The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1864, Page 8

THE SUIT AGAMRST GEN. BUTLER. The Hew Ovienns Gaia Claim—Hotlon to Momeve the Ouse te the Federal Oourte—lsteresiag Samnci Smitn—Hie Version ef the @ole Botaure, de. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS —CHAMBBRE, Relore Judge Vardess. ev, 98. —Samucl and Andree Bath ve Benjamin B Dutter.—Twie wan an @otion brought to WeRover $160,000 @amages for 00 alleged trespass committed by General Butier in ihe spring of 1862, by entering the banking Bouse of ibe plaintiffs at New Orl ane and taking away by Perce $60,000 i» gold colo, Destdes Breaking up end de- Mreying the plainiite dusizens by depriving them of Geir capital Mr. Joun K. Tackett appeared on debalf of the de fendan', avd moved tbat the cause be sent to ihe federal @murts for irial. Be contended that ander tbe act of 1789, fe aefevdani being a citizen of ove State and the piainli @ apeiber, ihe former bad ihe right to move tbe cause Pero one of the United States courts, Mr. Hackets theo Dead the affidavit of ihe defendant, stating that be was ® Ren-reaident of ibis State, while tbe plaintiffs were resi: Gents, and tbat ihe suit was brought to recover a greater f@mennt than $590, and was, therefore, within the rule presaribed by the act of Congress referred to, Ex-Judge Pierrepont, in opposing the motion, stated Peat De Dad proposed to Genera! Busler, writtog, that should choose bie own court and ceunsel to determine Serratee of ‘Dut that he deotined the offer. The Setion was therefore commenced tn the Court of Common Pleas, tn the city of New York; and if be was not sadly Mitakoo % would be iriea there before a jury of tweive ‘and iaw/a! men, whoseeverdies would be satiefac- to all lovers of justiee, The counsel then went wo to say [that the action was for trespass com- mitted by the de‘endant, who took away from Te pleintitte’ possession $60,000 in $50,000 @f which be retained for his own use, thon was ne ee way, the funds ef the defendant ing been attached by the Sheriff, and why the defend- ‘at pougds to remove the cause to another tribunal be Qeeid not imagine, except it was to delay matters, There ould be Dut two motives in making the motion—delay As far as the plaintiff were concerned were anxious that the case should goon. General had thelr movey long enough, and they w ‘Qnxions to recover it. If maturi the motive whic Rotwithatanding Genera! Butier did make a it ‘York, Ment the defendant was fiastered with ovations, and the Gen which was then oommenced ageinst aged BS ee for Wasbington on Sundey, tte Thureday, the following, under “T bic Washington,” appeared in the New York press:— {Prom the Tribune. ] REN, PUTLER'S GOL, ‘Fhe copperhead attachment for General Rniler'’e Kew gold will bave to peneirate the vauite ef the United Treasury before it will be forthcoming, every dellar im the keeping of that department, [From the Times.] Goncerning the attachment eppiied fir against Gen. But- ring the attachment appied fir sgainat Gen, Bu Yo parties In New Orleans, to io New York, on behalf of the parties in jeans. Recover 960,000 in gold, weised by General Batier ia that Sir, Mie proper to say, that the geld referred te 9 ta the a of wie hed pale fe ‘that eran Gad not against General eles {From the Hera}d.} THE ATTACHMENT AGAINST GENERAL BUTLER, guitin New York goid in question Wat condemned by » mili ibe — of the robbery of the Uni rieans, and was accounted for to the cl it Bas since been. Fake te over the order ofthe War tanent ® couneel, im reference to the above paragraphs, that be ascertained . from clients that the Basements 18 relationso the gold being deposited ia the ‘Breasury office were without :oundation, that nob s dollar ‘W6 \0 bad ever been entrusted te the of the Trea- wary or War Department, and in support of ths @asertion read the following afidayit:— EEYIiEEE Lae fl if they apd i$ was not possibie 0 collett in their claims without much delay; H the ee. e FF wild mob and the YY, io case tbe city should be given up 6o pillage. t bad sdovt sixty thousa: lollars in gold coin safe, which he had been eee ee and be bad Doped 40 save = Ie this frightful consterna- ment wok fi'ty four thousand dollars of oy 43 wow secreted it in the alr cells around bis safe, aod left @deut s'x thousand doilers of bis own fu the safe, be- Sides a small am: unt belonging to some of his castomers. A@mirai Farragut's success left New Orleans at bis mercy, end Genera! Botier entered the city ou the 1st of ‘May, and the rebel soldierg fied, and there war no pillage @f ihe tows. Fortbwith General Butler issued bis pro- dated May 1, 1862, aud di. veturn to hie business and promi aut Bien, and expressed bimecif im these word:—* Ali the Bighis of property, of whatever kind, will be held in- fy to the laws