The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1867, Page 5

TRLBGRAPHIC NEWS. | VIRGINIA. srecat TELEGRAM Ti a THE HERALD. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER | | FROM Proceedings ef the State Conventiou—The Steamship Matteras Missing—The New Mu- » sonic Temple—Important Law Case. ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. Wasa ea go i 10 o'Clock P.M. Heh The foliowing standing committees were ordered to-day by the Virgivia Stale Conreation:—On the pre- HAYTI. amblo, bill of rights and division of powers of govorn- mant; on the tegisiative department; on the eleckve franchige acd the qualifications for office; om the basis of representation and apporticoment; on the executive department of the government, on the judiciary, oxcepi- Goll—Salnave Determined on Resistance. {ng county and corporation courts and county oMcers; Havana, Des. 10, 1867. on education and the Cunds relating thereto; 00 taxation A brother of Gen. Leon Montes, who ia kept in | and finance; on county and corporation cours aad at Cape Haytien, is reported to have gone | county organization; on limitation and guarantees; te St. Domingo from Jamaica, and to be | om currency, banking ‘nd insurauce compa eight thousand Haytian rebel troops on | % public tustitutions; on prisoas aad the pre- — Should an invasion of Hayti take vention and pumishment of crime; on mililary ), it was expeoted that a very sanguinary coa- indumtiat, interseta maine ewer, 08 sgn intersal vod ‘would ensue, provement; on revision and adjustment: on future re » @alnave asserted his determination to blow up amendment of tue constitution; on schedul capital and powder magazines Toave committes will be appointed to-morrow, and the eooner than | work of framing a constitution wil! then commence. to the wishes of the r the ‘opposition. Bh gore = ey the “eof the Couronion rf ‘edputar Clawer te Faves Favor Other Ex! Sti Havana, Dec. 10, 1867, tabular statement, showi: the total costs to the apne interest in each «: md railroad up to the jat day of December, 1867, inciudiug legal interest; second, the total amoant of iucome, if any, arising ‘We have the report from Hayti that the people ‘demanded of the government the suspension the decree that keeps Geffrard and othera in ‘exile, Geffrard had again become popular, but SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO ‘THE HERAL®S. } The Redels Preparing to Invade Haytien — Geffrard and from auch interest in each canal and each rairoad and received by the State up to the Ist day of December, 1967; third, the total amount of the debt of the State, including the accrued interest, ap to tho Ist of December, 1867, specifying how much of said was incurred for each canal and each raiiroad, in- cluding the accrued interesis, as aforesaid, the time or ‘the logisistive Chambers seemed undecided in the ae ee Qnd the date of the maturity matter. The following preamble aud resolution on the subject of the oath to be required of members were taid on the PORTO RICO. tabler— Whereas, in view of ihe fact that before the canvass commenced of delegates for seats in this Convention Fad and distinctly understood that the teat oath, kuow “ironclad,” would not ve enforced or required: ‘MRasolveds ‘That this Convention will not and ought not to Fequire tho aforcsaid oath (9 be taken av a qualification of its members to seats on this floor, The following resolution was referred: — ‘The steamers Barcelona and Cacique arrived esolved, That the Committee ov Limitation and Gua. yesterday at Santiago de Cuba from St. Johns, | 'amces pe instructed to tepert unos the expediency of | . B, The earthquakes continued on that island, | vention » “provision sschring the rights of property and * | enlarging thee vid capacities of married women, one hundred and fourtcen shocks had been | Information from Richmond to-night atates that the ifelt during the course of eight days. Some build- volunteer officera in tho Freedmen’s Bureau in Virginia fre reported as having been thrown down by who are ordered to be mustered out of service on tho the violence of the shocks. lat of January will, it is understood trom District head- : VENEZUELA. quarters, be retained as civilians in the cervice of the SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEAALO, mveeareea ta that Bureau until that tnetitution is dis- ber of the Richmond and New York Roperts About an Earthquake at Caracas. Havana, Dec. 10, 1867. ‘The steamer Hatteras, steamsbip line, which was due here yesterday, has not By way of Porto Rico we have the announce- Ment that an earthquake took place at Caracas, SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD, @ue Hundred and Fourtcen Shocks of Earth: quake in a Week. Havana, Dec. 10, 1867. arrived, and has not been heard from since #he left New ve re ‘Serious fears are entertained for her