The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1868, Page 8

BUROPE. ‘The steamship Union, Captain Von Santen, from Bremen, vis Southampton November 10, arrived at ‘Gite port at a late hour last night. She brings three ~ pensioners evening the Prince snd Princess, then stopping at Windsor, were serenaded by ® mumerous body of ‘ghorusters at their apartments, & The pageant of the Lord Mayor's day took place, ‘as usual, in London on the 9th inst, The weather ‘was beautiful, and &larger crowd was assembled hasbeen seen for several years. The old Lord etate carriage, discontinued on the former jperemony, made its appearance with renewed splen- dor, Trenenent coredel Sennen aaneN ey se, eompanted the procession. ~ 4 The Etendara, Avenir National and Tritune of Paris, besides several provincial papers, were seized ‘By the government on the 8th inst. for publishing the Mist of subscriptions for the erection of a monument ‘e the memory of M. Baudin, The Marquis de Banneville, the French Ambassa- @or, was graciously received by the Pope in a pri- ‘wate audience on the 6th inst, His Holiness express- ed cordial sentiments towards the Emperor. ENGLAND. we She Annual Banquet of the Lord Mayor of , Lendon—Extracts from the Speeches of Ben= ‘Jamin Disracli and Reverdy page| a Mr. Jonnson, in reply to the toast of * fealth Bere ‘Excellencies 4 Foreign Lea said:. le hap- “fet and p mee man. feared wwichout @tiempting 2 the ro erightest degree to disparage tl vernments of o! her countries, my Pyeng I an n, nila pao hes offended with me that, ry Re teePeateulated to, promote. fom eet calcula mot @ncrease our power. HP these should ve, ition we will cure the Hi wefer to the as they are mcr en eae vain. (Cheers.) Great as is the From ta greater posi world, in the COUR ‘which 1 have the ‘This ci ‘accounted for on which, however, ‘the present ‘ocoanion, dice Wait me to refer, except in them is that in our Seana we were San tneeae and another is that when we became separated it was because the men America boner, as the men of the acknowledge, that principles ngiish free- dom not only ’ justified bp demanded the se; And though some may have thought that step would be injurious to your country, the ore se re- iced, and no portion of the wo! to hata le of the United States, oe ing, that ie rice cared aan a power prosperity of d. the mate ner thro wich we we a which ‘as filled our land witn monuments of oft dead—we Eert that there existed with us, and that there M4 ed here differences of opinion as to the causes and stification of that confict.« But these, thank oa longer exist. We at home areone. And arom the moment I landed on your shores I became satisfied that the public opinion of aoe ce ae Mon ae institutions of the United . rayne im ok ch have heya Fa with wl Ihave been ut when the criss find that the civilities exhibit Sowards me, apd the return which I have made to en) have not injuriously affected the negotiations hich have been conducted between your noble an the Zar from Becretary for Forel Affairs | and ahey will be satistied that the one was as since! offer as 1 know that the ether was sincefely reciprocated. (Loud cheers.) I wpeak within the hearing of my of noble frjend your Foreign be cont | I hope he will not consider me as overstepp! ng the bounds of diplomatic pro- riety when I te: a ai led some at me oF as will soon find that there ts no cheer- (Renewed amg.) peak, an he knows, from wfowiedge, when Asay that the dyficulties which for some time have Threatened the peace of the. two countries are now— ‘what shall I say, Mr. Secretary ?—I almoat pause for areply—are now atan end. (Loud and protracted cletring) as tet aed ta bow cs ond ae TOU fo say—(a laugh} epi that it has been brought about withour touch- pm the slightest degree the rights or the honor of er nation. (Loud cheers.) And if, in the future, diplomatic negotiations should be conducted in thé Same spirit with which the roy lord Po myself Rave carried on our negotiation! ca presence ef you all aud in presence of the’ <= that in the Inture wars will be next “E we DISRABLI, we thet toast of aac} ajesty’s Ministers, expressed himeelf:—! know very well that those w who on can throw their eyes ever all the possible causes of international miscon- = may give & pur long catalogue of causes of mediate but those app! aa are not an by her jajeaty's government. (Cheers.) They do not believe that there is any cause ior war, or that there is any pretext for war. They believe, on the contrary, that it is the conviction of all those sove- reigns and ministers who influence the destiny of mations and the course of events that it fs fort the advantage of their countries end subjects that eS should be maintained. (Cheers,) 1 admit— cause on occasions like the present it is unwise to conceal en taped of anxiety which we may feel— i admit the relative position of France apd Prussia—two of the most eminent among the eivilized and leading countries of Europe—there ta apparently cauge for in the great armaments ‘Which they now promote. But, asin private lite we somctimes find that between two high spirited indl- viduals without suMcient cause, there are yet some amiaconce) which they themselves believe there ie no suficient foundation for, and under these ctr- eumstances that those who are their friends, whose ;motives cannot be misconceived, feel it their duty to inter- Sere, and by promoting muvaal explanations lead to a more salu state of wentiment, so I think that o Te of epemenmis: od ay who 80 8 ng to the statement of the Minister of the United States, terminates those dificult, and in somes sense, = ond enduring misund with that = ‘- meee ye a of Buro stepping tries, who are — cfetng, bu but Mog 2d pe, J hi Sepwination w be Drought = to these mira hen miannderaan - thgs as has been tween the United tates ‘and, our own own eo oye And I hope, when this time next ee acknowledging this toast—(loud we the honor of ebecrs and laughter)—I may be permitted to remind You of these observations, and that the Ambassadors ‘ef Prussia and France who miay be present wil! rise and impart that liar interest to the proceedings which his Excellency the American Minister has given by his aieeepy speech on the present occa- gon. Cl FRANCE. Queen Isabelia in Paris. ‘Paris (Oct. 8) correspondence of the London Times.