The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1867, Page 10

10 Ne BROOKLYN cir Y. THE COURTS. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ‘cauar, Coudemnations, Before Judge Benedict. At the openiug of the court yesterday returns of pro. ess wore made with regard to the following property :— A distillery im President street, near Third avenue, sinet November 8. Four barreis of spirits seized on a cart on Octobor 24, in Water aireet, by Insfector Doty, No Claimants appeared, and on motion of Assistant Deatrict Attorney Allen the property was condemned and ordered to be sold, SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Against the City—Heavy Damaagce Awarded. Before Judge Lott Catharine Coyle, qdministratrix, vs. the City of Brook. dyn.—In Unis case, the full particulars ef which have deen reported inthe Hens, the plaintif sued to re cover she sum of $24,707, alleged to be due on a con tract toi her husband now deceased) with the = wo ye sed pave Grand street, E, D. The jury, esterday moraing, recorned a verdict in her favor for Sas. 526, including interest, For plaint#?, Crooke, Bergen and Pratt; for defence, ‘Corporation Gounse! McCue, Demages for Persoral Injaries, Charles Pinney vs H. B. Duryea and J. R. Neik-~The plaintiff-veed (0 recover damages in the eum of $30,000, for personal injuries sustained through the alleged negli- gence ef the defendants, Iteems that on the right of the 120 of Aprij, 1867, the plaintiff was passing by the residence of Mr. Duryea, at No, 141 Weshington street, when he fell inte an excavation which bad The Suit been made in the sidewalk by Neil, @ plumber, for tbe pose of ga waier pipe It was alleged by platatiif that. the excavation was improperly covered, and that there | was no light to indicate it, in consequence of which neglect pe-fell into it, bad premiere bones brokea, and sustamed other imjuries, On thepart of the defence ft was claimed that the usual precautions had:been taken to render the place wale; thet there was.a public gas lamp near it, and thet the plaintit? was injured by reason of his own negligence, Ihe jury renderea « verdict for plaints@, and amessed the damages at $1,450. CITY SOueT. The Morchouse Malpractice Cane. Before Juage Thompeen, In the City Cowrt yosterday afternoon Mra. Jacthine Eckart, the midwife whe is charged with having pro- ‘cured an abortion upon a Mrs. Morehouse, from the effects of which tho lator died, was brought up on fwrit of habeas corpus, Motion was made by her <coun- ‘wel, Mossrs, Maxweil ard Whiting, to admit her to bail, but after arguments the court denied the motion en the ‘Bround thatthe Grand Jury was investigating the case ‘atthe tune. The'prisoner was then remapted to jail, SURROGATE’S COURT, BROOKLYN. Wills Admitted—Charitable Bequests Letters of Administr: Befere Surrogete Veeder. ‘The wills of the following named persons, deceased, ‘were admitted to probate during the week :— Jonas Smith, George Remson, Rose‘Lucas¢nd Andrew (M. Herper. + The. folowing charitable Dequests appeared in the will of Jonas Smith, To’the Mariners’ Family Industrial Society of the port of Now ‘oie $5,000; to the Presbyterian church at Setaukot, L. 1, $5,000 (absolutely); to bo appropriated ne thoctans oPeneration Smithtown Branch, L, ‘$5,000; to the Brooklyn Society for the Relief ‘of en 4 Indigent Females, $2,000; to tha Brookiyn Orpban sseyinm, $2,009; 10 the Presbyterian church at Setauket, a trwet for specie purpeses, $1,000, Letters of administration’ were also granted on the estates of thn Cosgrove, Joho Hill, Sarab Ludd, Patrick 0’Conaor and Jacob’ Bredea—all' of the city of a. and BEOOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. fhrorway Bours Aman named Jobn Maguire, re- siding in Wain street, was robbed of a gold watch Valued at $87 and $6 in money as he was returning heme on Friday night. He was met by two stran; (with whom he took several drinks, and when they left he discevered he was minus his watch and money. ‘Tux Finmwey’s Erection.—An election will be held on ‘the eeoond Tuesday in December for seven assistant on- sinesra-of ‘the Fire Department of the Western District, There are cighteen candidates now In nomination for ‘the position, and, consequently, there is quite a hitle excitemont over the matior among the fire boys, Tax AveRorniation POR THE Flak Derartweyt.—The annual appropriation for the Fire Department ts $50,000, tnd {his amount is considered inadequate for the pur- poses af she Depariment, On Friday evening there was ib meeting ef the members of Assembly held in the office «of the Chief Engineer to copsider the matter, and they wesoived to have the appropriation for 1868 increased. Pouce Work.—The police records for the past week sbow the number of arrests in Brooklyn to be three hundred and sixty-three, @ slight decrease from the w tek previous. Agrest ov Pouicr Dearrra.—John B. Shelder, of No. 46 Grabam avenue, Eastern District, was arrested on Fritday afternoon by officer Gildersleeve, of the Forty- fit b precinct, and arraigned before Justice Dailey on acha tge of being engaged the lottery business, \vasl held to answe rday shelder caused the a rrewt of an alleged er named William Smith on the 1m @ charge, and he was also held to answer before the am) justice, +4 Qomerion OF Ananponweyt.—A German named Fr vd trick Yates, formerly residing at No, 32 Meserole ewe et, Eastern District, wae yesterday arrested at No. 40 ous IYaii place, New York, oma warrant issued by Jus Waiter. Yates is charged with abandoning his wife. Tale he denies, however, and alleges that his wife abaa ioned him and took ef with her all the house. noid, furniture, Justice Walter adjourned the case for a fart oF hearing. Duy aapMent oF 4x Eastern District Fine Company. ‘The F)\ ro Commissioners at their last mecting disbanded Hook 4, od Ladder Company No. 1 by a unanimous vote, en the, ground that the company persistently violated the ruk 8 0f the Department, Tue ¢ aTooLc Comumvation Faiuw—The fair for tho benefit cf the Flashing Convent, at present progressing tm Washi ugton Hall, was largely attended last evening and prom) ises to be a decided success. The churches in- terested fi the fair include Ste, Peter and Paul's, St Alary’a, #4). Vincent de Paul's, St, Anthony's and St, Joseph's, | The ladies of each church show a commenda- bie n im furnishing tables of more than ordinary sturahvewt 8, and and they ose their powers of persuasion with visitors Very successfully. A gallery of art erected Dy the mane gers is quite an attraction. LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. Acsvest ar Fiveminc.