The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1867, Page 6

the decision é@ an arbiter is the question of the moral Fempons be Aajoay'd govermueat, om the @e of war exiied betwen the mp ran i at state Roce amnt of ‘he Um (id Sates and the C nfodrate af #3 ait 8 simption ft Would oe for the arbiter 10 there bed Deen any such fannie on Hriteh goverameet as a peatral in the aay doles or re adess ied Siate-, ng couid bo POR AvIty OM the part of wet W TaAke Pood losses af Amer = ciused by the Alabawa and otuer vessels of cine a Us the general claims, the quesiton of moral poy OD bbe Park Of her kejesty’s government 2 6th) COUNOL Cowie 1ato dBpute at & Lord Stantley’s Despatcd of x Hovember 16. ajesty’a gov- ica ioa— claims: tue etper, ol Ue general , 'n the first Lostance, at ailevents, er, who would be calied upon to Pstoeiples of the moral responsibi ty rich go-er: mpen', ad ou thy 2 of WR-® 53 Speech an Policy. decision would @epend the ques!t a ww apporn) moo Roman ! v ; ole istion for ti @ @xumipwiion in dese of lt © chigems of iue Un (ed Sia os 10 Dostan, which left Liver. | Which Pmetere spd ma epplied—uainety, those whi, The Inman steams: poo! at moow ont! Imstaal, arrived the Awbama aod o her suniar Vesce's and the. edjadioatioa of the bums parable to ech ase; the oher, mi iis comineacement and i's + clowe, @ purely mixed comtn 2 ive the exan aauon cedutions of vn on the Sib y mornin, brings le despatones cated 1Q tual nat ’ tag tall ter of ike g nerak laine of tie sulje amd ci tveas of icth Wo the day Wt Os cle War, abd tue wJJad.cation of ailing of the Cit ¥ of Boston | the sums payable by @:tie: coaubiy iu eaca case, ‘ ay ‘miemy As Abe Wstinclon between the WO classed Of claims ts ad. mice’ dan me is 18.4 fis dom, and ther ire tha assis . i—to sbir mong al oraog F t. Owing 10 Cunard ceamer Java fy brig ¢id pot cal at Queenstown on ber vo out, and case Of @ dillerence of Was uerainad onside the Mersey for twenty tour hours, meee h nyt a ON ’ ‘ reemuded, and for which case Le tune of thy “national”? press in Ireland in rege 3 Sed te ansgesllioss.unbnalenh acbeaa-yy a 1 tue ordiaary way in Wie to tho execution of (no Fenians at Manoicster was at- for of the mixed claims by fracting etiention from its inflammatory and eecitiogs | the niserciun of aric.es in regard Lo the selection Of an bacuro, ch an aroy'er, as well as of an ar- in toe other wlxed © mmis-ioa, di bave to be made to meet (he Alabama ctatns coming the House of Lords, op the id, 4 for the police reports rotatis Leré Dy to the fate in mck Se parpos pro. isiou w F the vo-caliet for wine mov funerals to Ireland, Ie condemaned taat pection of tho | COntngenes Press which has represented tte murderers of Police | sid dave met Ant Lrett as potiticar otfe aud he expressed a | b arbireh tava as ‘ that the government woud edininister the | rare imauonigd ego ts Troees’ion get with unswerving tmpartiali( Sajesty’s government cannot but apprehend tha’, Toe Earl of Derby ra tont, so far as the { iM Mr erira as ¥ i govere ’ fa apps cubiederboth © goverament’ bY bees inforined, the. par Vola Clawas or eases showld poceed Goon the sawe aged im the Teeon: proces-ions had not commitied | principius 2 iM9 #8 He HOFERE, Le as tng ofence aga He rogretied the elforte | Dot{uily oovsidercd 4 e aod ino Hable ditinehoa ridews Pir which exists becwee aves; audi directing you Made by Certaiy Journals to raise tho Manchester outy | ft) OA Cee eee inne a at df, veward Une ex the levei of w potitical crime, ‘The offence, he | piauaious and pus Co mtained in ‘his despaien, 5 me We meok Wa yeesa the sarnest Dope of goveruuent of tie imply marder, and the government felt that er: Mwas necesmiy Wo let tho law take ite course. The | C)bod iurcuer getlectiog, weceph without Monon for the police reperts wes thon with raw b jo; o-al Made i my d sparches to The Manchester Courier anaounces the faiure of Mr, | Broce oi the 96 of March and of the Zé.b of May, du Of Luis'year, Banmy, Limited yeferenoe tO arb iravon in Jolm Barnes, co'ton spinner, Gluckourn, with habilives Avavama ciatas, and Jade ef aoout £60,000, and of Mr, Stephen , cotton Aused COMMasIOM Lf Kenerat spioner, Aslton-under-Lyne. co seogpte ME SRA WIC fod rae ae spateo, La STANLEY. THE “33 GaLLED” ALABAMA CLAIMS. {From che b Lont Stare Mr. Ford, ai ws, Deo 4) ‘ariianent a despateh 10 oF date so recut ag tue 16 Lord Stante v s Dexpntebes on ES ~Explanntions fur Mr, Marimimtguentions tor ihe Arloter=Wasthere | ull, wile sooss early dhe Mate of the q ei fn Actin state of Wa cen the Ualted | pouing between wile couwiry aud the United Sites wad Confecerate States t—The Beiligerent | With resard to ibe A aoaraa claims, The dit u ty raise: anda , so grauitusy by dir, Seward on Lash Sudlay = argos Seward bad ston to office sil dares a atiiemen, Mr. pint, following stfurther correspondence respreting | Sy"travved ula acceyjance, of Lard, Stanley’. ofr, Wo wrakveitti chisititiun Ween ce is pet refer the American Guiins to arbtration as io con- Toe tt, he Unied States” was issued tn Londem De- | vey the impression tnt nts the desire ow the ber 8:— Uniied Sives gocervment thay any trivueal to be agreed wpon in deniog with the Alabama clatns may enter inte bu estion Woether the act of pohey of hr Majesty's government in reeognizing the Coniedorace Staiemad o bel! gorent Power Was of Was wot suttabie Lo tho cireumstaug Y the tune when th) recognition made Loni svunley says distinctly tat the Queen's government cando: consent to & Teference LORD STANLEY TO Sik F, WIGHT BRUCK. ON Ove Sept 10, 1867, Bm—The Min’ster of te United Svates called on me fo Gay and communicated to me a cespaten, of whica, Bowovor, ho w me w coy, front Biz, Seward, dated tne stm Teoly to my Aespatch to you on the 2hth ot May, respecting the mu- Sua: cauns oF tho two couniries on euchyiuer arising | Or tis " rei . question, In uny reterenge of the Atubama Ses OF the late civil war, claims to an arbitrasom 8 must assuned tha By this aescarcn Bir, Adams ts anthorized to assure wal Male of wir exited letiosen tid goncrn Me that Mr, Soward did not understand my previous the’ Un td Sate ‘ard the