} ‘[he Parisians are curious to get a sight of Isabella, ex-queen of Spain, who, with her suite of more thau thirty , is ‘lodged th the Hotel du Pavilion de Rue de Kivoil. Peopie loiver abont and look up at the windows; but no one of the My public has yet caught « glimpse of her fallen Great ai oe too, ta excited by the fact ace of Father Claret being among us, as weil a3 the gallant Marfori, who seems to be as Sndispensable to the Queen aa her spiritual con fessor. There are m: police hanging about in wniform and out of ui for our royal Spaniah wu. #ts are expecting @ violation of hospitality. Strict erders are given to the people about the oan not to ive any mrormation, espectally pest Inquire ‘what ls going on. The train arri ep Friday, and great precautions were used to ‘vent any one seeing tho royal travellers. M. x-Queen's late Ambassabor at Paris, has madé ali the police arrangements, The Parisian journals have apoken 80 much about the scandals of the Spanish Court, the confessors of the x n, lay as et as bene genes the Guring the rel Impossible to ereet the ladies vob tbe earriages with ® chartrart, doing the same to a lady who ‘* regarded with little respect by the Parisian workmen. However, we get to know a little of what as going on despite the precantions taken. Queen feabella either aagumes or really feeis a hanghty in. erence toall who allude swith sympathy to her f She speaks with confidence of her gon’s revarn to the throne, and adds that e has no desire herself to resume the pene | of rule, Her Majesty we wery mated when referring to the military men of the oe and Wee ee ike Teongts With her er power. Her a er ast holy Felice, ne Foy of jewels Py the Golden rose which Pius IX, bestowed on reward for her virtues, The King who, whee ta Popeye in the we Teiiety% 8 floor snore tse Queea, Bt told, i 6es ali that has oconrred as a course, yXas one or two ttimate frends with dim and arta € bimself in his own way. Don Se- Dastian has com @ UP from Peau with hie artistic bag- gre. He, too, « Ve nothing about ‘Sbdout political events, THe me VOTED FIRE AT SEA, The rt of @ 9 Mel On fire as seen in the Airection of Bast Hamp, 9% In L, 1 s mistake, and provably arose from the ur Ng & quaptity of Blday Lay Was On Lir9 OB Lh NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1868. the place, A vessel arrived at St. Maro with two large guns, the 80. for ve"s eamers.” pickets have been severely, defeere Sebastopol. ‘The gun, some amupi- ag or a several Lea ‘They had minety-aix a A column of Cacos barked for Saltron. The place was attacked Thomas sie 4 President Salnave had been cruising about the ports in the South in tte steamer Alexandre Pétion. He had visited Cape Haytien, where he landed and gave directions to the general in command there to hold out to the last ‘against any attempt of the revo- lutlonists to take the town. Shortly after he had re- embarked for Port au Prince the insurgents opened fire on the south side of the town, and when the French mail steamer Tampico left the Cape the fight So ait oe gon. The President arrived at Port au th his two vessels of waron the night of ‘the 6th inst.; but the results of his cruise were not British war known. ‘The steamer Niobe left Port Royal, (Jam.) for Aux Gages on on the 24th of October, to pro- tect British intercsta, It is said that her commander has orders to prevent oe 8 bombardment by Presi- “dent Salnave’s steamers of say Bayan towns in which there are British residents eugaged in busi- ness, An engagement took place at a place called Aux Banes on the 2ith of October, between the revolu- ernment troops, and the loss of ‘The tn- a of Gonaives were one of — the in- te having succeeded in cutting oif the sup- py of water from the town. it beget had Nissage an independent a e rebels. ‘with General ular governmeut had been aeeniaies 5 hereon of Rameau Winiste John Lynch is Vice President or the e Council ot tate. ‘The new government is established at St. Marc, which town is well fortified and capable, ‘t is waid, of resisting any force Salnave might send against it, In the South 1 General Domingue is daily making his Position stronger as President of the southern re- Public, There was a illumination at Jacmel On the 23d ultimo in honor of his election, Three days after he published a proclamation announcing various successes in the rebel cause. Exchange at Port au Prince was at 110. ST. DOMINGO. Ogando Captures Neyba—Adon to Join Him— Fighting at Victoria—Defeat of Caceres. By way of St. Thomas, wer. 13, we have the follow- DOW ren. “2 pe es lo, the “Fevotutionary leader in the k possession of the town Rota on the ad poten whence he will move on Azua. Ge eral Adon who was at Jacmel, landed with twenty on the coast near Petit-Troi and was going oie ope and take yy fe ‘where ex) Wi Hendag ae oe It ed «that on in the one Dian aus. near zua, and also at Victol mall town about five miles Psy the city. Victors, 4s the place where Mr. Baez went nd monttis ago, with ali the Ministers ‘and a great even of his supporters, oe visit, the oniy one he has made since he ras ech, in Be Domingo, General Laperon, 5 the leadet of the Fevolutton, who i in St. Thomas, Nas letters from General Cabrera, who is in the north of St. Domingo, to the effect that they had proclaimed Luperon and routed Gencral Caceres at Capotillo, the birth-place wither restora- tion of the republic. Cavrera pura res to Dajabon. A great many of Caceres’ troops beiong- ; 5 to eanueso and ‘Port au Plate deserted aud In the east Manrueta is preparing and very soon will raise in Leybo. The Dominican exiles lately at ‘Turk’s my ett with pone and ammunition and landed at St. Marc, to join Cabrera. Baez continues to persecute everybody opposed to him, He has imprisoned lately Mr. Kstcban Poro, a respectable “sage and very peaceful man. He was aicalde during the Cabrai administration. He has iso maltreated. Mr. Beauregard, ex-Congreseman, and many others without any reason whatever. BROOKLYN CITY. THE COURTS. TUNGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT—CIACUIT. Verdict Against 4 Life Insurance Company. Before Judge Tappan. Eten C. Mallory vs. The Travellers’ Insurance Company, of Har(ford, Conn.