of the United States. Byocet shops and places of memiare to be Kept oper fo the accustomed services aro to be held a pro. ited Btates was intended @elusion avd a soare, and opened his banking house SBe fullest confidence that the General would not vio- Die piigbtod inith, Tbe secreted coin could not be ‘eached without tearing dowm-a wail of masonry, and Bepenent deing unwilling to excite notiee by tearing @ows © heavy brick well and withdrawing tne coin, the city was such a fearful state, let it remain Bor afew day i Genera Beal's donde showed eixty thonnand di tbe concealed corp, which up, tellmg General Butier thet jumooncealed object of the concealment, but deciining to reveal the where it waa secreted. The General tbep ordered it to prison, and threatened to confine btm fn Fort Jackson weti] he reveaied the piece of covosaiment. De. ponent was powerlens, witbout ihe protection of law, aud merey of despotic force. Afier being imprisoned mapper above described depovent led the Hy i thousan g014, besides tbe money im the sale, and after a be returned to the Biz thourand teft and four thousand dollars of the concealed ing fifty thousand dollars tn rom depgssas to thie hour. deponent go, despoiled bard earned bed ney bis Dastnams brovia up ace Certroged; and now § seeks ine tawful way to obtain redrece with these-false vslegrame from Wi if Ss ERs i mie HE PL 23 HH it ¥sis 2's is I Hi Gi i i ie Bh z i FH rr ite Had} Re 5 i face Coort took the papere and reserved ite deciaton. NEWS FROM MEXICO. Our Oity of Moxiee Corre Z Mexico, Oot, 81, 1864. Ancions Pears of Maximilian's Subjecis—Atiack and Cap- ture of @ Supply Train by General Remero— Entire Paralytation of Commerce, Industry and Agriculiure— Sad Stale of the Oountry— Excessive Taz Upon Property— dts Effect on the Moneyed Class—Active Recruiting for the Republican Armies at Michoacan, €c. Yo one of my former letters 1 spoke of the attack on ‘Tenango by the liberal forces and how the tour of Maxi- Mollian and suite was interrupted as Toluca immediately on the receipt of thie uawelcomed news. A panic seized Maximilian, who at once turned back to his capital, apd by eo doing mach relieving the minds of Bis faitnful subjects, who already imagined bis imperial Majesty 10 the hands of the republicans, This suppoei- tion was strengthened then by the news which they simultaneously received ef Genera! Romero having given batue to a detachment of imperial forces sent on bis pursait, A detachment of imperialists, under the command of Marquez, whe were convoying « supply train to the gar- risen of Morelia, was attacked and captured by the same General Romero. The amount of treasure captured ie vot koown. General Romero, immediately after the capture, commanded that all Mexican traitors among the prisouers should be Peed executed, which order was obeyed. eu ob @ unweicome eyents have os the ite of tac governmént—or the Court, ; ana they @ tended to complicate its situation ple agg to the people, who begin to lose their conil- Commerce is a 8 complete ‘satu gio, The roads—the only means of communication with the interior—are in a terribly bad condition, and to tra’ yn them. is a very dangerons undertoking, as they infested at every nook and corner with large bands of guorillas, Industry is paralyzed, as the greater part of the laboring clasees are without work, ire never has bees in euch a atate as at pro- sent. The most necessary articies 0; life are in the great- est scarcity, 28 a copsequenoe the poor are suffering terri- Diy. Thia country, once 80 famous for its great produc- tiveness and luxuriaut vegotatien, is vow ruined and famished, and the melancholy spectac! shows to the world of unfortunate beings dyin thie city and at San Louis Potos! for want of food to tain life—literally starved to death. Nev: eR in the most troublous times, has this spectacle been witneaged here. This is the seque! that marks the estab- lebment of the empire as an antithesis to the repub:ic, which, at least, was not attended by these horrors. AB a complement to this most calamitour state of affairs, @ measure been adopted which has po parai)e! in the anpals of pollical economy, aad which oversteps feudal exactions of ancient times, A tex of one per centam per month bas been Jevied on the exact value of all kiods of property; and as al! juccimes are generally ‘taxed at the rave of six per centum, this outrageous tax will absorb ail the rent and Port of spe pal. The rich capitalists are of course tented with this measure, for they gloried in the idea that for several years they would be exempt {from taxation, and under @is eeliish supposition weleomed the intervention, But the perme? 