The New York Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1867, Page 8

oo4 EW YORK CITY. THE COURTS. UNITED STATES Cin cncut coun. Notice to the Bar—Fixing the Calendar. Before Judge Blatehtord, . _ Judge Blatebford took bis seat on tho bench of the Oircult Court yesterday morning, whon he made the fol. lowtog order;— Wednesday, Decomber 4, at three P. M., Judge Blateh- ford will cail the Circuit Court calendar—jury, equity and arguments—in the District Court room, and assign for pearing | Jory in which the parties shall have waived a jury, and also cases on the equity argument caiendar. Judge Blaichfora will from three to five P. M. during the sont month im the District Court room to hear Circuit Court cases and motions therein, Judge Benedict will hear, ia Brooklyn, during December, amy casea of the Circuit Court for the Southern distros that the pares may agroe to have beard before Dim, rhis anvouncement appeared to give considerable Lal isfaction W the professional gen:iemen, who wi Present in large Dumbers, anxious to hurry be Bes many of whic are of long’ standing in tho courts; an *s noting further could be towards immediate court business, they hurriediy ed books and papers, and briefs, replevs with legal lore, and tovk a hasty de- parture to other professional sce ORITED STATES DIS STRICT COURT. Interoal Revenue Case. Before Judge Biatehford, Judge Blatchford, after adjourning the Circult Court, wok his seat ov the District Court bench and proceeded ‘with the call of the calendar, comprising, chiefly, sults in- stituted by the government for the condomuation and forfeliure of distilled spirits for violation of the internal Tevenue law on the part of the owners, The United States agzinct 153 larrels of whiskey, @ise filling utensils, dc., seized at 186 Cedar street, the pro- Pp rly of Messte, Siornbeimer & Aronhelmer. | Two wit eases only were examived, and tho case, at an early hour in the afternoon, was adjourned over until to-mor- Tow at eleven o'clock. In Bankruptcy. The following petilicns were fied in bankruptcy yes terday:—Jonn 8, Belcher, New York city; referred to Register Williams, James Armstrong, New York city; referred to Register Fitch. Daniel A. ‘Cuck, Red Hook, Dutchess county, referred to Register Beale. James B. Archer, New York city; referred to Register Dayton, Naber of petitions lodged in the Southern Disirict of New York up to yesterday, 445. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. The Cargo of the Petorhoff, Before Commissioner Osborne. The further hearing of the case of Ward & Gove, who have put inaciaim for $40,000 for the storage of tho prize cargo of the Peterhoit, was resumed yesterday. Witnesses wefS examined on the part of Ward & Gove, among them boing Mr, Walter 8. Gove, who testilied that the demand made by his firm for the storage In question was fair and moderate, considering the amount of labor done upon the goods for appraisement and examination, The turiher hearing of the case was journed until to-day, Counsel for Ward & Gove, Mr, Erastus Benedict. For the owners of the cargo, Messrs, Martin and Smith, Charge of Making False Papers in Support of a Prize Claim, Before Commissioner Betta. Dr. John A. Osborae, 39 Front street, Brooklyn, was charged, before Commissioner Betts, with making {also papers in support of a claim for prize money, which papers. ware presented to the Fourth Auditor’ of the reasury Department, The particulars of the case did nottranapire, The defendant is committed, the Com- missioner stating that suitable bali would be accepted, if offered. Tho examination will take place probably in tho course of tne week. Counterfeit Currency. Yesterday Honry Fricks was brought before Commis- sioner Betts on a charge of having in Lis possession aod Attempting to circulate counterfeit two dollar bills of United States currency. On Friday evening last, on tn- formation received, a police officer arrested the prisoner In Norfolk street, and on taking him to the Tenth pre- sinct station a search of bis person was made, and somo- body present said, ‘he has the bilis in his mouth,” The oilicer then seized bim, and, to use his own words, be ‘took him by the throat and choked him.” Under this operation Fricks was compeiled to disgorge, and forthwith four counterfeit bills of two dollars each camo to tight, but the dfth he swallowed. It was charged against him that be had five. Cause adjourned to Thursday. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Mandamus Against the Police Commis- sioners—Tho Filth District Ceuncilmanic Election—Lumportant Motion. Before Judge Leonard. The People, dic., ex rel. Thomas Conway vt. the Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners. —This case came before the court yesterday morning on the return of an order to show cause why peremptory mandamas should not lasue to compe! tbe respondent to furniah ballot boxes fer the reception of votes polled for Councilman to-day im the Fifth district, The relator !# one of the candi- Gates for tho office of Councilman tn that 4 e 1 Wo enable the county of New York to raice of the corporation of the city lation to the expenditure thereof, and to provide for tho payment of unsettied claims Against the city.” The eiglith section of the bill reads as follows:—Ihe terms of office of the persons now con- siituiing the Board of Counciimen of tho city of New York aro hereby extended to tue tirst Monday of Janu- ary, 1869, and hereafter the terms of councilmen elected shall be for the full period of two years. H after it shall not be for the Common Council of the city of appropriate, expand of authorize the expenditure of any ging to the corporation of the city of New y obl gation b nding on said corpor- of Lurea-fourths of all the anem~ 1; nor shall any proj bsé of ui Board of 5 stioners Lave larg ballot boxes for the Siat required to. furn souoly aud chaiter clectious in this city. No elects for Aidermon wWiiwke place this year in the Fisvh di triet, and { ciec.ion for Counc.lmen bas been tutioaakty of the jaw in question, bus me that the law is Consiua- al wuts! {tis deciared otherwise, rue Board cannot d any provision yot law requiring Mr. Valentine to give Botice of « 4 + and they do not assume to give for the relator, contended 11 referred to was a ‘and the oubee of Councilman a iveal