The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1864, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wepnespay, Nov. 9—6 P.M. The disposition to speculate for a rise in gold and stocks, which has been held more or less in abeyance for the last few weeks, in view of the pending election, showed itself strongly to-day, and the course of the market for both was in ac- cordance with our prediction, The gold quota- tions were as follows:— M. 2.15 P.M Ey S15 PM 32 05 P. 400 P.M... 1.16 P. 4 5.35 P.M. 1.25 P. At the sare session mn of the Board of Brokers the market opened strong, and considtrable buoyancy was imparted to it by the spirited bidding asthe call progressed, The closing quotations showed the following variations from those of yesterday | 500 shs cai morning:—Erie advanced 3%{, New York Central 2%, Hudson River 2%, Reading 33%, Al and Terre Haute 4, Michigan Southern 3, Illinois Central 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, Chicago and Northwestern 2%; preferred 3%, Chicago and Rock Island 314, Milwaukee and Preirie du Chien 1%, Pittsvurg, Fort Wayne and Chicago 4, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 3, Mariposa 2, Quick- silver 14, Cumberland Coal 334. Government securities were firm,‘with an up- ‘ward tendency. Coupon sixes of 188] advanced % 2%, coupon five-twenties +4, new issue 24 One year certificates were steady at 9514. . State and bank stocks were neglected, and rail- road bonds dull, but firm. After the call the improvement continued, and t the open board, at one o'clock, a general further advance of % a 2 per cent took place. At the second regular board prices were lower, and compared thus at the close with those of the morning:—Erie advanced 4%, Hudson River & §4, Michigan Sovthern 5{, Rock Island n Central 44. New York Contral de- clined Y%, Cleveland and Pittsburg %{, Chicago and Northwestern 4%. Tlineia Central, Cumber- land and Mariposa were steady. Government securities were strong at an ad- vance. Coupen five-twenties improved 24, coupon fives of 1881 %. Seven and three-teaths Treasury notes sold at 107. At the open board, at half-past three, the mar- ket was stronger and quotations higher. The loan market has been active to- under an increased demand for money at seven per cent on call. The partial stringency and unse ttled | feeling which have prevailed for the last few days | in monetary circles are attributed by some to the bugbear of a new government loan, but this has exercised hardly any influence. The immediate cause is more correctly traceable to the calling in of loans by the national banks and the curtailment of their lending power by the drafts of the Treasury upon'them in their capacity as despositories of public funds. This at the same time has induced the observance of greater caution on the partlof the State banks, while it has increased the demand for their loan- able resources. The amount of moncy required to carry goldis very large, and high rates are paid for accommodation by the specie brokers an1 operators. Wide differences are paid for time options on the Stock Exchange, owing to this condition of the money market. In the discount line there is very little being done. The quantity of commercial paper offering is very small, and only first class names are marketable. ‘The rate for these varies from nine to twelve per cent, with exceptional transactions at short dates at eight. Foreign exchange is firm, in sympathy with the course of gold, but the rates are unchanged and the demand is not active. Currency quotations only Py hold good for the moment, owing to the ceaseless changes in the gold premium. The gold rates for bankers’ sterling at sixty days are quoted at 109% a %, and 11] at short sight. Merchants’ bills are still out of request at 103 a 4%. The news of the burning of Atlanta and the cap- ture of the privateer Florida was not received with unqualiffed satisfaction by the ‘bear’ party .in gold, owing to inferences suggested by the first respecting Sherman's military position, and a fear in the other case that we might possibly become entangled in a dispute with Brazil in consequence, neither of which con- siderations, however, are entitled to importance. The increased legitimate demand for gold con- sequent upon our reduced exports is assisting toa certain degree speculation for a rise. Those for the week ending on the 7th inst. compared in value thus with those of the correspondinz period in 1862 and 1863:— 1864. 1843. $1,874,005 $3,539,038 Our imports have simultaneously decreased, but not to the extent which our exports have during the last three months. ‘The prime reason for the advance in gold to-day and its prospective further advance, is, however, based upon the result of the great event of yester- day, which leads the majority of those who are capable of influencing the gold market to look for along continuance of the financial policy which has already degraded the value of the currency to less than thirty-nine cents on the dollar. This, therefore, ought to act as a warning to the administration o1d Congress to avert threatened disaster by the pro adoption of measures calculated to arrest the growing evil of paper money inflation, responsibility rests on our legislators and the government in the administration of the national finances. They must deprive specula- tion of its power, so far as it is possible for judi- $5,215810 | gue BS Tivo Bape, 2 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, . Se a oe taping sober Si 9 iget. ‘The second night ne party g par 103% a ++ 880 1036, ry Al & t Haute RR SECOND BOARD. eA ane ad eS a VRB 53 2 100 she “i 0 iat OU Ss 82 tar on Reading RR, Ako ior 30 do.. Onio & Mins . seer, Sel ‘ 12000 ameri old. |) 255a¢ ‘ oh 108 "30% Ri. Ty bo camber ac om iT 50 Df. He 100 5 40, 400 pearl 60) Mari; doy = 100 Mich Central N¥ Cen te a Co) do... 30 pee Gen! et BR ag 100 NY ou) a 4 no a 47 10) Erie RR. 3 tog % t 10 if 200 $00 Clevo.d 7. 200 Erie RR Beh 106 go one & Wock Tat 815 bi 400 udape wer RR. 12 | B00 bio 136, aoa alt by au Ob RR, oe ri) 1A, coro oats, rise i for bi cladt 1,000 drm. Supe: Rye th Corn D —the for w Asues —“eceipts 66 bbls. fud prices were wholly nominal. Breapsrvrrs.