—The plaintiff brought an action against the company yesterday for $2,000, the amount of an Insurance policy issued by the company to her brother, William 8. Mallory, on the Ist of January, 1867. The policy was @ life and acci- dent one, which provided under certain restrictions that for the payment of ten dollars the com would pay the peices $2,000 if he should, withia the term of the receive injuries which, in three ae from a eir occurrence, should cause death. Mallory met his death by an accideng, and the plaintiff stated that the accident came within the terms of the policy. ‘The answer of the company was to the effect that = ee had no interest in the life of the insurer, ‘was obtained by misrepresenta- insurer had been subject to fits of insanity. Th ‘ne company aso denied at ‘the death of the insurer was caused by an accident which came within the meaning of aula cy. Considera- ble testimony was taken, when the jury returned @ =. the plainuff, giving her the fall amount COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY, NOY. 23. Kinos County Orrcurr Court.—Nos. 37, 34, 94, 102, nt, 112, 113, 114, 115, 117, 90, 94, 58, 59, 82, 03, 95, BROOKLYx Crry Court.—Nos. 46, 12, 13, “ 1%, 21, 45, 44, 46, 58, 59, 60, 72, 78, 82, 87, 88, 105, 1 BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Tue BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.—A meeting of the Board of Supervisors was held yesterday, when the tax rolls were confirmed and transferred to the office of the Collector of Taxes. ‘Tae CouRT MARTIAL OF GENERAL CROOKR.—Yes- terday the court martial appointed to try General Crooke, of the Second division, met pursuant to ad- journment. The Judge Advocate stated that the writ of prohibition granted to the Supreme Court ‘was atill in effect, and would be until the stn of De- cember, The court ay adjourned anit the 18th of December, at twelve M. A Woman ARRESTED FOR AnSON.—Detective Prost arrested & young woman named Kate Ebiter at Ja- ee a hy CB eelkt aoe & ©. F. Dunham and Charles fon smith, af ‘at thiat place. The accused, as al- legee. ‘set fire to the wagon Louse of Messrs, Dunham to the wood house of Charles Smith. She was taken n belore the Justice of Jamaica and held to await the action of the Grand Jury. PRORABLY FaTal ASSAULT at Fort Bautivox,— Yesterday morning the drum major at Fort Hamilton got into an altercation with a man whowe name could not be ascertained and assaulted him with a shovel, Me struck the man on the head, knocking him senseless, and, it is believed, fracturing his rkull. The assailant then made his escape, but was absequently arrested by some of the officers of the sae ean ioeked up to await the result of the injuries ificted. Post-MORTEM EXAMINATION.—Dr. A, W. Shepherd made a post-mortem examination of the body of Catherine Masterson, hihons a ri of age, who died suddenly on T hursd it the residence of Mrs. Margaret Tracey, yan street, under some- what raysierions ch Yiraetances. Indications of the Presence of corros' were found in the stomach. The decej ert s ap yd bad Fecentiy toat her sive ion, aud was much depressed in spirit in consequence, ALLEGED Rospery any EScaPR 10 BUPFALO.—A short time since two men named Charles Schaffer and Joseph McIntire were engaged in repairing the canal boat EB. W. Whitt ving in the Atlantic dock basin. Sudden! © disappeared, and about he had been b= —_ one ae iscov leved Oo} us} natarall: 1 ‘Schaffer, and as he was President of waa ine po: ane tel ce hed "Vanden ane at that place im there. Yen tective wig in atv before Justice Delmar, who commit him anul the ath inat., When his tejal will take piace, Taw Farad ACCWBN? TO THR FIMAMAN.-Vorongy | Plavip Ld \the body ednesday a wall were examined a8 to ‘Of the accident, but no ena could qcotans fer je of the wall, The building from’ which the wall tell was not attached to tife one burned, nor was there any fire in it at the time of the accident. After Havening to the evidence ‘The investigation into the circumetances con- nected with the -killing of George, Brewer on the occasion of the collision between the Fulton ferry boats Hamilton and Union, on Saturday moraing last, was resumen yesterday afternoon at the Coro- ner’s office; when the following testimony was elicited:— TESTIMONY OF A WITNESS OF THE COLLISION. Thomas D. Kidd testified that he was first oMcer Of the steamship Gulf City; that he saw the collision between the boats Hamilton and Union on Saturday, 14th instant; that he was on board his own ship, which was moored immediately below the Fulton ferry. His attention was catied to the collision by seeing the boat coming into the slip #0 rapidly, He was superintending the fasten- ing his own ip at the time, and in cnn over his » nouider he saw the boat coming in fast and close to the rack on the side at which the other boat lay; he kept his eye on the boat, believing that there wouid be a collision; the boat which was entering the slip was probably forty or fifty feet distant from the other boat whea he observed them; as far as he could see tie first mentioned boat went directly on toward the other bout, but he thought she struck the rack first and then gianced away 80 that she strack the other boat on tie north side; he could not see whether the wheels were turning or not as the rack of the ferry Was between him’ wud the boats; from the time he noticed the boat cong in the headway did not seem to him'to be checked at a1 until the boats col- lided; he could not form any opinion as to bier she Was brought into the ‘a tulip properly or not; could pot say whether there was tug or Sikes boat lying across the slip previous to collision, ‘TESTIMONY OF THE BNGINEER, Peter Cahill, a of tye Fulton ferryboat Hauiiton, test jaat on the morning in question he had charge of ‘the e commenced work that morning at five o’clock, sad continued in charge of the boat from that ry he did not remember anything unusual until he heard the crash; he did not know what caused the crash at the moment, but he svon found out that his boat had collided with the Union; he did not know what time they