oftice, It red by law «that the su matter of ail local ed incheir Wile, Dus im Oe der sons tension and regulati of office was uot expre sed ip the title, aad one of finance aind when they were the Le no right to interfere wih the extension of office, For the reepondont, )A. J. Vaudorpoel claimed that though the Legislature vau providiag for the raising of moneys by this bill, ft } also providing means for the pro per expend?! eo famdé +o raised, aud the Com- ouncil was a parbeot tue machinery desiguated for disoursement (here 4. Ip that sense Lo consid- it could not be hh toast the provisions of the rred lo were mo. embraced within the Uue. ter argamead ok the papers aud at turec cled Maudam Vs $ 2 Meus The Butebere and thie , Board of HeaitheMo- tion for Injunction A aninet the Board. Before Ju\gs Barnecd. The People, dc., ex re Ja (ph B. Janten es. The Metropolitan Board of Health --Tois ts an application on delialf of the relator, who! is & butcher doing busi- ese in avenue B, for pern t Injancvon against fespondent, enjoining & fro. prevenuing him from @riving cattle through the s wrtls for she purpose of taking them to bis ghter ho wee. It ie claimed that the decision of the Goweral Term ‘.sgaibst (he respondent om the ryiation of Susman oh wHer, rep im the Hicnaip about ten days wince, co, ‘eed (ho relief sought Ju the case of this piaimtit, Several hours were occupied yes Weday ia reading he afidavits upon both sides, aud @ gi WS deal of statistical fatormation in relereuce to the cor Wuct of tue busi of slaughtering cattie in foreign ¢ Witt, bie increas ratio of mortality ip cities where suci Veesulations do wot oxist, &o, contaived in the respoi. Lo papers, Out principal features of them were , >! jod ab great Jongth in the report of the aa ke a fmoiiion for injunction on bebi \eo 7 june signed by numerous’ Fesideais of ad Plird atreots, wa € also rend, ia complained of t y @* and incoa- riving cattle through those ti Wwrougliares. utaber of alldavite of police office. and others ing fora pumerous , wetances in fesulied frow Ly Neon ve Streets, and several c womners Nad saved the lives of children wines ¢ atsacked 7 \nfurinted cattle, by throwing the child, The alfdavits of a iacgo numoor of , ewebers that no pecuniary | cvuld ncerue is oa the 0% this city being compelled to kill thelr Fortieth sireet; but that, on the conira TY, a jo them if they we: d through its cou re $0, Jr, iow that the duls su of terms The re decision of t Gover the rigot of cattiedriving thro Board of Health was avout to aoa f, Suuster, tid tue Cou ait relief from tne i vant 1 Was wot wr. ‘tated, on behalf of the Moart, entered into an of about two bour® raion, touch. of the act of © Legisiavore faith ant upon it tbe 6 the driving of hreugh the streets of the city. Caco not ss jaded, For the relator, James M. South aud Buaier ; for the respondems, Movers, Latou « iilse, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Openiva of the December Term, Belore Rocorier Hackett. ‘The December term of this court commenced yester. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1867—TRIPLE SHEET. | day. District Attorney Hai) and Assistant District Ate | terney Bedford were in attendance to represent the people, As there was not a qaorum of gran Sent, those gentiemen who auswered to tueir names wore discharged i Tuursday, to wuick time the eourt adjourned, ITY INTELLIGENCE. Tre Howaw Mr sion. —The anniversary meeting of this charitable institution was held last evening at No, 40 New Howery, Thero was an unusually large attend- ‘ance of the friends and supporters of the Mission, After the three or four hundred childrea, who form the,regular Attendance of the Mission, had partaken of a plain but subsantial repast, several addresses were delivered by a umber of ont entiemen, including the Rev. Dr, Van Meter, freer and the Rey. Mr. Van Wort, The Mae, rane a coucluded by a very fair rendor- ing of a religious bymu by the children connected with the fostitution, Tbe annual report of the Mission shows that the finances of the Mission are in » very prosperous and flourishing condition, Puewaruay Biara—Tue Resort oy VioLesce —Coroner Wildey was called to 124 Waikeratreet to hoidan inquest over the remains of Hudus Spira, an infant only eight days old. Some days before the birth of the child Mrs, Spira went into the basement of the premises Where & man named Billy Mullen keeps a furnitu hop, to get nu irom pot. While there she and Billy hed some words about the pot, when it i¢ alleged he cavght herby ie throat and threw her violently" down on the steps, The violence she thus received produced premature bir.n, ‘The jury rendered a verdict against Mullen, who was ar- rested at the time of tho assauit and beid to ball to answer. Op the verdict of the coronor’s jury Mullen will be rearresied aud held to await the action of the Grand Jury. Uvr oF Quarantine. —Ihe passengers by the steamship City of Cork, trom Antwerp, who have been detained on board the hospital ship Iitinoia, were brought up to the city yesterday morning, aud landed at Castie Gar- den. ‘There still remain on board tho Iilinvis about twenty persons who are convalescent, Ar tue Morcue,—Warden Brennan reports:— “Brought to the Morgue, Monday, December 2, from Seventh precinct station house, the body of au unknown man, age about forty-one yeara, five feet nine inches high, brown hair aad sandy moastacbe; had on dark pants, green plaid shirt, one white cotton sock. Body placed on the Morgue for identification.”” Boor Fouxp,—On Saturday last Jobn Dish, late a watchman employed on pier 42, North river, disappeared, and yesterday was found dead. The remains were con- veyed to the Twenty-eighth precinct station house, where the Coroner was notified to hold an inque:t. Fracrurep m3 TuigH.—Honry Martin, sixty-eight years ot ago, residing in 120th street, near Second ave. nue, @ carpenter by trade, was found yesterday by officer Holmes, of tho Twoifth precinct, lying on the sidowalk in 120th streot, near Third avenue, having slipped and fallen, and fractured his thigh, The ofiicer bad the unfortunate man for, and subsequently couveyed Martin to Bellevue Hospital. Srauoina Arvray.