from custome, in¢luded in she above, were $174,000. | Subscriptions for $.20's (direc Deposited by ageote . Total Temporary loan 68,460 The #teamehip Persia to dey ‘took out £735,600 in epecie, ‘The subscription book of the National Bank of five millions of dotlars will remain open until the 17th inet., at the office of the United States Trust Company, 48 Wall etreet The Piret National Bank of this ity haw deter- mined to increase its capital to $300,000, and the subscription books will be opened on Saturday the Sth inst. The New York Central Railroad war progresse charming!y, and has now resolved itee!f into a re gular political campaiga over the election of anew Board of Directore, The bulla end the bears of Wall street, heartily disgusted at the aspect which the battle has assumed, have withdrawn from the contest, and left the leader@ and the leading jour- nals of both political parties 0 occupy the arena andtocarry on the conflict im a purely partican style. The catine of the diffcnity a. the basin of the war may be found inthe fe lowing “eur lines: Brasius Corning, democrat, President, Dean Richmond, democrat, Vice President. John V. L. Pruya, "Gthosbhe Pronsurer, Chauncey Vibbard, demegpat, Superintendent. —The repubiicans immagive that the managers of the road are in a poxitiowto exercise a large politi- ca! iafueace, and when parties are wearly equal in strength the polities of the State may be for the time under the control of the persons oceapying the above named positions; and from @ eonvic- tien of these facts arises the attempt they are now making to place the management of the road in the hands ef their partisan friends, ‘The election Yor directors will’ take place on the 8th instant, and the fellowing named gentlemen, or rather the requisite number of them, will be voted for by the republican er opposition party:— At the head of the list stands Dean Richmend, of Buttalo. He is a leader of the demceratié par- ty of this State, Chairman of the Democratic State Committee, and present Vice President of the road. His name is probably placed first on the list. of candidates to cover the designs of the re- publican wire pullers. Next comes Eben G, Spaulding, of Buffalo, a re- publican member of the last Congress, and Chair- manof the Committee of Ways and Means in the House of Representatives. He was a candidate for re-election in 1862, and was defeated, Col. Peter A. Porter, of Niagara, now in the ar- my. He was nominated by the republicans for Secretary of State, but declined to be a candidate. Freeman Clark, of Rochester, is the republican member of Congress elect in the Twenty-eighth district. He positively declines to ran for direc- tor. Thomas Hillhonse, of Geneva, republican. Was Governor Morgan’s Adjutant General, Gen. E. W. Leavenworth, republican, of Syra- cuse. Has frequently presided over republican State conventions, and wasa delegate to the Chi- cago National Convention that nominated Mr. Lin- ooln for the Presidency. F. B. Fitch, of Syracuse, is also named; but as he does not probably hold a sufficient number of shares to qualify him, the name of Thomas T. Da- vis, of the same place, will be substituted. Russell Sage, republican, of Troy. He was for- merly a director, but was turned out in conse- quence of his being interested in Western roads. Thomas W. Olcott, one of the republican leaders of Albany county. He ran for Congress, and was defeated, first by Erastus Corning,who eubsequent- ly resigned, and then by John V. L. Pruyn, and he will most:likely be defeated again by the same men in the present contest. Rufus H. King, @ republican politician of Al- bany. William Kelly, of Dutchess county. He