The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1868, Page 10

* 10 a ee etna ne Libis tei 7 - — October ult., and the papers which you have Taid be Tt vTASE TING TOM. | ine bearing apou those Inquiries, These ques- eer *yiret, “whewwer the law of July 20,1868, wes the distuler to cépyey from the outlet of n the product of his distillation to a stitl or through wpa tee product has uot passed before reaching thé worm, and authorizes bum to re- ° W Gid Pest. era! Grant at HW Genera! Grant spent tee er part of lutil sash proguet in'eien sti ar donblers scree, omy eng o transacting the busi- | wieder ‘aushorized peschee ca: \unigteaa es Ayeiimgrrigen toca Guct of his distillations from the fil, Hast ness that had accumulated during Wis absence. Ab | 1." Svan and hence 10. ® y ecepiacie, usual, a'large number of vistors called upon him, | whether called @ donbler or rir ce ‘al, occupied bul 4 few mioutes ia ther | separate the product of the Beco eae ern ce parses froin the worm connecteu With such seomnd StL Ov receptacle, ar the proof spirit being carrie forward lo Bie receiving cistern, and the low —s not back to the still or doubler, but to the al re mentioned tauk. | am unable a peanees ane a, Sanaa answer ve yealog knportal < ne ma Mudédiale aud ful @ discussion of the saute in its di r coudd wish. 1am sausied that the genera) Host ‘oof Une Jaw, So far as it relates to tas topie of dist ‘An Absurd Raver Contradicted. The statemont put forward by several papers yos- Yerday that General Gravt intends Mn lis Maugural Ww revommend an amendment to the constivution preventing we re-cleciion to she Presidency of any poison Who may Lave once Hed that office is con- tradcted en high authority, J am informed the lax upon the product of di General has never yiven expression to sucn vrews, Sa, teow tothe acts as proof spirlis, All the endthat be has Do jntention of making any suen | ‘subdrdinate provisions coucernh mode rw appar { distillation, however cn gamer may be, nave really only to do Wi what m: muy be attest the public regulations of the act to secure the collection of "he tax. 1 do not understand the act to propose tion or restriction upon the modes ad cont Ivan which We experience or tbe inverest of the may Suggest a8 useful ia vhe uction ot muggeston or recommendation, He has decided vot to yinié Fortress Monroe, a previonsiy designed, owns W the press Of pores oficial duties, Arrival of Admiral Parrngnt Admiral Karrayut arrived bere to-maght, aud de the SRM GT the Secretary OF Hip Navy, | piri, except in the sense a object of provi Arrivals of Cougresmmen, | for the supervision amd serutiny of tie process o! Senators and Representatives are @ropping im here | distillation in aid of the geverument’s phtpong 0 parept Wowly. Bach day adds three or four to the its: of | Collect the tax. “Tt is, however, very ap) natin | tie act tas made decisive and’ peremptory auTivaik At present there are about eight Sena | tious between the production of Prout ‘spizite, or thie and @ dozen members of ibe lower house in (he city. recliication, or Petasngees or the wpa soien of . fsa her forms’ of alcoholic compounds, These iatier Most at those who have arrived wore broug a iene. lees ne by committee work, there being certam pnelnuins- | Pt Laer degtacniats nop Phe mpc pgegcrn, heey ries necessary for the proper cumimencement oF | purpose of the government to extract an independ- ent fax ae ato Sncisonal gperaiions of fies ~ ; 4 ts omitiees, | cation or distillation applied to what has already closing up of the business of standing commmitices. | TAO" Seated a Sproot Bh dan gael Others are interested im the coming cootert for | yal process of distillation, Any scheme, therefore, Npeaker of the House, and lave preeeded She grayed | coulrivance or arrangement of the means and uppa- runl of members fer the purpose of mantpuianng a | “étus of distillation Which should seek to produve purp fiual rectifled spirits, or of alcohol, through # sneces- Jew wires LO secure to fiemscives or thelr davortes | won of simple distillations, and thus accomplish the afair prospect of success. One or Owo ure in quest | production of alcool, or rectified in & manner to of anformation in the depattinents requisite to com. | “Ubieot these products’ only to # single tax, as npon plete the framing ¢f b which they purpose pre- wenting at the next session. Avot he first duay of Herre proof spirits, Would be presumptively in contraven- | on of the law; but this mischief and tis infraction | ol the law being avonied, 1 uni satisiied that any fe “nce performed BY embers » | copurivance or arrangement of apparatas by which (any importance performed wy Members on thelr ar- | TOU NA DT cud dotiuiely described product of rival is to cyl on the President tlect and congrate- | proot spire within the meaning of the law is the Jase bi ihe victory he bas achieved. ‘This duty | result of ee Inanufacture, pod 18 nob aneecenerty ponetiie performed 2 oniess in the arrangement of the apparatus, the posi fy no ponetiliously performed Liat Che very best plive | ve Orovisions of the act in the nature of polive to make inquiries im regard to arrivals ie regulations, is Ihave already characterized them, Army Headquarters, are in some points violated. Saas Jone Paci ai? Su come directly, thea, to the practical Inquiries Reports Coucerning the Pacific Naitrond. wae ser ee aes J garter ae Asamor ix current that the President tas under | t)41 a true construction of the act dues not require cousweration the Suggestions recently ine to him | #ny distinetion to be drawn beiw arrangenients of stills by which the provess of doubling ts carried liberally, so Lo speak, by passing the low wines a secoud tine through the sama still, and passing these low Wines a second time through distillaon i) another sill, This process of doubling ts Lot only in the general practice of the manuiueirer a necessary name re ed ane allowed by the act itself, Pre- sumptuously, alaw which bus only for a purpose re- venue from @ manwactared predict should not be hod to interfere with the métuod of manufacture Which either economy or excellence in the product would dictate to the manufacturer. Le must then by officers of the government, recommending that the lands and subsidies allowed by law to ihe Union Paoific and the Central Pacttic Railroad Compentes whould be withheld uutii the report of the United Hiates Commissioners appointed to examine # a3 is