—Loule Morsball, a laborer, was yesterday afternoon conveyed by officer Kelly, of the Second precinct, to the New York Hospital, trom pier 25 East river, whero, as alleged, he bad a difficulty with some colored man, In the altercation siarshall was seriously, if not fatally stabbed in the abdomen, Sxniovs Fatt.—Daniel Spingler, a laborer, while at work yesterday on the third story of No. 52 Wall street, accidentally fell to the ground floor, sustaining sorions bodily contusions, OMcer Brown, of the First precinct, had Spingler conveyed to the New York Hospital ior surgical relief, POLICE INTELL'GENCE. ARRESTED FoR SELLING SFiRITUOU? DRBVERAGES ON SUN- DaY,—Yesterday morning officers of the Seventh, Tenth and Seventcenth precincts arrested and armigned before Justice Mansfield, sitting magisirate at the Third District Court, the followmg persons, who, they alleged, :n vio- lation of their heonces and the fourtoenth section of the Excise law, sold {ntoxicating liquors on the sab- bath :—Ernst Koff, 86 Forsyth treat: Louis Zeigler, 139 Division street; Joun Aldemana, 82 Forsyth etreot; John 8 rongler, 307 Fifth street, and (William J, Brownlee, 620 Water street. ‘These werd held to bail in $100 each to appear for trial, when notified, at the Generai Sessions, Atizcep Tuert or Worstsp Saawia,—At the instance of Charles Jury, of 164 Seventh street, Goorge David was yesterday arraigned before Jastice Mansflold, at tho Third District Police Court, on an allegation mado by him to the effect that the accused was caught in the act of taking from in front of the store at the above num- ber two worsted shuwis of the vaiue of $3. [he defendant admitted bis handling the ehasts, but said he bad no thought of surreptitiously making of with them. The accused, notwithsiaudiog this plausible explanation, Jn default of ball, committed to prison for trial ot the Special Sessions, Tue Baragt Frat.—Patrick Connor, of 195 avenue C, wont before Justice Mansfield, at the Essex Market Po- hee Court, yesterday morning, and alleged that Danvel Devitt had feloniously taken from his premises and carried to 422 East Tenth street twe barrels, of un- known value, and disposed of them (as the purchaser subsequently acknowledged to the deponent) to Henry D nd. In defnuit of bail tho accused was committed for trial at the Special Sessions. Mr. Connor, in prefer- ring thecharge of theft against the prisoner, stated that he had lost « great deal of property of the kind of la and was now resolved on putting an ond to potty plifer- ing by causing the arrest aud prorecution of tho dep: ators whenever it was possible to do s0, A Peware Pickrocker.—Yesterday, at about e o'clock, while Mrs. Catharine Steoman, of 333 Seventh ‘enue, was walking in the Bowery, near Canal etrect, sho folt.a hand in tho pocket of Ler dress and then tn- stantly withdrawn. Instinctively putting one of hor own hands in tho receptacle named, she ascertained that her portemonnale, containing $44 80, bad been takea therefrom, Turning quickly arocnd she found a woman standing vory near Ler, whom she at once grasped by the arm, and then, oa making an alarm, an officer of the Tenth preeinct camo to her assistance and secured the women on whom complatnant’s suspicion rested, On the way to the magistrate's the prisoner, as she doubt. imagined, adroitly, it ia alloged, jet fall from hor person a wallet on the sidewalk, which on boing picked wp Mrs. Sceenan identified as her property, and which on being opened was found to cootain the sum of money above stated. Oa ber examination the prisoner gave her name as Mary Darvin, of 22 & ghth avenue, Notwithstanding ibe fact tuat the pocketvook was foon, as alleged, to tall from hor in the sirest, the woman denied having stolen it, Justice Manatield, be- fore whom sho was erraigned, at tho Eavex Markot Police Court, in defanit of bail, committed her to prison to await trial at the Goueral Sessions on the charge of grand larceny. Ax O1p Case Reviven.—On the lat dayof February last four bales of cotion, valued at $500, wore stolen from the possession of Mr. Joan Swanton, of 414 Cherry stroet, and subsequently the toieeing cotton was traced to the establishment of Thomas F. White, keeping at No. 41 Peck slip. Mr. Swanton identifying and claiming his property it waa restored to him, and Mr. White, on being questioned conceraing hie poasession of the cot ton, raid be purchased it from Dapiei eve to whom he paid nearly the full vatua, Barker disappeared, it is alleged, about (hat time, and was uotseen again by Mr. White till yesterday morning, when, meeting him in the street, he caused.@is arrest by officers Muilia and Horbelt, of the Fourth precinct, The accused was taken before Justice Hogan and committed for trialin default of $1,000 bail, Rarkor is thirty-five years of ege, a native of York, and resides io Brooklyn, He denies bis guilt, Scares oy Jeverne Boxorana.—Esrly en Sunday evening officer Short, of the £ixth psecinct, discovered a boy sitting on the window sill of John Guchter’s grocery stere, No, 604 Pearl street, and asked what be wae doing there, The youth, who was Thomas Flynn, only twelve years of ego, made vo repiz, but imme- diately afterwards the officer caw that the bar which secured the shatter was .toose, and at (het moment an iron bolt dropped from the boy's hand. A¢ that mo- mont the officer heard a melve iy the sors of breaking of jst, and acrasa, as though a door or windew bad been yaret out, A rap bene brought aseistance; before other officers reaohed the spet three oF four boya, who had Deom In the ure searching for plaader, esea; through a rear doer, which they had forced could not be found. yesterday Jastice tor trial, Flynn's Will be arrested. vreme ov a Hoves Tuitr.Yoeterday afternoon, about eve o'cloek, @ Gergian, givieg his name es William Miller, gained admission to the house of Mra Marin GriMits, Me. 199 Grand treet, aud proceeding to an Upper room occupied by Mra G., stale, ic is alleged, two @reeses valued at $76. Before leaving Miller was dis- covered by Mrs. Grifiih, who attempted to detaia him, Mra, but he brushed ber aside and fed into (he street, followed ia pursalt and cried, 1 of tne Fourteonts precinet, gry ik Several blocks overtook t who at first ehowed Ogbt, but ©, ‘waitive, more mature reileo- tion he concluded to surrender Ile was taken back ei olen ety im hie before Stee i jambs for trial, Ditlier at 158 Forsyth tion to the charge be sa) ume to taking (he property. AttgoeD Ferontocs Astvcit.