The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1868, Page 10

‘The mail steamship Westphalia, Captain Traut- mann, of the Hambnrg line, from Hamburg the 26th Bitimo, via Southampton the 20th, arrived at this port yesterday, bringing two days’ later news. It is reported that Sefor Escousura will be ap- pointed Spanish Minister at the Court of St. James, General de Miribel is to represent France at the ‘eonforence about-to be held at St, Petersburg respect- tng the use of explosive bullets. The Duke and Duchess de Montpensier have sent considerable sums of money to Bejar, to relieve the families of the numerous victims of the fighting which took place there on the 28th ult, A telegram dated Berlin, October 28, semt-officially states that Count Bismarck will remain for some weeks longer at- Varzin, his health still requiring care, and that he will not be able to be present at the opening of the Chambers. Several democratic members of the Manictpal Conneil of Madrid have moved a vote of censure upoa the provisional government for haying ex- pressed in their oficial capacity an opinion relative to the future form of government, ‘The Pope has commuted the capital sentence on the insurgents Monti and Tognetti to one of hard Jabor for life, by the advice both of an advocate in whom he has confidence and of al! his Minisiers, Their execution would almost to a certainty have Jed to a riot in Rome. The Mémoridt Diplomatique publishes @ letter of Don Carlos, notifying to the European Powers the abdication of his father in his favor. The letter says that 2f God and circumstances place him upon the Uirone of Spaia he will make it bis duty loyally to harmonize the useful institutions of the age with the AIndispensablc institutions of the past, leaving to the Cortes the task of framing the constitution, A destructive fire took place on the premises of the Plymouth Foundry ang Engine Company on Wednesday night, 29th ultimo. The mishap was frst discovered at about half-past eight o'clock, and although an unusually large amount of engine power was quickly at work it was soon found that the greater part of the works were doomed. The fire is one of the most disastrous which has taken place at Plymouth for some years, the damage being esti- ated at from £30,000 to £40,000, and ninety work- men are thrown out of employment. AUSTRIA. OMcial Contradictions—The Austrian National Bank—The Army and Navy Bill—Suppres- sion of Czechian Journale—Monument to Maximilian. VIENNA, Oct. 25, ‘The Opictal Gazette has been full of dementis of Jate, which extend from the small matter of denying that Minister Berger had been using his influence in the newspaper press to poke fun at his colleagues, upwards to the weighty affairs of State, which I am about to mention. Friday evening’s Gazette brings ® correspondence from ,Constantinople which @enies the authenticity of the rumors which have been everywhere afioat concerning a recent conspiracy against the life of the Sultan. it is untrue, says the official cor- respondent, that on the 23d of September the ‘Turkish police arrested twenty-six heads of the con- spiracy. Only three persons were arrested on that @ay—namely, two men and one woman; and these three were arrested on the charge of swindling and obtaining money under false pretences. It is untrue, therefore, that the young Turkish party had any connection with this mythical plot; that either Faad Pacha or the Russian Ambassador is compromised tm connection with the same; that a plan for mur- dering the Sultan was discovered, and thata fir- man signed by the heir to the throne, murad Efendi, had been found, &c. The examination of the said gang of swindlers has revealed nothing of a politica! atore. ‘The second démenti of importance has an imme- @ate bearing on the relations between the Courts of 8t. Petersburg and Vienna. When the Ozarwas @@ his return to St. Petersburg the Kaiser sent Prince Thurn and Taxis to Warsaw to present his compliments. A few days afterwards the principal Papers of Cracow and Lemberg published on one @nd the same day a statement concerning the Janguage addressed by the Czar to the Austrian Prince. The Austro-Polish statement was that the Cxar said in conversation with Prince Thurn and Taxis:—“I rejoice that Austria bas at length eased to trust the Poles, aad that the Em- peror Francis Joseph has not made a “tour to G@aileia, for in the presence of such a political @emonstration I could not be an indifferent specta- ter.” These revelations were forthwith turned into @erman and published first by the Devote of this eity, and afterwargs coplgg gio the the other dailies. ‘Po this statement there the 18th the cate. gorical Generti on the part of whe Oficial Gazetle But on the evening of the 21st the Dehatie published a letier from “a highly piaved friend” In Lemberg in peo the truth of the origimal statement is upheld of the oilicial d¢menti aud the proof adduced Bi confession of Prince Thurn and Taxis himself, who natrated the facts in the salon of Countess Potocka, of Lemberg, where he spent an evening on his reture journey. The fact this conversation having taken place has not yet been contradicted, anda large portion of the pai believes that the demen ‘rests on a prevarication, and that some such conversation actuaily did take place, Ba Pocag of oe! a notes in 1866 has curtailed a ols business and the profits of the ustrian National Bank, which formerly had a mo- of the right of issue in tue empire. If Lod profits of the bank do not amount to seven per cent the State is boand by contract to contribute eho, Sorins a year to meet oe deficiency. ‘This obli it is now every year compelied to neet. In order to relieve aot State from th Is Hability Finance Minister Breste! has brought a bill before the Keichsrath, which proposes to allow the said bank to reduce its resent capital from 110,250,000 florins to 40,000,000 jorins. In this way it ia,believed the bank will be able to earn seven per cent per annum, and thus relieve the State from its coatribution. The Cisleithan Fi panee Minister, in making the statement by which he introduced the bill, was obliged to confess that une Bes “a Ministry did not recognize the lia- ae jungary to contribute either towards the per auyum deficiency contribution nor towards the eigs'y million forin debt waich the 1m- perial government owes the bunks from of old. The Hungarians point to the fact that at the time of the settlement with West Austria they agreed to ey, a fixed portion of the interest of the national debt, of Which these $0,000,009 flortus formed @ part, and no more. Minister Brestel, on the other band, contends that the bank debt question was not’ included tu the financial settiement between the two halves of the eaupt He also contends that the Hungarians sho contri wards the an- nual detictency in ition to their gaat tion, other manifold Cimeculties the Cisiertthan Miniatry have now, therefor difference with t thetr hands au irreconcilable Hungarian coequais on the ‘awTe hae brought in the Army and e Keichsrath m the shape in which fons sously prased the Hungarian Diet, When " yon fore the latter body, last summer, I wrote you touching its leading provisions. 