The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1865, Page 8

dnd a EUROPE. with Four Days Leter News, Ear! Russell Installed Premier and Lord Clarendon Foreign Secretary. Difficulties in the Way of Further Reconstruction. Frevch Trepidation on the Mfexi- can Question. Ran te anscma cf hs Pela piaialidaiiainiaies borongh’s Visit to French Harbors. ‘Tho fyankh Government Watehing for Ram fieationy of the Jamaioa Revolt, de. ao. &e. The tunan terew steamer City of London, Captain Mirehoure, which sailed from Liverpoo) at eleven o'clock @i the morning of the Sth and Queenstown on the after- noon of tho 9th inst., arrived here yesterday morning. ‘The steamship New York, from Southampton on No- ‘Yember 8, has also arrived. ‘Phe Liverpool Chamber of Commerce had resolved to 1 the American and other Chambers of nmerce in respect of the proposed alteration im the day of ailing of the Cunard mail steamers from Saturday With a view to promote the Saturday half- ask thy eo opinion to Fri holiday povement. It was stated that the Attorney General had propared Jutormations for the prosecution of the Hon, Richard Bethe) (the von of the ex-Lord Chancellor) and others connected with the traffic in the attempted tale ef public It was not, however, believed that the evidence ‘etlives, would be su! ent to insure conviction. The London Shipping Gazette states that oi) springs and that the particu. had been discovered in England, Jura would be of a nature to astonish the public, The London Pall Mall Gazette rays it is reported that Attorney General was preparing a bill for the reform Bankruptey Court. A correspondent of the fame paper states that an Tialinn princess, of the late reigning bonde of Modena, wax recently received into the Marylebone Workhouse, and has died there. the poor princess dead than «# valuable chain which she retained and @zeatly prized was found to be missing, and there is every reason for believing it’ was taken by some of the Pauper nurses by whom she was surrounded. Lady Palmerston will not return to Cambridge House, the tate Premier's London residence. The Lovdon Build- ing Nows says the site destined for a Roman Catholic eathedral in memoriam of Cardinal Wireman. ‘The National Steam Navigation Company’s screw sicamer Louisiana, Captain Cutting, was to leave Liverpool at one o'clock on the afternoon of the 8th fox New York via Queenstown, "The Hocla arrived at Liverpool about noon on the 6th lave, ‘The Nova Seotan arrived at Greencastle at ten o'clock Y #. on ihe 6th; rearhed Liverpool about six P.M. on the 7th. The City of Baltimore was intercepted off Crookhaven nh one 0" ‘on the afternoon of the 7th. The steamships City of Manchester and Balbec, from New York, arrived at Queenstown November § ‘Vbe steamship Pennsylvania, from New York, arrived at Queenstown the same day. Heconstraction of the British Ministry. Yar} Russoll as Prime Minister, and Ear! Clarendot Minister of Foreign Affairs, were formaily installed into ‘office by the Queen, at Windsor, on the 3d inst, On the bh Kart Clarendon received the whole of the diplomatic sorps on taking office. Phe Lo ‘mes continued to disparage the Russell Hab!net, 1 siys:—“Tt would almost seem as if there must be on interval of partial disorganizati : Cabinet will go on with renewed. stren; The yesue depends upon the ane wisdom of their policy, and upon th Litude in ass aahsiog to themselves forces w1 aboutihem.”) = “ ‘The pdon @ ibe com plains of the waisrepresent a of the Hes, which, in Reerence to ministerial reconstrus tion, stav"l that only one Secretary of State was available ao the Lower House, while there are actually thi With position of the Ministry in Parliament, mod- edly be made; yre is nO ce, No writ can be issued and no ke place before February. As most of the persona! chaiiges would involve new elections, much Hecdiers inconvenience would result, FURTHER CHANGER IN THE CABINNT. {From the London Times, Nov. 6.) If we ore rightly informed, the reconstruviion of the Minostry bes not proceeded eo suecessfally or so casi aw those who regard the new Premier with an idolatrour worship would have the public believe. On the cou trary, there have been, and there are still, great difticul tiew in the way of that reconstra difficn ities whien every sober liberal ought to have forese ad whieh it would be urose out of the very nature of the cas premature to enter fuliy into the question. It ix enough tor us “od know th such changes are contemplated; b are | Di has placed his 1 Rus yay be rendered at ons more constitutional The Derween the two houses, and the desirability Soreing Mr. Gladstone in debate, both point to a pressi necessity of introducing pew blood into the admin) tron [London (Nov. 6) correspondence Manchester Guardian.) The anno ment of the Times of this morn u the First Lord of the Admiralty had resigned to be Laken a# implying the secession of his tue Cabinet. The Duke of Somerset is too ugetul a anember of the wiministration to be parted with willingly by bir colleagues, and he is such a cormorant at work je it would*be difficult to ind what he would consider wate occupation in any other department. They say Ye would do better if he lived ‘more in. the world and sunghs to gaiher trom personal contact and observation the ideas and ¢pinions of the time. But the Duke ts an gldity, as solitary in his habits as a heron, #s indefatign fof an ent hill and as tenacious ae % f him, when in the proudest and most obplinave man in England, opt his father.’ His Grove is just the man to say ly and haughtily that he would not stand in the way of sdministradive Teoon. sire: tion if it were thought necessary to have more of the beads of important departments in the Lower House ; Hot he conld not, on the other hand, be expected to turk any position lower than that which he now occupies; sud, unless he were made President of the Counci! oF ter for India, there is none to which he would prota ty saree to be transferred. Bouse of Com on With the more yeoetanens with the view to inclusion of some of them in the new offivial arrange: ote Mr. Bernal Osborne is in town in betber buime than oseal, for some as yet unexplained cause. other hand, Mr. Lowe is said to be more than I with a world which is unworthy of h nter's friends are confident that his claims will not time be overlooked; and the admirere of Mr. tue k feel that hit time at last is coming, the only dit eulty beng that he i said to bave deciared he will ake (ing short of the Cabinet, and that nobody will dare wake the proposition, 10RD GRANVILLE TO BE SENT TO BERLIN, Irom the London Post, Nov. §.] We believe that there is now scarcely any doubt that Ford Granville will be appointed to the Embassy at Ber to be presently vac ord Nay The great per «i his pre-eminently con ohetory manner, Tuark him ont ay the most ft represen © that this country could have in the difficult avd goliations Which are eettain to arise out of the plicated state of affairs in North Gewmany. The Fenians. H. Lalor, of the had been inth Connecticut suspicion of his pistols, ‘There wer ment . for % conditional order to crema! information agains Sir John Gray, M. T., ot the Dublin Preeman's Journal, for’ havin hie paper of the 20th ult, what the managers Pepe, wow in pris sgard ae @ libeilowe the atoral of his Grace the Most €at hot ibishop of the od 10 ving dis say in their ad ealenlaved trial, Jt ie ramored rd Lieutenant will refase to plead to the action st hit hy Luby, and will move to have the " nd plaint taken off the fie Herwid says: —Whether or not with the ob fred of evading the search to which passengers wrriving 1” had been mude fram Armerica are subjected at Queenstown, none save yorwple haying maily to innd have called at thik port on Weir Lomownrd voyayes for the part fortnight, Put pro cone 6) 1 wearch nvavie is for exewane ly passed, and ore 6 wotiing to prevent Dy 1D Cheir jor PRBION AKOF OF LreMmOLADW: documents Wo eoine thence M2 ee cyuniry, wlber py the Helyhead or the Cork Arriva) of the New York and City of Londen Other members of the famiy are sai to be living in London in a state of poverty. The medical and other officers of the workhouse rendered very attention, but no sooner was the men, A meeting was held at Manchester on the @b inst. to raise funds for the emancipated negroes of tha United diem were delivered, the speakers, elojuent “ were delivered, the speakers el iy the claims of the negro on Rancashire and the coun! and asking alse for a “grateful remembrance of ne penpeel oo gh of a ae, of % ‘asian sterling presented by American citizens du 5 famine in Ireland and the cotton distress in i beastt MEETING IN PARIS. a Batt, Nov. 6, correspondence London Times} mecting has been held in the mueie ball known ag os Salle Herz, Rue Provence, for the relief of the og rated negroes of America, ‘The hall was crowded to Feral more than a Sansa persons had to Hs oo side for want of room. vhe chairman, M. E. iabonlare et tea ae Toatinta i warm and spirited speecb. Mr. h, of New Y. >. pence, ata toys American charch in the ue rri, addressed the meeting at some length, ‘Three French clergymen Protsteneey E. do Pres- fence, M. Coquerel the younger, and ut Cremieux, government, and long the ao rg Po . Cremieux is a member persuasion, The preceding speakers dwelt particul on the sneafiiciency tthe efforts made be nam favor of the tlaves, as Covel Be A the’ ob. tained in America and England. could be more exact, in a material point of view, i meeting was. reminded that France took a considerable part in the in- dependence of America and the abolition of slavory4 M. Cremieux admitted, with regret, that in 1802 France re. established slavery; but he reminded his a a amid general applause, of te two periods of 1792 when is complete abolition was proclaimed. ‘don was afterwards made for the benefit of ie Jt amounted, I hear, to about eleven hundred forty-four pounds—no great result, after such fervid appeals and so magy listeners. A second meeting will, however, be held, in the hope of # better material re- sult, . France. The French government had a prosecution inst the Opinion Nationale for spreading news about Mexivo cal- culated to disturb the public peace. The Pays asserts that the. eva evacuation of the Papal States by the French troops would commence on the oth inst, A Paris telegram says :—‘‘According to ZL’ Independance Belge, there is some mystery in the P iereet o ust now of Admiral Farragut (for whom Admiral Goldsborough seems to have been mistaken), on board