safety, A large néfmber of delegates to the Conservative Con. vention to-morrow have arrived. The Couvention will be a very large ono. ‘The corner stone of # new Masonic Temple in Rich- mond was laid to-day by the Grand Master of the “tate 4 with imposing ceremonies, A by crowd of ‘Wenesuela, at daybreak November 14, and, like | Herypiecwe Te Address was deilverea by the Rev. the cage of the Merchants’ Bank of Baltimore against the Valiey Bank of Virginie, now on tral in Reh Judge Underwood decided tn favor of the plaintiffs on the two points raised by counsel, and or- dered an ifjunction to be issued restricting” me Brent, trustee, from eigen Bat nth the assets of the bank. A, Vance Brown, ? int of the Tirohange Bank of Richmond, is appointed receiver. Thix case involves "ok he pg points of law aud wearty « milion of dol ‘wise a contradictory report as to the same. In MEXICO. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Stormy Weather at Vera Cruz. Havana, Dec. 10, 1567. The steamer Georgia has arrived here from Vera Cruz, with dates to the 4th inst. ‘The woather at that por! was very stormy when the Georgia left; and, as the Post Offices was olosed, no papers were received, ‘The steamer Fahkee, lowever, is daily ex- ‘pected here from Vera Cruz. FRANCE. Napeteen and the Church=Tho Luxewburg Treats aud Rhine Frontier Question. Loxpoy, Deo. 10, 1867. . Tele tnterred from the tenor of the speech made by pM Router in the Corps Legislatif that the French Em- ». yperor has adopted s policy on the Roman question Serbioh cblucides with the views and desires of the cleri- @al party. >! hts impression is strengthened by the tone of the pres since the epeech,was delivered. The liberai Pournals aro greatly dissatisfied, while the clerical yorgans com pleased ana jubjlont, vanie,Dec. 10 -Evening. Miaistor Rouher has wade come official explanations fegard to the olé Luzembnig dispute. He affirms that first suggestion for a change of frontier came last fyear from Prussia, and declares that slmce the settle. Of the controversy which followed, by the London z e, Trance has entertained no thought of Cerri. | He Recanstruction Convention—Klection of erlension bY Begotiation or conquest, a Mild Republican as Permanent Presiden = ee Artanta, Dec, 10, 1847. PRUSSIA, The Convention reassembled at noon to-day, J nnn Danning in the chair. ‘Shifting the Debts Mianer Raucrett aud Mr. Duxsiwa stated that as Mr. Blodgett had been Queen = Settling with ~ Dethroned | elected temporary chairman yesterday, und was not 7 Dans, Dee 10, 60r._ | Hee Beata "Ss Stn "war teas 'u ‘The Prustian House of Deputies has voted to transfer pro bis place as chairman and read a long whe expenses of the Foreign Office ef Prussia to the THE PRESS TELEGRAMS Ricamono, Deo. 10,. (867. Ln the Convention today the ordinance Axtag the per diem of members at $8 per day was adopted and sent to Generai Schoflel for bis approva’. The ordipance paying the seoretary $8 per diem and the aot $20 per week was passed to the cecond reading. t ‘The report of the committee on a plan of buainess for the Convention was adopted. Unsuccessful efforts were made by the Convention to ite? Committees on Finauce aud the Judiciary en- @ following resolutions of inquiry were offered :—- Exempting certain property from voizure tor future i debtedness; securing rights of property sod en!arging nha coeaies of married women; of probibiting ing an oyster tas. levyi fone Convent oy a eorened matt Thursday, Explesion of @ Locomotive Beoiler—Three Men Killed. Waxecina, Dec, 10, 1867. A locomotive boiler exploded this morning ai Giover's Gap, near this city, oa the Baltimore and Ubio Railroad, resulting in the instant death of the conductor and en- 1 gna Another pee naps of the road, a foreman in gine shop m thiscily, named Shafer, has since dled from injuries received, GEORGIA. Ac ‘ foudget of the North German Confederation, | or the “Sipe ewig realig cand ‘vieta om the Renee tu | 1 alec atebai salen te tvs. ovbserian dod ta ; pdeem. Coore Panera Se eapoir faleg beri sista oh a eldeat, wind coy wlio rented wf Common Council thirty-cight repablicaus to twenty, wit vjesty (be lamas "1 as ott, 0 of Barlow do votes; Mr. Dnouing | two democrats. hey e cioction is regarded @4 | At three o'clock this morning a dre darnaged the re Tee private treaties tndemuifying the displeced | triumph for the more conservative wing: gall thin part of the Union Club House, on Park street, tothe of and the ay i eunexed on Convento eho do aothing, 10 iro addon ‘ to-day approv ovetacies re ean or ‘esrrow! Dreyse, asta scaies sb aaanedaagisy\d Ua ‘reapone 1a the sae ot indie cneadion. the antec | coche pevernewane a ok deata mae was partisan, but ulira. ui arn: mm P. M, Sheivly, of Floyd, a member of the loyal seston sie emote engine read con ENGLAND. torent WS secretary over a. Gaskill; AE