The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1866, Page 7

y ) FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavaspar, Dec. 6-6 P. M. ‘The stock market has been unsettled again to-day, and | prices submitted to a slight decline under further heavy sales by the bears, The talk of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury about contraction and a resumption of specie ‘payments in a year and a half hence has tented tempo- yrarily to disturb confidence in his administration of the finances; but it is expected that Congross will very soon define his duties im every important particular, It is against the interest of the nation to pursue a policy of severe contraction orunduly hasten the resumption of specie payments, and it 1s more than probable that the ‘recommendation of Mr. MoCulioch will be ignored ‘fo both houses. It is quite certain that his theories are inconsistent with the welfare of \the great “mass of the revenue-paying commu- ‘ity, and that all his opinions are subordinated to the one idea of specie payments, which is of ttself based ‘apon an erroneous assumption. ‘The money market is easy at 6a 7 per cent, and there are stills few exceptions on government sechrities at ‘five, notwithstanding the efforts of some of the bears to -oreate an impression that it is active at the bigher rate. ‘The Western journals report that the banks in tbat soc- ‘ tom are compelled to remit currency daily eastward, and ‘ this drain is very perceptible here in the accumulation of ‘national bank notes, which in some instances have beea loaned for three days without interest, foturnable in legal tenders. The discount line is dull at 634 a 73¢ per cent for the best grade of commer- cial paper. In our estimate of the ammount of interest + due on the seven-thirty loan on the 16th’ instant we were made to state the amount at $15,950,000 instead of $10,950,000. This, however, is according to the last return of the public debt in which the details are given, namely, that of November, 1865. The aggregate of Seven-thirty notes then outstanding was $830,000,000, whereas the statement of the same date in the present year—the last published—shows the amount outstanding to be only $724,014.30; but as this includes the three series without specifying them in detail, it is impossible to tell the exact amount of interest due on the Gate mentioned, being the one fixed for tho Payment of the second series, The form in which the statements of the public debt are at present made out is very unsatisfactory, and the Secretary of the Treasury should improve upon it by reverting to the old style of Preparing these documents. Thisreminds us that the «statement for the month of November has not yet made its appearance, although it is six days overdue. ‘These returns should be published punctually, and all omissions to do so are injurious to the public credit. ‘The balance in the Sub-Treasury at the close of business ‘yesterday was $105,182,000, which shows it to be amply Provided with the means of meeting the maturing in- terest on the seven-thirty loan referred to. There 4s nothing in the condition of the monetary affairs opposed to a recovery of prices on tho Stock Exchange, and the fact of the market being largely over- sold is favorable to a sharp upward reaction. At the ten o’clock open board the market was dull and steady. . Erie sold at 71%.a 5%, Northwestern 51 2 50%, Michigan Southern 80%. At the first regular board the speculative feeling was bearish, and ‘shorts’? were put out freely in anticipation of a further decline. New York Central closed 15¢ lower than at the same tume yesterday; Erie %, Roading 5, Michigan Southern 13, Iltnois Central 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Cleveland and Toledo X, Rock Island 3, Northwestern preferred %, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34, Pacific Mail 1, Quicksilver 13g, Western Union Tolograph : 3<. ‘Northwestern was 1% higher; Mis- sourt sixes 3{. Government securites were neglected. Coupon sixes of 1881 were % lower; new fasue of 1865 3. At the one o'clock sessions the market was steady at a fractional decline on a por- tion of the list. At the half-past two boewd it was firm at m advance, and Pacific Mail recovere. to 170. New York Contral closed 3 higher than at tbe first regular boaml, Erie 5, Michigan Southern %, Rock Island 4, Northwestern %{, Fort Wayne %, Pacific Mail 1, Cleve- land and Pittsburg was lower, Cleveland and Toledo 3. Subsequently a dull, steady feeling prevailed, and the epen board at half-past three Erie sold at 7134, Reafing 111, Michigan Southern 793, Ilinois Central 117, Cleveland.and Pittsburg 83%, Northwestern 51, Rock Island 1033, Northwestern preferred 1034 a %, Ohi¢ and Miasissippi certificates 29, Quicksilver 45, West- ern Union Telegraph 46, Atlantic Mail 103. There was a firmer feeling displayed and some improvement in prices experienced afterwards, and at balf-past five Norhweetern, after selling up to 5274, was queted at 61% aX, Erie 713 a 3. Compound interest notes wore quoted thus by the dealers:—June, 1864, 116; a 4K; Faly, 116% 0 116; August, 115%¢ a 34; October, 11414 & 54} Decomber, 113%, a 1. ‘Tho gold market, is languid and the bears still held it ‘ander their control, The opening price was 139\, fol- fowoel by a decline to 139 and an advance to 1393. From ‘this point, however, it drooped again to 139 at half-past thre aad the latest quotation was 138% a %. The sup- ply of coin was in excess of the borrowing demand. ‘The foreign exchange market was steady and quiet. Bankers’ bills.on England at sixty days wore quoted at 100% a 34; at three days, 110.0 110%; commercial bills, 108 a 109; france at sixty days, 5.15 8 6.173; at three days, 6.11% 6.13%; bills on Berlin, 72. 7234; on Bre- mon, 79 0 795; om Frankfort, 41% a 4134; on Amster- dam, 41 a 4134; on Hamburg, 361 a 36%; on Antwerp, 6.17% a 5.16. Amorican seourities were quoted as under in London on the dates mentioned :— Dee.8 Dee. 4, Dee. 5 U. & five-twenties, 7015 1034 T0% Erie. 457 464 47's Iilino! 