received, and ic hes peen stated Unit t jand for 100 wiles bas been withheld. Jn yegard to tne kaggestion tat the government aid be waihhehi, Ks not believed that the emt Will adopt it, same question, when referred to the Attor- | V6 ir at all, in some of the provisions of the uct ied in favor of the which regulates the arrangement of the apparatus of companios, on the gronnds that the sient disuilation for the purpose of accessibility and the law, could not act except in accdte security agamst fraudulent magulacture of proof s " - “ee spirits that the enactments musi be found wien report of the government Commustoners 4 are supposed to excivae @ continuous redistilation for each road. When they report a se: and Lewis ony a eae ra aed bt 1 ons Mt an vain still wilcl the first aud incomplete distiiignon lus 4 AD, AU. tem e p test class vatteoad and einpioyed. Such provision, its suggested, way be ready fo! nd mead the deceplanee | round mn the sixteenth and seventeenth sections of | OF ste! Be m, the law kes it the duty of the | the act; and to give tiene tecuons Ltr oxen | ores Ce} he r s di upon The puraseovlory which require Brent tor nevene tt And endo ¢ pipes shawl be "xo connected. 4 id cont fund bonds, aniyss port of th 43 10 prevent ‘fie. abveraction--of 3 Appointed to investigate whe charges agamst the passing from the ouwet of a worn or eon For doubler,” in the sixteeurt ery pipe Jor the Kk inte the stil o the Uniled Stases rendered a false re. compagies wakes ib appear, thu Conte ssioners of the road have w nndetstuud, how why lad punted pins’? 1m bie. sevantee Neo thew ctor ioe eas ting | Ok Ye force of the ament ‘ea I from either npany by th would Inv so serions and 1) interior whea. up A in. ence of interfereace wit cyt ys fare @etated by econe | product, are these provisiol whieh are “whi ino mative of pulive reguiatiow 1 aitl of the security of te goverument bi the eal tax. jy is inconsistent, in my Jndgnent, with the sound prmeiples of constrieott. abd as this publi- and tutegrity of thé apparatus ntay be adequately due conformity to the positive regniations 0 two sections hy applying them to. te pipes ted each section that seenelary of (he by no the Seeretary of fue the CON pany for the Treasury so issue tue the same, The Postal Cony The wew postal ou no with Grent Brinin. vention becweon the Post Ome Departwnents of the Quilted States ane Great Britaly | odes by which ihdlow Wines shall be earried wus received to-day by Postmaster General Randal), | back inv Otsiillation, although through & progres- who approved it and took fi to te President for his | sive pRoceks, to a second suil, ax Well as by carrynig sem roechanivauy into the dame still wuich bas Once been sed, | Cul ste LO evasion or [rusia | nol any of he purposes of theye two feCtiONs by sifting them to be applied #0 as to allow the her diatiintion of low wines anterigr to the p ion of the proof apirite described by the acts #ignature. Bem thus sigmed tis cony fupersede the cue now in for: 1he ist of Januury next. It ont io a8 general proyisions frow ation wil ¢ and go No effect on teclally ditt now ex Is nok oy he eas, bat if is ome distinctly aud by | 4 | Winds and te waves, He 18 a man (or W WEED, THURLO Fanny Pe A the Boliticlane thot! Weed After’Grunt. The following carious letter 18 POD’ per in ing wanugien organ of the whiskey val ct New Yor wa dear frend, writing 19 us fr, So ae ” Behn cree ote eae eee Hie a of Mr. ‘Turiow Weed be ae to Aad now we a ‘back, —-- waren GOLDEN EXPERIENCE, ate Weed wip mingle actively areas fo 3 hope that he may long be eparen, Me pe enrich our Ge cistonmenstip «| HIS USBFULNESS IN WASHINGTON, Ana Lamyint Joleen tat i Bi Wears nur wo p spend some of his tit waaiugion the © winter, We are sure that he ‘Will be welcomed, We know that ‘no will b be useful. HIS MEDNING SOOLAL. WORTH. Unave ‘ti known Thurlow Weed Pets years, and I am to be among the me ot ne qonie oe throne 4 ness, and eniarged 1 uneelfish: ipanesses to his fellow beings, ‘and to bis shining social worth. vr ahy years Abs, Weed haa been a central or very many y a a central mre. in the uation, And this position he niade for himself by a combination of ar which, when ay exist, aye rT wo i Joree thelr possessor into pro- ininenes sition has always seemed to sent coud never be obtained to ist him. Tlik con- ld any oMice. Su far ME he carried this repugnance that we do not be- | heve that any immediate member ,of his tamily has held ollice, HY, DISPENSES PATRONAGE. Aud yet Mr. Thurlow Weed has probanly dispensed more patronage, local and national, than hes any one man durmg Mr. Weed’s term of life, More or less he has hud the confidence of all administrations in bis diy, State as well as national, and some of these ic | has controlied in important respects, | WM IS A BONAPARTE, Fis great influence, as we believe, has styays b been wielded tn a liberal, though exacting spirit. Prompt snd discerning as was Bonaparte to discover ment, fidelity and talent in the ranks of his party, Mr. Weed-has advanced scores of now prominent men who, without lim, would not have come forward, through the obstacles which bashfulness, rawness in political affairs and the raeey of an ofd reginic ‘orever interpose erie the ne oneares of ingenuous Youth, And he has Q8 closely as their shadows to old and true mente HE SHOOTS DESERTERS, | Like all such men, Mr, Weed's will has been felt at times despotically, Bis party discipline has been rigid, He shot down deserters, His public con- science Was always with his party, and his party, as he interpreted their aims, like his country, was, in his judgment, forever rfgnt, and the only agent fit to be trusted with the influence of pirtctly political patronage. HE HAS 11S QUARRELS BY THE WAYSIDE. Mr. Weed has had his quarrels by the wayside, Int even Horace Greeley must admit that he is much indebted to the kindness and efforts of Mr. Weed in the olden time. Mr. Weed, like Mr. Seward, could he made to see that the exceeding fondness of ‘eciey for “isms” was of much use ina perty leader, bor could Mr. Weed perceive that oliiciat life was as well adapted to that promment journalist as are the duties in whose exerci ise he shines forth, in respect to ability, in the front line of political writers, M15 PROFOUND RESPECT FOR GRERLEY. Rat for all Mr. Greciey’s congeded good and usefnl | quaiities we know that Mr. Weed entertains the o- Joundest We tink that our distinguished | Attorney