The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1867, Page 8

) a NEW YORK CITY. | TQURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, Sopreme Court—Circnit—Part ¥, Held by Judge Baicom. m Court opens at ten o'elock A. M, vs, Dinsmore, 1MG—MaTo%yr@ et al ve fe. 1749—Ortega et al. ve. MeGi, 17#-~-‘Montgomery ve. Dee Lavalette, wt--Carow vs. Kelly, Sher 4—Cudlipp va, Tratvor, MoGhee va, Smalth, Hee’ 2 —-Kane Pres’t. 1BI—Patterson vi ‘Wi—Kayler vs. Jen Saxton, 2471—Best vs, Dempster et al. 4493—Ciancy vs, Harlem RR, lex va, Rackett o R 10 Mak, na va, Comm'rs of 682l—Krol migration. Supreme Court—Special Term. Held by Court opens Ros. fos, i a4—-- 1. B2—Rerring vs. Aula 22)“ floxie vs. Kenworthy, Co, of St. 25-3 Green, avs. Goldsmith, cys, Witiama 36i—Heusig a al, vs, Atlan. tie} [> ne vs, Lyned, Lunis ‘265—Thompson va. Bogert. Wee—Monheimer va, Leet: et al 267-—-Citizens’ Mutual a+ Ac, V8, Stu 268—Lvon va, Ket 260— herman vs, Now Levy, The third Mooday ‘ Superior Court—Trial Term=Part,y. 1 by Judge Barbour, Con ue at eleven o'clock A, M. Nos Vara ve, Stel Nicholson ¢m. Ackwy, al Mal —Ward vs, Central Park N.&E. RR. Co, e0 Ya Lyach. Pt amisey erates Format, f61—Dodge ea al. ve, Busine ve ales, 27 15—Grabava stad. va-CPBri bat io Cc ne Loi 2605— Fowler vs. “Breslin 64, al 8438—Malien va, Rice. 837 —San ger B' . Superior Oourt=Trial Te: Hold by Jimige MeCunn. Court opens at eleven e'clock A. M No other cause will be taken up till Tuerday, Case on. Held by Judge Hea: Comrt opens at tep o'el Nos, — Hartford wa, Beachar, eubdel va. Sehneider, a right v4. Hoblen ve 9—Endicott va Meade. —Johnwon ¥ 9—loagiand M—Euing ve, € 95 vs. Marcus, whroede: v8. Babbitt, T7—~Groh vs, buch, 17—Gavity jeneral Term will! oe in INTELLIGENCE, ‘Tna Wasruxx.—The cold weather which P reyailed during the past week bad relaxed iis intensity to some extent last evening, and pleasant weather ma , now be reazonabiy avticipateé. The moderation, B¢ weyer, is motin such a degree as to interfere serioual ith the sleighriding clement, whi ch bay had f indulging early . time + i ested the po'ition of the great at ym of Thurs- wie hour last night, D Gweyer, there pparent, @ lif ont wind fro the southwesi promisi if anyubing, ihe reverse of @uch & condition, Tae Unive Starrs Mais, —The mv Seg in and going out regularly. There further dotention, though some West maila are slightly behind time. The F terday at five o'clock P, M. came after, Iwo Boston mails yeaterday bebiad time. Cucucn ov THE Reacraecrion. = Church of the Resurrection, Fort: Madison avenue, for the purpose of their new edifice, propose opont * are now com- appeare to be no vm and Eastern rie mail due yes- in baif an bour were also slightly -The ladies of the /-seventh street and reducing the debt of ag this evening, and eontinuing until Thuraday, @ (aif tor the sale of useful and fancy ies, he PonbW oss the friends of the ladies and of the wil gt -e full countenance to the enterprige, and make ite? tifying success, Ketry Bareo.—Coroner Sc’ .rmer, by advice of the istrict Attorney, admitted Edw ip Kolly, accused of the murder of Thomas M, Sharp », $5,000. Mr, Kelly Precinct station house to his F »widence during the day. & Moraenr Arremrts to Dy isrror Hxasriy axp Han Foun (aiLones,—A very StF snge case of attempted eni- ide was brought to light {a the Fifteenth ward yester- day morning. It appeare Y iat while officer Ree, of the Fifwoath precinct, was — atroling bis post about two @’cteck yesterday mornity ; be was called tothe house Mo. 20 Amity street by 09 4 of the inmates, who stated Bhat be had reason to bel ove “something was wrong” tm ene c#f the rooms ceew ried by a Mrs. Apna Boone. ‘The ofiger found the dor Insite locked, with the key on the Mo effect an ex? vance he waa obliged to break wo On @8 (ering the room be found the her four cP tidren, viz, Witham, aged nine it wiel, aged ti rieen; Grace, aged ‘iweive, and reeilo. 4, aged eleven, lying op the floor and suffering fram the effects of Iwudanum, which it was ascertained been administered by the mother, They were all con- Bellevue Hospital ceout their liv wt being despaired of by t cbarge. Utissaid that poverty was the cauge of the woman's wt Data wW a Powtoe Station.—OMcer Edwarda, of the Third pr reinct, arrested a maa named Henry W. Nichols o & Friday night for being imtoxicated im the strect, an @ he was committed for safe keeping. At ‘hres o'cl: ik yesterday the doorman found the enforta- Batemnin Gead in bis cell, Deceasod was nty-Lwo Fears of » B% He had been employed in the office of @ daily new spaper iv this city. Coroner Gover heldan imquest on the body. Sunrex Dearn.—Mr. Theodore M. Fisk, late of No 4 wen iri Wenth street, died very suddeniy on Friday evening from the effects of a fall on the pavement in Front of his premises, which accelerated disease of the heart, with which be iong bad suffered. Coroner Schirmer Prid an joqvest on the body, Mr. Fisk was mxty-five y tars of ago, and a native of New York city. Cu.0 Bvt wocare,—Coroner Gover yesterday held an fnquosvae 608 Water sireet, over ibe remains of Joseph King, an iniat nearly two months old, who was found Goad bess le his motber, he having been accidentally suf. focaiod un dew the bet clothing, Accimprat Deowssc,—Cn Saturday evening James MeVety, & mun about thy five years of age, fell into the dock fot of pier 28 Ee Second pra iact station house, er Potsfed to.bold em inquest. Deceased lived im Rooes' street, near Water, Tus Wrone Nigrern —ie ibe police account ef the stabbing afrar in Sullivem street on Wednenday Jest, publiched in the Wenatro of the succesding day, tie wrong numbor—67, which t# that « tab! house—was given, The assault piace in the rear of 5=-the preuises adjoi Teside negro {am iles, Seaious Fact.~Owen Connell, a.cteen yoars of aga, @ Coachman, resding ia Twenty-t Ninth and Tenth ave: was fou of the Sku'eent the corne wecond street a avenue, eere it he had bee At while deliri throws from i Tee oMicar hed Connell semoved to Lelievue Hospital, Iszcanp His Havo.