muanufictory of @. Mel ‘iin, im. touvener sith the | | eonningpreennbonn Marabal louroe, avsistaut cu on a re y AGeanda trish mya ng aad G gira : ~ va in the 7 fog vio sbavat tener. aan ore iy eons. L — Viana Poi neg in Prospect. was discove brought Put out ae at Livenroot, Dec, LARP AN OES The Fenian sympathizers aro making extensive pre- FLORIDA. for a public funeral in Liverpool on fundey + honor of Allen, Gould and Larkin. Byt the LOUISIANA. Appratent of the Wrecked Steamer Perrit. of this city threaten to break up the pro- Kev Wasr, Dec. 10, 1867 ‘and {t is feared that a serious riot will take 7 The wrecked steamer Porrit bas been appraived at | ahould (Re proposed Fewiau demonsiration be me Svpeiniment by tienera! Maneecu: faa bead yor cousentes uel obeust ‘Tho salvage decreed beep re eons oy - - Phe London Times on “Ameriens Auiva. ; @PRCLAT. ORDERS—¥o, 207 ea til Leenen, Se, 0 S68. ried Bema Goan ot Nav‘Greeun roe rahi EUROPEAN MARKETS. Fi the fritrsotsty us Boom Of Prost. 1. Hartaver, A. A an Lownow Nonny Merger rg = 10—Even. Jweut Jobneon excites considerabie comment, eens a ss teaiinn / Inited Blates ‘The Tims: this morning has sn editorial oa the sub- NORTH — CAROLINA. tve-twent beads, 11 1: ee era Railwey im the coerse of which it highly praises the House ~ shares, A = shares, 47! —_ ia refusal to impanch the President, and considers | White Political Organination tn the South. Pig er wrist tae ae feanit a8 reopening (he course of practical legisla. Wrassorow, N. C., Dec, 10, 1967. seme of 1862. ‘The white : ate at inst see the megessity of aa or- I Corron Mantar.—Livaaroot, Dee. 10— Tue Wines expresses fear, however, thas the President | ganizatiou, and steps have bean taken to thoroughly | fy", af «pes fo ng Soh Ba accept the action of the House asa new endotes. | (eeuize for the ext political campaign, sre''the aulvorited cieetng otatons:—Widdling, up. 1 of bis policy, and from this concludes that “ai! ed Inada, 1464. middling Orieans, 1944. The sates policy, Gay foot up aon of a sound recosetraction must be deferred.’ == | MISSOURI. oe bro The cee tot Mane ve ue tere Perit 4l favorable, ae mer! 8 yarns a! CANADA. Heavy ee - ‘Altemea Wrandutont | ent peer. Besareraree Manger —Liverroot, Des. Ice Bridges on the St. Lawrence. St. Tacs, Woo. 10, 1967. ieee ‘s, inv ea. ‘ore ted Western, Barley, Quassc, 0. W., Dee. 10, 1867, In & vivil suit fm the United States District Court mi t ageinst Badbmen & Vo., tobacco manafacturers, the jury $F, <F.ivanroor, Deo. 1 foo bridge haw formed betweon the Islend of Ws. Lard, 409, 64, ; tnd the north shore, and it wexpected an ico | Feturmed e vonliot condemning ait thelr, manafuetured yanwecitivenecer, Deo, 0< age Will also form between and Point Levi | One ‘vial of defendant (or a tool mon, 7%, 34 mediately. The thermometer te twenty-five degrees to tobacco, the jury te @4, Turpeditine, #Ta, elow sero. Pa: | and ¢ civil act! VE wag yd me ‘The Welland Canal Closed, Tooult. This tad to bo (he fra olvil eal of the kad | lB a at’. RE On ak Clete * Br. Carmanmme, Dee. 10, 1847, | im tue cougiry, ‘ edt See. “Taseves catten, se ‘ Woitend canal ioe. Wap es did nif Peraotacy er 10—Fvening.— | bcc: ee TENNESSEE. Prieta ae egsia dectining. Standard white closed at CUBA. eaadaamaranamanen Sree Proceediags of the Legisiature. Commercial and Marine Intelligence. Nasnvitas, Deo. 10, 1867, Havawa, Deo, 10, 1867, The House (day passed a bill repealing all laws dis- . , Bechange nominsl, Sagar dull, and is offering at pape rg tere eee ntrte ' Qower rates at 8 risle per arrobe fer D, 8, No, 1, Provle ieabra ee ae el eerie Dg ie sareaens oo of alt kinds are county to of all Tennenseans for Sire, tery Suits New Orleans; Liberty, | cvontley fost tirough the wat, (hove slate to be. for. CONNECTICUT, Grant Club in Harlford=The Trate Trie| Me verpool, % Club, the object of which is to promote the ‘wore all saved. robe w Presidency of General Grant, wag | Friday night, wild one sp, Toeieh) Corte tm this city this evening General BW. pat none ry ” wae clected President, This ip the Srat Grant The cable, telegram to formed in the Biata, aera ie Cay of New B. Anthony spoke in Allyn erouing The ship Yortvown, Oapiai of At the Sonepetaen of Se lot) Landen fee = wi yy a + ei wns aginigaved Cor ihe Regt Pres’ ttonmalio CUE # New Kort wes MISSISSIPP1 AND ARKANSAS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE WERALD. The Time and Pace of Meesing of che Mis sinsives wad Arkuusie Sinte Convent! ots. Wasumarom, Deo, 10, -} 19 o'Lloek P.M. ‘The Coltowing order, designating # day for the meoting Of the Consiitutioual Conventions in Missiasippi and Arkansas, waa published by Gonoral Ord om the Sth inal, —~ At the election hold so tho Staios of Mississipp! and Arkan commencing on the bih day of November, 1867, and continuing uti completed. to determine mhalber State Conventions