General, Who, however, never needed nor | asked ald other than his rich aé¢quirements and en- | Jarged mind achieved, must remember gratefully bis | earlier days with Thurlow Weed. | WEED AND RAYMOND AS DAMON AND PYPHTAR. | And Mr. Henry J. Raymond, as we know, will never cease to ackowledge kinduess, encouragement tronage from the same hand, When such helps b essential to him, We give these noted » from hundreds of the like ‘in quality, nigh not in degree, which occur to us, WEED IS & STATESMAN AND A MAN FOR THR DAY. Wi Isa statestiaan. What we call a states- the saine relation to the agitations of parties which te commander ofa ship be af to the jay., A | mau for ike occasion. A practical man, who dees | the situation clearly, and who takes the common | wanae Aug instant way to make the most and we | best of tt HF TACKS OCCASIONALLY. Not # trifier, by any means, who would go to any | popular extreiye, but a leader who is always aficr nd proposed by his conscience and judgment, | Dui who tacks when to tack is to gain a pout a who crowds all sat! for is port when the skies are favorable. In this respect his is very much like the diplomacy of Mr. Seward and the statesmanship of | derahate eee. HE OUGHT TO BK UN OFF! Mung. Great Britain, however, has abolished the ui beung carried on by distilleries, by citer roe | been garnered up in public place, He might have Gonpie, und will after that time cltarge omy # re wgressive distilleries, as their interests | Miled almost any office, if he would, within the gilt or \ ot State H Way sligiest pon there ee erie eg the people. y ngie rate, while the Uniked States will reduce Use | | wna xatiatied that to convey from the outiet HK IS CRAMMED WITH PUNGENOY, walow On DEWApApers, staal) pampiets and period i- rin the product of his distillation io a still or ' Mr. Weed has always delighted in journalisw. In turough Which sugh product tus not passe |, hing the Wort, by a disililér, 18 Nota vior 2 re the cult. Al) posiages will be divided between the wwo | countries ax ar present. odden Hiaees of HALO OL The a . 18OS, wad That sh illery uaay by Dawt method nedistill low wines « first (istillation to the production of proof spiviis, 1s dosctived m the act, This answers your first in ator Morton—tirant’s Senator Morton, of Indiana, wha arrived here } au ny. Your setonu daquiry, ay | understand #, in fone dave ago, iad a very xeverc ut sickest | ivedaces ouly te curcher wsiderahou of whether hat iy liiprdl wis tank inay be inverposed ab a receptacle bevween so oe eee er a } the worm of the fine distillation snd the doubler ar rn ig an ratuer “deleee weulio | second aii, and whether the pro second | ai His early arrival Wy weft | fer as the same hit ved the nee nyrene, atv my th ‘ Buf prove apitit, wut still comeliawes to | stp. ree paap binders inl | iow wines, may De carried buck ro this ink of Senator Tra wil in tine erty aowitn | ay disitintion. Cabinet ti ex, Whether thts be oruot, 0 | The same reasons which have me t4 answer b Senators have hadi several Interviews | your flest inaqut w8 1 buwe dow mil no levat & aki ‘ ; } Uttunction to be taken either | ok Gia inter. Grant at his house und Army # | poration of the tail or by tensun of this conunued Morton's name t# prominentiy megtione? | of Hie OW wi me of y Department, and bis abh COoUnNES te fort 2 tie to F u 4 Such an wrangement therefore would nut Ad the pe denied to the Busterr se got be a viulation ofthe act, (thnk it fan in Me wil duly befotered 1. Within a © add that Die whole biel and arga- ew dae Mow nd Dent, Grass brother-i-law, | lwerty and chaice of method an sehith zonchpetace ate han sal he od fo the production Of teen extensively epoken of for: the War De- | god no inf €thust be drawn from thts opuion that an eugraling of comnertion of the pro ting Up Whiskey Fronds. | ine apparatus of rectiiy ing proof xpirite, of jimer, OF Riehuwend, is ae this enty | Meclarug other altovale compounds, a juptiied by m! | iny coneustens oF by Uhe reat oumng On wich they are up whiskey frands beets | inked. [have the honor to be, reepectiatly, & ‘ore the Grand a to WilhtAM We BVAKUS, tes his knowledge o that | Atrorney General, sistriot, and wil gv there iv a few days in obe raves Fullerton was anxioatly looked WORSE NOTES. hab Hob you Harned up Mr. Aiden Goldene haw weld Nis hg mare Superviver fer f siune and Arhanes. Hola Mart tor $29,000. Messrs, Rare ek OK. Crecy, the appormtunens mothe tree | naan and Budd Doble were the purefasers, Tweoly fury Departinent, was to-viay apy perv | Housand dolars apneare a burge gum to be paid for ©) internal Revenue for Lovitiana aad Arkansies, | & horse, bat it f€ very probable Mist «he will earn that amount for Mer owners next summer. We AL present } Know of put one horse that cap beat her now, and r Cake, of Pit is improving. ‘The suecess of this mare is an OPMAtIOG 1 instance oF the suecesafhl policy Of not commencing we enteta to tro! an onimal before it has rencbed its proper SuspeDsiGn Heveopinent An ativertmern Mectar. hie es It appear from med quarters its recommend ender the Lenure of Office law } ne “he hin tf appesred Mm onr columns yester. Foreign Consuls Hocognizre. day offering tha trotting staltion George W for The President hi gnizhd Rrnest Van Bruyssi | sale, tt was & togue nAvertisement, and # slate . z He 1 the ol { Washington, | ment made mm it wax Caieulutedeto do the horse in- oH Consul of Belgium at the city of Washington: | ment tome i Mt ¥ darward Cooper as Cons) of Haytl ai Sew Yorks oud |" ximeun Hoagland drives a calt af Privateer aong- hk ©. Clark as Consul of Bayti at Bostun. side of the old horse. “The po a the same sige “ | andl strongly re seiable each ot ‘ pert whys vy | gat ligmey wishes i Tinderstodd that he dogs nnt Captain Jonn C. Howell has been ordered to duty | owo the horse Stat, and that he toes not «drive bist a fleet captn of the horgpese segadron, Gayla | oo the reaas The Doctor says “A flag horse le. fore he trotted at the Fashion American Gir bas been taken cy of tralning. she will have tone by next spring torecaperate. she bas “at os © Meh Work for so young a Creetarc. Mr. A; iving & bay horse to a top Wagon on the tae coms Dee toad tHatcuu go a elipp.ng | pace. He te nicely goited. | i doreph P. Sanford has be Norfotk Navy Yard. Lieutenant h. Hawley haa been ordered to dey. the Seventh Lighthouse cimtriet, Lieutenant Cortaan Brown and George W to duty at dor OvatiCr were Twill be Grdered ¢ John Sherwood was ciriving the bay Norte Wiey Franklin om the Ist of Decemoer next. o can go like @ whirlwind Is distanee. Commander D, Re Cassell and Enslien © Aivunknown hay Borne Tae be Appeatance wa Dave been ordered to the receiving ship New Har the Lane on ‘Tuesday, driven by a vonntrynan, ‘it eniisied the ateention of horsemen and AeUES. Plate Jronw the command of ti Captain Wiliam B. Le Hoy will be detache He wast fast looked 1k Preokby oa Md Let et be sber Next and placed On Waislag Orders. Gapluy | THE THINTY QUILDING Fike. © 6P, Modgers will be der 4 from the Norio | —— Navy Yard und ordered to tie command of ing | ‘Tivt tonw by the burning of Trmtis Buritiag on Tact Franklin en the tet of Decaut “} day morbiog is much beawiae then was at fess en Vie tok Ncore ty Jieore hq | Posed. "The principal euderere are Heten & 1 nd p mW Pain “ Hithographgns, Whe Gcoupled bbe uNper Bury Uf Lite ee ents eee | ae eg thelr Jose wih wo fail sort $a10v0, fer 2M, SRK, Ligutennat Cuntameder ‘They ate Yasured he tie falowing wag " potter, MOD. H. Manley, J. Hef mt, tre Thani Sahiaa seat ot and \ it sue Von! PROMIMON oe. 50 spb recy vA SS hase j Hanover... c+ 22009 Metetantot’ as Prats Lue folowing officers Mave joey ed to the | ponpatedity reid 4 Prac kin: tae Communyier J Marvin | amerncan aa ‘ownty Loentenabs F. deghasen fea 1 Humboi¢ meer) oko ’ Y 5 oh ip New Hampehive: Leocenant Wilate | New Amaterdam... 2.070 Colunih. 1 cooling tilp Maw Henpanien: ( Phecats KO Willbanionary Clip. sonny 1 Troms the Wartuayiod Niwy | bope. ad 5 Re MM. Thotate v bata $20,000 ‘ ‘ w ‘ by DB. Rearing, Ayer. 1618 bwated poten 10,000 18,000 Mutoal, rit ee apErtnNt Decininn Attorney teewery Western, Butfala.. 16,090 ag i he at . Surtygdeld, Babe 10. 000 saris Bague Oity..... Wasmrnaros, Nov. 26% (avnuiwonweatn The following The opreion on fall of the Attorney Wetue . . } a - Alboos . General on the sutjerk of rediahiiation ox eae Nerw “ee Arron 14 to the anion fon, Waar Moor Senrelary of . wane in the buliamg, ath bah A pal part of thelr emedts, . 1 bave carefully considered the aut ven of office furnitnre Which you pel to ME Ww Your ieveror 4 ‘ oar fe wind on the Lane on Tuesday atertoo. Tag horse | \ a pecuilar department of public writing he bas not been excelled, —Pangency, forecast, philosophy, | practical policy are fairly crammed inte his pw graphs an? short articles, Many of his contribactous ure graceful and be Ml. f FROM EUROPE, Europe” will aiways be ren pered s, His associadons wit eminent pnbtie men have. made his journal, im 18 record, & yullery of living pfetnres, 12s VELICIOUS REMINTSORNC Hie occasional reminiscences are de! Jig, brimaning with deseripuon, w 1 MEM al bio, | and interest. | HE DOES NOT i partied declined alk par’ } whieh ave perfectly legitiuate in wu unoficnal, wh his purge seemed open to all his needy friends, unill, finally, in hus letter days he found himself so cramped that he gave BoMle aliCLiion Lo securing aD ME HAS BEYN ExPLonry whit Lowery CANDLE. But no successful attempt of angry party—although his Hife in Gis regard has been fairly explored With Jighted candles—has sneceedted w fasicuiag taut or di on bis bustness conduct. NE TAROWS NMSELY INTO TTR PREACH, When the war threatened Mr. W into the breach as a pacificator. He sai to do what be could to assure foreign | final success of the Union artos, anc to assure all the world abroad tat our Union of States woud prove to be impregnable as against rebel en against any foreign intervention; whieh he did his country ly this way perhaps néver be known. HUE STICKS TO ANDY JONNSON. So when the rebellion closed Mr. Wead declared for the nearest route to restoration. He stood on | the Lincoln, Seward, and tinally on tho Johnsou Philadelphia € onvention placioria, where he battled as lovug as a struy was usefai, whea he bent tfir cnergies to the point of conserving the Union party Mrough the leadership of General Grant, ME IS LUKE GRANT—“VERY LIKE A WHALE.” And Grant and Weed are not wnlike in qualihes and in patelotixem, Both are blunt, practical men, who ook on the affairs of the nation io # business Way; men who love the countiy, and who desire to restore {tin any move that preserves the comsutn- tion and Union, with the rights of all concerned, oe regard to “fuss, feathers, red tape and flum- Both know men. Grant knows them in- suinciively, and to this gilt Mr. Weed adds the largest personal acqnaiatance with our leading men of any man now alive. Ik DOR Nor dl for Brrope PARTIONATE COUNCILS. 1 don’t Kbow how 1 have drifted into this most wa perfect letter about Mr. Weed, But Ido not that i is written, all unworthy of his life ay nts snadewy sketch of it ts. Certainly, | have no desire by this letter to assume for Mr. Weed any influence or participation in the secret counctls of General Grant, or fo give the party hacks of the press an 0} portunity ty say the old slang that Mr. Weed wai to control che administration. What ipeir relat wre} Dave no INeanus of Known. GRANT MUST TAKB WEEDS ADVICK. T am perfeetiy gure that General Grant cannot ed and depart widely from the advice whic IN GRANTS SeURET | Weed has given to the country daring past, six years, which, nithongh bis con servatiama at one time led fin, im toy persona) judgment, om little too far, hats, neve anni, ‘alwaya fended to hon peace and to a restored Union beneath « dag mehiates , Ubu #8 bhose pro- Q this pount os Al ausolate sovereign authority ex end constitution of the United Siar tert Amerioun State sovereignty, A the practica) point of this day. “LEY US PRA 1 fat T have Written enough: but That intended fore words on publts opmion here. Let me suri tt up Tor to-day hy Kaying that thus far there is trnly ho cra! good feellag, No wan whom | meet be- bx bhay General Grant will lend hitnself to any policy whloh < promise doild peace and resto- vaio. Ceaven voucnsafe Hat sich aboundiag con fdware iney he tenutzed, ! TELESRAPINC us Tei. ibiidona of © nagiestow n, Minaw., Notion for Mayor, Jaeac W. May vas recelvad and aceopted the work: ANgroeY’S HoMiiation fer Mayor of Boston, Lewis Davis wae vesvertiay Morning convicted of the murder of }). Skinner at Independence a few weeks Hee. | The bolt aud nut factory of J. W. & W. Voekill, e wae Lameu gue Coad. mered near Lawrenceville, Pa, was cenreres by fire yes worday morming. Tneured for e248, ‘Toe OMe! count of th Seymour 74y vote of Louisiana gives ‘The majorities for the ndidates are frou 6,000 Grant denoeralte to 14,000 ead, ‘The sewer, corner of Crose ant Rineman etreeta, mM r rday afternoon. Sev a ite oe mat It is to be regretted that Mr. Weed’s mind has not | itrew himself ; werk of the | and the good | eve nomi | Naw YORK “YERALD, WEDNESDAY, NO (EMBER 25, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. i SHIPPING NEWS. diated iad New ork Piia Day. Sun riges....... 