—A day or twe since the wife ciievh & Ex\rebild, of Flushing, fell from the top of y te: the floor below, having in a hand at the tims several glasses, which were anieting evvere rsonai ‘wounds, Her life is ‘tespaired of Recovany oF Boormy—On Monday night last the schooner Volaat: went ashore near Shimgecock light- house, The bodies of two men were discovered lying on the doch, immovable; but before the boat was reached they were tvasied ovorboard, and ceuid not befound. On Friday the \boaws of both men were recovered—one white manand the other @ colored mam. AB inquest was held. Tarr ov (ersma—On Friday mybt about forty Dusbola of were stolen from the field of Mr. S. B. Fanning, elinvitie. Accrpest ataumwr.—On Tuesday Marvin Holmes, of Orient, while plaving through bis store, was attacked with vertigo fell down twice, the } Tm wae dis. Jocaied aad the boulder fractured. Dr. Skimer set the disabled limb, Recoresy oy -Sronex Goons.—A ebort time tines a number of ares, phovels, harness, L¢., were stolen from agape yooh gr at Willett's Point, and yester. were \feund secreted in & mty oear the Polos The inamtes Lave bovo arrest ‘Trial of Anthowy Quiz, Charged with the Kill- adar on the Fourth of July. In the Cort of Sessions of Queens county yesterd afternoon thease of Anthony Quiz, charged w ith man- Manghtor in the firvt degres, for the alleged killing of Henry Hagar, of New York, at WinSold, on the Fourth of Jaly last, wae called, In thie case the parties are all Germans, #04 {1 1A one in which there w coneideralite ia- terest maniifested, At the time of the occurrence the affair was kept somewhe: quiet, although @n inquest was \teld pon the remaine, An- jain wae af the time arrested, b weethiy Sotoased spon kl is tho sum of $100 motietely after bis release he left the piace, A reward of $500 was offered, for ne apprehension by the official board of iy county, When the Me pad eget ‘erreti out)and were upos’the point of arrest in , ee a e Dituself up and was again re. of 19,000, Since the dea: Joan, bat another, who bas now ao against him. There are aboot a 4: ‘akon be Sep conten in vary con fied that. tho gas Qn man held as the marderer NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1867.-TR)PLE SHEST. two o'clock, and the following testitrony was taken, when m the case was adjourned over until Sanday ane ing ‘tiara Withelm sworn, testife&’—I reside at Locust Grove; I ato tifwy-two yoars of age; 1 was at Locust Grove on the 4th fab there was a picuic there for rgenization from New York; mer a a4 manner ——— Dhofuing. inthe sfvernove 1 was there; there was crowd »¥ people on ¢he platform; Michael Quiz was im tho ‘cenica of | thesn; they ‘told me ot was a ht; Mic @& and ano- thor took hold of ‘hie cob away and ran of agai e Jumped upon a thble, ple wanted to get tbeir clothes from the tree, bat Quiz would not allow it; a man py.sued Quid down; the people took their cloties; some other peopie ran after'hims and said he stole a cane, and must be fastened for it; he began to scream as if for help; @ebort time after his brother Anthony came; be had two sticks in his hand; Anthony stood in tbe middie, with three beer im his left band; Andrew Baier-came and Quiz drew py to strike Baker: the gings did net strike Baker; another man ran past and Am'hony Quis caught him and knocked him down upen the’grass; Quiz took a beer glass and struck man Span Se hee the beor gines was a large sized jar that Agthony struck with the gis Hagur died in xe were, “Oh, my poor children," Teaw anibony 10 spoke Were, * ren;” I eaw y about ifteen minutes before be asruck the deceased maz, Joan. Eeelubarde s sworn, said—I adrny New York; I knew Anthony Quiz sbout six months; I was ab the Picnée ab d, the morning things were quiet; about one o’olock I ga quite @ crowd of people areund the platforn ; I saw ‘ieheel sos have the cane belonging \o one-ot the singers; Mr. Sorica said the cane belonged to bim; as soomas he said so two men came up and knogked him down; Mr, Sorics tore the cane from Quis; @ crowd came around the two Quiz's, Hooney and Riley, and commenced gy oo, og Qaiz jumped over upon the tabi I saw Anthony jump over: Mike soak hold of a’ tot of books and commenced ‘shouting; Sbouted “Bloody Dutchmen;’’ Anthony had = beer glasses ia hig hand; he fired one at Mr. Bakor while's ‘Standing Ox the table; Mr, Hagar was beg Fe mere with a beer giass; he fell down upon the round ; his head was split in three parts; they picked agar Up; Idid not see Anthony do any more; we took Hangar to due singing room; I procured the assistance of 4 German doctor; there was two or three hundred per- sops present; J did not hear any one say to him they are, killing your brother; the owner of the cano took it away from aiichael Quiz. NEW JERSEY. Jersey City. Tax Cas: oy Boy Drowmna,—Coroner Warren com cluded bis Inquest last evening in the case of the boy Robert Crawford, who was found drowned at the Pater- son dook on Wednesday, lt appears that om Tuesday night the boy was chastised by bis father for some com- plaint msde by the stepmother that the boy was not at- toutive to his etudies at school, The following morning the boy left the house, and was not afterwards seen by ‘the parents uil he was found drowned. The jury re- turned @ verdict setting forth that the boy met his death by drewning, but whether accidental! r other- wiso-the jury could not determine, Dec: was only mine yoare of ago. Srorace oF Nirro-Grycsrine.—Resolations will be brought forward at the next meeting of the Common Council prohibiting the storage of nitro-glycerine within the city: limits, agin the case of petroleum, aud thus avert a recurrence of the terrible catastrophe of which Bergen has been the scene within the past week. It bas been reported to the authorities that schooners lying near the coal dock of the Morris canal have been em- ployed for storing this material, The recent explosion proves that inadvertence on the part of any one indi- vidual may entail rain on numbers, Commuanipaw. Tae ARATrorns —The receipta at the stock yards dur- ing the past week were 204 cars, containing 1,083 cattle, 14,762 hogs, 1,950 sheep and $0 horses, Slaugh- tered during the same timo, 460 cattle, 14,440 hogs, 2,890 sheep and 200 calves. Another slaughtering match for $10,000 will come off in a few days. The con- testants have not yet named the judges. Newark. Jum AtvecEp Couyrsrreiters. —Spencer appeared yes- torday for examination before the United States Com. missioner, but the examination was postponed until next week, Counsel for the accused urgently demanded that the examination proceed. The Commissioner in- timated that if the examination does not proceed next appointed day, Colonel Wood boing present, the prisoner will be discharged from custody. Morristown. Tos Carn MurpeR.