started irom Brookiyn on the tripon which the collision occurred the boat came acrogs at the usual rate of speed; that the ordinary smalbbeli was rung to start, and after that he heard no bell for perhaps three or four min- utes; he had a clock in the Ine room, bat it does not go; then he heard one ring of the gong, which means ‘shut of tue speed of engine;” then, in a couple of seconds, fhe Ke sound of the gong to ‘euntook? the engine or stop entirely; he obeyed the belis; almost 8 800n as the stop bell was ru: two’ bells to back uD were rung; he oveyed that ofder immedi- ately; nearly as he could judge all the soundings of the gong to slow, stop and back were given within ay seconds, and he obeyed the orders in that time; fe “shut oi” by pushing up, the throtue valve bande at is left hang; shen to © ‘an. Bek itt ad TO a generally then the star. he shoul t Che bells to back; , nased od the: same bar to start as to check; the engine worked well; he turned the thjection Wheel partly as soon as he say the “slack up”; bell; thea je turned it .aloge when tie bell to. mp Was yung, 2 sng then irae on in when, he heard the ‘4 yea gave the wheel about iwo os sy aan this, slacking, stopp! pple, backi ig On the injectioi wi mt ae es he collision occurred he thea nati Sey giusio and gage A ee IP bacee mop. p Backing. (rh the witness eapieina ea and eg iterated at adozen times to enable the goung Sonia who was taking tie testimony dows. an pose of what he should put else understood at tue Coroner, having at length it down and the wituess pro- ceeded.) He stopped backing, aud then in a roy short time the pilot spoke bad through the pipe and told him to “back strong as they were under the other boat;”” it took about three stiong revoluttons to get the clear of each other; when he got the signal to slack up he was ou the platform, polaaloy tue injection wheels, right alongside of the as gear; on the he was using as he got signal and put back the throttle valve; a ‘boat ¥ nen mn good headw: way cannot get “on the centre,” it would take about six revolutions to stop the ‘boat dead; he could not say how near his boat was to the over when he got the si po im ne engine room 18 down stairs and he coul TESTIMONY OF py rT Albert S. Greene, of 124 Van Buren street, "hrookiyn testaued that he went on board the Hamiiton at about tweniy minutes past seven; he had two young wen with bim; wien he was about to go on heehee La saw the rear chains up so that no more w: id go on board, and he remarked tuat he did not iike toygo on that boat as it was so crowded. His com- panions induced him to go on and they went into the ladies’ cabin and stood up; he heard no bell unt! the boat was just near the slip, then ne heard the bell to “slack;” he then, with his companiot went to the door of the cabin, toward the front, ‘and could just get outside the door, although he gould not open the door very wide in Gonaequence of me crowd; the boat was just then entering the passengers commenced to push forward, Suk ne heard @ young man say, “We are going to strike that boat;”’ he noticed then that taey would strike the boat even, as he had often been on board Miter the boats struck others when they were lying in the eilp, but they always came togei! even; he heard no signal to stop or thought Es wheels were sroppeds ‘at this tune were probably seiner ave feet from the Union; the boat was going at a Phi Tate of eed; ame the boats struck he heard somebody from house hy out to stand back; just then the peopie wae covaing sorwaray he wi ee he oun 0 as inju and face and his boot torn off; he was ed to the house for three TRSTIMONY OF THK SUPERINTENDENT OF PILOTS. Luther Smith testified that he is of pilots for the Union Ferry Com; the employ of she company woue ala te ‘of the com wome sixteen years; he is gonsidered ® very careful and reliable’ ry fe White got from him (Mr. Smith) permesion to tice as pilot some three years ago; he has been the employ of the com ‘as deck hand about six years; ae has been considered @ com| ‘as there was no vacancy for him moved; the pilots on the Union ferry have a8 pilots; they are not required to nave t bistune sant sna) pe on pees ME. whit has permission is (Mr. Smith's) presence; Mr. White to steer whenever he chooses; Mr. White had Ww ob- tain the consent of Mr. Albertson to take charge of the wheel; Mr. White has never had charge of @ boat during a * whole day; he On #e' occasions been alone in charge of the pilot house. The witness said ne had heard the evidence on the inqu ah pee what he attributed the ae ea , tides.” eeatngram of ness ex: per pee parporin a o' the situation at the Shien.) Resuming he said:—The tide must have taken the ern, of of the Hamiiton around; it ls not always possible for the pllota to know the variations of the tides; there are ag many boats ran on the ferry as it 1s possible to have with the number of t aitve the com hag; he has heard some taik in the office of the intention of the company to procure more siips; the eddy varies, sometimes it ta owe away tp and hoy yo away out; the engineer could not boat in one and a half revolutions, but if the boat Coat enn going into her own slip she would have stopped long before she reached the bridge; at ficod tne tide runs three or four knots, and the eddy about a knot aud a half; the eddy is not caused by the alips; It caused by the tide returning, striking the Buttermilk chao- nei tide and then’ being forced across strikes the New York shore about Fulton or Beekman streets; there is mo theory for the of the eddy and such accidents are liabie to occur at any Ume just before food; the boat was not going too fast; under ordinary circumstances tho faster the better to gain the slip. STATEMENT OP DR. BEACH. Dr. Wooster Beach stated that he had made an ex- ternal examination of the body and found tuat there Was great laceration of one le and a fracture of the skull and that these injuries were sufficient to cause death immediately. VERDICT OF THR JURY. ‘The jury retired at the conclusiou of Dr. Beach’s statement, and after being out about balf an hour revurned with the verdict:—“That the death of George Brewer was caused by the collision between tho ferryboats Hamilton and Union, said coilision being the result of the exceas of agers on the Hamilton, thereby rendering her in @ great measure tnmauageabie in au state of tide.’’ ‘This was declared the unsnoimous of the jurors, ail of whom signed tueir names, as fol- jows:—Joseph 8. Peacock, 640 Fourth avenue; D. B. eg i Ry a A 5 place; Jose ant, St., {old No.) Wi yurteenth nets B. M. Freeborn, 193 Front streets 0. 8. ee 62 Staton st etreet; A. Hi. ne Burrell, 196 Front sti ae coy Coroner a ey Loe if the jury did not wi cenmure he was assured they aid no bes feei inclin bag! heave maroeey. After the sage conel had been reached by the Dep Joputy Coroner that “s mountein was in labor and so forth . mouse,” the crowd which bad attended the performance of the iarce quietly dispersed. Pe i pase, November 20, Auauia M. time’ of faperal will be published in Sunday's papurs. For efer Degins oe Aevents Pays} > QARING ATTEMPT: TO OB 4 WANK. 1 ‘Thieves Detected anu Hacape—The Stelen Preperty Recovered. person named Joseph Howell, who gave lis residence as No. 77 West Thirty-sixth street, made a depoalt op Monday last in the bank of fifty dollars and the next day retarned and brought a twenty bond of the value of $500, which he left in the bank for safe keeping. Yesterday he entered the bank and stated that he wanted to put some other papers in the safe with the bond, Mr, Ellis, the clerk, opened the safe, took out the bond and brought it to the front of the office where Howell was standing, leaving the safe open, While conversing with Howell Mr. Ellis heard a noise near the safe, and at hee pentonndd tira @ safe, where they found that’ the hief had fete ph the floor near the safe $500 Ch bills and a tin box containing valuable propery ae amount of which nes given. iho bank no loss, owing to pt action of Mr, Ellis. In- guiries resulted ine Dusntog tne fact that Howell has no residence at the above number, and it is more than probabie that this is a systematic job ar- ranged by expert thieves to rob the bank, SHIPPING NEWS. Almaaas for New York—-Tuis Day. Sun rises Sun sets. 6 54 | Moon sets eve 11 20 4 88 | High water..morn 12 59 PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVLMBER 29, 1868, Herald Packages. Captains and Pursers of Veasels. arriving .at this. port will please deliver ail packages intended for the H&SALD to our. regularly authorised agents who are aitached to our Steam Yacht tieet. The New York Assvciated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to (he delivery of packages, an will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the regular monthly meeting heid March 3, 1868:— Resolved, That on and after Apru 1, I) Associated peetrat desecniaes tne solieston ‘of ablp a ‘news in the Eior stew York. Passed unanimously, ‘gr The office of the Herald steam yachts JAWES and JEANNETTE fa at Whitehall slip, Ai! commumeations from ‘owners and consignees to the masters of inward bound ‘Vessels will be forwarded free of charge. CLEARED, Steamshtp Europa (Br), Craig, Gi Henderson Bros. Ship Mologks, Hawthorne, Aspinwalla-3 l Merchaut Co. park O Paliher (ir, Smith, Rolterdam—P T Nevis & eerark Fides (NG), Harjes, Bremen Ruger Bros. Bark Wasp, Hrady, Gibraltar and Mata HE Sprague. Bark Jobo Gritin, Downey, ‘Matanzus—J E Warde Co. Bark Stampede , Friabee, Kemedios—J ew Ward «& tyr ‘ons Zavaila Wi Wiluams, Kio Grande—B F Smail Hirlg Orescent (Bs), Spencer, St John's, PR—J F sme eae Mountain Eagle, Sherman, Norfolk—Miller & Hough- a ese se eat Trjetie, r Shannon (Br), Lowe, Harbor [sian ughty, Savanna» —Bentley, Miller & Tho- chr Carrie 8 Webb, Day, Georsetown, SC—Bentley, Miller Thomas. Schr HG Hand, Taylor, Alexandria —Van Brant & Staght Schr ery, Bos.on—'i K Kackett ¢ Bro, Ecur Hale now, ‘New Bed ori—Ferguson & Wood, wind, Fuller, New Bolforu—Ferguson & ‘ood, Schr N Berry, Pendleton, Providence—C L Hatch. Schr N Shaler, Brewer, Hartiori—d K Rickelt & Bro, *** Bloop Dinwiddi Bitazard, Wunutagton, Sloop Bapsond: Woolsey, New Haven ary K Rackett & Bro. Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Bteamship Benes Co Thompson, Liverpool Noy 5, and m Queenstowa fu and 035 pasasayers, to the Na- Hlonal Steamahlp Uo. Experienced very ueary’ wealner the entire Ste: amnsnip ‘inton an fon Santen, Bremen, via Southe ampton Nov 10, with mise and agers to Oeirichs & Co, ‘Steamship iasissippi, tin, ilo danetro ‘Oct 26, Babia soit, Pernambuco Nov ly Para, éth, and St Thomas 14th, with tiarrugon, ‘Tied i jov 7, at the mouth of Pare 1 ia Rio Janetro, Cruz, Sisal and ra to F dioaandre Steams, Dearborn, Savannah, 65 hours, with mdse ames Murvay, Ferris & Co. Had Boe five weather f the Damage mateamabip Jas Adger, Lockwood, Charleston Nov 18, with ‘ase and passengers oH Moren = Co, 1ikh tna ‘at 956 ex jsnale with st patr eg voy cee me day, at 2 PM, yr eachanged Taal wi with steamanip Char hence for Charleston, shinoad, Oi: rain ‘and Norfolk, “ie md Snes hd panstnyere, to tbe Olé Dowiaion ip Rebecen Clyde, {Ghlcpester, Washington, DO, shours, with mse, to James _Steamitip Fanite, Howe, Puhalelphin, with mdse,’ to J tarde Canal Benntvon, Waleutta, Aug, Sand wie ert ‘Toth, wi ie ene to i clan josisn ‘Bache, 'P, Cape of Good Col Hope, St gets ght wi weather. Aug 'B N, ton x7 m (BD, from Silcutia for ‘Londou. - ip Star (of Ey from do for do. Sept 25, 8 ion ry ship Punjaub (Br), from do ‘for do. Uct_ 18, iat 6 808, lon ah, ship ery Grp, with troops, steering 3B. "Oct 10, ‘Araius, [rom Cardi for Monte: Be, Bark Scawfell (Bri, Hender, Yokohama bog om bron to order. Was becalmed three weeks tn Phew upto haw dag rh lg are fo conse Ma ipoke snip eavy easterly K: long 7 49, spoke Bruce (Be), (oy Caloutia for Loudon? en ‘OW Bt Helen dark Cay Kurrachee for ( ct a, fy ioe ™ long 90, Dacia brig Karl, from Grimeny for Oartheag Br), Koss, Hoag Kony June 23, with toleinemann & Payson, Passed Anjier Aug Good Hope Sept 17, and crossed the j.had heary weal off the Feceived no di Sao er im the China Sea and o pee bn which lasted $0 hours wits great viol ely, Calcutta and es tows | I arto 8 i lat E pate a 5 ic woxtner ey 20, tig fan st tear, ane mand to Faimouih, Aug sh, iat’ lon ish ship Gresham, a aa eH, cy 2 London. | Sept 34, iat 98 S, Jon ¢ ‘Marta, 08 days out