7 7 11 Mining stocks are heavy. At the first board Consoli- dated Gregory Gold closed 10c. lower than at the same time yesterday, selling at $10 30; Corydon 30c,, selling at $2 80. At the second board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 100. higher than at the first board, selling at $10 40; Hope Gold was 5c. lower, selling at 90c. Smith & Parmelee 160,, selling at $7; La Crosse Gold sold at $130, Walkili Lead $1 45: At Boston the demand for money continues smaller than the supply, and borrdwers in good credit experience ‘no diMculty in obtaining all the ackommodation they re- quire on call or for brief periods at six per cent. In discounts of approved paper there is a fair degree of activity, both at the banks and in the streets, The Boston Post remarks:— ‘We understand that the full amount of State bonds deposited by the city banks with (he State authorities as security for the redemption of their notes on hanging from State to dotional lantitations,, ie very large, and still held at the State House, Tho banks do not under. atand why the whole of this amount should be retained Bow that their old State circulation has become so smal. The oon ts now receiving the investigation it de- man The Austrian Public Debt Commissioners have pub- lished in the Vienna Gazeite a statement of the total debt of the on the 30th June, 1866. The figures show it to amount to 2,831;211,195 florins, Tho portion reimbursable and bearing interest is represented by 720,787,485 florins; not bearing interest, 915,334,643 florins; the portion not repayable and bearing inter. est, 1,707,060,043 florins, and bearing no interest, 29,022 floring, A sum of 125,473,744 florins is required to pay the annual interest on the pablio debt, which bas increased, since the end of December, 1865, 224,831,608 florins. The following is a statement of the condition of tho Boston banks at the andermentioned dates :— Now, 26. Dee. 3. Loans... $99, 908,562 $99,446," se Bpocie. + _ 669, 601,602 Legal tender notos...... 17,008,703 POG. ss severe + 42,047,006 41,089,645 Ciroulation (national). 24,595,237 Circulation es 923,076 ° 820,864 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Thursday, Dec. 6B—10:30 A. M. 10 she Adams Express 7034 M4 ue Quiet FY 1) Mariyona preferred, : 200 Vaton Hive i ‘a ‘200 Central Am Tr’ coo 3s ; 4 4 214,980 do. oats, 62,579 do rye, 11,745 do. malt, aud 1580 barley. The market for State and Western flour » steady, with a moderate demand. The sales comprized Th. bbls., at the annexed quotations. Southern flour contimme dull and heavy, with a downward tendency. eae y 4 Of ae Sone we beard.at anlar of 400 bbls. at °, = $7 nominally unchanged in poe of i imperant r rg Prpreee BEERS! Fi aseseeseces F¥ sales being fee muni saaeas ae Greco witene oe ee: ‘were ently no holders were generally aoe and the offer ‘offerings for saigding, weg rere, ver however, that a few smal! of ite for ToS "thet Fale Quotations, at Florida ‘oie. x06 7. Bm #8 _ d jet, but q Corrm quiet, bat steady at previous *Glors were withont. change In any partiontar. The rales embrace 100 bales American at f1 ‘2 700., according to quality and growth. Frricurs were aie but firm. The 1 ents were: — To Liverpool 600 b} Meslay, at 4s, ‘and per steamer ds, tobacco at 2.000 bushels corm at 5d, To London 60 tonm ollcake nt 203., 7,000 bushels oats on private termm and per steamer Il casks Oll at 40s, 200 cases sewing machines at 2e., 1,000 boxes cheese at 308, 63 quarter boxes: 87 tierces bard chat! petroleut is. BS. if toth the "United ingdo » and 6s. 3d. xf to the Continent. ‘We noticed the sale of the Al bark J Godfrey, 513 tons, bullt in ~~ on private terms, MOLASSES was heavy and nominal, with no further oe than the usual lol trade NavAat Sronusat a decline of . a $0, from the prices ob- tained yesterday. ‘The market for spirits of. turpentine was sites y more ay though qh closing rice Hot, arith salen of 725 athe ‘market f fete wee ta mpd heavy, with no eales to ‘Oita Linseed stil continued dull and heavy, a 81°89 0 be Seam. na Ht bDla. pork, 9 pkgn. cut monte 108 meat do, beef und ‘ard. The mode: ately active all Reatae erly BOnG aE ter toe ‘erhganies for immnodinie delivery wore 3.30 Db a $21 for mess ‘& $20 60 for old do.. closing Sc 850 57 oamn ni Si for grime.” Tho salen ‘or fiture de rined 4.000) bbe mem mess at $91 a $8 25, for 30 76 'a $81. for Jauunry. seller ¢ was without deciled @ fair demand ey Thy at 7 for new PS guns Sa ite request. salen’ of 159 o doratnd: for ard wes decided more aotive, but at & prices indleating ® slight decline, The sales a at Mc, a 13K, Cut ments, though heavy. were quite aotive, the wales footing w ckagea at Ile 130 for hms’ aad Be. w 10) ey ere. OF bagon we heard of no sales, and prices were en rely nominal, Drensed hazs ware unchanged. velng steady at 8'yc. a 9o. for Western. ately a active, Bt ben 460: for Orange county it my pals, eon abe for Weat! orn and 2c. a 36c. for state, Cheese was in fair demand for export at to. a 16%. for common dairy to cholec factory Perroievm.—Dulness and reasion continued to be the Taecale olodvthough ai the reatouen we ecltagds-eepee i soiled ‘an increased demand, yob the market tuled quict, OF ride in light straw to white; also is month at 8)%c., buyer's option, | of 1,600 bbis. standard white at 30'¢0. ‘Suan. The inarket continued inactive, 1 however, pron ds well sustained and at bey ‘close the Caps ge! for fair. 0, wales . for standard ards and aul. fines 16.000 Ibe 94 10, 9 ee Bee ab OS ibs, fo, wskRY.—Roceipts, TOT bbs. Rulod dull and nominal in {he abeonce of business, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Srvaviar Case oy Larceny—Pornomma Mower prom 4 Srooxiva.—Some days since Mary Miller, residing at No. 33 Rector street, sold out a saiooa of which she had been the proprietress and took lodgings with Mra, Abby Halstead, keeping an eating house at 2303¢ West street. The m Mary had received for the sale of her piace ited im one of her stockings for seeu- she de; 4 a Monday last, while sue was holding the Mrs, Halstead, the latter dexterously mie harbe boty any Mary's stocking and made the theft, but in consoquence of having Ret fant in pd pe dny 3 abe could not pursue the woman and recover her money. Yesterday Mra. Halstead wae ar- rested and brought before Justice Hogan and committed for trial on the charge of grand larcony. She Fin a three years of ave nnd a native of Ireland. money has not been recovered. A Jenssruan Vicviwiaep ny —Mr. John Dill resides in Old Bridge, Middlesex county, N. J., and While passing up Vesey strect, on Wednesday evening, he was jostled against by Pat O'Brien and another man, who managed to steal from an inside pocket of his coat a wallet containing $15 in Treasury notes and fractional pursued by Dill and officer Holly, of the Twenty-ixth preeinet. ht behind @ truck, where he bad be 2 but his accomplice escaped. The let and content were found lying on the lead of a rrel on board of one of the thieves. Caren to the Tombs for trial im default of $1,000 ball Anvest or ax Auiaonp Pickrocket.