The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1868, Page 10

chic Las? Nrcrr. corr a0 | THe SCYPTIANS. “Lettare by Madame Olympe Audounrd, Madame Audouard has transferred her entertaining *conferences” from the Union League Club theatre @o the commodious parlors of the Cercle Francaise €0*!’Harmonie, No. 34 Citnton place. Though at the former piace the surroundings and embellishments @f the place were more seemingly aristocratic, t of it fimsinesa of ecg agp wd = ee French Club | MT O'Gorman called up the subject of the contro- bag the cercw of hee own men and | Versy between the Board and the Commissioners of ends, perintarenting went have ro ae Charities and Correction, and stated the case as fol- veners aud Won & Ce) in degree of most Jows:—In March, 1862, the Commissioners of Em ee ena emai tien Oem tbe pre gration made @ contract with the Commissioners conmasiorens OF EMGRATION, ‘The Coutroversy Between This Bosré ana the Commissioners of Churities avd Correctiou— Opinion of Charles OConor. A meeting of the Commissioners of Emigration was heid yesterday at the office of the Mutual Life No. 146 Broadway, at which » Her si last night was faspe whe. here Madame Solonmned seaziy: a0 of the Almshouse, by which they , agreed gare gy i Bein he deacrivedinatappr | 12, YAY 8 ceri, upon per week for aaner; the customs and habits of thepene the maintenance of ‘unatic emigrants com- and teagan system of government ee wi they | mitted to the Almshouse, The Commissioners of live. In TOES 10 a latter she Snerallyeeeck tg | Emigration afterwards learned ttf¥t the contract Lorem a the Court nor , are feted | Price pald by them was in excess of the actual ex- treated bles Vigednond hospitaiit petal, 8nd Cts ee neal pense incurred in the maintenance of the emigrant 3 but they never nee the people nor the true condition of | POOF in charge of the Commissioners of the Alms- ‘he country. ‘The Viceroy, said the e, houee, The former thereupon notified the latter the richest of Europe, aud | that they would not pay more than the actual cost Salant incurred by the keeping of such I had ‘The ie are virtually his slaves; the poor people as ets. a sort of knout, ia te sceptre: tlre is no | Not been five years in the country. ‘To this the Alms- iW, TO cons but the will of the Viceroy is the law. | house authorities retorted by stating that such per- kurbagh executes his decrees, Giving some | gons would not be admitted to the inatitutions under fustructive illustrations of the system of corruption | their charge. The Commissioners of Emigration and peculacion valent in that country. she de- | then declared that the county officers would not eee life in Tarkey much preferable, where 8 truly | dare toenforce such a ryle, as they would 80 do- democratic government @xists. ing leave themselves liable to indictment. The mat- << ter was allowed to run gn until the bill had grown to FINANCE. Lecture by A. H. Almy. Alecture was delivered last evening at Jerome theatre, corner of Jwenty-sixth street and Madison Havemeyer and ‘Thurlow Weed as. arbi ra, who Avenue, under ihe auspices of the Mercantile Library | allowed the claim of the Commissioners of Charities Association, by Mr. A. H. Almy, on “Finance and = Correction, pha Sues R ae maa ” e ie matter was also ferred to Mr. ries bit the Menetary Condition of the Country.” The at- for his eee on it from a legal point of view. The tendance was pretty large. chief points of Mr. O’Conor’s opinion are as fol- © The lecturer was introduced by Mr. Altea, on be- lows:— haf of the Association. id pr gereneony sit ne baci oe rant slam te-san ed to the 01 law of ‘except for | he lecturer sald that in view of the great interest | Piwe ai pxpenss or ebarge carr by Rom for ihe iyport o F maintenance tho ual ex: OF tee: Subject: ‘he! tad aceon! MF WOO” Be | Se tomrred ie inn Coniemention Mane hy, tee neta fas clear and brief as poseibie, eschewing full | alone should be aliowed. Tey arrangement for different and rounded.sentences. Business throughout | 'sHssre Inwira véreg an to both Boards und, eo wentiv, 1 the country, he said, was paralyzed; mercan- Vile life a continua? straggie for existence, without hope of reward. The credit of the country was at a think the measure for