should be beld for the pur- pose of evtablishing constitutions and civil eres ne it delegates for those States loyal to tho Union and thereto, a majority of the registored voiera tn each of tho States having voted on the queation of convention, and the number of votes cas, “or a Convention" in | each State boing a majority of all tho votes cast thereia 1aas on the question, the Conventions will be held as provi- the sct of Congress wed March 23, 1867. the * of the House of Ronresentatives In the State House at Suen, Misa, and oleven o'clock A. M., Tuseday, desi as the place Th of January, 1868, 8 time for the assermblii the Convention ty the State of Misslasippi. Tho bi iat the House of Representatives in the state House Little Rock, Aré., and eleven o'clook A, M., Tui the 7h day of January, 1968 aro as piace and time for the assembling of the Convention for the State of Arkansas, Irregularities im the conduct of the election in certain precincts of the States composing the District having been to those headquarte! ‘and the vote in those having boen suspen to prom present dime the lists of delegates elected to the ve State toma, a8 also tho total vote in eacl Slate for and agaiust a convention. The ats of delegates and the total voto will be pub» lished in gonerai ordors as 3000 aa practicable aftor they aro correctly ascertained, NEW JERSEY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. General Grant. No ted for Prosident by the Graad Army of the Republic. Newana, N. J., Doo. 10, 1867, To'Clook P. M, A Convention of the Grand Army of the Republic was held ta this city this afternoon, detegates being present from the Caraden, Elizabeth, Jersey City and other Posts. After the adjournment an iaformal meeting of soldiers was veld, and a resolution adopied declari Genorat U. 3, Grant the peonte's candidate for the ne: Prosidency. NEW YORK. Wreck at ‘Point Abine. Take Kele. Burvato, Dec. 10, 1967. ; Abark isashore at Point Abino, on Lake Erie, enp posed to be the Harry Bissell, inden with 85,600 bashels of coro, and bound for this port, She probably wenton during’ the snow storm of last night, Suicide of n Young Girl at Chesango Forks. Brwamasron, Doc. 10, 1867, A young woman named Kate Tuttle, last night, threw berself under a train of carson thé Syracuse and Bing- hamton Raliroad, at Cheaango Yorks, eleven miles from this city. Two cars pasacd over her, mangling her horribly, She died a short time after the occur. rence, She was partly insans, and dressed herself in men's clothing a0 as to avoid the scrutiay of her friends and make ours her suicide, PENNSYLVANIA. it by the Puitadeiphia m League. Pariavetcara, Dac, 10, 1867. The foltowing revolution was offered and adopted by the Union League of this city iast night: — machi That oltre confidence in the abtlity, {n- apiaaee patriotis General Ulvases 8. Grant, and wing that his politica! principles ar are in consonance with those of the republican and grateful for the services be has rendered to country in every post of duty to which be has been called, we do bereby nomi- nate him as the candidate of this Teague for the office of President of the United States, —_— Closing Up ef the Del Can Serantom, Pa, Dec. 10, 1867. ‘The Delaware and Hudson Canal is cloned by ice, 1 ig aatimated thet 26,000 tons of coal, in transit, ‘are frozon up. Mesars, Georgo T. Oliphant, President; Joba jagrand B. Cannon, James BR, Taylor and tr 'kenteay, Directors Of the Delaware aad Company, arrived here to-day, Neomiantion of G t are und Hadseu Hudson Canal Muatcipal Kloction in Pittsbura—The Labor Reform Candidates Kiected. Prerewura, Dee, 10, 1867, Uaweual interest wae manifesied in the mumioipal aiection here to-day. ‘he labor reform and people's caadidaves for Mayor, Treasuter, Comptrotier and City twajorities, approxima. republicra romiaeas. resalt wee ragreneannd. and causes great excite. me ‘A band of music le now serenating candidate for Mayr. Joba MoCargo, Comptroiier, and the republican caudl- | date for es died th OOK Bt his residence, MASSACHUSET TS. States of the Beston Common Conaett. Bowros, Deo, 10, 1887 Potiticnt rf successful | } ' } | .Dowlay. pa kat amount of $8,000, Several of the servants connected ‘Babe ‘Oeaan fe worl, Peart, Suveniiia ant Cacthagune—Lunt ll, BARD TANTS CY THE Weer, SPECIAL conwespann, NCE oF re HEALS. . Knowacgy’* Lows, Doo. 3, 1807. Wo begin to feot the reruisi, a ta tho Woe, Hard times are upow us Tho crops pave’ Leow gathored, bul rade does not move, Th neem to gre "Orde daily, and will Coations bad until aomothing is dare Guancially by Congress. Merchants canvot persuade A man lo buy goods, and wich pretty Cuil stooks of merotyandise, (hoy are lying idle, aod have been doing practically noihin, the past year, There is nobe poaput stand in 2 pode s ork that i# Bot 4 beiter lyvesimont than an ampte Bloc) goods