—Receipts 19,009 bbls. flour, 120 bags Gommcn to t ey aud extra do, c mm u Canad bome trode busbels at $2 2 $2 50 a $2 51 for a: ter demand and fir l 62 a$l 54 for Cin> sales for € frm CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. * Wapnespay, Nov. 9—6'P. M. The market was very qyict, meal, 27,440 bushels wheat, 475 do, corm, 27,512 do. aud 7,000 do, bariey. The flour market, ynder the n gold, was 15c. to 20c. higher, with a fair demand ome consumption and a good speculative inquiry, the sales include 21,009 bbls, State and Western (ia. a State for all December at $10, ry at $11 10, and 3,000 bbis, 9g 1 000 bbis e: dbis. do, for all J do. {or the last twenty days in November at $10 40), 700 Southern and 600 Conadian, Rye flour was quiet, but quote:— $9 75 a 10 00 al045 a 10 60 Core meal was firm and scarce, W. rue State and Westerp flour. Stat 11 090 5 all 40 2145 a 1210 Ul 25 a 14 60 i ni lo m meal, puncheons, * wheat market algo advanced 3c. a6c, with a good demavd aud @ smal! suopty; sales 80,009 for No, 2 Chioago spring, $2 58 a $2 4335 inter red weste S31 for ember Milwaukee avd spring. Rye was in raver bet- vith sales of 15,000 bushels at Bar'ey was steady and firm; jor Canada East and $1 99 W coutinned inactive, but Too corn market was tm moderaie cemind aud 2c. : 00 bushels at $l 70a$1 74 for mixer u. Oats wee in demand and higher at 910. a or Western ailoat aud 9234 c. for do. ih We notice sales of 50,000 teen days in jie Tourket was more active to day, the di under tue ales wero be 15,900 bushels at $4 anuga West Rar ey wm vadwanced 6c. per Ib.. with ap tacrease| business, chi dy spevalative; sales 1,00) vaies. We quote — Uparg. Fiorids atolile, N. O.€T. Ordwary. 1.0 12k 26 Middirtur Mii 142 143 Good middling. 146 lit 143 FRED UTS Chor active. Hagagemeuts to Liver, pou! per a a 25 tons tallow 78., and por tr ida. 7,500 tunnel wheat at 2!d, te bulk, aad 49 tous sperm oil at ~ Hay was steady at $1 25 a $1 25 for skipping, anu $1 40 &$1 50 fur reiail joie, tors.—O'd were ecerce, w! a good demand: sales 10. bles old at Ie, do, Dew at 40¢. a S0c.—fatier price tor one IN 82 with Rosins dali but Grm, Mo! 96 boy at $1 terms pot to be made publ O1s,—Ia linseed there new were plenty. with Bie. ond BO GO Was rather firmer, with email sales uf Beogal at 80 casb. Navat Stores.—S| turpentine was quiet tut firm, $236 and Argericsn at $240. wall sales Oo: Freuch at LASS WHS ib steady demand and firm, with sulrs of ds, Porte Rico at $i 10 and 135 bdis. New Urleans 29, caso, also 20 bbda. Cuba muzcovado, sola on been rather more d zat the uaeanced prices: gales, 3,000 galions at 31 40. now held higher, avd 5,000 gaito ats. bia. OF PR boet ket regula $41 a $42 (or prime moss, market for beef was more acti upward: sales 1,600 bbis. ut $9 a $15 for country masa, $14 an but and ja the Cut mea:s continue firm, witb a moderate business doiwg; sales of 270 packages at 17c. a 19c. lsc. 9 at set 9e., eam, 4c. a was firmer, at 16c. a 25c. for common to prime. PETROLEUM —Receipts, in gold created consilerabie excitement, and refined oil in particular was decidediy higher, large, ia urew the spot T13ge.'a 72\c. for next mopih lots, 86¢. a Sic. Rick.—The market ruled dull , ond we 15 do, eut meit as quite active however, rather beavy; $30 60 for old mess, ame aud Jansary ; 250goxes Cumberland cu atlsisc., and 600 do, long cut home at 193¢¢., to arrive in January and Fobra ry. with r 19%c. nigher prices im toe future tusn has recently been manifested. The sales were 1,109 bbis. crude at 4540. 0 deliverable in Lecember, 40.” Of crude whale webave to notice sales of 100 at $1 42, which is #n wivance, —Market quiet pnt firm: Receipts, 172 bbls. pork, 472 packages avd 140 do, lard.’ The pork ox bout yesterday’ nrices sles were 5,200 b’ Shi S0'e suztor be ir way, closing at $41 75 “cash; $23 a $59 for prime, $60 59 for thin mens. and prices ure tending , closing, $22 for repacked mess, and $19 a $24 for old new extra mess eef hams were quiet, Leid firmly at $26, Tierce beef wus quiet, nce of salea prices ure wholly nominal, for shoulders, and Bacon sides were in fui ites; sales 350 boxes Cum! wt ribbed at 20c., ‘2le. for bame. ber hi 250 her oxes Tbe lard market was bade firmer, her more doing; sales 3,000 bbis. and tierces at @ 2145¢. for No. 1, 21 4c, a 233%{c, for fair to prime and 23\c. & 24%4c. for ket! Batter steadv, at ‘s8c, (or Western, und 42c. a Sde, for State, Cacese 120 bbs. Tae rapid advance The sales were not but the operations iadicated much more confidence ; 4,000 do, refined in bond, 7c, a . for prime light to white, and 74c, for white— eho: ce brand on 1,400 do. free, in no sales of importance to report, Soar.—We bave'te notice silen of 116 boxes at 23. ‘Spicas wert and a heavy } sales of 100 bags peppar at 441zc. a Pimento at 36c. mace, $1 35. cloves, 50c., and ginger, 40c. a 420, in rather more inquiry and firmer, with We quote nut; e78 $1 75, cassia, 85c.; Sait.—We bave to notice sales of 1,000 bbis. Bonaire on private terms. % moderate demand. was decidedly firmer, with, however, only a Sales of 451 bhds. Cuba auscovado cious measures to do so, and counteract tothe best | St 1%, a 22¢., and 100 boxes Havana at 19c. a 22c. Fair of the national ability the errors of the past, origi- nated by Mr. Chase, sanctioned by Congress, and at present obsequiously followed by Mr. Fessen- den, who is as conspicuous a failure as was his predecessor. This great question of money has rs} not yet received the consideration which its im- portance demands and which the pressing necessi- ties of the futare will render urgent and imperative, however much the supincness of those in power, with regard to the it interests at stake, may delay the inauguration of a new financial policy, by which the value of the paper dollar may be ap- rreciated and thes expenditure of the government reduced one third or one half, while a correspond- ing advantage will be reaped by the entire people. Financially, we have a difficult task to perform, which calis for the full development of our re- sources and askilful management of our fiscal aflairs generally. the future is great, and there § is no time to be lost. Stock Exena wR DAY oF. 9—10:30 A, M, 1400 shis Brie RR » 100 Brie iit 40) Hadaon e 10 atton & ine WO Miss & Mo RB ly Mich Central RB. refining may be quoted at 19%c. a 20c, was ip fair ioquiry and Ormer Tra ruled quiet but firmer, with sales of 280 ba!f chests Oaiong, 172 do. gunpowder aod 25 do. green, all at full brices. ‘Wruskny.—Receipts, 264 bbis. more 3 Sncorxe w- The market was rather active aad firmer, with sales of 700 bbis. at $1 72 a for State and $1 73 a $1 7434 for Western, Police Intellig: Intsxt 10 Kitt.—On the 30th ult, Morrie Marphy,@ blacksmith, discharged & loaded revolver at Peter Boyle, residing on the corner of Third avenue and Forty-fourth street, shooting him tbrough the left arm. Murphy immediately escaped, and absented bhineself till yesterday, when be returned, and was arrested by offi. keny Maboney and Van Arsdale, of tue Nineteenth Pre. , after meking & vigorous eifort to escape, Justice comtoitted bim for trial, in default of Stamrep wY 4 StRancEn —Yesterday morniag , about: baif-past one o'clock, Mr. Charles Dutton was attacked to Delancey street, near Eldridge, by an unkown man, ‘who stabbed him in the abdomen, indicting a very dan- jerous wound. Th¢ rascal then The room for improvement in | dir. Dutton, who lives at 61 Delancey street, was attensed fled, and is yet at large. by police poh hanger and then conveyed to the ‘New York Hospital. Breaking OPEN 4 “soumren’s Lerrer.