was the democratic candidate for Governor in 1860, against Edwin D. Morgan. If elected a director he would represent the interest of the Hudson River road. Cornelius Vanderbilt. The name of Mr. Van- derbilt is placed upon the list as a blind, The op- position do not desire his election, neither will they vote for him. The other names are Chester W. Chapin, of Springfield, Massachusettes; C. H. Russell and Thomas Tileston, of New York, and William F. Weld, J. B. Forbes and Nathaniel Thayer, of Boston. The quarterly report of the banks of Ohio shows the following totals of leading items, as compared with the previous quarterly report and the No- vember reports in 1861 and 1862:— ret 1862. 177,500 Circulation. 6,915,475 10.90.94 9,522,493 Deporits . anos 430 11,283,209 9,814,009 6,664,202 The First National Bank, with $60,000 capital, is in proceas of organization at Lawrenceburg, Ind. The First National Bank has been organized at Marietta, Ohio. The First National Bank of Terre Haute, Ind., has declared a dividend of two and o Lulf per cent. The whole of the capital stock of $100,000 has been subscribed to the Second National Bank of Sandusky, Ohio. The rates of freight between this city and Cin- cinnati are now as follows:— Rail and By Rail. Lake. First class per 100 Iba. $i 80 $1 72 Second class per 100 Ibt 160 162 Third class 100 Ibe 120 110 Fifty bbis. four and over per bbl. 210 20 The Lowell Manufacturing Company have de- clared a dividend of sixty dollars per share, pay- able on demand; the Newburyport Submarine Company a dividend of ten per cent. The exports from Boston last week were $345,685, against $858,652 98 for the correspond- ing week in 1862, The imports for the same period were $623,586, against $262,685 for the cor- responding week in 1862. The cash balance in the hands of the Assistant Treasurer in Boston, at the close of business No- vember 28, was $7,744,487 65, showing @ decrease of $387,488 67 as compared with the close of the previous week. The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad for the week ending Noy. 21 were Bame time last year, $10:026 The following are the earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad during the third week in November:— Third week in November, 1863 . Same time in 1862.....+ $19,695 11, Increase. + $8,054 The earnings of the Chicago and Alton Rail- road during the week ending November 23 were as follows:— Week ending Noy. 3, 1863. Same time 1862. Increase: The following were the earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad during the week ending the 22d instant Week ending Nov. 22, $54,008 Same time last year. 36,683 Increase... .. +++ eee eens Bl 822 Stock Exe! igo Wrnweapay, Dec. Le ea x. cou 10034 380 she Erie RR... 104% 10054 do... b16 10435 Stoo Tr mr 3 10F&A 1004 on do. 48000 US 6'a, sAyroer,B 98 300 0. 1000 1} oa bas, ” 3) 100 ote 1000 Tenn 6's, 98... 59)6 10 do. : 89” 150 Erie RR 68 =: 100 Had Riv 90 66 Littio Miami RR. 140 s _— RR. 4 8000 Tol AWise m ex 100 vase D10 1; 1000 Bola Wad m. 85 ioe aici, bio Fe 4000 Pitts FWAC 3m 104 + de. 210 1000 Hud Riv RR be 103 boo Bitrere 46000 American gold. 14834 100 Biv ct 25000 do « 8% 100 tors 37 abe National Mk.. 104 700 do 100 Cantos Cosnpaay. B2ig 800 to 00 do $2% 260 1 Cent RR sorip. nee 100 do.... aa 100 do 360 do... Stig 300 ae 600 Camb Coal pritso S255, 100 do 1000 do 2 80 do 100 Bisg 200 do. Loo Bis 300 é. 100 Bim 200 Lo 31% £69 Cove Pluie RR. 6a $0 Ameri 20 «200 40... ..880 102 100 Quic 63° «(200 40 102 100 © »@ “0 de #30 124 500 %o Meo do DIO Lady 100 Bucks Co lead Co Lig 200 do... 180 108 300 Wy Val Coal Co., 634 800 Galena & Chie RR ic6y 210 Mariyona Min Co. 34 200 do how 3 200 