from'Bi ww, 4B with coal ie westery winds to vin lat 49, fon 60, saw June = Poe I alized Fou crow 80 on pound ¥ as, vi ‘Bark Toe Tuae ‘Bry (ey Sipe iat si and fron, to Heacerss lon 80, since then two pe pee str, dar ison, Br. oye in ee 8 cominsation of gaies from 8E to PG bad weather. vit ite in 3B, showing ae Patterson, Rio iran te do Sal, 64 days, with hides, ac, to B wy weather laiter part of Fiokd & Himes, hat Oct kas had iigae winds soe baer eee asso Gibraltar rig Sou (of Machlaa 82 days with Evo. Dinreter oot. ‘es mee ear ae a eee See walle NG) Ons 2b, secur Fides (: Oct 1 ont arenes qin 4 fears fine Aecriapad fo Kor 3; on thed ett Seely pats oon Cee oat low Pimaloeal, mala aad fore topmast slay: sail: nce == to Nis. Fortw ‘Lorenteon, Oporto 4i days, with wine, at ieay days, and River days, with coffee, to to Hagemeyer oop a Br}! Gos, Bene rita a urbe 1 Fhippr , Go. 4 da J bre Vovedes EG, alors Blo Janeti oe ice fer, to Hen Int pita lon 34, spoke Flora (in, from Vaiparaiso; Nov 19, Wm Van a boy, fell overboard and was drowned. Brig Queen 0 of the Os ley. Balmanao, Rio Janeiro, Oct 7, with coffee to Geo F Light wine and fine weather 10 the equator; pA ator Oct 23: Now 14 encoun tores heavy gale, territe oy commenced at NB, veering rount to 99 4, continued strong winds a Bab eer ten ae ion oF milen bed to distance carry hy j= several heat beadealis, = anon, ‘hick fom, Os tain wind 1 naized American 1a 7 40 3 Jong fc ongiow Wee ee 25 days, with oa. it winds all the brig, fuil of days in that from south foams, i NYork for 1, ulin at 3.0 8, Bosumore’ for mode, tat 3 Brig Minnie & (EP pean De at, Ae, 19 Maitiand, Phat , & Co. 70, rig Queen of the south, Hwidock, Demarara, 18 days, with eagar de, to order. Had tine wentuer all the passage. rig Leact, acco and Mecsaniio, 24 ars, with vob ad win lire passage, and his been north of Hatteras. ath ara enc jeath, Waymao, Bangor via Stonington, a Brie Lunt, Baagor vin Bridgeport, where she el Lond Dent sett Senate Grant io Abad ey ger jor Den! “if Sapeue ion bark Ur25achuen trom Key Wes t 7 Fa Nona obr ince & Jobneon st Brookhaven), ion pre Ayres Sept 12, vis Montevideo I*t), wiih hides ap’ omtrich feathers, to math otuson & Sins. Itai ight winds and caime + had no Ror 6, Joseph s oertin consumption, iat Ws, apoxe vari XG), Helin, om at fe for pas giiays out, who kind: 4y auppited us wih provislons. Von Acren, Rio Grande dei Sul, 63 days, with wien to, to Osirichs & 'Co. Has yood weaitier ali the pas- weecir Hubert (Br), Forgeon, Cow lay, 18 days, with coal, Toaster. by) ‘sun ay Masters, Wiodsor, NB, 10 days, with Piaater, to HY if & Co. br Maria Jane, Jones, Kichmon | Vn. benr NE ire, Alex n tye, ent Lott haa, Al rine Bent Trade Winds Motfiaan’ A.srsudcin ior New Baven, ina Rehr Two Marys, Allen, Virginia. heli exertion: Forbelly Vir Beir Jaa 9 sildbee, Newton ¥ Behe Julia ‘Wedd, Creamer, ¥ ur Daniel Holmes, Kage n iri9e, Pit adele a Da He, Bual, Phiaie y ene Lady Elien, AJbro, Suade! ink for bowtuts __ GRERNOCK, Now 6—Arrived, fgets, doa rea, Schr auner Taylor, Gulliver, Bangor via Bridgeport, where ‘ache Moumain Laure, Ange, Bangor via Norwalk, where bar Holbrook, Rockland via Providence, where Schr Geof Trigg, Linnekta, Gloucester, 8 days, with Sab, ome Plerce, Jones, Gloucester, 4 days, with fish, to =e : al z iW 7 i W Cummings, Boult, Providence for Elizabeth- jnnear, Providence for Elizabetbport. Geo Haw “a Neds tl Nod, Gfean, Prov Le ar for Hondout, New Ne ritaven for Philadelphia. Bebr Staten Talanda, ce Roo or for Ellzabeib- , chr California, Lyne, Mew Haren for Eitzsbethpo br Laverty, Jo ‘New Haven for Hilzabelupor, Bohr Gloucesicr, a, Now Haven for Elizabetiport, Behr Now Glove, Brag, Now Haven for Rondout. Sehr Joseph, Corwin ‘New Haven for Rondout. fright, Warren, Bridgeport. jun, Bloop Irene, Sinith, V: lacs gh be jotterbohm, and LEA Taylor, for San Francisco, +hored at the Southwest Bpit, ‘Ship John Beriram, for Hamburg; bark Ornen, for Gibral- tar, and brig Kebecea, for Oporto, are anchored at Quaran- la. Wind at sunset E; at midnight NE. ae Ponveers aera (EG) bios io from Hamburg bert New York, jax, NB, on the 15th inst, leaky, an RAPIp4n, which cleared at Kew Orleans 14h CN Re od inst, on the out Jeans, bat came off without Ms gy lightered by 8 schooner of about 100 boxes of er cargo, After tloasing, boxes were taken on board and pola steamer proceeded. ore Cromwrt ys from Calcutta tor Boat wie Sameire: Get 36, having put in leaking badly sud pumps out of order. i Rite SHIP JOuN SIDNEY, from Port Townsend for Callao, ashore on MeKillum Point, gf wart, Sounds ‘aout the a ust ae ithout damage after discharg- Suir EmMILy MoNzAR, from Belfs Me, ran ashore on MoGee's Bank ans le be was as got ef by wrecker who re- red $3,000 and 160 bales ian salvage, ira easel pru: aad arrived at Mobile 7th inst, an Bel iG ROTHBAY Crow: esata ‘for N york ‘put into isi Tomas Tie eet, Kock leaking. Lai an SELMA, , from Batilla river for Bath, Mé mae Be vasa Ei ta Y Yan Ib dlatrese, of what nature not ere RN Ha? Norris, fe with Me Monies nal ears forvor 8 Spain, with a cargo of shook’ an was aban- e 84 inst, off Culebra inland, Tharing Bang alesk ‘nd became entirely wraterlo aioe we ‘owned shai a uae tl “scan psc JONRS, Sa fi hylan roe — on sabes by the steamtug J M Li J M Lewis from There ahs wea groandek, Reatty ail the carg ha previous been taken off fn lighters and ie ug. lout two fnchipped white she was. seround, A-% we igeannl 5 od ae eustained.