Confaletaie sates: Of rof urbitratioa to appiy only to claims arias ou of mt, being, sonneled, bc teaelt’ ibe. for she depredations of the A'svaina, to oUt Of the depreduin the cou 18 exousion Of 8 of Vessels of Ihe ary, undersiood the on ‘8, Consi ‘ers the terms Rover Mest to go to arulira- the arbiier to Gacrmive wheher there bad Fuch ‘aicare onthe part of the Brith government 10 {is duties a8 & neutral a3 Could ve deemed to Invole a moral respons biLiy oo sie part of the British govern ment lo mak? good lneses of Acnerican eitizen? caused by the Alabama avd other vessem of the same eis, fe Bevis Yor upon sho question whotlie>, {0 tbo natlers cone * a8 the purport of Lord Stapre Beoted 1 b ail theme vos elsou ot whose depreda'ions | we print mtarner colcune Tus pablic, wo the clanins of pmirican ckizens fave ansen, the eres | {4° by this tne heuriay weary sagen, ated buried by the Unis guverument acd uicse who acted | Wnieh gecne toramautg a i Upon its author! y was such a+ would involve a moral ad we are not = ny the losses of Amoncan cluzens, to be at 2 compres hewart valent rovating Den=ive and sail ntly peoewse to ine ude ail the cuinns ondents, bot be way bay? for his successe OC Americar lations on their comity e1 = alain to leas and behave wire A great @uring the late rebelled wich bare been the 8.0 ‘ALSiCr oO. politicalpower tw, wwe Usted .Rierds 1s 1 comp arnt on the part of the goverument of the Uni fe ry shadowed by the Ja eel ctions, and i618 ati 1 favor of the demueratic pany —hen and bide mys B gland the par y, murawer, (0 wae ike Amercan Ith telongy aude webh Uy ar. wudespensab'e, Mo it shoud cove Juto office While these ciaima were ungettied, and woile Fenianism wag re, (he couse qnenees mult Le sueh as tho [ends @f peso ana ci¥Jzatiow om bot4 sides of tho Aviansie would deplore, NAPOLEON, THE “REDS” AND ROME ¢ gees on to say tbat the government of deem itset at dberty to unaist ne actual jroveedngs and rela- erument, its otih f aod Pcie ot ber Sine jeouy’s government, ra, age: ty aud buljeciy, ia Togard to the Uaied Sales in regent to the yeoenon and the re-eis, ure necessarily coniecte! with ths trans Actions out of Which thove genoral clauns aroaa, Mr, Seward iurlier observes tuat my plan seems to do io cunsiiture two. deserigiiaus of tri Jules Pavee'’s aoeeh on the Second Later. vention in Romo—The Emperor's Dilemua and Dangers Us Poiley=Frenoh Rifles Aacinst = Progross—Assumptions of the Papacy. arbiler to covermine the ques jon of moral respoon.biihy of the Hirt vernment tu regard to the | é.sets of the The Freneh Lezisiative Boty mot December 4, M. Alabama ch vhe over a mixed comuissioa to | Scbneld rm the char. 4 xeneral claims of ba:b aides; and The order of (he day was the discussion on the tn. terpelintions evncerning tue Roman question Panarper said, the Chamber is @eare that two deman is oF interpelajon bad been presenio2 relative to Kome. The discussion «ut embrace bei, vat a sepa. rate vote will be takes on M Jeves Fane said: missions to asceriai a agea for inuevanity to walia the e eut of a dane bity in favor of the t rernmen. fihe Uok ted Sta'es to not consider any diviinenon aa to te | to by Emperor to Prnciped beiworn tee two tribuaa’sse be Becewary, which be bad withdrawa, caused im Fravoe ani ia that) ev aso they agree oaly 10 unrestneted Europe » profound emouon, fa refore py oue bas born Surprised Liat requer.s lo be allowed to interpel we Bound have emanated from various sides of ber, sone considering Urat too mueh had been tration vay Le convenient, wdeed, that Shovia be disriouied wetwoen’ the two tribunals, born of winch, however, (he vevernment of the Usited Stats cousticr should pro @ed Gpow tue same priveiple aud | others not enouga Lam here to defend the option of de cothed with the eame powers those who censure the secoud expedition. It has placed Mr, Seward couctades ms despateh by saving thet the | ua in this gyre a bw bey yr pots Presideot will bo eraiied f Uke explarations contained | Papay to (poras to it should condu be rel of the diteunttes | poor Vhirord ‘Se iin on longer ty half wae. a which have ner toore prevented the two governments | erpadtients, and cottratis ry ae’, bet by minty plicy wwihy of France It ts fait "ume that we should know where we are goig—i ts tine that ould be told it clearly. (Yes, yes) in my opinion the second expedition to Rome e:nnot ree-ive our approval, for the far reasous 1 am about to etre; — Boor ¢ itis contrary to the prigelples om ‘ernational taw; bocadso ft compromises the iaterets of Fras trem coming to ao amicuble and {riendty uaderstanding and arrangem 1 reserve tor a future occasion any obsercation may bave to ofler on Mr, Senard’s deepatalr LORD STANIRY TO WR, FORD, asian Oersee, Nov. 16, 1867. Sm—In my despatch io Sir F. Bence ot tbe 10th of | beeinse, above all, 1 18 fatal to the very cause which i ed inyscil (@@ nee satemen. of te | intended to serve; and because 1 places usin iho le s from Mr Seward, which Yr. | inidst of embarrasswonts, (rom wien we sball wut pe as bad Communicated teme in reply .0 my des | able to extoe ourselves exeept by the tr ae | paton of tl (day, respecting tie caine armeg | 8 faultand by provoki ghgimaediaccnen, © * eo he events of tue late civil war ta | Remember tic eter writeo on Decomber 2, 1863, fg tho t Prince Louis Napoioon, at that vmea Reproseniauve of Her ajesty's eovernment having, since the date ef | the people, expisianas Lis refa @ to voie fa measure whicn he considered Ga..g Tous, notwithstan beta of Uae Mepeay If Priace ont of the republe, ci deed tbe toring of Mr. Seward’s delay nequain lag you, tor stor, wha the vmpre, ‘at ‘obeerve that the Pree’ sdera (he terme aved i my the 0 ca'led Avsbame ciatins, te convinced what such was t . & 1 that # necessary is calobrated lever to Bagard nev, and eaMeleuuly preci> tom | tore ihe sean ciizeas tor depreda. | eharacter of the Frene) interveation was, therefore, one (be late rebellion | ef advice aud econnsel; but 10 court te biope wp lick Upon tae part | a8 ftaptety, The atienps proved euimeresl, ant for Aer; those terns the efforts of Francs in toa way remalard the prec'se words of tay da pach o the | sterile, Im 1859, when the Feonch fing was un aried in a4 Apihcebie tO (Ha class Of eiaima and | Fate, was i not the duty of the Freueh goveramant to * ance, tapeate those wed b¥ Ie ta my foresee [hal tho Lory S gut Of Loose colors woutt shake the worm @aien power of (he Cardiuaia? © * ® Save boring government at our frontiers we #8 the fa @ comster of Lio 9th Of Mazen Chat tue ques fon on whlch olure war And what, gentlemen, Fatoer when pressed by, Power? datercapc rn.) language of the Holy 10 taake Cone louw ? ity on the part to make good, ether ia | “Humble yourselves; you #boare noth ne betvre me, bo Whole or in par * m everyhing!”