the United States war ship Frolic, on a tour of visite to our ocean war harbors of L’Orient and Brest. What does that daying and distinguished American sea- man contemp! by .loitering along our coast, or is he, taking souadin for ulterior operations in casé of a rupture about Mexico? It is clear that there are susceptible folks here who see nothing frelicsome in the visit of so deterinined a sea captain.” Italy It was reported that a aeed etter from the Emperor Napoleon to the King of Italy, on the Roman question, would shortly be published. pain. The Spanish government had ordered a strict watch to be kept on the seaboard of Cuba and Porto Rico, Spain fearing the insurrection in Jamaica may have ramulica- tions in the Spanish Antilles. Commnny. In the sitting of the Federal Diet at Frankfort on the Sth mst. the representatives of Bavaria, Saxony and Resse Darmstadt proposed that Austria’ and Prussia should be requested, first, to convoke in Holstein, as woon as possible, « general assembly of representa- tives elected by the free votes of the ng rimory lng order that such an assembly may co-operate in the deti- nite solution of the still pending cera Sg Holstein question. 1d, to take steps bring about the incorporation of Schleswig into the cae confederation. . The Federal Diet resolved to decide in x fortnight Bow | this proposal should be dealt with. Denmark. The new ministry had becn definitively constituted. Count Frysenborg had been appointed President of the Council and Minister for Forcign Affairs, and four large landed proprietors belonging to the nobility were mem- bers of the Cabinet, which inclined to a liberal conserva- tive policy. 1t was expeeted that the conflict between the Rigsraad and the government, relative to a revision of the constitution, would be amicably gettled. Cape of Good Hope. The Basuto war was not settied. Moshesh \acknow- Jedged that the Hasutos were beaten, but said they would not give over their country to the Boers, although they would to the English. He remained awaiting the Gov- ernor’s reply. A project’ was reported to be op foot for colononizing the Basuto territory with English vottlers, Business was dull. Indi ‘The latest Bombay telegram was to the 80th of Oeto- ber. Cotton was steady. Piece goods dail, Shipments of cotton during the past fortnight, 25,000. Freight Liverpool) 35«,—an © of 7m. 6d. per ton. Ex change 3. 14d. CaLourrA, Oct. 80, 1865. The market has been brought to a standstill im conse. quence of the fajlure of the rice crop. It was rumored the Russians had beaten the Bokhari- ‘ane near Jashakuam, and were reported to be within a few miles of Bokhara. Bombay was first lighted with gas on the 7th of Oc- to Two native Directors of the Commercial Finance and hange Corporation of Bombay had been sen- tenced to transportation for life, and a third to imprixon- ment for four years, on a charge of forgery. Ch a. SHANGHAK, Oct. 9, 1865. A serious question had arisen with regard to the aup- pression of piracy in the Chinese seas, which were daily becoming more dangerous, The Tako forts had bee evacuntod by the allied garrison. ‘A great hurricane bad occurred at Manila, Australia, MaLnounNk, Sept. 25, 1865, ‘The shipments of gold for the month amount to 85,5 ounces, Commercial Intelligence. LONDON MONEY MARKET, NOV. 9. Loxpon, Nov. Consols closed wt 80 a 8936 for money. AMERICAN. SKCI United States five-twent Ilinols Central xbares, Erie shar LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, NOVEMBER &. The market hex been flat and very irregular, and al- though American har not erry declined, other de. seriptions are generally 1b. lower. ‘The sales of the two a bales, of which 2,000 were for spec (port, Novemnen @-Sales for the two days 25,000 bales, in. clading 12,000 to xpeculators and exporters, The market ix firmer, with xn advance of "4d. a sd, STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER. Ip the absence of demand the market still droope. ‘There # wore inclination to rel], but the offers made pre- elude acceptance, LIVERPOOL BREADATUPFS MARKET, NOVEMBER 9, Mesare. Richardson, Spence & Co., Mexeoeia, X Nash & +] report flour quiet and nchanged ; wheat not ac tive, t’ prices firm; winter red 10s. a 108. 7d. per 100 Ibe. : India vcorn in good demand at Js. per quarter ; mixed 6d. per 480 Ibe. —The market unsettied, Corn quiet. LIVERPOOL PRODUCK MARKET, NOV. 9, Axhes steady ; small sales of pote at 368. a 37s, Sugar flat and 1s, lower, Coffee inactive, but yeneraily oy Rice in better demand at rather higher potre dearer. Limgeed oil steady at late rates, A. salew of cod i! at £61 per ton. ‘Naval stores du}l—lit or no demand, Petroleum steady; refined 26, 10d, 9 ws, por gallon, LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPIS MARKET, NOV. 9, Murket largely atten Flour Is. dearer for sucks; barrels scarce and YE fh prices, English wheat. Ie. dearer; foreign fi Indian corn Pa murce ted wanted. Sagor quiet at povions. rates, Coffee firm. Tea in de. mand at good prices. _ Kice vending upward, Jute inac- five bot advancing, Tallow elow of gale. LIVERPOOL PROVISION bing Uw Nov. 9. ‘The market ie firm, with an upward tendency. There bas been an improvement on the best grades of provir- tons Bacon ix very dull, Lard