in this country just vow, Merchants cam erely pay the interest upon thor is from Now York and Boston without thinking of liquidating the principal. Money cannot bo borrowed, as vil tho uaual lenders have thew Cuods locked up in bonds to escape taxation, and there are few banks where faciliuos Cor discounting some Fran be enjoyed. Morehants aro compelled to sept On Cash sales and they are wofrequont, Tho im- ness Of (ho morohants is mot but bustuess fa tho cash line ia @taguant, Tho cost flour, now $14 por barrel, and other nocessarios In the same ratio, is 60 Freat: that poopie do not appear to have any money, ox- copt for the absolute necessaries of life; and the farmers’ cries aro “no monoy," and ‘things’ with be obeaper fost year."" Under these ctroamstances the merchants 0aa pay no bilis, nor can the farmers purchase goods untoss Congress steps in promptly and gives ws ald, ‘Untit this ts dono thiggs wil go.ou Crom worse to wore watil @ general orssh ocoura, tho end of which no one cau predict, INTERESTING WILL CASE IN ORANGE COUNTY. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD, % Nawevno, Dec. 9, 1867. ‘Tho fourth heariag in a highly intorosting will case was had before the Surrogate of Orange couaty on Sat- urday last, for the proving of the last will ang testa. ment of Jobn C. Calhoun, deceased. Mr, Calhoun came to thie cily from Philadelphia some time during tho month of Juno last, and weut to reside witd Mr, Danlel T. Weed, of Middishope. He remained with Mr, Weed until afler the middie of August, when he removed to the Bouse of bis physician, Dr. William Jones, of this olty. White residing at Mr, Weed’s he executed a will ue the whote of his property to Mrs, Danicl Weed. After exccuting said will some dif. pe arose between the deceased and Mrs, Weed, which, it is thought, was the cause of his removal to Dr. Jones’, He remained with Dr, Jones untit the latter part of October, when he died. After his decease it was found that he bad executed another witl, queathing ail bis property, both real and personal, amounting to over $60,000, to his physician, Dr, Jones, About the Ist of November petition was duly made by the executors, oe as M, Peck and George G. Street, to tue Surrogate tor the admitting of the will to probate, which is now being opposed by the tathor and sister of the testator, on the grounds of mental imcompetency and of undue Influence having been used upon the de- ceased, Two plysicians, witaneaea to the will, have been sworn by the claimants, and both swear thac the testator Was competent to make the will at the time of doing 80. Considerable excitement oxists over thé af- fair, in consequence of the social ion occupied by the deceased what fs very unusual, the Surrogate's office is flied h hearing by membors of some of the Gret families in tho city, The deceased was a son of Commodore Calhoun, of the United States navy. | POLITICAL INTEL INTELLIGENCE. The Florida Convoution. It is stated in a tettor from Jacksonville, December 2, Uhat loas than 550 whites have voted for the Convention im that State. and the Convention is carried by the negroes by soino 230 majority only. Hundreds of illegal votes have doen thrown by the negroes, who do just what bad whites tell thero. “Tf it would do any good to oxpose the frands we could do it; but they would per | ao attention to us in Warhington, '* Now Vork on the Grant Ticket. Remarks the Springield Republican (ropublicaa) upon the tittle liveliness in our republican circles as to who shall have the secovd place on the (rant ticket—Gov- ernor. Fenton or ex-Governor Morgan :— Until the Now York republicans oan forego their hos- tiltties of aud faction and unite (o carry the State they woald do well to be modest in claiming a placs’on the mationa( ticket; and when they have earned the to be considered there are other States and m who ean prefer claims quite as good, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanne fer New V rlees.. water.m - 5 03 k—This Ony. } PORT OF NEW "YORK, DECEMBER 10, 1867, JEARED. loamsbin Persia (Br), Loit, Queenstown and Livernoot— B Guna: Steamship Aleppo (Br), Harrison, Ly —& Cunard, Sicamatiip Leo, Dearborn, Savannah——Mnerey, Ferre & os ‘Steamshin Thames, Pennington. 