9 bas alrondy fallen from their eyes, and a sober ‘thought reacts wonderfully upon their political tom. The adoption of this measure dees not ‘well for ‘Maximilian and bie followers, It shows either that he is. ‘utterly deficient tm the principles of political economy, or that be is driven to those straits by the great difficulty under which he at present ors. . M. Montholop bas already notified Maximilian that he eapnot for the future furnish the funds vecoseary for the continuasce of the war. As if fate would bave decreed it, this notification has beeu rece! ved simmitaneously with the embarkation for home of several battalions of the army, The republican heart ig alive yet. In Michoacan from three to five thousand men bave besn organized,who have formed themeelves into guerilia@ends and scatsered to the mountains, there to anacy and weary the invader. Brooklyn Clty News: Bouersenre Scsraxpap rox tam Lack or Fuxne,—The county funds for paying bounties to volunteers hb: run out some two weeks since, the bounty brokers deter- mined to advance the money to all men enlisted by them, for which they received the certificate of the Provost Maranais of either the Second or Third distr: which, on presentation to the Bounty Committee, to be bovored when im fonds. Meantime s new loan was au- thorized at six per cent iuterest, but only a few thousand @ollars has been raised on the bonds. The brokers baving spent a large proportion of their spare cash, and seeing no prospect of speedy reim- Dureement, held ao consultation at the Third district Provost Marsbals otfice yesterday, and cou- cluded to suspend further payments, consequently en- listments are aiso suepende:, and substitutes will now De taken to ties w the casb is forthcoming. Heretfore there was an average of fifteen enlistments per day. Hereafter, or until county furnishes the Beceseary funds, the enlist ‘Will be few and far be- tween ‘The Supervisors will bold a meeting om Friday, when bjevt wiil be brought up for consideration. Bov Accipsertatty Baot.—Yesterday afternoon two Dboys, named Michael Fox and Mictael Genty, were playivg with & pistol in a lot on Flatbush avenue, when Geoty, pointing the w: at Fox, fired, the charge entering the left side, left hand was aiso badiy shattered. The pistol was loaded with buckshot. The wounded boy was taken ip charge by officer Soot, of the Fiftieth precinct police, and conveyed to the City Hospi tal. Genty, coving what be bad dove, mide his escape. ABnest op 4 Boroiar.—A large number of burglarice have recently been commitied in this city, all the evi- dence of the mode ef operations tending to show that upper or lower bolts, was theretore made easy. four o’cloek yerterday morning officer William Brown, of the Forty-first precinct, saw a man street, near OY Jarge bundle. The jo wating, epd deeming bim a suspicious cb: Dim into eastoay, Ow brought to tbe station the bundle was exam’ found w contain women’s dresses, shirts, napkins and gliver plated forks. On bis person, concealed under the waist of bis coat, were found an suger and 8 inal] saw. He was committed fora bearing. Subsequently, it was discov- ered that the Bouse of Mr. Johm K. Samson, No. 111 Weet Warrom street, had been entered during the nicht, by boriug out one of tbe door locks and robbed of ¢ num: berof articles, Mr. Samson called at the stat that the accused was provided with a pair of atch shoes, which he wore over his beets, aol aound thes walk through s house withowt being heara. bundle first attracted the attertion of the'oflicer, and ob- serving that be moved siong the sidewalk so quictiy, as if in stocking feet, became convinced that he wasa burglar, and so at once arrested him, The acchsed gives bis oame as Edward Fitzgerald. Eve US 6.208. $2mm000 DS b.20%. 108 teow = do. 226 ayn RR.. i 100 Mariposa Mining. sma Departures. Ls. verre Jose i rales, jor Be . France de} ‘A Lopez 8 Michalena, Edward Franckel, Augustin Batis, A Downs, Jasinto Vosta y Bariol, Yaidrod Lovie Maryn. and a few holes jausengers Oe or three ‘The engineer was killed, and the freman, John Austia this place, #0 badly injuyed that he died yeeterday. The engine of tho mail train fram Boston, on the Vermont Central, running without a head light last evening, ran off a misplaced switch at Rich- mond, taking ‘acke out from under the tender and causing adelay of four or fve hours. LOCOMOTIVE AND PIVR OARS THROWN OFF T3 TRACK ON YHE PHILADBLPAIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI- RS RAILROAD, From the Baltimore American, Nov. 28.) & that @ train on the Philadelphia, and Baltimore Railroad. bad off the track near Elkton, y night, was briefly stated in the eae despatch received the next day. The following are the particulars:—The way mail train, consisting of three Adams Express care, & baggage and e@ passenger cars, drawn by a locomotive, in enarge of Mr. Wm, H. Good- win, conductor, left the President street