—On Wednesday last Miss Ellen Mackin, of 151 Atlantic street, Brookiyn, was riding up town in a Fourth avenue staze, and when about to leave the stage was generously assisted by @ gallant young man who was sitting near the dour, While the gentleman was thus showing his gailantry the lady felt her pocket pulled, and naturally suapreted the gallant young man. Immediately on reacting the street she looked to seo if the chevalier was ia the same position, but he had disappeared. She thereupon feit for her pocketbook, but that was gone, aud she was positive that when she stood up to leave the stace ber pocketbook, containing about $30, was in her pocket, “he repaired at once to police uartera, and described the young man very accurate.y to de ectire Philip Farley, who fortnwith proceeded to work v1 the case, ednesaay evening Mr. Fariey sw % young man on Broadway sneering pouinehy the 4 scription of the above mentioned gallant, and he ther upon took him into custody. Yesterday morning Mics hootae identified the prisoner as the person who assi-ted her in getting out of the stage, and whom she anapected of having picked her pocket. He was accordingly brought to Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday af- ternoon, and committed for trial by Justice Ledwith. AuiRorD Borciary.—Haonab Abrains qccupies apart.” ments on the second floor of honse No, 335 Eighth atreet The Murthas, two brothers an4 a sister, occupy rooms on the same floor, On Wednesday iast Hannah went out during the day, locking her room door and taking the key with her, Returning in the evening she found ber pert and on entering discovered that pro- rons glassware, of the vatue of about $s. carried away. Secking sympathy aud adv immediately to the apartmonts of ber ood bor ee to inform them of ber loss, avd ber bidden come in after knocking, ye thing that caught sight of wan a bag wuich she as be. longing to ros and as having been stubes on (os her room, jhat this bag contained the reat of the miss. rticles Hannah says she claimed it trom the sister Murtha, who was the ouly ey ead Bo family = at home, auswered her brother brought it. Upon this Hannab went Tor av and rovurning shortly with one searched the premises, and having found pro. perty caused the arrest of the whole, farnily, The ac cused were brought before seas Mansfield yesterday, and the younger riba and the sister dis charged, the elder brother, Thomas, being held in $1,000 to answer. ALLEGED SHortiPtinG.—Heory Schneider keeps a dry goods store te Sixth avenue, and employs John Shat as clerk. On Wednosday iast, while shat was in the store, Jobn Jones (colored) and another individual came in, as if to purchase goods, Immediately wu ther leaving Bhat missed & piece of casei a ", pleoe of silk-m red ag and a pair Ah mage pantal ip. ail valued at Connecting the Sevens aopervate of isis colored customer and friend with OH sudden disappearance of these goods, Shat pursued py) al tee nae im shortly, had him arrested. A portion of toe goods was algo recovered, having been dropped by the thieves in their fight, Jones waa bronght before Justice Kelly yestevday, and committed in n $1,000 to ‘answer, His companion has 80 far esoaped arrest, AN Exectio’ Incroaw?—ALtror Hramway Rosneny — Edward M, Banks, of No. 804 Lexington avenue, mind ful of his duties as @ citizen, attended @ politival met ing at the corner of Second avenue and Thirty-thir’ street, on Saturday, evening last, Returning therefrom ata jase hour be was somewhat pudety jostiea bv the Bette, Saale chicago aN W RE to item : ‘onic 3m0 Mon 30 she Phi 210 Bank 12 aoe = w y i ry of 103 2 s Bee vuled m | $1,500 to answer, CITY INTELLIGENCE. A RemarxaBux AsrronomicaL Parxomanon.—Aocording vies’ Farm —The ladies of the congregation of tho Church du St. Esprit havo been holding « fair © past week at Dodworth Hall, No. 806 Broad- ‘ave, toa certain extent, been successful in "3 to improve the finances of the church. during & way, we. their endewmn there will be an extra large ‘Tem Boanp oF Caxvasanna—the boar’ of Aldermen, wtio by law are made the canvassors of \'he Sharter eles. tions, will meet to-day to consider the nv'sul.* Of Tuos- day's voting. Tar Worxwo Wowns’s Prorsotivé Usron.— A 1 ‘sctare for the Benefit of this benevolent society will be given* by De Cordova at Irving Hall next Saturday evening, XO better object could be offered for the support of the ,en- erous public. Usrrarran ConvENTION.—Dologates from the several congregations of Unitarians in this city and vicinity, met in convention yesterday in All Souls’ church, cor- ver of Fourth street and Second avenue. The chief business transacted was tho election of officers for the next two vears, whon the following gentlemen were chosen :—Prosident, Rev. Dr. Bellows; Vice Presidents, Robert U. #ield and Rev. A. P. Putnam; Directore, Rev. My A. Farley, D, D., E. 8. Mills, Fsq., D.'B. Jacques, Rev. E. B inham and J. . Williams, and !Treasurer, Wil- liam U, Pritchard. It was also resolved to publish a periodical in the city representing the interests of Uni- tarianism, to be called the Liberal Christian, Other focal business having been disposed of the meeting ad- Journed mne die. ‘Wenpina Recertion.—A very elegant and brilliant wedding reception took place at the Fifth Avenue Hotol yesterday afternoon. The reception was given by Mr, Charles B. Peet, of this city; on the occasion of his mar- riago to Miss Helen Mowry, of Cincinnati. The wedding coremonies were colebrated in the morntng at Calvary church, Misaes Ranal, White and Atkins bemg the brides. maida, About two thonsand of the friends of the bri and bridegroom received invitations to the reception, most of whom availed themeelves of the opportunity of wishing health and long life to the happy couple. eo entrance of the hotel set apart for the visitors was that on Twenty-third street, the pavement and steps to which were carpeted from the curbstone, The refreshment room presented avery pretty appearance, being el mod decorated with choice and costly flowers, The d corri‘lors set apart for the reception presented cae mip dicoil, tho varied tinta and hues of the ladios’ costly tollets being very charming. A®PSOCIATION FOR THE Rater or Acrp Inniaxnt Fr- ‘MALE:,—The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday, at noon, in the chapel attached to the asylum, 139 East Twentieth street, The religious exercises prior to the commencement of business proceedings, wore conducted by the Rev. Dr. Tyng, who delivered an ap- propriate address on the occasion, Tho reverend gentle- man then proceeded to read the fifty-third ann’ port of the venerable assoriation, incorporated in rebru- ar’, 1M4, ‘The number of deaths among the inmates dniiog the past year showed a trifling increase, eight ‘aged inmates having passed away, seven of whom wero over seventy, one over eighty and ond over ninety.one years of ace.’ Tho Advisory Cominittes deom it inexpe- dien' at present to commence the projected buildings on the property belonging to the society, situated on Fourth avenue, near Seventy-ninth etrest, prevailing high prices ‘m building material and labor presenting the chief obs‘actes, The association, howover, stands greetly in need'of increased accommodation, #0 numerons aro the appheat‘ons for a’mission. Tho treasurer's statement of accounts was submitted to the meeting by Mra A. Innes, treasurer, Tho receipts and expenditures from all souroes, amounting to $22,317 41, balance of $10 60 being on hand to next account: these aocounts tn detail duly andited were received and adopted. The board of manavement for the ensuing year, 1867, were then elected, It comprises the same names as that of the year Previous without any addition or alteration whatevor:— Gilet, frst direetroms; Mrs. W. M. Vormilve, po bate y ‘Girectroas; Wra. W. E. Vermilve, secretary ; Mrs. A.T. Anderson, treasuror; Mra. 8. M. Beckley, registrar. After the election of the above officers for the ensuin; year, the meeting ned. The lady directrenses heli eir regular covncll in the board room for matters domestic detail ‘Prison Association or New Yonk.—A meeting of the Prison Association qf New York was held last Wednesday evening, Professor Thoodore W. Dwight in the chair. From the reports it appeared that five hundred persons were visited during the month in the detention prisons of New York and Brooklyn, eich'y. seven complaints examined, twenty-seven complaints discontinued on his advice, thirty-one persons discharged from custody by his recommendation, one hundred an eighteen discharged convicts aided with money to pa} board until work could be procored, seventoen dis- charged convicts provided with situations, and twenty- three discharged prisoners provided with clothing, under garments, shoes, dc. Axencaw Braue Ustox.—The board of managors of this institucion mot on Wednesday afternoon, Rev, Dr. Armitage in the chair, assisted by Rev. Dr. Hodge. Let-. tere of deep interpst were read from Professor N. V. Hull, of the Alfred University, announcing that he had nearly comploted the organization of an oxamiulng board to investigate the merits of the revised Testament of the Bible Union; from Hon, Thomas Maga: Ansiratia announcing the reosption of the revision in that country, and enclos ng funds to aid tn revising the O14 Testament; from Rev Mesars, Humphrey, Creath, Paxtor and Taliaferro, all of Texas; Alexander & Ry- land, of Virginia; Professor I. E. Smith, Geo. H. Andor- son and Rev, S. Hall, of Pennsylvania; E W. Pat. tivon and Professor 8, Prive, of Missourt. These letters, enjected from a correspondence of several hundred of a similar charaet Xpreased the interest felt in the work of the ible Union and contained applications for aid, expecially for the mizsion fields of the West and the South. Louncn or tan Ceremarn Emrma.—There will be Invnehed from the ehip yard of W. H. Webb, foot of Sixth street, Eaet river, on Saturday next, Sth inst, at half- t nine o'clock, the steamship Celestial Empire, four thousand tons, three hundred and sevonty-six feet (n ex- treme length. She is built for the Pacific “ail Steam- ship Company and intended for servico between San Franeixco and China. Uren States Troors ror Texas —The steamer i} Flambeau sails to-day for Savannah, with United States troops on rowie for Texas, undor the medical charge of Assistant Surgeon P, M. ‘Shane, United States army. featu oF 4 CmLD FROM SwaLtowina Porvon.-—An in- quest was held at 677 Water street, by Coroner Wildey, on the body of Mary E. Maguire, a little girl nearly three years of age, who died from the effects of poison. Some time since Mra, MoGuine purchased @ viol of diarrhaw mecicine from a drog mare in the neighborhood and kept ft In the kitehen closet, Hor little daughter getting hod of the vial swallowed the contents, from the effects of whieh she Cea ang) died, medical aid being of no avail, Deputy Coroner Wooster Beach, Jr., made a post mortem examination on the body of the obitd, and was of the opinion that death wns caused by narcotic poison, ‘The jury found that death was caused ‘‘by an overdose of amixtare containing narcotic poison accidentally tuken by herself.’* Fetat Acowint to ax Bx-Portcrmay.--Last Monday night William Tobia, formerly an officer of the Metropol- fran Police, rode ap West street in one of the Belt Rail. road oars, In getting off the rear platform of the car near Bouch street, Mr Tobin slipped and fell, and before he could reeover himeelf, @ down car of the same tine came along and crashed him between the car and a pile of lumber, «hich is piled up to within fourteen inches of ho rail tra k. Being severely injured and disabied \r, Tobin was conveyed to his residence, No, 107 North ‘ioore «ret, where he lingored till yesterday and died, Coroner Wiidy was notified to hold an ivques' on the holy De eased has left a widow and three children, The jomber, against whieb was criebed, be: ongs to Vewers, Ogden & Co., who own @ large lumber yard at that place, Firat Scarvorn Casvarty.—Yosterday morning, ebvut nine o'clock, a scaffold erecte@ aguinst the fourth story of southwest corner of Fifth avonue and Forty- fourth street, gave way aod precipliaied to the pave + Lewis nd ‘Tracy Hougeland, two laborers yo Were at work on the scaffold, Mo ue was almost Mer, Houseland dangeronsty injrred, ed to the Morgue, ¢ injured man was oven t \v4L Acorpnet on Srurnoann.