—Officer Miller, of the Niveteenth precinct, arrested Patrick Morap, on the complaint of Mr. Samuel C. K lair, Of 432 Kast Fifty. first street, who charges the prisoner with opening a dier’s envelope, remov'ng the baliot it contained, and bet Vestix bail to ors’ b | years eajlors, forcing them to sea against their will, and pr obtaining their advance money, was yesterday arrosted bv officer Dovedell, of the Tombs Police Court, on a war- | wbked bad bellu aN | trial te a ArRest oF AN ALLRORT Ska acter Hire Witt.—Thomas Hadden, keeper of a sail. | deo is James Fiyov, @ man advanced in y & Hadaen took bim to bis house and locked bim till the bext morniog, whey Heddcn, by ‘ore the eailing vessel Gener’ labors of a ordibery seamen iuing 1p its place a bogus ticket. The cose was in- ‘ated before Justice Kelly, who beld the accused to » answer the char; Kimxirren—Sexninc A Max To. poarding-house at 374 Water street, and who in past has made himself notorious by ‘‘shanghaeing’ issued by Justien F ‘The complainant against lat on the 28th day of July Inst he m Madden at the paval rendezvous on the Battery, who bim if be would like vw go as coal a & steamer, taken by Hadden in but jon@, avd returved to the sbore, Flyno says nd consent, took him te lon, bound ‘oF Liverpool, and 6 t his w apd he was thos forciviy token ent of the State or New ‘York, Fiybo further states rhat be waa compelled to work during the passaye t» Siverjco, aud pertorm tho sadieu wes arrnignod he magistrate committed (0 the Tombs for ult of $5,000 bati, spaces agenesis pial Dial ip acess pau Fivon repiyiog in the artrm.: | ‘smal NEWS FROM HILTON HEAD. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP. ARAGO | An Exchange of Prisoners Being Arranged. - Defeat of a Foraging Party in Florida, ke, de, oe ‘The @eamship Arago, Captain Gadeden, from Hilton Heaa, 8, C., Nov. 6, arrived in port yostorday, Purser Fred. W. Ely will accept our thauks for favors. v Mr. Samuel W. Diaso: Despateh: Brctom Heap, 8 0., Nov. 6, 1864. BXPACTED ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS, _ Tk Js announced that eight or ten thousand rebel invalid \risoners are soon to arrive bere for exchange, and the local reporter of the Palmeo Herald has already pub- liahed a list of the transports on which they are to come. Buch an invoice would pledse us all except the commisss- rfes and quartermasters, who are anticipating a great increase of labor on their part by the new ac- cession to the population, though it is not intended, as far as T am aware, for them to come on shore at this point’at all, Anything that looks to exchange is weloome—even @ rumor; and if the rebel prisoners got bere this week, and are cxchanged at once, some thou- sands of our nalf-atarved, balf-clothed, every-way-abused men will be made happy. Wo navo heard go much about Andersonville (rom deserters, exchanged prisoners, refu- gees and escaped soidiors, that the prospoot of relief to tho sullerers is very gratifying. FLAGS OF TRUCE, After eeveral preliminary interviews at Port Royal ferry, Lieutenant Colonel W. T. Bennoit, Commissioner of Exchange, on Thursday laat, met Major addy, of Gene rai Hardee's staff, on the Savannah river, at a point op. posite Jones’ Istind, Major Lay, the regular rebel Com- missioner of Exchange, was fyivg davgerously iI of ma- lignant yellow fever at the time, snd Major Waddy acted as bis substitute. A large party of rebel oiicers came down, the boats were moored aicngside, and there was much free intercourse between nd the Union parties, On the rebel boat were ‘representatives of tae rebel peas, includiog Mr. oodguff, of the Charleston Crurie”, whom the Herat correspondeate here have several times had the fortune to meet ou Similar occasions, At this interview not au oflonsive word was spokea by anyone, on eitber side, that Iam aware of, and the exctiange of compliments was very pleasant Surgeon Clymor met a rebel medical director to dis- cuss the sanitary points of (ae proposed exchange of prisoners, By the rebeis it was urged that there are not und have not been yellow fever cases at Savannah, but it is Known from @ variety of corroborative sources that, aitbough the disease may not be very prevalent, there have been many cases, an! some fatal ones of | Shouldthe exchange occur soou, the released Union pri oners will very Likely,in case Of any symptoms of cc Lagious or epidemic disease, be quarantined on Daufuskie Island. Anouner fiag of trace g-e3 up to-day to the same point, under commund of Lieutenant Ovioue! Bennets, to com- plete arrangement: DEFEAT UNION FORAGING PARTY, We havo intelligence Of the failure ot « cattle expedi- tion ia Florida, with some loss. Lieutenant Colonel dlar- Dle, of the Twenty-first United States colored troops, last ponday morning went out from Magnolia to capture some cattle in the vicinity of Middiebury, with mounted troops uuder Major Keit®, of the Fourth Slossachusests cavalry, Some two hundred bead 0; cattle were taken, acd the party were returning, weil pleased ' with thelr success. ‘They’ bud crossed Beadley’s creek at Gumiord, aud were within teu miles of cainp when they were suddenly attacked in front by @ superior force of rebel cavalry, with two pieces of artillery. Tho valiant guiies and herdsmen skedaddicd igneminiously at the first fro. The hhoraes were green, and acted badly, Lieutevant Cofonel. Marple, thus obliged to contest the grown? with a siperiot force, made a goliant fight of it, but after an hour's resistance was defested. Our loss wag two cilisted mea Killed, tive wouaded, and two officers and twauty five onlisted.men missing. Soine of the missing, it is reported, have siace come in, aud it is expected that others will yet arrive. 8cHOOL ;OR WHITE CHILWREN, The colored children b.ve had good educational factli- ties afforded them ever since the war commenced. Many youvg Northern ladies have inigrested themseives in their welfare, end have taucht them with commend- able zeal and gratifying success, have not had a roparate school,and the number has so increased by tbe accumulation here of white refugees ‘and toeir children as to render such an institution very | | Sbat on Wednesday afternoon the miners made a | i deatrable. Lieutenaat Colonel Beonett, One Hundred and Second United stategy colored tro; 8, bas tho matter ia band, and, if be can procure a suitable texcher, will doubtiess inake the Project succeed, end give the yourg ao opportuuify to keep pace with the young «© RBVUGEES—THFIR APPRARANCE AND DRASS, Speaking of refugees I have seen uothing to prepost a person mucb in their favor, as a cl 0: those who come bere a few are intelligent and a desirable acquisi- ticm; a large umber are raged and poorly dressed, but there is 20 cousistent excuse for ragged hate and dirty faces. Lallude to the women, beca.se from their ap. pearmnce that of tho men cin beeasily toferred. Te ‘vew children can be educated and civilized. tae only fear is that