depot at forty minutes past four in the afternoon, and reached Elkton ip about three hours. Being on regular time, the train proceeded st ita usnal rate of speedfor abowt three miles, when it came in contact with one or more cross ties, which had been placed nearly in an upright position in the centre of the track. ‘he entire train, the exception of the last, @ passenger car, was thrown com tong of the track. The locomotive was demolished, as were also the express, baggage and one of the passenger cars. The fireman, whose name was uot learned, was caught between the broken fragments of the cars, and several of his riba broken, and his head and face badly cat. He was taken back to Elkton, whe surgical assistance was rendered him. The engi neer, John Keenan, had a leg and ear cut some- what, but not seriously. The baggage master, Robert Donaldson, was injured about the, back, bat not enough to prevent his walking. None of the passengers were injured in the slightest degree. They were detained near the scene of the accident five hours, and were then transferred to another train, by which they were enabled to reach Phila- delphia early the next morning. Crossties had been similarly placed on the track used by the trains bound this way, and which were removed by Conductor Goodwin after the wishap to his own train. Jt is regarded as foriunate that the other train had net reached the place first, as it would have descended the grade at a high rate of speed, snd loss of life and serious injury to the passen- gers would have resuited therefrom. ACOLDBN? @N THR CLEVELAND AND PITTSBORO RAILROAD, (From the Cleveland Leader, Nov. 28. The Saturday night train on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad was behind time about tive hours. e hear the report that a collision oc- curred on the road near Hudson, whieh detained the train. We could get nove of the particulars, aud give the hearsay just as we got it. Jt is said no lives were lost. CARS THROWN OFF THE TRACK OF 70M HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSKPH RAILKOAD—THIRTY PERSONS IN- JORED. [From the St. Joseph Herald, Nov. 26.) The passengers’ express train on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, due here Thursday morn- ing, met with an accident near Cameron, which resulted in the wounding of some thirty passen- gers, some of whom received serious injuries, but itis not thought any one has been fatally burt. Two ger cars, the rear ones in the train, were thrown from the track by a broken rail, and the cars rolled down quite a steep embankment, turning over twice in the descent. The two cars were occupied principally by ladies, and most of those injured were of that sex, some of whom re- ceived severe and ugly wounds about the head. As soon ag the wounded were released, they were put on board the cars on the track and brought to this city. A despateh was received in the city for physicians to meet the usin at the depot, which was complied with by most of onr practitioners, On the arrival of the train the wounded were taken to the various hotels, where their wounds were dressed and every attention shown them. The scene presented on board the train on its arrival at the depot was ening to touch the sympathies of the most hardened. The old and young, homely and Mir were alike covered with tood and their hair matted together with their own crimson life current. Several young ladies had fearful gashes in the face, and one we noticed whose forehead was cut almost from ear to esr, the skin pealed off and hanging over the eyes, evidently inflicted by falling against the glass ef a window. A family ofseven on the train were all more or less injured, several severely. It was re- ported night before last that a gentleman had died from the Injuries he received, but we are glad to know such is uot the case. All at the pre- sent time are doing well and likely to recover, We were unable to procure alist of the names of the wounded, they being so scattered. The act was not occasioned by any carelesaness on the part of any one connected with the road, but wae parely an uoavoidable affair. The Turf, UNION COURSE, L. 1.—-TROTTING. Wenwvanay, Nov. 30—Mateb $400, two mile heat H. Woodruff named g. g. Tom, to 125 Ib, wagon. D., Piifer named «. m. —-—., in harnese. $ ma. Pirtt Mile. Second M@e. 2:46 301% ‘Sams Day— Match $500, mile beate, to wagons, Mr. Carrol! named g. m. Lady Flla............ Air. White named br. m. Sally Come Up..... ume. Holt, 127 - -die Total. O4TX Mie 261 248 enjoyed at this season of the year, and the Union track was as fast a in midsummer. Two races come off during the afiernoon, whieb were witnessed by « large crowd, each race having @ great number of persons iuterested in the result, The two parties, with their numerous friends, added largely to the exeboquer of the proprietor. The first trot wae soon over, whe gray distancing tbe eorrel ware the firay heat. The second trot was, for some cause oF other, deemed a “ret up” by the judges and they declared all outside bets of Wire the came Jn was not discovered by the uninterested spectatore, as the gray ire won very bandily in most capital tima, while the brown mare had evidently done her best. After the race, however, Hiram Woodroff offered to maten the’ brown mare against the gray for » two mile x take piace at once, but this bot taken by the backers of Lady Ella. + Nevember 30, 804. ‘Bteamship Australasian (Br), Cook, Queensiown andTsy erpool—F Conare. Bieamehip Kagie, Lawrence, Havana—Sveterd. Thesen yeameh!y Empire, Dobhims, Washingtov~Jae Hand. Bteamenip Volae, Sherwood, Porvand—ii'B Cromwell Berk Oldenberg (Rus), Wragge, Hemburg—Sioman & vate Intersational (Dutch), Atkinson, Corscoa—Thoe = Zephyrice (Br), Peniston, Bermuda—Middieton & ig Jacques (Er), Vincent, Genoa—Pabdi aunoey, 4 i Onroline, Searls. Aspinwall Panton Railrond rig J Bichmore, hog aahingion—H W Loud 4 Co, e, Lt . Pbiladelphia—H_D Bi " Ret irene, New Have Wk P Sobr Minerva (Br), Fletcher, Sevanne la Mar~J F Whit i 8 one RB © mH larbor by | Dot Gt John, NB~P I Nev “Birpcomtanice sve. whine, Washington—a | aire Sea Dayton, 298, with tery ‘Bedford, 7 day, in 10, Jat id & Hincken, = voc Watch Mate (Br), Rhoddy, Giace Bay, OB, 23 days, With coal. to master, ET NY vty Shy Ry peg oR Le Oreste, palin cot, Nov 13, im patina ry r Le Creole, Bi haver, Ours Lf lon 7538, wae it. at! well ane a younamn (Br), Coalfiest, Cornwaiils, NB, 12 daye, with potaines, to D & Hyde, ratte ‘gene Mary 0 Banks, Cole, Norfolk, 2 daya, Behr G1, Soull, Seull, Virginia, Be Ly aban, Cro Bohr Maine, Bui aia, 18’ daye.» Scbr OD ingaBlatentord, Catste, 10 Gaye. Sobr Biatesman, Cole, Ca'ais, @daya Schr J B Drieko, Mente, Bangor. Konr Vandalia, Sawyer, Millb idge, 10 Gaya Sebr Tiaho, Wale, Gioneester, . Schr Union, Post, Providence. Sebr Van Bure Monig mery, Bridgepors Hi ireland, Port Jederwon, Behr Quickstep,. ‘ot ferson. Bleawiug America, Bergen, Philadelphia, 20th—Brige Trackleae, SAILED. Village Belle, Isabella; achrs Bar- as, D Webster; and Bliza. sian (and anchored jadne, B Ciou barks tie Morrigon, Joi ‘briga Machiaa, 5 echra D D Holmes, Arcquise, Thos Boardman, Wild Horse, khan, MA White, CaN Rogers. TA Henderson, ‘a, Franees Jane, 8 Jones, G FE Bearse, War 8, R Brovson. Julia Parrot, J Sparks, Mar, zaveth, A Pharo, B D Bndioott, Alice, A Townsend, Jas Atwater, Klia May, AP Bnow, J Nickerson, Oarusi, A A Biamao, Reliance, Wind at sunset NW. Marine Tot Losses ai Disastere Re- ported In Nevember, 1664. From a record kept by I. H. Upton, Secretary of the Ame- rican Shipmaaters Aegeotation, we Bave compiled the foliow- tng liei of total jones and dissaters for November, 1834:—— TOTAL LOSRES. Jura (Br). Tota)... Dingo (Bi y Fieure des ‘Berde: Herbert ...+5. . BupderP nd! Lew Chew (Br)... India. prey How Be Driakw \er|New ‘Clemons, ..|A White Swallow Prince. Armide (Fr) Boa L Halt.....|C Bmpress Theresa. Mitnots.. Mark L Mondamio Repubiic (Nor). daiem (BED TH Jeneiro.|Paim'th, B) 23) St Jago, ...)SiJoho. NB} 20) “Pee York.| 124 Now York: Boston ... Providenct oy West, in Mew Yor.| © Tniet| 191 do. | 129 do | 159 ere Pa... | FIRINOY :| Ferrio. ‘nas, Sp Pioneer, Tore\ Steamers PARTIAT. LOSHRS. Thone marked L, leaky; D, damaged at ports; ©. cviiiston; 8, stranded; P, fire; B, see; P. pot into resurned io ae Bownd to. Port Royal) R is Bottle... Joseph Joliet Trm ROEM TISOVA SMS Roe SS Gwe Naired Prof Vander Boon Pi : 2:6 SSt west atees aves Flo c / Louie F Lee « Singapore | ipin i) Boston, Neweh a) New York New York Washi, thas. A Charies Heath, | Phiie. jclipae (Br). Katetane eae +|Billad’o, NS | Phila Tarke Isid. SISEBVNSS VOWS Ie wero TIER STE: Purser Jobe A Phillipe, of stoamehty Columbia, from Havana, bee cer thanks for favere, Synapens” Romra 89.2, from Aspinwall for thie port, now three da70 over dus, had aot arrived Inet night ap to twelve LRT LS gk Sins Ss gis Tat ee Sn ry or oe | eet Severna Jette Cove. Some Roszar @ Ponran, 178 tone of May's J. Seen purchased Pe ry ah aay oe ‘private Any exis hereerier ! from Pi under command of ‘Whalemen. ‘0 Bept Catharine, Phillt Recud'ta waneisiceneoee® coe t ee ‘a sacl, Hid), Mis SW bble ols heads bone, ff hr Roswell King, Glass. NL, it Beare nen Vert poae se obtaining mon, to sail next day for Desola- Ip Arctic H pill Atctie Ocean, Sept 21, abip Milo, NB; had taken 30) Ship Princeton, W: t . aoraie Ziincetee. § Antwerp for Akyab, Oot Foret, Ports. Bxnwvpa, Nov 2—Ip port bark ME Percy, for N'York, = day. ‘Bid 18th, brig Timothy Field, Conley, Philadel, Cy Nov 13—In port brig Sta 5 ve pone ‘atten, {rom Bangor, for Ormxruxcos, Nov 