—St, Augustine fla) Examiner, Some AuEEnr, of Mi for Newport, with cargo ot nae re Po facgday Tmoralag’was. Fut for fepairs and Sot Anigatt Baar, from Boston for Philadetphia, be- ported ah ot 1h iat" She Tomained ght, nad would be got ol, Orew Capt Pinckney, which Soun RINGLEADER, of ashore prove a total loss. Crew went ashore near Liverpool, NS, oa Nov $—The North German ship Palmerston, lamburg for New Yor ‘women and i PLYMOUTH, oli from tt and women, being fe thel vavn af the prim pumps, Twenty-ave men Nef, cane to-morrow laced com; are gone off to taetr rel ia ioe Gres, ‘Weatern n renisters Steve The Palmerstor poy draws Wetec, ‘and wos originaliy emoumer Purser W D Spore, of the steamship Missiesippi, from Rio Janeiro, will please aceept our thanks for favors. We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Leo, from Savannah, for an abundant enpply of papers. We have been requested by several pilots to call the atten- tion of the proper authorities to the fact that the Lower Swash Light is allowed to go out or neglected to be trimmed before arek ‘The saune, to a certain extent, of the Lower Chan- Sm. Isso Wanv—To the Altar of the Herald —New York, Nov 20, 1808-1 tis asus marine re) o AD ve ably Webb wea towed to the eeing oy Joast Wrecking ny's steamers Rescue and Please correct the talsiaie, as both steamers are in the erly of the New ane Subina- Fine Company. The same tlstake has occurred befor’, ta the case of the Lookout, ashore on Jones’ inlet. I know chat on love fairplay and ge honct to whom honor is due. Wie the Coast Wrecking Company's steamers were along Side of the dock, waiting for somethilug to turn up, the steam- or Philp, with a Ne Sie a ate si an a gale wind, at cwa life andloss of of fits vessel, touave ite tahow SAMUELS, Bark Sra Engi, one, bl pat at BM ict ia 160, now at New Y. to W Southmayd 2Suad, for the Matamoros trade, on pilvate tera. Missing Vesert—Schr William Loper, Captain, Fie: salled froma Port Jobuson Ot 14 with a Cargo o? cont for Bee: since which time notuing bas been heard of ber. The wife and family were on board. The W Li rexttered oe Twas built at Millville, Nd, to 1881, from when port Lauxcurn—t1th ti from the yard of Snow, Farwell Con Mooring, et loa et on J 4 mabt, called Hath tau, and owned & eral others. She ts to be eommanded Rockland, Whalemen. lite Helen Mar arrived st San Fraueiseo Nov 20, from the Fetic Ocean, with 1000 bbls oil and 18,000 ibs bone. Spoke Getl0, James Allon, with 1,100 bois oi! abd 18,000 tbs bone. Foreign Ports, izes For 4-2o rt ship City of New York, Thomas, (Br), Mullen for Boston 20, ved schr Hews, Brown, NYork, ada vealed (1 New B ), Reascben, York (and anchored at Imsum heey mi gE. cE = ‘Kennedy, Hoffees, Savannah ; Captain L Snow, of Stratford, Wijyer Pevancot BUENOS A’ Fs, Satin prt barks La Plata, Crowell, for NYork 10 days: leon, (or do 8; brig Americus, Hand, for BAtbaDos, “te 4 30 Arrived, brig Scotland, Lawson, NYork | os eee oe™ NYork; Mth, bark Gol- Jn port Nov # bark Monterum eats from York, arrived Oth, roy (ie), Hammond from ao, ertive S Br), Sion ma cio, arrived se rere Dan igre Ba ti sac sore 1's anton ry rt Harris (Bry, Purdy,’ from Norvolk, Vay Trivedi ide (rh GSmer, froma Phiigiteipht “Boney oh ‘GanbivE, Nov ia, Ws Conk, Nov 6- eer tifineos, nay oae, NB. pw Ot oat are Home, Dickey, Gloraltar ; Nov nell, from Callao (and was ordered to Vigo to perforas qua- i "pts, Oe 29a -prrived brig Peri (Br 4Cole, Boston, wr enred Ost joaton ; Jorden, do. for NYork Idg; for Fiderwooo, Nov F—Sastec, Faony Atkinson, Atkinson, Haver, Nor G-Sailed, Panny, Carvor, Cardiff and Cotte for NYork (ree Dinaate Palidespaa hia vin yd cae’ sebr Auglo Americana (4r), 4, Baliiin CANARY x IeLANDe OF prior to Oot a sbtp eager, Lin- if oar LARLOTIETOWN, Lig Rov 3 -Arrived, chr Jane Louisa ‘rigs Lulan (ir), Nov’, La Fane JoCarthy, New Haven; Edna (sr), MeCovny, (Noy, brig B Mel McLeod, eloclty <r) fot do do; bebe O & Parnes Si John, Nu. nto ar Columbia (@), Carnaghan, Harwion, Novy. od Sarah and Elisabeth, Sim 5 in, }) Simpson, HAVANA, Nov 20—Arrived, steamship Bionville, Baker, ‘ork. ALIPAX, Nov 18—Arrived, steamship p Deron (NG), rag tien jov 7—Arrived, brig Rising Stn, Wrigut, JR ovis # (Br), Perkins, NYork (9 reporied ts pon ray Graee.Seorimington (Or wares Nvork vis salt River! Henry Perkin. Beynon Phil cer, Sas Marshal, ‘Yorks Narstna Fugder’ Chay ; Armstrong, 01 yor: City of Waahtr iter Malfax goa “oi Sth, Richard. 111, Bircet, wis jadelpbia ; Rm a ae ean Raluimore; Raotiloe, Hagor, Mork; ed jonaldson, rane ie pi Tie Win Tapscott, Bell, NYork ; pony Bjonnes, woo Barab Sands, Armetreng, f ‘or Bombay; Corn- ali og Bom jane Thompeon, charde, Cad!z, Lowvon, Nov lov 7—Arrived, Gladiator, Angua, Boston ; St Pe- A antanae A apap Fulmore, Charleston ; Pe- NDON DERRY, rhe 4 agenes, Stadacona, New Orleani RGHORN, Nord tn, fou fr Webster, Freeman, from for RYork onsienee Patterson, Marecilies, for do; bark aN ar nine artes gos ieee Bridges, Phila- Pensecoi hen, Pederson tan reirsot rn, on 8-08, Berek s a Braples, NA i on rrived, ahip Win Wiloon, neon, sagan, On put io Yor Felresagwenta "nal i the (rs Penny, NYork. Balled ediniport iit deg Voor Sear Pio mcr Baan 2 arrived. ri baz Serene, Oliver, ange cafes ant *yores agra aes Ci Sac cy ee toate rot nora Am), Chandler, soar $3: 1 8 reeset ter eetgueatiter a ‘ike lated ion betta ae echr Baithzore;. brig C M Rey hatte for NYork; Mtihe ra do; Baltimore. Smyrnlote, Mi ta, Turks Tali Lisbon, Curt ana ith, bark SE ERs Nor 5—Arrived, brig Oliver Cutts (Br), whe — _seanee ristiongp NYork ; Elsie, Boo- nian aarine, bata i araved ed ahip Minnesota, Lavertok, ask Yindaens, Besclay, ‘S—Arrived, Ludwig, Flemming, New Glovennis Gia, Se Bow from EL oh land to load > } Aux bsg ns to load for with “ie eb kore fs. ov 8 Clara Mons" ba, N¥ork Bibs br Se” REC Nor Ie Arrived, aa Wild Hanter (Br), Hatield, N’ Cleared Fy "ROON, Nov Tonks [sLamDs, Nov ar Ont 410 Ast to ‘finish Dar, VE, Nov t- rard's 1 West Holm, for , to wail same ‘At Sierra Leone Oct I Bark Reunion, Colins, Cardenas, ‘A'Marshell, Marahail, Balthnore, eta port brig: Auililes, Doty Tos ‘States, atled, stp Guayaquil jet toload Jum! OAST OF ArmtoA— At Accra Sept 29, bark Kedar, Belen Maria, Hanson, unc. 8, Dark hel American Ports. BOSTON, Nov ieee achra Niger, Thompson, NY ork A peed from N Cod at 10:45); bark N Stuorlas and Annie Francia on ange fee of achooners outwi soa edgar, Gal Saxon, Boy iveaton 5 san, Baxter, erisguimores JA ea lock Cr ed 18 gan ratte hie § ads PWioletter Brig N Blowers bound remain at ancbor Ix gerry Norah, Gibbs, from Denia, (Pn, for Bor po jsenes Manea- abla te nssed 6 Yor, ¢ Roads. thcnarrived, rigs Castilian, Lodg, Havana; Mary Wileon, Bat MORE, Nov Nov, 18_Arvived. steamer Baltimore (WG), ny Wi ton. Satled— Bar! Delawa BRUNSWICK, Ga, N ““aled Dtior BANG Nov. Wee ry, Caren, NJ nt Phelan Htiaeipaia, NYork 1 for Boston; Rio, Young, and rown, aud Unton, Rosebrool Franklin, B George Kilborn, ‘Stanley, fakes aud Maria, outat, Hamilton, reminded in rae ae Southampton ssh ark TR. "Patios M si, Dem 4 Yeared—Bark Delaware Br. ite, ‘Demerara; achre St doling, Newfounslands Nov estern Star, Crows are; brig L Staples. jov 1a—Arrived poe brig meee 10 Lith, brig A Bradshaw, ears, NYork. bark Hornet, Lot Cag ; Lee th Rk La se aed Fickering? Washingiony bo" ten Bank SEVERL, Nov 16—Arrived, schr Tantamonnt, Hanigom- , adel TOWN, Now, 18—Arrived, schra Wentw: ‘Windsor; Senator Grimés and Sarah, Mo ‘Orion, Osborne, do fe i, NYork for Bange ip, foe ames Baris WR Nev 17—Salled, schr Atalanta, Robhngov, Philadelphia 'NJ, (in tow of steamer Charles Cham! ). 