they will soon become ushsmed of their parents, nopY RED. Captain Joseph L, Kendatl, of the Christian Commiscion, who was d-owned cver a week since, was a aso member + Lodge Civde, No. 450, Glasgow, Scott: Every effort was made, under direction of Lieut. Col. Hall, Provost Mareha! General. to recover his body, but wihout suecees, und it. was fly Moated ont to £e:. On Frida: , ing at Seabrvok, telesraphed that the body of ua un Known whtte man had floated ashore there. Gaptain Pratt, Provost Marsnal, weot ovt and identified the bedy by means of a masonic emblem upen it, It was brought here and funeral services held at the rooms of the Curigian Commission, Rev. Mr. Martindaie officisting. The remains were interred in the cemetor and the Lodge to which the deceased belonged bay veen informed of tho c:rcumetan THe WRATH We are baying beautiful weather ju*t now , correspond. ing with che Jodian summer of New Kogiaud. We have pleasant days and moonshiny uights. A slight frost bas variegated the bues of tho foliage, ang orange groves and paltnetto trees aye beautitul im the extreme. There are now co fears of yellow ‘ever. TRRSON AL. Lieutenant Timothy Mabony, for a long time Depot Commissary here, goea vorth to-day for a short leave of absence, rendered essary by iuceesant labor in his department for mofe than a year. urseon Aymer, Medical Director, returned by the last f aeevstant Surgeon A. M. Shew, formeriy Assistant Port ‘Suryeow bere, has been assigned to the charge of Hospital No. 6, Beaufort. Major A, A, Rice, of the One Hundred and Forty-fourth New York Volunteers, very favorably known here since the One Hundred and Forty fourth New York Volunteers nave been stationed at Hilton Head, js North fora brief oe to which long and faithful services have enti- 1 News from Bermuda, " We have received dates from Bermuda to the 25th ult, The Royal Gazette of the 18th says:— The fever, we are bappy to be able to state from tne reports which we receive, is decidediy on the decline throughout all sections of gupisiands, During the Jatter part of the week we heard of a few new cas: are represented as boing of © much milder type. Sincerely trust that this indication of improvement, with the coming cool weather, may prove successful in driving this fearful ecourge from our islands, ana leav- ing us once more in ihe enjoyment of our usual good bealth. And in another paragrap! sorry to have to report that twenty-four cases Of yellow fover developed itself among the military dur fee, the Inst passage of ber Majesty's steamr Galatea, from these isiands to Halifax, N. it of which ter- minated fatally, Ose man, @ per, was attacked on the evening the Galates left, and such was the malignit; of the case that in seven hours afterwards the poor tel tow was 8 In reference to public improvements, the same paper pays:— Three tenders have been received by the inspector of ublic works for the erection of a cnuseway botwoen the it. George and the main island, according to nd specifications furnished by Volonel Alexan der. Tho first agrees to complete the work tn four yoatt, if possible, but not to exceed five, for the ey: gers the socond, within three yoars, for £11,890, and bird includes the within two years, £12,240. ‘The Gevetie of the 20th, in ite obituary, name of Mr. Richard Charles. of Brooklyn, New York. The deceased is bighly eulogized by the editor for bis faithful and valuable services ‘ihe paper is also put in half mourning 00 account of his death, Death ov Stx Mixers an INJURY OF SavBRAL Orit A terribie accideot happened on the 4th inst, at the red ash colliery of George Potis & Co., near Minersville, which resuited in the death of aix miners aad injary of ‘Peveral Others who attempted to rescue them, jt seems one of the breasts to cause @ fall of The Bone Meads, COMMUDICALed to the combustible mi the mine, driving tho miners out of the mine, On Frida; #ix miners, named Thos, Richards and Davic William: Wolsbmen: Joseph Mearman, Micbael Fioney and Michael peued 10 them, and otber m he matter wore prostrated by the noxious gas that filed Lhe piace, and were with difficuity dragged alive from the mice. Finally, on Saturday morning, the dew Badies of tie six men udmed above wore found ‘fod taken from the mine, The Corover beld an inquest on Sunday last, and A voritict was rendered that the decossed came to their oaths from @uffeation. Ali of tho unfortunate men were steady, industrious, miners, and some 0: om leave familie, Souil he But the white children | THE Lal LAKE ERIE PIRATE. Further Particul: of the rther ‘pretca err Description Baptron the Butio commercial ree Nov. 7. having received \atiog on Satui which led to believe that see was on [096 to equip @ piratical Bo by the rebel refugees in Canada to prey upon the commerce of the lakes, aadressed the fol- ‘owing letter-to Major General Dix:— Borvato, Nov. 6—7 P. Me To Major General Dix, Commanding Lepartment of East, New York:— 1 have information from @ private source, which I deem reliable, that the propeller Georgian, three huodred ry iad tons: earthen, Was purchased at loronto of A. M. Smith &Co., by @ Southern retonng. AAS, Rates, or jumber = pnt in ee idly vp gn, ii iia add. Colborxe. vember i mane” ry oe to Buffalo on th and cleared for Port Colborne same day — cari, a she was partly dis- abled and was repai ak hy information is that she will be armod on oa the Canada shore for the purges Of encountering the United States steamer M! for piratical or purposes on the Ii or ae frontier, I consider it my yng to communicate this in- formation to you. Have teleg to Detroit, Cleve- land and Erie. WM. G. FARGO, Mayor. When the Georgian entered the port on ‘Thursday last, the name on the stern had been painted out, and she ap- peared to have ty particular miasion here. Petbe followin g despatch was sent from this city on the 2d instant, by the owaer of the propeller:— Burvato, Nov. 2, 1864, To Tue Proenierona or THs Port CoLzokne House, Post Co.poune, C. W.:— If any ove is waiting for the propeller Georgi * as JOHN BATES, them remain. Shes ou account of wi The propeller having been. repaired hero, returaed Port Colborae on Thursday, and. cleared from that port ‘at Bix o'clock on sg ae Hight, ostensibly for Sarnia. Bbe took on thirty cords of wood. The news of her do- parture was immediate'y telegraphed to Cieveland, De- oo and to the commander of the Michigan; at San- weky. ‘Tbe name of the suspected pirate, as we havo recently learned, is Georgiana, put Georgias, »3 heretofore given. She 1s « Welland Canal propelier, of ‘about three huadred tons. burthen, is a well built vessel, and bad a cew wheel puton her by David Beli last spriog, whicb, pecoming Joose on the ehaft, she was brought to Joues’ ship yard, and the whedl'was keyed up by Mr. Pell last Toursday. Whea the suspicious circumstances in regard to her be- came known, Captain D, I’, Dobbing telegraphed to Com- mancer