—The trial of the man Dempsey for the alleged murder of Karom Carr, at Boonton, during Inst summer, will take place at a special term to commence Javuary 6. Much intorest is felt in the vicinity of the murder as to the results of the trial, The particulars of this occurrence were fully reported in the Heraw at the time, No near of the murdered man have yet appeared. The Chief Of Police of Newark recently received a tel ins quiring if Carr was a native of Rochester, N. but = definite reply could be given, The alleged murdere ‘i@ time in reading, generally perusing the rere hi riptures. He insists that he knows nothing of the murder, but admits that he was intoxicated on the night of the murder. He and Carr were last seen to- gether a elost time previous to the murder ina drinking saloon. Dempsey scems very disconsolate since he learned of his brother's death by being run over by a railroad car, He is frequently visited by the Roman Catholic Brest of this place, and manifests a deep in- terest in religious affaira Legal taient has been em- ployed for hia defence, his brother having compieted his arrangements with counsel just prior to the accident which resuited in his death. evidence elicited — Dempsey before the ceroner’s jury was mostly matantial, but it is believed that stronger evidence been obtaimed against him by the ba | prose- Paterson. Burciary.—On Friday night some thieves entered the house of Mr. Shorrock, No, 35 Ward street, and emptied a barrel of flour into their sacks; but on leaving the house the thieves were compelied by one of the family to drop their booty, whereupon they took to their heela, and have not since been arrested, Stor Tmer.—Early yesterday morning a number of persone, crying “Stop ‘thief,”” started after a young man who was driving a. borse and wagon through the streets, ‘Tho sup) thief, om hearing the cry, applied the whip to the horse, and drove furiously towards Little Falls, since which he has not been seen. A few days ago a young man hired a horse and wagon at a livery siable in New York, and bas not since returned. The pro- prietor Las offered ‘Bt for the thie(’s capture, ‘Tax Late Wreskuy Szizors.—Unmited States Deputy Marshal C, W. Benjamin arrived in this city yesterday to take measures for the sale of the whiskey lately seized at Passaic. The sale will take place on the 6th of January, 1863. THE GRANT MOVEMENT IN NEW JERSEY. ‘The Jersey City Contral Grant Club met im Cooper's Hall last evening for the purpose of completing the organiza- tiov, Mr, B, Van Riper announced his resignation of the office of president, and D, S. Gregory was appointed in his place, William W, Ward, of the Fourth wara, was inted secreiary and Seth Billington treasurer, ir. Gregory was conducted the chair by a committee, and b sa 3 briefly om the object = the club, Major Pangborn and others Greased a few remarks to the meeting, after which the following en were appointed an Ex- ecutive Committee:—First ward, John H. Garretson; Second ward, Stephen 8. Masters; Third ward, Thoma: H. Bowdon; your ward, Benjamin Van Riper; Fifth geet L’Hommedieu; Sixth ward, William Gopsill; Seventh ward, J, W, Edwards, The officers of the wa clabs are to be ex-officio members of the Executive Committes, after some other tape tes a ss meeting adjourn chairman jog a agen d of all the otficers will be con- The moeting was ‘cderty = ee out, and there ap earnest determ: jon to promote the objects rf the “club. The ward ‘clubs will peostes instructions from (he Executive Committee with Tegord to routine matters with a view to secure thorough concert of action. WESTCHESTER. Tes Covers ae Warre Puate.—The sevsion of the Circuit Court, Special Ferm, and Oyer and Terminer, of Westehester county, held at the Court House, White Plains, during Iagt week, adjourned on Friday evening, the former to meet at Brookiyn, on Monday, 23d inst., and the laiter at White Plains, cn the S0th inst, The calendar was rushed through with in an unusuaily rapid manner, moet of the cases being, Lowever, put “oll.”* Among those adjudicated upen ‘an action brought aman pamed Lyon, residin owcastie, by , Any Auguste Lyon, a maiden lady of mature s for having been ejected from are, according to the will of the ve provided, im addjuos to her » with a home by the brother, amily difference arose resulting sired to leave che place, Rete it in her favor for S500. ay was lin favor of Timothy O'Rourke for $450, coptractor at Morrisania namod Bryan D. O'Connor, Pensss\on for injuries gustained rough baving been violently ss with o pickase hand Dauds of the jatter, of the Supervisors ory Wilietts, the al- loged ‘defautting Coun jurer, has been set down for enother trial on Jannary 2, 1868, Indictmenta were brought in by the Grand Jury as follows: —Marder, one; grond larceny, two; grand larceny and burglary, ome; i senait with intent to ravieh, ‘, ope; cruelty to anigiala, one, Seppey Deat@ or 4 Proxixest Cirars at Beprorp.— Arneli F, Dicktuson, « prominent citizen of Westchester county, and at one time mipervisor of the town of Bed. ford, died very suddenly at his residence at the iatter fow days since doath the deceased gentleman complained of some peg | sensation in the region of the heart, wife was preparing some curative, aud- boyd collarsed in age wl — a joe maser i present county Ja: bertaon. invest: proved tnse thas doath tardies nae bad resulted from dis. ALinceD Moapanots AseatLt? Near Tanxyrows, An cceurrence Wilh AAT eyd laally voek wince om ‘cutor. ‘Thenkegiving Day at a pluce called Penny’ Bridge, Bear Tarrytown, It appears & man named John Dingle struck bis neighbor Robert, Mannab with a spade, caus ing a — mot tatal mjury in the back of the head, while aij ‘@ ditch on his property, pel is neighliors landmark. The latter Femousirated,, which circumstance excited Dingle. Yesterday the injured man was reported to be in a very critical siate, Dingle bas been lodged in the county jail to await the result. Burousxy at Morr Havex.