gompensation. (Overseers of Norwich vs. Overseers of New Berlin, 18 Jahns, 837.) discount thronghout the world. To the merchant the community and the country must look for a re- form and amelioration of this state‘of affairs, ‘rhe Merchant represented the financial brain of the coun- be some $150,000 or more. The Commissioners of Charities and eee claimed interest on the amount alleged be o the Commissioners of Semn ter was then ven to a General notions of equity and justice raust contro! ia deck ing upon claims between parties having opposite interests and #anding toward each other in an fuverse attitud Such relation existe between two independent State agenties eo hanie i. like these boards respectively charged with distinct portions opaient of the. Deg Te wee He Piyslal devel: | of publte otielal diy It wan. not contemplated hy the laws ? ve organizing On etther of erm WOU lect 8 Dring the country aut of its present diMcuities. ‘To | Guiten, For the Poorlaw Board to leave ity ‘compensation in ‘him, and not to the tine spun theories of the pollti- cian, must the people look, The merchant was @ man of business, who man: all bis affairs with ‘wisdom and integrity. The goyernment, from causes y to allude to, as in a@ state of insion of ment in specie, The country looked for relief in every quarter hitherto in yaiu. The American merchunt never repudiates a con- ‘This might be said of many of the States. the hands of the Kmigrant Board by way of aa investinent at interest was an ivegulse aa f wrowll unre been in the iaiior to omit making payment in duo season, Jn the absence of any alatutory provision for {tT think ihe Commissioners of Emigration are not at liberty to pay in- Kon tie claim in question. Simple reimbursement of expenses it all tuat the Commissioners oF Charities can claica, In re'ation to the plan of adjndication he say: e} a er Board had authority to enbmit the questions in There “were instances where Western States, in a overgy to arbitration. (Griswold vx, Stontngtony 6 Cont spirit of enterprise, became involved in dificnicies; | {227.5 ach wae le ued by law to pectormn dg it, with the spirit which actuated this great enter: | ¢ es tis rights against the ‘other re of prise, these States soon resumed payment of all their ound by their ouths.of efilce to xpp'y the'r own: Indebteduess; and every dollar expended to perpe- {o tue matters ia dispate “and to uct a estore 2 e re] aha alt, unless overruled by judicial decision or by 80 fete the magnificent stracture of the republic shall | Stier paramotint oficial anloety.” ‘They could pot sub be paid. Let the government, ike the merctant, | ghonacives absolutely aod frapiteltiy, fa the performance of show its balance sheet and show i's assets and lia- heir duties, to the direction @nd coutrol of private individ- bilities, and thus prove tuat the integrity o€ its | a@als. Had the arbitrators decided that nothing was due from character is beyond suspicion and beyond reproach, | the Commissioners of Emigration the award would not have The debt of ‘the country, $2,600,000,000, was a | formed a valid bar to the claims under consideration. mere bngatelle when the Immense present @nd On motion of Mr. O’Gorman a committes of two. fature to be developed resources of the country are | was appotuted to confer with the Commissioners of taken into account. Lt is impessible to pay the debt Ghavithes end Correction for t arpose of effecting ai present; it 1s unnecesaary to do so, and, indeed, | a final and satisfactory settlement before the it would be unjust to the present generation to com- | of the present year, The committee appointed con- pelt its payment. ‘The work o! payment will be easy | sisted of ‘Commissioners O'Gorman and Bissiuger. aiter a time. Ali the government lias to do t4 to | After the little further unimportant business lad ve the country and tha world ap assurance of dts | been transacted the Board adjourned to the 214 ins’ Eiliy to 80 ingoodtime. The government roust | The semi-monthiy statement of the Comunission the contidence of the peoge in its inteyrity | shows the following:—Number of alien em@grants and ab ability to pay the debt. At was at present uxe- | arrived to December 9, 1863, 208,098; to same date ia Jess and unnecessary to regard the theories of yome | Ls6 Dead that we should at once resume specie pry B m bank Jannary 1, 1868, $08,650; aggre- ment and put greenbacks and gold = pts to December 9, 1868, $557,622; total ‘Tho Present nolders of tha debt, tnree-fourth: ‘Whom are our own Citizens, require only the interest on its principal. Nae debt should be paid trong the 17% Disbursements to December 2, 1804, $121,004. public domain, Every acre pate eset rALrie re- LOCA deemed adds to 7 wealth, y the rapid wofax of LOCAL INTELLIGENC! puiation every decale haa ded to our improved “OLIC® SCARE.