1 will only here Topeat that the pill sets the strength of the imperial army and navy when ona war footing at 00,000 Inen, and thatan attempt to cul down the figure to 600,000 has been defeated in Reichsrath Committee by the vote or 12 to 10, All but two of the Czechian journals of Prague have been stopped, although since the repressive ineasnres have beem pul into force the oationaltst Journals ceased to write o political topics, A committee had also been formed in Prague for tue Purpose of collecung subseriptions for the erection of amonument tothe Bohemian hero, Joha Huss. ‘This committoe hae now theen prohibited by Baron Koller from continuing it@ function¢, presumavly because it purpose Was a seditious one. Mayor Kiandy, of Pragie, has published an élaborate de- fenve of the city police on the day of tho riot, and Maintains that notaing Was Wit undone on their part to keep the rioters in check. This defence has hot been republished in many of the Vienna papers. Anotwer MHittle circumstance tows the “velgn of terror’? which exists at this moment in Bo- hy A elechsrath deputy from Bohemia, not of & echian but of Cerman nationality and a politician of moderate and centralizing opinions, Dr. Roser by name, is a postal reformer, but hitherto his edoria Vo effect a more rapid delivery of letters bave fatied Of success. His place of residence is Braunau, in Northern Bohernia, and when, in @ club at that Place, the conversation turning upon the iinperfect tervice of the mails, Dr. Roser exciaimed, “Yes, we shall necd yet greater revolutions than we have had ere things are at we wish them to be.” Vor these expressions he was denounced to the local mogis- tracy and the Court of Braunav summoned him to @n exaimiaation. Tats suaumons he deciined to obey, adeging li immunity as Keichsrath deputy. The court Mas how appiled to the Reievsrath for perm! gion to cxamine Dr. Roser on acharge of using in- Aammatory language. So mach for tie Siavie move ment in the North. In the South, namely at Gortz, there has been ao open air ieeting of Slovencs, mia. pumbermg 4,000 men, Which Meeting passed resolu: tious praying for Crown land, for the tan, r the formation o! a separate Slovene inirodtction of the Slovenian ae m the acnool, the church and pnbitc offices, sppolnimerit of native Slovenes to the pul- He offices of the future Slovenia. The meeting eon- thided with cheers fot Austria and the Kaiser. A general anion of the vartous local printers’ trade wid be jeties throughout West Ausiria bes been prohibited eae the re: Tie grape harvest and dean halves of the empire, has been superior wate sanctions fe the monument in honor of the late Anchiake ‘and Emperor Maximilian, which ie races to erect at Trieste, already amount to florins. The sinc ¥ ig lying at interest in the aera Peete tas haa Chassepot ‘rene! Boveramens Ag Rico res ans Man oficer eaieiemesd! to: receive them the laiter requested that they should be tried at the tar. wets inst the Werndiarm. The distance selected Was 600 metres, and it 1s sald that of a hundred shots ym the Wernd! arm every one hit ~ marae, while ort the same number Ps by the Cl erfi 74 only ten were hits, I give tas story for what it is worth. It is going the round of the press here. 4 ‘The War Cloud ef Eurepe. [From the London Morning bs! Oct. 30.) ‘The public wall be glad to learn that the apprenen- sions of war, arising, as it is su) Beou made of certain statements ing to have made by Baron von Beust tothe Austrian Army mmission, nay be dis! The Austrian Min- ister’s speech has no doubt been misreported. It was a confidential communication. But the question which the Commission had to meeoleenes seems to have been whether, under gon ey ces, Austria could hold ta ir Droper poe ;ion i Baro Burope with an of less ¢! 800,000 men; and, though we do not profess to nor apy precise information on the you" cust Advanced to. justity. tho proposal vant just propos: re tase on considerations: having no ref: erence whatever to ne or peobenie of France Prussia. ‘That Austria is prepart for a ‘Buropean war, and dream- ing of @ formidable alliance, is, as being incom- eatinie with her interests, incredible; but it meet be recollected that the events which compelled Austria, as it was sald, to turn her face towards the Kast marked out the policy which she is bound to pursue, and that it is not: as if there were no contravening ideas, uo atabition, and no intrigues in her way. Lt 18 not as if there were no “black spots” In the Hast. ern sky; and while Baron von Beust may ho} we do, that they will disappear, he canuot core the responsibility upon which a Power would be called to account if the peace of Europe should be broken, as it were, upon its weakness, by the non- fuldiment of tions which constituce a sort of comtion Security. The words which were addressed to the Army Commission referred, we believe, to the Danube rather than to the Khine. We ure, however, unable io say that the uneast- ness which has again been experienced fs altogether unreasonable or that the fear which it represents is Uninstructed and improvident. Great armaments unfortunately indicate the conclusion which has been hastily arrived at through doubts with respect to the Objects which the governments maintaining them have in view. But at the some time it is mat- ter of fact that, as the Paris Moniteur has just de- clared, ‘‘the requisite conditions ceeet in Europe to dusure peace and tranquillity.” fairly be as- sumed, and without ageing the Sense of duty which is rally entertained, that no nation of Eu- rope would be a party tospreading the horrors of war out Of a mere thirst for aggrandizement; and further, and what is essential to the understanding, that no European government is competent to enter upon @ war in which it would fail to receive hational support. . As things are this 1s in itself a safeguard, | and the more go as it 18 obviously susceptible of im. rovement, The strong are kept in check by the ecling not only that, Be the long run, there wil! come a day of Ki fits RE wrong-doing, but that mmumediacely, even if it be crowned with success, the wrongdoers are subject to distrust and monpicion, which neutralizes the influence they as great Pow- ers should exercise. The triumph of armed force— that