—At an early hour yester- ‘day morning the residence of Coroner T. M, Oliver, on Boston road, Mott Haven, was entered by barglars and & Quantity of silver plate and wearing apparel carried of. Among the articles stolen was a valuable camel's hair shawl belonging to Mra. Oliver. Am entrance was effected throuzh the basement windows, @ pane of giass Deing neatly cut out ‘Tux Barroom Arrray at ‘Tammory,—On Friday even- ing an examination of the swo'mon arrested at the imstigation of one Harrison, at Tremont, wag made be- fore Justice Lent, m the course of which it transpired that one of the parties, Michael E. bad been eudeavoring to separate the other two. He was at once Seana, and has since cousulted counsel on the pro- priety of baving Harrison indicted on a charge of perjury. Taw Postuasrersmp aT MorRieania.—My, D, B. Fres- ‘bee, of Morrisanis, bas been appointed to the vacant Postmastership of that village, occasioned by the death of James Byfleld, Am edort was made to retain the Widow of the deceased eilicial in the positiou, which, however, failed. OBITUARY. Rear Admiral J Drake Sloat. Rear Admiral Sloat, of the United States Navy, died ‘at his residence at New Brighton, Staten Island, on Thursday last, in the eighty-seventh year of bis age. ‘He wasone of the few survivors of the old school of officers who leut lustre to the service in the carly days ofthe republic, and who maintained the honor of the flag afloat and ashore for nearly three-quarters of century. Increasing years and bodily infirmities only Prevented him from actively participating in tho stirring scenes of the late war, but throughout he watched the career of the officers with an unsur- interess and solicitude, partaking equally in their elation in vie and their pain and chagrin in disas- ter. Born in 1’ he entered the navy as sailing mas- ter the 12th of Fi , 1800, but at the beginning of the foliowing year, in consequence of a reduction of the maval forces, was ly mustered out, At the begin- ning of the war of 1812, he was re-appointed Master in tho regular navy. On the 24th of July (813, he was commis- sioned as Lieutenant, and saw active service during the war with Great Britain and came out with credit and honor, In 1820 he made acruise to the Brazils in tho line-of-battle ship Franklin, bearing the blue flag of Old Ironsides, the present Rear Admiral Charles Siewart. He resurned to the Ponited States im the frigate Congress in 1822, In 1824 and 1825 he commanded the schoonor Grampus, one of Commodore David Porter’s fleet im the Weat Indies, when the Commodore was ed in ex- urpating the pirates which them frequented those waters, and participated in several engagements. In 1826 he was made a Master Commandant, and was placed in command of the sloop-of-war St. Louis in the Pacific squadron, where he served more than two years, After some years of shore service as commander of the naval rendezvous of New York, he was promoted to a full captaincy in the navy, in February, 1887, and placed on waiting orders, In 1841 he was placed in command of the Portemouth Navy Yard, where ho remained three yeare In 1845 he was made Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific squadron, where he remained until late in 1646, flying bis pennant on the frigate Savannah. Since that period he has been om fore in command of the Norfolk Nav: on special service, both as superintendent of the rglasiee: tion of the famous Stevens battery at Hoboken and su- perintendent of the United States mail steamships sail- ing from this port, in which connection he will be well remembered by a host of our merchants, who met him daily in our streets, and who could not fail to be im- pressed by his active but genial temperament and his fine business qualities, The Retiring Board of 1856 placed him on the reserved list and granted him indefin- ite leave. He was made a Commodore on the re- tured list in 1862, and in July, 1866, was promoted to the rank of Rear Admiral on the retired list. since 1856 be has been quietly living at his residence, spend. ing his closing days imsereve repose. Admural Sicat left many friends behind him who will deplore his de- mise, for bis qualities of mind and heart were sath as to endear him to all who enjoyed his acquaintance, His funeral will take piace to-day at one o'clock, from his late residence at New Brighton, Staten Island. Surgeon H. F. McSherry. The death of this young and promising officer is just announced. He died upon the corvette Wyoming, while on his way home from the Asiatic squadron, He entered the service in 1860 as assistant surgeon, and was made full surgeon in 1863, During bis connection with peo navy, he has been eas employed in most important positions, jons, and universally display e gn activity zeal, a bigh order of scientific ability and a genial octal digpoaition, which made bim the favorite of all who served with him. ay his death the service has Se heavy loss, apd his friends a deep aud sad cuon, PORTO RICO. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Rice and Coffee Completely Swept Away by the Hurricase—Dangers of a Famine= Foreign Productions to Be Admitted Free. Havana, Nov, 19—P, M. According to the news to the 13th inst., received here by the Spanish steamer Isla de Cuba, it appears that our sister island has suffered severely from the effects of the Jate hurricane, There is no end to the details of the afflictions, The people bave been left quite destitute of everything, and the authorities recognize the extremity of the situation, on which accoust active measures have been adopted in aid of the sufferers. One of those steps Was, wo understand, to exempt all kinds of provisiona, cereals and other necessaries of life from any duty—at least for some months to come, In Barros more than two hundred houses have been destroyed, Nota single plantation nor a single coffee tree has escaped. What the tempest left the overfiow- ing of the rivers has swept away, The rice, not yet gathered, is all lost. It will require more than twelve months to repair the loss sustained, Some Bes like coffee, wire a: least four years fore bearing fruit, @ extent of the damage can, from this fact alone, be more easily 1 ined than explained, The immediate cor Tn Forto Rico there is no capital. cannot repair their houses nor r tions, The treasury is empty, and therefore there is no way wherewith to pay the laboring classes, even if the autborities were to employ them. This latter calamity has placed the colony in such an exceptional conditton that even any radical measures would do little good. All Classes of woulely will have to make creat