—Thomas Murray was atreeted and bronght before Juevice Ledwith yesterday, on charge of baviog committed a felonious assavit on the |persom of Patrick Nash, of No. 409 West Twenty. fifth street, Complainant alleges he was in a barroom up tox@ when the accused enteret and commenced using 1 abustye language to Nash, who endeavored to retauc Weraia with him i relation to his conduct, when barra, Big t shoes, oo ad ktauded him on ear, under she ehovider aod on teed, wr) soon as conmpiainant could fot away be cured & Murrey atrested, On ‘berg brow be(ore Jb o bea merchant, fa sele- ‘1 am gullty; poverty dreve magistrate accused, bi Wo suowor io tee Guin o 91,000 ball 1¢ naghee, rors pré- | Inquest as the New York Hospital in the TRE BOWERY HomcDE. | Stelger Shootiug CasemRendition of a Ver- diet I cating McCoy. Jobn Steiger, the keeper of @ lager beer saloon at the corner of Rivington street and Bowery, who was so mys- ‘eriousiy shot on the morning of the 16th November last, having died Sunday moraing, am inquest was held yesterday at the New Yorx Hospital by Corouer Gover. The testimony taken at the ante mortem examination has been already publisbed io the Henao, The following additional evidence was taken yester- day :— Josephine Loson, who had beon previously examined, gave the following additional testimony :—While the man who shot deceased was standing at the Bowery entrance of the saloon talking to deceased two short men forced their way {n; deceased then shat the doar, leaving the man who shet him outside; the men wauted beer or whiskey, but the bartender cold them he had neituer; deceased before he suut the door told tho man if he wanted bis collar to go to the Rivington street entrance and he should have it; I went to the door for the purpose of adraitting him} when I opened it the man Was three siepe down, and deceased was by my side; the two men who were in the saloon passed by ‘me and went up to the sidewalk on the left band sido; the other man was standing en the right hand side and suddenly fired a pinto); I — the taeh; deceased feil aguinst me and ig shot,” ho ulso called out TS tho bartender aod told bin to ran up statra. as the big fellow bad ahot him; he then rao wp bimeelf aud fell down on the sidewalk; I tole lowed bim and asked him where he was shot, "bat he made no reply; when the man who shot deceased came into mfy room, earlier in the evening, big hands aud mustache were siaived with blood; in my opinion, tho tall man shot deceased, because the shot camo direct from where he was standing, Magdalina Hartheff, sworo—f am the proprietress of the saloon No, 213 Bowery; deceased boarded with mo; about haif past two o'clock on the morning of the 1étn of Novemnber—my place was closed for the night, but the door was notlocked—a man came in and siood looking for some time without saying a word; I went up to him andasked him what he wanted, ‘and’ he anid, *T want that girl,” and pointed to Josephine; ho stayed with Josephine in her room some time; she toen came out and asked the boss what ali should do, and he said, “Get him out aaensily you can;” sbe managed to get him ont; in abont fifteen minutes the man came back to the door and said he had jeft his collar, and wanted it; the bess went to the door, and while they were talking there two short men came down by the other entrance; tho map then went to that entrance; i, Jotephine opened the door; deceased was standing by hh or; the two meno went out, and just after I heard the report of a pistol, and the boss said he was shot. Aaron Samueis, sworn—I live at 73 Suffolk street; on the morning of November 16 | was at @ surprise pai the Bowery; I was in the street and saw @ big mali at the entrance of 218 Bowery, who was knocking at tho door and said he wented his collar; he then went round to the Rivington street entrance, two short young men camie out, and the barkeepor followed thom; | saw tho big man sinke deceased; after that one of the two men who bad co: out took decoased, and said, ‘Now, Johnny, you bad better go down;” [then saw him pusi decased down tho steps and fire a Pistol at him as be was descending; the man then ran up to Chrystie street; deceased came ‘up to the sidewalk again and fell down; when the officer came up with the big man I told bim thas 1% was a litle mao who had fired the pistol. 2 policeman then ran over and arrested him; when he brought bim back I recognized him as Frank McCoy; Sarausia camo up and to the officer, “That is not the men;’” I told Samuels tho officer had the right man, but tho officer ‘et nim Hermaun Wansolow, bartender to Mra, Hartiiog, ga testimony similar to that already given by Aira, Hart- Neff aad Josephine Loson. Michael Kellerd, @ police officer attached to the Tenth precinct, testified as to the arrest of McCoy, and to bis subsequently releasing him in consequence of all t. people around saying that he had got the wroug man ;¥) knew MoCcy was a men of character, but did bot know at the time he arrested the man that it was McCoy, as he had never met him personally oefore. Dr, Washburn testified that the deceased had been in the New York Hospital soe the 16th of November, and 1 had died on the Ist of December at nine A. M.; the cause of death tn bis opinion was # pistol shot wound in the right side, After a few minutes’ deliberation the jury rendered the following verdict:—'hat the deceased came to his death from a pistol shot wound at the bands of Frauk MoCoy on the morning of November 16, 1867. INTERVAL REVENUE MATTERS. Owing to the continued absonce of Deputy Commis- sionor Parnell, who hag not yet returned from Maasa- chusetts, thore was no meeting of the Metropolitan Rev- enue Board yesterday. Br, Parnell Is expected to arsive this moraing, however, and it ie probable a meeting will be orgavized to-day. There are several cases which @ been referred to the Board that now await Investl- jou, and an early meoting wild tend to dieencumber the record of svizures and detentions to a very great de gree. Colonel Seaver, special inspector, yesterday nes the detention of two los of whiskey (Afteen barrels and Sov ta prominent house in Pi against (be bouse in queation, but ¢ goods detained are partand parcel of a lot against the owners of which charges of auempt- ed fraud are pending. Tho matier