do + 106% 1b 10 Paeine Mes. “ba 4 peat Tol RR.” 14a do... do. BIO 11a 150 Ly N ¥ Com AR, 0 do... B00 en IRR. i0ay do blo Bro atk du Ch ik re 1260 YO Tol A WobdkR 44 i) 40P Lie EIWACHI RR 815 200 400 €0,..... #80 BLN 00 seo do 100 BLY 100 20 a £00 xo do 20 wo W0AondaderrebiLKR . v. Dai ik ag? Sronm,—Small sales of French rosin were made aud Of Brewed at £37. OuoKe—Further sales of 950 cn ah city have been “Footone cee swe pete vEMONS, — * , 888 do. cut meats and 276 do, lard. ots mar ruled steady to-day, and there w tw any articlos while prices were unchanged. The de- mand tor pork was fair, and with very light recei the stock is steadily diminishing. The limited nuinbe! tattimg in the West, the bigh price of corn, ren- dere the trade very sanguine with regard to the suture, io view of which the rise and fall of gold exerts less in 09 60 Cor a’ 100 oa Huevee on the pork market than ip almost apy otber * 2 gammods y- The movement in beef continued ‘air, and 4 . ‘ul prices were realized for all kinds, Bee 100 0 Fach #50 210 hams were steady without change in prices. Bacon Pe ” ceil pees iss wos in moderate demand, and the market was uuchauged. Cut meats were steady, ut Lard was in ood request and The sales were 1.500 bbis. new mess pork for 300 rt Duary At $20. 400 bbis on the spot at $14 3744 a $16 60 200 do, for oid mess, $18 1244 4718 3744 for new do., and $12 a 300 a $12 124 for prime; $00 bbls, beef at $12.25 $13 75 for 2000 Erie ER Wester: mess. and $14 a $15 for extra do.; 1.200 do un. 200 Erie RK ingvected do. $13, 1,500 tierces do. on private terms, 150 bbls. Western beet hams $18, 1,600 bbie. and tierces lard for debivery on private terms, and 2,500 do on the spot at lige. a 121.0. Dressed hogs sold at 744¢, a 8c. for city hor at meats, Ditier aud cheese, were quiet at previous Pfethoisvx.—Receipis 1,448 bbls. The market ruled steady to-day, but holders mauiested great firmness which had restricied transactions. The stock is rather Jaruor than was generally anticipated, yet it shows a larce falhng off as compared with last month, Tue exports continue fair, and the daily sales aro now confined mostly to legitimate transactions—very littie speculation. The sales were 750 bbls crude chietly at 2éc. @ 27c., 2.200 do, 200 Mich © oti 468? OR eRe. 815 qe » 16 do. refined, in bond, on the spit at 42c a 48c , including 1,000 do, bbie, for export at 42c. : 600 do, free, from 0c. a 520. do. for ight straw to while, aud 53c. for prime white. Ben- do. zine was dull and puminal at 24c. 200 do, Prvrer.—300 bags black sold at 27. a 28c. 300 do Svaar doll without sales of moment, At auction 46 400 do. New Orleans brought 13c_a 13}¢c., four months. 200 Cleve & Pi TatLow steady: sales 150,000 Ibe. Eastern, Western 300 Gal & Chi and city at 12c. Liaie. 200 Chic & Tonacon.-725 hnda. Kentucky sold at prices ranging 400 - 102 from 7},¢. to 27¢., and 120 cuges seedleaf at 20c. 100 Chic & N W Cc 46 Winskey was again decitodly higher, owing to a 1800 Pitts, FLW&CHRR 81 threatened increase of taxation duri:g the next session 100 ‘de 830 80 | of Congress. Sales 1,500 bbls., closing at 80c. for West- 100 803% | erp and 7c. for Stat sans g 38 100 ae SHIPPING NEWS. eens RANA ann par. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—TH Ha: ¥-Pave THnee o'C10cx P.M. SUN RISES. . 