sacrifices in order to save the island. The number of consumers is immense, while the productive part of the population is comparatively insignificant in pamper, eens gacu circamstances It will become necessary supply the country with plenty of foreign producticas without ex- ception, free of duty, im order that they may be distribu- ted ata moderate cost, The coneumers bog be taxed Iater, in proportion to the consumption, to recuperate the fiscal needs in return for the decrease of revenue for the time being. The poor not having evon bananas wherewith to eus- tain life, the m! will increase before two months ex- pire, and unless the authorities edopt some wise and timely steps, a complete famine awaits the wrotched in- bavitanis Ta Morovis five persons were kilied and some drowned, Aa immonse number of wounded are reported. More than three hendred huts, or ranchos, are destroyed in aif- ferent paris of the town. In some quarters there are only five or six hutwout of seven hundred that with- stood the weather, Two shocks of earthquake were distinctly felt, and the clectricity was so continuovs and intense that the people assert that it rained fire. In Juncos ab initmito number of families are reduced bay og misery. Seveny-two houses were biewn wn. To Seiba and Uwuado ninety-gix houses were thrown to the ground. In Pefueias two distinct shocks of earthquake were experienced, nnd it was caid that some parts of the ground haa sunk copsiderably, Iu Lyguillo the losses have been estimated at $150,000, The Gelds had the aspect of having been burnt There “gig signs of life or animation, and all looked death- like. Daily rations of mee were being distributed to the most needy by the authorities, BRUTAL MURDER «IN CONNECTICUT. Au ou Man Killed—Arrest of the Murderers, here ~ Hartford Press, Nov. 29.) Richare vy inufensive ola man eighty-one years of age, ane has for many yours kept @ email jow- olty store at No. 111 Frout street, was most brutally murdered about sevea o'clock on Thursday evening, in his store, by some ru®ana, whose objec twas pluod From the evidence taken at the coronér’s inquest it ap- pears that Bradiey was in bis store, and the murderers came in aud knocked bim down, gagged him by ey tying handkerchief iato his mouth aud ia this way bim. No marks of blows appear upon hie pe Boy Aad there wae no appearance of blood, except from one or two slight scratches on his face, or from bis nose from the eect of atrargulat on, or ou the handkerchief which was bound across bis mou Jacod Kirsh and The noise of a scuttle was heard ined’ ape dl wife and J. W. Aribur, who were in adjoining Dradiey's store, and they algo heard the bi ing of glass, On going out they discovered that glass was broken im Bradley's door, and that the door, though closed, was unlocked. All wae dark juside, but they soon beeame satisfoed that there was some one there Kirsh called to bis wife fora revolver, when a man Hom out of Bradley's door, jumping = eo = jowalk, and ran away down Ferry i por ‘soon fullowe:!, who was seized by Kine and Janes and, afer a sharp straggie, in which the murderer threatened to eta) those who bad eh he was seoured, the police arriving, he wag taken to the station +He terns out to be John Breoke, from Pell ee Rpm 4 be an Enylish thief. Hottister meantime Al ance wm orm are hand against am old Clock which was floor, and broke the Eas of the age ‘40or, teeth were lying on were also found on the floor, Cape bis pante- loons were pulled out and tora, as rifled. John Brooks, the man arrested at the store, is a brutal looking fellow about forty years ola. He seemed per- fectly careless and indifferent after his arrest, and be- Tore (@ o'clock was fast in his cetl ip the suasion house us if nothing had pened. He is the man who ‘was married to Ann Maguire by the clerk of the police court at the police headquarters iast Tuesday Ann has often required attention from the poli liberated from jail just before her wedding the two have been on Britain, and the woman has been Brooks has been in be recently, Officer Flynn was present at the wedding of Brooks and Ann at the headquarters Tuesday, and ‘the cap found in ners frat Be cc od pl ageengpeebecgl. eo. be age when arrested, had on a white hat, which recognized ag one he had seen on syn poe @ negro living on Commerce street. He at onc? sus ~ as being concerned in the murder. men p. i Botl ly lost their hats when engaged in the pare and ae Lenya Bay any, and Brooks lenry’s hat instead of hi attempted tok 10 @aca} pt reaps before the murder, and one went security for supper for Brooks. Henry is a dull looking African, eo 35 years of age, quite black end of aaa brutish appearance, There 18 no doubt but that he is the man who escaped from ‘Drodien's wince, though bis rash was so sudden that neither Arthur nor Kirsh can tell whether he was biack or white, Bradley was @ mild, inoffensive old man, with no family, who for years has supported himself in his ule mall dusty, “ancient looking shop as a watch and clock He wasa singular man, and was Enown 00 to al re ty yen osntaiate i tity ela since a cont g & large quant Bol tor safe ecg in an orifice in the chimney where th stove pipe was placed in the winter. It remained there for he Smostie concealed by a over it, and was entirely forgotten by the owner when months afterward he wanted to find At other times he has been known to conceal large quantities of silver under the stove, covered with the ashes, Probably ® know- ieee of these eccentricities tempted the parties to rob coroner’ roy was held, and adjourned till Saturday morning, at w! time the prisoners will be brought be- fore the police courts for committal. —: ford P.exs. STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. Work ix res Pouce Covrrs.—Yesterday James Chusack was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment by Justice Grosben for alleged disorderly conduct and setting the peaceful folks of New Brighton in an uproar of confusion. James = Hugh Brady, James Mar- rison and his dear ‘were arraigned before Justice McCauley, of New righton, for mistaking several articles claimed by their neighbors as their own. The parties were bound in $200 to answer complaint. — AND DEPARTURES, Arrivals. Livexroor—Steamship Alleppo—John Oomeilas, Mra G Luds, Misses Hmma and Harriett Martin, Orange Judd, lady ‘and three ebildren; Hon Damel H Chase, G Olivers, I Fortnay, Lambert Sanraar and Misa Louise Sanraar, John Dukes, Captain DD Simond, Arthur Bounet, A Achilles. with 3&4 steerage passengers and tull cargo, Departures. woven and Hawpurc.