will be investigated at the Board meeting to-day, and the probability ia that the goods will be pa how rom di on, a8 toe present owners are not implicated in the (raud alleged acainst tue partics from whom the whiskey was first purchased, Six barreis of whiskey were seized while ou a track in transitu through the city on suspicion of not baying paid tax. They oe been put in the Uviled States vouded 66 Broadway, and wili await investiga- ‘Tho seizure of the distillery of Chazles Davis, No. 232 Kast Fortieth street, is also reported, In the inspector's rotura it ts alleged that thero is a recii(ying cstablish- ment immediately tn front of and in close proximuy to this distillery, being, it is averred, in viclation of tho law, which forbids the carsying ou of the reciifying business on the sume or adjuining prouises Lo those Used for distilling purposea, The November return of taxes paid on distilied spirits during the pas, month presents the following fgures:-— Sovond district, New York. ‘$202 Fourth disirict, New York, Sixth district, New York. Seventh district, New Yor! Eighth district, New York. ‘Tenta district,’ New York Thirty socund district, New York. Total.. Ja the First, Tura, “Firth ‘end’ Ninth die Uy York, avd m the Third, Fourth and ¥itth districts, Now Jersey, also intladed in this metropolitan cisirict, no tax on whiskey was collected during the past month, ‘The wholesale grocers who deal iu liquors, met st tho Howard House at $ o'clock P. dM. yesterday, for the par- not been given to the trade, the moeti to Wednesday next, at four o'clock P, CITY TAXES FOR 1867. Preavens of the Levy for this Yenr—A: Paid Duily to the Receiver trom sep. tember 23d to November 30th Inclusive— 817,787,707 Collected. The Commissioners of Taxes, after their csual laborious: work of assessing the property of the city, computing end adjusting the amount of taxes ievied for the year 1867, banded their books to Receiver Smyth, who, after toe ordinary routine of serving notices amd arranging bills, began the collection of the samo on the 23: of boa nage a Since that period up to the 30te uiemo there has been paid to him important sun of $17,787,707. It wiil be observed that as the Ist of Do- cember approached, the time when all delinquents bave an additional one cent added to tie amounts dee by hal tho were very materialiy ‘that of he 3 of November, the last day of being a larger snm thao ever received at the Bevan jm the suine time. Aa the tax levy amounts to $22,185,837, and thero has already beon collected neary six-sevenths of this eum, it will be no more than justice to bear testimony to the property owners as a iy. that, this the sf have beon commendabiy recaps te ia head - te dauy col collected since the period alluded wus are as ts follows cow Boyt. 23... 0006.7 $113,608 Oct, 28. + 175.923 3T7 [4 . 108 81 " Nev, 1 . 2 é ees H a ‘ ul 12. 13. 14 WESTCRESTER, Cowrraative Stores at Monnsamia.—A movement is of pow om f00t among the laborts¢ classes of the tow: enteonar having for ite bye the introduction of fee co-operstive Consumers at ee ‘tnd I | cone a wo surcaoe | Now York, inclu- ding traveling @peaser, thee from the stores in tbe town. Reape ‘Das been ented for thie evoning to take action on THE ELECTION TO-DAY. r the ‘abr ight of the 4th of Jul; but who was subsequently granted a new triat Eyl ‘Supreme Court, pleaded guilty to achargeof manslaughter, Judge Depue there- ee the pomee to ten rare confinement a Priaon, i Treuton to-day, Sheela Court oF QuaRrER Szesioxs,—In the Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday morning the following prisoners ‘were sentenced to the State Prision:—Julia Collins, two ee ate {mo years concurrent; Lamia rer, jarceny, six moni breaking and enier- ing, eighteen month Braye, 7 ALieceD FRravp on rae Governuext.—An item ré- cently appeared in the Heat, in which it was stated that frauds on the government had been detected among the jewellers of the city, Yesterday morning a manu- facturing Jeweller named John R, Pierson, doing busi- LIST OF THE POLLING PLACES, Polls Close.... ‘The offices to be filled are those of Mayor, Aldermen in the even numbered districts (Councilmen, if the present Board is decided by the courts tzcompetent to hold over), School Commissioners, School Trustees and one Civil Justice, Tue iollowing is a list of the polling places: — The charter election takes place to-day, Firat Ward. nees in the rear of No. 81 Groeno street, was arrested an NOP fh ES aud taken before United Siates Commissioner White 2-53 Greenwich st, 5-105 Broad ot, pone thse Tetran, defraud ng the government by between 8—1a7 Wasblogtwon at, good ae Tie dencicr = Second Ward. fixed “4 Deputy Reramr tenon wi Wilhams at Dist, Diet, $49,719. Mr. Pierson was al 5 the sun of 1188 William st. 2-6 Peck slip, $1, 00 4 to appear for alt ‘e, Friday next. ap Third bo na Birtey By 4 Horse—aA teamster in the employ of 1—1f8 Washington st, Tis College place. Mr. Beatty, of Bloomfield, named John Crane, was se- 3—70 Barclay at. 4—3 Hudson at. verely bitten on the arm by a hors? yesterday moroing. pie Fourth va He was endeavoring to back up a team of horses by saan pulling back the bridle when one of the horses sud- ight, 0 683 Chomp deniy teized the man’s left. arm between bia tooth ad 3-1 New Bowery. 1-45 Oliver at. retained the hold until Pose we ‘men passing released th 4-83 Cherry st, man, The arm was horribly mangled, tue bones naae Fitth Ward. broken and the flesh dreadfully laceraced, aw (as aeagd ig Vianna at ey ut He ga esse EEO sani Ge 7 Walker a a arrested at Hopoken yesterday and taken before the ica Bene a 1 ai Desbro ‘ moles Bias Consaiaionse, on & Mts ot paring Je 18 possession eight counterfeit uid pieces. Sixth Ward. arrested. ho Lad on bis cout the lags of & Unived States ‘667 Baxter at independent detective, He was beid for oxamiuation. }—45 Mott at. Vinela Smal Bayard si. Feuate Surrracr—A largo mecting in favor of unt 10-116 Walker st, 5—96 Coutre st, versal suffrage was held at Vineland on Saturday last, Reprosentatives from different sections of New Jersey and from other States were in attendance, A Seventh pos (dae Titty East Broadway. Mo: ry st. 144 Cherry at, men “ joreey oman Suffrago ation” was SU Mae at Sof Samet “3 re onsen 7 ees eee Pad ~ Nersage President, 5-83 217 and John pk cag bbe etek