5: Steamship Charieston, Berry, Cael H-wR Lowder, vo R Mongen & . Norfolk..N L MeCready & Oo. Rostoa—Win P Olvae ork or Falmouth for orders— 6e Staamship Saratoga, Ki ieumenip Ne Bear ark Welena Br), Com: Boyd & Ainckon. sk Amaranth (Bream), Hogen, Bremen—Chas touitng & wink Doria Eegderess (Daa), Nieleon, iniorks & Wen ee Breiyn Br), Jenkins, Cadie via Vigo—Harlgeke «! Bere, ner gad Billow, Viiuiich, Lisbon for forders—Ba- was ak: A Whreatiand, Johnavn, Antwarp—Funeh, Montevideo snd a warke— 1 | | ® | | orners & Co aoe Campanero (Br), Wood, Blo Janeiro~Pendergas: | Baik Malivia, Chapman Aspiawall--Paratne Railroad Co. Brig Josephine (Pr), Vorbes, Nantws—H J DeWolt & ¢ fina cars ‘art, Gibralter aad Venice—1 ox we Siaifary, Ste Wilbur, Tobaseo—C H Mallory & | } © Colsua. Povey, Sagua-—Waydel! & Co. j ig Brisk Bes. Milt, Tien hiegon—-owlsr & Jove } C Evans, Toiaill, Pernambdoco gud Balte+Thoe | haa Thompern, Lind, Maranhew and f Bros. } Bohr Searsville, Crowell, Savantite, Carthagens aod st | Martha—S Abbott — Biectric Spark, Smith, Boro del Torn, NO—J Foutke’e | ace Helen M Wass, MoRes, Demarara—Miller & Hough - | ane Me Thomes, Manzaniila—i W Loud Avo, | Behe 3.8 Fan Dusen, Moore, Nanaan—Woves & Ward | tod) Mery Auguste, Ty fornandine—Bryaa & I Sear 81 Godwin, Walerviury, Cleared #h—Rhip Lucia (Pr), Haveo—doyd & Hincken ARRIVALS. REPORTED AY TAR MERAL mi fore Rounde (0 Rovande), Steamship Hine (ibe), Bridgoras mse w gain Dee A brig rigged sleamahi bowed | ational sisamship bovad Ry enp. | neh, with midee i } Raazaship Cram a0) paacoogers, vamsah ty Tinga, Boberia, Men ok with foagnre, (oN I: MeGcnady.| Dich 3 FM. a ron Cape say | hh steanish'n Hatteras, Levee for Riel Raving oem rs ito y a wokaown fahcomer at serie Ty damaged: (ook her fn tow wad. bronght hy town, waere the oe ssieawing Wu Fletcher took Froid’ or fo the ott “etcaran'n Nie ~d ah Norfolk, with mdse aud ) pessongers, to N Steamedip BE c nore to (et rgwmgnrs fn Beam sapere, to Wa P Clyde, yenose Be. Reitie, Antwerp, to ae Made the northern ane flue weather ; wae B0 days o lon 68 ‘nee then bad strong w eatery winds Tih inst, of Fice island, saw 8 large vip parifaliy dle: bond W (the sacramento, from Boswn for New | Ber, 5 Mae'anres, 8 days, with su & Co." Anchored’ off the Lightaklp and dartag the heavy blow of the lore Canning, Whadeor, NB, 29 days, or ror Morwt tele, Windsor, 8, 90 daze, with 0 boy, NJ. te Lov. adore, beage or, a days, with la, having been ashore ot Ja for Biisabeth wort Oeoreeen BG » rar, Surges Ge thaalel Stevens, “1 bene i Memento, Soren vi Branch, not an re Pa Hulye, filld nr (oorae & Weldon, Pas , DO, 4 aa) Bat conto P'auane hover, aljor Yih ford, J Stroup, Crawford, Palade pbie, Bene Baran Thomas, Arnold, *Pitiadelphle for New MaiueDoctidie, Riivabetsport for Mow py ea ee Steed, On ae we Coe Fs Eee Est Landon. Sear James Kehr Dorerte Point fand Beeoue Pa sions hones, fer rau om Light Capes i wee run ‘we Gr aakeone or; onevigd qmray Ua igy be wore 1867, oe damaged butwarks and hull, and carried awoy rudder ropes to bwo hours to repair oud naedad. wien the oun Pines gare out, and he ott Cape May SS hours, when Khe was Tallow tm fim, who took ler in iow and sohaouer Was probably eho Ate pin for Providence, Lelore eo) D> Bork Maney, Semith, from Ni 0 Ai otek y tat ab Newburg for Manzaul BELOW. Four voasots, which arrived (wo months siace, were imad- veetontiy a cod yoaterday as bolow, ant bg Queca, from Nowpors, ‘tog—by pilot boas. ’ SAILED. Steamahipn Yaroo, Norfolk, Saratoga, do; Thames, aad in eee Charleston, Chariesion, ‘bark Martha, Wiad at aunsot WNW, tight, Marine Disastors. Auer Tromwapn, whioh recent: + aan in the Mee- wey, thas broken sip, ‘and lea (otal lose. ih Suir Yousrown, Driver, from London for er, eae pas Pourned been diasdied and ret (0 Queenstown for rm, 60 stated in woapie despatoh, (Tho above Woah wa tego e reotly y As the weaunanip City of Now Lgoae A 10, noon—The orew Dec of hy, jp tT wouthard Copia rd, © Biah fore ip TY Southard Caples Bishop,’ whioh wae bot Bua saad wen eS ata or board?’ would ret cage NB, for Cubs. was spoken SF, iotky bad ‘Wrowa dak ‘ona’ over wite chat godly of Salam, bound to Baltimore, tariog ber, was Calon ta with om (he #th, at FM, Cape Aan paring sreshen seee, diamasted and’ waturiogged, by Cleatuegoe for Boston. The cin ore on Gor atte afterhouse, sowie a mane ‘ud requesting to be taken pangs wore rescued by the N c "Sonal, owl yesterday, Scour Joms Comrrom, owned Of Whitmarsh, Jr, and others, of Digan bound from pissbesnpert for that heal the river oo tho 28th ult. during the Leavy gale. miased and went ‘ashore - uunaot at Sandy Point with loss of 8 few aent!, and has beet oly dia. charged, She was goto oa tho Sd inst Ina d con. dition nnd wilt be repalred before another voyace. Scan Pd aryl meade ag seer from, me bpp ni yt ig ot ueapor - ‘ dock fond of fambecr, Suesporh Mes "A ine By Sour Many Axx, Weatcott, fon Phitadetptia, with dual bound to Alerandria, was wrecked ou Point Lookout, ta akon to Prov. hoavy wale last wook, and will prove a total exnTO, from Virginia, with wood, ‘which weot wae Bone ashore st Long Branch on the tof fo, and by the steamer Lackawanna, Captain Waters, ier Wasdischarged at Long Branch, with tho exception of about 25 cords, and she was floate! off by means of empty casks. She ‘is very much strained and damaged, and will have to go into dock for repair, Sour Surenron (of Rockland), trom New York tor Row was fallen - with on Deo 7, 3° miles