6,58 | Moon sets ..morn 21} Sun sots........ 4 35 | High water..morn 4 24 PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 24, 1568. ey SOOT Herald pleare deliver al packages intended for the HERALD to our regularly authorised agents who are attached to our Steam Yachtfeet. ‘the New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, ns willbe seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the regular monthly hhold Mareb 8, 1898 :— Resolved, That on and Presa will diacoutinue, tha: sauestion Sabip news i te CLEARED. Steamship Henry Chauncey, Conner, Aspinwal—Pacitic Mall eee Co, mann james Adger, Lockwood, Charleston~H R Mor- “tentrthip Hatteras, Roberts, Norfolk—N i} MeCrendy. Sisasoantb (iauean, Waldens Boaon-—W abe Sity of Montreal, Daggett, ‘London™ Thos ‘Dunham's a Rose M (Br, Pendleton, Sydney, NSW—R W Came- w a sC ATION AND: REPUGNANCE, Pollties er? appeared to have a fascination for | ron. Mr. Weed, while, strange to say, public official po- | Bark Burgomeinter Kirstein (NG), Kirstein, Antwerp— Fonch, Meineke & Wendt, en Rachele (Ital), Paturzo, Cette—Funch, Meinck¢ fenilt. i Brig Alex Mililken (Br), Durfee, Port Louis—Fowler & Jovi Wendt. gchtie overt Mowe, Dickerson, Demarara—H Trowbrldge’s vine ‘1TH Haviland (Br), Le ieee Halifax—Hatton, Wat- son Brig Eva N Jobuson, Johnso in Brett, Son & Co. Brig H FP Eaton, Kehr Pan) Seavy, Bron. Malsnia (Br, MeBurie, ‘Windsor—Crandall, Um- (Rr. Godtrey, Bt Stephens, NB—G Boardman, ir G Libby, Brubawick—T M Mayhew & Co. Sebr Gen Mation, ay , Norclk-t ER Kehr Drewen, Smith, rooBniow & Risnardson. Behr Oheruin Flotoher, Boston. Git Rackets & Bro, Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Bristol—H W Jackson, Sloop Mary Gray, Allyn, New London. sieaingr Vineland, Bowen, Bailimore. ARRIVALS. REPORTRD BY TAS HERALD STRAM YAcHTs. Stemarhip Kussia (Br), Cook, Liverpool Nov 14, vis queens, town Lith, with yadse and pastengers, to E Cunard, lat 49 48, lon 3426, passed a large ship’ waterlogged and pee Goned, inasia all standing, calla ail blown aways belonging to Dublin Bey Ce 4 fore ‘a fh head ; Eg stern Tat 41 38, lo 65 17, paused _ Steamer, un ‘Steamship Germanta (Ham), Schwensen, Hamburg Nov 11, ang Southampton T3th, & PM, with mdse. ed BHO copy seengers) oon aitewinds COR eb a Co iat fo ‘ton 23, Yarlable winds dur is | Bremen Dark Maria. bound Ei 16H lon Pra 2, Bi pated steamer Ameria, Lund Bink, int 4484, low asa! steamer Westphalta; 24th, 8 miles E of Sandy Hook, lark Jenny (NG hound W. Steamship Rapidan, Mallors, New Orleans, Nov ¥ with make and passebgers, to Livingston, For €06. Ex Iead winda Ie entire passaze; on, te 20th Seaway Vickeoury, Burton, Hew Orles brit mdse and pussergers,t © Ht Mallory & ica days crip calea the nthe passacy. “(The V artived #34 tusk, aod her report was sent to this office, but inadvertently over- tookei. ‘Steamsbip San Jacmto, Atkins, Savannab, with mdse and panonert to W it Garrison, champion, Lockwood, Chasterton Noy M1 wit al 923 ra, to HR Morgan & Co Nov Huttoraa, passed stearner Manvaita 1:20° AM, off the Capes bf for’ Charleston ; 354, passed Sinaryer Menlyetsesy. bow Steamship Fatrbauk, Hunter, Wilmington, NC, via Forte reat Monroe, with méah and passencers, to James Hand, Steainsbip Wr P Oyde, Powell, Wilmington, NC, nd 8. with naval sues and passengers, to James Hand, Steamship Albemarie, Couch, Richmond, ony Point and Norfolk, with ydse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steameliip Co. ‘eats Dirtgo, Johnson, Portland, with mdse, to J F ant Valparaixo, Manson, Sen Francisco, % daye, with mise t6 Sntton & Oo, Was 20 dings to the eqdator fy the Fae ic ; crossed th Ton 17 3 to Cape dorm ‘Taya to the equator in the A otie, ps crossed in lon 39 W ; thence to pas 24 daya; have been'6 days norih of Hatteras, Sept 23, ta Tat 36 i Sy Jon 115 20 saw ‘the aby Lawrence, of Xow York, from § he rouge fire at the tine, Revel it them to between Jat 66 and 70 W, saw eighteen large leeberga, Oct 6, int ry one, very farge Icebergs Nov 14 ut poke brig ‘Transport, Haya, from St enas; all veel Tn lat 25 long 66 W, ob- nu heavy meteoric shower, commencing at midiight inely on Nov if and contin, une inl falling by [Nonsanda and quing mosis from the east to ma of them of great brilliancy, leaving a track bebin visible for minute Lig port gee ne a) lon #0 and §, jong gt wW. Krone, Liverpool, 49 days, with Had strong wester! Jon Si, kince variable weather: in lat 2, Ton 28 ye f4 finuiense iceberg. Was bourded outside the bar by Herald steam yacht. ark Jenny (80), Menriei, Bremen, Oct 271 pasneners, to F Sehwoo 1 birth and 4 deathe among the pw Tiad 'very, roigh a8 stormy fanyee Nuvid. lute a0 Jon 29 3, apoke Uric Magrallay of Si with mdse and dat, Sohn, NP. froin Biieniar, at Deodait Ureleaanene ripened having lost newly all is In a gulo three weeks previous. Bark Magdalen iw », Aspinwall, 20 days, with mdse, to y.. Had atrong head winds all the passage. ¥ Dency, Harringiou, Pall Kiver, 2 days, in ballast, to nek A ¢ et ‘ong Kari XX, —, Itlo Janeiro, 42 days, with cotte. Bergen (of Brookhaven), Davis, Grand Turk, with sult to BS Wenberg.’ Hud Leavy weather, anu becu 6tays north of Hatteras, if ig Gi . Darts, Salt Cay, TU a i Mh eoow 9! vwensito E Mantord & CO” Had” heary c sad both T dare woth or Heian resi Queen (Br), Scholtz, Hernuuda, with mdae, to tBr), Maniey, Rio Janeiro, Oct 1), with e we ight & Co. Sailed rg with brig Red ¥ ing, oe Kalumore. Passed Hatteras 18th inst; since watch aw hal very henry les from Eto NN’ flr John Werrls, St John, Wimington, NOs 9 days, with 0 Thomas AU 4 % te Wave, Maulison, iti Schr Orvedtn, Bodin TBE Woutkey, dohnan Bohr WC Relooty Hose, Vireinia tor Danvers w Viaké, Brown, Virginia. Had some very hexvy way foretop nd jihboom. n, Middleton, Virginie 1a, Rose, Virit wn, DC, for Hudsan. wy DC, for New Haven. ', for Bag. 10. Boh ©. pete Brown, Baltimore for Providence. Behr 8 L Crocker, Palebary, Friingetnhie ir Harrington. Behr Deoat Oe Be Philadelphia for Fal! Kiver. inate for Providence. Aur, % vane, Phi a vita for Dighton, pul, ‘Eng Gar Phil eaepats. 