—Steamsh! Euward P. Hollister, Bev. Pailip “NM. "Barnewell,, J. Neuss, Adolph & Gustav, a rea jerick Brunswic nageey ihie Henger, ra) 4 Fischel, "Mathieu Borel, Geo ng Pruessing, H. inann, Henry Riebl, Rudolph Surber, Henry 4. Busch, M. Ashkowitz, Frederick R- Olshausen, Fe and Hansen, Mr. aud Mrs. H, Eckhardt L. Zeidier, C. Wollenburg, Mra, Koburger and “family, Chr. Elckemeyer, Henry Ehlers, Jacob Rosenberg, G. Hein, Jobn Neblsy ©: Kunkel, 7. Mes: Senger, Frencois ; Giovanni Paresi, Pablo Bolan- giero and son, and others in the Brest and fares Se “St Lawrent,” William H Allen, Mrs Allen, John 1 Colby, Mra Colby, John Colby. Jr, Master George Colbp and, maid servant, © Chevalier Gus tave d’Overbeck* Consul Ganeral of Austria at China; Char- les F Losey, Consul Genewal of Austria to the United States of America. NC Sleight, C Johnston, Jr, Mise Trowbridge, 186 Jenay Trowbri Ty faslin per, Mire JD Ah three suldra and maid servant M Keet, Mra “Kean, Mrs Ww Albert Berger, T ip ice Jan John’ ¢ lng Jose: Di ‘adley, a Depper- Hansen, ‘Mrs Codman and Pid W Ht Paine, “Major Fries of Swedieh Army, @ Miss Hanel and waid servant, J Lae Simonni, Fister ween, Ana, Meat” deat fe! t lexandre, am | eoph- Fon Bobery.” of the Swedish. arahy?" eld) Lawrence Schultz, Mrs Mra Sebultz, F iTenriquen alr ‘vrs 8 = ain, Alexander Vial, Mrs Murphy, Jean Abadens, J Levi, r Bankins, Mrs ses Mckare, two childrea and Tnaldjservant; Mrs Conkling, Mrs, Alezabder, Mesirianx and daughter, "Mra. Jennie Melan, Hi ‘Mra Leonce Roques, Gustave Drolet, Mrs 1B atseras and daughter, Alphonse Levy, Al- bert Lemont, Etenne Beau, Soeeph shag Willfams, Charles Edward Do- bitte, Hhugene Pasnet et Pulip Au is —Mrs Cohen, Emil Dabote and wifey wine Ne Ngite haries Corey, i rho meee Smit, u John Thorne, Alf Ratley, Andrew J Willa P Spencer, John L Kizazi, and nineteen in tho TaeveaobaLanaiaibag Erin—t Wm Bing, Frank Antonia, Mr nia. Marin Andrews, Schofield 3 Martin Smith, Robert , Mise Terry. ik Anto- wut.) Miss Florence Liu! bonsindine ig Misa’ Henry Zimmerman, A MeN fully, Aptoine Kahle, Mre a Copeland, Rey Jas Haggarty, Chie Proctor, Alex Mo. Murray, “Sain Gardner, isd iu ‘the steerage. Lavesroo.—Steamebin Ci of Washington, Miss Noakes, James P Hendy, JF Brown. Obutles G Joho Hh Warren a ao see ‘Sosisa, ‘Thosses Es ren, Jose us, wr Soo, dgmes B Wht all Miss Blzabeth Winder, clare ag ‘Williaga Th cg Yon H rigger RS pe Rising, tar Ra Debt acai J Pyle, Lieut eP. F ‘Baniog. A it Carazzo. tN” conte 1 Baits. es faowants ‘Thos Barton Cari Ports—J J Edmonson, & Paume og » Hall, daughter ccna child; W Crosby, Geo Ha! jorace Wells, Max Bielenburg, Dr RH Dickson. ‘ForGatorain Haight and 4chlidrect Mrs Faraeworth narse # Netaugtiin, IM km tineell, “Mrs Grant a lee ‘ania Cw Grant, E A Gamble, Josiah mand Stes ped D Saun- ders, W'B Noble Lewis Boxhary Mrs aaa, ait rand ghild: James Forney and wife, Rdwin iycharin Wetherbee 5 Shepard and wite Ree it Mrs Gi rd and wife, Kev re vite, hildren i re tlopkine ‘and Fay, wife, nurse 5,0 Carta — a iss Mary Chandler, Sen “Boot, JC Mens. niece, dat fe, ter and chil wife, child and two n SS De ann, Misa Lizzie, Wilcox, tie “Selah M c deans cis atcha Bik peta erkham and dat iv wi gad iil, oe, Carlie Bs or 8 gue ad wit Hig ane ‘iss Carrie Bariow, ler “ant les D Reed, Dr EA Slokum, wife and niece; W Bl fora, wife, irce euldres and ures: 3.0 Welle, L Alaa Mrs'Davenvort and maid, Miss HN Blabbine. inane Wel ell Bait He Scott, Lancaster, ter, JL Kg, Mee BL te Henry T Secu. de Be aR aL Cee Piet N Dickeos ne oral aot, A, Bitar Xi a Hater worth ete nt, Mrs Stuart, Mrs Huttervorth an duughier and cag Cop 3 sista vats ughter an _ a hating Mi PGsanel aud chit Missticate Tisres BB jane C Tainan, Miss adst Mitaean ec id daughter B Bag and Jacoda, Miss diauna J. © Pend Jorepht H "Coulter, i ‘Kurcer, John Care J Mattin, Luceus on sary @ en ng La Martin and wife, J Hesket! as A Stamin ‘Gare ST Wileos, J jenael wings apd childs) Pettis, GW mys resch Wiospest sRived Bin Mies thas A ra Day, Bemelman—and a large timber cabin Tomes, Miss MA Tomes, CN Frankenstein, O atchel, wife, child and servant; David Pe "B Campbell, L DULS P Dil, CB Boardman L P Decker, Mra Anna Swaker, Kaci ald, D Benford, Mise Benford, A: Tre er, P F Englebert, JT Shack! Uae w Dense. F Connier, 3 Rona Madaine: Girard, i Pinking, Hall P Baltwis, M Heriburt hey Forier, Jos 3 ie i lmes aderson, Mre ‘I nderson, as Kate Anderson, Misa Shra Anerson, Master risa derson. Samus! Wi Fitzgerald, MW Cleary aad’ voignt in Sayannan, Steamship Montgomet 7. ays wife, ter and servant; Miss Carrie Be! Hair, JA Bursar It t Richardson, Mies C Wade Josep wand mand faund. A Toque. 3 AM DeComp, Mrs AM DeCam a yan sand wite, jonm Rashbone, James B Fiugeraid, ¥ KMart 8 Hurt Dart, Wilbur Fresgea, JG Wilson, LB Source, 8 it |. Leon Schoville. “apenas Salvador—Mr and Mre B a Cooper © Shnon, Charles Greene, Winlam Sehien, J erhon, Thon 8 Mo tirien PB 20m, Tho ByPo arn Erneston Ton Pier, a oe ae a Deion Chae | Cod on, John W Raymo rt \ Bro p Young, Peter Gow, CWoodvur Cela Fe % M Dainbi Tt Mite nfonte, it Thorndike, Willer Miter en mee —_—e SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New Ye k=Thts Day” USilioesemeates 224 PORT oF NEW “YORK, NOVEMBER 90, 1867. CLEARED. Steamehtp Wm Penn (Br), Billinge, London=Howland & Ae pin wall eelkD*bip Arizona, Maury, Aspinwall—Pacitle Mail Steam « ‘ ‘ Steamstiin Corsica (Br), Le Mesurier, Havens aud Nas. san—B Cunard. Steamship ag Yn Baker, Havana and New Orlesns— Livingston, Pox & ( a heamatp Peru, Delanoy, Galveston—Spofford, Tileston ery gh Nightiny mle, Breaxer, Now Orleans via Key we ntagsah Ip Geo € roma well, Valll, New Orleans—H B Crom. eee Mariposa, Quick, Now Orieane—New York: Mail co ithmuship Minnetonka, Sharkey, Mobilo=E D Hurlbut & honesty Sis Gad Wet Sncomab rion Py wba ockwood, Charen R Mor Sieamebip Mary Banford, Moore, Wilmington, NC—Jas Hatteras, Couch, City Point and Richmend— Be | haa pea teyarnat tte, | aban” Steamehin Dingo, Johnson, Feetiane f tnan fa SS: pSitamhip Acushoet, Kelly, New Bedfora—Ferguson & “Sle rrocan, Shaper, Spee Rqpaen— ties ogy, ar ike | PON fxieeee Baker, oy or Falmouth for ordera— saa eae Boolleld, Montevideo—C Ludman ac ae Cscuapenie, Merkle Fr aerate ye” ‘Living. by 42) Fe a é 3 Ei q : aH A eee liza Biovens, Phinney, Barcelona (Spain)—Tupper 2 for Eastport 4, Be ce Continental (Bry Loud, Gibeatiar for ordere—H J } Hara do for fra, Taniacagunt fe ; beck} ro ry Wooster, scinfasesoas & Go. abe, Davide, Bio Janson Fae Morn 1 eoeaera tae a for New Haven. dos—H Trow: | Balled—the ore baa igo, Downes’ (Br), “Lanfere, Barbedos—H Dib; PM arrived, brig. Means, Wal at fof 4 Pastor; achra Franconia, Treworgy, aud G W Kamley. Brig Mary'C Mariner: Wariner, Fostissiobd Wenberg. | ley, do for doy Plindeiphie for doy a r . geht 81 Pabemg, Pindar, Pardahiba isnt Bron beta nnpaders. New Botton tr eee tin, NYork Schr Florence N'Tower, Penny, Kingston, Ja—H W Loud | 9 Hal ioe oa oe ine Scr Tra (Br), Holmes, 8t John, NB-Crandall, Um- ab, pad dinnicxion, jorinsot, Balers for P' 0 : a, a ‘Sehr Franklin, Swaine, Parogon Te & Beattie. Paiver’Bangoe for tore ah ortera, igi Bs Payilic poche Jane Emerson,’ Van Cleef, New Orieaus— B | Farter Bangor 3 k Buckie ram ‘Bridgeport: Scur'N Hawking, Wyatt, Charleston—N 1 MoCrendy & | Heturmed on account of of bead wind brige Maring) Hen ¢ Jas Grant nu Loduskia, Masten? Nunta Laurel, iting san, penne Schr 4 P Cranmer, ——-, Richmond—N L MeCresdy & | f'E Sampson, 7 i Haummond, Geo Guuiaa. i, c “Schr Francis Arthemus, Cates, Baltimore—Snow & Rich- son. Schr © © Clark, Foster, Portsmouth, NH—Thayer & Sar- mn S*Schr ADraham Lincoln, Bentley, Providence—Ferguson & ‘ood, Sloop Home, Young, New Haven via Bridgeport—G K Rackeit. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE BERALD STEAM YACHTS. JaCKg01 Nov a—Arrived, brig Bal th, Futng nein hy ae Nese reat hiah New pagesebs sn Holg ; brig Ann (Br)}: ge guesanaes 2 Sura gas and Damengers, to, car | QNe ANS, Noy 24 Arrive, seamhipe se ors nard. ant ie 40 a Pi ke ‘Br sonr. Hegatia, 40 days hyd Holmes, NYork ; Kensington, Lew: from m Jamin, sh ions, and supplied her. th, Bteamship Sondre are Biases es ico Washington er, New Orleans. Nov 24, pares barks ated (Br), White, Bi Tahoe mg | with mae sod gases ‘Cromwell inst, 12 Mcze miles W of B of and ie steamahip Cortes, tonnes MM Btn: Ton 75 15, is is spoke i eee of ‘Puhadeiphis, bound for Thomassena, Sisal. Pass, Nov 25, 6 Pisce. bark Yaabel ( fomees Saited, brig Caroline, and roAreah 5 HAEWBURYPORT, Noy 27—Arrived, schre Maggie Bell, Hondout; Susan & Mary, Keene. XY ork. Resamats Virgo, Raley Savapnab, with mdse and pas - Race ae ores, agg. Baltimore; Crown ‘Barsiogs. schra Wm Masyek erent 98 Arriv wilh todos nad pasmenas rasta vb secready. ore arg US bon Gmith, Bow IAN. Monitor, Robbins, NYork for "ab ne ioe fon, Baymont, hip Uncle Roby (ot Fretpe cen “Soule, Baltimore, 9 days, be SAVEN, Nov See Slump ne oe Soa wal ances Bisham, Bow Branswick; Martin Van hues ettsa sa scbiatk Zephyrine (Br), Penniston on. Pare, 24 days, in ballast, Yankee Boy, Reeves, do; sloop Eliza A Jaynes, ton ov 7, lon 59, A wien SS f main. | | 2b—Arrived, bark St Peters, Goodwin, WN: fait hanelag tenon: ad ieee "ibe eater Da oa Fag Bhai Rice, Turks Jalan: “sehr darrietLe ‘spare appearatice away. bethport Unitig Lusnle Troop (Brl, Newell Rig Janeiro: $0 tvs. with Hartford; us, Amboy for’ do: Rippl Grommel coffee, to Henry Eyre, Hoy 5, lat 17 N, lon 61, spoxe ,brig Brunswick: 8 App! "Eligabethport; Jas Hoffman Sharon (Br), from Newcastle for Guadaloupe, eaays out: ns wich ib lata lon 7h, brig ibery, trom Boston f NEWPORT, Nov 2l— Arrived, schre Richard 8 Newo for Vi nas.'15 days out. nia: 5 £01 town for do: Chas ¥ Atwood, Burroughs, do_ for Foto Schr 6 Clare: Foster Pog Jonmage for Portsmouth. fort Pavilion, Bennet Hi and Maria ‘ttn, Tracy, Zan Em Schr Zoe, Halls Fort Jobnadn, for Provi for M¥ork, Niantic, Willams, Taunton for do; Charles Schr M Mt Hamilton, Green, Fort Johnson Yor New Haven. ae idence for Plymouth, NC; Adaline Schr Sea Breeze, » Coombe, Eliza thport for Boston. rages bow, do for beara DC; r Panthea, Rackett, Eliza ‘or Providence. , Bohr Zicavo, Holt, Eltzabethport for Providence, 2 SANS Arad a in thes Berna Eooyn Dey Hick. Bobr Bvelrt, Barger, Elizabethport for New Haven. Faso, elmo Nera a im eeenes fo fo ‘Bappa ee ee Cee ee ten MOS ee Ber ian ara a, Boaton for yore: 8 romball ites s Nigh Bullwinkle, French, Rockland. ig hag See, Boston for do: 8 D&E Kelly, Boston. M rding. Welltieet for’ Raj Rappahsnnock Baus eee el pin EN ig egg teh negere ne K°'show,’ Henley, Boston for Ranpahannock Ro, ia fas, Eanioes Saas ta aes ngo fa ast ebm. Say ; Trojan (Br), jor 405 Hall, Newcomb, Cohansett for, Tangte te ered Provincetown for Potomac Rivei se farding. G0 for Tangier; Suunyalde, Show, Nauvuckel NY In port brigs John Rd and Tangent, repg; schr abt! Behr Xe M Reed, Steelman, Boston for Philadelpha. Prustan, be ht wor town. Roudout for Providence, Haverstraw for Providence. Schr Forest fi ome, Lord, Sloop Provid js, Elizabethport for River Head. net; and the above arri Sisen HM Ri eee Sralihy Fizabelnpont for Black Thock. Boog machi | ith Nov taal Bote 3 Sloop Thos Hull, Hull, Elizabethport for Providence, Fyre ie A Denar (now), Linnell Bose, $x SAILED. Kelly, G0. for wees A albert treat, Gardingy, Fr Providence ® fort Sieamships Erin, and City of Wastington, Livervool; Wm verett (new, ns), Emery, 2 haven for Philadelphia; Julia B Gamage, Hix, do for NYork; peg pborat, ddiversie, Claage! Frank Jameson (new), Jameson, Bangor for’ Newark; Da- Laurent, Havre; Arigoca., Aspinwall; Champion, Charles- ton; George Cromwell, and Pea New Orleans; Bien- vile, Have ‘ightingale, New Oris ey We mery, and San. Salvador, Savannab ; Mary Sanford, Wilmington; NO: Saratoga, Norfolk: Aide. marle Richmond, 62: 5 0 Kalght, Wastitgion, DC: Glee: cus, Boston; Dirigo, Portland; Perit, Galveston; James S Green, Washington: Acushnet. New Bedford; Vicksburg, Providence; and ali the vessels detained at quarantine by the late foggy weather. and Wm A Gesner, NORWICH, Nov 28-Arrived, sehrs ‘Tpames, Elisabeth port; Florence, Rondout; Adelia reine, & ry r Chief, Elizabet NEW LONDON, Nor 3eecrrived, brig Georcians, Came Dderland Inlet vie Halifax; gghr Mary Natt, Elizabeth LADELPHIA, Nov 20—Arrived, steamships & Stripes, Holmes, Havana; Starof the’ Union, seri lew Orleans via Havana; bark John H Pearson, Taylor, Pad Albert Dowis, Dewis, om lon via Falmaush Cobb, and Golden Eagle, Howes, New, Hodford i ‘Allen! Ketciam; Isaac Rich, re en Orleans; Marine Disasters. avis; F Edw, is, Boice; O bac Many Ann (Bi im New York Nov 15 for Cork, | B Wood, Gandy, Stephen Morris, Seaman: ‘Geb H Siok, put inte Halifar Ne 281k tants with loos of Capt Gray, who | Smith; 'M Weavbr, Weaver, and Mary Milnes, Bar Sort ‘was washed overboard 18th, ton: Cynthia Jane, Ball, Newpo Porismouth;- Roanoke, Barrett, Hanford hy. BG Fennimore, an Ht B Wheaious Bansal Geo Fales, Thatcher, Providence; Alsbatus, Vangilder, Saco; Hi Naylor, Naylor, “aul rigs Harriet Amelia, Lippincott, Bill ere re iy Scur Mkwesro, loaded with pine wood from Virginia, ta ashore near Long Branch, She went ashore Friday night during the blow from SE. Scur Evens pr Bacpap, 10days from Zospen, at Mata poset an hres that ya the Lobos [stands the sea z ie jomnpeon. 