irregular and easier, ‘Tallow notwinal Non-Arrival of the China and North American. Hauax, Nov. 20-8:30 P.M. There are no signs of the steamship China, which left Liverpool on the Ith and Queenstown on the 12th inst. Weather fine, Yorrianp, Nov, 20—Midnight.. are no sigue of the steamer North American, \verpeo!, 9th, via Londonderr, 10th. There from J Crime in Massachusett Horo, Nov. 20, 1865, .on Jackson, keeper of a hoarding’ house at No. 966 wer stoeet, had hie skull terribly fractured early on Saturday morning, while asleep in bed. — It is supposed that Oe dood Was done by one of his boarders, who has eomeciipe Six thousand dollars in greenbacks, in Jack , Femained untouched, Jackson remains seonsible and will die. The body of an unknown man, ina state of nudity, with the skull fractured, was found st ap re ‘versie Trotting Park, in Brighton. je is sup have been murdered, robbed, stripped, and the mnveyed to the place where it was discovered. Died. evening, Naty. On Monday November 20, after a James beloved #on of Patrick 26 years and 7 monthe. of the family and of his brothers, Chris. mes Nally, ate requested to attend the » his father’s residonee, 7230 Se ond aven ay afternoon, at one o ehock precisely wher Deaths See Secon Page. | ae PROBABLE tone OF We b H, MOUNT, List of the Passengers Who Sailed in Her. ke. ‘The propoller steamevip D. H. Mount, Captain Bachus, sailed from this port on the 20th of October for Jackson- Ville, Florida, Sho had op board an assorted cargo and twenty cabin passengers. Sinee she sailed nothing has been heard of her except on the 22d ult., when she was geen seven miles south of Cape Hatteras. It is now be- lieved that she was lost in the late severe gale on the North Carolina coast, DESCRIPTION OF THK VESSEL. ‘The D. H. Mount was o single decker of three ban- dred and twenty-seven tons burthen and nine fect @raught, She was built at Boundbrook in 1863 of white ‘oak, with fastenings of iron and copper. She bad one thirty-four inch cylinder engine, with a piston stroke of thirty-one inches, She was one hundred and sixty-three feet long, twenty-three feet breadth of beam and nine feet depth of hold. She was enclosed up to her deck for @argo and was “hog braced.” LIST OF HEK PABSENOEHE, The following isa list of the passengers who left this port in the. muasing steamer on the 20th ult., furnished ue by Mr. 8 Goodspeed, the agent of tho steamer :— be. &. Mrs. Geo. H. Beach, Mr. Neleon, Mrs. Gurley, Mr. Manly, Mies Gurloy, L. ML. Boikom, Calvin N. N. tenry, wife and Daniel Buckley, eon; Emma Johnson, Chas, ©, Reid, wife and two ur otal sone; ¢ Mra, Jo Mra Gray, Master Jones, Judge Burrit J. H. Moorehouse, — Johneon (colored), Judge Burritt, one of the passengers named, war a member of the Jate Stato Convention of Florida, and was returning to his home from Washington, whither he had been on ap official visit. Obitnary. WEARE DRAKE PARSONS, Mr. W. D. Parsons, of thie city, died suddenly yester- day morning, at his residence, from the effects of a stroke of paralysis. He was fifty-nine yeare of age and @ native of the State of Maine. Early in life he went to ‘New Orleans, where be was for rome time engaged in mercantile pursuits, He also had business connections in Texas. Subsequently, and about twelve years since, he took up his residence in New Youk. and fiually started the Daily News, with Gideon J. Tucker as editor, and Jake Thompson and other men of ability as contributors. Later, he transferred the establishment to its present proprietors, since which time Mr. Parsons, up to the date: of his demise, had not engaged in any active occupation. He had many friends, was a Freemason, and always bore the reputation of being an honorable man. A member of the Mozart Hall branch of the democracy from the hour of its organization, he held the position of a mem- ber of its General Committee, but never was an incum- dent of any political office. He enjoyed exceltent and robust health until the attack of paralysis, which struck him down at his own threshold, and from the effects of which he died after lingering’ a few days. Bis last moments were nearly painless, and he died’ easy, sur- rounded by family and friends. JOHN 8. VOORBIES, THE LAW PUBLISHER. Mr. John 8. Voorbies, well known as a book publisher of this city, and for the past forty years located in Nassau street, near the HexaLp Buildings, died in Brooklyn on ‘Sunday Jast. Mr. Voorbies was born in this city in 1808; an life as a oleris in the book patna house of 0. ited, then at the corner of Wall and Broad. Oid merchants will remember the old sign, the mre of Lord Chancellor Eldon, over the door of Mr. Halsted. Some time before Mr. Voorhies entered the firm of Mr. Halsted that. tieman built the ‘Law Buildings,” at the corner of Nassau and Liberty streote, which cost him thirty thousand ‘but which are now valned at over tour hundred thousand dollars, Mr. Voorhies became a partner with Mr. Halsted, and finally succeeded him in the business of book publishing. He displayed great energy and enterprise, and at once took high rank asa publisher of legal works. He compiled and published “Voorhies’ Code of Procedure,” “Abbott's Digest,”? Cleaveland’s Banking Laws.” \Greenleat's Overraled Cages,” all of