as Vice President. Resolu- 6-19 param p ae Fe tious were cepa that “woman's right Eighth Ward. to vote in New pring ry bad never been iegully can- celled,” and that “the one hundred and thirty-four 178 Pi thousand women of New Jersey are rightfully entitled 140 Varick st. to vote."” Several hundred dollars were pledged to the 1 Boiss Vi society's fund. It wasdecided to issue thirty thousand ian Sing a, mi bar) oY copies of an address to tne fomales of New Jersey, and Eman peter y 13367 Hudson st. to empioy lecturers to canvasa tne State in favor of fe- Ninth Ward male suffrage, Letters were read from Thomas Garrett, nth Ward. of Wilmingto ton, Del., and fiom Colonel Alexander, 2 ven| Kansas, Addresses were deliver ee) don ha ee Wout Fourih my) Liey Bove, Rotert Dale Owen Lueretie ict, Heury B. sa 12—233 West Tenth at. Blackwell, and others, 4—204 Bleocker st, Greenwich at wien: Ei rerpeenet HA Bethune a are ‘Tae Sexrence or VAN ARSDALZ, THR McRDERER, CoM- ee oa murep.—The sentence of Van Arsdale, convicted of mur- th 7—al Ninth ay. » $-18s Greenwich ar, ieee der at Somerville, has ben commuted by the Court of Teuth Ward. Pardons to imprisonment for life on the ground of in- Dist, Dis. sanity. The majority of the court were of op.nion that 1-2 Delancey at, ‘5—$4 Allen st, several of the facts and circumstances cited on the trial Larger y ae eS lage tk against the prizoner pointed to mental derangement 4-95 Exsex at, fae By order of General Pope, commanding officers of the Districts of Georgia, Alabama and Florida are authorized to grant furloughs to enlisted men not to exceed thirty days. The number allowed to be absent at one time is Umited to five per centum of the command at each post, Fit Pr agh i cae oh acuta Pitt Sca7 Columbia at, 4~451 Kast Houston st, 5484 East Fourth st. 6—26 aven' , 13-838 bighth st, M—124 avenue © $38 Fin ‘19-311 Stanton st. SH IPPING NEWS. W. 8. Lapeer enti Ward. Almanac for New York—This Day. FE soutnwost cor, of 125th st. and Fourth av, 6—Wesi side of Fourth ay., det, 129th and 130th sts. av ate 108th st, 7—129th st., first house east 4—Wesi side of Third ‘of Broadway, south side, Wet Lidth and Tih sis B—Tenth av., near loud at, Thirteenth Ward, Dit. 6—105 Broome at. Sun rises. Sun sets. TORT eetoeiaten te 38 PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 2, 1867. CLEARED. op Sigamehip Virginia Sherwood, Sisal and Vera Cruz—E W B—Northwest corn Diet, 1—119 Clinton at, 4 ‘arner. teers. He Tr ae hip North East (Br), Copoland, Tiverpoot—Tapacots Bros 4-168 Delancey st, 9—5 Lewis st. fe neni be sais rite 10—s0by Grand st, Old Dominfon, Sempron; Antwerp—Funch, Meincke Fourteenth Ward, Bark Palo Alto, Wile; j, Havre i & J U —— Dia Dist, Bark La Ciguana. Wheeler. Mat Henry. 934 Prince st. ‘6187 Mulberry st. Bark Cordéla, Welle Fernandiua aad StStarye—G G 2-21 Prince at. 5-20 Grand st Young & oe Alay) Sore i 2) Spring st a pepeae st, acl a LB (Br) a5 foutaine, Cork for orders—' =. pat Elen Brig Wild Worse (r)-Macamber, Valencia—J F Whitney Fifteenth Ward. Dist. {University Building. 8-149 Crosby st. 9—i8 Fourtn av. W—#3 West Thirteenth st. te 1115 Macdougal st, ih Ward. Go, BF tng (Br), Dexter, Palma (Majorica)—Crandall, Um- ray & Co. Pharig tM Rowley. Rowley, Havana—A Abbott. Brig Montrose. Peterson, Guantanamo—Waydell & Co, Brig RS Hassell, St. Sardenas—Moss & Ward. Behe Anna & Gesina (Prus), Filer, Queenstown for orders—Wiison & Asmus, Schr Alma (Br), McDonald, St Johns, NF—George H Biche Emma (Br), Davis, Bt t Stephens. NBG Borden, Aittigs west Fourth st 2-4 Amity place. 3-1 Mercer at. 4-129 Waverley’ pls 6-132 West Kleven 6—7 Went Eleventh at, Die, Dist, iy. ale — 1d Seventh av, Sas) wont Seventeenth st feb eng el eas GRoyaolds, Baltoore. soit Seven B e383 Wea T Trienty.tras st. ARRIVALS. 4-16 8 2—199 Ninth sa REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACTITS. Loget Went Twenty-fifth at, 13—520 West Twentlet! 14—527 West Twenty-seo'd at. \Seventecuth Ward. Steamship Pereire (Fr), Duchesne, Mavre Nov 21, Brest 23d, with mdse and 183 pasvenggrs, to G Mackenzie, ‘Steamship Gulf stream, Bates, Galveston Nov 23, via Charleston 20th, with mdse ssengers, to UH Mule tory & Had heavy NW sales og, Hatteras. ea via bar Sists av. Dist, 13 eo Past ip Marnvion. Falrcloth, Su 3 dogs, ih ‘Eaters i ot ieee ‘a 1245, Sy cotton, 10 Ht Lowden, Deo an Tat 36 3-175 es 1g2259 bast Tesith ak ton 1498, passed strane Moatgomnery ence for sar _ nab; same da; h vador, do for do, ics faa Mason a Tous Stash et ‘Stoamship 3 ianhatiany Woodhull, Charleston Nov 39. wich 1865 avenue A. aise and passengers, to HR Morgan & Uo. Decl. 9 AM, 7-9 Fifun wt 19-12 First av. 30 miles SW from Cape Hatteras, paseed ster scHor Pith et, 20-167 Second st, B Soucer, hence for Caarleston ; 22) Pals f 31165 Third st, teras light bearing NW by W, Giprey, bound $—1u7 Firstav. 10—150 Firat av. 1i—84 Third av. 12—84 Third av. for Key West; 2,12 M, Smiles north of Barvegat, "passed former Conquersr, with hull of steamer ‘Riceardson, of Charleston, in tow, bound ‘Steamship Albemarle, Bourne, Richmond and Norfolk, with mdse and passengirs, to tae Old Dominion Steamship Fteamship Niagsrg, Biakeman, Norrolk, with mdse and passenge! L MeGreaay & ( 5 ggumante pranconla, Sherwood, Portland, with mdse, to a Iesamship Neptune, Baker, Boston, with mdse and pas- nengers, to WP Clyde, Ship Daniel Marcy (of Portsmouth), Ross Manila July 1, a Oct & with hemp and sugar, to master. ‘Anjier Ang 12, Cape of Good Hope sept 1% crossed the Equator Oct 22 in lon $6.20, since which (ime had light winds and calms. East Tuirteenth at, Raa y es Pit etait corner Righ- ibs Bast Bighteenth st, teenthat.ondFourth ay. 12—¥2 2-34 West Ninetecuth «1 3-4 Raat Twenty-third at, 192 Third av. fas inird av. cand av. ry-fourth st. ty-seovundst, i irda ast Sixieenth st. Lettie (tr), et! ola Harbor, Ja, Mon. with fas. santa Satis Sane Logmood, fo A H Ratomon. Nar 0, lat Hd Hi ton 7 Schr Conservative, hence for Apalachic: Fen Fourth ay. n-s76 Taina 3, Poe ton 75 20, schr G W Grice, from st Domingo for W—Sigty. strat Balumore. ‘The 1 was off the Hizhlanda on the night of Now 20, but was obliged to hani oi on account ot thick weather, eet Xana Whiting (of Castine), Hutchinson, Demerara, 23 davs, with sugar ani molasses, to Edwin Rowe & Oo, Had heavy NW gales the last 4 days, aod lost deck load of gmp carboys, split ails, &o, Sailed in company with bark ok lesa, for New York. Regn Florence V Turser, Graves, Ruatan, ation, ris Tor, t with cocoannts and 8 passengers, to Brown & Co, Put into Tortugas on account of head winds and heavy 141,105 Third av, 1s—Third ay., bet. 70th and tat j ‘Teentieth Ward. ~~, weather, and remained 7 davs, io Tema cw: 13'Si7 went Mirty-afth at Rlr Anna A Holion, Lani Tavans, 10 days. with or. tortenss 13-94 Eighth av. anges, (o Dolluer, Potier & Go. Had’ heavy NW gales the i Tea are 4—U75 Ninth av. 54d) West Thirty-fifuh st 6—484 West Thirty-seventhet, wth ays 14-272 Seventh av, 15—287 Seventh av. 16—#44 Seventh av. 17-343 Seventh av. 18-70 Seventh . . 