? (Denial) Them turning «Its ¥, be seye, In the same and tn pr reprobate your law; 1d clare it pad. and Linvive gil fonnd tuat, wilest agreying t chia «to dioveg "14 wot tine praacning ap ne- rensids tho go.calied ” ean .) Bat while the couvea toa cons rained peatediy mated teat her May nuy's go ent ould not @ goverameat tay was ever auack og amwrent io refer (0 @ forergn Power (dee mine whether the ft soon led to othor dufloalties, The terms of that Piccy yf her Mare y's government inom guscing ve Cm | teeny gave the Pope tho p wer of formive aud ‘aatatain- jee tibe lw the recrulting soidiers eve tn Fran ward goes on to Untied Sates id, and whe totiitary o¢cn, ation of Rome, a proceediegs officers, agente a rogard to tus Brin towarus the rebo! had oceup watch suc more d Mout, governwen o Uneied Stat mbjects, the rebell oa aud 309 they occured duriog Get reveilion, are ‘The ioterests o: France are comb net wie bet tee security and dignity of the itavan © matert which aro coundcted with tho yredw'jous am compiaivel of; just ae, 1m Pp tie les on of Sidawa and the share tacn the ease of othe gecveral cua'ms ailuded to by me, the Ww Lal} és hy oa! f Aust is, Our good Cm tht for. tnd rolae Rome noid aut of her Majesty's gor- mer notortiwrhe nciliating Cows hjecte jw regard to i tthe Garibaidians? Ido nov Seon, geate and aut & regard to the F THIY Conmeeted with vu ral cinusa & oi by Mr. seward anpewe to her at te be epee to the consiene bands were, however, — { the Frove 1 will not examine th nd palefus question wheer they were 6 moment at Which (hey wore @tsacked, einer {ewourd hot have been tore sumnage to Blow thom 1 of United Staion eoverprarnt 2 ve agxend Soe in deniiug retreat, (Lond murmur, ma aims oe wit M. todas Piasaras tt aepet gaas had tobe Chiaeept (Lowd oxciaraations of disment.) oeation « tried. at poney “ tie recog nln: ing the M, Jerse Faven—Yes, tt mabiime 5 but itis the Confederate sinios & meer War or wee pot | tearporal dotrnfall of the Pope, (Notsr.) * Wall, auitable to the cicamsan the dime when the re | is ms view, ne day has been more fata for the tem. orion oy 8 cone 9 tuat victory, (Various morements,| won whiok, afior the die- | peral powe Jajewty'e goveroment | At this ersout the question I6 being discussed a8 (9 eloranse of euch a | whetber the cowferemce will moet of not I believe the Line: and reperied avers abat t oe querion, smontenn basdly suppose Mereut sato the Hoalrosult, What would the Sha Seward Was the passage in Pope a0 ata oO eta conference? To appear there isto abdicate bir <cepaich should bear, (Marmore,) For tye conference could v3 to Udewent om on this eadject, ror solve toe the quesioa ia a oon oe Majemy’® gov it neceesary diatinet!? | ples of clriilzatiom and to tod 7, bead aa rogerds the ¢ A her gitnawm i a hundeed times t forward by citizens of tho Laie and Md i atoeg alma, that they cancot tenart, diresty | 1864 And now im "lgeeily, frora ihetr tefeat-to “refer to & forciga | we going to do? Treferto the does Lm whether the potiry « reeogaiing the f tor of Foreign AMairs 1p the Sena (airs at @ Bellgerent Power was of wae Dot | hn! teats at bt j P pe and It:ly t» arvang: their Aaa oc bat opens (Nowe.) No? Then the time of vait moasues is pat, and & tirm, cieur, well detised policy is required, Tho poser of the Pope musi be resolu ei? au [hevemeese in o diferent tempora eflcacivusly sustained, bene.) Bone Vorrrs—Yest yes! M Jocws Fivee—Yer? Welt, see what and what are toe con-eqnence: None of you would ‘cor. sent to Ipteramitzent miervendion whol «cull oN v ‘ope exposed ta surprise (No, vo) Then te would be nevesvary to devore a fle:t an! an army ty thet purpose, to the great detriment of Fiance, Mag restore ine power of the Pope such as it Yas befor 1869, for the actual Gomain 1s too s'n%.: 10 usefully gua antes the temporal indepemtence. in 1859 tho Austriaus had ia Rewmagoa ao army of 35,000 men, AS You wil more 4 tested the Anstrans, you will bs for Itaty ao ovject of vin eut bate and more freqiout a (ack, Qlarks of divseot, Approbation on roe benches) You will be cundemned to have am army of tully or Sity thousand men aod to expond every year a buadred im iijons, white our cervices of imetruction aud victoal roads ar in want of e) And tor what? Hore is 9 teinpo~ ral power 1p tno E: we Popa points out tue fupdam wi is the price a paions is prinoes aod (Leug net) That is the Bf) four ) To wait wit oughta & reat erro Youos@e 1 spare you a goed muny, mod-ra ib sm chat tae Cathouse relic { sidere {as @ State one, to to oxc ualon of ali other worship; error again, ‘This 1s seventh Let kt bea wareipg to such of ou 48 are proud of practism: a relgiog dating [0.0 Moses, Sines, A exding 10 the Encyclical, they ough: tbe ex- claded from civil soci (Laughwer) Tost the naw Fon can and web t@ recone le Limsef ‘th progress, Liberatism and mosera civ Ere raat aways error, You chor eise y pronounced, os 8 sir ngt', 98 aspivations, and us hed Oui, whe wishes to bring tt othe Linparor bi b@ letter of too aus May We OW Lhe res stagces of tue Hoy res asa cause of rope, he prowounced wors of prot uid Ween bear reway Ks Mads op Lie can ora nigh! arise ‘rom doctmnoes of materalisman! (he ob of God, Ihose tenes Palsy ¢ » Tam oO all thos Wha, Agnuilog feng 02, vp to Vulgar nunigore and eerich tho aud: a Bat bam no ve-s energot. ack ¢ the tho eneny ke bo tutnse ves speculaiors which toeir d pas. us Endorsement ef the Opposition Groud Reve on rt the Batter box. [Parks (i