Burrill’s principal works on “Circumstantial Evidence,” “Voluntary Arraignments,” &c. other standard law worke. He made works of the library of the late Wi left by that gentieman to Hamilton College hies was looked upon as a good friend to young lawyers, often furnishing them Books on liberal conditions. He had been subject to dyspepsia for many yeurs back, aud suftered hag oo ‘bh from that disease. “His funeral is to take place from his late residence, in Montage sireet, Brooklyn, at two clock on Wednesday afternoon. Meeting of the Musical Mutual Protec- tive Union. THEIR ACTION ENDORSED BY THE KOCIETY. The Musical Mutual Protective Union b arog Jar meeting yesterday afternoon at the Germania Aggmnbly Rooms, President Reissenberz ocoupying the chair. “ A committee appointed to wait upon the Workingiwen'’s Union rendered their report through their chairmat, who stated that that body had promised to give ite cor dia} co-operation to carry out such measures as might te resorted to for self-protection of the interests of tie Union. The workingmen also declare their willingnes to patronize any concerts which might be given by the musical organization. ‘The subjoined letter was then read and placed o PHILBARMONIC Bi Proinanmonic Socrety oF New Your, | ‘New Youk, Nov. 20, 1865. 5 To my Execunve Commrrren or Tux Mustcan Mores. Protective UNION :— GuxTLemeN—At a business meeting of theabove rociey held on the 18th inst., I have been directed to forwad the following preamble and resolutions then pasied Soviety of New York, deeming Mutuil Protective Union, in the existing strike, ju and thatit commends iiself o theswhole uitisical fi. Musical course to the utmost of our abil Resolved, That all thone who desert the Union in the pres mergency deserve the censure of every honorable ant vy of this preamble and resolutions ty ‘ommi(tee of the Munies! Matunl Pre |, and that we will sustain he tective Uni Respectfully yours, L. SPIER, Secretary. ‘On motion the meeting then adjourned. Firemen's , Exenrei PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ‘20, 1865, ‘The Phitadelphia Engine Company left. for New York this morning with a steam engine and bose carnag. ‘They design going as far as Troy, stopping at “Albany ny SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR KEW youu Day. 6 ‘MOON BETS. $881 toe wanic ss. Mere wen di Port of New York, November 20, 1865, RED. Ser iteataguac't o 4 Smith, Greytown—M 0 Re- Mleamship Ann Maria, Slocum, San Juan del Norte—<en- tral American p. Steamship Missiseippi, Sumner, New Orleans—James & nor. en Kingfisher, Rector, Baltimore—J. bs a Ship Gov Morton, Horton, San Franciseo—J anne Pi ih Bock, Warner, London--Grinnell, Minkirn °. Bark Lard Baltimore (Br), Losberg, Cape de Verte sadn market—Pendergast Bros. oo M © Dyer, ‘si ‘mmone, Apalachicola—E D Hurthit & “Bark Reunton, Tracy, Philadelphia—Snow & Bu Brig Dashing Wave (Br), Ono. cork Nor ordereberrée & yee Favorite, Duell, Barbados—H Trowbride’s Udota, Whit MtueEiore, ieee Sons. & Hunter. Co. Rene Pet (Br), Bechet, 8 Michasle set F Bul Schr Hound (Br), greet ae wii Hamilton (Berm: ‘Schr Palmer, Brewster, Jacksonville—C . Hohr Geo Kilbourne, Norwood, Boston— Haigh- nd, Hartford—H 8 Rackets & S4n, ish Baltimore. 1 RIVED, Rteamebip City —, Kr), Mirehonee, Liver Nov 8, and Quee Mb a7 PM, with mdse and eab, nave team hap t * gabscnoret eee of ch iv nore; a om W wip Pannativanin; 10m, at faterford, saw J AML. 45 miles west of Pas Sd envy stent nga three hence for Liverpool, 19th, 232 fondy Mook, saw ship Ontario, from Liverpool stn an Atertean bar wing Inrgee NIT, wound Ws hame aay m3PM a0 rn «from Sandy Hook, saw a bark dggod mind tucket Lightship saw endorp, Bremen Nov 5, U4 PN. with mdse ind 747) pan 10th hninh at neny Lat 60 8 He vattegamaip Che vealany Gave ‘aM hat, 934 days, ip Dal to A Leary Wehip Faunie Larrabee (of Bath), Rendall, fonder, fs eat and Southam) gers, to Oelric passed bark Maris 1 with mdse, o Chas Wright & Co. Now 19, Jat 40 ‘30, lon WA, Siw steamaip Virginia, hence for Liverpool! Ship Southes Highta, Ross, Bhielda, with md w ib iad strong weaterly gales, 1 With Benvy be whole sh eckmundt, Rotterdam, 77 days, with idee, to incke & Wendt. Nov 15, eff Courger " he ship Queen UF), from Liverpool for New hip Matador (Brem), Kimmo, Bremen, 48 days, with mise and 229 passengers, to Reiger Bros, Oot aon, paw fomcor, dumped a Bark Deiph with 0 76 1b, waw » (Fr), Daleng, Martinique tal & Sons, NOW 17, lat I iam, 0th ards ans gpile alloched wugar, WS Ke a ping & hor eo eeck ielos ys, with hides, Ac, to master. weit Sa , Count Of |with coal, to F Dewalt & Co. umber, to PT Nevius ‘& Son, Suan, Crow, JF Whitn Brig Cla ¥ Whit simp rite tic Brig Jann viles, Tracy, Brig Adrent, Providence, 2% jarriet, Stevenr, Bristol, Hopxins, Rondon tor ‘Sehr Wav tt Mitchell, Gola t I Nevius & r Adeha. Br) J Brinton, Cornws wolt & to HJ Ds to Duryea ei sears W Feuiworth, Aa Ads: Rehr W: ', Jonesport. Pe i Byl Sroyuali Miven ri, Cornwallis, ), Corning, Cow Bay, 14 io Janeiro, 6) days, with Came to this port for Bg espe gnorm Huseing, Rio, Janeiro, vie Lisbou, ‘with coffee, to Fenen, “yt ‘& Wen ‘set Almate (of ftrurk “tina Anne, Montevideo, iy, froin Haltag for rig "ttron (Daa), Grande, G1 days, with hides, Gnbistiay