—There w: dg more terfitory 4ltan is described by all the | 4 POLCe Scane.—There was a grand shaking of ule avea of England, if tue rate of progress of | She dry bones in the Police Department yesterday, the popu tion shalt ue continued as shown by the | "he Police Compnissiouers promoted twenty routs sl oeusus before the ury closes we Saal mum- K oy ber one Lundred millions of people, and insiead of Jou dodrvicaniaerkaibope to puocekd te tis Sate img eight tiousand milhoos to our aational +“ , e ker’ Weaih iu euch tey.jears.we ball add eugutcon Pe pce pg for a like promotion of a baker's thousand milion aad the ment would Sam’) be no burden. .M@ne debt tae various’ pe- ALLEGED FORGERY.—A wan named Sam’) C. Browm xiods for paywent, @ pordon representing cur- | was arrested yesterday oa the outward bound Calis Fency (about four hundred millions), but the great woportion is represeuted oy tve-twenty vouds Dearing wi (, Al maturing within 3 option of the govern: ng rave of interest in the Engiis@ and « the past year has peen from 1 per annum and during the past reel the rate fas deen only taree of currency. Is it probable tae government Will Conuoue to pay Mfty or sixty muilifons of dollars annually as extra iugerest when itean reduce its ral and 201 distury the or the right of its creditors ¢ The national must be consolidated into other loans at a fair rate of interest, pee 3 & certain Lume Of payment, with @ positive iiability, ch shail not fornia steamer on acharge of forgery, preferred against him ina telegram received from the Chief of Potice of Charleston, 8. ¢. Brown denies the charge of forgery, and contends that the Chief of Police of Charleston had lim arrested simply because he owes a cortala person $700. Bvnciagy.~The establishment of J. WilvInskt, 421 Hudson street, was entered op Tnesday night by burglars. Judging from marks found on the door It would seem that the fellows had used a jimmy to pry it open, but had failed. They then broke one of the shutters of the window, through which they got into the and made off with thirty kack Coats, valued at $690. “During their dight they were frighteuea by the appearance of @ night watchman, when they ces without even requiring a fu specie. ‘fiten confidene e r eseape. aUmpilon of Specie payments will fallow @ UOPpee shelr on ‘aor? brea ag enog: withoud requiring arther accurnuiation of apecte. If Congre wisdom should authorize GENERAL NOTES. ow loan, calles ti@ Americaa consol, intermin- oe ‘apie mu » Dearing five per cent iuterest, After the gaming bouses—Tbhe @rand Jury ia fed at ihe option of the bond. rey @ solemn enactment provide ory sould be paid as te reven- val and interest in gold— of the country would grand consolidated loan, it by some @apient ng. Without wading jus statement do extenuating fi J in such a comdition, provid indebtedness, or we Botalo. ‘The price for getting @ foot mashed on the Jeracy City rerry—$2, 500. ‘The price for getting a on any of the ferries—Nix! It ls proposed io tuanel the Delaware between Phijadelphia and Comden. Virden, 1., has a temperance society suit the old ladies ta a “1.” Inderonifeation offered by a ferry company diree- compiained of having her poc ad smashed by rowdles ‘That must But a foreign . ftesapa the lifeblood, ot and presayes ruin, Ne’ ihe rebellion aid J acepalr in Ute vericetion ombara sor o 1 regarded it nation to vorrew picked—hie ? ha le was nob Mrs. Partington who thought must We a great n hoy, becanse hi Agraplis in the papers, vit that if was oniy a W laborer who was father of her babe, She rates one or two named gentlemen from being qusivle for its paternity. 