Carter, of the United Stites sieamer Michigan, aud received the a reply trom Saudusky, dated Saturday, ten o'clock 1 f Thanks fer your tine warning, Igm after tbe rebel J, C. CARTER, Commandor United States Navy pirates. The Mayor, Captain Pobbina and Jobn Allen, Jr., on Saturday evening, seut outa teg on picket duty outside the arbor. A jun of sigoals between tho tug aad the lookout 0 the North pier and the sarm dell tower was @rranged, hivjor Maddock, the new provost marshal, es- tablished a baitery at the mouth of tue harbor inst even- ing, and. the iug was kept on the same duty a8 ou Satur- day night. It would scenMhat ali uecassary precau- tions have been taxen, ‘The followin: is an sorgiana, and is furn ‘Stem straight, batt pain cabin painted white, with black ‘streak on the cornice; smoke stack very short, pot more thaw ten foet above promeuade deck, or perhaps three feet above the level of the hurricane deck, paintéd biack, and is placed tar aft in tha boat, Hus very lite suear. Speeu is probably about seveu or eight miles por hour, but may perhaps be crowded to vino miles. When tn dock sho draws about two and a bait feet forward and seven ieet aft; cau be trimmed to six feet, or less, So that sbe can ren ip shallow places, Her capacity is threo bundred abd tity tous, Canadian measuremenj, and she was built jo the spring of 1564, at Georgi.n Bay. TAB GRORGIAN. \. {From the Toronto Globe, Nov. 8 } It will bo seen by the extracts trom yesterday's But- falo papers, and tbo special telegraphic despatches to the Globe®published in another column, tuXt a good deal of excitement prevails in BuiTalo with reference to the sup posed mission of the propeller Georgia, recently pur- chaged at Toronto, Whether Mr. Bates bovgnt the Georgian {or the purpose, as ia supposed in Aulfalo, of converting ber ito a privateer, to encounter aud destroy iption of the propeller be Provost Marsuial — the Miomgan, and liberate the rebol prizoaers on Johnson's ud—or whether, 68 he asserted bere, Be mado the purcbase for the purpose fof using the vessel in the lumber trade—we shall not pretend to decide, A day or two more will no doubt clear up.the whole mystery, if there ba avy. But, ag regards the purchase made in this city, the foliowing, we believe, are tha facts of the cure. The sa‘e was an- nounced in the Globe of Thursday last, in the coiuma devoted to marine intelligence, in these terms:— “Sau ov tie PRopRURR Groro:an.—This vessel, fot- merly the property of Mossrs. A. M. Smith & Co. ard George H. Wyatt, of tn’s city, has been sold to 42 Amori- can gentlemen who is evgyged in the lumbering busiuess on Green Bay. The Georgian was busit in 13"4.”" Some turee or four wee! & gentieman calling Mr. Jobn Bates, came to this city, with the ing a stéembuat to tow stated he had oxtensive Mics, Who is described as having rrazice tf a quiet,’ cool, sLrond Ya the appes ; bold his own in making @ barguin, and leely to iter of iptroddction Lot, Finaing that a Db aLtoN woud 03 with that tho bargain. worth for bia money. br gentleman, but was in uo hurry to oa ‘The negotiations covered a peri @ forturehte Mr. Pates being away from tue city ducing part of that time, While here bostayed part of the time, we bee lieve, at tho Queen's Hotel, aud part of the at the Newbigging House. Mr Wyatt, as siaied in tho para- raz) ted above, was part owno; of tho versel, and Eadva ceveral authority (com Mesers, A.M sfaith & Co. to sell their sbare ia it as well a3 bis ows, i! be could get a purchaser, offering | salisiactory torms; and tnaiy, on Saturday week, 29th of October, ho and’ Mr. Bates com- pleted the bargain, and Mr. Bal ‘Was authorized to go and take posee: the Georgian at Port Vo:borne, e was ther lying. On the same day the p.rchase price—about $17,000, the sum mentioned ta the Buffalo pa- pers being rather undcr the mark—was paid to Mr. Wyatt, Mi On Monday Sir, Jobu Smith, of the ‘tiem of Mess A.M, Sinith & Co., accomp-nied Jin. Bates to Yort Colborno, aud og Tuesday saw him formally put ia poseession of the veerel. We need nut say that we are sitisfled that Mr. Smith, if be bad seen anything aur- ing bis intercouree with Mr, Bates to warrant tue sus- picicn that that person wes a South tr, intending to conyert the Vessel into a privateer, would have taken good care that be didnot get p:esession of her. Mr. Bates engaged Capiain Milpe and the whole of the crow who bad been running the boat fer the former owners, with tbe single exception, we believe, of the engineer, to continue im charge of wheel being io need of repairs, Mr. W gested that Mr. Bates could have the necessary repairs made at Port Kobivson, or that be mizht take the vessel to Buffalo and employ the party who origiually pat in the wheels to make the repairs. Mr. ates preferred takiag the Iatter course, and on Tuesday Georgian over to Buitalo. On the sup) a Couiederate in disguise, this was an unnecessarily fool- hardy proceeding; for the whee! con!d have been put right at Port Robinson about as well ay ot Bufalo. With tue Georgian Mr. Sates bought about a bunired cords of wood, which she bud at Port Co!borue. jefore proveed. ing to Buffalo she unloaded her wood, aud afterwards returned to Port Co.borue to take on @ supply, ag atated in the extracts from the Ju\'alo nowspapers. It is further siated by the Buifalo press that on Saturday night she left Fort Colborne for Sarnia, which, of cour {s on the route to Groom Bay. The following telegram published by the Builalo Courier, as being supposed to form aaother suspicious circumstance ta the affair. Burra, Nov, 2, 18 To the Proprietors of the Port Colborne House, kort Gol. borne, C. If any’ on them remein, is waiting for the propeller Georgian have She is detained on account of wheel. JNO. BATES. As an explanation of this we are informed that Mr. Bates had intimated here that he expected # guatieman, who was bis partner in the business, to arrive ia Toronto on Tuesday or Wednesday, and had lett instractions for him to proceed on to Port Colborne. The Georgian was built by Mr Wyatt, durtog the Present year, at the mouth of the Severn, ou the Ge gian Bay, aud brought what be covsidered afair vaiue and no More, She registers three hundred aud forty-five tous, and her engines aré seventy. power The shortness of the smokestack, referred to in our telegraph despatch, is im consequence of the stack having bes Cut some two months ago by Mr. Wyatt's directions, order to check the drait. ‘The jow smokestack gave the Vessel somewnat of 1 rakish appearance, topcnnh bon A] Perhaps, have helped to sot the idea afloat that abe to be mado use of wicked privateer, The Georgian is @ slow boat, her speed being only some eight miles an hour. Mr. Wyatt could bave sold Mr. Dates a faster steamer for about the same price—one that could bave attained a speed of twelve or fourteen miles un hoor— but Mr. Bates erated that the Georgian suited him on a count of her light