—illiam Daweon, sixteen yoars of age, a native of Scodand seal maker by trade, residing at 811 Madison are ad bis hand terribly Jacera’ id mangled by having it caught in the ma- 90 Aaturday night, at ¢ taseel factory of Morris and O'Brien, ie the Bowery ‘Officer Cronin, of the Tonth precinct, had Dawson cou: veyed to Bellevue Hospital Paomamy Fatat Rovaway Acctonnt, Late on Gay evening ofloer Abbott, of the Nineteenth precinct, | had P, R. Hardy, of No. 49 Montgomery street, removed Yo Bellevue Hoepital from the corner of Forty-ifth | where Hard Lf sleigh, great Piolence uot the curbatone, infieting, it is (eared, injuries on the head which will io all probability prove fatal, Sevenery Scaipen.—James Harvey, twenty-six years Of age, a haokdriver, residing at No, 347 East Pbirteenth street, was severely scalded yesterday by the sccideutal pseting of a boiler of hot water, which he had been the babi: of using for cleansing harness, at the stabs @t No. 25 Rast Thirteenth s rest, ne friends hat the fnjured Jenn promptly cared for, floaily removed Bim 40 Believe Hosy.tal for surgionl treatment, Free in Moret reer. — Between sit aud seven o'clock oo Sund#y mMorsing a fre broke ont in the top floor of the (hres story brick building No. 77 Mott etreet, occu. pled by Milliam MH. Alea of the Vnion M Minding of druggist's minerals, The te fapidly and er'tended to the floor heiow bakery of R, O Scott. Both stock thergio, arete pretiy much estimated on stock and ma into $7,000. The loss en th Is about $6 sis said | o4 by owned by Thormas Weniia low of mired, ne & tet aud gh out $5,000 go th tive bulldi about $8,000 ine ire WAI | 6 have Originated $4 (be leer fon tal enn sent to bail im the sum of | act ily was remor ed from the Twenty-ninth | pocket, and at the same time Mahony stood in frout of u POLICE INTELLIGENCE. 3 Wi00w Lavy Romer xy Proarocusts.—fophie Ei- ‘wins, alias Levy, alias Lyons, alias Kate Williams, was yesterday brought dofore Justice Dowling by offcer Lamereaux, of the Broadway equad, om the charge ‘4 having picked the pocket of Mra Matilda ©. Oak" iy, Widow of Judge Oakley, residing at No, 12 Gray Park. About four o'clock on Friday af mmeon Mrs, Oakley wes pastiog down Broadyay §. Thir- Wenth sireci, when, it is alleged, the hog rod ‘and two Accom plives gatbered abous #0 a8 10 gr’ ,atly leapede her Progress Mrs, Oakley requested %avm ¥6 allow hor to pass, wien one of the three Worgen, made a remark ine loud tone of voice, at which me Mrs, Oakley missed from tbe pocket of her dtaya puree containing a $20 ‘Treawory Bove and $3 in, other ey. The women then separated, aud Mr*. Oakley followed Kate Williams down Broadway ar saw hep get into « stage. Hoping that she “¢as pursued, left the omnibus and sai to Mrs. Oakley. «Talc low, for Lam imnocent” The officer Meer came Uf" and ibe prisomer was taken into a house “#ross (hO Yireet. As Kate wae about to be searched Sire, Cab coy discovered ner in the act of secreting # $20 ‘Dill ne 49 her glove, and exclaimed, ‘That's ary bill;’? So witch the prmoner replied, “If it is your bill you can Rave it" Mra Oakley made an affidavit eitibodying *, above facta, and the magistrate committed the ac- id 10 Lhe founds for trial, Kate ia twenty yeare of S dative of New Jersoy, and lives at No. 200 West ighteenth street, Mra. Oakley stated in court that on five previous occamtons she bad been victimized by pick- pockets, Axunsrcy 4 Porrorep Sreampoar Trirr,—Moser Dodd employed in tha ferry builaing foot of Cortiands strest, Yesterday caused tho arrest of Patrick Hoy om the charge of stealing from him a coat and hat, valued at $25 from am board the steamboat Metropolis, ‘ying St the foot of Murray street, North river, Hoy was cavght in the act of leaving the boat with the property ir, his possession, and Justice Dowling, before whom he was arraigned, commited bin to the Tombs for trial, Swoor sq Avrray Barwers 4 WarceMsy 4ND A SAILOR, — Ob To? day last Samuel Logan, au attaché of the eteam- ship U mited Kingdom, and Andrew Mullerkey, 4 private ‘Wate? man, living at 246 East Thirty-eecond street, had @n ¢,tercation mm the lower part of the city, during Wh? ch it is alleged Logan drew a pistol.and discharged it a he nd. Logan was not arrested at the time, but yester- at yy officer Bey, of the Twenty-seventh precinct, took D im into custody, The accused wae taken before Justice J jowling avd locked up for trial in default of $1,000 1 oail. Logen is thirty-seven years of age and a native of Greenock, Scotland, He claims to be innocent of the charge. A Lapr@manarn wira Paasory.—Captain Jourdan, ef the #ixth precinct, yesterday brought before Justice Dowling, atthe Tombs Police Court, Mra Rosetta M, Hardie, whom be bad arrested on a charge of perjury reed against her by Mr, Courtlandt Paimer, resid- No, 247 Madison avenue, In the affidavit of Mr. Palmer It appears that on the 4th ultimo he made appli- cation to Justice Smith, of the Third Judicial district, for seummons against the defendant and her husband, Jason W. Hardie, in relation to summary proceed! oO recover powsersion of land for non-payment of rent, also fted-an aflidavit before the Justice setting forth the facts in the case. Three days subsequently Mrs, Hardie flied an affidavit before Justice Sm'th, which she made osth that on the lst day of November she paid $2,500 to Courilandt Palmer, Jr., ag rent for certain promisos ocoupied by her, and that the rent bad been fully paid on that day. The complainant further alleges thai the aMdavit and statement of Mrs. Hardie, #0 made, was falsely, corruptly, thoroughly, wilfully and ma- liciously false and untrue, and 80 known to beat the tume of making, and that the affidavit-of Mrs, Hardie wasmade for the purpose of securing a decision in her favor. During the trial of the cause op the 23d ult, Mra, Hardie, an charged, swore to paying the money ($2,500) to Courtlandt Palmer, Jr, who gave her a receipt therefor, and, after counting themouey, placed it in his pocket, ali of which, it is farther charged, is maliciously false pnd wotrue im every particular. Mre, Hardie was regu'red so appear in court agaio to-day for an exawi- nation on the complaint. A Hoswarn axp Wirs Caancsn witt Suoriirrixe.— James Shay and hia wife Johanna, it was alleged at the Tombs Police Court yesterday, entered the siore of Charles Everett, 123 Chatham treet, on Saturday even- ing, under pretence of wishing to buy some goods, aud wi re Harry H. Smith, one of the clerks, saw Mrs. 16 @ two boys’ coats, valued at $25, under the ‘olds of her shawl, which bung carelessly over her sbouiders. At this discovery officer Sharp, of the Sixth precinet, was called in and arrested both Bore. wlo were yesterday arraigned before Justice Dowling and committed for trial in default of bail The stolen pro- perty was recovered, ARREST OF ALLEGED PickrockRrs.