—Samuel BR Leeda, © of the schooner Francis Andrews, lying at pier 54 ver, yesterday morning fell from the mast bead exeel to thé deck and fractured his skull. He oP lasensible and removed to the cabin, ‘ed fn an hour aflerwarda Ao inquest will Corower Wildey, who was potified. <A girl aged five years, was struck by « NEW. YORK: BRRALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7,” 1866. ‘yet ber tome An officer of the Tenth precinct con- A boy named pRmsars f Golding, living at No. 126 Baxter street, while ateempting to cross Fulton street, was knocked down by the pole of a truck, and severely ago Lge Po was removed to his home by an officer of 6 Julius Raunch, eh resing a 448 Nevins street, Brooklin. fell in Fulton street, and broke his leg. A Second pre- cinet policeman took him home. About six olelock A. M., Adam Gahoy, of No, 119 St, Mark’s place, was thrown from his wagon while driving poll, Sixth street, ae Sat ares See and body. el an officer or the eee ne precinct, John Howard, a boy nine years of age, residing at No, 146 Cherry street, was ran over yesterday on the corner of Oliver and Cherry streets by a wagon, and seriously injured, The accident was caused by on the part of the boy, who was warned three or four times by a policeman to away from the track, James Odell, a longshoreman, thirty years of age, born in Ireland, while at work at pier No. 46 North river, on board ef the steamship Mississippi, was knocked down the hold of the vessel. Both of his legs were fractured and his feet crushed, which probably must be ann} aie injured parties were admitted to the Tat or 4 Lays Rarr.—A steamer with a large ber of guests on proceeded down the bay yeator- day morning, for the purpose of making another trial of Frazeo’s newly invented ae boat, The United States Jacana preg ond pte J other per- g0n3 wore on A desori the boat and the frat ral baa bees fpliy reported lathe Hanazoe NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Torsey City. Acowant at tux Feray.—One of the newsboys located at the Jorsey ferries was in the act of jumping off rashly when the boa$ was in motion last evening, at the Cort- ety tes when he fell into the water, The dock hands exerted Ives successfully to save him. Berg Reparama rae Waren Pires.—A meoting of the citi- zens of Lafayette was held last evening to provide for the repairpf the water pipes north of the canal bridge, Its propomed to assess one half the cost on all the houses takimz the supply; the other haif will be defrayed by tho Centra’ Railroad and Stockyard Companies, Paterson, Fara Rarga\0 Acoent,—As tho Erio Railway train, which loft New Work at half-past seven on Wednosday ey.ning, was nearing this station, Charles Mulheddon, the flreman, fol? aT the engine whilo in the act of reas, ‘08 the oll vaives, aud broke his neck. Death was instan,‘Aneous, Susrrom.* oF Four .PLaY.—: Mount Holl’, recently attomfed a wedding in that place ‘and on her arvival home’ was taken with pains in her ab- domen, with which she etfforat intonsely, After seve- ral days of seviwe sicknos¥ shestiod. Saspicions boing aroused as to the causo o” her acath, her husband was arrested on susp@edon of ha ving adininistered poison to her and placed in jail, Tho n.wtter is being investigated: ‘Trenton. Court or Errors asp colipene sai Court of Br- rors and Appeals, at Trenton, bei'vre. ‘ronment in the case of the Stato, ox ref. the Secvad Nuti@aal Bank of Loca va, the Receiver of Taxes ef the a'ty of Now- on writ of Error in the Suprenve Conrt, 16 counsel for both partics that the Court ah without argument, affirm the judgment of the Suprema? Court, that tho ‘matter might bo carried to the United States Supreme Court at its next session. Tie Cours dea lined to give judgmont as desired. Convention ov Literary Socrertss.—The convemtion of Now Jersoy Itterary societies, which assombiod at Trenton on Monday, adjourned sine die on Wednesda ¥ night, During the session an address was issued’ to ota? literary societies of New Jersey, and to youug men gen- erally, advising them to organize more thoroughly for the furtherance of literary objects, It was also agreed to form a State society, and the names of Alfred Rood, of Teenton, avd H. C. Terhune, of Newark, wore placed bofore the several societies to ‘be voted for by them'for tho Presidency of the now organization. ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY. Krunr, N. H., Dec. 6, 1968. An_ unsuccessful see to enter the Ashuelot Na- tional Bank, in this placo, was mado last night. The burglars broke into the banking room, and attempted the iron door of the vault by drilling through tt two holos; but failed to even disturb the padlocks, After examining the drawers in the bank room, and finding nothing of value, they left, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Arnss—Ciarn.—On Wednesday, December 5, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, by the Rev. E. A. Bradley, of Wiscasset, Me., assisted by the Rev. A. N. Litiejohn, Georar L. "Avnes to Mary A. CLarK, daughter of Wil iam Clark, all of Brooklyn. No cords, e—COBANKS. —On ‘Thursday December 6, by the rector of St, Luke's church, New York, Mr. Atexayper B. Boacs, of Delaware, to Miss Junia Comanns, of this city, | CoLteN—Morrigon.—On Wednesday, December 5, by the Rev. Wm. 1. Morrison, Taowan H.' Cortes to Harn A., daughter of the late Wm. Morrison, Jt. No cards. ‘DoumkaR—HEARN,—On Wednesday evening, December 5, at Christ church, by Rev. F. C. Ewor, are be B. Dow BRAR to Brunpa, daughter of Jamos A. Hearn, Hortoy—Krvo. -On Wodnoaday December ey ‘at the Urfion Baptist church, Jersey City, by tho Rev, W. H. Parmly, WALTER V. Hortox to Mary Kiva, all of Jersoy City. Pxet—Mowny.—On Thursday, December 6, in Calvary chureh, by the Rev, E, W. Peet, D.D., of Des Moinos, Towa, ‘Cuantes B. Pret to Heian M., danghtor of AL. Mowry, all of this city. Ropway—Hrrnvex. —On Tharaday, December 6, by the Rev. Dr. Pohiman, Casnies W. Ropwax to Gronamansa H. Hupnurx, daachter of the late R, D. Hepbarn. StoaT—Masox.—In Jersey City, on Monday, Decom- ber 8, by the Rev. Spencer M. Bice, D.D.. Wituam B. Stoat to Exe M., daughter of John Mason, Keq,, all of No cards, LLiNGSWORTH.—On Phuraday evening, Nov- ember 29, at the Palisade M. FE. ebureh, Hudson City, N, J., by the Rev. J. N. Fitzgerald, Boro Tarerir to Sanan J.’ Houaxaswortn, you gest daughter of the late Rev. J. Ti. Hollingsworth, all of Weet Hoboken, N. J. No cards. Tinpatr-—PrrLergoK, —At St, Joba's churol Passaic, N J., on Taesday, December 4, by the Rev. M. Smith; RrowAn B. Trait, of New York, to Mawrita F. Pint BROOK, formerly of Roston, Masa, Boston papers pl copy. Wirvrar—Tanor.—On Tuesday evening, December 4, wt the residence of the bride, by the Rev. J. A. Roach, Jase Wirvrai, of New York, to Many B, Tanor, of Wil- Hamsburg, L. 1, formerly of Long Branch, N. J Axuay.—On Wednesday, December 5, Noam T., son of Jovn H. and Harriot M. Aktey, aged 3 years, 3 mouths and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to Attend the funeral, from St. Ltke's church, in Hudson atreot, opposite Grove, this (Friday) aftornbon, at one ool ‘Auuens.