Tho 7 ei 18, lat 16 16, lon 82°80, aw obi ‘Brie E ime (Pr seo intg, Martinique; 90 daye, with su- to mal & Bon. ‘Br, Vi amy M4 days, with bo haw to anktown hertashers F ‘Brig Humming B nd Bn), Stephens, Glace Bay, 12 days, ‘on Virdduls a Bessie York (Br), Allan, Cow Bay, 18 days, with coal, Brig Pollie Jones (Br), Israel, St John, NB, 10 days, with Windsor, NS, 10 days, with plaster, to White, Windsor, NS, 18 days, with plaster, to J born Wise, Wir e-or, NB, 10 days, with plas * days, with lumber, to Prange for ke, Newhall, Portsmouth for Newburg, Boston for Phil Brig Cupid (Br Bradshaw, Somerset, n st ita hour, in baliast, tod F Boston. spreant iO uayer with spars. Schr Lewisville (Br), Dorchester, ig with stone, to P j, with potatoes, days, with potatoes, wn for Port Morris Sehr fore My Pe Schr Gertrud n Csiwell Cal Calnin, 8 dy pean Desert. feht canara ii, Gat, 1 Ban Oday, ri nd. Schr Vendovi, Schr Empress, Behr (4: on kel Gioncester. Rehr Niger, Thampron, Glonceaier Sehr Fohn b Grin Schr Carianaa M, Sehr Lacon, Baker, Boston. Sehr 8 A Meen, Kelly, Boston, ery. re iostisad: \ Bull, Gloucester, , Fumes, Plymouth. Sehr San Luis, Cunningham, Boston. Sebr Young Teaser, Rall, Boston. Kehr Oliver Cromwell, —, Harws Sehr 8 Hale, Coleman, Taunton, Sehr NN Geen: Heath, Dighton. bbs, Sandwich. Kehr Surprise, Kelly, eiraisien eb. Sehr Choctaw, Mayhew, Providence, Sehr Acklam, ——, Providence. Sehr Bredaudec, Frith, Providence. Sehr Eas Dudley, Bearse, Providence, Deming, Providence. ravidence. t ur EJ Seott, Arnold, Providence, it Hampden Belle, Hatch, Providence. Schr Richard Bullwinkle, French, Schr Percy Heilner, Sehr Grace Girdler, B ry Sehr Anna B Satford, Hanson, br DG Floyd, Keliy, Haskell, Herrick, ‘Thon Providence for fant, Providence for Providence f Philadephia Sehr Madonna, Coombs, Providence for Philfelphia. Providence for Ph Hovidence for Elizabeth Schr Denmark, Chase, Providence for E) Sobr WB Metealt, Sehr? P Rogers Schr Mi Westerly for all Rclit Elizabeth, Edwards: Newport Providenee for Abee!, Fowler, Providence for Rondut, bany. Schr Snowflake, Anderson, Newport. Brig Clara jardner, Newport. Sobr su m, Ne n J Schr E Mt Branvco my ae Schr Presto, Schr Golden, Ta Sonn WW ral bana, Bellon Wi Hulse, Norwich . Norwich, BELOW Ship A R, from Trieste, Ship Monaveh of the Sea, ne ats Report — L, Butler, Newport for Ne nerd, Pendleton, Stonin, sae E ow Willets, Brown, ft Ktoninglon for Bushnell, Norwich. Misee! Strawnn Ouasey which arr Tmade the’ passage In tite ty i mined th the @ weather dusin i when off with a heavy gale, and enraa it to Haw Strawn Bwiracer 20 had been waved uj u large nortion of it, howev and was dy ifting inthe we Sruaann.W W Corr, for New York, has put Head in distress. the 1th Pew KAVed, Sure ©, sraninn Mormnoow-— Cale ttn, Epes t 7 rine Horhrook broke adrift from French #hip, but had to dixehat ——— Felicia, Endicott, Providence for’ La Froviioneefoplsasatpor } a ld ‘Iphia, ably cont 5,00 Barw Monrana—Padetow, Nov 4—Last ni phe 'e. yr bark Montana, Harriman, 900 tone, y hain and aveve en tne, conde ta Cabs isver Bore, wheve she remained the whole of ‘he | ot with bsnistance was got off again on the flood — p water, without sustaining me pattionaitnn Brig Auice rom Apalachicola for Nw York, pat inte ey ‘Wont Nov’ 16, and reports on the hd 29.47, ton 16 PM, saw avensel on fire: ran down §her, hoping dnearing her tended * large whi sbubly cotton n WILLISTON, piladelyyhia, with « ca) um the point of Randy Hoo e jew well up, with the sea avily. te Beg Harbor Shouts o Row on fork, the Tath, waterlogged and ‘shaw cP iy ae trom Ke fi self # sch ‘There i# no apparent © ox, from Philadelphia for N 49 tons, of Fishde ewes see no signs of boats near her, Bradley, Fe jin! Broek "prea piliadeifin on. Stwiay having ed. York fe The PW 1 wi i a: Pedth Amboy in 1861, rated Adhd te about. itty joa tae ~ begun abonon aud vigoronsly pushed. L0UD, 20 §)-100ths ‘otk, with lose of sails, 1S days from Ship Memnon, from 8, lon 66. Bark Cay 4 ee a) from San Francisco fo & 8, dat SN, de tom London for Boston, Bark Bs -t 4 Jon 6t 12, with loas of inalnt ‘The Barravouta, from San Frarietsco for wi 20—hy the Shenandoah (#), at LAverpoo! Whit 1 Jon de ArrtMadeling’ Pav mer, N DR AUR, New Orleans jonny ‘tor som for NYork; 8 Ri he New cae hea Kor Witten, Pritskow, 8 06 Sophie, Bard, Bah Pra Rook 4, Williams, Liverpool; ‘oe, Min Mou! nm In port Oost 3, Forest King, Jo w 3—Arr steamer Mobite for Liverpool (put te Markaway (Br), Hannibal, lar, Nebula, , Remmondo, Nan Fe In’ Sintes; Grace Sargent, Mitobell for Cowes: Euterpe, Arey, Little, for do to lon for ingon, Chinchas to 10nd for Porth i dranse tate, ar U; han, ine! ited States, Danraov for Portland, Me, as been sold to M CONstANTINOrLY, peo HM Bi 8-Arr Forest weenie Pereivex Newehian, tons Nov 6—Pat back, the Ellen, Al boat, cai ‘und portion of bulwarka, heving had ac. j fanila for News York, Fereig: Portes Nov $—Art Three Bianeey, Upton. 