300 aba NY Cen RR. 1% BUN sETS- too he ~~~ Port of Now York, December 2, 1863. CLEARED. shone Potomac, Bherwood, Portland—H B Cromwell * Bark Gen Cobb, Dutliey, Calcutta—Tueker, Cooper & Co, Bark Edisto, Flinn, Getle—Tupper & Beatile. ark New Or'eane’(Brem), sanders, Cadize-C Lulinc. aq yirk Grenmar (Nor), Nielson, Gtbraltar—Fonch, Meineke en * Fark Gampanero (Br), Dubel, Palermo. gRitk Bile (we), eleran, Rio Janelro—Funeh, Meluoke It Hark Dione (Br), Stephens, Montego Bay, Ja—G F Bulley. (Cleared Ist.) Bark Harvest, Hutchings, New Orleans—A Bell's Son. Bark Invest gator, Carver, New Orlcans—Walsh, Carver & New York Evening mTRERES: Nive o'Ciock P. M, sano seo gold 13 1004 Brix Favorit (Norweg), Runderson, Queenstown—Funch, Meineke & Wi Bris Polly ‘Jones (Br), Lont, Matamoros—D R Dewolf om (BE), Steer, Kingston, Ja—George F Bulley. Brig Prot Brig Henry Thackeray (Br), Matthews, Port au Prince—R (Clo ired Lat. array, Jr. Brig H Havelock (Br), Smith, Antizua—G Weasela Brig Teresita (Br), Hil. Olenfiregos—Tucket & Lizhivourn, Brig Henrietta (Hr), § rmuda—MeCail & Friib, Brig Urania (Br), Bradford, St George-G F Bulley. hr Oasis (ir). Wilson, antigua—Brett. Son Co. Rohr Jas A Brown, Cotte, Haran Ward & ( Schr W if Sargent, Coombe, Mausanilla—Miller & Hough- ton. ‘Schr Lone Star (Br), Cary, &t Martin—Brett, Son & Co. Schr Amelia Ann (1 ir), Kneas, Nassau. NP—Jos Eneas, Schr t (Br), Gow, St Jobu, NBD R De Bohr Chief, Godtrey. Fort Giinch. Schr J B Spofford, Longatreet, Fortress MonrocmB C Wheelie & Co. Schr Ann Turner, Hooper, Fortress Monroe—B C Wheeler Co, Beni Higgins Washington—L my Renr Hobare Robinson, Washington—Van Brunt & Slacht, Schr 0 L Vandervoort, Chase. Philadelphia—Baker & Day: ‘Schr H Fuller, Hamilton, Bo ston L Hatch, Schr Princesa, Lovell, Boston—8 W & Rehr Armatitio: Ohase, New Bedford--Ferguson & Wood. Steamer J S Green. Mulliner. roan cae Bteainer Octorara, McLaugniin. Baltimore Steamer Franklin. Young. Baltumore. Nov 24, Nov 29. $ 2mRIVED. sated fon fe yapeke ssh "hues Hisces, Frou aliragoane ttdeamship Daniel Webster, (U, # transport), Sherman Ls ag 42 hours, to US Quartermaster. re "APisteniu, ‘New Orleans, 16 days. with nf re john rn Freeman {of Boston), Crowell, New Orleans, 16 aetrig"h Ricsarda (new) Donovan, Machtas, 10 days, with be son & Clapp. ‘cbr Lima. (Br. (BD. ‘O'Brien, St Johns, PR, 10 days, with su- wolf, . to Brlg Jim Crow (Br), Sheehy, Warans, 15 days, in ballet, “aris § RAlen, Baker, Reaatort, NO, & days, with naval “air Jee Brophy (of Castine), Mulling, 8t Kitts, 13 days, salt, to Metcalf & Duncan. hr Dearborn -( Br), Harriman, Havana, 10 days, with a1 gar. to i ‘brJ T Robpi: Norfolk. hr re atu mford, Chincoteague. mpd. louse Iniet, 10 di eae Gate Bhiniecock, Zi. be acral a rie, Newbern, NC, hr iio Bilis Ws Schr TH W iohneon to US Quartermaster. in Joep ne. (U 8 transport), Gremley, Washington, “meaner ‘Em pire, i be A tint ‘Steamer Concord, Norm orm Bteamer fgg ‘Drake. Fhilsdelphia: Bream Bor Philade! Steamer Torrnnee, "Phiibrick. Paste Beamer EM ree. ‘Trout, Pafiadelphia. Steamer Falcon, Jones, Providence. SAILED. I1st—Bteamers Vidette, Bowmanville ships Rtar of the Unten, Lotus, St Ubaries, Gratitude. Kilen Austin; barks. genson, necpis Star, Stontern briga Elizabetn, Volant, Pas) Emil, schrs H Manton, Oleander, 4 Blue, D. f3 Sawyer, ¥ Wm His Hen: A s 18 3136 Michigan sche 7 CumberlandCoal 81 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Waovzspay, Dec. 2—6 P. M. Astize.—Receipts, 27 bbis. Pots have declined 25c , closing at $8 50, with sales of 30 bbls. Pearls are nomi- nally $9 75. Breapsrurre.