2 Howes, Phiinlelphia for Bedford. ¢, Brower, Philadelphia for Boston. ty, Phitadelphin for Fall River. , Brown, Philad ciple for Boston, ms bb, Philadelphia for Bot. MH Weredtl, Gandy, Phiadeiphia for ‘Tompkin’s che Wm P Cox, Rateman Philadelphia for Plymouth. Sehr Lpdia, Rae Bela Muaker, ath vile, M3, for Bndson City. Schr Waupaunn, Palmer, Miviile, vj New Haven, n Galale vie Providence, Schr Oliver Hayward, Inie, B days, with lumber to 2 3 where she dischir Iumber to F Talbot € Schr Arcturns, Smith, Bangor via Providence, where she ecu ages Y ‘ith Iumber and Inth to Sehr Greeniaye, Rangor, with Inmber and In M Mayhew & € The F ma itech harge at Port Morris.) Sehr Kiva Crowel! Bangor vie Provides, where abe dlieeh Sehr Mont Sama,’ Bulger, Bangor via Providence, where Sein mel matter. Si Fred Smith, Smith. pong. Monsen Patten, Harding, Bangor. Paty ho 8 Kelly, Raiem. The Rew baryport, 4 bonre, with eatees vate )t Brovhers, Sehr ba arya Corson, Howton. Behr David a dy rh, Woes, loaton. Sehr Ellen 6 olcomb, Romon far Philadeloh\e, tem hen ks meter Kosta for Philaded Sehr Martha, Williams, Naniuetet, 3 right Sehr Ye, Pips, Sole fol Laster, Setr Mary Susan: § Sele Gen Seon, Provider coir FT Smith, Harvey, Provhlenne for Kircbertiport Sear OW Wentiey, Baker, Providence T Atiday Baton. Providence for Bilent Meridien Hod, Brooks, Proviience fo 7 A.D, Janson, Newport fo Pht Haviee Arnold, Newport for Eliza’ ethport, ite Oren |, Allen, New London, bound on a lishing ruiee Ache Angeline, Bennett, New Loudon, bound on a fehing tebe Wn 1 Doane, 6 farttord for Trenton. Sehr LS ni Rew Ache #8 Precnay Clark, New Havan for Philadephia T Feoetbion Hibbard 1 Ueideeport Fiaab, Stnith, Bri BM Watley Clark. Portiand, Cc, * BAILED. ren Harowwenia, Hamburg + Matern Ror! Charing of barks kiigny Linda, ind jows, Ceree: woh” Enchantress, eh A Fleetwing, San Wranciaon, Coptaia Paatabr, Wate of ship Avian, w roan st ani Pleatwtng. whieh olware! Ty ter), for San Francieeo rene detaining Cw Wine. enuand Wp midmght NNW, Martoe Disasters. eevras Haake), fre Pesaro) 10, Pickering, Bangor, 6 days, with limber to aye, with deh to8 W port. Eliza bethpart Hadeiphia. Henry Chances, As anne A Charleston, 3 Bawe * oat In com: mt Bray, mas alo Bray, Rack CH honazo, Trvanoo (Marlon), wai iting | aed driven ashere ms of ey while at_anebor below for Qneens will bee tote! f PAYSON, of Weymouth, NB, from Pictou Boron, ae ee th entend Pom, ‘ort Muigrave, will provably be @ \otal Sean Sax Lon, corn cies, from Hoboken for Wai ham, wile lying at muchor in New London harbor vint, w BE Thomes, of Miadiotows , C and hed BET received no fan aye, H Into Norton th the pale of ) ‘Ost 8 in an Hnie Raw hy ache pom hrokee. Kary Wetenw ont ress, av ing lost her « a © # Ponenan, from eiphan, went on tbe De om abd uals town. with granite for Packages. Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port willg Angein (NG) Deters, Rosarlo—Punch, Meincke & | Breakwater on Fiday » baw wn night, and would be @ total lor» except sails and, Crew’ saved, F Sewn Many 8 Tuners, Ege Warbor wighs of Yay had ap attack of trerbuaré aud waa dro Soun AsMowR- Capt resus, ©7fechr Chanesilor, at New Haven from Hoboken, et weber Foint no Point, She ‘ome ao ‘coal, ound Shaw, while at 8? oor in Lite ust, lowt one Of ' er crew named cap SbaW Fsaces that the man he wise a tbat state jumped | dale, ‘Of coal, and was bound | Shr ™ tis ustin, Dat Arrived, bark Navasota, Solo (Hr), Bri wy Mh joaevelt, Farnaworth, Salil nell, Eaton, Savannah ford for do Prenti iss Hobbs, OW } Tucker, Philadelphia for do: Front rtland; ©'W Ring, 4. (or Sal NYork for Yarmouth, 3 Saunas Coronelia Haskell, Pensacola for Ree. " ir a for Boston: Stephen Livenroor, Nov 1t— ‘Waheno, of and for this port ‘Clark ; in ee ee eeeay wre ty beeniabandoned jp in the Wa nenicite 8 a a ‘bastion her lend board the ‘Abie: Davia fon steamer ster iy of in Rowkell, {vom New Guatie Wilso York, which bi ‘them aicly ts th iB thts port ue, le Hi eERNSTOWN, Nov 14 TheS D Thurston, from Ranenon, Simmons, do £1 remains tn ow! easterly wale, ‘The cargo of the Helen Cfinten haw warged, and she has been re 7 ie igre len: tdi ols ara" ‘Allen, do Miscellaneous. er, ; VERY SHORT PAsHAGE FROM SAN FRANCINCO—The elip- | py mat Geo ig Geo Taulare, Acains, Georget way DG, tor i ‘ln, Aiuto fur do; “Helen ist ia per sbip Valparaiso, Captain Manson, arrived yesterday, | Portland, Pacitio, i a, Hainan, satied from San Francisco op the auth of Auguet, making the oh Sout ‘NYork for Pree ‘Bure sat passage in 96 days, Her passage from New York out, sailing | Jxmes ay ilanbmpait foros, nad iT Arthem' on the 10th Mare, wae made ju 138 cays with full cargo of | Fierce; Fran ae and pe cnatinconja, Bk rails, and her entire absence from New Yor has been only tales Sones . aes pend Mdays. Car, Neva Bhntihy "do id Lavnonep—a splendid ship of 1500 to ied) by Menare an i Cade actives "S Flokmen eens ¥ Uo a preitbon bf Friday | Matthews, co i ses Dinas ‘Hore Sfernoon last frota the shipyant of er John Taylor, at Kast | ton, Es for heoves, Boston. Hes frame ia of 9 der viele Rogers, Julia Ba rig Rl feck teame ene Hpetiose pine. She Se cgvars | ines gs Teather Lad jled with yellow locust, Manoa for Sydnep. 0 CB: also sailed. sehrs ae dnenet ia & suparier' manner. Capt a ae vet bare Chester, WW Pharo, Free Wind ; also +) a Navob, will command ber, cf ges rae: len ae Notice te Mariners. for Portiand; feats rer, Meany Be “4 Swenson 70 2n8 Sessa “Winsewaer a onangy Padme aod DON, NO . Notion is here lve iat tina the. Wreck x Buoy In 11 18 on Beane) " the east side of toh hee nitherte Ef 3; N Joi » Eephaencrtrmataepesararnc aimee | te Rea ner Bnd dy og dat, Hoy ry do for Belfast; Kell gplored'n black and white checkers and Mind called the =A | Hope! Moreyes oo for Reltast; ary Metra ras ‘The buoy Ues in 4 fathoms at tow water spring tides, with Me ry NOECOIE for raion Cans, Ana the coties bg mark and eq@urvkae bearin “thropist, Warren, Elizabeth) Can church, open to the right of the trees on Foul- Ron for do: Kute Wai River; I ton, N gems Middle Light che SW Middle Buose iniine), 46%, | Hatta for ue Hora ‘for dot NE Mapiio Buoy, WAT, disiant 1 4-10tbe 1 Bose ‘ayn for Br ot eet itetbonn thonte, Woy 8 ry distant 2 i ibe aie: Bah eAerived: bark Gan Ecen, fram Cade fox Bos for Boston. a tae Buoy, 8) distant 2 mil SK VILLE, Nov 12 Arrived. 