2 binson's idea that marriac Mt coas@ unl war is declared between Ur A ant ( de United States Is not relisned by t a be nis selves, Matrimony is one of t ny Hester Vaughan makes att exo be pr ‘ment 10s vd iigis nece for theavogate 1 to find other Goan e abe han Europs. gid tthe and tae go wh law HELL sme urnize' the dt fe nh WHS be py ’ la "A brie in Washi n lately introduced {he style of having her train borne by three ps. AN OX Chany, ion should epread courting young a novel. she over several pa The citizens of iaentary #upy of th ve-twet hune thus ray kame 4 neon ali the Aiygusta recently wave a compli- r to the tre Sweeny for ondnet General T. W Aud general go The pe » Would gi mor thi while stationed tn that 18 of commendation of matter was ic pay. | elty would bee of our | Gen his entire command, Aman im ster the other day poured can of Kerosene oves his wile and attempted to set ire to H. Mhe wile had been behaving naughty. ‘the kero. ene woulda’ burn the Woman's ile was j saved, That Wonwu is reserved for » moitea cypwn in the other piace. { - | EUROPEAN MARKETS. . aocomp: ‘ Miwe some wit) sdrawaei | Loxpow Monsey Marker.- aiopt the met by w . ed al v2% currence, extent of fifty banded and & should sake care afi t Erle Railway shares, 26%; shares, 9; Atlantic and Great dated bouds buoyant at 40%. Panis Bounss.--Pants, D improving Ip tone; rentes, 76f. FHaNk¥ORT HOURSE,—FRANKPOKT, De States five twenties Of 1862 closed at 79 ath), i Thonse weak, but Wot ue trom Oe ie grave colniag med United war, f think } lsVERPOO! OC N MARKET.~LIVERPOOL, Deo, prucies, wita te doelite eur | oP. M.—Cotwon—The market closed steady ut ive wal be afforded for wil practica, purper les. et Witch | folowing quotations:—Middiing uplands, 10%d.; tive resumption wil eome it “ | roiddting Ori Lid. The salex of ihe day foot eiuxer, concl ow, .tentlemen, | uy 12.000 bal | repented 1 Ba, ve pimpis HAVRE Corros MARRET.—SIAVRE, Deo, Cotton ed diferent #) $ pape & 5 rm wh Ae » tres ordiuuire, Ou Spot, 127%; low ide w 4 relief of our county Ls hour of be mperHy sm wnereenh t prt Haeaperork MARKET.—LIvERr ool, vening.—The market closed quiet and vue s wartnly applavded at the ok | | | | Neo, | | MARKET. ~LIVERPOOD, Discovwny Of 4 Mexpneen.—in ) “ oF Lhe marder un board the schoo. e Ray, come time for yritte tt | , - bare now under sentenc x totes ge ant ex ¢ of January next, it has been F ¢, articles im. the produce mai tien int the crew, CaStRS Wer leanea at i oe Manker—-Loxpos, Dec, of thus far eacaped 4 trolwom O%d.; refined 'petrolenin, f the Sth ust, gives nd otis unehanged, ANTWERP, Dec. 9.-~Petro- of. for naam white TROLEOM Manne + lewur ac fofea | a) remer a EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. company Ww t r counties, Vi bh looxe w cin he Instant) re he ta, WHOKE es cqunmivied by dus nized as one of the crew, Queerxerdy™, De timore, from New aay QuAENSTOWS, Bee. % of Lingerie, trot & Livenroot, Dec St. Jon, Ne bh, for Livery euadeu | of fhe Atlantic avd was ic The captain, bis wif and pine of the crew Wore drowned, ride tort station, wh a commer wae The steamehip City of Bal- Tork, arrived at this port yester- The Inman steainship City arg ofnson aud the mate i sud gave # fal @eocount of i up une won. tra at Uwe station aud secu ely wo prevent bite {rom eacapiug ‘contract of March 3, 1888, te void so Taras concerns In regard to the claim for interest Mr.®Conor Tue PLYMOUTH (WAS8.) MURDER. Final Scenes in the Triat=Demeanor of the Prixouer apon Receiving Senteace of Twenty Yours’ Imprisonment. We have aiready announced by telegraph the ren- dition of a verdict of guilty of mansiauguter in we case of Samuel M. Andrews, charged with the mur- der of Cornelius Holmes, tried at Plymouth, Mass., and the sentence of the prisoner to twenty years’ imprisonment. The following particulars, giving ‘the closing acenes of the case, are furnished by the Plymouth correspondent of the Boston Heraid, under date Devember &—i1 P. Py. 3 Justice Chapman “commenced Bis.cearee t0 the jury at utes of eight o'clock to-night, at ten mi about an hour for its return, the Ohi his assoctates returned to their quarters at the Samo- set House. and the assemblage in the court room algo gradually dispersed. Shortly before one o'clock information was despatched to the hotel to the effect bo ve. jury was