draught, and that the want of speed was no objection in sod me for which he wanted Esca (From tt Journal, Nov. 3.] We yeaterday conversed with Captain John A, Kellogg, in tho sixth Wisconsin iniantry, who recently mado his pe, with four others, trom the rebels, while in transis front charieston to Columbia, South Carolina, and made bis way to General Sherman's lines ip Georgia, arriving $m tho city yesterday from Nashville, en rowe for bis veconsin, Captain Kellogg was captured on ‘tho 6th of May bo pes the battio of the Wilderness, and with other Union prisovers was taken to Lyochbur, thence to Danville, and afterwards to Macon, Georgi be he was placed in prison. and others went to work to effect their encape ‘means of « tunvel, which they constructed, sixty fect & Jeagth, three feet under ground, and wheo it was com- P |, aud they were about to avail themselves of this means of escape from a detested imprisonment, their P 8 wore baseiy betrayed to the rebel authorities by a federal lieutenant, named Silver, of the Sixteenth Lilinois cavalry, and their designs were for = time frustrated. While engaged jn making another tunnol, the order carne for the removal of the prisoners to Charleston, and on the 26th of July they were hurried off to that place. While en rowle for that place, Captain Kellogg jumped from the train while under full speed, with the =e his way to tbe coast, whence he hoped to be rescued by frievde, Ho was discovered, however, and run down and captured with the aid pf sixteco dloodhounds. rieston they were confined in the jail- yeuarded. Her iso set to work Arrived at ( escape, but were °o closely watched tbat Lay Ha te found it to carry out their pans, and finally abandoned rely. OB tho bth of jaxt Pees went lerategauthorities removed tho federal officers leston to Coluinbin, 8, C., and while en route for that ae five of them—Caprain Kolloge, Captain Viet, of the mire first Wisconein, Captain spencer, of the’ Tent Wisconsin; Ligitevaut’ Hateher, of the thirtieth Obt and Adjutant Got, of tho Tenth Wisconsin—pickea U from the fentinel’® gun and jumped from the train bd. = undor full #ced, hey took to the brush and travel! rallea Wat night, not knowing whethe fie) covconled thomsselvos dura | we —_ Aan f Ml sued oF not, OVEMBER 10, 1864." pial Sete and two others kee) tayeer ' or F fount Sled ai ur Ay jay fbeateace, and” ean information : tion bf the best ‘route, where they might find friends, &c., and tound amet the nisehe loyalty 0 firm, anda devotion to the os ance. all the trinis and dangers by which they bad been #0 long encom had not conquered their trust. jasper, Captain Kellogg and bis triends were fur- ished with easy means of reaching the Union lines, Pinniel they met with kind treatment and had their urgent wants suppl During the entire trip they had. a0! ‘on corn alone, which they procured from fields ‘shat lay io their ps All the officers who jumped from ath. the train with captain Kelloggamot through safely, aad reached the Union lines in Georgia. ‘We are constrained to believe trom Captain Kellogg's ere which we have briefly and imperfectly goed that the of himself and associates is the most Faculous on record since the beginning of the war. ‘When we consider the manner in which it was ellected; almost hopeless leap from the train; the hostile district of country through which they had’ to pass; the scanty means Of subsistence within their reach; and the distance to be travelled before theyjcould hope to ‘meet friends and assistance, we are lost in amazement at the indemitable spirit exhibited by those gallant men, and tho devotion {to country that impelled them to encounter and overcome difficulties and obstacles whivh would appear to be ‘most insurmountable. Personal Intel Edward Wellington Boate; of Compiay K, Forty-second New York Volunteers, who arrived” la ngs city ov the Arago some woeks ago, as chairman of thirt: ‘sand prisoners injthe swamps of Georgia, hag oven S of — lg Boigett Doctor Jobo Seesk, ot Hous + passed to the charge of Doctor A. B. Mount Miltary Hopital, Lexington avenue, to obtain « discharge from the Union army, from tne loss of his sight during eleven months of sulfering as s prisoner of ‘war, in Bolle Isiand and Andersonville, Georgia. Arrivais and Departures. ) ARRIVALS. Bravrort, NC—Stcamer Carcline~Jacob Tallison, C A. Gray, F H Hungerfort. James H Weller, Jobn Foley, Mra Maria Valbausen, Adoiph Logui. Albert M Alien, Jaic’ King, Janes Gray, Philp Hater, G8 Chillen, Henty Latere, Charies Wi se Mich Ducey,’ Mark ‘Murphey, Thos Brusse, eeut bi Mich Koopar, Oeujonbash, A Jincenco, H ins.’ Thomas Albern, Fred, Hott: Charies Pierce, Janine Jalters, Jos Henry Lewis, Wm Golsbouraugh, Capt Drake, USN; Wators, OW Grover, rd, ne, Tho:nas Smit. Jas Ray, Thos Kend, Wit Huatiogto Mr Schiltinger aod family, HF David N Thorpe, Atb S Jones. J.D Clork, Mr L Baer an: family, George Henderann, J Wheleraft, Cune F B: uilei Mr Sourne, Lienry Poat Roy. yor st, Surgea3 Cvayplains V be rt on $ Satnanta, Was ¢ ip Arago—Sitrgeon John Tre- Capt Gournud Aide-Cansp; J White, Miss a: Hansel HR GAS Toad Us Pp oud, US arie Uy Bre Grant. Chase, J D dchaih,W. WV Jacob, A Mautinns, Mr it D Thoms s John Anckuore, La base Gontine Mr Guminings, Joun, Murray, yW. -Farringwou, Mucor W il Rucker, —B i Davies, C Copnorand 119 others 1a steerage. Hv ana—Steamship Columbia—Miss Frances Grace, Leou Carracaburn, Win B. CI rnandes, Jha Baremen cerrecttocoaed, A aintists ora. Antonio Valles, Mai Fiorence Montcleue, Carlos Eapina, James M Lawton Meaion Rotriguo’. Urancis Longoria, stanuel Kodrigiez, Frauciseo Hernandez aud indy, DEPAnt Ul Htue—Steamahip Lafayette—srs Binuinger, Mim B Bion nger, Misa il Binninger an wervant, Sire Ogden Ha. re vy, Miss Haggerty, servant, Mr and ete ae York, Miss i Miss Jesupp, jew Fork; MrW G Bacon. Mrs Bacon. anit trend. three oh and nt; Mrs Coolldze. ti1¢e chiidréa and heueral bariow, UB A, Boston, Mr and Mos Alex Vin Kensscluer, Mr whd Mrs John Paine, New Yorks te gd Mes Chas O Goodhue. Miss Goodhue, Mise A A Kim bal New York: Mr and Mrs Moran, New Yori; Mr Lehi, Mies TavtincMies turham, DrJcB Gund, New York: Me WS Newberry, Mra Newberry, Miss | Newberte" Bongutere, Mr Thiband. Mr and Mrs J York; Mu ran four Win Sandford und servant, France; iMlenenve, Ok Dir Gast Uatad. 1 Mrs ‘sharve, N¥; € F Dorr. 0 cepilaten adewg Marsente lor, NY; O Carriere, J Vieho', 3 anid andere Mr and Mrs Perri! Beyron, NY: Mra Vunderkeft, NY; PD’ fondras Bait more; H Porter, Chas Allain, NX: P Larazo, ¥ Frances Cal Thies, Franioa Chas Lebiond, b Andre, Ohio; Mrs Lietfer., Pa: biiliere, France; Stra Sista Seuz and two childreb, Spatn: NO: Frank Bier, Mr Megue, Mr St Mart, NY, gers Specie, $100,000. Havaxa—Steamsiip ters, HR Bishop and indy, Mota-on§ Da Cede Cardenas, vants: Mis8 Louisa Fernandez, Mts L Crabb. lady, taree chiidren and Rots Ay iH Lane, passen- le~J Lebiane and tvo daugh- Gohner and governess, M € : ‘A Normand, wife a Mise itutherford, Mew se Tnthertord, Ernesto Fisber and lady. two ebildren Saas Maden and ayrites ¥ B Ordway, Mra J ‘ha OF French, Mra MT Oliver. 