—Officer Brophy, of tho Third precinct, arrested Charles Williams and Daniel Mahony, on the charge of assaulting, as he ailoged, an unknown woman, with intent to steal ber pocketbdok. Williams was standing at an Eighth ave- Bue car in Vesey street, when he was observed in the f attempting to thrust his hand into a lady's oman and crowded against her, thus assisting Wil. iiams im the asgault and acting as a “cover? for Lim. Justice Dowling committed the prisoners to the Tombs for trial, Descent on aw Attrcep Gaxstina Hovse,—Iate on Saturday night the police made a descent upon the prem- ises No, 86 Sheriff street and arrested the proprietor, Jacob Schneider, and some twenty-eight others, who, it .d, were engaged in the demoralizing amusom » “blud,,”” “poker, e of the ot card game. On bei; brought before at the Third District Police rt, yes. terday morning, the “twenty-eight others’ wore ais- charged, with adviee to mend their ways, the pro- prietor, Jacob, being held to answer, He Forcot Hw Pocksrsoox.—On Sunday, the 24th ult., Mr, Charles L. Spilthorn entered the grocery store jourheass coraer of Second avenue and second reet to make some trifling purchase, and after paying for the same left his pocketbook, which he says con- tained $40, on the counter behind him. Discovering hie lows shortly after, he returned to store, but the ckhetbook could not be seen, and Claus Wundermann, who was im charge of the place, denied any knowledge of it ©Concelving some suspicion of Ciaus’ innocence in this regard Mr, pilthorn bad him arresied, He was yesterday beld to answer by Justice Shandley, of tho r District Police Court. Cotonsp Trovsies —Enos Thompeon, of No, 72 Green- ‘wich street, appeared before Justice Dodge yesterday morning Gnd made a charge of grand larceny against Emms Jane Tuompson, Lizzie Anderson, Alfred Thomp- von and Edward Leighton, all colored individoals, Complainant alleges that a few eveaings since be, in company with the prisoners, decided upon going to the re together, but that previous to going out Emma his pocketbook, hat she might put it keeping. After the pocketbook was put in Frama Jane’s trunk the whole party, with the ex- f Leighton, started for the theatre. 1 the (hey returned, and wheo they arrived at partments the doors were found apart and the trank open, Kuss, however, thinks that the door and business is all a dodge, as he believes of putting the money in the by keeping the cognizant of rT. On being oe they all pleaded ignorance. committed them for exami- Tae magistrate, how nation. EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION IN BROOKLYN, Dwelling Hoenecs Destroved—Total Low About 675,000. There were two extensive and disastrous con fiagrations ia Brovkigo yesterday morning involving the destru- hoe of several houses, the Jose amounting in the aggre- ale to the tum of $75,000. The first alarm of fre was givet at oneo'clock, whiche@ay caused by the discov. ery of Sanses iaaiing from @4wo story frame house in Fulton near Reid avenue, ewned by Wr, Kaiser, The buildiag, whieh was totally destroyed, was valued at $2,000, aad was occupied ae* @ grocery store by C.D. Fickness, whose lose amomow to $1,000, insured ta (he Phoenix Insarance Com amy for $900. A ihroe “ory franie house, ownea by Wigheel J. Lowery, ad- oning, valued at $6,500. cangh dee and was speedily consumed: Insured for ¢3,000 ing gine Metropolitan Tn- surance Company of New York The building was upied by a er named Al wom Anstedd, who los in aiock $200. The Games next} Communicated to email one story frame house, cor: we of Reid avenue; — $200, The occupant of this Gemaicile was Tibruco Acqtilla, a cigar maker, whose low ¥ 4m tobacco ts esti mated at $500, upon which be has We insuranes. The origin of the fre 1s not known, th eweh Fire Marshal Lawrence is nor in Investig Sing the matter. the alarm of fire in the Fourth di Grict wae sounded about balf past seven o'elock. The t Mf proved to be at No. 4 South Oxford street, corner ald avenue, the three svory and basement b-ow: and oceupied by Mr. I. D, the daughter of M == 0 the seco Soveral the ocen, Sate to og @ Dasty retreat, to pidiy aid the Gre epre Wi itecif, s indeed with some diffloulty that + alt The fre i believed to have * defect in the heater. The wind » We 0 a at the time from the north, and the flames a; ‘eed rap. the interior of the house, ua t Mually oft standing. ‘ eet, adjoining Mr. McCloskey ‘# reri- occupied by Mr, H. Ciucoe, was aleo dos toyed. ie next house, No. Li 4 i (he eaves of t , ' e, where it effected destruction of proper mt of abot $2,000, Here the f we The b son's, y to we heck u ured for $10,000 in the compan ee fully ineured in the Cora Exchange any. } a member of Hose No. 1, named Ack. | a*gold waten and chain in » burning | tfot the owner, to whem be revurwed t {any reward for bir honesty i his adversery, wounding him severely in the left | writi, ‘€ (0 tomobody—"ihal, being 9 woman, TO'SRNAMENT OF THE SLEIGH. Smany en Remnere—The Bell(ce-Merry ‘Uhimes—Scenes Cle ko Road, on Leng Isinad and in Now Jersey. Among all the carnival scoues that have characterized ‘the recent “‘swow season’? perhaps no one Was more re- mrrkable for genuine pleasure than that of yesterday. ‘There were revellers on Broadway, revellets on Fifth avenue, in the Park, on Bloomingdale and Heriem \sno, but there were no jong faces to daunt the fair Presence of the snow. The gay bolls rang werrily, music pervaded the air and Jo paans were hummed by every voice, Tho cheerful fires on the hearths of the colamned mansions along the routes where the great krleidoacope scenos, in which horses and sleighs were forever blending in wew forms, were enacted, were em- ‘Diems of the cheerful warmth within the hearts of all, and thie notwithsts nding tbe wind was so sharp and at times 80 piercing that one’s sleighing faculties were chilled into a sari of torpor. There was music, though, in the wind, ag, ‘t blew ameng the te! trees in the Park, now angry &né@ tempestuous, like the surges of ocean beagng upon # roek-bound coast, an? thon lesseugl and sullen like the receding wave—now sighing ama songhing with s mournful sweetness, aud then