which would throw us back to the old days of robbery and vielence—can hardly be contemplated, even a8 @ remote contingency, with indifference; and if men do not now, as they once did, speak aloud with thelr tongues of the fire that is hot within them, the most pacific are constrained to admit that the policy of non-interference ree may be apused. SPAIN. Spanteh Finances, A letter from Madrid, in the Siccle, has the foliow- ing:— Perhaps you have heard of Captain Lagier. He is a man becoming famons throughout Spain, and I be- hreve that before many days are over he will be quali- fled with the adjective dizarro (gallant), which has dutherto been the eh the wastain ot — Topete. The manner in whicl is in a fair way to descend to posterity is teat ‘was he who, with hits yessel, the Buonaventura, constructed for Gari- baldi in 1858, went to the Canaries to convey the generals back to Spain, thus Ee emray 2 the gates for the revolution,” as is said here; but, referring to the § ish deficit and the imposition of new taxes, tl courageous sailor has put forward the following proposition:—“1 possess 20,000 douros (five frracy each); 1 am Mailing to avid 600 to the nation. There are a mil- lion of individuals who have at least as much as my- self, Leteach one contribute in the same fashion ar the country will soon have in her treasury 000,000 *? This suggestion 18 going the round of fe journals, 1a disc: commented on and finally roved of. The financial question ia the one that makes itself felt in_ the moat pressing and manner possible. ¢ Ministers turn around it with- out daring to apes with it nena ae yee the boldest of them would be sphinx pertnet by Figuerola have the courage Room the royals Bravo and of the Austrian Minister of sola tet decree Lethe pe gi by tle these Jatter an formerly y poet the President of Taabella’s Cabinet, 1e uevauuonar Ci, which has been founded here for secu rties of all kinds, has gs, its ‘ape rogramme, rae which | most heartily ad- il very shortly give you some information rae im the London Morning Post, under of Madrid, October 29, read thus:— ior Fiqneroia, the Minister of Finance, has issued a financial statement, in which ne estimates the deficit at 2,600,000 reals, attributing it to the ne- me aed for extraordinary ex penditure in consequence the prevailing distress = the wat of work for the Tower classes, although, cde god government does not acknowledge ae i t of the citizens to be provided with work by the State, ‘This statement, which enters into # full explanation of the real state of the finances in Spain, ts accompanied by a decree vive aubscriptions to @ loan of 200,000,000 crowns, in 1,25J,000 Treasury bonds, bear- tug six pero ut interest. The issuing price 1 80 and the mterest will be payable on the Suth of June and the Gist of December, reckoning from The redemption of the loan wiil be by i hag will commence in 1869 ‘and terminate in 1486, Joan is guaranteed by pwares on the Church property and crown ‘domaine to tre amount of 2,110,000,000 reals. Before the first payment of interest % due the government will deposit at the Bank of Spain a sufficient amount of pagares to guarantee ite being met, and will subse quently deposit further pagares to the amount ob tained from the sale of Church and crown property, ‘The subscription w.il open on the 1ith of November, and will close on the 25th at Madrid and throughout Spain, at Paris, London and in the colonies. Pay- ments in advance wili entitle to a bonus of four per cent. The Minister of Finance has issued a circular to (ue governors of the provinces on the sui the application of the tax which is to re re the ‘octrot duties. A decree has been published abolisii- ing the restrictions on the formation of joint stock companies, et of A Republican Programme for Spain. Seiior Orense has pubiished a republican gramme, dated Valencia, Oclober 20. The following are the heada of Sefior Urense’s pre gramme:— 1. Forin of Government—Democratic federal re- public, 2. Legislative Power—A single Chamber, elected anuuaily by umversal surfrage. & Execative Power—A President, nomimated by the Chamber without limitation of time, but re. movable at the pleasure of the Chamber. 4. Judicial Power—Appointment of judges to be wholly independent of the legislative and executive powers. 6. The central or national government to manage the army and navy, the code externa! and diplomatic affairs, statistics, the Custom House (while it lasts), Post Offiee and telegraphs, disputes between prov- inces, unity of money, weigtits and measures; ex- tinction of ine public dent (the money to be provided from the sale of the royai patrimony, national prop- erty and mines), railways on a large sc Principal objects of the governmen: 6. The security to every citizen o! 9 individual Pr i prithordial rights, which are as follow ings —Per- sonai liberty, property, freedom of worship, freedom of the press, right of ineeting. 7. The penalty of t Goatty slavery, !mprisonment, pro- monopolies of the sale of salt and tobacco, taxes on monopolies o &c., are to be abolished. s. Customs, isons and judicial processes to be immed reformed. ® | and private correspondence to be in- violable. Tu. Education, choice of professions and employ- ments, banks and eredit institutions to be free. 11. The provincial dcputasions, aivaldes, municipa: councils and magistrates to be elected by universa: saffrage; their meetings to be open aud areport of the proceedings to be published, These bodies tode- cide apon all Loman which eg come under the control of the cent ernme! had eee to be by one tax, direct and tt. The Spanish possessions abroad to enjoy the ome rights as the mother country. ary 14. ‘The post ofitece, telegraphic and other Lae to be paid for ont of the profits they produce, and taxation to be reduced in proportion as these prof ts sncrease, 15, The Civil Guard alone shall act as a police. The army to be for the national defence, and a volunteer force to be proposed for the preserva- tion of internal order. Spatn renounces wars of con- | quest, and will make war only when its indepen- ence is menaced, Tn Lue decree on the subject of the Ayuntamsentos and provincial Geputations Sefor Sagaste made ase off the Word monarquia, Some of the Madrid jour: nals having observed that this was an anticipation of the decision of the nation the Minister suppressed the word in the Gaceta Ofciat, ‘The ndepentiance Belge saya:— ‘The presence of Marsala Concha aud Peruela, of Generals Calonge, San Ronan and Naneti in the Basque provinces 13 canetng some anxiety to Madrid. Vezwela makes frequent journeys into Navarre. ‘The ex-dilumsiers of the Queen are seid to be engaged ig aerraring se wey for m sratitng a civil war in mae i