408 Seveuth ch = 28h h. et ture tth at W352 Ninth av, USL Bighth [ides West Tislety-Gfth at, 2-00 West Thirty-eightn ot, ech Pyrla Newoomb, Rappahannock River, Va, for batt Ciatig Ano, aren Vicente, Marts, Marts, Ueorgetown, Bont towns 2. BO, for Hoboken Maria Pierson. Grant, Georgeto Selr Sarah | Simmous Gandy, ‘Phtadel hin for Boston, ane Behr Stepuen Morgan, Di On the night of od SB), of Absécam, colli wi Bi anu Wercats arse Ward Pen vonsek nad catried away xy _Dowaprit and’ jtbboom; Dict Dut. j a a vankick Weaver Phied Philadelphia for Boston. 1—242 East Twenty-eighth st 5 - 54 Third Schr Marietta Steclinan, Steelman, ‘4 for Bos. Stat Second oat Fourie ee. bas lyde, Scull, Philadelphia tor Bostoi ‘01 C ‘eu! if Shri aene baceohontemer Rone prenwe st ete for Fall irae. 13—5a West Thirty-second at. = dia atiienisediediceat mA rabara Smit! i} a {or roe ence Twenty, wits ia Newkirk, ‘i Philadelphia for Provi- hth ay, 111,393 Broadway, ance, 201385 Ninth ot ah Sawn Bont Ware Praveen Baroy: Yegg Harbor for Hadsos. {3 nighth av, Tauern” hr May Flower. todd He nogat yo av. 15-880 Bignen Scr wen apes Baker, South a ¥ for Boston. 6—1 441 Broadway, 66 Bight Sehr Geo Brooks, Houlsy. Port Jonueon for Boston. Cas ese eg, 1 gan: ph, Corwia, Pott Jonueoy for New Haven: = Sia gy i 1—Browtwa ene soe angers ‘ter “Fan _ Ware way. Wi ata, 1 fost Forty ainth st. ia: Bers leon Eleabet an Bpaabethy for Ererienes Perrin, Kee, ‘ar Joby im, Kelly . Boston for Baltimore, a Beir Nail Rich, Rich, Provinestowa: See howe Rony. fermen tee oe Redtord, NEW JERSEY. Jersey City. (ebe Biver Croat omer my Haren Pat ire Bedford. Orry Manswat’s Moxtutr Reront.—During the past 4 PK month one hundred and thirty-five persons were com- it Copy, ete Be mitted to the ity p Prison, Of which seventy-eight were | Bopr Mury fonise, cater for speoreines locked up for arunke: Benr i dating Rabon, New Lert for, Elia Suceien oo-Ouricene te te Fovrtn Reouaxt Rirts — sieuaren Yor vin Conrs.—An election for Lieutenant Colonel and Major of Behe Roena ieee Raven. the Fourth regiment, New Jorsey Rifle Corps, waa held ol ree gow last evening tm Taylor's hotel. Col. Gould, of General Bent David Ni nom, lorsnpoet. Runyoo'sstaf, asssied by Col eo oe ie niece en, Albany ‘ourth rogiment, presided, After several ballote Behr Nathantel, ia tomo tor act. fathan! i bet been taken without the roan 8 mer Fannie, Fenlons Puiladel "alladelpht tained for any ag riot be stood Ban Juan, Brocket, hence Nov 8) for ereReep—Behr on Th; Capt Rove returned on account of head winds aud‘ioss of jib. apt. Yan Relper was, Guclared Boor. fa'tbe yea dy for Majot Cops. McLa' ‘Wind at sunset W; 10 PM, do. withdrew, avd C.pt Boostaver was ity of four over Capt. Talley. Marine Disasters. Heboken, Sraawsmir Yar from Ni ¥ was wand fe = below Nortok ou the 300m Lik) essiatauee wee He FF Laney, Minot. from Callao for England, which put ‘Tue New Reconosn.—Jusiice Pope wae sworn in was sent to you torday morning to ¢!! the wnexpirea term of the late by the of by Recorder Aver; The recorder elected in sintrene, had: compicted repairs on tir proveeaiue, Juice Pope naviog beet, ape ‘Baus, from, Chinehaa fo detore ‘ t 4 Ms Sccumon C Councit, ‘The Mayor r! tly vetoed Peri ried a toe Wo eat ai in eee fet arte ror ve: | the! appointment, but it was carried over veo. ne nie abe insararomen the ~ ee Sikes. we wo Me ag La ome Fain For St, Manv's Curmcm A fac simile of ish the m’atue of the Virgin and Child which received the Bre frou Biver Gembie, Atries, great po:mlum at the Paris Exhibition 18 sow exhibited | {3% ork we yt E St Georges, pee ne 9a es atSt Maty’schurch, It is the most beautiful statue yey ahe mreaitinnke passage, and that has ey 6 Deen Imported into this e iy Ti, Umineted by the new Brio Buta (Br), tr oe pao yd a Ray is five by Solon, of . Paris, “ f. piece ‘*iadtes? falt ‘Be opened cas brooms of the cuureh ta aa gisncned, | sioainer mek rag poke a as Compsay, fhiresdy moat ot ® © Catholic churches of ‘ork aad The shoe eas aes Brooklyn Lave eacen®% the het for this work of ‘i Bore can ot ret ram bar, ‘Tua Torway Mf MY tavce oF F iT. the ‘went share Oh Tourer Court of Oyer and Topminor yeocerday moraing, the maa | ise ‘Map mone ny cis es tie eres Soe Peaigete m Sour Minerva Kwigur (of Provinestens}. Bush. before reported abandoned off Barnegat, 10 months old, built in Chelsea, and valued at a0. There were ly $6600 insured on her In three a, Equitable, Union and Atlantic, by tices Teter igh ant dry. a Datuey, Saunders, from Piermont Norwich, hyn Ne Hi leaking 2000 strokes per bour, Bane ser at fica baa Tg bears, at whied time two hour Shue’ oe ‘8 be expected w capital nue cutter lying ie the Merton, bat none came to him, Miacelinneous. Rartp Desrarcu—The fine bark Pallas, commanded by Capt Biddle, arrived at New York on the 22d ult from Be- lize, Hon, with a full cargo consigned to Jostah Jex, which was discharged and ano:her full assorted cargo taken tn, with which she sailed on the S0th for Belize, thus being tm Port only eight days, included in which were two egy stance, which Cc 4 a revere or be Thanksgiving Day, Warnxa, from Babia via (or 13) for Sew York: put ms’ Reonase: Now Bad Robt a ie gaptaia (Kobinson) ¢ dead Bis body was ob board when the Sreanru ts re, Was hich waa despatch Rewfor ‘Nor by the Const” Weestling Gobmmany 108 ‘nto Hermuda onthe Ibh short of coal Bhe re having encouutered proceeded Isth. Gales alter leaving New York, and put into Delaware Breaky, water, trom wbien plice she ‘on the Lith with the Competitor, Conklin, from Sew § foretorat ‘Thomas, 1p tow, Dut the cable twice breakin with her, ‘The schr was