—Receipts, 10,774 bis. flour, 739 bbis. and 766 sacks corm meal, 167 sacks buckwheat flour, 193,420 bushels wheat, 12,170 do. corn, 118,949 do, oats, 7,605 do, nye, 16,669 do. barley. ‘The flour market ruled quiet, and prices of State and Western were without ma terial change. The high figures current have the eect to.restrict the demand to the actual exigencies of the trade and to almost entirely cut off shipments; but as the atock is moderate for the season, and shipments from the ‘West, by water, have about ceased, holders do not press Miscellaneous. Awxrnican Liorps’ Supplement for Dec 1 has been received from the publishers, Mensrs Taylor, Hartshorne & King, 35 street. We find in this number & new names, besides resurveys. wales, and seem confident in the etability of high Suir bea eg 1099 tona, buslt at Beobarrpett in prices daring the winter months. Good aud | }&6!: has been sold on "private terms, to go under the British choice extras are in very small supply, and these are relatively higher than the low grades, which are not so much sought after, in the ab- sense of any considerable export movement. Ihe sales are 9,500 bbls, the market generally closing strong. Canadian and Southern flour were well held, but the demand was limited to the present wants of the we sales of 500 bbis. of the former and 800 bbls. of the at quotations below. Rye flour sold to the extent or 380 bbls. within the range of $5 76 a $7, as in qual! oa Corn meal ruled steady, with ’8 moderate demand: Suir Wreanp Kino. A146, 1398 tons, built at Richmond in 1864, has been sold at $52, Wratina Bric Svsax, of Sag Harbor, 134 tone has bern sold to New York partios for $3500, without whaling gear, S100P Rane, of Sandwich. about 40 tons, has been sold to Capt A SsChers ud, of Edgartown, for $700. Swarow, Sep 23—On the nights of the 16th and I7th Sept, inte port Was Visited by s severe trpbooa, causing al vessels in port to drag more or less. Several collisio The French bark Stolle ‘ell fou) of the American bane Lillie, Knowles, di — +3 (03,4 a and afterwards carry! weprit rying joa ship, Howard—all three vessels being severely damaged. Notice to Mariners, 300 bbis. at $6 aaa, ” 25 for Brandywine mr Notice is hereby given that the Can and ye Buoy on $6 40 for caloric, Wo quote apring Point Ledge and Stantont’s Ledges in Port Shpertine State and Western flour. $5 96.0 615 Rave been Femoved and thelr Places supplied with Extra State.......... sees 6268 640 rer Sy cru of the Ls I SORHODS Common to wg Western T1008 745 BINKLEY, Lighthouse Clerk, Ist dist. Good to cl 7458 945) Porsand, Nov 27, 186%. toes ieee Wroteme 08 ere bd k Tropic Bird, r, art at New Bedf Good to choice extra do, 815 010 75 fram the, AGantie cs Osean, Wetterm. Ground Ge 2 wit Oommon Canadian. 8 90.8 6 40 | ap: sent home and sold Oct 18, 6458 900 “bark Matta porwsett, Bee! ‘eatport, 70 ‘p.siose lear, 6% a 700 | I Lae Sa) ep a told: isi, ship dea arnold. Heriiete of caseel= dust Gniahed volling a 40 bbl wh, making 76) bbls 27 00 8 27 60 ip ito ata from New Redford 26th ult for Paeite Ovean, 325 a 3 60 hips Arnolda. Hawes; Chas W Morgan, Landers; barks ‘wheat market was buoyant, and though prices can. | Canton Packet, Alle tod Merlin, Baker sd from New Bede sellers: North Pacific Ocean, ot baa po ning Lin bi This epee lene rr at San Francisco prev to $d inst, with 2, B, was at San Francisoo 84 inst, disg her Invineible, for Sat and then bound a, and No it Reason, cisco for Honolulu n, MB, vas at Bt Helene Se taken 120 ound ad Bark Or ae of hin ‘was off Gractosa, eo ceengs S 30, from $1 Pane TI ST for winter red Western last Cruise. amber Michigan, $1 80 for prime white do. and $1 42 for Canada club. The corn market was dull ond lc, a 2c. lower, aeadartnw eae cy og ey IE | decline, The 108 at $1 200 $1 22 for Western mixed, in Face ery i Western islands, Sept 17, bound in for recrultey with 20 4p last cruiee—470 Bark Faweriane, Gray, NB, was in Arctic Ocean Aug 4, with ay with $1 a1 0 figure. Rye $1 38, thot wales Pfs ~+¥ ance. Gate mere “tan end lc. off at the ply me oe closing at §8c. a for State and Weat- jeatern sold £00, early in