maperch be have agrecd to meer'in Frame €0 kemaoeen for this purpose, Marforl, Queen Isabella’s Intendente. ” Mana oes 28) correspondence of the London Star.] Sus, Teacnes you the canard about & aul at Brussels be een Marforl and Henri Roche- fort will have tome away. Everyone here was pu Fak author of the Lanterne, who is more ex- Aine oa his pen than with the pistol or the sword. the same cme evgry one was Biaaing, him for accepting e from the Queen's Chamber- ee turns out that Marfori not left Pau. lous versions are current respecting the origin soaen antecedents of this unpleasant personage, none of which that I have seen are correct. The founda- tion of hia fortune was the love of ie late Marshal Narvaez for kitchen comforts and his taste for debauchery. Marfori'’s father en Italian emigrant, who came to Cadiz to seek the meavs of subsistence and set uP. restaurant or eating house there. The fascinations of the f¢ r proved more powerful than the virtue of the lady who wore the blue ribbon of the establishment, and ’t the Church nothaving hallowed the alliance contracted under these irregular circumstances tne future favorite of the Queen of Spain life illegally, The ekill of the lady in her department Eepugne her ordinaries into repute and attracted the best custom. Narvaez became a frequent guest. He noticed the little lad who occasionally waited upon him ape romain d to do something for him. He fuifilied his promise by appointing him to a-clerkship in the Bureau of the Hacienda, or Treasury, and earned pro- motion, as 1s affirmed, by ‘rendering Narvaez services similar to those which Don Giovanni exacted from Leporello, His lack of geographical knowledze appears to have been his sole qualification for the olice of Minister for the Oolonies, which post he quitted to become Civil Governor of Madrid. This Was a stroke of policy on the pert of his powerful feet who baited lus hook with Marfori, calcu- ting to strengthen himself in power through the ascendancy of the latter over the Queen. In be official capacity Marforl attended her Majesty on ail occasions, occupying the same box at the opera and other places of amusement, anda seat in her car- age at the promenade, She soon noticed him, him into special favor and appointed him In- tendente de Palacio, ‘This excited the public .ndig- nation and provoked its disgust to the highest de- gree, to which the scandalous scene at St. Sebasuan only put the climax. FRANCE. The eae St Bill. The Moniteur in its bulletin of the 29th ultimo, cetera to whe discussion of the Army bill in Aus- ria, Says:— ‘The number of 800,000 men is perfectly in accord- ance with the number of inhabitants of Austria, aud with the general state of aifairs in Europe. The thoroughly peaceful intentions of the Austrian gov- ernment, and the entirely Caan state of politl- cal affairs resulting from the mutual goud feelings and relations of the Powers, cannot fail to give to the discussion on the Austrian Army bill, shortly to be held, a@ purely technical character. Everything calculated to spread uneasiness will, therefore, be discarded from the discussion, as the "public mind 18 at the presen: moment quite made up that all the requisite Con titions exist in Europe to insure peace and tranquillity. TURKEY. The Pope’s Letter to the Bamern Churches. A correspondent in the Levant Heraid, of October 21, speaking of the Pope's letter to the Eastern charehes, says that thus far it has not been favora- bly received, The following 18 an account of its re- ception at Phanar:— mn Thursday, 15th October, Monseigneur Hassoun, the Roman Catholic vicar general, requested an audience of the Greck Patriarch. The latter replied that he would receive him at tour P. M. on Saturday. Accordingly, on that day, at the hour fixed, od vicar, attended by four Catholic ecclestastics of ‘hi rank, proceeded to the poy bumble and after usual introductory civililes presented to bis Holl. ness the recent letter of the Pope to the bishops of the Eastern Church. Before receiving it the Patri- arch asked if the epistle were the same as that whose text had been published in the newspapers, and on being informed that it was he answered that he could not receive @ document couched in sucn unbecoming language, and to which he could not offer @ favorable repiy. The vicar and his com- panions then withdrew without being able to tuifil their mission. ‘The letter has also been delivered to the Armenian Patriarch, who has replied that he cannot answer it without consuiti ing his synod. it is not beiieved that the iatter will advise acceptance of the invitation, — . | } LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ACCIDENT TO A PoPIL.—Edward Fishei, a boy living at No. 187 Third avenue, while returning from school yesterday, fell upon the sidewalk, breaking his arm. Rescur,.—Daniel Coughlin, aged thirty-seven, living at 40 Main atrect, Brooklyn, at eight o'clock last night walked off picr 28 Bast river and was res- cued from drowning by oMcer Crowley and citizens of the precinct, CASUALTIES.—Elizabveth Ryan, of No. 20 Clinton treet, was found on the corner of Park row and Ann otred — eae ian Mer miro ie ed by ing thrown from a wagon at Eust Bergen. Taken to her residence, Founp Drownkp.— Yesterday afternoon the body ofaman, five feet nine inches high, the possessor of sandy hair and goatee, gray woollen pants, new calf boots, two check and one brown flannel shirt, was found in the water at pier No. 5 North river. PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.—Last night Easter Kienan, aged sixty, dwelling at No. 393 Ninth ave- nue, was injared in the head and had her collar bone broken by being run over by a Ninth avenue stage at the corner of Twenty-ninth street and Ninth ave- nue. No arrest is reported. She was taken home in a dangerous condition, EUROPEAN MARKETS. RY MARKET.—LONDON, Nov. 10--5 P. losed at 9435 lor money and acconnt. es five-twenty bonds, 74',. Iilinois Cen- | Erie way ‘Shares, Par RSE.—PARIS, Nov. phe quiet; rentes 70f, 650, FRANKFORT PROURSE.—FRANKPORT, Noy. —10,— United States five-twenty bonds, 78%, a 79 for the sasue of 1862, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKFT.—LIVERPOOL, Nov. Feo P. M.—The market closed with a downward tendency. The following are the last quotations: Middiing uplands, 11d.; middling Orleans, 114d. the sales of the day foot up 10,000 bale: HAVRE COTTON MAKET.—HAVRB, Nov. 10—Even- .—Cotion afioat, 124f. for low middling. LIVERPOOL BRBADSTUFPS MARKET.—LIVERPOO!,, Nov. 16. Market unaltered ta tone and quotations.& LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. —LIVERPOOL, Noy, 10,.—Beef heavy at ws. Liverroot PRropvce MARKFT.—LIvERPOOL, Nov. 10—5 P. M.