left n'a satiefastory state, exp ‘o arrive mately at at St Thomas, Seeley. Georgiana, Spicer, ved nt New London Nov pane ne mad Thiet Get 10, with G0 bule wh oly ne. Cleared at S Frensteco Ho Emily Morgan, NB, with rk Selil, vrata 19, with Jv b' oe poe’ got teemalite Nebraska, from New York for Aspinwall, Nov- t $1, lon 74. Peni Tidor rade, Hiaskel, from Cardiff for Bingapore, Sept Terk i lnwaunes ratts, poe Newport, B, for Point de: Galle, Cet 11, lat 6 N, lon 26 40 W. Bark Argo (Br), Goudie, from Ardrossan for Providenee, Nov 28, best ton 60 An American vessel, showing a ai from Bordeaux for New Orleans, Oct 18, lat 40, ion , . Foretgu Ports. Bristow E, Nov 9—Sailed, ship Mindora, Allen, Hong natontona, Nov 19—Cleared, bark Josephine, White, Pen- om aMOD A. Nv 16—Arrived steamers nolis, New cage for Live wes Gladiator (B io Tcoated sma #14 18184 rine W! leceased), Rio oan oe tor Wyork, Relief f (tng). Wittaine, NYork for ot io (and sailed 19th, after coaling); brig Loutra (Br). Doe, SYork (and tailea dad on ber, retura) me a ¢ i Eh ae wo hie Se gee oo er ton for ‘railadaiphia ain want o “ie brig Hitene’t (Br), Grier, from River York, wet nk 1g—Arrived, bark Faany’ Baler New Orleans, Cattao, Nov 18—n Chinchas! to load for (Br), Olde, snipe OB Hazeltine, a tte 8 Chariot W WF ha nt Fido for do; Col for de Heth ‘rharens Gartner f Tron de tor Rotter: dam, leaky; Elena {Brera Hohlman, for Chinehss, to load for United Sites; Nereus, wehole une; John Biker, pole. At Chincha Ie tg pyre see uien nee Be p Rigsa, Lowell, for Geri rea Emi ‘na Cae Carter, for Ant ie " $C ferry, Morrgmat { pe, iaees Slashes ‘crane, Penaietoa, for rrance, al tmnt ei, for ors? ars MAAN gow bridge, MeORrty for do} dave: echra Joho Rose, Howell, for do 5 days: sop. fr Boston 2 days, Goxarves, Uct2i—1n port solr Anderson, from New t arr, © load York, just art; (0,sp, Aug 25—In port bark Pericles, Snow, for Cart nen Noe Ltn port beige: Bophin, for, N¥ork ley, Foster, from do; and others as be! 1g eto bar, Ja, Sov 7—Atrived, achr Joba atl warn th Naot es Sah NYork avout Sor Ng Fannie, Trader, Navassa to load for FlestOll oe arrived, achra WH DeWitt, Corey, #8. a ie Noe _. bark Gazelle, Black (from Barbadss), New York, sun's PR, Nov 10—In port echr Peerless, from Baltt- move, just arcived. American Ports. ees Nov 30, PM—Arrived, Schr Oceaa.Star, Kenne- be rare BR Yarnngton, Lat Br). Ballno, NYor'. ‘0 load oe pados and a market; John Atw. Mues. Goutins, Upatrey, Mob savasonviile: Niok icons, Tanah vont id L Newton, sets do, er. rig Coatletmer Win Kennedy, Hallett, Baltimore + Lookout Liboy, Port Jonnses Pe idieton, roaguseorpues Sea anor Voalkia, W¥aks Sailed—Barse EW mals gion, and Ret we ner Gluueus, NYOrK; dt. i N S0—Al yin Nor tris tnduatrie: (Bremne i a0 Doipain (Be), Biddoe, Be Rio paelres Belge », via Norfolk; a dy, ua: Soka BR scum iS Des ‘Soak ‘teenies, ‘eae Parkes 9 andine, Dantels, NYork, red—Brig Teonia is), Damon, Re m: echre one yimthd Higgins, Hoboken: 3, Hoyt, Parker, Rew Havens Hamiet, James: President Andy Ji Brown ind S Lozane | jenderson, N York. ig of and for Bremieny, Pit ROR ae ‘2 Nov W6—Bailed, echr Etta, Russell, NY ork: on, Nov 28-Arfived, sshr KB Hodgdon, Hodgdon, York. * BRISTOL, Nov bers schr Panny F McGee, Shel: don, Georgeiane . Le HARLOSITE, rey pon bark Harken Adelstein. (Souwy Larsen” Liverpool sailed Ship Cha Lotte, Spem weamah » Panty Ro ‘Souder, NYork; ships. h . Dec 3—Arrived, bi rived, # FORT Kefnseny Ran fer, Bawnon, io dnaetrd, gmaits orders; Ningara (Br), alttinore for Spain; U8 rorsine Satter Ane Hietain, do for Ualveston Paserd out the Capes, slp Leocodia, for weattlan, for Kouendaa; Pleiades, for Londonderry, 14 brig Minnie Traub, for M katacee oe from Baltimore, Fabl : re edt fees der, NY, GALVastUN, Sov B—arrived, brig Rolling Wave, Hal) n, ©TER Nov 20—Arrived, schrs J W Hatfield s for Ryork, Dant W Clark (6r), ser do; Waterfall, Cameron, Southport 40; M Sewell Friaber, Bangor fof da; EWfort, Nickerson, dc Coumerce, Mullen, do tor Baltumore; Jacob Kay-~ Ho A steamer G z ion. Baltimore lee Waltimnore @), BAY, Toran, Nov W—AL the bar salting olde Jones, for Mobile; schi West, for do. Welle of the Ba: manent e Ne sitiser, Rider, toe a 1a duvet daree » ole, Jast arrived, ina ft ak i af Floyd, Squires, diss. ‘Prewguie. vice, sehr Julie (UBILE, No brig Challenge (Br), Brown, Laie ‘sehr Telumab, Hall, totem. z MiLLbRIDGE, Nov i—seited, echr Onward, Bunker, )RULEANS, Nov 27—Arrived, mahips Tentoute Mier, \tacagurg via Souibampton; Lodona, Bovey, A Ysacel (Sp), Tamarinoy Steainsiips Monterey, tran and Mereedita, Bint, \York, ship sandusky, Norton, Mobtie; schrs oan itn (Br, Ward, St Jago; istael Suow, Pillsbury, Rooke VRFOLK, Nov 29—Arrived, schrs Wm Collyer, Ae wi J Dattat Simmons, Mayo, Newport; Chas MéOonala? Bears, Vennis. NEWBURYPORT, Nov 37—Arrt schre Maggie Bell, Roniout; Susen & Mary, Keene, RYH. +1 Tailed 27th, echrs Race Horse, Bragg, Baltimore; Crowa Point, severs, Pht ‘adetonia, WAXTUGRWT, Nor —Arrived, schraC O Davis, £ilig’ k; Warriet Westerly, Albany, EOS | HESS Loo: Posen, iain, 00k Sunnyside, NYork, ney BEDFORD, Nov 9—Sailed, achr Bena, ee Wort, rere eres, brig Haze, Hall, Boston panes schie 8 Davia, Gre aise kas’ x area a for silat A Andrews Providence for iareds iagoose ie Adaline Townsend, Dolbow (from Provi« othe aM Ace a. Arrived, ‘hire Mt inot Light, Robbins, Ce Turner, Yorm Phileas hia for uira's apr a ace ‘ivan for Byork: a ee seed do; Onward, Bunker, and Presto, ship Sa gE 1—Acrived, setir Surah “inse, Gard Gardai » ed Whistier, and John Losier, frota ww LONDON, mee es. Nomar Boston Pa NYork; brig Hi Albert Treat, Prov: eon tor sort} land ia Heat Frank. Bas ao; laatle, Taknton NEI Bares. kor to ae iermont for ea neoen brow May, Francia, me OkTS r TMUUtih Kor = T—arrited, sehr Sahh A Boica, 'h! Ba VINCETOWR, iz, %—In harbor, sehr changed ait malts PAWICCKET, Nov S0—Arrived, sehr Jonathan Cong, Crosby, enok Ruater, PROV: DiS lov 90—Safied, sveamer pie AAT eu Ra Rainey Suey? ‘yor. — = igre ae eee tie sth uo, Bam mitwahe, five J Phi hia immae 4 nd bavieg 2 aga pen Stun ace Sapee 4 ty NYork. } Soha ore erate oy , Golden trdger Coy er be a Lee ‘S, "Fontia dita ae te = aWiNTEnrone, Nov segaited, whe A H Whitmore? manila Se so—arrived, woh Monitor, Robbing, ~ New York ane Pe naa wpa naaaaaa jew York; ee re ee eM ar