pondeace of Lanton News.) Ture was a grand electoral campaign at Lyons yester- day. The www c bt four en ka numie, of ¢ ¢k merctis opis ton candidates for the cmancit general und he crm aks of arromde s ment vere cleted by ennmis majrritics. fhe sigaideance of thts election os tha greate: because eve the caudivates patroaized by the ad.unistrauon fet % meoes ary to profes @ desire ww restore to Lyous the mua‘cipal fangiises of which it is at preveat deprived, Ji-tike Pads, The Lyons c ns ituency Was not to be ta iatied with tfimiing processions, opp rsiion wen by seme Sweeping and f tarsed out aut on SHAG, to Avg Dufour, pol success ul & 19k ie g vernm wi ibys el” veverday 3,105 aga! ‘idites wao had reeigned toby can beast of proportioaac T te geno ne imperial great Geaires of toceligence long a8 au iguoraat peasautry Gaa be rejiod upon for the butivs Dex. THE DEAN RICHMOND DISASTER. Finnle of the Npenmboat ry ort of tho Board of Steamboat Inspectors, tn the case of the coliision between the steam).ais Doun Richuond aad ©. Vanderbit on the Bodson river to September last, has beew received by the loca’ board in this cy, aod was yesterday given to the public, and Is herewith subsumed :— avad Teas, ul ets of the Gode are te doc: bring us back, : 3 1 Ko0w tuat the government, by & miracie of ots loge, cased Un: vol cal, that i obs ‘ to he torm by ie C aucit of hale, Yes! but the iragmen 6 waddings for the Chassepos, (Bs i om cho Lott Of the speaker.) cussion Was Lue adjourned, FRENCH « ELECTIONS. New Yor, No: Sm—lerewith wo furnish the raport of t arboard | Of Chis port relan7e 10 tie eortelon OF Heamers C. Vai cerbitt and Dean Ricnmond, together « toe evidens ned "Lhe aster we wish returoed ce to te et for any iuture refereuce vba be requires ind Fespee imi oad JOHN Nu. WEERS, JOUN R MATTHEWS, bia on a W, Branvoup, Sur rvisiog Inspector Second Sinn . Uo ths morning of Sepiember 20, near ons o'clock, about one wits below Esopus Islnd, ou tue Hadsoa river, and about ex komired foot from tue east shor’, the Dewan Richmond, gong down, and C'Vanderoit, bount a, colided Tne ebasvel wf tt Hiver ab Unit place is Roout Chree ourchsef a mite wide, the shu Ligue was Giear, tue wind hght trow the southeast, ho tide flood. Both boats wore laden ich passengers sod frei the bows bad deen in tghs of each orher jor tsi u 1897. by enary of tuyee bows inden wih io, eu doxp, and thea wunhin about two leag.ns abrea t aud stighily anead of the Vasderbitt tot of the Doan Richmon.! swears that he heard two wisues emaniiin, as he supp sed, from the Vane Gerort (418 testimony 1D (bia Te-pect i+ Corroburace) by Others), Which he answered win the sine -L:nal, 8; pO og that the Veuterurt wlemed to pass to the tel od bon d rected be course of his ba shore, ths Cuange of course was nouced by 1 1, aise by hers on te same boat, xup- Who hkewse swear they heart no return erto thotrown, when anid have ied Vanieroilt to the eonciusion that tis under sioud #@ ves then « re cicwr, Te * ould have stopped his boat ani! watted wotii bis signals wer: Legging uader- stoos and answered Austead ot RO oo heading bia boat siguity t tho cast shore, directly towards the course tue ofnor Diat was steer pg tor, and net agun givier any ether signal aotil tho two boats wero nO Clow thas it was imposse jor tao Dew Ricimonl te get var of bis way, wined at tbat time could rot hare boon dove by the jatier bowt. as her heaiway was siopped of nea ly so when tho collision took pine». Toe evidence ef th's ts conclusive ta tho minda of ha local board, both from tie tt mony of «i lere: neve and the natnre and coor of th z by the woud of Local Taspect is, ad commarivons were made on the Biojec', resting mM the UDANimous Opinion That it this ot, bad been unter ous gat headway her ureat wer, woeld have wreocbed th» dow of (he Venderollt to starbourd aod torn 14 ocarty ,| Wf not entirely of, Ou soe other band, if ony boat had been at rest and the other approa bing at anges t» cach ether, ag ibe Ira tare degoros, the re-ult to ine bow of the apy jag boa woud bave been the sais a8 deo ed in tho Vani rbiit's boy, w ica wart beni to port, fo cause a fractore of tit went, apd in a bows as sotkby burt as toe Dean Kehmoed the Vantervit mast hae ned a miles por hour at the time 4 nes have been won reversed watil the Boalt w @ 10 each Giber that a collision *coald not have nm averad Wo tere ore find that the cause of the sinking of tho Dian Hichmond wae cansed by & of Charies De souetie, pilot of the auders Dit, Ia cot obeytig the raw lad down for bir govera- went, be fal og to stop ins boat whee ue fons as sig. vals were not anderstood by the pilot of the Denu Ron- Mond, whics said fhiee LO (Baseoneite) was folly ac: qoninied witb, ar aworn to by himsot when giving evi- dence before Ue Comm sion, JOHN M. WERKS, JOH Ie atc iieewa, | Meeal Tespeczors ov LOCAL IN PROr & OF STRAWRTS, Sine-?, New You, ee. 16, 2867. } sorts, Beq COnee as pr ol is hereby revoked from this ¢a'a for uo. obeying Whe ru jor tho gov of pilots, you failing to stop your boat when y That the signals g cea were nop understood by 4 @ the Soy oe aie Hog has been fuily a t re. tary of the Treasury. Yours reepeait alt ap JORN M, WEEK, YOUN R MALTHEWS, Ualiod States Local Inspectors of Butters, NEW JERSEY. Newark Fatat Accpest—Two aise Deaeo rw a Sap Baye. About ten o'clock this morning, while a gang of men wero engaced in excavating « Wank twelve fect high on the fine of the Paterson wnt Newark {tai road, at Noth Bellevidie, the bank eulienly caved in, burying two of toe workmen ative, ibe remamder worked with a wilt to release pon removing tbe earth ther dead. Ineir names were Mienael MeLa Doanell, of New York. it in their oy baste rea agaiort an obsirecdon and wore thrown back, ‘The cvwaty physician granted cortidcaves for burial, Paterson. FISAtm OF THE Atusuocen Casm—O@ Saturday, the ath, the Court cf Over and Terminer ‘a Bergen county 4 ee ad imdictmenws found agarose: him Newton. Dacraconive Fine. —About sit o'ctock yesterntay morn- Jag tbe Willard House, n hotel near tho Sussex Railroad A Aa Ard es found to be on fire, The build. au fire originated from NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 14807, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. enn Moxpar, Dee, 16—6 P. Hf, ‘The gold mar’ og developed an upward tendency to day, the ©F’ remo. range having been {rom 133% to 1385, wil te closing transactions at 13i% to 138%, against 155 at the opening. The improvement was vigorously resi-ted by the great majority of the speculators, aud fresh “abort” sales wore madeastast as old contracts were covered, There was a brisk borrowing demand for coin, and loai ro made without interest aud at two per cent per annum and 1-64 per cent per diem tn favor of tho lender, and at 1 a 8 per cent for carrying, The volume of speculative business waa large, and the foreign baokers wero buyers, ia anticipation of a de- mand fcr export, to which the condition of the foreign exchanges is favoral Tho imports of specia last week amounted to $25,438, Government securities were dull at the counters of the leading cenlers during the morning, but at noon they became firmer, and an aciive inquiry for five twenties of 1862 ect in, which, notwithstanding a lower quotation from London, carried the price from 10734 at the opeaing to 1033¢ at the close, The rost of the list was frmor in sympathy, but the advance in prices was only fractional. ‘The demand for the old five-twenties came chiefly from speculators for @ fall, the “short” interest iu these bonds, as we'l as those of the je of 1865, being very large, and the former proved to be eearce for delivery. The present low prices are atuactiog iuvestment ordere, aod the Grmness of the gold+«market 13 favorabie to a reaction from tho recevt deprosston, At the close of business the market was seady at the followiag quota- tions:—Nogistered, 1881, 107 5g a 1077; empon, 1831, bg alt -20"2, registered, 1802, 104 a 104% ; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 103 a 10834; do,, 1864, 104), & 101%; d>., 1865, 105 a 10.53%; do., 1865, juary and July, LOTS 9 10744; do., 1867, 07H 1077; 1040's, registered, 10024 a 1005; 10 40's, coupon, 10054 a 100%; Jung 7.20's, 10454 m 1047%; July 7.39", 1043; a 10474; Nay com- pounds, 1865, 1173¢ 21179; August do, 11614 211614; September do., 115% 9.116; October do., 11534 a 11534. Money was ia abundant eupply, and loans were made freely to first clas stock bouses at six per cent on mixed coliat rals, although seven wes generally asked by the banks The transactions at the jower rate were, however, more sumerocs than atthe higher one, The discount line felt the effect of the favorablo bank statement ww fome extent, and stricily prime names were raied at Ta 83g per cent on the street, while the banks showed increased willizgness: to discount on a limited scale for their customers at the local ruta, Iafenor grades of paper were nevertholess Out of faver, both at the bauks and amonz private dis- counters. The Sub-Treasury veg m the disbursement of the semi-annual interest on tho June reven thir'y no'es this moroing, and also the red-mption of the December compound interest notes, The principal of ths notes for five thousand doliars and upwards was paid in three Percent certijicates or currency, at the option of the holders, Those of smalier, denomimaiions were re- deemed in currency exclusively. The statement of tho associated city banks for the week ending on Saturday, a3 published tuis morning, shows the following changes trom tie peturns of the previous week, as aiready foresladewed:—An increase of $2,358,863 im legal tender notes and $2,117,895 ‘fa deposits, ant a decrease of $1,122,599 so loans, $918.406 In specie and $26,709 in circulation. ihe totais of the present and the last preceding siatemon' are as subjoined :— Decem'er 7. 4,119 90E 177:014,2.0 54. 5k 308 447.045, 916 16,041,879 At the commoncemcat of business tbe stock market was firm, and at the early session of the open board Cleve'and and Pittsburg advanced to 83, wiile Erie Was quict at 72% 073 Atthe first regular board tho votume of transactions was, on tho whole, hgtt, although there was a moderate degree of activity in Ene and Cleveland acd Pitsberg, The movement in the latier 1s traceabie to tho par.y which bas been car- rying tie siocs for a Jong time past. New York Ceniral closed 144 biguer'thaa at tuo same ume en Saturday, Erio 4%, Hudson River %, Michigan Southern &%, Cleve- land and Pittsburg 21%, Clevemnd avd Toledo %, Rock Island 3, Nortuwesorn pretersed 34, Fort Wayno %, Milwaukee and St Paul 34, do. . pre- ferred 4, Vacfic Mail 3, Wesierm Union Telegraph 3%. Roudiag was 3% lower. Government sectrities were firm at the noon call, Coupon tve-twenties of 1864 closed 1g higher; coupon ten-forties . At tho open board atone o’cloc’ tue market was steady for railoay sharos ata fractional decting in some instance:, Erie gold a. 72% 073, and Cleveland and Pittsburg at 8634 08614. At the svcond regular board Pacific Malt deo'ined to 122, but railway shares were wituout maierial cuange, Cleveland and Pitiebarg was active at 86a 66);. New York Cevtral closed 3g lower than at the dre rogelar board, Hudson River 4, Reading 44, Michigan southern 3%, Cieveland and Pitsburg %, Rox Islaad 34, North- western preferred 3, Pacide Mal 2 Western Union Tolegraph was 4 higner, Government secairtiies acre Orm, and coupon Ove-iwenties of 1832 closed % hizber, selling at 108'g; mow issue of 1867 1¢; iseve of 1864 were }¢ lower. [hoe State stocks wers dull and steaty, Ab the open board at half-yasi three the mar- ket was dull, Erie sold at 72%, and Cove. Javad and Piusborg at 86 Daring the remain. der of tho afierno nm the market was firm but dul, Conjectures were freeiy in wiged r9 wita respect to the tut course of Erie, a large amount of “puts’’ for wh ch at 73, sold by Mr, Drew, reacue! maturky to- day, O-ner puis’? at7l to run thirty days, have bem more recently sold by tim ; bot i i+ probible taat ther faflaence upon the course of the stock, either direcly or intirectly, will bo mil, Ar the eloes the following Quotations were eurront:—Nos York Central, IT a 117% ; Brie, 72% a 7276; Reating, 94% a 95; Michiean Southorn, 824 a 82%; Cleveland and Uittsburg. 