dying away in all the solemn cadences of # funoral Girge, One eeliom experiences a0 much soul-poetry in Lstening to old Boreas or to gentle zephyre, and the full swniflewace and force of the lines which came crowd: ing t© Ups for utterance ‘full twenty times during he day, wera appreciated: — Aud Winter, the grand old harper, Bmote his thueder-harp of pines, SCENES ON BROADWAY AND FIPTH AYENUR, AS the hour of noon commenced the ever varying scome. Wild, and at times sweet, sounds of bolls a:- trected the ears, and these streets looked as they never levked before—New York was fairly awake aud med with excitement, It was some time ore things could be separated to view them distinctly, and let their peculiar features become impressed on the mind. The first clearly defined’ object was a magnificent sleigh, drawn by six horses, gorgeously attired, and crowded with inmates, and weeping along beside this, like a bird passing on eagle, was a petite, swan-built more:y, light almost as a feather, and drawn by a blooded horse of exquisite symmetry, whose feet asemed scarcely totouch the flossey atoms beneath him. Close behind the groat sleigh came an establishment contrasting as widely as possible with the others. A few hours before, ite constituents lay quietly, possibly, reposing in some cellar, yard or lumber room, as innocent of excitement or excess ase toad in its rocky bed. It was formed of two rude poles for runners, upom which hed been mailed ap old crate, To this was a car-Rorse attached, and off to the scone of pleasure dashed !ts owner, keep- ing pace'with the swiftest, as proud of the figure he cut as any. Then followed a less ambitious party, consisting of a staid citi: with his wife and two daughters, in a good substantial sleigh, drawn by good substantial horses, whose orderly feclings and habits were not to be destroyed even by the contagious madness of a sleighing carnival. Darting 80 swiftly, asto leave room for scarcely a moment's ob- servation, & gayer party of Jaughing girls; and close beside them, lashing his piece of gaunt, lean horsetiesh, from whose neck depended an cow bell, into @ strange but swift gait, came an Irishman, with bis car body on runpers, determined not to be beaten by anything between Niblo’s and the Park. Now, a score of sleighs, of all imaginable forms and in the strangest contrast with each other, were under one’s eyes, and now thoy were swept away like mon on a chessboard, dashed by some angry hand in all directions, In the next instant, in some newer and more uely beautiful combinanon, they were therewagain. Every instant it was expected to see the mad animals that swept alcng with race horse speed, dash ioto each other, or looked for an immense barge torun down some light and graceful thing that seemed as if it would tall to pieces by ita own weight. But no such catastrophe happened; none appeared in the least.to check the wid speed they were going, no matter how closely they came together, vor how thickly the streets wore crowded, The destination of this living panorama seemed to be one and the same--to THE PARK. Although it would seem to be iinpossible to add to the number and-variety, of arabesque aud grotesque, of sleigh- ing establishments that Ulled the streets without collision, ‘aud a cousequent destruction of the wonderful concert of movement that strangely enough distinguished the whole scene; but now, to every gondola, at least five bad been added, and for one variety » dozem bad taken its place, The average speed had received, also, a pro- rtionate increase, and yet the bor forms foo the whole, if it may’be @o cxpressed, remained undisturbed. In_ this most cosmopolitan of cities, this great artery of life—the Park—is the most cosmopolitan of retreats. Other retreats may be specialtios—aristocratia, mediocre and humble—but here are the representatives of all social characteristics and al) pationa. Jt was yesterday the finest field in the world for tho ethnological student, Ina fo almost like the famous Cieopatra's, with a resplondeut team of steeds, the ribbons held by an ac- complished ‘‘ whip,’ were our owm countrymen aad ladies. Near in frout a pair of blood Gyers, making play before a light cutter, more fitted for a toy shop than the road, contained swarthy Spaniards; then mercurial Fre aturdy John Balls, stalwart Milesians, light'baired Bavarians, meditative Germans, piodding Dutchmen, sable Africans, with bere and there a Greek, a Turk or an Armenian, all commingled in their golden painted vehicies, their modest and original countenances, me onde, fon Ss aren Se wate cas : bo ere Ge been surprised if a long-tailed emigrant from Centra! Flowery Land hata or hob-nobbed with a Kaffir or a ne: ¢ motion of the horses and sleighs was 1 tn the extrome, and almost any person would See heokee attractive in the dashing sleighs, but when such lovely creatures as apparent yesterday they were per- fecily bewitching. | Tatermingting with the fairy beings who played a con- spicnous part in the pictare, of whom one associated tne part guch as thoy took in tbe exquisitely ‘imaginative drame gf the greatest poets:— A vimon ‘Of some gay creature of the clement That im the colors of the rainbow live, And play { the plighted clouds, there was old age, who have resorted to art to repair the Yavages of time. It was an assemblage of character so incongruous and apparently discordant that the wildest imagination could form Do conception of their wish, bat all, the trostworked gondola with the cumbersome barge, like the magic waud of the magician; marshalling his forces into action, they aligned like a thread along the drive for a dash along HARLEM LANE, Here there was opportunity for some miles of uninter- rupted driving, with less danger of collision with cars and tracks, and leas danger of collision, also, with obsti- nate gentiomen iv blue coats, who have uo regard what- ‘ever for the pleasure one takes in fast driving, and seem to ake out a sort of Hendish delight in sopping a gentle. man's equipage just as the span is about to be put on ite mettle. Impertarbable, ubiquilous beings are these in blue, whose business it seems to be to compel one to bottle hie euthusiasm on every enthusiastic occa- sion and to moderate everything oxcept the weather and the wind; and, those out of the way, there was yester- day an absolute