19—Arr bark R H Knight ( ew York. Sid Lith, schr Osasuna, Johnson, Boston. Cary Harrie, Nov 6=In port bark Emblem, Nickerson, for, Boston ‘Nov 13—In port, ship J P Wheeler, Gadd, lavana, Nov 23—Arr steamship Ariel, Russell, New York and ald 2th for NOrlesns); 24th, -brigs # Thurston, Clark, ‘ortiand; 2th. L% Knight, Hasty, do. - ld 2let, brig Ells Beed (Br), Jonson, Philadelphia; 25:8, bark Maria Loutse (8wo) Seat, do, Cld 2ist, bark JG Rahming (Br), Ste- re Matanzas, Nov Z—=In port. barks Roterprise (Br). Our. tls, for Now York, n. Boudeo, fow Boston, do; Esther, Prince, unc: brige O © Clary, Parker, do do: bd H Cole, —, for New York, do; Anna D Terre) v nee, Nov 118d brig Ocean Traveller, Freethy, ‘ork, Porx av Parrce, Nov 10—In port, bark R Murray, Jr, Curtis, for New York in 10 days; Sylpb, Harriman, Mira: né, to load for, Boston, ready to sail; Br achr Winler |. Hearsay, for Boston 2 daya, Sacvnna, Oot 2t—Tp part, bark Pury, Brady, Boston, Sid 224, bark Race Horse, Searles, Boston, GUA, Nov l9=1n port brig Caroline, for New York, Yi soby Frederick, for dod days, Bld 19a, sche Maria L Ds 82 Tuomas, Nov 1l—Arr darks Ilva. Berry, from NY. Rechabite, Seaman, from do, brig Evelyn Ginn, McKew! from do (and ald 13h for Sombrero }alnnd SrJoux, NB, Oct 23—In port, bark Ada, Murphy, Port- land; schr Royal Arch, Davison, NYork: 26th, ship Amerl ea, Morse, Bath, Sid 26th, sbip' Mary Emma, Patien, Liv 1. ba rv) Croz, Nov6 (addttional)<In port barks Osment), id, Marchal: mm, Terry, from and tor New York, di do, dlag—would probably leave - thington, Lane, for Minatitlan and New York, ready for sea; sch? Consiance, Adama, from New Orleans, in dix a having been 3) days on the psssage, endeavoring to it American Ports. BOSTON, Nov S0—Arr bark Eze White, White, Cape Raytien; brigs Wanderer (Ham), Nabwans, Aux Car Leightow, Laigaton, Georgetown, DO; schrs BM Dyer, Rich; Hewvarws, Abbott, and O'M Patti, Clark, George town, 0; Jul noe, iy orgetown ; tah, Partiidga, Philadelphia; Otis, Corie, “Nore. Cid, barks Catherine Jane, Burchell, ‘Buenos’ A; Pinkham, Port Spain; Edw Sverett. Hardi: DC; brigs Emma ives, Lorway, Trinidad; Brookiya ( er, Suripam via’ St George. Sid. ship John Bid Laroy anc Sea New; US ship Supply, Young Turk, brig Chicopee. <-Arr bark Bmbiem, Cape Haytien; brig Triad, New- burgsechr Walrus, Hayti, BALTIMORS, Nov 20—Arr bark Modena, Ryder, Naseau, NP; brig Sarab ‘Alice (Br), Jenkins, Has ‘schrs Marce- ret,’ Tarr, Richzmond, Boyal, 80; Hattie. averii!, bury, Port Royal, BO, C Jandi brig Clete (Br), B Coakiin, , New H Hight, Stites, 8 Yor! Dark Seneca, Bio Jane! Slows (Br), May . PR Soib—cid bark Linda Stewart, for Jersey City. DIGHTON. Nov 29—Arr sobra Fapny ‘Moss, Davia, Baltt- more: Wm. Bement, Penuy, Philadelphia, ane ans a—Arr brig Mariner, HOLMES’ HOLE, Nov 28, PM—Arr schr Susan Gibson, Bardot Baltimore tor Boston, tibiae, Ob Boult, »2AM—Arr sobre Ocean Herald, M4, for Portamouth; George ‘A Cummings xa tor iver, Horinport: Li, for Boson: James House, Baker for Baltiiore; Teade Cohen Herts, Gray, Jtimore. ree W BEDFORD, Nov 2oyArr echr H 8 Barnes, New ‘ork, Gd scbr Melbourne, do. : NEW LONDON, Nov 29—Arr echrs Oharies Dennt ton for Fortress Monroe; Amanda Powers, York for P a5 AI molds, Pro: for New York: sloop Pointer, WPORT, Nov 23—arr bai ‘DO, for Now Bedford; Superior, W Ponder, Phifips, Taunton ter Cag! ——, trom a cruise, 81d. Woille Antrem, Wallsoe, Lioven, OB. for juokban, Rhodes, : for Washi: _ OF nh Bt Geo: ryfield for do, Blatceman, Cole, Idaho, Waite, Gioncester for do: jax for do; WT Emerson, Dorr, 4; ‘Titeten timore; VaRidalis, “Bawyer, Calais for New Yor! Ocean, Belle, Beal, Mach M1 tor do; Benj way, Damon, Harwend, or gp Gazelle, Pratt, do for NYork; Amp jog. Warebam for do; Clio, Nerentt, Tann- Nichols, Providence for do, Returned, echre Saxon, Tapley, Boston her: Quivet, Plerce, apson, fichank Vienna. Ma Boren, Fall River for on. Brightman, Elizabethport. Bld this A) Saw, sohirs Win Pena, Winslow, Providence for N rd: Sacilia TILADELPHIA, Nev 29—Arr Steamship ton: brign Rival, Applegate, “Keg. Wi 0- , Fortress Monree; Hampden, Snow, Koy West; i, Stimpros, Fortress Movroe: Benj Carver, Car- Yor, do; Jesse Rhsnas, Pen teton, Port Roy: Snow, Riono Inlei; A Horta, Leland, Matan Sherman, Fortress Monroe: schrs Star, F A Heath, Wiliams, % *) M_ Honats Prince Reward’. Islan ys Key Went; Hora: a i. New Bedford Lady Canv, Antwerp: Lille, Dav, 3 W i Ken- er, Cork fer roesworth, ‘th, New Haven. Ship Under. Fin,’ went te sea 20th; shi St leans. and Bea k, 2oing down; for Key We OH Frost, for Incent, tor New Peter, for Pensacola; bat Eagie, for Port 8pa\ Beaufort, NO; Rando}; Orleans: Ida Mele PORTLAND, Nov 28- schra Bunme Jan “1) Nee rence, Maianzan; (ess Mopror; schre Denua Auns, Obase, iiard, Philadelpb's, f; MeManus (new), ren. varie r), for Matenzas; Hunter, for Ha + steamore Kleetra, Nve, New 40, wohra Red Jacket, Avertil, re; Brandywine, Corson, Ph iadeiphias RA Porter Townsend. do; Pa Kliznbethport; Catharine Thomas, Presion, South River, NJ. Sid scbra dD jarnin, New York; Lady Adama. Hadwin, do; aweli. dot loops E Sprague, Gibve, NYork, + do. ) Nov 2—Arr schr? P Abell, Bragg, Kilze bethport. ay aie sd Nov 29—Arr ehip Pocanoutas, Graves, ori Are yr i eld OVIT Ww Marrie Bown try—Anuernonc.