the day; but that pried wack not not be obtaired forerge jots later, Barley And barley melt were qu et and prices nofhinal. Raeswax Was firm. 2,600 lbs. Western sold at 48e, a Be. Corren dull at 79. a 80c. for middling uplands. Sales Bird Island, In aia. ‘trom Honotuty Sept Bark " Hy for Chile and New Zealand gro In Gen aon tte. Reporta heard from CorrEn very quiet, without sales worthy of note. ° iiss | sia. % wh: Herries CaNDLes were firm, with fair sales, comprising 4,800 ate Ivers, de, "44 Mount Wollna: boxes city adamantine, part at 21c a 23e. Daver.—1.800 Ibs. seneca Foot for export on pri- vate terme: 26,000 do extract logwood, 12c.; 6,000 do. mM thus, 2c. 30 tons soda ash on private terms: 2,000 . Nutgalle, 47 35c., and 460 do. byd, poseh, 8 $3 S14. Faennts.—Enga; ements to Liverpool ioe! },000 burbele whest ny daca ‘ondy the lower rate by an American, 1,000 bbe. flour, 18. 34,; 100 Se koe a Benjamin, NL, do; Jireh nd in the worl in Juiy, Lett the weather to Honoluln, Spoke avg. ronson, NI. 4 whe: 10th, Cathars cites Hone, NB. Tarnerian Ni. uropa, Crosby. Nin 807 Pavia, We Mavtha 34, Daly. do. + Zoe, Sitamons, do, 1 wh and good tra: nent iene, Winsiow, NB, 700 ep, was at Strong's sian Ju) Bark Triton, Packard, NM. wae at Jarvis Toland Jnoe 16, no oil #ince leaving rory Knerland, Son a arctis Oceun ‘Ave 10, 7 was, Marthe 24, Daily, ‘to mie Kuphrates, Hatha oy: Rarber. NB. fromArctic Ocean for 53) N lon 49° W, 100 wh this season. nd, Jones, NB, 16 day’ from Anite tor Ho noiutn, 16 mos out, 2€00 bbim, Ovi —, las 29, 10m I men, es wt Yalparniso, Mayhew, heuce for Bam Francieco, Oct 2924 N. lon 85 18, at ip hocenm Chase, hence for San Francisco, Oct 18, lat lon Bhip tomy} agen from Penang for Boston, Sept 20, X “hip don from Baasein for Falmouth Ship Joon P mon ‘ int 8 ton aha (and wae seen, no date, of Cape Good puptota x Caepiee: Swap. from Akyad for England, Oct i Chew, from Bombay for Liverpool, no date, off ach, from Baltimore for Acapulco, Oct 4, puter part lun €d.; per steamer 1,000 tierces beef, ba. a OR 6d which ina decline, end 2,000 en buttor and cheege iM and 8% or, “sisuanen ta 1 butter, 608.’ To Antwerp, 200 tone To Marseitien, 600 bbis. pairolcus, eavy pipe staves., & Davieh bark i he oy Pam eg gag full arco petrol inn brig to Tianie ne’ ‘uate 1eisog, ‘The. per wn vase Toasts Mata. Pearmes we note further sales of 2,500 Ibe, Weetern At Ole, cant reer —ibere a fair demand, and the sales were fare. comprising £68 kegr Bordeaox plume at 14550., 4.200 boxes ramps at $3 00 & $4 for layer ad J3 80 a $3 00 for boned, and 1,600 balt ond quarter boxes at corresponding rates, 600 Boxes Messina lemons at $4, and 200 do, Ha vane orange at $7 60, ewe wae au 4, except in Manila, in which we hear of rales of 5 S8@ bales here and to arrive at (Zio. cash Wn steady amles 200 bales new at 20. a 28e, for with ales of 60 bhde, Cuba murcovaco 160 bbi8 New Oriewns be, for old le, for dew. At auction 281 bbie Orleans Drouahs $46. & T0c,, part Rew crop, four KALia. Fry Syemy tye Voster, Jr, trom Liverpool for NYork, Nov 12. a Rasp ha aioe from Callao for London, Nov Pacific, Morgan, benee for NOrieans, Nov 21, lat 31 30 an ” Hee Boreham, hence for NOrleans, Nov 22, lat 32 ‘on 7| Sn! Rien Hinks (Am), Aug 26, lat 3¢ 198, lon 19 12 BE. Ship Kentncky (Am). ateering 8, Oct 15, 1a 10 N. lon 23 W. Bark Lisntt ot, oud, from Hoaton for River Plate, Nov 2 dat 204 037 Bark Ch ‘ale Fre, 20 days from Eqgtport, tat 4825, lon Mark § Waterman, from NYork for Antwerp, Nov M, off Start Point Raré Zin Jat 3920. Ion 73 Bark Harvest Moon, Berry, from Porttand for Cuba, Nov 25. lat 39. lon 72 50, Novy 27, la ab rndant, 2063 (American), bound & ‘a. Stevens, hence for Belire, Hon, Nov 22 from Searsport for Havana, Jules Cevard. 