peared to render a verdict, =. onan, e- sare Mo LC Court House, Andrews, appeared and took his seat in his face w rug ved look of indifference which was remarked fhout the trial, During the in- terval previous oe ithe appearances of the jury in court he became quite tative, however, as man whose life hung in the balance naturally would. Not more than persons were in the courtroom at midnight, and these remained until the proceed- ings were concluded. ‘rhe jury returned at mwaeiy- iive minutes of two, having been out nearly five hours, and, after answering thelr ames, were asked if they had agreed upon a verdict, An affirmative reply was returned, and the sonata eee announced that they had found the prisoner, Samuel M. An- drews, guilty of mansiaugnt great satisfaction to The verdict apparentl: care the prisonar’s counsel, ars to the accused, and after a brief interval Districts Attorney Allen moved that the prisoner be sentenced without delay. Chief Justice Chapman inquired if the counsel for the defence desired any time, and a negative reply being returned the Court went out for consultation. Only @ few minutes wee occupied in reaching an agreement upon the sentence, and upon the return of the Court Mr, Whitman, the Clerk, was instructed to announce to the prisoner the sentonce, which was “owenty years’ confinement in the State Prison of Chariestown—the first day to be soiltary and tle residue at hi labor.” On the verdict of manslaughter, d@ severe a gen- tence—the highest known to the law—was not anti- cipated; but the prisoner remained seated with Lis customary stoical indifference. Messrs. Somerby and Davis, his counsel, now conversed with him cheer- fully, and gradually the spirits of the condemne man revived until he smiled at some of the remarks that were made; and when k fone oorespondent bade him farewell in the lobby of the Court Hause he ap- peared to be quite lively and weil pleused at the mau- ner in which the case had resulted, ‘The jurors were now gelieved, and at fifteen minutes of two o’cleck A.M, the Supreme Judicial Court adjourned without day. From the verdict returned by the jury it will ap- eur that the alleged insanity of Andrews had no uafivence upon their minds, and that his story of the attempted committal of an unatural crime received consideration in the making up of the verdict. How the Court considered the matver may be judged from the severity of the sentence ordered. Andrews was remanded 10 the Plymouth House of Correction, adjacent to the Court House, previous to being committed to the State Prison at Charlestown, whither ie w a je removed ia a few days. PUBLIC EDUCATION. Distribution of Medals and Graduating Exer- cises Iu Schools Nos, 3 und i4, On ‘Tuesday morning the pupils of the male depart- ment of Grammar School No, a, located at the corner of Grove and Hudson streets, assembled in the chapel room of the institution for the purpose of assisting at the distribution of medals and awards. The Governor eect, Mr. John 1. Hotfman, presided on the occasion. He made a few eloquent and interest- ing remarks landatory of the New York school system as aduinistered in the metropolis, acknow- lodging ifs usefulness and pledging to It his e The awards were presented by the Burchard, Addresses were also made by Mr. dames Kelly, tn: or for the Third distriet: Com- missioner Warr Mr. James W, Gerard, inspector for the Filth district; Mr. Boese, the venerab! of the Board ‘ation, and a few oth wards ¢ sonsiste “of a gola medal, 90x, for general excelle! als for moral ex: lly, aid Lhree book pi s. presented by one of the local board of the Niath ward. he gold medat awarded to Masier Geor; . Farle; b medals to Masters Ceorg Pile and vards; the Hook prizes to John G. Porter, nedict and Rovert McAfee. AL Schoo! No. 11, on West Seventeanth street, yea torday morning Kone very pleasing exercises’ were gone ‘thronch with on the occaston of the wradtun- ton of Misses Hlizabeth M. Barnes, Julis M. Josephiue Jiyde, Mary bk. ran ae McCormick and Julia HL. were distributed by Assigtant eruttendent Kid- die, who made a few very appropriate remarks, and announced that besides those to whorn diplomas had been awarded Mi Mary Keily. a Ward, Saran Duneau, liza MeBibang, Mary Purdy and Jule Boyle had