—On Wednesday, Decomber 5, Hrrnwaxs Dre pricu Atmens, aged 4 yoars, 2 months and 20 days, ‘The relatives und friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of joe Parents, 82 Gouvernonr street, this (Friday) afternoon, « ‘Also the members of Harman Lodge, Kon ane o'clock 268 F. and A. Burien. —On Wedneetay, December 6, Riza Boturn, the beloved wife of Philip J, Butler, in the 32d year of her The friends and relations of the famfly are rospect fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) after noon, at two o'clock, from her inte restdence, 86 Scam- mel street, without further notice, Chroxontis.—At Columbus, Wisconsin, on Saturday, December 1, in the 26th year of hor age, New, wifo of Dr. E. Churchill, and niece of Mrs. 8. A. Main, of this cit Gowncre.—On Wednesday evening, Docember 5, Sanat, widow of Lemuel Conklin, aged 76 years. The friends of the family, also of her sons, William L. and Lemuel, and sons-inlaw, H. L. Ritoh and Rdwin J. Whaling, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Methodist Episcopal church, in Allon streot, on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further noticgt Corwa,—On Wednesday evening, December 5, Breri« Panx, aged 14 months and 8 days, daughtor of John N. and Sallie J. Covi. ‘The raluiives and friends of the family are partioalarly invited to attend thi funeral, from the residence of her 196 Grand street, Jersey City, on Saturday morning, at half-past ton o'clock, Philadetphia papers please copy. Diwan.—On Thoreday, November 29, in New Bruna wick, N. J., aged over 100 years, Divan, the faith(ul, honest and respected servant of the family of the late Jame# Dore, of Nova Scotia Born a siave in the colony of New York, sho died as she had ved, in the family im which she was born, the devoted nurse of three generations. She quietly passed away, beloved by those whom she bad oo long and faith. fally served Fexpr.—On Wednesday morning, December 6, after a Jong sickness, Avwrva, wife of Charles Fendi, aged 39 years, 10 months and 11 days. ‘The funcral will take place from Grace church this (ret. day) morning, at t ‘ock precisely, The friends the decease! and the relatives and friends of the fam ; fare respectfully invited to attend. Gimevway,—At Rye, N, Y., on Thursday, Deeomber 6. Axwa Hota, wile of the late Lockwood Greenman, 14 yenrs trended atthe Methodist Epixoo- turday afternoon, at balf-past one 6 foneral will pal cuurch, Ryo, o« ‘look. Yawiton, —On Thursday, December 4 of pneumonia, S.muns Hasoitos, in the diet year of bis aee, Tho friends of tho family are invited to attend the funeral, his Inte residence, No, 11 Abingdon square, corner of West Twelfth and Hudson atresia, on Satarday afternvon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Nowhurg, Orange county, for intermens Thursday, Decomber 4, of tndamraation a gn, Wintiam FARGAN, aged 59 years The relatives and friends of the family are reapeotiully funeral, on Saturday morning, at from his late reideuce, No 1 Madieon J. The charch, where a brad o'clock, corner of South Market atreet, Nowark, N piace. Fematus will be taken 0 Bk, Job solemn requ em masa wilt be col-brated for the repose of bis goo! Interment in 8. John's Cemetary Hawntweon, At Englewood, N. J., on Thureday, De. oer of Poreyth and Bayard gtrgots, and | cember 6, wier e ahort bul severe ines, Biepaer A | imvifjod to attend the funeral, from: East Norrisania, om Saturday sdtornoon, at two o'clock, waite and friends of the fam ‘the funeral, from_the Pa gey Die, Locust Hill avenue, Yonkers, on Satu at one o'clock. Thirtioth street at he A. M. Hisoox.—On Wednesda: ‘A. M, from congestion of ‘the by i Goal gat from a devetiv heater, Emma, daughter of liam H. and Emma Hiscox, aged 5 years and 9 months. ba ‘The friends of the familv are invited to attend the ae ee street, Brooklyn, oh Saturday after- Sran.06 Grecia. Grant iu, infant son of Lewis E. and Elmira Hil aged 2 years and 9 months. » A bud on earth to bloom tn heaven. @ relatives and fnends are invited to attend the tuner ae Friday) afternoon, aero, from the parents, 120 First avon: aoe ie Thureday, December ‘o Mrs, Ja cae widow of Thomas Howell, in tho 70th year of er Ago. The beans and friends geo gerpertfally invited to ae. from St. Grov ins will Barrow street, to attend the stree| Tho me "8 church, Hudson on eee at twelve o'clock, on from her late residence, 121 ieee and from thence to Green- a disease of a kid. of con- uot Saha ty Tyourand daughvor | 7 rath, aged $4 years and 6 The friends of the family are respectful incites to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 250 Sec. ond street, Williamsburg, on Saturday ‘afternoon, at two o'alocks Preclanly. t Louis papers please cop) MANpIvILLR.—On Wodneada Decomber 5, Trowas Mayprvitte, in the 64th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectful- 7 invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, a = Ludlow street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’cloc! Dundalk papers please copy. Matone.—On Thursday, mber 6, LAwneNce Ma. Lose, @ native or Carah, county Kildare, Ireland, aged 32 years, His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funoral, from the residence of Thom. as Quigan, No. 15 Graham street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) ~ oon, at half-past one Rte without furthor no- ice, Leinster Expross and Dubiin papors please co) Mrier.—Captain Jams bu paper the Deloved. uusband of Mary E. Miller, aged 36 years, 6 months and & days. The faneral services wilh take place at the Presbyte- bed Cages West Farms, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’cloe! Macuirr—On Thursday, December 6, Marr Axv MAGUIRE, youngest child of John and Catharine Maguire, agod 8 months, 2 weeks and 3 days, The friends and acquaintances are respectfully re- quested to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Forty- third street and Second avenue, Morrisox.—On Thursday, December 6, Davin Mor- nisox, Jr., in the 24th yoar of his age. ‘The rolatives and friends of the family aré respectful. ly invitedfto attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, No. 65 Seventh avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at half. past one o'clock. McBariwx.—On Thursday, Maraarer Mo. Decom! Hoge wife of Mites MoBride, in th “ithe friends of the famfty and those of her brother, William McLaughlin, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 8 Amity place, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock McGratit,—On Wednesday, December 5, Parnic McGratu, @ native of Laramore, oon Tipperary, Ire- land, of consumption, aged 60 yea The funeral will take placo ftom bi his late residence, No \19 Albany stroet, at one one o'clock, this (Friday) aftor- ‘R000, McKenva.