uncorking of the vintage of fun om the Harlem lane, alung which the sleighe whizzed lke arro’ inatead of gliding easily aloug, as some did, through the thoroughfares of the practical metropolis Here thero were a coupie of bloods who came up beside a large vebicle filled with Indies and gentlemen, with Vhe intention of goiug by. A shout to the driver, in ‘which the voices of the ladies were distinctly heard, Instantly the long whip cracked like @ pistol {mn the arr, and shouting to hig team be quickened them into a gall rg kept side by side with the single feet horse of the other. For atime the tra) of speed was sustained without much advant to either, when the breaking of some of tue harness of first mamed, the large vehicle swept ahead like ai Qrrow; shouting and jaugbing, at least « hundred sleig! hed been passed during the race, aad to the inmates Of these that were buman enough was left the task of helping to bind up the broken matter of the discom- sed pal froagons not Known, it happened that the warned him of the movement, For many sleigh riders along the Hariem lane imbibed occation- ally; and many mou who had ridden out at noon quiet aud eensiblo rode home, In the oveuing with cousider- able tendency to incoheronce, singing like lunatics, and driving fast and faster, as did Joba of old, though for a diferent reaon. In houses prominent and sultadie for the sight of gay equipages and arrow-like speed along the lane were many gentlimea who, not Inci\ued to ride or sleigh more, wero, with @ cigar or pipe, etjoying their doles far niente, ing the graceful movements of some and com, jag on the manceuvres or skill and awkwardness displayed in the management of others Aloug the Bioomingdale road there were the same fn- cilities for pleasare, but few visited It, preferring the crowd sod the enthusiasm of the winding drive of the park and the move populous Harlem iane, TUE CosTUMES, igencies of sieghing, @ drese other ocecasions. may trapping, 10 many instances, of the is of the and the ewoot th Thewe, witb the gold head baw: niating music of imoumerable, made th ‘Tar AStsor in Gexreat, Not for years in December have the de chy and vicinity had anch « pla@vora of present season, and sever did more avail them. selves of the pleasure of sleigh which, after all, motwithetanding Dr. Frank! deparaging ts most exciting sport, The quali abled fi driving than on the carainal season all the roads have been thronged with gay perties, all the hotels along the line of tke sport filled with bleom- ing cheeks—the result of the exhilarating exerciaa—end all the stablers made happy by « goldeo harvest. Last night into midnight, and ‘TH! the night grew gray in the coming dawn, th © rewellers wero mili fying along the romds th ing #he day bad been so animeted, mauy of she y bein ¥ Of the opinion of the lady living somewhere dur. t id £4 good constitution she | could «tw & er pploes’® Tyerefore, to rit too sleigi’ eh some young man, geder pur | erlace for Seber, DENY o fort horee, witha tigre of a Noman # Wenkuee, and aprang to bit wife's assietan daarmed. He was handed over to officer | the Forty-fret precinct, and yesterday take defore the Jasti€e, Fiom some reason Mra. Bonert satied te | appear. 0b the Ataterwent of ihe officer. Hi NEW Y‘jRK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1867, Wada mgm thal ESF Spee ens Mr Donmet\—if such was not happiness she bad no idea of | of detective Frost yesterday to ‘whay% waa,” _— Sleighing in Breokiys. ‘The joys of winter are made apparerst \n the City of Churches since Thursday last, when mother earth apread her white apron and old Boreas wooingly, cr.yly and then biusteringly, according to his momer’ary whim, ruffied or adjusted its folde, as he ewept rund from 6 northeast to northwesterly course, scatvering and dif- fusing the parachate-like fleecy fakes ws they descended the hve-long day. Bright eyes and ruddy cheeks pecred throngh the window paaes, and orbe grew brighter and cheeks more ruby as they indulgo?, in the happy autici- pation of the prospects of the Ynevitable sport of the sleigh ride, Ybursday was not, however, a day likely to be selected for tndulgence fn this delightful pastime, and bat few ventured out om runners, Friday morning saw meay out, however, slong the streets of our city, to the Mmlts of which geighing was principally confined, Climton street, the boulevard, was the most patronized,and Vaere the scene was lively indeed, Saturday is a busy day“ihe world over, and Brooklyn is no exception to the rest of the world in this respect; there were therefore, so many on the road as fear bave been looked for, yct such as were not engaged in more usefel parscits were around on the ateel-shod runners, and aided materially in breaking the roads and packing the snow for the carnival of yesterday. ON TAK JAMAICA PLANE ROAD... The church belis rung out their devotional peals yes- terday morntag, and their deep intonation chimed strangely enough, though not socmneaatly or tnbarmo- niously, with tue lesser and cheering tintinabulation of the sl The good peopie arose early with the pious intention of atiending church first, as a bounden duty, and then—oh for the rondj Many fine equipages were, indeed, to be seen drawn up ia front of the eburch door during divine service, The Jamaica plank road, from time memorial, that is within the memory that venerable person the ee opie bas been the most popular rou! for sleighing parties to pursue in quest of the leasures of the road; hence the hors.’s head war astinctively trained, as 18 were, in this direction osierday. From Clinton street, Henry, Hicks, ino the cross stree's, and, ia fact, from ali parts of the city, thence along Fulton or Atiantic avenues might be seen and beard the train of sleighing parties as they dasbed along out toward the plank road, At longer in- tervais first, as the day was young, and then as it grew ‘pace the distance between each turnout grew less, and re«idcnts along these thoroughfares found more life and joltity to =. their attention than seen tince the caruival of last winter. At noon the stream grew wider andthe milky thoroughfare glazed harder and more inviting, expediting locomotion under the highly polished ronpera. ‘The course, being well beaten, in- vited competition im trials of among the drivers and she occupants of the jes, who entered