been jonnd equaily worthy of gradu- ation and the highest honors that could be con- ferred upon them-—preseating therg with diplomas— but they had the misfortune to be under the ave specified by the Board of Edueation for those to whom diplomas may be awarded. The Rev. Dr. Thompson delivered an address io the graduates, and Judge Bray, of the Court of Common Pleas, presented the “Kelly medalss’ for moral excellence, to Misses Sarah MeCorintck and Mary §. ‘Tysov. Judge Brady in presenting the medals made an elo- quent and pretty address, arging tv i | ladies io whom the award was wade to preserve the mnedals from all stain. A few piqnant remarks were made by Mr. James W. Gerard, whiqg should have the ten- dency of preventing any of th® young ladies present frown ever becoming “strong minded women.” THE PROPOSED FRANGO-AMERICAN SUOMARINE CABLE. [Prom Morgan's Kridsh Trade Jonrnal.) manufacture of the new Ailantic telegraph Wivch is to be solmerged between Brest and a suitable terminus on the shores of ine State of New York 18 prowressing satisfactorily. The new cable is almost identical th construction with thoae which ¢ completed in isd, the only difference being that the diameter of (he conducting copper wire is slightly greater, and the outside wives are of homo- geneous Bessemer si¢el walvanized, having a brenk- ing strain of abous 1,000 pounds, while the wires outside the @€isting Atiansic’ lines have a breaking strain of only about 00 pounds, The new cable will be laid dm two Tengtis—one from Brest to Pierre, in deep sea, of 2 not imelnding and the other tro re to the ferminns, miles in length uding slack. ‘The jatter Persian Guif cable, «4 it will have to be laid pm parative shallow water, and dis exterior wires wilt be pro- tected with Bright and Clark's patent siliceous com- pound, which consis principally of powdered flint and pites. ‘The constrnetion of the shore en be sit Hat of the existir “yf thinner u not tue on Will be #itmiiar to the et her Majesty’ proposed ror mie is 1@ ocean ia nearly the sam bed in which the existmg ¢ mnet took mi from the “i the vottom in charseter an the 4 are Jaid, aud of about the same depth. Litle but iad and ooze was found along the route. In order to avoid the dangers of injucy from rocks and iecberga, the new 1 be laid to the south of 1 below the southern edge of the Great Bank, 60 that timay be laid In deep water. Sir James Anders who will command the Great Bastern during the © ganized lor We submerge! the folio’ present cables, keeping in the 600 fathom line upon the ¥ilne Bank and around the gout hele of the Grand Bank there is no peasibility of ice or aay other agency that can be suggested injuring the cable, e northern edge of the Grand Kank was avoided, because it is nncertain at what depth + eibeberas ground. They are said, upon good authority, to gronnd at Limes in ninety fathoms. It is pot certain at What depth the vessels employed in the seal trade may Komelimes choose to drop hor for the purpose of ke ‘foes. These q ad by the track chosen for the pro- 1. am justified by wy own experi- frow ihe southern edge and thence to the pince of ionding ta Amertea is entirely free from any deuger from ice, and does not cross any anchorage resorted to by the feet of fahing vessels. The breaking strain of the new #iee cable will be {seven and # balf tons and the strain required for submersion geed not be more than fo: en hundred Fven if atwny time It ben ‘i any portion of It that 1 now laid the etraia nee ) a half in the deepes: water, Weight of copper Mm existing Atlantic cables is 800 pounds per knots in the new cabie it will be abou! 409 pounds. the Great basvern has arrived at Sheerness from which place sie will, proceed with the cable probavly fo the eud of next June, After leaving the Med: Way she will go io Breat to finish cosling and Wil) thence Ftact on the telegraphic expedition, Distensstyo Su Mise Mary Whiizie, se wg in the famuy wy ois, aNd daugiier of wr er ilving some #iX Halles fromm the berately committed sut by taking strychoi apectable fartn | same piace, dei: night of the 4th inst. ten o'clock she jeft the (arnily enrele and r her room seemingly after a@ noise Was he; py and cheerial rd in her room, thither she was found in the agonies’ 