three fect of water iu her ne ‘ell hande vesaued by the brig Uncle Sam and takea to Boston 10th, sorn Enocn Paart--The Now York Submarine Company's geamer Rescue has re to the assistance of the sohe Fenooh Pratt, loaded with coal, and ashore at New Inlet, ‘Loug Inland. A Lance Scum, name unknown, aflertoon on the outer side of Cape © Lavenroon, Nov 26—The report that the Crusader , from New Orteuna for Lt lind partiy burnt her deck whoo she arrived at Galway was unfounde Miscellaneous. ‘The wind yesterday was from W by 8, aud fresh. A light snow commenced falling at 3:39 AM, and ceasod at 10 o'cloek, Michael Mutvany, boatkeeper of pilot hoat Exca Nye. arrtved at 3 AM 10th, reports, on the 9h tusi, at # AM, atx mules to the westward of Fie Taland, lost overboart « sea man named George Wilson, « mative of Germany; the wind Mowing heavy galo from the NW, and the boat betng | covered with toe, alt efforts (o save him proved fruiiless. Rar Lave Stevens, Stevens. irom Roston for San Fran claco, betore roported at Callao, put in for water. The New York Submarine Company despatched ong o- their sieamersa in © of the ship Saccamento, from Bos fon, reported left in alstress (dismasied) by the Cunard steamer Hecia, after several unanccessfal attempts to bring | her to this port, i ts Whatemen. Satled from New Bedford Dee 7, bark C: Yacitic Oovan, Cieared at do 9th, bark Java 2d, Kempton, Indian hin ' Batied from Provinostown Nov 2, scr Quickstep, Nicker- son, Atlantic Ocean. i Cape de Verde Tslan iucelows, had taken $0 bb: ‘Arrived at Honolula in rn ship Gen burn, PH, from Arctic, with 200 Vite wh o bone! barks Lageds, Uishor, NB, from do 11 16.200 do da Fase, Enos do, from 0 00 Pern, Sunlth, NI, from oe lo, ay as 2) do da OD di Fillo in "Nor Marengo, Litte, NB. from oth BY bite wh oil ny — tbs bone; bark Courser, ight of Dee 1. 31 weut ashore yesterday din, dio, from do. 140 do do, 2040 do do: ship Ohio, Law: from do, 860 do yap do. ; barks George, Da- tom do, $40 do do, dy Ay t, Lydia, Hasheway, do, ° SB d0do, uo ip Atpha, Lawton, do. from | d lo, Ship Maren piitio, of J New Bedford, wae at Pox Island Oct 18, with 200 bbla w Suis Hmina @ Jones, Gifford, NB, passed Haker's I Suly 26 (before reported without date), bound to we ernising, with 370 bbts ap oll. Spoken—No date, schr Neitie Putism, of Provincatowa, 0 sp since Jaat repori, Ship Houinern Rights, WI tordam, Nov U4. tet 47 8, M%—Arrived at Flushing, Ukasiag, Met « plus. ov 1i—Arrived, San Jorge, Batuns, NYo-k, ov 2h—Sa!led, Tork. Wentworth, Law al York; 27th, pailed 23th, Ow en A Hethoriugion, Savannah NYork; Columb ‘obla Cleared Dith, Bismark, 3 nsod, and Johannes, 7 Ratered ous 35ch, Miticace, Gtephe ison, for New Orleans; | fa (4), Prowse, NY: S Nov %— tntered ‘out, St Potarsburg, Kiesolbacs. Virgil t yaaiied (rom Gravesend 26t%, aAinerion ork. Mowrngo Bay, Ja, Now I7—Arrived, sohe Roly Aun (Be), leyer, NYO “Pisa, Nov WeArrived, shtp Tranhoe Berrian, Now awn, Grant, New | vores s1owN, Nov 26—Arrived. Suu Sr cos, Novy 26—"niled, Riv um, NB, Dec G=Abrived, x, Varavers, Now 19—Arrived, Eva H Pak, Emery, NYork, American Pa | ALURANDRIA, Deg %-Arrived 8’ Niork; schr ide A Jayne, Jayo jed—Sieamar U dita iy BOSTON, Deo 9—Arrived, sot Darlen, @) Norfoik B Woo acne Lyra Be), Clear HB Emery, Bi Feng. Puiladelply ‘tfieashie' Mystic Belie, and Crow well; back & Sehule bri abc arrived, Mteamar George Ayvold Dove Ardroaman; hg eS a sou; AY Larrabers Be: BALTIMOR! Podensa: (Pr). Hasere, 3¢ Pie his re. Deinaraie:, shee Jo Ray fore. Sead, Dermnrare He. Yiveroecl aud ba ‘kK, ou osed, cir ‘ seu Sch, brig bake, nr soure Enovin M. imbara, Jersey eho: eahr Willie. ¢ re Z swOw, Stith, NYork: Princens. 1 ci sinamnehipe Mac Satie ip Mary Oxden, ray, Liverpoel; or ME naaMeTHrORK, Dee #—tu port sebr Ann & Soean, | ponigadn, for Rey Weet, ready (0 sal. { GALVESTON, Nor Wearrived, wus Lone F seit, Orie, NY: { daeapnah: Deo org Mary F Leda, Bb, strammer Cull City, Slew spiaba, Heraer, Mobile, ad. alenioros, a) hip M ‘ ite RK, Dec 9~Areived. be: prod v0 Roemer °° amnne t sh main boom brokeu, D Te). | sk for Persian pide my | Tite, rte ‘Weaver JW Vanna: bay Siete, n, th rah | case oT 91 Fiestne jay? Vs i Fret ag aos, Gan ¥ ct erican vr ise foe do; Poms Dec b—Cieared, brig Restaurador |(Ap), Forces New ORI Ama Ohas Hi Br), Brown. Rio ji i ferent qe yy Bali ay Nov 1-—-In port bark Dw )», Chishole, | dork, Us aail ai; Weig Suwanner, ‘on, from ao, | feiss aha Mose, Howell, for de ‘Wenouab, , ‘. it "Sahied int, ele an Tro "ie ata, gi York. {$e ussoon, Now t= Arrived. HT Routh, ig hy | NGarOR, 7 1m aceite une ‘aited Aik for NVork. via OU Hatboryen” | and fous gade. ; Hideo, Wert, do. ard ~ | whic the following Des eit bark St Lawrence (Br, | " Bovuy Ives, Wait, Pei | 198 “ for NYork, Joba Ander © Providence for ttm. pains Kh —ly port, schra Amanda @ Flaw pin tr fonee, Ragan