86g @ 86%; Rock Isant, 97% a 97%; Fort Wayne, 99% a 100; Nortawestorn, 59'f » 5934; do. proverred, 67 a 6714; Pa- Cifle Mail, LU al Vetera Uniow Telegraph, Sha uM ‘The Ieating drawers on England bi advanced their rate ‘or sixiy days’ bills to 110\/, aud fer three day,’ .| bills to 110M, and the market is firm at the advances, althongh there is but little doing, Conti. Ben'al rates bave eympahized «ith mpreve- ment, and the supply of cotton aud produce bills is #0 limited that there ie a prospect of farther consierabe shipments of specie and bullion, which the current rates will more than cover Ai the close of business tbe quo ations Wore as -ahj» ped; —Bankers’ bilson Eogland atrixty days wers quoted at M0 alloy; xt three days, 11055 a 110%; commercial bills, 109 a 10934; biliw on Paris at sixiy days, 6.139% @ 6.114(; at tures days, 6.1114 05.10; on Berlin, bankers’ 71247214; commercial, 71% a 71%; %a Bremen, bankers’ 7)34 a 791 ; commer: clal, 79 « 79) a Franklort, bunkers’ 414 a 41% meron, 41 a 41's; on Amsterdam, bankers’ 41 coinmercial, 41 adits 5 on Hamburg, bankers’ 36)¢ a 3624 5 ermmercial, 8575 @.3654: 09 Antwerp, baakera’ 6.13% 6.12145 Commerc al, 6.109% 05.15. ‘The Vaited States Axsistant Treasurer in this city re+ Ports the day's business as follows;— Total receipts,..$3 296.745 Tova! naymonte, $3,434 357 For customs.... 204.000 Batanes., 105,604,900 For gota vote... 68 000 ‘The cash balence in te bands ot the Caited States Assisant Treasurer at Boston a: the clow of basiness Deoembor 14 was $5,917,793; week previows, $5,764 534, thowing an increase of $153,250 Colin bataace, $4,743,184, giving am increase of $157,426. The evs- toms reco'pts at Hoston for tha week ending Dacember 16 amounted to only $259,088; week previous, $298,897. showing a faliing of of $129,719. The total valao of expor's, Including specie, from the port of Boston, from December 6 to Decombor 13, was $232,050; week pro- Vious, $564,892, showing # decrense of g092,773. TALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Monday, Deo. 1610115 As M. 20000 U8 s bo, oi", Wiig” Boke American Ba Oo ts 3 ton yen wea stain He Peer Bs fad eugezae' iF LesudlFeks sist COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mopar, Dee, 16—6 P.M. Corrom.—The market for this staple was deculedty mors active, the demand betng almost entirely from exporters, and prices were firmer, suough mot quotably bigher, The sules fooied up 4.46) bales, of which 3,929 were takea for ex. por, Subjolued are the closing quotations: plants, ority RogT, 3) 3 Middtog.... Good ra" 13) Corerg —T prica were ary. Eules, 195 bags Cx Cunlest, om pryv.te terug, FLOUR AND Graim.—Receipts, 1.659 bbis, four, 690 bags corn realy oe banal beats 1 440 do. corn, |,\0% do. Oats aad 1a) our ma:ket con inued qu'et bus Ora ‘The hapoe anand out wth or santas ehecks 4] swe export ity tobe Gl.et holders ore beni ant oer upon ful prices, The transsctions are, there!ore, thes fa Thaoose alterna wes quiet bul, slenay. "Toe rales wee vbout Savy bbls outsern Moue was steady, mt the sules were »bont 30) request wt former trices, Sates ‘Of exam al we beard of bo sales; werer. evene 1) 2 a sO 132 10 90 mt 3 40 4 12 25 Round hoop Ohio, trade braud: 100) ait Itonnd uoop Chie, shipping brands. Nasal Si. Louis Liw exira. WY wld 41-00 a 13.00 3 10 35 So Bd a 16 0 40) a 45d) 4 & 1S Ee 225 a 13 60 Kye dour (eu Tosa eo Garu ineat “ey. bisa = Gora meal, Ba Goa 60 Gorn meal’ Jersey ‘ be —Whest conthoued’ gus The < Ins were onty 7,4)) busiels No. 1 1 spring a8: a “and 0) cushels waite’ Michigau at $5 iors geval y ase $2 dt) $245 for’ No. et 3a 3! fort be ‘with suicn of 20,00) busiiels at Bias and 3t ee ae nodstate and. ie Jor Weateine tn store, and bs.c0. 40r do » er. ., ddoak Cals were steady, ine’ naies Were 4).000 nately ae adont, Jasin fate deiaand ant “he sat pig 8 baits Seva SRO busele 9898 wa $210 4 Weat ind $17) $175 for Western Kye was quiet out firm at prev.ous prices, alait wae dail and nomial. utonts. The offerings were exteemely light, and rates for a most Il comm dit-ea wei Peito,. was quoted 9 16, & 1,000 ba tering Business were moana un: act ve anit ries were Jy ena rovall lots 3h 20a chap: Tak, <The demand was toler stilfira. sippy was quoted ou. iors.—The mak yy Sone but firm at pens prices, viz. a ay the ta any dewenption, Mantle . Rola, OLASSES eateuruats coniinued to re dail and beavy, A smal sceof New means was mad? arse. Naval STORES —Spirs turpertioe was gam dull and meer. elo-iae at Ste. a Sze. A saie of 17 obs. was ramured at the inxide The mea ket fo" ai Beales OF rosin was div. but prices were without especial clang. there wera bales DBI, CoMuNda and stra ned 6 83.7 Gi bvia, NO. Dut $2 7a, and B15 do, vo, ea o. Tar wes Inactive, | Wilmington way quoted at $3 a $325 dail and unch swged ay $1.9 $1 83 in sions in ober k.ads Were Unimport.nt, Pe eos ugonsnged. 4 ROVIIONs.— eevipty, 964 bis. pork, '51 ge, beet, ee do, ent meats and Bt du. Jad. dhe demand for pork was ai gutiy more ack ye but at rather lower prices, ¢.¢ market caseeres at abou. $21 Ie, The salos. were aivout £00) ood emplag Pat Stabe $30 15 tor nose. waists moacrats and rather bewy, et $15 a 3 Pl.in iness-and 616 «5-0 forextra do.2s Pini ihe range, hans wore without dee Tho sales were wabu.e Bt $30 n 682. Uf uecee er es sare eontined w bout 10 gy an lots at wae * dtl (eG inna Cut eas dul and #0 fira iy oor ‘quoted Bize, Fie soo: THO Wiarker for lard Wee dithodt eeuivis, and ine iand ‘hoy Ot peicon wax downvrand, exice 78 bs Rue a Oe tecludy asmali lots ac Lidy: 1S}een and 20 for Fapradry Malyeeyiat 1Sige, onlents opupas Bute ter an ‘choede © were duil and noch sazed. fe. 1 Vuk. Was tn Light demand. but: a + ETROLRU! firiy ved at lle, Fe heard of no xiles of eon ue A moderave demand preva led for bonded at forme. yew at whieh the market closed fim. Sales were made 0. 2 WU vols, standard white at 25c , 1,200 do. do. en privuve termes ‘and 10 000 gallons do, in ius, at Wee, For Phiiadeipaoa deuvery we heard of 1 4 nomi bal at 8340 sales. a (CR. Carolina was exiremcly quiet Noein The demand for raw wis a tr le more aarive, xe were quite steady. We quote fw od Fei Sune at 1136 a 1Zge: wiles 3) ulvls, Ualon; also 1 buned wed tee. a Shee rena rw but quiet at fe Moe had 19hge. w 13 Set ene figs ete tae pation ote SRKDS.