—On Tuesday, Octoder 25, Newton Heston, Epwaxp A. V §Boxxerr, to Miss Kara Aresrxonc, Brooklyn, Bor.en—Sacrn.—Un Wednesday, November 30. at Ft. Pavi’s church, Breoklyn, by the Rev. 3. S. Drowne, Cuanues W. Borian, of Detroit, to Nevis J,, youngest po ad Vheiate Hugh L. Smith, of this city, No oor Fainne1e—Str twas. —On the Rev. Pr. Bile, Warrrr 8. ax, of Brooklyn, Mooday, ng 5H , Patterson, N. ¥., by the Rev. Dr, ot, ‘nos. T, Ferris, of New York, to knances A., oldest daughter of J, W. ttark, Eeq., of Pawliogs, N. Y. No cerds, Poughkeepsie papers please copy. HexpiucKson—HvLar,—At the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, Nevember 50, by the Rev. Mr, Fenner, E. J. Hawpnicxeow, of damaioa, L. I., to H. T. Hoerer, of Esst Williamaburg, L. I. MROTFON—MARSHALL.—AS Carpentervillo, Illinois, on November 27, by the Rev. Mr. Woodard, Mr. Jenotson, formerly of Brooklyn, to Miss Lucim Marsiatt, dangnter of George Maraball, Esq , Lupiva—Rvcxst.—~At Obrist’s charoh, om Tuesday, November 2, vy the Rev. F, 0. Ewer (aeristed by 1 Rev. Frederick * Frances A., daughter of the inte Samnei Ruckel, to Wa. 8. 1.001.0m, all of this city. Pasoual—Vinovr,—On Wedvesday, November 80, at St. Stephee’s church, by the Rev. Jobn Ureenigo, Mr, Mawvnt Parouar to Mise Louies Vircvr, both of Oude, ‘TRiverr—Dasxo.—O0 Thursday, November 24, at the fg Mg! the bn Ati A M7 Bite: . ng, JT, ‘err, ghkeepeie, to Martin Dano, Of thin cits Nevember at the * Chureh of the Holy Trinity, Bron a, by The Rov, A.M. poy gt Th, aealated by Rev. F. Hoffman, Treo. Done F. Vari to Gnovenn L., daughter of G. P. Hinman, Wanwo—Witiame,—ip |, On }, August , by the Rev, K. M. Johnson, Mr, Kowanp C. (yy Brooklyn, to Miss Axxm Wittiams, formerly of St. J fa one” Wednesday, November 80, Many Mo- Gounan, wife of Miobael Campbel!, in the 84th year of ber age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully favited to attend the funeral, from ber late r Twenty-first strect, between Third on Friday afternoon, The rem-ive w! be interred in the Cer ry of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. De Marcetus.—On Tuesday, November 29, JuLia Woop, infant daughter of C. A. V. and U. M, de Marcellin, 1o years, The remaius will be interred at Spotswood, N. J., om Friday morning, December 2, Doaxavsca —On , November 29, at aged 47 i aleo the mem. S21, 1 0. oF. and Company reihier; are respect- ited to altend the funeral, from ‘bis late geal: y, November 30, after @ severe Dative of the parish of Ardwore, » Ireland, aged 25 years. mine family are no afternoon, at ‘past 2 hls sister-ta-law, S17 East Ninth street, Ganvey.—aAt the residence of her brotker in-law, Peter Harding, 63 West Sixteeoth street, on Wedeesday, No» vember 30, of copeumption, Baincer Garver, @ native of the Parish of Kileovnell, county Galway, Ireland, in the ‘2th yoar of her age. Notice of funera) in Friday's Green,—At the residence of Tuesday evening, November 29, Fiza Ann, wile of Wm. W. Gi , and eldest daughter of the Rev. Dr, Staunton, in the 32d year of her agi Notice of sunora! hereafter. paper. ber ‘ather, in thie city, oa es and friends of the family, ', George Pearson, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, fon the residence of ber mosher, No . a ove O'clock, ber 29, Paraicm Byam, ® Craughwell, county and rolatives are requested to attend the. foneral, without further notice, trom St. Viecent’s Hoept- tal, No. 195 West Eleventh street, near Seventh avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Hyrpe.—On Lethe November 26, ov beard the United: States eteam frigate Wabash, at Hampton Roads, Va., of jodammation of the brain, Wittiam F. Hype, 16 ears, 9 months aud 24 daye, youngest son of James M. iy de, Jr.. of Brooklyn, L. 1, 1a Hariem, on Wednesday, November 80, r of Lewis an@ Annie Hopner. d relatives are. respectfully invited to attend the fuveral,!rom the residence of her parents, ne, near 12sin ‘street, this (Thursday) alter- Boon, at three o’clock. ‘Horna. of Patrick Hanpao, a ns ford, Ireland, aged 49 y ‘The relatives and frien W., sou of William P. Jones, aged 12 years. ‘The relatives aod frieuds of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, on Friday atternoon, at two o'olook, (rom the residence Of his parents, No. 17 Worst Twenty fourth street. Kr sO Wednesday, November 30, Eowaap Eau, aged 42 years. The friends and retatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his iter 429 Virsd avenue, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. auty Tyrone (ireland) and Philadelphia papers Neuse COPY. Z Lormipcs —On Weduesdsy, November 30, Francs A. Loraipar, aged 35 years. ‘Tho relatives and (riends of the family are invited to attend tne funeral, from bis Fourth avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon a! Rr A rg jaoghter of Jobn P, jazro, The relatives and friends.of the family are wited to attend the funeral, irom 219 West third street, this (Thiraday) afternoon, at three Owan.