—Spirits petroleum has declined to vd. per gailon, Refined petroleum steady at is. 63d. | other ardicles uncaanged. | Lonpon Propucr MARKET.—LONDON, Ni | P. M.—Suger closed quiet and steady at 36s, per cwt. tor No. 12 Dutch standard. Oils and lnseeds un- on OLBUM MARKET.—ANGWH joum—The market 18” heavy white, EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. Brest, Nov. 10.—The General Transatiantie Com- pany’s Steamer Pereire, Captain Duchesne, from ew York Uctober Jil, arrived at this port to-day, ev route for Havre. ° SHIPPING NEWS. 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Steamship Caba (Br), Moodie, Liverpool via Queenstown— E Cunard. . Sienmahip Leo, Dearborn, bavannah—Murray, Ferris & Kioamabip James Adger, Lockwood, Charieston—H RM an & Ci ip Hatteras, Lamrerten, Norfolk 1 MeCrendy, ‘Berombin Gianenn Walaen, BononW PF ’ a as Wood, Acapuloo=s & Merehs Ad Fomo g(r) eres’ Liverpo jAWiltiamest Gulod, 1 JaMea and Antworp—Enye & Brock. Ber eS a, Gibraltar 0 7 FBUley ewer naa, Sydney, Bae Netcast. berniow, Gsivonosvunner & eave, wb sonia Merle (Dutch), Teensma, Antwerp—Funch, awe (Nor), Peterson,} Rotterdam—Funch, ‘Meincke ee (Ph Opn tee and Cienfuegos—E San- bs) Saas (Br), Cooper, Rerandine’. N fo Bone Union, Pi ‘Indianola and Lavacca—! Bone Helen’ Babre, ie-J Smith Ae Shae \vannah—N Helen’ Buhre, Jacksonrliie ariuh Gage’ Bheppandy Sa L MeCready & Behe WH Hiompas ‘Wilmington, NO--Baker. Benr ai Sti Wicks, Wareham—G K Racl r ic eae Biedcsor rasoay Wavold; Puilsdenta ARRIVALS. ; REPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAM ¥. suagusren emia oN Bteele, Berm N Hatvey. Ni ies at sepa ie da, noanip 8 Jacinto, Atkins, a wn peony and ramemae ante Savannah, with mdse and Pleamenip Charapion, Lockwood, Chasteston Now 7, with HR Morgan & Co, Boston, with mdse and passen- gers, to Wm P Cl; Eip John O'Geuat aco ster to Calcutta Aug 1, with lin- seed, bo, to Weston & Gray. Crbsed the Baustok ‘hug 20; the rar Phas, toe 98 BE woke ge beat el cae days ont; Be Rept at 5, lon 45.20 it Bem lon a a a ahip Le meses, trom ah, ei for York, 62 days out; Sept 16, lat 3525 S,lon 25 E, bark Italy’ (Br) from, 'rutacorin for London, $8 days out; rai Jat 35 08 8; lon 245) E, ship See an, (ir), froin, Pee ioe for tiewr Yen a ‘dag out 00 8, lon 11 44 E, ship Noach Firat (x ator motiéedatn, diya outs dOthy ln 19 14 3, ton 037 cn inp .Walliacn, Linda (Bh from Calcutta for London, £0 5 Oot 3 Int 14 $y da 80 W, ship Europa (Br, fro ee Honey for Liverpool, diya out, jate, of Ay Vig dofodan; Sdtbe iat 840 on e458 Wetark “Miuerve. GP, trom Havre for St Domingo, bu dayne oe Me Burk Speedwell, Patte ith frutt, to P Balen & Hashed Gi falta Dek is B; Bayete Sw winds duri ing he wg weel ‘cuits Cw Matanzas, 12 days, wih sugar, to James Co, Had A eee easterly weather south of Hatteras; tines nor porte Brig Glance (Br), Willams, Patra te Sarees Pith dried ae to order—versel to gor Bulley. Paased Gibri Oct % and had moderate w CF Eaton (Br, Ca iain Oat 2 Island send, with frat, to WH H foi itd Co. alesnd Costa Rica, Cans! pinwall, 30° days, with tout yoy. From Oct 20 16 Now @ coninuation of N und NE gates. Brig Emma Le Hall, 12 days, with su: anchard, and moinsses, to R P') Buck & Co, 0 date, lat 80, lon ited ‘eargo and stove 2 nde ot ad very heavy weather di tire passag er Brig Wilmington (Br), Martell, Cow Bay, 10 days, with coal, to Ha:ton, Watson & Co. Brig Humming Bird (Br). Earle, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with blaster toJ F Whitney ¥ Eaton, Reed, 5 ade 6 days, with lumber, to Wilton Walker Brig Alice Parks, Mason, Bangor via Provincetown, where she discht Brig Monic: ~ y, Providence. Bile ay Wilttatas, Providence, ‘Alpha, Munson, Port au Piatte, 25 days, with mahoga: ny, "ke, ‘to master. ay into Newport oi junt of damage. received on the vo: Schr Kathleen (Bris Wyman, Glace Bay, 10 days, with coal, to PI Nevius & Son. ‘Schr Kalmar, Lambert, Jacksonville, 13 days, with lumber, to ifichrint & Go. Schr HW MeCotley, Coburn, Newbern, NO, 8 days, with shingles to Wade & Atbley, Zohn Colllas, Cox, Virginia, bebr Monmouth, Davis, Virglaia, Schr Thos @ Benton inte. Sor Maury 8 Tibbets, Sha we, Virdiatas Schr JT Boyd, Robbing, Virginia, Schr George et Hoyt, Cranmer, Virginia, Schr Addis M Haine’, Barrett,’ Baltimore for Bradford. Schr George B Somes, Gray, Vhliadelphia. Schr J ¥ Carver, Carver, Flilade phin. Schr J B Allen, Piiladelphia for Salem. Sear Westmorsland, Price, Philadelphia for Providence. J Ponder Jr, Brigee ers) Phila pala for Newport, Win 8 Doughton, Sprague, Philadelphia for New Lon- beh Sedona, Holbrook, Calais, 7 days, with lumber, to Jed rye & chr oo Rock, Boyd, Calais, 8 days, with lumber, to Jed Fi ‘Schr ata Martha, Wilson, Eastport, 7 days, with lumber, for Jersey Lily. larg’ cre Doughty, Eastport, 8 days, with lath, toJed ed ‘Beni chr Flo Floreo, Smith, Machias, 7 days, with lumber, to Jed F ‘Rohe Zarspa, Donnelly, Macias, 8 days, with lumber, to Chase, Talbot & Ci sae ir Tareas Birewrater, Smith, Jonesboro, 8 days, with lum- r, to Je Tike Nit Hall Murphy, St Georze via Providence, where she discharged. Schr Dirigo, Baker, Bangor, 8 days, with lumber, for Wash- ington, Sch . al Oe Murray, Bangor, 8 days, with lumber, to ele V0! Berry, Pendleton, Bangor, 7 days, with Inmber, to Chase, Patter ‘Co. Senr Williain Severe, Tazlor, Bangor, 9 days, with lumber, Schr Alpine, Jones, Bangor, &days, with lumber, to Prown & to Join Boyaton's Son & ‘he PC Dix, Joknaon, Bangor via Norwich, where she discharged, Schr Frances Ellen, Young, Elisworth via Prdvidence, where eho discharged. Cao Meade, ‘Smith, Lubes, 8 days, with fish, to Jed Frye & © Sear Wile Ler, Hall, Thomaston, 5 days, with Itme, to W €o Siar Taivot, Packard, Rockport, 6 days, with hme, to Burdett & Co. "s rect ‘Ada ‘Ames, Herbert, Rockland, 5 days, with Mme, to Preasy & Co. Schr Amelia, lima, Rockiand, 6 days, with lime, to W 8 brown & C Schr Manstield, Achora, Rockland, 5 days, with lime, to W rown, hr Hedingion, Gregory, Rockland, 6 days, with Hime, to Haviland & Go, Seur Emma i, Gregory, Thorndike, Rockland, 6 days, with lime, to W 8 Brown, op Rata Arthur Andrews, Portland, 6 days, with lumber, 8 “bene ci Oe jones, Portland, 6 days, with lumber, to Holyoke & M Eh Eerie {ade Raymond, Loud, Portland, Sehr BL Kenney, Montgomery, Uioncenter, 5 days, with =. MY Stetson £ Ce hr HM Eaton, 3 Seon Sete a Van oy y Pearl, Sith, Kehr Othello, Hlavidge, Ralem for Philadelphia, Schr Eliza Williams, Corniab, Hoston, Schr Jaco) T Alburger, Mott; Boston tor Potadetphia Schr 8 L Simmons, Gandy, Hoston ‘or Philaelph Ret Marcia S Lewis, Lewla, Ros:n for Phila teiphia, Hebr JE Wright, Morton, Howton for Philadel ph S br F Edwards, Bolce, Boston for Philadelphia. , Boston ‘or Philadelphia. Schr Oriole Sehr & A Conklin, Bennett, Boston for Philadel sehr Ji jetison, Parker, Roston for Kon: faunes T Schr Sau Jnan,Jomes, Hoston for ton tout. Sehr Heaperay, Burgess, Cape Ann, 6 wun a stone, to Burdett ¢ € sy ‘hild, Brooks, Nantucket, 4 days, with fish, to rook, Potter, Nantucket, 4 days, with fab, to Ce me Kin gstand, Gill, Nantucket, 4 days, with fish, to Rogera & © sebr Pennavivanta, Hutchina, Wareham, a Te Wareham for Philadelphia. Keetle, Taunton, r hr Otis, Chas ord. ta, Phinney, New Redford. ine, Lace, Ni ort Wm B Daritn: Sehr Keren Happ! Sehr Atlantic, Sta’ Sehr Bay Stale, Sehr Martin Van Buren, Hare Schr Niger, Thompson, f Sehr Stephen Waterm: Sebr Ano tliza, Crow: Selir John C Baxter, dont Sehr Ontario, Marber, Providence for titeabet Echr Emeling Hetybt, Avery. Providenes for Elizabethport. Sehr James English, Barker, Providence for Rondout. Sehr Davidson, Smith, Provit dont. hr PSC Vought, chr Gol Jones, Stren, br NM Skinner, Th Bedtord tor Newark. Schr Mary Anna, Adains Sehr Chief, Smith, New tee ton Schr Sarah Lavine, Sikh, New Haven, Sehr Staten (slander, Babicock, New Havens ray, Parker, New Haron for Eiizabet!y ort raily © Denw json, Till, New Haven for any Yacht Sappho, Baldwin, Cowes, 31 days, to C, 2 RPoMtion. The steamship Westphalia, arrived Mh, reporta left South. ampton Oct 0, at eed very heavy woster'y prise during the Sous voy wv 6,4 PM, 40 miles SW by Sor'Cape Race, saw the wreck of & dismasted black brig, yah yellow airipe, deserted by the crew, apparentiy a ising bri che Lonler Kewton, from Brookeville, 1s consigned to Bryan & Pease, not as before reported. SAILED. Steamships Cimbrin, Hamburg: Graumda, Vera Cruz, te; Teo, Savannah: James ~ Charleston; Hatteras, ‘Nor: Wind at sunset ESE, fresh, Shipping Notes. Snowine FaLse Licnie—We hear the question agitated in ineurance and shipping circles as to the !iabiilty for damage of a vessel lying additional lights for telegraph purposes to those required by law, and tho {mpression is very general that 9 vessel xo doing would be liable, The recent collision off Sandy Hook, on Saturday evening last, botwoen an in- ward and outward bound steamer, was caused by the display of an additional red ight on the inward bound steamer. A person who was in (he immediate vicinity of that d at the time uf fis occurrence, and gaw the lights of the inward bound steamer, was al ous to judge of the character of the ‘voase!, but was under the impression that it was a tug with a Ship In tow, and he ts well acquaioted with the const and the various steamers plying north and south, Would it not answer a better purpote, and be safer, for n vessel wishing to ho telegraphed to throw up certain rockets that might be egreod upon, and not by the display of lights, thereby avoid- ing all danger to life and property? P HinznN LAN, of the Mamtrenl Qcean Steamehip 18, will leave Liverpoo! Nov 12 for Portland, the Tast tenner (or Quebec this season having salied Nov 5. bia gh IN MAIN®.--Mr Giibert Fost, of Perry, has aid the keel of vesael of about 140 tons, at the yard of the 7 Lu ace, are to build a bark aplen, Long, of avec, bas commenced at that town n conpie-deck vesuel of ubunt 409 tons, Caleb § Huston, aq, of Eastport, lias commenced a vessel of B08 tone end’ work for the ship at his yard which hap be panded for some time, will +e continued short) ILE Carter & Sons, of Robbinston, have m: na for buliting we ‘achr nt their yard at that pin Honty ybbineton, will earry on vessel build pen Pembroke to some exient the coming year, Mr Aaron Frost, maater botider. Marine Diansters. Sreawantp MARMION bas broken in two, and it was feared {hat she would go to pieces last ight, as inere wae a Leavy sea running, Sir PALMERSTON, Koll, from Hamburg Oot 2 for New York, put back to Falmouth , 1, *th inst, leaking. Sip Conpen FivreR, at San Frageiase 25th nit from New Yor’, erpertenest very beary raiee olf Cave Horn and W H Jenxine (Br), 10 for'New York, Yul base’ dan ws cargo shifted would discharge. Buio Tuomas Wat-tan, Robinson, from Philadelphia tor Ponce, Pi, Bermiude $ith lt in iawreayy ot what Datars not sted te Gee at the for posoes juabllane’ there. BRIG AMAZON, Bulfc rted at Bermuda distress, cleared for Barbatdes 2d fast with inward cargo. BRIG FRANCISCO DB AL’ — Warden's survey ApxA. A Port surrey e held on the 4th inst thins pe thas she pared baarageah'n aan anid recommended that the veastl be discharged. 1@ MARY STEW, mie he int ioae ant, Kane ( deka WF Deaninen, 390 Bangor, at Holmes’ Hole 8th experienced very heav: entire passage, sprung foremast and 18 NIoanor, Hanne, from Wilmington, rice lea) and ‘north he ne C3 ware ae Cape. mary fant, deg eck ‘i Torespast and aVradder post oat hoon | Sore Lawamtars (ot Meron) fin isabethport, wk 8 i. ai ile fe toot ota Walt ard, and the f gdhecs ford. Her rete pan feet. Shewan Dalied an ep a ted and was freed after several hours’ tor pe Rk ALBIE E Waa, Lanai! xorkier Boston, wi Co ener Laat Tarpastin Cove 7th just, wt4 AM, dy by Phoenix, of Portinnd, and lost mainsail, part of main rigging, rail, aud stove in ‘the wale on starboard aie, and was run ashore in a sinking condition, having 4 of an font ‘the U's revenue cutter e actives Os Capt Fi will repair at Holmes* Hole, The Phentx Stbboom. yi FRANK PALMEE, at Holmes! Hole 8b, ins, from Jacksonville, mn tle ist Ost, off Fi Bacais ergertented's bales Saieriatt caer eeagt beams to the bowsprit cap; also sprung. beak. Sonu Punts, Johnson, from Calais for NYork, which arrived at Newport Sunday, reports was in collision, same oes date, with an unknown and lost jibboom, latter had mainsail torn. Capri, Oct2—The Bounding Billow, Videlich, was snilea for Barcelona under jury masts. Gravrsexp, Oct The Elcano, Brown, for Cardiff and Hong Kong, has put back with loss of sails, Miscellaneous. © Purser Edwin A Smith, of the steamship Fah-Kee, from Bermuda, has our thanks for full files of Inte papers. ‘We are under obligations to pursers Chas F Burke, of the steamship Huntsville, and J B Docharty, of the San Jacinto, fo <n papers in ee of the mail. ONCHED—At Calels, 24 inet, from the yard of Owen leds, at ic ehr of 140 oma named o Gxt Wentwo ‘hiting, of Somesville, Desert, launched a fine, staunch ittlesehr calledthe A J. Whiting, on Wednentay ot Inat week. She is built for freighting, add measures, new mensurement, 44 Naas to Mariners. MEDITERRANEAN—SCUTH OOAST OF te ea gad BED LIGHT AT ENTRANOE OF BERAULT RIVE! ‘The French government has given notice that on and after the loth of September, 16%, a Tight will be exhibited from u frected fue head of the We tower recently ‘estern Jetty, at the entrance of the river Herault, south coast of ‘The ght is a, fixed red light, ft an elevation of 41 feet above the level of the sea, and