—On Thursday oventng, December 6, Janes MQ Kenna, a native ioe county Monaghan, Ireland, tn tho 351) year of his ag ve relatives and feionde maps entire are rospecttully hts fate residonce in year of her residence, No. 10 Vandewater street, pig iraday morning, Do cember™ K hoy o'clock, mains will be taken ‘rourtiis ate residence to St Andréw’s church, Duane street, where a solemn high max will bo offered for the repose-of his foul. Tho rut- atives and friends of the family are respectfully invitet to attend the funoral, from the church, op Saturday ai. ternoon, at ono o’clook, O'Conner L.—On Wednerday, December 5, Joun 0'Con- NeCL. a mative of the of- Newtown -Ballinadreon, county Cork, Ireland. The friends of the family and those-of bis brothers, Denis and Henry O'Connell, Tespoctfulfy invited to attend the funeral, from ‘his late Tesidence, No. 317 Fourth street, this iday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Parurr.—In satah one on Wednostay, December Joun Pater, aged ‘The funeral will jake ‘piece, from his late residence, No, 476 Columbia street, this (Friday) | wrandentire 4 two o'clock, The friends of the nity are respectfully in- vited to attend, Paayer.—On ‘Tueaday, December 4, at twelve o'clock midnight, Rev. Joun Pauavrn, aged years, 6 months and 23 days. The relatives and friendsof the family are respectfully Invited'to attend the funeral Take at three o'clock this oes afternoon, at the Thirtieth street Methodist eed church, ir se —On beady empe December 5, of genoral debility, Ann, wife of George Roberts, aed 00 years. The relatives and friends of ttie family are invited to attend the fumeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residenos, No, 221 ktizaboth stroet, Now York. Clonmel! and Doblin bagpimee bmg please copy. Renix.—On Thursday, December 6, BRYAN ners, be- ripe = of Patrick and Anne Reiliy, aged 2 yoars and 0 months. Tho relatives and frionds of tho family, and those of his uncle, Bryan Reilly, are respectfully invited to at- tond the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 8 4 street, om Saturday afternoon, at half.past two o’eloc’ Rorinson —On Thursday morning, December 6, of cen- sumption, JaAwes 7. Rommow, in 46th year of his age. His friends and thone of his family are invited to at- tond the funeral, from his late residence, 330 Adelphi street, Brooklyn. on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Sraxsnuny.—At Islip, LAL, after a painful and lingor- ing Mlness, Eooar Sransnory, His retatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at the above named place, this (Friday) aftor- ree o'olae':. , December 5, Geonex W., Jr, ‘A. A. Tindale, aged 2 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from hin grandfather's residence, Columbia street, this (Friday) afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. Philadelphia papers please ’ Vain—In Brooktyn, on Wolnoutay, December Many, wi’e of Witham M. Vailand daughter of the Isaac Odett. ‘The fonoral will take place on Saturday afternoon, at kk, from Grace church, Brooklyn Heights. friends the family are requested Ww attend without further invitation. Woor.—On Wednesday, December 6, Axe Avouwra, wife of Stephen A, Wood, need 92 years. Tho funeral will take piace thia (Friday) afternoon, at half-puet one o'clock, at the residence of her father, Mr. Joun Sprague, No, 20 South Fourth street, Williamsburg, The relatives an@ friends of both families are in- ’ hited to attend without further notice. Wurasny.—-In Broomdyn, on Thursday, December 6, Gronas F, Warwny, aged 44 years and 11 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, at bis late residence, 61 ; yn in the 40th year of 6 months and Li Micka street, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. The remains will be taken to Woodstock, Vt., for intor- mont. ES LE SHIPPING NEWS. MANAG FOR NEW YORK—TIIS DAY. ball ars PORT OF NEW YORK, DECENGER 6 1888, Cleared. Steamship Tybee, Caulking, Galveston—Spofford, Tileston ©o. pilee tp Flamoene, Everson, Savannah—Livingaton. & Bteamanip Cheanpeake, Johnson, nt toad F Ames. Hisamahip Neptune, Baker, a—Neptane y Gledttower (Br), Brown, lof LW eet, Rark Glenwood (Br), Benteaget, Buenos Ayres—F Alon. ci “nels: Veteran (He) Snow, Ondin—G Wheelwright & Ci Brig Bing Wave Lilly, Higging, Rio Grande de Sul—J Bento & Brig Laure (Br), Conch, Kin, send Taal Hrie Villuge Helle Ti oan, a Rb joavitan——J Hrig i M Merritt, Ward ; Rio’ Grande de Rut=irett, Son & fete dot Hose, towel nos ieee gg Copy Co Hi Simpson & Oo. aoe Tione Dragon (Br), Sit Hobr Jason, stuart, Ji Kehr Gon ution, Siith, Apalachicola —K Post Sehr Bnchantroms, Blatohford, Mavannah--N Le MeCrendy Co. Senr NW Smith, Tooker, Charieston—iL Moorendy f aoe Behr AW Cviling Tooker, Korfolk—¥an B Kehr fella Vish ny r, 0 Behr Herald, Few walk Hirig & Co Koop Sul note! Tep, Now Vareo-« Rackets Sve mer Qetarora, Hay nolds Baigsmore. Bleamer DO Udey, Davia, Prov ht ong ficnsaiiie Driseach Ben Thewppe, if Tiveupesl. f2- i with mese ton Co Hi tnd et hend oe tbe nue 1 ned gnale” with ria, hones for inet oe 9, ~teumahip Aral Undadeo, Havre via Fa! jor eevth inde. sd fr poo “ ‘ New York and Havre Btenm- ship Go, Had heavy weetrly winds during the whole pas. ange. Morro Cnaile, Adame, fHaraua, Deo 1, with, engers, 1 Curioni eeaea, Couch Ri nd Norfolk, wath eineken & Valmore. tas iia, with tase, Yo W Seong io Dudiay Buck, Partridge, Newbern, NO “gt River Railroad train leaves Decomber 5, at eleven o/elockt g3, caused Wednesday morning, December 5, ALFRED we (Bas wep aes Dicabure 45 days, wit MSloman & Edye. jad two nd, Me, Deo t new ship of 1! ot Pordand, and’ te Bark Cariotta (Br), Wilkins, Malaga, Oct 96, with fruit, to Dalietee & Bliss. Brig Pepita. Hansen, Rio Grande, 45 days, with hides,, &e ‘tian Thomsen, ven isn Thomson (of New Haven), Marcks, Arecibo, ys auth wood. tod V Onaliings (Br a wand, with Plaster, to'A Smithers &' to,” ret — Liberty, Devereaux, Stockton, x Piet mick (Be), Puth, Patras, ad hays, with ourraate, S PSA (Br), Tyrer, Patras, 55 days, with currants, to Sehr Cale 3 Rave, som Sobe Richi Will Wulse Sacksoavlie; nu © S87 HS Boyne ity, Bligabethport for New Bedcond, Schr be, Bangor cart Sih), ir Agonoria, Manes, iter ~_eg ‘orth. Simpson, Mid o ade ios tout for Boson Conn, for Barbados, ‘ rune, : Brown, from wreck af brig Wilhelm oe Ferguson, Buffalo, with Canadiae Canal boat Star No 2 Rortle, Bucaio, with Canadian har. boat Port Gibson, Stacey, Bu‘talo, with Canadian Canal déat 8 Vincent, Huntley, Onctda . 