8 Ghia, Norroll and. five ‘sandez, J Garreil, r. J H Keen. A. Calre, nien, 2 F Mare. Gale e ut, Mies JF Packer, Mrs G iG Watson, Mice A Meriin, M:a 8 Kuowdel, Mra Covney and friend. Mrs Abren and Tisad oir ‘Oakemjth and two chiliren, ¥ Viaveo, lady aud aband, BU Pinitoer, Mrs Nod o Mrs © Jans, wi ow. va Miss Gray, dD ty oat ase, a r eRe Ad BB ferbury, Margaret Ano Donough, Le funn, «| Domar, R Migue., F Kinginon, ED Bang. i Waller, E Smith, Jose Brod, Henry MM. & venworth, Mrs Phiv ips, Otto Thorce, A L Drayion. WL Heron, R Oibme, T Clapp. 4 C Sheanerhorn, R Goe. J Cosa, P Mcintire, PY Uutoria, Mra K McCormick and Mra J Washiugton and servi SHIPPING NEWS. Melis are forwarded by every sveamer in tho regular lines, The steamers fer er (ron Livarpool call at Queenstown, ex- call at Londenderry. The tept the Cana ee ‘er er from the Continent, eall at Seutnampiea, Leave. Date, For, North’ "Anieriean, nedec at joston Hataburg Liverpaot Liverpool Liverpoot Bremen Liverpoe Rambore Liverpool Jay, AND NEW City of London, New York. HAVANA, NASSAU, N. P., KINGSTON, OXLEANS. Y For ‘Nassau ayy Harawa. jteamshlp Corsies, from New ork? Nov x rou.KiNasron, J~Bteamshio Montezuma, from New Tork ‘on ilAvawa—Staamshto Eag'e, from New York Nov 9 wt oo Sey a ISEEI Champion, from New ‘ark Nov 7 Searuship Morning Star, from New York Nov —, Stee ip Rventng Star, nag we York, Nov {2 ‘Btea ip Fung Shuey, from New York Nor 19. ip George Washington, from New York Nov 12 em |, from New York Nov 16. Steamship An SPEOIAL NoTIOS. All letters and packages intonted for the Naw Yon Hamat should be seated mora 800 morn 5 00 ne ARRAN ARAN Port of New York, November 9, 1364. CLEARED, Steamship Lafayette (Fr), Bocarde, Harre—Geo Macken. Steamship Parkersdurg, Rathbun, Panama—Panama RR ‘Steamship City of Fort au Frings, Mulligan, Prince—R Muray Sieamenip Eagie, Rene Havana—Spoffora, 7 Port au ton ship Sree (Ru ‘essels, Bremen—Garrels & Meyer, bTig.g © Van Hora Br). Mervinim, BeJohn NBA Sou Robe H Hickman, Peters, Gandy Billa C Haven ¥ Hume, Fow phle—Bentley, smith & Co, F Romp, ftich, Pembroxe, Mercdea. Prse Sehr Liou Harvey, Poramoan NAW 8 Brows $00, Propeller dort, Goodman. Forireas Monroe—O L Dimon teamer F Cadwallnaer, Pierson. Baltimore. Stexmer Potomac, Sherwood, Portland. us ARRIVED. m anding, ending. Fon Roy Roya, Ff avert), it ‘Stentnabip Columbia, Barton, H ond i eawars to Bpoite ‘are, mice te rf A Gadsden com. to US Quarter, Nov 5, with mdse Sth ton & Oo. inst, off | load colored steamship, bom. Reanrort, NC. 54 hours, passaneers, #9 Mersey rons 11.30 P Soned § to be Bieamehip’ Carolina, Is with cotton, naval stores and Buiew. | Oct'24, on the outwar t bearing NW 15 miles, saw owing no lights, Hired two gu ang by ber, gourse, wind 4 56, verges 3) days, with mdae and $22 pasenaers, dg Woilianse & Guo. Sub tet ot! (ne South Sbobis saw a US gunnoat crus faw an fron can buoy adrift. Two deaths and one berth on the paa- ark © Pelt (of Mattapoisett, Lig), Piaher Shi into 1A boll WAH D hile lying tow h stove bulwarks, ip Minerva Smeth, New Bedford, 8) that ‘vith 170 Dols aperin'ots; ahe reported the day 40, ion #9, spoke ship A R Sucker, with 130 arks Stelli, of Now Hed’ord, Blackman, ford, Hamblin, w th m 61 0, spoke, Br Ship Tarand Mt ‘Bd had a heavy gale fr: ni to | stove bulwark: Oct 3) lat dj o np 1, from Boston tor Ualino; Nov aw bark Rockaway, hence ior Liver. Pohark Joba Westoy (Of Searsport), Patten. Cardiff, 98 days, pth ralirond tron, to RP Buck # Go. Besn 21 day» west of keith rong Wenterly gales, stove Vuiwarks, de. Tat 40 20, spoke brig Mickapee, of St Jona, iB, for Boston, with foretopgallant mast gone and foremasi | Bark Junior (Har), Zwavek. Hamburg, st days, te | bata, ee Ruuhaedt a 00, Has had heavy weather, lost and 8 Bieta of Yarmouth, NB), Trofry, A days, Sa and 169 DAssengers, Lo mF ‘Schmitt & he se: | ‘ab cy Flows, fat " Ps clean; Man gale from NE (oN lon. Toretop jiant monet aye 0 miley, lost and api roa Nee Vila Franca for Bi Amoi vry MHI St Martin, 51 day 4&4 © A DeW Pat: into this port in carried away” ineintopeall yards Sprung t if Hark Cugoo, Gardner, Truiidaik 18 dare with sugar, (0, | J NYork: sonra wamntoak, id abi received some trifling damage. oe Hs] James B Swan Nickels, Musvliet 10 days, with eu. har dhavie Bdwin Tibbite, Cow B to Miller & Howghton, Si, iat Gom of the Geean and pr are & surbly of prot from ber, Ha heavy westerly by re of fo yl siupaan fe ‘stove boats, ; arbate Brig Callas cof Hacbaiosy Mt ree, dc. toL BE Amsinex. Alig 21, on ward passage, Doatded a tumber lates waler Loased, abandoned aud oth maste gone, apparently along time {8 that condidon. Sid im company witn 22) Bet for New York. jnror, St Domingo, 25 days, in bal- ast aU toe Brig Nellie (of At Andrews, NB Houghton, Old Harbor, 31 31 dare, with with coal, Jam, 23 days, with logwood, to Jel Boynton. Son & Co. emi (of Nassau NP). Hone. Matamoros, 15 days, wit cotton, Merchant & Carmen. ig Star! gute acdage, witit cotton, to;G Bennett: Harbor, saw a sunken ship, with top, water. Brig Hope (of St Vineeat), Durant, St Vincent, 3) days, with molasses, to Middleton & C: Brig Dospbin, (Beem), ‘iiaan, Gonaives 7, dave, with log @ Schmidt '& Co,’ Oct t 24 24, lon 37, Us nreamer Vanderbit, atecring 3; Sth inst. Absconm bear. Ni iudser, NS), Farag. Matamoros, ‘8th inst, of Great tea lagt masts above 20 saw the wreck of large vessel, with yards attached, sanding Brig Sarah Viagg (of St Curisiopner), Wood: Havana. 15 days, in baliast, to Miller & Houghton. | 7th inat. of gat, taw the spars of afore and aft schr, with rigging ‘t tached, ap eutiy not loug in the wales Holston, Haveo , Kiliott, Cien'eegas, 18 . Pipkett, bes ame dios bel “es of ach wich annar, to f Talbot & Co. Brig 6 to master’ 6th the other, but pela 80 far's aw could not ascertain ane say and 1000, out ae seranes Binte (i reer vincent St Pierre, NF, 19 days, ith fish, to Ror! Boe Mathilde (Dan), “piper, Haltfex, 10 days, with fish, to & Bri) Nene ti Hewett, Bucklin, Piotou, NS, 14 days, with coal, t E Brads! Brig Ohas Albert (of Shelbui Ns), Hor. ince Bay. 6 + day ‘wih coal, wo Brets, 800 & Go, Has had heavy wea- ther Lee Eliza, Meyer, St Kitts, 23 days, with salt, to Jones & Loug! Acie BWhipnle, Tarr, Ragged Isiand, 14 days, with salt, to master, 4th inst, fat 36 12, ion 74 40. passed brig Vi Jencia, of Boston, bound N, with focemast head and fore r. ly" dara, with maintopmusis gone. Had son. Sehr Knoch Moore Allen. rn fait, tomesier. Sth inst, lat jon 750) in & gale from NW, lost jtbboom, foratopmast. two j1b8 ke. Schr 1 Siostetoa (ot brookuaven), Raynor, Havana, 7 days, in ballast, to me Roberte, Eluthera, 8 dars, yiaas er, Sclir Shannon (of Nusa, NP), with fruit and old metal, to\James Schr Sarah