—(4 Kita Lineoes 4, 1 wanin some demon Cover was wochan 8 Rayjen ti “ti by $8 a8 ts cover was. ferrese aud : est oy lawuaten a Te moderate demand, The Doin ats 1 market continued to Sroall slew Made Win be Warsaar.—itooeipis, 259 rule duis and heavy. Tange of 2}g0. a Slo. for suite and Wes era ia bad, ALLEGED F240 New Orleans Merenants Brongit to This City onn Kequisition—Lheir Ladiciment by the Grand Jury-The Cese Betore Justice Dowling. A little over two weeks ago Captain Jourdan, of the ‘Sixth pro tinct, was weited upon and rejuested to take the necessary steps to proc:re the arrest i New Orleans of doses Frank, alias Waliack, @ mao vixty-ome years of age, aud his goa George Edward Frank nlas Wailack. acod twenty-two, who bad been imiicted in this city on the cunrge of obaiaing goods by means of false and fraudulent representations, Captain Jour- Gan accordingly procured a requisition fron Gey roor Fenton, of this state, upon Governo: Fanders, of Louls!- ana, which be gave to det cive Wooidridye, of his jorce, with testructions to proceed to New Orieans, arrest the pariles named and bring them to New York. On reach- ing the Crescent City Detective Wooldridge eecured the services of special officer Munday, of that city, acd, pros eveding to the place of business of the Messts, Frauk, No. 69 St, Joseph's strevt, arrested them The ed were taken to the oMcs of Chief of Poller ‘iMhamson, soon afer which their cringe sucd ont a writ of habdsay corp sto Which @ proper ieura was made. Oo « bearing before tua Court the writ was dis. soived and the prisoners remanded (0 the eusodz of the officers, woo were requoued by the devendass’s lawyer to daain them in the ery GIL be@ coud precere @ frosa writ, Failing, however, to pledge themselves 10 do (89, the officers, watching ter opportuaity, rag tneir suDeTs the first trai ‘or the North Tend steam could of that ers tad leceapnel to abmost every section of the stave requesting are ura of ie fondaats, ous the Genorat failed in nis wae, OS Geana ches were not delivered to ihe offers, The Messrs Frank, allas Watrack, rachod this ety im safety on Sanday arornon, and were commiried 10 the calid. Yesterday they were taken before the D strict Aftoruey, Who committed thew to the Tombs fur exauioation, woicb w Ii take pace ia 9 few days, Satheimer, a wercvant, of Ne. 43 White street, lost $11,000 wor.h of goods by the dveadanta, aud 1 m@ ai. Jeged that numerous other merchants of this erty have heon deirauded od of coods amounting to $150,000 by the accused partier, “T\ is etured that in order 19 obwia joods withous paying for them ty Ators of recommenda ion, in wh, BAves of Wealtiy inerehante Who were well known to there from they proposed purchasing. — During the investgrion wiicn has been ortered the full pac tioulars wil be deveropod. INTERNAL REVEWUR MATIERS, Although the amount of busigess traaracted at the Cedar sireet headquarters yesterday was vory ewell, (hery was mere than the usual amount of gossip amon, the attaches respecting the present status of the Mov Pol.tan Revenue Boar’, the probability of its abolicio fod matters of Kindred oature, Greatiy to (he surprise of (hove employed at headquarters, Deputy Commia- arrived yesterday from Wasbington with me ihe position now occupied vy Deputy Commissioner Parnell, wuo leaves to-night for the nationat capital. Information was received at headquarters on Satur- day to the effect that an siticit stilt eas being operaied in liliary street, Letweea Navy and Raymond sirecte, Beooklyn, and special Inspector Pinckney thereupon termined to reize it, Accordingly he detuled a foreo for the purpore, and about midnight on Saturday night id on the esiablisument, Two mea were w. time, one of Woom mavaged to her Was taven into ‘was brougbe before a ve examiwntion. The Cengage Lt proved to bo y, aod bad five cle in Trout of te premises a a rey warehouse, rae ‘Were sigo put avdor reitkve on the supposition (uat the} wero part and payest of (Ny distitiery prem aes png = Ja thea stable were fou: 4 van horses, two Coxclies an tores light wagons, ai og avian were (Aken in chitge by tho officers. ‘Two ie Ms hae found ia the distittery. It oat re Tuoding when (he seiire mede, end ey te 1g the officers drew the Ore ‘umn owners a the wnt e cf twenty barreis’ ca, teras attached to ft, wero a livery stable pich was theo During, ‘The supposition is that the maputactured, iiquor was removed throngh ibe stable ps a ee, tines found its Way Wo the rections. A private. tendin: from too fag Warohouse atorted eriranoe (90 (he dis ‘lors, ‘Tne matier wil be brought betore the Board for ivesi.- sree wo-aat rye extabtivnment of Marcus Ranioa & Co. a. ches ea Wo D9 seized yeoterday, ant to be kept onder ferzure until Mr, Menon can prove twist tax has been paid on the raw spirits im that Sstadlishmeut for recul capenare mete omit bi aD ies tp tbe naner ris it a wien ewentlon wes ‘ate Of Hanlow & Co.'s goods after nx on them had been paid law complied with, A lax thy ite da fo mice, fh tat ea dated by the ena lek , ps sbi ae homey in Me, on's delencs, as pus to + barrels Of epiits bow, 4s by bin for rectifica orders from peadquariers upom which the Made tolally ignore te @ Of this ew, and demand of Me Hanion to prow ethat ine tax bas ben paid, How evontusle On In test vo ie walt pe ea fers eoataie age Jetropoiitan Board yeater. day, To-day’s sessi0n will commence at goon, ee SHIPPING NEWS; Almanze for New York—This neg ee port or NeW Y YORK, DECEMBER 2 16, 1867, 1867. ‘\ CLEARED, oom pony Siete de Cuba, smith, Asplawall—Norts. | 4 Atwer: Reamistity + Sip ‘Wananuc Ayuevobm, Lamd, Sam Francisco—Sutton Brig Natad (Bry, Richardson, Clenfucgos—Tucker & Light nee. Brug Atalanta (Br), Bolan, Narbor Graca, NP—Greene & Curt. Lt Ricardo Barros, Furman, Mayaguez, PR-BJ Wea. f ee car , Bradford, St An‘rews, NB, Schr Carrie, Davia, Browimstlis, pee H Woodhouse. Sei Ga dounaan, Howard, 'Washiiiny NOmW Hine | fon ed Neiie Beuddict, Hills, Maliusrs—Baker & Daye tokio Mary. Gray, Allyn, Now 14rd