—On Wedintaday morning, November 30, deniy, Saran Ow ned 60 years and ® mooths, Funeral services will be beld this ies alter. Noon, at two o'clock, at her late residence, No, 162 Smite etrect, Brooklyn. Her relatives and friends are fully Invited to attend, without further notice, Owens.—On Wednesday morming, from the eflects 0( wounds received io. uattle, Taomas — vf county Wexiord, Irvlund, io the 406 year age. The relatives and friends are respectfulty tavited te Gag) stieraoon, ti two vicioce, event uw (roar ‘Dcowron —-u Wedneaday ilnesa, Axsxoss Connon, The relatives aud fricnds of the family, and those of his brother in law, Michael O'Connor, invited to atteod the funeral, from bis late Downing street, oa Friday afternoon. at one Quivs —On Weduesday morning, Novembor 90, at four o'clock, Leno pee son of Elien and Heary Quinn, aged 2 yesra, 1 month and 3 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited 40 attend the funera!, from the residence of his parenis, No, 170 West ‘Thirtieth st this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’elock, Rew —00 the beloved wife of James Re!lly, aged 48 years, from the parish of De Courcy, county Cork, ire! |, alter a woot aud severe }!ivess, wDicD she bore with Christian fer! bud The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resideuce, 79 Monroe atreet, on Fritay afternoon, at two o'clock. Ryax.—On Wedousday, Noveber 30, of x Maiaew H. Ryax, & native Clare, Ireland, agea 31 yearn. ‘The re'atives and frieods of the family, aud those of od Jobn H. Ryaa; also bia McMabon, Thomas i y invited to pec tend the residence, No, 37 Mulberry street, ou Friday after clock, ja Wednesday , Novem er 30, Tuomas ton cf F. W. aod Lizzie Sciltes, et The relatives and frends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 47 Greenwich street, this (Thureday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Srraxyc.—In Brooklyn ,on Wednerday morning, Novem- ber 30, Conxguivs STAGG, Youngest son of CI ad Margaret J, Strang, aged 1 yoar aod 27 days. \y) afternoon, The funeral will take pce thie (Thur three o’clock, from the residence of perenis, Eighteenth street, corner of Fourth avenue, Soulh Brookiya. Woop Suddenly, on Tuesday, November 29, of con. | Founsss Usk Woon, son of George J, 6 yoars and 3 months. friends axe respecifaily invited to attend ine funeral, this (Thursday) alternoom, ab one o'clock, be res) of bis paronts, 144 East ‘Thirty-Ofth street. Wnoe—On Toesday, November 20, of congestion of the lunge, Witum, infant soa of William and Josephine Wilde, aged 1 year, 6 months and 2 days. The friends and roiatives of the family are Invited to attend the fuveral, irom the residence of bis NO. 10 Sackett street, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) after= DOOD, At wo o'clock, ‘ Wius,—Io Brooklyn, on Wedneaday, Movember 80, Horatio P, Wits, tormerly of Bostoo, Mass,, aged 87. Faveral service from his late restuence, No. 114 Fires Place, this (Thursday) afternoon, at balf-past one, Boston wud San Francisco papers please copy. Warnve.—Suddesiy, o0 Monday, Novem! Avavstes Warrixe, io the 4M year of Bie age, The reiatives and friends of fully invited to attoud the fune devee, No. 618 Broad w o’giock, without further notice, Wimervinc.—On Tuesday, November 29, of typhoid fever, Henay A. Wiiwerowa, Jr, sou of Honry A, Wilmerding, in tbe 80tb year of big age. His friends and tho friends and relacives ef the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Chries’s Oburch, corner of Thirty fifth street Fifth avenue, on Friday noon, at twelve o’cleck, without further notice, 8, Be UNCILMANIG CONVENTION, SEVENTH Distaior, Tromas Baan, Secretary. SY RTERAN SOLDIEie' UNION CLUB, GRAND PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION ay ime ACADEMY CP MUBIO, THIS RVBNING, DRO. i, AT 7% O'CLOCR. Te following speakers will make addresses on thie ovene Governor nay, of Mi nere! J, F. Farpewert oral Cochrane, gsioral tT. & Ven Buren. brea acmeemanis SPR SECT seca om seabasapmidphenn MORENST, BY THE Y UNION GLBB OLUB Saeco AEH come , Ronom, Becy, iinots, . oat A iad edpesday, November 90, Many Rumay, — Sixmile Bridge, County.