4a! By order, HOBIN ALLEN, Secretary. Chester, Pa; Maitid Brooks, then sole Ratings Cnerier, Whaleme: Caan: Mie Pall R ier a Teh, Cleared at New Redford Nov 23, bark ‘fropte Bird, Crapo, Atiantic Ocean (and sailed): wcbr Washington Freeman, Bra- ley, do. ‘Arrived at San #ranciseo Nov 21, bark Helen Mar, Meren- deca, New Bedfor: ny or ‘Ocean, with 1000 bbis whale oil and 18,000 Ibe Spoke Oct a bark James Allen, Willie, NB, 1100 bbie ait and 184000 toe of San Francises Arrived nt do Nov Manan! et from the Arctic, with 1000 Sols wo ‘ita and 16,000 Ibe bone, Arrived at Honolulu Oct 90, ships from Arctic, 1600 bola ws oll ‘and’ 00) ib bones three Br thers, Tab m Arctic, 1200 do wh aad 16,000 do bo: barks President 4 Kelley, frou Kodiue a76:do. Wh and {000 to boue; Nautilus, Smith, from Arctic, 1100 wh and 13,000, do hone; Java, Enos. from Kodiae, 818 do wb, 125 do sp and jo Lone, 3 iL} laud, Knowles, | pool for Rg cana ¢ Cg Doth), wen Lavacea. New a faut ranp, N in 9 jl, Bayles, Ey Nov 1—-Arrived, Mir Anstrallan (Bi), Hoare, Vera Cruz; sip James Montgomery, Perkins, A LBRIDGE, Nov 11-—Ar‘ived, brig Louisa Miller, Liver- 2hy Nov 21 bark’ Jobn, Bright (Br), % Mullen, NYork™ 934; 4chr pln Bay ‘Hendricks, Hendy: ong et. Me, NEWBURYPORT, Nov 21—Salled, brig Tula, Reed, M ie | Bie sche TY) ce Casey Phinda’ Race Here Cy 1, P Wheaton, ‘NYor! za wh and dt 00 Holley, f BEDFORD, Nov 3)—Arrived, schre, JOH. Perry ship.’ layheagy elie ¥ | Kelley, Philadel shia’ ee Siw sStephen “Ww 4 we Det, aoe th arnt D000 Ton, bones ae Artived jechrs Of veh Sault, Wood! Ny ‘1 m wh at rent er mi rid Wy Towle’ from Kodiag, Oo do wh and 10,000 Ibe bone on Chase, NYor sen, sii ao Gleero, fram do, 300'do wh and 35% Ibs bone; bark Daniel PORT Novi PM <hrrived, rine Water Lily, (21), ter, Marvin, from Arctic, 960 do wh, 400 do sp and 10,000 | Farnsworth, Dublin, treland, for Fall River; Burmah, Oakes, ih, bark Oriole, Hayes, from ‘di jo wh an for Providence; scirs Mansteld, Achorn, a6 for du. bone; ship Adelie, Nouléy from ‘Conotme, 450'd0 why | wont ‘Lunt, Boynton, and Sarah 1 Ste sudley, Eliza~ ‘and 8000 Ib Vineyard, Swith, from Arc: bethport for do; Samuel Nes sh, Weer Tiobsxen ford; nee Sopp son "3,000 Pibe bone, “ah Cunnin; do for Wareham. i pane pores, ‘Ahearn, of NB, was at Tahiti Sept 6 led Bar Dency, Parker, Fall River for Philadelpbi wi 8 lng Spoken—Aug, $ iat 78, 10n 125 B, bark Sea Queen, of Westport. Spoken. Ship Juventa, Holmes, from Liverpoo! fur Boyabny, 2 out, 0 date, Vat 10 N, lon 23 W. bes z aie een ete! Bich, from ‘New York for Batavia, Oct 5, lat 7 on Mie Portsmough, from — for Boston, Nov 22, off Barne- Schr Solferino (Br, Chisin, from Kingston, Ja, for New York, 24 dayn out, having los! and split sails, Rc, no date, seoty achr Ridgewood, at Jacksonville 20th inst from Lava- xs, ch, Schr Annawan, Kimball, Oct i, lat 18 38 9, lon 35 87, Foreign Ports. ov 11—Satled, liexer, Hansen, NYork ; 12th, rm Queen, Scott, do. sted fF) in Flushing Roads 9th, Reseie North, Foye, New York: 1th, Labrador, Gething, Mobit ARECUBO, PR, Nov $—In port brig eo Latnner; Knight,for Baltimore, to gall 10th, BxIgTOL, Noy 13—Sailed, Jenna, RuEnITAVEN, Nov 9 Arrived, Sarah Newnan, Cong- Sailed Sth, Heya Thomenn, Mobile: 10th, Georg & Johann, Stechenbunt, Saaalinah; ith, Bremen is Neyneher, New : Otbera, do. from Baltimore for Montevide, John Clarke, Ross, New Or- Arrived, Bounding Billow, Viduiled, NYork (before'repurted without aa Bonveavs.-Arived ‘at Pasiliac Vi. Canadteane, n Franciseo. rom Royan th, David B Doane, Waaria, NYork; Uth, Princeton, ackerly, Vera Cruz; Haminga, Birkeland, New Orleans. BUENOS AyERs, Oct 1%—in port, ships St Lawrence, Nic- os, from Bordeaux, arrives 19th. ding 5 Carloa, Hanson, fre mt “Nor NYork, arrived 10t, do; barks der, Bayne, from <0, arrived Sept29, do? La’ Plata, Crowsil, for do about, 16s Carrie E Long, Parks, and Sarah Elizabeth, MeLane, for do, ), do; Merriman, Soule, anvelt, from Montreal, a epi, Ligeia rant, from arts el Gat Srdot Barliatoes Soy, frovw, do. arrived Stl dd; Lob aa Cook, ‘Cook, from’ St John, wee wiied 3d, do; 5 pec Js Robinson, from do, arrived 5th, do; ‘Devonshire, Driak! Gertrude, Atherton, aud Sarah li Pay Wiles from won ng gas Flor det d a O'Phin- Magi Hespernn, Wayoses for Antwer from ( Mb Corning, ‘Boye Portian ing Yor ies Fiat! Columbia, ‘eton, for Romtdmy ‘to; echrs Hamel, do, arrived 6b, McCarthy, Barclay, fram Marneittes,'0 Salied Oct 13, ‘nt Templar, Wrage, Merk, CuONSTAD, N ri FE. Thacher, Thacher, NYork; Mth, Jeadogs ns iihior do (hone by porte: arrivéd Ish and I crrre, Nov gSaliec, Suephenson, Witte, NYork. Cavin, Nov & A: Jane, Srnit, ure Incorrectly re: Savodrra, Novis. ilps: Rastern St, Curtia, Warren, Atwor, Boxte bark Loch Lamar, €' pares do'via Gate DPAL, Nov 11 Arrived, Yarktown, Moore, London (and sailed for NYork); 18h, "TW Cheshey, Phinney, do (aid sailed for Boston). FALMOOTH, Nov 12—BSailed. Onroline, Girt GLABGOW, Nov 22 Arrived, Britannia (# York. Satled 12th, Lowa (a), NYork, Genoa, Nov %-Sailé, Jobo Brightman, Gray, NYork. COBRATTAR, Ort 9— Passed through the Straits, bark St Douanique (Br) Doane, frou Malaga for N York: sche Wand J Parks, Bogart, from do for do; 2h, bark Azelia, Shelling, from Smernk for Boston ; brig Koranck, ty from Malaga onton, rated, New for GRASD TORK, TH Nov 12 - Ro Am vo UELVORT, Nov i Sailed, Youve Salled lib, xchr WD Bickford, Hardy, Boston via OiM Harbor. Tn port 11th, eehr BE Chase, for Boston, ide. Livenroor, Nov 12—Acrived, Herra, Johnson, NYork ; sed, weyivanin (8), Fail, do: fanhatian (a), Williams, do; James Foster, dr, Eton ae Sailed ths, Sgr? ‘Stetwor Jamilton, Boston ; M: Warren, jot Bh); Peroverance,’ Robertson, NOrlean ‘Heasheote, Looremor fan Francisco ; Columbia, Co! _NYork; 5 aus John Bright, Tow: Denmark (8), ueieg, Camptel, dog ak, TOW, Tweedsdale, Nicol, NOrleags: Alee, Grou red Tith, Louise, Dehly, Philadetphtn; 120, Kooromr, Gritup, N¥on ska, Tiger seine Norleaus; Ratger, Doty. Savannah; i, do. Ent out 1h Firkioverst ‘Tot, Toe Balttmore , David Can- nen, Jonen, ROrlenpa; Universe, Jotiy, NYork R nell, Setar and Wm Kidsinn, Bi Savannat; 12th, Odéage, Small, NOrtoane: Tripoll a) Le Meerarier, NYark and Rostor City of ton is), ye NYork: France ( os isnac Ke aye ‘alermio ; Venta. Loxnon, ib, Philadelph Leongnk tee art eon Gant Irion, Nvore ; Banvo peat tn ti ii Be Tom. Mati LEB, ieee Te ce Weiden, New yo Abunke Nov3-talleas Antrea, Ebliadeiph | wakes Nar Cleared, barks M Ao Mey MeDonnliy Blanche, Campbell, du, sear hey eobo Ste’ Prins Now 10-Sajles, Tollas, York; Biamrnal Worrle; Morrie, Ravanicn; Bryedaa, Gvarocs: Mtimore. NaWOALTLE, Nov 11 Eniered vot, King Bh, Dexter, for rk. PALERMO, Oct 31. 