in clear weather should seen from a distance of seven miles, ‘he tower is of iron, painted white, and 31 fest bi stands in lat 43. deg 16min 49 sec N, lon 8deg 26 mio wad E of Greenwich. ALGERIA—FIXED LIGHT ON CAPE M. Daring the month of October, 188, a light ‘will be exhibited from tower recently erected da Cape Matifou, ia the pro- vince of Algeria, North coast ‘The light will be a ued whivo ich agen elevation of 242 wisi clear weather should foot aboye the level of the nee, and ‘The illuminating porting) is dloptrio oF by lenses of the be seen from a distance o fourth eer The of stone, and stands on the in Int 36 48 45N, hous 8 a 3 east of ere a ‘and about 8}¢ mules to the eastward of Algeri lighthouse. Towarda the end of Septem onahes Ps light hibited end of Septamber, 1868, @ light was ex from lighthouse recently erected on Cape Caxine, Alze:in, The light is @ revolving white light, a its brit ancy every re minute. It ia elevated 21 Teves of the ses, and in clear weather distance of 25 miles. grit litmainating spparatue ia dioptric or by lenses, of the ‘orler. ‘The tower is of stone and stands on the Capo In lat 3648 45 N, long 2 58 40 0 8 of Greenwich. XED GREEN LIGHT AT TEPAZA, Towards the end of Sepiember, 186, a light was exhibited from a lighthouse recontly erected’ on Point Ras-el-Kalls, at Ty ‘Phe lights a fixed green light, slerated 103 feet abore the level of the sea and {n clear ‘weather should be seen from a ‘distance of 8 or 10 miles. beseea from a ‘The tower is of stone anc int about 12 miles: eastward of Shershel ftemthouse t to ia Tat ‘8 Bde N, lon 215 EB of Greenwich, Whalemen. Bark Rmily Morgan, Dexter, cleared at New Bedford th tng Ter PACED Qeeete «ioe is pain Wr hoak BbeabGll at f swift: Bliven; of is Spoken. Ship Viceroy, from Liverpool for San Francisco, Sept 24, "Shh Jona American), 97 days from Letth f be yi i Latib5, on th (the Havener, wath eso from N for Rt . fein at erm lewport for Rio Janeiro, ne itigan, from Liverpool for Califorata, Sept Bark Ulive, from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro, Sept 28, lat 10 N, lon 35, Bark Palmetto (American), standin the SW, Sept 17.34 N, lon 26 42 W.. . i piel tare. Argus (Prus), from Philadelphia for Siettin, Oct 21, wont Mery sen os from Baltimore for Matanzas, Oct mie lat ae i Abeecom pe ring NAW, 8m 15 miles dit Gintat (oy Charlotte Webb, Nod. a4 nee an Cbg poe bine with the letter D in the white, and a bark, she fa Be ite sicual, with « black ball Ia i were passed Now 6, In the Straits of ‘Florida, Fereign Ports. ALICANTE, Oct 28—Arrived, A A Drebert, Russ, NYork. Buistor, et 3—Salled, Arthur Kinsmab, Buckman, New Y Seize, Hon, Rept 21—Arrived, brig spp Bkar- mann, NYork. BERMUDA, Oct 4—Arrived, bri Philadelphia! for Ponce, PR, in ileweeat Ste Bist, ba ara ests = Meat bark, Vakyris, McKensey, NYork: Kor 2, Eoin, Oct 8 Cleared, Sigaal, WYork Peru, York, ei EE heey Haran, Toe on Peeled, Nor ‘Nora, Gibbs, NYork: Edwin Rowe, ELsiNoRR, Oct 96— Arrived, Ei Dorado, Harding, Baltimore ies Stettin; Minna. Staukel, NYork for do. Fa Oct $9—Arrived, Sarah Newman, Congdon, Ak- "Balled 28th, Susan Hinks, Phinney (from Ajab), Antwerp. Grosse oC Srrived: Ellen Blewart Holland, Phila- ParmnALran, Oct 20—Arrived, Avon, Gardner, Patras (and ‘Of do 18th, Starr beg ng rang from oo for Mar- seilles; Lizzie, nga for Banton. Cleared #34, Mary © Wariner, lariner, Marseilles. Hav ‘Young, Buenos Ayres. Rated ‘Eng Bird Firs , Newcastle and NYork. Howouutt. on, Woods, Hoston. PER a foun, Nit welinss fess Quick, Winaingioes ‘Nov 10, Seven 6 Entered out 28th, Sali of London (), Brooks, N frre for ror Rar Orieans ; City york; Aleppo (a), Harrison, do and joston. Losnon, Oct 29—Cleared, Sarah A Staples, Staples, Phila- filed from Gravesend ‘28th, American NYork, wpm, Prt ‘back 28th, Eleano, Brown, for Cardiff ‘Hong Kong, with loss of ails, SHON, Ovt 292—Arrived, Shasta, Brown, MYork ; 284, Eliz. aneth Cowan, Hodgron, do, PAt.enmo, Oct 17—Arrived, Lone Star, Kenealey, Naples; 19th, Witeh, Hopkins, Licata, gu RENSTOWN, Oct 27- Arrived, Southern Eagle, Picrce, i. Satled 20th, Harry Virden, Collivs, Liverpool. atstamn ‘Ucl 9:-_Cleared, Ober Burgomelater von Win- oo NYork. AoUA, OF 4In port bark Robt Allen (7), just arriroy to load for NYork (the bark RA Alien, ‘Wolton, sailed trom Havana 19th reported for American Port ALEXANDRIA, Nov $—Arrived, echra Emma Bacon, Cass, and Abbie Bussey bn ae eth Parker, Parker, Rew Haven; f0t kirk, irae roe ¥ City. Sued Behe Pr anguret| Waples, Bridgeport, and Win M Wi son, NAPPORAUG, Ri ‘Rov’ t~Arrived, sloop Charies, Thurston, Sailed—Schr Elouise, Notter, NY¢ * ‘nw Matthews, Mal BOSTON, Nov 9—Arrived, bar! 4 arenes, er ; Hattie Page, ; Bria, oreph Weg. omer . ra; Chl Wishart, Masco. Hate Fares get Powter 3 AM a tance n Robinson Hon, Chit; ME Sram, Woy Wind, Pailever phase pesiiess, Baxter, aa pct A Dehart, Low, Cleared, Beamer Norman, (1 I}, Philadelphia ; barks Nehemiah Gibson (new, 741.5 toon, Francia (Hr), Morehouse, St Mn! snip Aunie visa frome Walaobore for for Wrork! Feralas at anchor, ), Martye, Lives ts Arrived, steamer iy brig Rese, (Br) Upton y aierrs 10th —. bark Jehu, Crowsil, Leone; schr Johannes, Rio G rin ‘arrived 1 aa Aberdeen een, izabeth Did Ma- ia Wheeler, Philadelphia: sch whee fm maths Navest nae Nov y Voge. Hi George Appo's, fi eae hw isamond; ibe in ‘Miter, Arectoo, P ; echre Hanni er, do; AB Crabtree, Joy, Fale Neto jackson, Cla vell, from San Bias. jeared~-Bark New Li; Brown, Rio Janeiro: brig Abb: bon Ore! att, Boston; She Addie P azn Prov! “lesen W pare AL (Br). BANGOR, Nov 8—-Salled, | \, sche Laurel, Foxes, Wabington; sohr Waichful, Cart, Ellanbethe Poot ARERETONS N Nov 10 Arrived, steamship Manhattan, Woodhnll, NYork. DIGHTON, ‘Nov &-Satled, achr Senator, Smith, Pongh- keepaic. a GREENWICH, Nov 8--Arrived, ech Equal, Paul, ‘ALi RIVER, Nov 7 Arrived, schig RW Brown, Rod- roan, Philadelphia; Fly Away, Kelley, Ni ; Win Hone, Heres Louisa, Hamiiu, do; Isaae H Barden, Baldwin, oval GLOUCESTER, Nov 0. iets bet Carlos, Parker, Qadir; Hom Cutten, (Br yy Tangent, Verri\| rane lely aa, Yon Rook m Belie, Binker, ver, Falea, Rock- bh Daridson,. Ketehum, Bangor gt nips Hopewal, rye, ‘eb tay, Meouize j Ration, 5 indelphia for Portland; inriea Fite HOUR, Now, Presented ‘apd sailed, ech aya Irwiny Atkins, Botton fof Palingelphia by Dirin, New, fr for do. ied, sehr Gustie Wilson, Fiore, 8 B eee: chasse an | Meade, Hitter, B Marehall, Bes FIO feet above the | John L Merril, Hatch, Philatelpiie for Rosina; Addve Bird ul, wondout for dd; James O'Donoh Remburg fr a3: Ansie Gui Gilise, Michell, Ezabe: or ot Portlacd; Montrose, Gi rieryony n, do for Newburypor: Marthe, Beith Piviadelpets for, Belfast; inal, NYork Fisade i ar London tor