4 elda Crook, with Cama- Marine Disasters. Laary, Blakeman, at Raltimere Sth fromm naa beer sr, Hamp owas" th bark Eleouores ae mee fan an flat 2 an ear er ry nary, rok sia owen B. pairs c, Roy. at og Phitaded ta Neat salle Bet sa passage, and was aftorwards be calmed for many Bria qumanene ies Lag se 4th from cee, No, incoming over, Ni Bs was rack with Lmpiited ‘whe eeerey teeters one mee his body, jering bim alinost helpless. Sour 10 A, of Konnebunits with les with loss of entire bow. rine Dee i anchored, aay fue ik Stat" “Pe mee een Scr Crapo jewburyport, with lumber, was ashore near werk frat het ‘but ber f ecsae he 4 jt ee ter, after morning full of water, after having discharged Misce! We are indebted to R W Albert, Rene 2 the obliging and gem: tlomaaly purser of steamship Morro Castle, for late Cubsm Papers, prices current, &o. Lavncu—There will be launched from the anipyard of H Webb, foot of Sixth street, East river, on Saturday ing next, at half-past nine o'clock, the ateamer Celestial Ram pira, She is 4000 tone, 376 fect extreme length, built for the Paoitie Mail Steamship Co, and tntended for service betwee San Francisco and China, Snr Bowna Vista, A2, 574 tons, bullt at Newburyport 1983, has been sold at San Francisco tor $15,000, wo will'go into the lumber trade Asrumwact, Nov 1¢—Arr ia. Sid Lichy beige Conta Rica, York; Fonwick, Damphy, Swan Island: 20th, @ nO T Ward, Unutolow, ta, Lindsay, N ork. Metesorso, PR, Now iin ow eclire © A Farnsworth, Saw. very ‘and age Mitchell, for N York, re bark Cochran, Matanzas, a load CF teres: ‘ Harriet (Br). Tole Kats, Gurliome Bowdon, Foun NB. Sid 2iih bark Sarah Bitte. Hl inson, for a port north of Hatieras; brig Lienle Bi a. ‘Monday, for do do; 28th, Agnos, Viliar. N¥ork. PEI, Nov 19—Are brig W W Lord, Stews a rh ttone, Nov 10—-Arr ship Iolani, Green, Haver, Nov 22—Ia port ships Bavaria, Smith foe NY. Decl: Jacob A Stamler, Lamson for do Doo 5; Marcia Day, and Wetterhorn, Stinson, wtg. lavama, Nov 38 —Arr bark George § Hunt, Woodbury. NYork! Sith. brig Wavedale, Molsond. Baltimore: Par gut (Bey. Welsh, Heston 27thy barky EA pieroa, Gharienton: It D Stover, Pier BYork, 25th, brig Georges Burnham, MeLellan, Port Sid 26th, briga Polivett, Anderson, Boston: Fannie Lingala, Collins, Baltimore: Geo Crump (Br), French, NYork sbip Mont Blanc, Bonnel New Orleans; bark M Thurlow, N briga Baha, (Br), Duane, ‘atbrattar mi NYork; sehr A F Kinburg, Holmes, NYork: ‘8th, backs OB Hamlin, She Shepherd. do, do, voiactor (Br), Townsend, Moblies 80 Hatsran, Nord moc bark Regina: Tobin, Charleston. Marangas, Nov faniton, Sinith, Balttmore: 2th. brige B Smith, Goaterr ‘Pulte hin; th sche Allon Middleton, Jr, Am abt. ‘Rach Portland," Sid 234, i, s tiardenbrooks 24th. woe Henriet MABLOTTETOWN, a baria 8 te, Pe 14 Howe, Boston; Monitor, Cardonns, Ln, port sels 8 O Lane, from Madtiad, | America, do Lo aa oe muel We fare, NY Annie. Seam Stour ee 'V Merrick, Norden, from aca, ave 26th. Per Sreawanir Asta, 4 yeni jow York Nov 23, Gabrict, at Pepeshe, at Frecher, ‘and Vow "pt mm, ab Oporto , aa ‘at Harm: ¥ . Edith Mary, ab nell, ‘td for Savannah Ni ys Tateurie Quaensin Are from NY and; Victorts ams Ly eenleny ot at “Helvoot® Pet Seng Wersetond, Bt Pushing: Ege Mary, at Antworp; Romyn, a3 Bordeaux ‘Art from Bangor, Caroling Rady, at Measing, Ship Adior, from Bremen for Now York, has put back. Ship Annie Sis; from Baswetn, ts ashore at Antwerp. Almorican Pert BOTON, Deg G—Are wohrs Pomona (¥ ron Pata aia Tit vitgewne: ene Tg Tigaina. Pi oH And trade ; Morn Alien, and Bita G Rich, f.-. oy vo ape ammenye se from a Be). Mok eur, 0; Core Br Rich, "Washiny Og e ‘ 10.15 Saxon, ry Poy way aetna eer ed chest cone, Deo Arr shine Neptane (Han), Rete, [eooadia ( Ty Bs, Vaiparains: {hart kloan er) Gang I, i ae Ae, par g ‘a petro, ry whoa Nord: Below bark Marto (Br oy trom bs mat mor pa a a a f 2 Witen, Tine’ smith, fharres, Sazbrook: Kalin 7H Pa ‘and Fee ey la Willems, Providence. Say ess Moxnon, Doo 4—Ship Electric, Rpark, from Cal- received ordere to itimore, OR, Deo 4-Cld brig Rachel Coney (uew), Coney, ah an RIVER, Deo ¢—Arr sohr Irene George. Md ear JC Haven, Tuttle, N¥ork ‘sloop T sian Hvekins, ce teat ener Kure ry seve for Washi = NS syne aim - man a Klan tor HOt atighe Bosto ren nen NY. srg A M Aldi Robinson, Philadeipiia for Bataan: ‘Mary bao ap Hendoreen, Boston for sacmal; HM Purber, bdo for Balisinore, William i ‘airbrother, d& for bittadelphiag nlo L. Nye, Leird, Provinestown ‘tor ‘Angier. Sth, 8 A M—No arrival, Susan Duncan, Ore. zimbo, don ul beng A achrs thea fore, Fanny L A (Br), Wi Ane, M Aldeid) janon, Bonny In port . dk Hediey varat 4 1 Purber, W Tl Dennis, Ameriean aw Tah Gonant. mc BLL Nov 3 Are ailp Mobile (digem'y Writing li. erpool; achra Hattie Yonserva Soya, lay nay mek, icKee, a St Nis’ 7 ie Arr nivips Rich; Jouw guiney, Halland seuator then, Ds anemsn, ‘Tuverpool, Lady Fanily Peel, Ponny, Londouderry: Sorrents, Wilson Har Gettvaburg. Be My wl] 4 Florence, Smith, Boston, cM —- ry f a, ane ee ite hear, {is . N 3 int Dew: jo; Fan . fae, i Tiavro; bark ordsisiwe (Fr), rel, Wor SMORPOLK, Deo 8—Are sohea Rose It Karret, Now Fores Wie, nie steam yaoht Fanita, New Y bark clone, Maker, N York: sohre at Ws more, geod. Biro Ward, de bs See (eke sche Rimpire, Matthews Bit AW CORE, Are beige Magna Charta (ir), Smith, in Petey Sea vere Delmont (Be). Peta: { foe a gabe Astin, Prog Rangor ‘uitok Foe’ Bort Morrie, NY Mara for fine York: Hannibal Cox, aston Salom 5 tw eure Pg Pg ee eS 4 MRangor Tor New York: Adrianna, Eastman, ; Wu Neltune foro; tat i ‘Nor Winn’ Porkina, Perkin, da ‘Thomastown, . 298 tom | fe: Fase eye Pisin iinet Ratan age ; Gloncesiar for Now York, ) 0 Havens, Tattle, Pall River r er, Steelman Viniadeiphia for Boston, Bt, ‘ty! ~ 4 no veanela ae toate: She RH aly, Moses Day, Loud iipies Providenes. ee sD undcipiio, having ‘Conaphewsd Kol ierdam. LPHTA, Deob— Arr Ly (7 M MeL. TREE met es “4 23 == = Savannah via a Wellington, Johnaam, € hig Potala), iy a ‘raltar rer or orders; A Danenh rd LP Smith, Grace; James Ponder, iTateon, onton, O Shaw, Reeves, 4 Mail, J imy? sohr FO Talpoy, 7 Ragowater, ehit phia Arr in Lower Harber Bangor for © is r State Sule, Oy nel tate, Shute, iad gonna Han Bang ine ark Hunwor, Yort, e's ent Win Arthury Elsworth PORTLAND eta cic iiinclo!p ita. Hinwe: are oer vi Cf ary. “Renyons psuay Form ort; Vay duvet Yofee ite, APO. iW NY Cid steamer ¥ i. reaman, Owen Lirarpoo!s jeobr Alired Keene, Robin hes Lily, Woolton et BO Necrinn sb veaussu'y Vor Nanaai la, NYork.