5a rines Fred Puies, eres, Alicate. ‘30th, Witch, Hopkins, Boston: Nov 1, Crowning- shield, Boott, ‘Star, Kenealy, do. Port TAL wor, Nov 10—Sailed, Progress, Olsen, NYork; Fido, Madsen, Baltimore. PLYMOUnTI, Nov 12—Halled, Queen of Debo, Turner, New- York. ‘Of do 1%b, F Scalia, Woack, (fom Reweaatle for NYork ‘Off, Yorktown, Spencer, from Lon, Powremocti, Now ec WE sages te k Fanny Le 1BAGU - rk Fanny Lewis United Bates, QUEENSTOWN, Novy 12--Off, 8 1D Thorston, Snow, fron Rangoon for Falmor®! SuimLpe Nov ld—Atrived, Apna, Chrttensin, NYork Suarenam Opt 12 Lib Charger, te | Kiate, | Coltew, barks Nov 4-Saihel, sehr Peerl@as, Patera, for Balimore. “Teoon, oxo (or 1a aided enn Thi Matanza Vigo, proud NYor 2-1 port steamsbly Creat Repu an Francine, 00, arrived Fame Hay, whip NB Pal fong Kong, for RYorks kip: { American Ports, ' | ALEXANDRIA, Nov 24—Sa\ed, Coat and J J Ward, Ingram, Jéney. mer, er, Low, Irom hey APHONAT, Nov M—Arnivediechr Wm Qoilyer, Taylor BOSTON: Now cnt He Airived, rteamhiy William Kenedy, be ae oy 2 Sen Palen Hite. cli baka U Geddie Br), Rew chia ac iW ‘rig Bow. bins Krawl Vicks, Aeaanltiay Je “aalledsulp preg ibeip. Lean. y | ‘4ih_-Aprived, br ancan, Ergrin: BALMORE, x Nov %—Arri 8 Boston: wees, Ri ares wchr Md Fh 5 Cleared Park Annie Aug whe me oa Sect whe N¥o wakaoh 10 re, yeu ay Wiha A, Conklin, I ‘Child, and Mary Jobson, re. Manbatian, Core Hobe in Sod Rue Hade pi Liverpool, cbiteon, | g NoxROW. x joy 24. ) brig Mowntain | bag hermen, from NYork or Norio. ee Vike Now H-Salied, ache Gipsey, Borden, New CORSTBR, Nov 20-Arrived, gubry Aline © oxy A pomp ertune for r Toaaiee Sound; A! ewis, Sterling, de | for RYork ; Fan: Be" per» Cables, Ree Hand tea Ho Lachi HOLE, Nov eb Brien it Hutehinson, Bonaire for Boston; Minnie Wes, Phiadeipma for Poriand, H Megane, Wentwort! Zoi Provivetcn aches tana Hunter, Perky, Phitad Wasa fer ‘oe. ton, ST King. Clendenin, NYork Cy Nora, Dow Mil efor NVork, Saved, mbre Fred ‘Smtb gene ane + Ubon, aFaroms, | Axton rot, les, Arnold, Elizabetbport; Etta M Story, b for ny Pr Higrgh for ran hra John Manlove, Stabe dowt Wed schra John Manto 6, Rondon ; Challenge, Both, NYork : Delphi. Allen, do for Providence | Aine ty edt ou, Pan batanellle for do; Franeis Ellen, ‘arrel! ‘lizabethport for do. ibe Budt acre C tro Gordo, Hodgdon, Hoboken ; 0 pabetupori, CuonWicH, lov di—Arrived, schr BH Balcom, Kingston, NEW LONDON, Nov 21—Arrived, scra1J Merritt, Aeco- DH Naldwiny izabetupor for Norwich: Lowisa W for do; Granite Slate, Nok Natt, may os for F Fall River. ” 'NEW HAVEN, Nov 2d u 23--Acrived Carty, Demarara vin N York ; sehrs thrade Wind, Hoftman, Acxundtia G0 Burdett, Rogers, and Chancellor’ Fefeuaon, Kem oA M, Hateit in, Greday und Little ‘David, Bisiry Elizabeth Carwin itt; Jouephy ; Judge Hopkinson, Fen= ton, and Teoeen erm ‘New iio aban do; dR ro Vittue, Bawardy, and Belin Gxt ts ohoken ; Surab Lanme, Ave i Mi; aloe brn stolen: Sirah ka Spen- 2—Arrived, Dri fi. Kewrbuirg; moos Tibave ELPTIIA, Nov iene choi, St John, NIB; She Geonele Deering, Willard, Portland. rigs Nellie CiTord, Littletiel enpin Rea tate Tipe. ott, St Marys, Ga; #chre Thos Borden, Wright- fogton, ~iet Rive stmoreland, Rice, Provilence) Adolph fome, ugel, Rol on, and B Steelman, Adams, Boston, Reading RE'NG (Ross, New fia PORTLAND, Nov 2)-—Arrived, bark Atlantic (Kr), vie, Boston, to load for Buenos Ayres; achr Mary A, Jeviron, RYore for Bangor. ‘d--Bark Fangh a Rallagh (Br), Doyie, London, byt “Wchase, Bacon, Cardenas; sou Nellie’ Truc, Hutu, led—Barks LT Stocker, 1 P Lord; brig Cbarionn. 3ul—Arrived, brig Hattie FE Wheeler, ant it, N¥ork steamship North ) Liverpoat. Clenred-—Bark Augustine Kou Caren "Matanzan, PAWTUCKET, Nov rived, scbre 0 & © Brodhs, Frooks, _Filladelpht svivania, Hutching, Klizabeti- a de bie iDEN, PHS, Or Ary French, Georgetown, hn. Aatie Ryan, Baits: Strid mney 0% IN « H Goul a: oat ay, Bond ‘ov ‘B Siner, Crowell, Philade: an Wave, ghia John Warren "MeGar; * Merwiti, ee sh and Quickst ‘lve, sizabeth port ‘an Bi lips, and Pennevivania, HMatebins, vi Ww er, Poin Kinase teen : Raynor, Kondout ; Kin bite Rumsey, Oranmer, nd a Bailed—Sohis J © T Saxon, renee; Alexandria; erect osken MEAN Bk FRANCISCO, ov & -Arrived, bark Leoutie (By), rtin, Ni 110, NI meet Areseed, Rpeoderall, and North Star, Syduey. Glenred Ship Vonemtte. Liverpool. ork. eaperived, cestuaiip Uuius, trom ‘Houg Kong Ord 16, aud Vouohama the SAVANNAH, Nov 20—Arrived, brig Marine, Cook, Orebil’a 5, sepr Mazion Gage, Shepyar RYork. : Secor Ventrosa (Br), Roberts, Harbor Ixjand. © Mth—Arrived, Meamsinp Say Keivador, New, Yorn; ache “Soudiates” Boston paca Salted p Cleopntra, NY ork. mr Nov M1-varrivecs qchra howsuth, Smith von tor Yon 334, Com Kensryy, Phiihrook. Cala Hay, Cog Eliaworth Leontine, Pratt, &Juiis, Crockell, Rockland for bars van Paratr Spee Iys Miranda, Eastman, do ‘for New plea 2a achra John Shaw, —— and Marietia Titoay} inger, Phiindel iphia; Herd, Kelley, and Young Tewver,’ tory WNOTON, NC, Nov 21 —Cleared, sere Clara, Barrett,’ Raster, York. y Se cane De Nov Be Arrived, Smith, Bangor. Moore, NYork, | "ecur TWH Wiite, PUSOKLLANKOU! Al. —THE DROP or CHIMSON, TRE FATAL MARRIAGE, BY MRS, BOMNER may DEN. (Battie Hatetul. ‘The third Inalalwest of thin gre: great story Ie given THE PIRESIDE COMPANION. AN O'elock, FORGE betty Publisher, TS Woiisain atreet. . JUSTIN DALY*® NEP UNDERGROUND; A ROMANCE OF THREE WOME, will be commenced in No. 69 of THE FIRESIDE COMPANIOR. Oa December wr BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEG. ‘Y OBTAIN D I” tft Stat erent No_pubiiett; lo ave. 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New Denigue it anna Bona Frened, Koala ‘end American Neuafaaturs, Wrepon Chine uanares Bronges, Silwar Ware, ite Fined W ai Cty a eA AUGHWOUF aco. rid Or mol, Clowhe, 6, (tear BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY 1 TEAS T Coffees, Mackerel, Flonr, Sugars and all Kinde of Gro- tt iv tue celebrated ehenp cash stores of T THonak Re IW, corner Greenwich and Murray streets, 5 ST Jit A WAS TAKER Tight aweala ‘TRATIMONY.—IX LAST, ved WA Yiolont gong, ming te Sa prostration en hea'th. 1 So Provi RL, and Was prvnoane vanced La conanimption, a coneuited York, on the 270b of Inst Heptemiver, aa treativent wae rp “worn before me, this 1H weeks R. 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