0! vcail, an confessed.to taking the poison, She hit yy taught sehool, but at the time was employeu usa searastress, She was ® young lady highiv respected, and Ho reason ia Known (or the Commission of the ved. Previous to taking the poison sie wrow the ‘lowing note to Mise Gertrude 4 Dean Grwrir Good night; 1 have ml imay never rive again, Thave 7 faluer, mother, brot for we, for | aw vuworttiy fo uve From ti passeng ity by boat, there ing cous grid, Probert J Fi ‘iy Mrs Conta ni : : resi TBE O810 RIVER CALAMITY. Additional Particulars of the Collision Be- tween the United States and America~ ‘Thrilling Incidents, ym the Cincinnatd. it Commercial, Dec, ‘Tt ts still diMeuit to make out full lists of and the saved, ‘wo facts a snp RE for this, Sos asa the er list of the Unit the second Fors Lrg ary bea obtamed at Ruhl’s Polat ! ABS ENG BRS: bs UNITED STATES. Mra. R, A Jones and her daughter Eva, of Penaa- Mar; Spstepeen, of Lane Louisville. ye* Mrs. C, HH. B . of Louisville, cashier Freed- M Indiana. Mr. Wiliam ata egg ence uuknown, © , Commodore Thompson companion. A companion of Mr. Clarke Senaane Seven females were vanes from the States on Sunday, but their bodies were so charred that they could not be recognized, The body olen eukees ™man was found at Vevay, bs had 80 3 badly burned that It could not be recog- Brunswick, of Cincinnati. wilitam ar ely Jonn Mosaett, ville, O1 Johnathan Crawford and wet Dayton, Ohio. ©. B. Sappington, Madiso Lewis Vance, Madison, Ind, Steele Bright, of Onio, George W. Fabnestock and daughter, of Phiiadei- Mr. Speigelberg, Louisville. Mr. Lewis R. Johnson, Louisville, Mrs, John Pierce and son, Louisville, Louisville, ‘Thomas Set Miss Harriet Waring, New Albany, William H, Green, 1b port, Ind, |. M. Lewdower, idence unknown. ohn F, Burns, residence unknown, etarry young lady in her any. M. J. Look, Madison Ind. Mr. and Mrs, Hutciins, Concord, N.¥. [One of the sons of the deceased has telegraphed Con- cord that he has seen their dead bodies.—Kp, HER~ ALD.] Mrs. George W, Goff, residence unknown. Oflicers and erew—James Johns, third clerk; John Fennell, steward, Covington, Ky.; Samuel Smii ith, ase sistant engineer; James Fennell, barkeeper, Coving- ton; Richard Macavall (oloredy secon steward; Charles Harris, Charles ae bee Smith, ‘Theo, Cox, Martin Bowles, Dantel Anderson, Willis Lat. ferin, Elijah Fort, Charles Harris, ‘al of the pore, crew; William Jobson, deck sweeper; — Bigley, coalman—63, AMERICA’S PASSENGERS. Mr. Ragge, of Texas, ‘The unknown man who fell in a fit. J. Lander, of this city, who lives on Vine street, between ‘Thirteenth and Fourteenth. r. W. H. Garvin, of Louisville, Whose name ap- pears among those who are loi was the oldest merchant in that ctty. He was born In London- Ftd Ireland, in 1795, and came to this couniry in aero the Loutsville Courier-Journal, Dee, 7.) Atouching appeal was made by Miss Jones toa gentieman on boar As th coming too heated to } and the “flames were forcing their way gradually into the cabin, she went to lum saying, “Oh, Mr. ——, you have talxed to me this evenings you have danved with me, you know who [ am and where {come from; save me! Oh, save me! Oh, save me!’ He told her he hada wile to save, and could not help ber, Poor girl, she is beyond earthly help now. Ono of the gentlermen on board had the presence of mind to uphinge a door, which he’ threw into the river; aad, after lis wife and he had jumped in, he yaced het in position 40 reach the shore. “Now stay here, dear,” was his request, “until J can fix iuyself dome Way, and we can both besaved.” Ima- gine the husband’s agony, jusi as he had procured something that would float, to see aman swim to- Ward the frail support of ‘his wise aud knock ber away from it, She was drownea. One gentleman and wife escaped in rather a ro. mantic manner. Fastening life preservers to both of thew persons he tied her right arm to his ieft, then took ashutter, over which they placed both arms. “Now, one, two, three, jump !? he evied, when both jumped, and aiter a litle manccuvring they arrived safely on shore, minus, however, several articles of apparel needed to make them presentable. A lady on board the States related that as she and her husband were moving toward the shore, in the water, she