Ja.38. ‘Moonen ange from it Gee or neeleeine Alaa, Urig. Lay nod BY. tk achre Or Uvion, nd for do; Arthur Becton, Pighood, Keren Happuoh, Bilis, Fatl itiver f 201 Providence for Brookhaven; Cora, Kelley son, Mifort. Nickersou, Crom Baggor;: Oi Hock!and tor N¥ork Remedios Tor York, ate, sehr a ‘ood, Young, Philadelphia; ¥ Witon: Pork Fhe adore aif ramet tin AM Win Aveived, sehr \Ieortetia, Ritraticthe nee Kale ra 4 Paynter, 4 York. NE rod, sabes Gee chit ae ay | nh oa ure dD Buck, Harriet, Gowlopy Kdwecd ‘ Ren ay Kelly a wat ingen’ Na tema Peniec sete i Deo osm siema hy ee (Wry, oe n,f it g ene Ni Pont LAND, srt arte a ‘orig i od Macarena Monies: igi Aston, a Warren Biake, Mastervey, Sage, Virginia, Bi ror (and all 2. Le Ee tae i a i Bee §-Aailed ee ip! a dae WN, jens). aghe 8 awe b mk . Holmes, Ha bet ripes, Fa Ry ll yg bark pa bgt oy | C Mariner, Marines, N y Sie thuney, Pia me Salled— aa nett wna anne ed. bark Auguste O Sma Mon ed, Brie Lucy + Beem, C rock e. Roodout: schra John Ponder, Jr, Be wing om bern; Gaston T Hubbard. Loveland, Peverab are, Ves Miller, Anderson, Georgetown, RSs L Audearled, ‘Gra Philadeiphis for hawinckct: bart ee aro, Shoneda, de!phia; Wr E Bo Sherman, ain wen, Jackson; Hyena, Gardner, ond Be Blizave! hoor Falla 'B Willets, Bayteg, we , Colson, m Southeru port; Oth, ‘angier SOuud, —Arrlved, abip Bi Dorodo, Otte, NYor! BAVANWAL, Peo 10—Arrived. steamstity Sse Suda NYork. Cockraae, Ca wrat.2 ge 4 Salled—Sleniners Virgorshd Astiend, NYork; eship Alen: tis Lavoe pools bark Halcyon. N¥ork otha N, Dee 2—Sailed, schy Siampede, Sicalion, Now SALIM. Dec 6—Arrtved. achre Lowall Newton. ray, Bllswortu for N York , 7uh, se! 3, Kalloy, NYork. Salled 7th. brige Manzanilla, wre Mare Whitey; amd Tawell New WilaiNatoy, NO, Deo 10 Arrived steamer Mary, Same font NY REUAM, Deo 8—Arvived, soe Angier, Bosse; Poagh- sane LS ie we iy a nee ERE EE ETE r sesenyate VK ALL Hh LATEST TELBGRAPHIO AND WWELVE COUNTS Orie sews. OF THE DAY a Wiak, cde ve Pty ov ar HIGHEST AWARD TO letiors have just beom reveived trom Paste ‘Lhe folio & Bons, which clearly and very pinta, by Messrs, woken 1y prove that the Gold Medals at the Paris Exhioiuon were all alike and of equal value, and that tho Cross of of Honor was awarded by Ps Loe Cutokertag Fotis, Member at Of the Jucy of the Tonih C! Clase of tra Bapostiinn Paris, toy (Transiatios Mn member of the Jury niably established by tite Mi ‘Lhal there is oaly one a exhibitors, that the decoration of the Lei siltuten a recompause of a superior order. aud (habit Bag heen accoried to you by the Exaperor for the merit of 7 Inair Accops RTL. to declare, as im, that wisich ts inde altour of $d J y salutation, | Member of the Jury of the Teati Clana, of ne pation Universeile, Par Copy of lettara from Ambroise Thomas and FL A, Gavaset, Mombers of the fury: — Ganriemen—1 miss telt thas what aa pine been inser! wivé order in which the usunes lu of Fesompense awarded i ‘aes the (old Medak the First, ‘Meda! ‘There ace aol bwe id Medals. to speak of th aa luiation AMPROTSR THOMAS, Classes of G fain comploteiy of the opintan of fain complotely of the opiaton of i, eerie A davannet, as oF Pr} seidaye should got 8 prutta of THK HALE at on: jt overtaxed bral 4 You Disturbed Seoke of rest by x chit tet ¢ INSLOW'S 801 grit SV the lit e eulferer iromediatel a the Veweln, aud is pectestly safe in all cnsea., wirty: Night nar ing and 08 anid ABLOW'a soorwtiNa synue,” tng (he fae simile of “Curtis & Perklos’ on the oateide Al! others are base frmitattors iW sta Meareeten bering “Son U, ‘iano, oti i Ha a eiree ordar of merit over all other Aimeriomu Tuore ‘han Tour buudred pianos entered Graily ait chy nog. eclebrated ‘oamacnceure Wererooms Nox. 100 and 11 Bast Pourtenn vel 1867. Cone | at once established, what ‘cna tom, polttics Birectory ot ibe Wi anly and conan wo of ied Brood wns, Sates ° Serr ine A ay nase ) No J Union aqnare by FHorodRarity. BY J, GURNEY & BON, Mewar Careey @ Son have & (ae Literary world and the admirers of ‘, they Lave seoured the ogiy Photugraplis Sittings taat hare or Will be made of & ing his visit to the United States, will attewt WW parma New Yone. Mr Drew Sita:-~ eno Lgs.atlon im compl with ce Saas nied 8 with the now! er sanniion of Mr. Dickens, Youre ee ah GORGE DOLBY, J. Guaxey & Son, 707 Broadway, N.Y. ines will be Hon rade appt iadath th ¥ ire tus ee neaition December 1, bee (5 lows BL Anrnun, Neote's ie We aareumce®, nesietent Secretary. ra pe hake secrete Sis ‘Os tHE Day, TWEECE Bt of ie Pei a Lace Curtains, Thiele A oveisiiy, OG Me AF BO RRETY'S, M7 Brondwag, National Lott Bsiraording ra Nesembec itd Piano and ANBAR 0 Biore, 447 Rraaorep: Ke "haart Sahat Mts eT dele Bonvieons and lletads of Get ond Barer aces tg te 7, of ae ena aoe ‘ or ‘Rea wonit on wo im J ‘the vi 4 hus mate the lite the B a " earn ack erent eaeerertctruce eevee yeti