Chiba ‘ale bec; Minna, H Ne Hateheicer, Ev ish Bona for Haltimore; Joba Nye, Wiley BF Reeves, Branman, do for Piiiadel “i Mee acs Gack, Call for do; Mary & Eliza, Whey, Shia, Cornwallis, NS, £ McLean? Pane aa for co; Bancy Tol: for Pawtucket, 8 E Woo iburr, Woodbury, ford; Eaurs, Coombs, do for Washington, DC ‘Cook, und Abme® Taylor, Gul iver. do for Bria, } erate Saco for Providence; J clean - Eliza, Fandy Point, § B. Woodbury; howe New’ Halas’, Abner taylor, and War Sth—Arrived and sailed, schrs Thomas T Taakar, Alem, Ggoramiowe, for Boston; Lucy J Keeler, Freeman, Yeo- mico yt for do; Benj 8 Wrijht, Brown, Tangier, Va for do; Galvin & Kawaids, Corson, Filiaelpits or ‘iso arrived; Lydia A Mag, Davis, Boston for Philadelphia, Salled—Bark Hunter, Forest tate, Matte % + bri aie Wenibra Rng’ jcchrs Addie Mur-hie, Ju * Atal iB M Bird, J O'Dokohes Anas tei re “Mutu, Nov 6—Arrived, brig Pubilia (Span), Guardiola, ared-—Steamsl Caribbean. MACHIASPOKT, ‘No mince tne ge pipers, Li ab Lenn, saamiey ceaehe cane pens poe Bie 1 Reve TiC. Coun Not Hag Gage Sa tee ORLEANS, Nov 10—Sailed, steamship Sazonie, a Nov 8-Sailed, bark Ishmul & Susanne, Roy, NEWESURYPORT, Nov 8--Arrived, achra A J Bragg, Philadelphia Gen Banks, Fitzceraid; g and Canary, IN PSOU, aeeaans Bo lout; BO Nvres, Bradley, PI Poi binson, ‘Farrow, Co NEW WEDPOKD, D, Oo $Arvived, sl ‘liza tichra Sataie Gobi ; Mth, Julia Elizabeth, Candaxe, do; Vigilant, Nieker- Pbil- son, Port Johuson: # L Hammond, Lawren NYork: whos Eis, Kelly, Gloucester for 0, sailed oh hos B Smith, Howman, NYorix. WPORT, Nov PAived Bulg tain. Rongeann, , Cape Ann for tue ee gor far Gillndelphia; Abner Tv Gulliver, Jo for do’; Farragut, Clark, Calals for do; D P Dixon, News rt for doy Mary 8 Lunt, Brown, ao fo: imore; J” farshall, Marshall, Boston for Darien, Gx; Chariee ond, Higgins, co'for Alexandria: Tea P Wheeler, Dyety, ra letphin fo for Bortiand; Adria, Haskell, aol G at am, Rockland’ for NYork; sgt & (Ella, Wiley, for do; Keren js Sar Kelley, do for York? ate, Nickerson, Portland’ for do; Phontx, ine ston; Galata. for do? Lizzie. Carr, Gilcirist,. Thomaston for ‘York — River, Warren ' Blak 5 hy ‘do for James, River Dread, ginia ; Sinbad, ‘Arey, NY ork for Bontol zabethport for NBedford: ‘Martia 4 % Pawtucket for Rondout; Bay State, Long, do for NYore’ Pointer, Nichols, Bristol for do; © ‘overiny, Staples, and Jonas C Chew, Deering Potaune for aateenaite Smith, on for Font ; Wi lird, Caswell, Rondout, Also, riiiancs, Providence for N York; eehre Jolla & Dis; Donner flarwicn for doe Al red | Hail, Wixén, for do; Fatr Wind Bowman, Nfedford for do Rickiard Bt Bie gins, Paine, Wellfleet for St Marve; Benj T Grocker, fixedly rovineetown for Noriolk. Returned in consequeave af h winds, schra Wake, Gan‘ty, hence (or Paiindelphin; B D Pitts, Vail, Albany for NBedford; Hattie, Carter, Providence i Darien. Ga. ICH, | Pkt Arrived, sebra Jane Maria, Rondout; Champion, Sailed- ora Bolger Brown, Gedney, NyYork. NEW LONDON, Nov 6—Arrived, scrs Late’ Callahan, Newburg ‘Geo Lampueat —Schrs Te! [ath tae, Porto Rico; Charley Woolsey Alexandria’ Tek Barlinsaine, and JH tit Philad phn Se aventy tr, Cosh Brox) saoes for NYork. NEW ov SeArrived, achra Lady Emme, Sore, Keller, I dizabeibport: New" ae Tie, Fe cert Marah J Hoyt and teamehip Junial nih ls pote J egiare Ma Be Atraaer Grove Nor 9— Hoxie, New Orleans; barks Scham: Br), Davison, Hantsport; Ca bar Seis aad WE Caml, Conk 5 Run arte 1; Foyle a: ae oy Giaronits Ella # Growl HHowet, Ne New ‘Bedford; “Rerthera Lights Ht Diguton; Wa E Russell, Mehaitey, M Weman, Boston: sehre HT (rat lary MoKe rocker, *t resbrey, Tau on SATS atras; Li Foster, Charleston; schr ed Heaton? Buck, New York: O L Herrick, Baldwin, Me A Ford on Caryenter, Bt. ota, ‘Noe azn steamneitp D at schra David Faust, 8th—Arrive: ws Blckinore, Penileton, G Orang. (gr Wendy cieatuesta: 3 Phimdoloblay Sulla A Beck ker, Duntons exnineei hrs Mary Fous, Hi ney, ilsabelnort; Deflance, Hal, pales roodman, NY UTH, Oct, 20—Arrived, sehre Mary 72 a Anna B Jabobs, Jones. and schrs Mary Price, sat snails «eon Fitraty ratty jo. achrs Eliza Pharo, - he TElieabe +; Hen) Butler, Fowier cs hey ™PROVIDENC lannah Blackman, " phi ore ‘an liven, Eile, 3 Jones, Fades ies RP King, biire rene leabathporti aon Davina’ sang aoe cee Keene Ww Brainas York; jaching ward, d; Hadley, d05 (Cer), Dwyer, BAY. “fine, kon rn, Win ams, Maryport, Cieated— Bri; Ward, and Kollinj Snow, NYork; Lije saree “ees aaa Lub Arzived, bi chon, Monn Pad TAU Li fe eet hve Chae L Lovering, Staples, pS ark NO. Hott” Arrived, sohrs John Fora, Bt goa, and sulle Flo} yd, Squires NYsree Clara Bell, Ames- eared—Schr Maria Hall, Shepard, Boston. ELLANEOUS. Al. our TO-DAY Tr 934 o'clock, THE DROP OF CRIMSON; wT ME, vemne ramon. “Aub FRENCH CHINAY A Tea Bet, 44 only 86,8, A Dinner Ps plage a ee afte’ oer, or an order Maras with seamruntioed te edie isiver plated Ware in grest variety, including Knives, Forte at at reduction. ae hhguse Furnishing Goods, Cina, Gia ane Crockery Ware of every descri for catalogue. EDWARD D. BASSPORD, Cooper Institute New York, comer Biore. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED Tt +4 A ny Sino; to put; g charge unt eo SC LOWES, Att ‘Attorney, 78 Nassau street. AMOLUTE DIVORCES atig Hig ore OBTAINED IN @blained. Advice tree, wins Notary "Public and Oounsmise one ran KING, at t Law, ‘261 Broadway. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS: ine AND XEN. « tucky State Lotteries:— utagou nt —Eextiin CLASS 687, WOVE! 10, 66, ‘Stssoomt iy orn dt 2 8 4, 25, 22, 76, eee guage ¢ arte ae KENTCOKY—cLags, xovE BER 10, ae 20, 78, 27, Shore Reve 63, 48. Toformation furnished in the shove hod bieo vies Uy J. 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Six or seven pills should be used every night fortwo or three nights, ‘They will cure the diarrhoea if present, remove the weight from tho chest snd bowels ‘and the feeling of ful ness about the head and neck, el cleansing the liver, spleen, gall-bladder and kidneys, and otherwise eid each organ of the body to work well, this because the bowels and the blood have been re- of an oppressive burden, Indeed, after two or three Gays' use of Brandreth’s Pills, paling, aches, heaviness aud Guiness vanish ; life, vivactly aid agileness take their place; the eye and the complexion sow clear and bright, and the voice oven acquires a honlihy, cheerful ring, Observe Bran- droth’s Pills are innocent and adapted for every period of life, from infancy toold age. Dr. Brandreth’s office, BRANDRETH MOUSE, NEW _Sotd by all eran Ue oF detention from business, for Stritture, Disenses of Peivic \ iscera, Deformities of LES ERLEY'S HARD RURDER PILE ED. 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