11—-Cleared, brig James Parker, Card, de» GALVESTON, Nov 12—Arrived, bark Balaclava (Br), ria) Elérldge, NYork. tien gg B Days Tain Cleared, ar bei ta Stevens, ‘hinney, Satter so Nov heron vnonge York x os) NYork Pleman, LA Ed Edwards, M ii, Ror Hoarrive Boston; Hat- a a aa- (god is Sailed 10th for Pensacolas ; Tite a ie, Ap ’ EW BEDFoRD, Nov, 19—Sailed, schr Dictator, Rich, Vir- SNEWPORT, Nov 19—Sailed, brigS P Brown, Keene, for NORWICH, Nov Lette ini L Smith, from Elizabeth “eee and C H 8 jailed: eee Rockland; as B Metcalf, Empire, Jenn; ‘orky Ni iW Lt LORKDOK No ‘Nov 17—Arrived, sche Mary Eveline, dew ‘ York: Satled—Schr R C A Ward, for Alexandria, paftt-Amived, * Nhe brig Susan E Prescott, Philadelphia, for Baw HAVEN, Nov Arrived, ey ee OoRLEADELPHTA, Nov 1 John Wiiaon, Nowell, an ‘ioe, Daaversport; wae: mE Del, tained at the break: ‘Baker; Brom Scud, it ay Hol Gioatr Ae th Mercer, “Kin Brantberg, Alien, eg Jesse ‘jue 8 breakwater large teet:--Sclira. Nellie ston; L-Johneon, trom Demerara’ for N York vad Lotte att Leavitt a v be Watson, Hor WF Burcese, from Phi Sioww, trom Alexandria for do. - Wind By PORTLAND, Roy 13—Arziv Cumberland for “Gleared—Bark iT stocker ~ ben je PAWT KET, Nov mong Salled—Schrs Ophir, Sears, Rondout; Com Greene; John C Mth — Sabi Mary Lou Holmes, crawfar Thomas do; Alida RICHMOND, mons, New Lork, ROUKLAND, Nov 1 NYork; léth, 6 Come: Artosto, Spear, Nore Jane, Saunders, NY: York NYork, women, Pian Por rge Arrived, schre Emp! jowton j ack, Lynn; Hunter, I Nov Ww—-6P bss! Bonga | vessels sm, de in com latanzas. Harriet Gardner, Ham- OVIDENCE, Nov prepay schr Alida, Eaton, Rond- ty Bory: Clay, necticut, Ste ‘Harry baxter, Jones, ‘and ory ‘itis, Noe bark Cophas Starrett, Babbidge baow,, Roppenenacok river Price, _Y: eredag Philadephia Niahngaey Beebe, ge Elizavethport; W! Hokert RKoadout; Aon ree, a pos Nov 18--Arrived, schr Geo ‘brat, segaipiia for sobre ‘Nancy Jane, Sar. penny Tres, ah Elsworth jed, Tsquive i ‘Tim. Shucor tor Nore rcs TYutor Metcalt fo for Belfast; eve BSailed Lath, rebrs Trade ‘Wind, Babb; Fg » Ware, ial ; Stetao: Maggie Bet! eae cA Pressey, an ora,’ Myers, ine ier Heudrlck, Norfolk ; “coruelim iy "ander a Ne ‘Achorn, and Morea,’ Robingoo, Jameson; ‘Vicusvurg. Kellock, Gesu: all, and Ocean Star, Ke emnddy, tae: FRANCISCO, Nov 2—Arrived, bark Moneynick, Mar- aball, Victoria, VI. Cleared—ships Indus (Br) Allsopp, Mnzatian; Lady Def. — i bet Sheehan, do. 1%b—Arrived, steamship Oregonian, Panama; shipe Law- ay ; bar! Cork ; bea Ser; SAV ANNAL iia River for sith—Arrives vie Chariestgn Ship Sxpea | Now Vi— Arrived, York; schre Ida 1. Bangor, NY rena, Golf, NYork ; Tenby Gast Liverpool: maa, Ww red Ships Oracles Kor th_-Arrived,' bri anon Oliver fron Havre. = tat aaten ene, rom TithArrlved, steamner Isaxc P Smith, Hammond, NYork sehr John Mettler, Barlow, NYork. Gardner Colby, Dunbar, Liverpool. a Nathl st loward, Ha:rin; ‘k Niobe, ps f, White, Ho datagorh, Portland ai. ‘Smith, Smith, and piratto: ‘ork. TAU STON Os t ‘ov. Ih xiied, schrs Sylvester Hale, Coleman, Keefe, NYork. SAT Lata ros, ies Nov 18—Cleared, brig James Crosby, Baldwin, Porto Bi Ken! do; Tiadeiphia. reimay Ha aprany. Se. Ebaa- fenry Ch ze Dr. J, HL dinlaquised medical refordaers of eee i 1 THRER REMEDIES, b HEN Philadel; one of the most 8 the inventor of K, of the ELLANEOUS. _ eres se, tures remedies which, have ce a ‘extended and well Monte StRUP, are SC HE! NOK'S PEL. WEED TONIC AND HENCK'S SEA' BCHENCK'S MANDRARE PL each of which ie sou 1s, each of which i proved ’ @ medicine of sarees which physiclaas. in Quite beyond the reach cures 01 than thirt-five as incurable, all auxiliary remedies in timed with advantage in med! ie per Dew Yors, per box. A full suppl; Aijemea at hi me Bold also, to Demas Bart A NEW Goons. Hcines ere acknowl to of thelr science. ‘br Schenck it consump’ all cases red. pad at No. Nov. 26. xamination lov. Tup and Seaweed Ton! dover iste and dealers, i Fetal, No, 21 Park row, New Fire class Mouse Furnishing Uardware, Fire Piato Warmers, Cooking Utensils, Obina and Gines am at greatly reduced EDWARD D. “neronos Cooper URB FOR BURNS, DALLEY'S Magioal P relieves the pain almost ino pul nterd tfhute, thous scar. ieity ; no y charge watil divorce AMS s siveacas Nici, Ne cher OBT: egerens Saves. No publicity. Advice f ‘alo 'N ovary otf, was abandoned by nis phyti or hemos al alarming symptozus.o nia {Hoa, in i moat desperate state, be this 'ayrup Dr. Schenck was Seaweed Touic ana Mandrake Pi ein strengthening The testimony of 1 Feapectabl show that these Shree cines have etected some fof the unost eatracratuary eurer “pr. RCH ENCK will be Professionally at No; 32 Bond sire on TURSDA\, Ni street, boston, on WEDNESDAY, free, bat for a thorough oe bray >? price is $5, Office hours at eac! ° Price of the Paimonic 8 per boule or #7 Bo the ball He of the lungs with hie Mandrake Pil of Dr. ScBenck’s medicines ‘eflicacy in the care of di be almost or lany extraordinary pulmonary and bronchial Ceemumptiog are been made by Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, of Drettesied in the case of cpesce the use ths Tan bed by him w« ir they may be 535 Hanoy 2 elty from cach $7 58 9 denis for anle at by John F, Henry, aneoersor fk ro Yor, Pa MM OWES, ant Aitorney, 78 ho aang jo charge ‘Commis: sioner of Deeds: pe gait on Lew; poet Broadway. / -T! VEMALE BL logically. #7 brondwi LAY ENDLABG) =1.—OFFICIAL | ee Inotmation ener Fulton sireoh a #6 "B, Broker, No, ss By nag Aree ree eer Mme. i ack eLs Senmoatal Be Haan ang be saraad berwoners physio: ‘