Johoenn, tot sate Kiver, Bulley, New Haren Kh Rocket ARRIVAL 3. ‘i REPORTED BY THE NERALY SToAM YACHTS. ip Cuuy of Rostini(ista: take, Talvarpool Doe 4: be with in oe and jaesengere. to Jonn 41's ton et Oh pansed Sp Feria, tb Pacer Bron Dec Md. Dre 3 ana t bret, 8 al Hor % Dey Or aoe - for var cm saedoes seer Hat romorero, \ ‘Bogota red wpe Rew’ ta ota r bees for Naw e AY G9 LO Uae a piven vo Ae MS Wt “uv det vo-howre 10, nea’ on akon pieve for s8 Loura, bat wey mk gw Coby a erie Para Mende Se pene Nt brlenne Deo Seite, mdse an te acon bye 3 aid p Ashland, Norton, Savinaan Deo 10, with ente adean Ad avery tivacy wectheryepltvail, 3 OF Hatteras, 50K casups TXlie, from i * dew Louk tor Galveston, ait Mosmes, trom do for Savane ba. N with mee aad piss Se pith fag Co \Ataved at BM dehy ey pasa aye) und not as re TN eG nae Stow py . Boston Now ne in ope Soap Eid ret sary to cut aw: ma tae cy the manianaaes sat ig Carried pWay.1h@ aus" due. ube whoals Of the pi eh rabies aad! is “are Clata (rem), | vin arg for Bait 1 “ene sive adel, fro, tur Newoucyport, Tit BY ar ‘i Wi Velatet Ligh ib dig Tiny Do nues. i (emer ar ed ner to es aae pee lst, oar uaesse, wolel soo pf rx i owser four differoab) tines tc be ni ATT Le gs ak tar ute, the atowmer be wusd: Gi i hata 9 hae Fou Ni wd a ths aw ae a Tet8 | DS sation water, te. go ate LoikL eS Ce * en Benor vt dahon, OF Send pee mp He Seoat aif sane nt wud anise Mok nbc tts ibe stouthing 4 ae coe Te m3 mee : site oa ison de eee pneu of wood and ‘waver, Abd frost ow BCs a ten. ii nue) Westbaver, Ponce, PR. 16 bg hg ater. Rated 1a couipany with brig Guys, with fr. Sts ‘Amanda. . néson, NS, 19 Sean «Br. Webb, Wir — 8, pte Ab area i rit Dinwier, 4s id gene & so. the whet passage. On the 1365, cay SB gale ‘Tadd gavin styscii: wore as of Bore Ialzaa ‘frntin'a Si atom ‘storm, «od drited as lar south 28 Ys, Wek. Jct hette Wicdyor, NS, 10 days, with ny aes AC ABE bewiens, cong ie pe N3, 15 days, wht 5 ras fatos, to Cran: ber oat orb creda “hon, with planer, wo | t Soon tener (ea Bry, ML. salina boars. | EB anow alee ch oi Kennedy, vee ., 0 patie “bebe H Pree uk, 2 t) | ic Francisco, Wearer. Poruina so: leap aty Behe Aimar [By ee oe td Sir - Tandess, Prev y Bo Fenc g Gauteng Batcuel ae eal reir Carollue Kicuzie, Wondruil, ew Bedtoré for Phila | ne ent Sallie Sraith. Cha . Pail diver, eral \ ur Washington: for Bala neve, 3 5 , Audersun, Vruvidence for Philade> J Goodaperd. Clark, New ie ondt ' Pehe Boltwat Rowdy, Nutch ba ong [Renan seni yray bone from Coom@ Mis, NS, arrived 16” {a consigned to Urandad, Cmparay & Co BELO (ot Portland), 2 a from Havers, Wee %, of Fie Isianil, vy ny ‘by ples Lous Vout Ubarieue SAILED. ae ote ea We, rah, Antwerp. Amara rol, (rom Gravesen S mteamer Preatequa; aod tps Qusrsuuue, sehr Charo ‘Thompsoa, Maran gam aud i a Wind ot sauses NW, Weows No a bas Ceonemiemsed. ier cw gy wir b ‘ee Sih by Unig Merriway vaio: mas, w aad about eat Bers Tarts, Witmingt nm, NG, f “Berar from trong. for, lyrpo =| Pordan ti tab tetere tea ie | Sou Nay state, at pemeieats 005 fost from New York, reports Bits ali, i 2881, tou +4 Use, preted ape bork On tke stern vf which wos palobod on lar ie ote re bag we Reon. Mow 1) 1he Bust bas a wins Vaca aad ‘wo nas m mama Laipaiens, foom Nova Sev a, wm Dat. she erew ave been mad Oy : aod wee cargo Of Wout Wal fo¥o Wie lo { Scwn Paoreceiao§ Sunnie | map 00 by veaeet ted | pesore Gere aaa bark proves tO ue sohr Prowoven, of | Boxion, SRE went Oa ueur ces Gi a al a al ay | Liverroot, Dec 2—Daring Suds? gle this ' neha wave vaalted <a “ gah ee tt tigen‘ wiashare: sa tebonan Tetepings sh Eteeame sgenabee | Wire se onan tes thing pret and vestare h sreedy wiedec tt aves inte seeiel ome hi shore upon a rath; ave ate with = ots Maseom, argived in the ner opie eno Guinea uae ve lee ae 1 W shew ad ode sfea lly about “0 eS Tel sere tee 10 Wad beer aaeee, POLIO S wate, Newrorr, Deo 1h—The hore on Rove island is the we tor New Bedvord, wade Qvaexsrorn, Dee 3—The ai Deiroit, Captain Cartis, salird 180mm Were LOMF sins ad pat Dave again to-day herea go -nisied betw sas Sie #000 nt lo Sad Nene) Wad a ee 4 ore iow Shiela, antl wae Le My rows. Uy repa tel bors besure wa. Leo che eutp Charios G taser cof Yarmouth NS), Caps. Cook, from Gowenbury tor Beioa, wil var patie { Were to-day DANY it UW por 's des © ogo suifled ands some stauchi ns br vken, She» dacnargng Gunga 40 elles tt aevessary repairs, } Rawsoate Dee 2—A larje Ameresa Keng pasg rth owudhead ibis Oey wah wae wass, We wal Sway FE A a Mase A Londo s bag tewed Wer: Veo Derk Cumoectan ho ory Se aecrintckess. Nothing has since vesn Beast er ut of tue wa tyne: then who gabon bowed Wertetumt, Dec 14—he bottom of a veevel with foremasy OPP siya tour, game gaiore Uere lass ove ug, v0 wai: Har, on hip C ty of Boston, of the Inman lene, WA soeeps our Wocvks for the promps delivery of our Mem, ‘There wae considerate foo wl:if yeatorday morning fe» the Bast aud Norhy dil Bt lute Fore with aavigns | tion to any RFeGk extent, Leng Of F ser a igubeharmeters auett be maine OD Jerdoy iis tas alot is loosened aad Sebo | Adrift by the clea of tha wext tule, Alter the fret warm Spelt se mar expecta large quauity of the heavy article | froma Up the Notts river, which wril give (be public the po» Plodien! op ort ty of talking wp that bridge across he Bustriver, ‘There aro a number of verses for nis port elowe at hand, having been Vowa off shure la tis tate galom among whieh fre the ahi New World, and Fawa; bark Minnie; Orig Ade | Jones and o hers, ell of whieh nave bad pile on boad several days, #1 THowas—-Advions received from St Thomas siate thas the New York Submacas Company are ab Work on tho Britich stenmae Cofambuan sunk ducing she Tate bu steve, Captain Seraiels, Prestdeot of the Serepanr. writes that between en bquates and ‘Aa weil as cholers And yellow fover the pluce preseute a ul appeiranee, Steasanie Senarogs, from Nortout, wif take formant ihe CATA OF the stoamenip aie receatiy oars aienvled, sae voxea.a fat Seunion are taevornd near bf cantata abroat ANG vos Of eons do ON) Dashes ti eg nid Se eae ate Watirad, Doo Ma Aerwagemente were completed here wor