inio frendly tests of the mettie of their respective teams: while avimals, which were some very ‘spirited specimens, threw up their snow-clad hoofs in @ most alarming manner, seeming to threaten the overthrow of their encam! -weut in with a will, The turnouts were as varied in construction and met- tle az one might expect to Gnd on s workingman’s holi- sents ranged in form ahd geaseal_oalpment. trons lishments in equipment the working pole poorly furnished, to the elegant family slegh, built in the most luxuriant and costl; syle. The grocer’s and butcher's clerk, the barber's assistant, the baker’s boy, (he overworked lawyer's clerk, who managed to eke out bis back from his hard. fieved employer, were all out and ing merrily as they eped along. The old, familiar tane for many of the latter clasa might not be inappropriate Bells a-ringing all tbe day, Money spent and thrown away; Ian’t there the deuce to yey ‘When o fellow goes a-sleighing! Certainly the luxury of sleig! g is somewhat a costly one at the present charges of tJ livery stable keepers, who are bound t2 make money while the snow ‘acts; th them tbe force of the scriptural sentence m= D cable to the case in point—the demand »eing great—‘'For behold pow is the accepted time.” fhe rls wore in great glee, and tm snug” beside Sbaries Augustus, or John or James, as be nimbly hapdied the ribbons and chatted to bia fair Eliza Jane or Clementina, as the case might be. John L. about eght miles from the City Hail, the usual stepping piace, once reached, re.reshments, though not of ica ing kind, were partaken of with sharpened aj ‘ites by ‘the participants in the exhilarating sport. From this point most parties turned back, after a short sojourn, while a few pushed oa to Hiram Woodraff’s. THE CONEY ISLAND ROAD was well patronized; indeed, many give the latter route the preference, owing to the assertion’ that there are fewer rate on this road, The mode of reaching this highway was of course as varied as the fancy of those who sought {ts enjoyments But Flatbush avenue to the entrance of the “drive” of it Park was the most tavored, This is certainly a very inviting drive, as the three-quarters of s mile now finished Jeading from the plateau at, Flatbusa avenge thence through the park te the Coney Island road at Fifteenth street, is unsurpassed for beauty of sceuel and the condition of ite surface. The Fourth and Fi avenues were also in good order, and were the resort of numerous wheelless equi Out on the road the air was very sharp;and chill, —_ behooved one to look well to his buffalo wrappings. Ip piaces the snow bad drifted into great high ks, and some little difficulty ‘was experienced in getting through them. Stopping fora few minutes at Tunison’s, and regaling the inuer wistful eyes were tui the enclosed car ap then sorrow! were forcibly re- prohibited by eee ‘eam te spirituous liquors were prohil law. gh tbe road was seer this was generally acceded to be rough, Next to Hicks’ post tavern, and then the majority put their horses’ heads about and whipped up citywards. The enowbaile eanght by the horses’ hoofs came peiting tp on the occu; dashboards, affording « source of jens and adding greatly to the zest and eport of the concomitants which go to make ep the pleasures of the aleigh ride. BROOKLYN CITY. THE COURTS. United States District Court—Is Admiralty. Held by Judge jenedict. No. 81—Joshua Atkine vs. TI No, 3—J White and bre Disintegrating Co L.T. Buow va, the barge Julia Holton, ho. 4i—Samuel Adams vs. the bark Walkyrien. No. 2;—Lewis Schramme vs. steamship Uireassian No. — —August Schmidt va. the same vessel, Supreme Coart—Circult. Held by Judge Lott. Court opens at — AM. Nos. 14—Eaton va, Nil—Kessler vs, Breede M5—Caldweil 113—Dioasy vs. Berrien. 1M4—Klink vs. Harding et al. N6—Betis vs. Fotlect. }i—Wiloox va. paid pail @—Acret vse. Winans or W—Gardner vs. Alexander, eriock vs. 6th Av, KR. 81—Howan vs. Hyatt. W4—Ciute va. Birkets, 06—VFitzsimmons vs. Dunn et. al. 108—Hannigan vs. Architec- the same. —Warren vs. Van Lennep 123—Kelsey va, Barber. 14—Thompson rs, Adame 125—sberman vs. Roberta, 126-—Shuber va. Wager. ral tron Works, 127—Malone vs, Riley 110—Vandail va, Spinola. 128—Thompson vs. Miller, City Court. Held by Judge Thompson, Court opens ai ton o'clock A. M Nos. Noa. WS—Welsh vs. Canavan, W—Albrecht ve Pitrsim 14—Bauning vs. Oliver. mons, 108—Dufly vs, Bennet. 129—Gaerke rs, Frome, 42—Wegener vs. Kuck, 130—Dunker 1 Sugar 112—Tomtferd va, Roller. Refinery. 32—Manwaring vs. Burgess, 131—Eligaboth” Duaker vs, 115—Husted ws, Sanburn, the amine, 116—Jones rs. Reineman, 182 —Jacoprosky vx. Trace. 117—Fromme va. Campbell, 1i— 3 7 jebern ve, Kar 121—Kyan ve, Hall, Fi 122—Glesbeck va. Whitlock. 1 Ml—Kelly va. Tilton and ‘Taylor. BROOKLYT INTELL'GENCE, A May ayo Womay Frorsy to Deata, axp Oraers Founp Insenstatx rrom ras Cotn.—The extreme cola for the past two days in Brooklyn has caused consider. able suffering, and in two cases death. One of the vic- tima was a poor woman residing im Carsville, near the city Une, which ts located in the outekirte of the Ninth ward, The deceased, whose oame was Martha Meyer, started in company with an old man named Matthew Bird from the city om Thureday. te go home. When they had arrived in the vicinity of Woeeksville, the deceased became despite the the soow. unable to render her any ansistan: b y for Leip, oa when he returned of the matter, ly removed to the dead house. Yosterday morning a man named thomas Burns ene found frozen to death in tho basement of the house 117 utior sireok The apartments were unoccupied, and it ig believed, crawied im there wader the influence of liquor, to sleep. Coroner Lynoh was noti- Fae and caused the body to be removed to the dead 080, On Friday night oMcor Wilimarth, of the Forty-ninth Precinct, discovered named Thomas Rail in the snow, om Flatbush avenue, paralyzed from the effects of he cold. He procured assistance and bad him removed e City Hospital, His fest and hands were badly affec' station house, where be was reeus- home. Neanty 4 Memotr—Assactt Uros a Woway wire 4 Ksya—A young man named William Conroy, while delirious from the effects of liquor, av « inte hour on Friday night wont into the liquor store of B. Bonert, at Wo, 374 Bridge street, Ho was waited on by i Whea she bad turned her hack Conroy stepped lapis ae a koife from she counter and attempted, it te alleged, to cut ber throat. She caw the gleaming biade, and qaugh¢ it in her bend, by hiok her tingere were cut nearly to the Done, Bo pert and Con, itmey, of The prisoner was commitied to jail, however, Miecellancene. larceny. Gomege, 8 somes, hee free time 00 me Lavncuxe—At Bi Me, 12th inst, property from the vessel vale at $150, consisting mee bark of a iy ‘old sails, &c., which be disposed of to receivers. an Ae Grant 7 Fy R portion of tbo propetsy was recovered in @ liquor store | sz, ia others, An Manes te : small sum of money, Clarke was held for exami®aiion, Seeker. Pe ‘Tus Beres, Mission Cavaca.