84 lat 14.40 N, Jon Borer cn Ports tabr Mart ‘04, Nov 19 17a. Oct for NYork 4 days, f Jand; Sagamore. A) bison. tor London Hope do; Pocahontas, iain for NYork do: Garnet, rad. ford, for Fast Indian Hovt, tor Hong Kong do. v&. for Colombo do: Rutland, Lacraham, for yuna, Garrick, for Bombay Southern for da do; Amy Warwick, Leary, and Mary Bla Oct 9, Mary. W Ope Haytiey, more; and others, ive wnoot. Nov 18—Arr Andrew Jackson, Johnson, 8 Jobs, lg 3 Laavayns, Nov Tn P port barks: Thos Dallett, Duncan, m Philadelphia, and White Wing, ‘irk Samson, Delano, for NYorb » Patermo, Nov 7— Burra Leone, Oct 21-In ‘tehip MC Stev, rocke, for Baltimore Zain, ee pre Bt Jonxs, PR, Nov25—In port bark Florence, for Balti- more 8 daya. Nov 18-1 Kirts, Nov rt bt Sap rein ph ey, rig Agnes, for Phiadelphia ¢ NB, Nov 26—Arr eke Matthew Kinney, Ogier, im Tarte Hay. CGH, Oct 8-Sld Morning Star, Grant (from NYork), Shanghae, aupany, uostevenrsa® Zone jor schrs Gal . ; Clay. Delano. New Bediord. (tom Lovell, Boston: Hi. BOSTON. Dec l—Arr st-amers_ Maria Lave, Winslow, De- trolt via Hs ork: Saxon, Matthews Phatad Br), ren, Kinsman, London, Vv 24-—In port Brig Romance, for Balti- port rN, t iniry, Hichard, Reanfort Pater, Phi. Iadelphin: Fiying Dragon. U is, Bid barks D: Webster, Champion, Oak, Lacon'a, BALTIMORE, Deo l—-Arr rein ship Albert. Klemp, Vax neia: bark E Williams, Sleeper. Dix Ile: brigs Ne Janeiro; Geors Leavitt. Gardena low. Br ship Per j hark Svetina. from Den Mel Pin cham, BR iw (Nor), Jensen, Cork for SN Smith, Kenner, Providence; Alexander, Young, Jersey City. Sid sbip MV HANGOR, Nov 280d briga Volant, Dodge, Washin. 1G Regere Fenton, NV ork; ree ae pete Weise, Bab Snow . Georta vauehriats EW Ten, mand Ph pist, Homer, New York: 30th, shi Dumbarton (new ns), Ross, Queenstown for orders; bark Antietam, Keller, Manritina. BRISTOL, Nov 20—Arr achr Mediator Simmons, Fal! Rive er for NYork, Sid 30th, achirs CP Stickney, Garwood, Phila deiphias Ninatin, Wilson. NV or FALL RIVEIG Nov 2)—-Arrachr RL Tay, Cain, Philadel pola for Dighton. “Sid sehr George Hofman, Champia, Phd. re schrs E Barnes, Clifford, and § Clark, Griffin, Foss. NYor! Dei Elizat HOLMES’ HOLE Nov /0.P M—Are xchts Damon. teh. er, Port Ewen for Roston; Cabot. Weatherspool, NYork for do}; HS Boynton, Herrick, H nein Lin for do (Br), Maguire, NYork for Bt son, Star. Julian, JAMESTOWN, brig George Amos. schr DL Stuyges, Norr Luther. Thomaston t r. MACHTAS, Nov 18-8 may Ko is E2 b aumwarting, Ruby. Pare RI, mare tw Dten Tay from Bosten for hs fo tor Bartimor lithe ance ‘ork, kinbam. and Dok mpton. Milver. Eliza rid ‘SRDFORD, Deo 1-Sid scr § Waterman, Chase, SNEWRURY PORT, Nov 22—Sid schrs White Sea Lee, New: , a * & te ° e ry for Pinindelphia; Bos on for Port Roya , BC. S0th—Sid rigs radro (Tir), Wallace, from Bowon or New York; Ha riet, Sedgley, Bath for do: Julia B Arey, Hopkins Ban<or for Georee.own, DC; Wau KR Sawver Tracy, Mili- brd_e for NYork: sebr Frances Newton, Coombs, Quimey for Washington Mary i ee Snow Bangor for NYork: E iva La’ do tor NYork; 8 K Hart, Lansil. do for do Gov onster for do; JE i Ut Foster, Milloridve do: ‘Vandalia, Sawver, do for lizabeh, Groves, Bath for NYork; Mail. Merrill ner for ‘do: Maria Roxana. Palmer Philadelphia: Roninson. ig ha wr, Robbins, NYork; Reno, Fortress: Monroe: Franklin. Baat Vane las Tou Elizabeth, ‘Trane Cohen on: NYor« Dolphin, ders, dot win, — ee All W Thor awea Kew Rediont or im, W Bristol for io; Vincent Congiom Providenon tor Hiden, NO apa Rie ‘oblet:h dg for N¥or: Uarvest, Corwin, 40 for do. ES ‘che Bmeline, MeLain, Rockland for NYork. : t NDON. Nov 