2 ras spars, amo were recog. ith, 1.1 ized rw of weamet ‘Pisato, from Brazoe for New OF Hera Mere Nov 25—Arrived, Bangor fox ‘ore reported mi NYork: schrs Petro, oer, Machine foe toed 8 Mention, anton (of Bos Growny, do for do; Fulton, Bangor for do; 1 Newton, Ells ber, went ashore on Dow's ‘worth for 4051 Rodondo, do for ’ 17th inst, and came oft aki z badly, 6 cana Gy Valpyra, Liverpool vis Savannab, po tonite isle and the voteel tak en a bene ; to rene: eOmnMOUTE, Late sea, bark Quickstep ing necessary repairs she will return an jn cargo 8 rot pe roceed to Boston. {A spar buoy ts much needed | . PA’ ilndepia hia B 8 Barn ay eee Tig Miscellaneous. PROVIDENCE, Nov 28 Sailod schr 'G Whilden, ‘Meas ‘The wind on Friday at sunset was from SE, fresh, with | “oki,biladelphia, sloop Chartes,, Yom bl Seay rain; at 10 PM it was from SW, and later ft shifted to NW, Chae a, Grammer, Harvey; Alpine, cat rs ie where it is from at present. and blowing a stiff breeze. The | Zoirsavy! Cordery: Hilen Barnes. itords Bien, Eastern boats via Long Island Sound, due at an early hour bethports jonathan Cone, Gout for Paw Yesterday morning, were behind time. The Providence, of {Ware Noriapent, Lis Julis Ann, Wells, hai) qupecchinacaslcoal woe Nov Mary Maly ee the Bristol route, got 1m at 10:30; the City of Boston, of the Norwich and Worcester line, tcame ip at 1) o'clock, and the Metropolis, of the Fall River route, ata later period. They report the westerly wind on the Sound as being very heavy. | net. R’ Rn Poland. dae at ape Tux Recent Exrasonpimany Quiox Passace or rug | Hix, anc and Ru ‘ion Hogi, a gee aie Srxausmp Crry or Paxis—The abstract of the log of the Robinsons 8 ork: Clara Smith, Bit Norfol: yack Want Inman line steamship City of Paris, Captain Jas. Kennedy, | derer, Rowe, St Thomes; ith, ‘youre, inbel Hail Malt Gale ‘which wo published yesterday, sows her ran from Queens | Y*st0u aN TANCIBO. Nor 3 ae ee eer: achive: town to Sandy Hook to have been seven days twenty-three (Br), Ro ae J eon Frotebesk, | ‘Toost LY ‘house and four miouies, sou Se Sour. bomen shorter chan the |’ s Swear term Tare Gocicie M¥cee quickest passage ever made by the Cunard steamer Scotia, | “SAVANNAH, Nov 2—arrived. bark Flore A Hurlbert, which was in July, 1866. This passage of the Cfy of Paris | Brown. Richmond, Me. may not be beaten by any steamer for years to come, and | -{ieared—shi tieamntlp Leos arbor es, ‘ it may be the means of causing the British government to ee Nov Si—-Arrived. scl give their mails to fast steamers of any line instead of con- ting them to one company as heretofore =n tanya T sinaichsows ‘Dickerson, ‘Fbusdalphis Laroest Corton Canco 2: Nang Mewmonee w—Messrs Wi sarge eet f coasters, bound 8 and B.° aaeeran = — trainer idaiy GTON, = Nov 30—Cleared, steamers Sappho, SWINTERPORT, ‘Nov %8—Salled, schr A H Whitmore ia oes ‘Whitmore, vi a chrgo of tos seahon Savannah News. Nova, Whalemen. Arrived at San Francisco Arctic vith G8) bbls olf and 10,00) ibs boner “Spoke A* Shand inet poy She (thigh he THe MRESIDE TgOME RIG itd Sie with 400 Dble oll aid G00 Tbe bone both bound woe | Ak NEW NOMNGR RUADY’ Hts MORNING. ment Payal 7th ult bark Said bin GuRan, Holmes, of Salem, wt ing erga tor, \- F sath oe ® cruise; had landed 100 bbis sp oll to be TURNING tie TABLES ; skipped home. has shi 1064 THE GYPSsY'’s PHEOY. bbls who oy in ‘ally ily Morgna, stan for New Bedford. r° Brig Georgian: ., Was at Halifax Lith inst; | THE STARTLING ROMANCE.*~ indy al wen” alr weak fave or home with rat fai For Second Chapter on BORER PRAVO- Spoken. ce FIRESIDE COMPANION, For BROOKLIN, NEW and OLD, FIRESIDE OoMP, ee eatiess, Sheldon, from Demarara for Philadelphia, ‘Bee Now S€ Hatten For P. HAMILTON MYERS’ BEST 6: on ‘ORY, ets ot oan Bordeaux via Cork for New Ay ‘COMPANION, York, > Por the Great Story, tee THE GASLI Foreign Ports. FIRESIDE COMPANION: ‘Guasoow. Nov 19—Arrived, Tisto, Wilkie. N¥ork. For the Brilliant Romance, Whi fi aren ‘Warren, Cobb, Philadel Fab ic Por the BEST eniiceinass Aims Jane ¢ FIRESIDE OOMPANTO! serene St arr is ary Ane roy ats ay, ae a5 BP Alem | vor the BEST ILLUSTRATIONS, 4 ‘Delta (Br). “Geoen, St Sbomes' vie J . IRESIDE OOMPANION, NYork: : RESIDE COMPANION, ig Piss Br errs dor Bhs, Neuse Worn, | The FIRESIDE COMPANION ls Yor sais by ail "usm H dealers. Sul price, $8 per your; cunenin Sita Cj Bact umters always GEORGE MUNRO & asco, 4 Arr a, By qcns “aay os OBTAINED IN 1 nO 137 William —_ caer sae 0 Neeson ences Blomiden, Cewtey Philadelphia; ok futtemore, NYork via fom, NB, Nov 27—Arrived, brig Ottawa (Br), Eitis, Mth, ship Netou: Rowe, Charleston; jump evi aes Maria Wheeler, ivhecs Bay 0 onus, Cal! port ecbr Carrie E ies American Ports. Sachem. iia RSE mour, Fortune Poses te aaeaeaear é IN NEW YORK < Seen onness oF deo Asie I. KING, nocpebhty ig at tow. wo 30 Broadway. 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A cessful in curing deafness juin treatme: — oo ee OS icho.e, TY rk Agenora Bakes see references atNo. 16 hee nee i ~ | Reece endelpin hry 7 ORB 22 ‘ mal ae Otioman’ Nye, Port ryan Cities, Jordan, SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY—IMPORTANT TO = fe | Nort B B hs A, pee. a tneiprent consum| Chas E Usiipe Mickel St Marre Fla, 40 loedfor Arba Seekie Vercem tharenae dos; Suarligh Robinson, oe Pu, Sega pom zy! jh. wind W, from the hip John RO yew Ko charge for conultat Line ag geetil: Dennis, a. rl Pe EDS JONES ie Bond Oita Nov %—Arrived, brig Red oom phe REGULAR MEETING OF THE THt Aneigo; scira kanawon, mt Re Uulle ros of Hou: A Ward Tuepende ‘odore Babbiit, Taunton; John Brooks, | Ha! oa Below barks Doapptn Bi from Ri Mayor, Permeaae Ween, Bis orcrlyt ned Piometsrik mame tae brewers | ainda, Anthony Mier. from io Jaueiro; Alex Kirkland, Maun, ‘from St Johus, |: Weel For Cleared—Bark Lanal (Brem), Bremen; shrs H J ae Eliaworth, Jersey Ci rk ee ry att on. ai Lady Gordon Jas Miller, Pendleton, apnoea ‘STATE Ri pratt Hav: LEAST, ov 28—krrived, a, o ae x Leontine, Pratt, NYork, | 16 ane _ a gent Ent Vee, Wathingen schre hw pont i lochelie. 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