7 STOR, NY: pos vast, Ni Sarg bree ih, Free vork m, Nov Arr Bremen (1 : Soar David brown catany 95 $e th, Narkaway, ; Horton, NYork, #1d 4th, iy tle, pork, aktpe, Mieaoert Ten te Btewart, a shit had Paci eee it in for coal tala Brees Ee aun Msn CB, Oct 3—Arr schr Rap wor Arr tat Toopeh, order Henson, Gaile. Met, Ni a Se ot nt: 30 ed Gauntlet CALLAO, Oct Western Fi from Bem dunn del Ror tor Chinéses 2 ea fe Torta k wo Toad hiwerp; bark HL Rut Sid between Oct 19, and La 4 crt ag aie smiiton Ogrnang (ail teobs Ch ‘has ‘Brion. Teper, do urn, Now 4—Off, Templar, Bartlett, fi and reported od her pon alveston, has 21 tous jailed 5 Dan) Hal Ww. Pape for ime diven, built at Cushing and \, ftom Denia ay, bow. for do; GrmwaLTan, Oct 2106, Mary Edson, Howes, fr Smyr- na for Boston, Gory, Oet 21—No Am veene! in port. Hampune, N “ner mahontas, Graves, C1 Ald 2A, Ocean, Rud Jar bei jv Cuaburen late Dentechland, Hansen, f xin, Antihy, York v ‘Astrea, Norris Manila’ 10h Aol Sid 10th, Chil 8—Arr bark Cambrid 2, Sbip Mindoro, Allen, Ben Haran, Nov San Franc} 100, ptt Francigeo vin Kohala fh Hi ian Kong); an do miont, rant nh eranetnens adetpn Inthe river Tb, outward bound, € Al eephorae Te, Hatvinon, doy David Ci rks Wie Bid poe ty ling, Baltimore met, Catoutta; 4 Couch, New Orleanas Hate SiLerivon, Fee onsul, Lew, Barcinyfor Se Beapan: Prinee Consort, for New Orleans; Zouave, Whit- Philadelphia senerare (2 ob Thomson, Boston and fookley, Boston and Halifax: wy Orleais; th, Constitaaon, Daw- Pius () Ay Jennie Eastman, Stare UNDONDERRY, Nov ~ Lovan Ports, "Nov T—Arr Nova Scotian (1), Quebeo for (pag Oct 30—A, NYork. Winans or Nov petty Mira age ae Mat Plata. ©) aig atin, frien and! York. (ld Nov Creole, Knowles, rage ae Moviarin, Seri, 1d Belle cana & th rie a on ae. 8 agrieon, Ua od Kingdom. . ante. 7, Bo 4th, Fs rancls meee Bid ept I art Ha Show: 2h owen, Sibvens, ‘Zanzibar 2810, Are Richard Busteed, Knowles, Cal- yoRo Kept at Iu port ships Moonhght, dieg Chas Sie harks, Sissi Hake Eliza. Yound, and eeu, ding. Sia’! hy ‘er es orudyke, Chincha Nagatant, Aug %—Arr Matthew Luce, Hardy, Boston. Poxrsmovrn, Nov 6—Pat in, Germania, Hohorat, from Bre- men for New Orleans, ith Ione of sulla and short ‘of water din Fore 6th). Sid Sth, jane fom (from Rotter- mn oh fs estowill : xD, mul in sien Dickie, McEJhenny, from Pi hindelpia in Faimouth for Antwerp, an tiadel: ‘ov 6—Put io, Mary, Putnam, ghey eres (Fonmanoe) | ib. TL R Cooper, Sulli- vineo: Met 3, Zo Palmer, Barnaby, gre, Calcutta, Be hia for Antwerp. — from Shields for NYork, © rion. Stetson, from Ben eels Sor Moonee, from Shields for York (and all proceeded. ‘aTRar, Ort 25—Arr ie Bartry, Naples. Panat Nov 121) nteammahips (ol oratio, Watkins, rrancineo, Orr fia Unele Sain, ne; ship Mary E tae Sid oth steamabipe Parkersburg, How Central American Porie; i0th, Golden ‘City, lov Are of, EB Thayer. Thompsan, from |. JRENSTOWN, Ni i¥erpoo} for Kew Orieaus (arid proses: IW. Passed by the be Wich Noy 4, An ett Lawrence, ‘from 8 dundotland for Sbanghae: Hicien Ft Cooper, cali vi from Shields for NYork; Sth, Wizard King, Wi ‘ward, from Hamburg for do. Boas, Now cia N Mowe, Kuhn, Boston; Maria, Kil- York; se, do, S—Arr Express, Gohle, NY ork. N we e=Putt back, Ellen, Allen, from Denia tor Swanska. Ni 7 ¢, Lampher. 8 Hooper, Bostou. Culeutta. Suyena, Det 2—Arr Osraant Br Heiena, Of do Oct I, Sept 25—Are Winifred. Sargen Romulus. Lord, from Kurrarhi oein Bugle, Lovel ON ALPARAINO, (ot ocare snip Lisaie “Southard, » NZvalund (sid 13th for Calin). Std 6th, ship Richard ie janua, Foster. Cork, barks Tempest, Tikekley, Aflea; tins Belstalus, Doug lata, Auckland. rt Oct 17, Ships Kentackian, Freoman. from Baker's Inland for Bowland in aincont Daring, Henry, une. Woosunc, Sept S—Arr Rover, Hunt, Nagasiki; Marlanne, Divekran, NYork and Hong Kong: (6th. Amaranth, Bar’ dern, NYork and Mong Kong. Sld Sept 3, Banqueran, Lebn- tole, San Francis aud Yokobama, 1th, Leouardi da Vinci, Pesitto, San Fran: Arr from New York, Milo, at Alicante; Hamburg Arr from Bary Arr from Vb) Hamburg Deutebtand, at land; Rosalie, at Ship Eugenie, from Hamburg for New York. put baek on the Gth inst MISCELLANEOUS, DEMOCRATIC UNION @RGANIZAITON ‘The democratic electors of the city and county of New Yorn. opposed to tue prevent corrupt organizations clatmIng to represent the democratic party and to the present system of primars elections, whereby the people are excluded from all participation and'voice in the manugement ntrol of the party, who are in favor of the democratic party upon the basis of popular rep! aeet with the Democratic Unic i vention to nominate candidates forthe ollices, of. Mayor and Counsel the Corporation, and also to Aldermanic, Council. mante, Schoo! Commiasioner and Scbool Trastee conventions. Each ward shal! elect to the City Convention, and algo to the Counellmunte an Kel:ool Commissioner delegates, and one additional delegate for every five hundred we cast for the democratic State ticket in 1864, as follows, : Third ward, h ward, eight; onth ward, nin nton: Second ward, Wifth ward, six; sth ward, Firwt ward. six dele three; Fourth ward, Seventh ward, « Bis ‘Tenth ward, # ward, five; Sixt ale yard: eights weveaten th w Bighteenth werd, veny Niue venth war aie thirteen: Tiventy-Gret word, tons Twenty: ten. In the Fourtecnth and | peygghes AK panic distri ine Conventions will consist of ae te democrats of ti sist OF the undred ¥ demoora in the wae t eluded tn the dintziet us follows, ¥ Poapth Dinteiscsisth, ward; ¥ Bovel 23; Te ‘ourth Din ixth ward, 9; Sevent ‘enth, 11; qhiteenth: I: Pouneenth. i Sinth District—Tenth ward, 12; Thirteenth, 8; 3; Beventonnith ola th, District—Seventh ward, 32; Mlecenth, 16; ‘Thin nt Tenth District--Fittcenth ward, 4; Seventeenth, 39. Twelfth District—Kleventh ward, 88; seventeenth, 20, The School Tr ‘ceConventdiy in cach ward, wili consist of such nninber of delegates an Me democrats of the ward, in meeting assembled, shall determine, pti Clty Conveuiion will meet at Cooper Institute, room ae 0, &, Sa amen on Wednesday evening, the 22d of Novem- T, at 73, 0'C! ‘the alderm: veutions will méel dn ‘Tiirsday even. pn the _ if November, et 744 o'clock, at the following vit Recond Diatrict—48 Madison street. Fourth Dintrict—4 East Broadw fiz, District Lynch's, eorne rmamg, for eeery one ant for the ticket int ‘the Fonrteenth, Marion md Broome meni District —O'Shaughusegy" '*, corner of Broome and me byte ty District—Germania Assembly Rooms, Bowery. Frclfth Dintelat--8 Third street. Fourteenth Disiviele 16) Third avenue, Sixteenth District—Hogan’s, corner of Lexington avenue ud Forty-cighth street ‘The Counelimanic Conventions will meet om Friday even- ing, the 2th of Novembor, at 73, o’elock, at the following Inger, vit :—— Fourth Distriet—Seventh Ward Hotel, 173 Madisot street. Fifth Disteict-208 Allen stree Sixth District—Hinclair Hou Fighth street. venth Distriet—AM: ington and Third w he School « corner of Broadway and ifty fourth «treet, between Lex- ‘onventions will meet on Satur- ovember, at 735 o'clock, at the fole Piret h Ward Hotel. Second Dixirict—Fythagoras Hall, Comal street. Third Distriet—ackson Hall Fourth District—208 Vey Fifth Districi—sinelair Fh Fighth street xth District—Millemans’s Ifall, corner of Seventh ave- nue and East Twenty ixth street, Seventh Disirict—Lextaxton Hotel avemi? and Forty-eight The School Trustee Conventions will meet at such places Y determine on r= corner of Lexington of the follow- ited in their re- npective wards as a ¢ iret Ward—fdward. Cherry, Jeretalah Donovan, Jeines Recond Waré—Miehael Ryan, i aa Ward—Patrick Kerrin, Jo “a Wart—Willlam Walen, D Zi nnetie, James I Derige, John Sche- * Leonard, Benjamin Maloney, Michael te. Y¥. Savege, Thomas i Coppers, John V, 5 igomery, George Armstrong, Marineds, James Lady, Joseph Tilton, me ith Ward—Warren Bennet, Felix Larkin, James Nel- o Awitign Logan, Lewis Tranawa Ninth 1 Ward Salliain J. Van Avadale, Alex. B. Davidson, ‘Thomas Culken, Willin Glee, Andtew Holley. a oad Ward—R, 8, ‘Thownas Skuse, Heury Ecbre, o en Bleven' on ‘Puay a Nether Michael Grace. Daviel Carapbell, “iohu Fuiterton ‘inmea Mt Murray, Hughes. atweih Wi eee W, Genet, Hernard McCabe, Robert o. rau, Kaward Conlon, John ore 1B Coop John Aagee,’ George Linghars, ‘be I. stontiesnin Ward Miceli 1 Lyoeh, James Slavin, Joba Balen oe ees ata. Brown, John, 0 ‘rie! ander Coy Bixtewnth Weng. Freeman, Jamén Gregory, Henry ‘M. Coben, John Ld W eige Hens, 3. We. foventonih, We goto rp Jacob E. Hatzell, John iad ii thy Ward—-Peter Woody John J. ciunnon, Richard A. Boyd, J bag J, MeGuire, William A. john Mullane, B. Baad x ore Crank afm Raya rat ia, George © john Brucks, William ¥. Cole, Austin’ L. Poult, Wiliams’ Pitspet niromeaeseee ati . Pine MoDon- noepiel, [ara Vogt. Ambross L. Wh iver smith Atos ie. - a JOUN Hi, "ANT! ON, Chairman, WEE Benj terse pores: ene pl PROCURED winnour VT PUB. D)'Siny, tr te cver promceut ; ict mt ree. Attorn: y and Counsellor, Fe Nase propcus. PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS ON THR abject wa to thi h nd other Rtater, jegally ob- Decrees Counsellor at Law, 385 Broadway. pt R. R, R. vn me ri Rae ey PHOLMBA, DYSE: POHOLERA MORBUS FELLOW ' ane 280 no eset? AGUB o ee X RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, RHEUMATISM, (9,79 owas R arey™ 200 AND 2 OnaER Sooner ot Murray, and there you will “Pia Flour and everything else Soper [i @ price house. NEURALGIA, DIPMTHERIA, INFLUENZA, Lr BRM ATITING. DIN A FEW MINOTES SORE THROAT, DIFHCULS BY RADWAY'S READY KLINT, _Bold by druggists, and at 7 Ms TON OF THE GOLDEN a w Iver Plaid Ware, Table and Houge Furnishing Articles Cooper Institute Building, Astor ni tae al ada, Serofula, Swlirhent, all Rowe and Diseasen, we For mate at 98 Bowery, anf by all Principal Droggiste, HE NATIONAL WARK WAX = whew \ , $2,000, eye ing Steer Cashier, Capital i iene kW Yous, Aucust Ji, 1806, t,he rH Ww vv SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS. A \CHENCK’S MANDRAKE SCH tone “a BCHENCK’S MAN! 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YK) KE PILLS do. not prviyor am meee u coh the maa Se Saat fran Noe siya r to Nie ‘them in connection with Eu Nake ‘sha WED TO! By this yudicicne trea We faculties are vel eae cae fo rete a feadache, of tong continuance, . tie sue i and shoulders, aching of tive Him hs neral weakness and wre evmptonns, th he elven f smenuil managemen a5 and the enjoyment oi Lie, b se Of are Cahn OK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. Dr, Schenck will be professionally at his principal North sixth street, corner ‘of, Comme ry Ka from 9 A. untild P, M.; 32 Bs > Fi pan of Dr. Schenok's medicines can be Ber A Tall timo at hig rooms, No, 3 Houd etre ‘and the Doctor tay be xeon (here profers Tuesday, from A, M. to Sf. M, Ni aby i® eno tome a ® 4 & > : *