80—Arr schr A © Reeves, Young, t rise for Norwich, Sid schr Brandywine’ Corson, nia, Dee I-tarr schrs A Crandall, Lampher, Rorwich for Port wai; Chase, Mills-and. Vigvanc Baunders, Providence fee: fork; JC Chew, Siunnons, Tannton for do; Floronee, E- ‘ zabethiert for Norwich: Malcom. We \ ferman Rondout; Seraph, Allen, ‘Norwich for NYore, Sid Fs achr Telegraph, Gray (from Norwich). Porto Rica Upwards: 9f 80 so! ra hound W put into Ve lower harbor last evening ond re main thy Wind WSW, frean. . NEW HAVEN, Nov WeArr whee Od Zack, — Phila. delphia; Detroit, —, Elizabethport; Cabot, Bull, NYork, 1. sehr Anna Bel, Bowdoin, Mayagres, PT ROYAL, Nov 19—Aer bark “auny Kale j,priee 3 Ht Kens ion do; achra E i ten ic. NYork (and cld 25th ‘bit. a Thentaid. do (and cli 24th ty Ferien: se Swift, Morr's Islund (and cla 25th Qrando, and J W Ponder, ¢ Crewe, 05 3 23d. nial, Irbikid late 2 i y ass Venta, Pa ten, do; awd Dilom, ~ Ludiam, Pht fron: stan "oe. Houston Lippincott, and) G ta Hawes, and Althta, Babrs. do; schra bo e. NYork: Dirigo, Cook, Vitiade! ary Ts Boston ; 261. brig Moves ‘ Mul ord. Avis, ang Lath 5 earn eat Bi hott, do; Ann & PHILADELPHIA, No’ bs Ker, Host on; bark Due Cognatt (A brige Thomas Walter, Wester’ Spencer, Port Royal; S ¥ Adams fer, Cooinbs, W ston; # It Smith, Binh to Tibbetts, do; Mary Gay, Ju kann. Sewpor Qritfen, "Somerset: sehrs, J J Spenie Montevina, Wheiding, Barace Port Hoyal; A} artieit Bartlett, he Ramery for Ise of Wight via N pelaiei. pune, Keni . W ‘ J asken, Golirey: NOrleans; John W'S = Port Royal, Gh Ned! ord? Abbe i Br Gros, Rtenear, New part; Georg he'Salie T Charur | wows, ‘Dee i—arr beg Glendale, Panderkin. Key West: schre Ca W Benedict, Elis, NYork;' A 80e Cid brig Wim Crevvy, Litt Sharp, Port R ke Howard, Newb: Bri hegon H Perkins, Dy Elis, Benedict, NLondon, AND, Deo 1Arr bark James E Ward, TE ROVIDENC E, Noy 30— Arr steamers Falcon 9 ty Colnonn, | Biaue Inlet, 8 Nickels, ones ane b Arron tel Baer, 1 psa bey Or age Pri > k. ores 4. ‘hiladel pia: r) Staatel jelow. la Sith, Smith, rem Pllad pa Ge dour, Daniele, News J. aM ark NJ. Sid fei Ban} Lva, Northup: MH aiming Gladatn Peterson, AH. Kenyon. and Ana ‘ork. Ricariy Goblowh, Pizabedbpert. ny ‘L&R 8in th. smith, SULLIVAN, Now as—Arr sche Union, Foss, N Yor 29th, schr Haleyon, King, do. . SALEM, Nov 30—Arr hrs Joa Co Nov 27~Arr sehra A P&G W aos, FP item ‘ ethports 28th, Diamoéd, Brown, do; Lamartine, Gurney, MISCELLANEOUS. | Bw a ae. BE ORTH RA wit STER, ic WEATHER BTRIPS and WIN-- otaliy exarude fe Wind, Rain, Ynow and Dasds from the crevices of doors and windows, without interfer- ing with the iree use of tenes They aave one-half the fuel. atup the And are deadeners of sound from For circular, with reierences to thousand af’ our shoel Fo apeciable citivens, eri HE PATENT 3 Mar ARLtO WEATHER 8TRIP BOND STREET, rem 25 "Pinot Rabie cure of blindness tn New Fark. performed by Mra ond street, Metapny~ Peat Pnysictan on ihe By e kerend Tur T Charies Hazlet, of 25) Went Forty eighth str veen bind in my righ ht that | baw War ert could nor divcesn the } leit eye, #0 that T pad \ wr nipeed part of my i os sult erty Providentiely | a Metaphyeival Discurery, an obtained the merticine. || fecions on the eres the eye that w tress f eased) my yuck fon pee ae ‘Gosved {vous my nome, . were imemediate ¥ parca nm vat t yah |. Rann! * + Dealners, Roles to J tered. Neen teem Rr with al ducewre 1 Head and Throat, La packed for ve@spateh to any sodress fn wee works LBARATED POOR RIG [HARD'S Bi i WATER, $1. RENOVAT 10 Arch stvee! ‘Yritsdelphia, ama Lime wery will positively cheamse the aye iT Barofula, Ry erga tL te enone he ze, torched: ihe cause of m T {pwns part