Wonsier, Lord, Kiisworth, with Inm- ber, to} Boynton’s Son &Co. Experien y weather, sony Killey, Priot, Port Roral, 4 days. Scar R Duifee, Davis, Newborn, days, Py Fortress Monroe. Rour DB Warner, smith, Georgeva Behr Cion, Enebush, Elizabethport fur Boston. Soir Paran, Clark, Ehzabethport tor Boston. SAILE! Steamshing Lafayette (Fr). to Prince, for P " ¢, City of Bash, Constitution, Fairbanks, ROG Minturo Mary O'Bricu, Granite Staie; schr Alice Hand Wind at sunset SW. Miscellancous. Sarr Wa Wier, Clemens, from Antwerp for New York, was abandoned 6th inst in It $9 40, lon 63, in a sinking con- dition, having ¢ fect of water in ber hold and leaking badly, with rudder gone, &¢. The crew were taken of by schr Pioneer and landed at Boston yesterday, (The W W wasan old vessel, baving been built at Fairhaven in 1833, was 387 tons register. and builed from New York.) Sreausmir Linerty, Captain Wilson, sails on Saturday next, 12th inst, at 3 PM, for Havana, from pier 45, NR, The Liberty has excellent accommodations for passengers, is well amd s:rongly built, and a fine sea vessel. Barx Josuva Bragpo, of New Bedford, 270 beon purciased by New Fork parties, ou private termd, for the merchant service, Barx Arnica. Upton, from the Ista of Sal far Boston. at Gloucester 8th inst, had heavy weather; split sails aod lost rigzing, iG Esterana, while at anchor in quarantine-yesterday, Was run into by steam transport City of Bath, carrying away the brig’s bowsprit, Jibboom, head, &c, At the same tie she niga ran into Orig kmne. ‘carrying away her jib: boom and doing her come other damage Scone Saran L, Corson, from New "eos for. was sehore 7th inst, on Thomas’ Polat. Chesapeake steam tug went froin Baltimore to her axsiatan: Sonn Maszsrio (of Hampden), Wentworth. | before re- ported ashore at Tarpaulin Cove, is high up oo the beach And uninjured, her carzo of of whied she is Dartiall Toaded, wail have to be discharged before she can be got o! Lanycun—At Wiscasset Ist inst, by Samuel Chisam. 9 ig of 244.tone burtnen, bulit for parties in Wi Boothbay. Shi to be commanded by Capt Westbrook Let yf Bootab: haa ; Whalemen, Bee port arrivals adore. Ship James Arnold, NB, Capt’ Cleveland, was at we Rept 15. no oil since last revort—all well. Bound to Miver of Bark Napoleon, N. “Cap! Fuller, reports her Oct 1 with @ouepanen board—10 bbls all told, bound tuto Payal soon—all well. Spoken, d&c. hip Spark the Ocean, Treat, from Hoston Aug 23 for Bue 08 Ayres, Sept 2), lat 505 N, lon 23 04 "ube Lilia Hens for St Ritts Oct 2% Int 80 18, lon 64 30. Fo: ‘on Ports. © anonaas. Oct SI— Ars brig Win H. Parks, Fredericks Portland; Nov 2, bark To: sla Stevens, Biecta stores fend Ald 8 for Holmes’ Hote). | Sid Sis 8 V Merriox, deo, N¥ork: Nov 2, bark Lucy ‘arks, do; 3d. scbr itmore., a seuhctroseon ba oats 8 Crea ine, for Boston ia Lage eres aay TES Re Ae ane Lenina (Gir, Bente, Pu ia.” . brig HG Berry, Colson, N Nore sche Middleton. Rayner 4c; 34, Doase Acne Chace: bortenae (th, bark Admiral” Coombs, verter, “Bowtow: Cid 4th, Meamer Dacotan, Ryder, New Or cans. aeATanaas, Nov 1-8 id brig Chariana, Hatohineow, Boston; fd, bark N Biov-r, Biover, SPortlands brig Gordevas day yuistiounxs, Aug25—In port ship Kingfisher, Freeman, Usv:TAs. Oct 29—No Am vessel 1m port. Bata, Oct 17—in port sche Kuchaniress poe SLA: % In i za, from Nassau tor ‘Matanzas: Elia Adel Browe, from Aspinwall, 5 weeks out, snort of Provisions. would lod for NYork ta a few days; sche Dearborn, Herriman, for NYork Rakooos, Sept so-arr hip Robin Hood. Matthews, to load for Boston bt Jony, N B, Nov l—Arr ship Montpelier, Watts. Tho: saton, Mei Sd, ‘stip Mary Smus, Fad » Portian ip Alvi, val ‘Bata Cryz, Cuba, oe io —18 port scbr ® Kiddel, Woos. ter. tor NYork next day. St Viscuwr, Get 19-No Am vesseia in port. 8 Oct 30—Arr sehr dary L Davis, P Sid Nov 2, briz Merlin (Br), Brandt, Phutad SrJago, Oct 2 se HINAN, OF for @ cargo; ton 384.0" ling, Havana. ha. Amerivan Ports. BOSTON, Nov 5—Ace U S steamer Kearsarge, Capt Wins. low, from a cruise to the sonthward of the equi Marshak [s'@ of Sal, Thomas; brig Maraball Burdtt "Ha ‘ner, Baltimore: Trach ict and 8 8 Whi MeLanguiin, Phiigdelphin re htindel obi Noyes. Bit a0, a i. Nor? nip Washinglot. Barr Boe. Lv kK, Nov 7—arr ship Wasl . ton; barke Guttenberg. Raschen. Wi oe Liverpooi; Isabella © J sl Kittery, ay Mes HOA, Ward, Rdwarca Jersey One "aia ark George & Henry, W Coast South Ameries. i Bor Y—are barks Homewers Bovind (now), ginae, Soenep ort; bar; Dabur) . Towers, Booth. Gina: -aspiavrall. ig Wirem'A Bilt Giles: Pork au Prive, ‘ALL Now Tarr sehr Mediator, Davis. W¥ork. | bibveus Nov 8—arr bark Upton, Sai for Boston. a ‘ouperienced very freer weatnel ‘spt salle and |at rigging. LM E: By Nor 7. 5 AAte bork, BA Alien, o'Nett Mavens for” Boston Foaia, Cours 0 gor for Wasbinston. Ly ‘sora Maracaibo, ington. Dol. f Danvers: kas Reed, Goodspeed, Boston ior a. Hay Stat Hatett. and Orion,’ Mattbewa, Latham. Uatel, Gloucad er (or Beuger fer "do; La don, onsine. ot kine, Mayo, Boston for Phitadelphie ‘iivame, for do; William Heme: jouth for do. Returned. briga #8 Young, Vincennes; echre aihai s. Globe, Ganges and Hortensis, RTF ra Jdhn R Watson, Las, Bileabetn po ‘Cynthia Jane, ‘Bennaty Elizabethport. Sid ‘Oth, sehr House, N G Pease, NEWPORT. Now Sate ‘rig Joun Baloh, vans, 70.8. M.mohrs Sopme Ann, Smith. i rk Stam) t i rk, Sta 1), Jewets, Mina Ho, or vorpon'. put in Lor wo ersten, Potter, Philateiphia tor New. Bedford; decors W Glover, Holbradl, Wore tor Boctou, Sth—-Art sets Meangr. Hinks, | inc Albert Clarence, hal Bout pert Monroe, Mi erasorabole Meas Bot B Cio:ain, Coombs Roitiont 9 ‘ruvincetown for Phila for Georgetow Baltimore: king: hia; New Phok- cn r New York for Mutibridae, EWBURYPORT, Nov 7—Art_brig Burmah, Sherman, Philadelphia; sebrs Express Dix, and Marina Mere, ragiie, do. NEW LO Achorn, Rock. NDON, Nor G—Arr aches Co: D Kliabeth- jow Bedtord Norwica for do— @, Wallington, j iis, bas ia Sonn Hf Kenned Sin me 2, bn “Finjan phia: Nov I, sche Anthony Kelly. Prior. 'N York: 4th, brig sty Cobb, Duncan, NYork; Sth. stenmsslp Aragy, Uade ion, “PACA RLPHTA, Nov Are eleamship Norman, tu Hosion, brig Samuel Walsh, Sirovr dgo, New Oclo 5 Sawye Ne, Bostoa Helen, Carroll. Calne Cle brig Prentiss Hoobs, F ‘ortland: scbrs John A Griilia ar. Port Roya! y ALY, R Geno, Parker, Boston, & W Gard: jomera, Hixon TONTLAND, wre steamer Chesareate, W. ott, tea L. Howard, Nevuie, Phiadaiphin fils, Nore; Rhowty, Rien, tremons for NY or sy (new. of Yarmouth, 1,351 9 90¢\ to ene Agron: ache Jenoy Lind. Graves, NY Ov dm Arr aimamer G: fecton, RYert. aut sob B Temperance, nae ‘ke tt bar yr “Noy Raat oe vas Semiense, DO; pire, Mary “clark, Disney, Phi waeivhin tena My ‘A Heath, Wiliaine, Mangor for Potin ve, Merrit do for NYork: Bells, Gordon, do ‘ounsellor, Whitman, do for Moly ge, Hit, Kogeiand ve W aahington, ‘owers, Bullock, ut qeorm ieibort, Worwoods Phtaaeips York. Pilot, mea