—Tho covuer stone of By. doat J W Elwell. No 7—No sag the Bethel mision, one of the latest religious enter ‘lerpont cor faladlyn 8 dap wi of Ward x tion, whi rf ae Ferg bre. bron ind "the Geel coramoner ot | ROL Ag Guarino apt today at thpee rg 9 ould the weather Ferelgn Ports. consummated with- temastom, Ja, Nov %—ariived, sehr A OC Woodbury, Bor, Baile ih, brig Eugene A Reed (not as before), ;0"Don oa ae 12—Arrived, ship Jeremiah Thompson, Nov 30—In port ahip Sarah Newman, esbore; ; Bather, Pi st es SS Med te apt ‘hite, same day, Colli faa a ade fies ark, itious, the work will be Sa nn Ovrexogs Acainst Prorsary mw tas Easters Dis- ‘rrict.—Offences against property ip this section of Brooklyn are not so frequent as at this time last year, although there iss much larger number of unemployed poor ‘waiting for something to turn up,'! which leads to the conclusion that the unemployed poor prefer to suffer bardabip rather than violate the commandment, “Thou shalt uot steal.” Qoccasionally, however, ® batch of thieves or burglars try their skill, On Saturday night three or four sneaks stole three pairs of boots from Horatio Whiting’s store, No. 130 South Sixth street, but they the act, the boots recovered, and one of the ¢! es (i was arrested by oilicer Pinscher Brown, of fifth precinct, and locked up, He proved to ba page RF a ES 30 Harrie, from és att named John Farley, At an early hour yes‘erday morn. | Wh; Resolute, Stoddard, from Norfo sn Wort fat logan anrence wap tected to io renizence of George | yah sara W if Dewi. Cory, Sazagur: Sa », Lovely, No. 1 o ‘Aux Cayes; basement door, and plunder consisting of weering 80. Ranta Nebr Nelle Audertsa, Turke ielande' to load foP parel and silverware tothe value of $200 was carri Hee sry tochentved. bel ; oe fork, away. An attempt to rob this residence was frustrated lankee, from New @ short time ago, Sivcotan DeaTs ov 4 Crirrua,—William Holliday, « Doarder at No, 242 Gold street, was found dead in his room yesterday ufternoon, The deceased was a cripple, having been boro with only one leg, and was, conse quently, compelled to use crutches On Saturday evening there was some company at houee, apd the deceased, who was very proficient with the violin, furnished the music and becamo a little jolly during the night, When the company tops: he ‘went up to bis room with bis violin under his arm, and that was the Inst seen of bim alive. Some of the boarders knocked at his door about nine o'clock fers day morning, but receiving no answer supposed be was Vana Cavs, Deo t—In steamtt York, baad oye a American Perts. sche Harrch Beker trom Nvork’ “ Snshor 12 the roads je a Cleared—Brig Correntes, Lord, Montevideo and Bueces ship Feronia, Oaloutta; brig Two Marys, onal Sees Ser Sia McClellan, Howes, Boston via Norfolk; brig Clete (Br), ‘Hopkins, May- Clested-<Shtp Louies (Br), Glover, Liverpool; schr BP neuaELEsTOS, ‘Dec {1—Arrived, schr Union Flag, Ma ‘orl iied—Steamsh! Adger, Lockwood, NYork. Tntecarrived auip Nici Malte iy Feoo, Ravanay steamer Relief, Nassau (and sid tor N sleeping unusually sound, As he did not make his ap- | "'Sajieq—Steainship Saragossa, ‘Crowell, New York: ship pearance at clock yesterday afternoon, his room | Charleston (Br), Morley, Liverpool; brig Fanole, Wilmi ‘door was broken. open, cok tow ae discovered tying Gai tehoen W Pharos Georgetown, 8C; Union had removed his o'o:hing, Ge. upon the floor dead. bad bis vionn under hisarm, From the appearance of the room and the position in which the deceased was found, it 18 evident he had lost his balance, fell across the wasbstand and broke his neck, when be must bave sank to the floor and expired almost immediaely thereafter. ‘he deceased was employed as a clerk in a lawyer's office in Wall street, was a single man, thirty-six years of age, and a native of Ireland, Coroner Lynch was notified last evening to hold an inquest over the body, Fras ve Bepronp AvExce,—Owing to a defective fue the residence of Mr. George Gay, Bedford avenue, Penn street, E. D., took fre yesterday afternoon. flames were extinguished without @ fire alari Loss $500, MONROE, Dec out the On orge, Yor Vorohemay ‘steamer Faniben fob slg, steamer Miagars, NTorE. rig dultiran, Fores. aopintealke aia javre. hip Wild Hunter, mg: Esverpoots 3 ‘Small iield, Vers : et bark Abbie N Franslin. Holbrook, Bordea ein ake eresa . ‘Skills ‘Havre; bark Tiverdool; sche Alice © No well, Penaacola, Biarted Up Ib "Digp 18Arrived, eebr Baw Rien, Barker, Lizzie Dan! Bray, St Thomas. wind SOW sud taite Mary's st ty sas New Rovrg.—The San Francisco corre- Tea spondent of the Chicago Tribune writes:— ihe The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent . m3 new steamship Crea Republic, ‘hich arrived from China | David A Berry..Voorhees, Mew York; Wan — end Japan on the 19:h uilt,, just in time to mise a con- PHILADELPHIA, Dash, Am Assives, bark F be rm) nection with the Panama steamer, greatly to the annoy- | Fletcher, Boston; schr H 7 pm Bain, NYork, ance of the eastward bound passengers and to the com. bag Jobo, Roslten, (rom at jane en ar Ae pers pip in meee pages. it | rinidad; sohes Joho Li Trecy, Treay, Matansas; eehr vere veston. the finest quaMties of ‘Chinese and Japanese. You can | "cea tt sane, hip AUantle, Weymentt, re np the space occupied by a sin, ity pound chest werpool; bark Halcyon, Work, Co yr orders, ived, steamer Thames, NYork; bark Bva, Ha y tea, and, by multiplication, arrive at something like b an adequate idea of the size of a pile of it weighing two | rans i ton oe De ti—arrived, chr Charles & Jones, Goodspeed, Boston. thousand tons. It is a sight decidedly worth looking at. MISCELLANEUUS. pili icnaraesncmimonees BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN AP Now vor and States where New or incompatibility sudicient cause: publ eer charge i M. lotaey, 78:Ressau street until divorce obtained; advice Gti ¢ fer New York=—This Day. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK; A’ also Btates where incompatibility, or de i y . No publicity, Advice free. * FREDERICK 1, KING, Counsellor ite 260 Broadway, SOLUTE “DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN oe ng without eoaieny, or Payee — A uo roree $8 obtained; consul Tous tres, ‘GEOR LINCOLN, lawyer. 6) Nassau street OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE PADUCAH LOT. AL tery of Kentucky, PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 15, 1867. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALP STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Tarifa (Br), Murpy, Liverpool! Deo, &, via ueenstown dih, with mdse and 206 passengers, to !: Cunard. Sec exchauved Night signals with steamship Scotia, heuve for Liverpool; 16th, passed steamship Fravce, hence for Lir- erpool, and steamship Cella, henee sor Lon Steamab ‘gato xxTRA—OLASS 123. Decewnen 14, 1967. a with mdse ane persengery fo Livingston, Fon Aco, 13h | 6 7," ah Gk 4 M16 a ea, oy inst, 7:20 AM. ea ho tae a, no 6, @ «, ‘Lass 124, aa ‘eo in, rs a, 7% Eojona, bound, H. The ii experienced heavy NW gale SM oMoN, BIOKINBON &°CO.! Managers Waleamalip virgo, Bulkley 7, ERY OF KENTUCKY. ~ ‘' wa tes pont? go hte atpnae AUR8b, | tor the bencttot te Uuivraig of Fetura a eter pox weather to the northward of Sone, Hatter: hove to Rs ext No. be! v6, 4%, hours in a heavy gale (rom the N&. On ght of the 2, 6, 36, 48, £ 1y . ae ee saw steamship Asbland, from Savannah mm & & ra A rn 4 4 a m Gieauanip Dirigo, Sherwood, Toriland, with mdse and a wos! ICEINSON £9, ey Soe piokin Louisville, By. seinen SSTOBEEH BATES Brendes and. Ares. DRAWINGS OF THB KE! 2 Stato a rents POR THE BENEFIT OF SHELBY Polo, Minsser, of and from Bremen 89 da; to Herman ren on Sa ica : the of the com, crew RENTUCE! 7, rela for tborone which hettone | a Te eh ae . vious; ie bia eo board and brought For circulars of Lotteries 4, na ERE dy addressing @.. Port Vorra. Brig Blien Maria, Hoxie, Bangor 10 days, with tumber, to | RAY, EDDY & 00., Covlugion, Ky. Neots aad aria eine ‘Ate Yost | _ Prizes sha laterination "given Joad, 13th iock I wasin inst, off ; | RICHMOND, jo. 4 Gilsey Building, Cortlandt street ig Julia B Arey, froi com. eat for New York H Crowley, Crowiey, Caisis, with lumber, to pou, “orig Matte B : TEN YEARS AGO Brig Haitie B, Jaggert, Waldoboro for Elisabethport, Sebr Klien Nancy (#r), Wood, Ooruwalis, hr aI oe (Br), Spofford, Alton 36 day. a? Dan bal win lath, t0 Jed Frye & pe hoary OnICAGO, NW gale: lost part of deck tond and carried away part or OUT AT THE BLBOWS, OUT aT THE ENEES, THREADBARE IN THE REAR, Melenf Orlando Smith, Ferris, Port Johnson for Portches- tar. Sebr Martha Holt. Bolt, Ellsworth, 16 day 7 Sen Queen, ‘Gupul Gaiais for’ Norsole: (and proceed- Behr ‘Rehr Chas HL Kelly, Read, Calnie, COMMENCED BUSINESS bebe Addie P Stimpson, Mayo, Kastport, 10 dayn, — Beat Americas Towsend’ Bangor for Port Morsia, Babbin fowuseud Bangor for Port Mori ; Behr Say Tay gion. Bentve Ai Veo BLEVEN CENTS, P| oes |, Ford, Poeklan Soe gee Behr To Jeckadn, Borand wien m8 br Skylar on. a is Sees anmie Gowen Ittwis, Boston fer. Philadsiphve, PARLOR FINISHED RUBBER MOULDING C: ge, Hayden, Boston for Baltimore. rab Cullen, pers 5 oat hia eee i ae r Mat ‘ood, Boston for PI La - Ben Rachel Seaman, Seaman, Koston ‘or Phtiadelphia. WEATHER STRIPS, Sebr Northern Light, Harland Boston for Pniladelpaia. Now bi Sehr eee Bostoa r ¢ te F den, Borden, Fail River. saidieieia S°CE Gentake ‘ewe are Veing sold tp nearly every town from the ATLANTIC TO THE PACIFIC, himeelf can be found at €7 NASSAU STREET, & na. — en HB Opn a Froviicus Cor Raga Harber, "Where ignorance 1s biles Toit Amerioan Bagi, so; n Rawat "Tie folly to be wise,” 4 Sen RK Watson, Hubwis, New Havee. ra you 40 not want to be —_— aie sear = at; Sebr inthe SRNL ote , PERA, FIELD AND MARINE mei and new mometere and Olas ents. Calais, Had experienced easion of guise since leaving port. Wind at sunset N. Marine Disusiers. GLASSES, OP. IM-- Pree- LEGANT AND APPROPRIATE WH Aspinwall, No 21, came to (row sea yesterday morn ing and report M, *ew Aship at anchor sight miles north of the south ead of ‘he Wood!anas, partialle dismasted, with signal of di.tvess ying and a jack fore pilot, Went to her and found her to be the ship Sacramento, from Boston for New York. wits bois anchors down, and #0 near the beacd that the boat eiruck while wearing ship under her stern. Undersiont the saplate to say wanted aesistance to get of the each. On acoun euuld not board ber, and came to We cil co, On the way met steamiug 4 0 Mere, put a pilot on on 8, dovaud Gol roctwan, beard and sent her to the shin. wards mettug Yaa- Rt Bee, and Cespairhed her «iso. buiwarke are Gq? ©, PARKER & BRO., —_— store, and she le badly feed up ve Philip, Capt * Mo. s57 Washing HHoseard, left herent night contenen corner ot Murray Mr Cammiskoy reporta ine Lats NE gale ae very severe bea insite the tO ad outside. Bis boat was hows iy) wider double reefed fore. hoe ore et a al ee sail on Thursday, when off Rocwaway, bending to the eset jo, 1 and Messe Mackerel, ward, and when the gale modsca'et fonud ber of Barnegat, ot Plkieg — Soot Witte Mantis noovared by Capt Schenck, of the tag Olive Baker, about daylight Sunday morning, in — Ae « packed). the Lower Bay, diemasied and wale: on her sabia Goor, ougar cured Hames with m0 one on board, and suryounde! oy & Held of toe, She en. 7 . “« . . * . oa at see, reports sailed from Blitalves Hook same day, with a cargo of Mi ton, 8nd arrived at Hotmen’ Hols ntght of tth, Next day resumed tho voyage, That nirht, of Cave Cod, encountered NEW STRAEt THAT u eo owners are a AVf YOU SEEN THAT First ae qacr wk ag im big, What 3 ay Yan A were odilged bo wend leaking ally, re theew oe Wmibe tapidiy, concluded rat with very little hopes of gale bad not abated any during ( rooning. | Wa were en bark Marco Pol me York. came up to wi fy ‘ue to this port, Ros new meal , ‘Dr, Hie <3, Steaven Jone Gisson. Fuller, ING SILVER IY Georgeow Tueaday, Na RATHER AND @ f worth ud Oey Apel aueers Fe 4, returned from « erwica crosman Bs i im lei ~