saw one of the lifeboats fMied with met. perp who bad escaped. But all at once the At gins backing toward shore, and mercil rudder strikes the boat, crushing and uy Nowe of those passengers were saved. ing one danger only to meet death in aioe fore | From the shore could be seen women with nothing - but thetr robes de nuit to protect them, rushing about in the flames, screaming for help; motners, with their children in their arms, most of then a rushing about frantically, ne mother, ding her baby in her Tan to a ‘swat, but the water seomed to her only @ chilly grave; then she jumped in the cabin again, then to the guards. last that was scen of her she was standing up with ber baby hugged closer to her, her awiul death, burnin; ‘the scene at Warsaw ea ars description. Rela- tives hunting for each otter, the wounded screaming with pain; people, who at home were blesked wita wealth, bemoaning their sad plight, The ladies yen- erally had perforce to go to bed wile their linen was being dried, Ciothing was brouglt by the open- banded and warm-hearted citizens of Warsaw, and everything Was done to render them as comfortable wasibic under the circumstanpes, ‘he bridal parties oa board lost phage 4 but their, sleeping apparel. Calicoes took the place of elegant vestinents. Red worsted hoods or bonueta, or anything that would cover thelr feet and naked- ness, Clothing was gone, elegant trousseaux, which had cost so much time and twouble in getting to- gesher, were lapped up in the #angry fames. Moncey was gone, and penniless, nearly naked, three of the newly married couples changed their warm beds fox ihe ioy water im the river, and half dead with right, and two-thirds frozen, they oply reached the friendiy shore to be greeted by a piercing cold wind. But at Jast they Were saved, and they fell into the haw: of srood Samaritans. One couple, ust married, have fulfllied thelr holy vow to love each other until death should then part; but death (ook therm poth—both to- eethor—f . drowned, dead, in their beautifa youth, with the Kiss of their pure love frozen on tuelr Lips, A geniietoan with tis xister, a lovely and accom- pushed young lady, Were passengers on the United (ates. At ttle first shock the geutleman Was thrown frou his bed cleat on the floor, Hastily palling on his pantaloons he rushed to the stateroom of his sis- ter, burst open the door, and, seizfog ber in his carried her down on thé main deck, where, pre enring a door shutter, he threw ii overboard and leaped after tt, with his sister in bis arms. He placed her securely ov the shutter and was swim. ming behind, pushing it, with lis precious load, toward the store, when, to his horror, # big, burly ble-bodied man awa up, prised his sister off oard and climbed upon it hinseilf. young girt sank with @ scream, and if she came to the surface it was 80 dark and the confusion so great that he could net find her, Maddened at the dastardly act he made after the autnor, and seizing him by the throat a straggle to the death en- . They roe ad sunk together, stil struggling, and when last bh were grappling with each pther. Whether either wae saved or both went down toge- ‘The sister sank beneath the bat ehe was terribly avenged Wood Work was be- the rude ae > and ther 1s not known. 8 lost. waves and Ww: by her brotue Two ladies, Whose names ara unreported, placed on board the States by Mr. Townsend Whera, a banker of Philadelpuia, were assuredly lost. They Wook passage for New Oricans, Mr. Whelan caine down yesterday tnsearch of them, but could obiain no lve to thelr fate, Mr George Zeigicr, of Nashville, and wife, who escaped so miracniously, were married at Fremont, Omo, on sufday night preceding the disaster, Atthe place, near Fiareuce, where the boats col- lided the river takes & bend, though there is over twenty feet of water, which Allowed them plenty of Tos Frauk and J. N. Price, brothers, of this city, made cape together, and had a’ most thriifng ad- venture, When they left the boat tt was almost en- tirety wrapped in Mames, and nearly all who could hai ded the decks and wore struggiing to evade the sheets of flame that overspreaa the water. jucky chance the brothers reached one of the States and sitd down into the water, and, vr much dimeculty, got asiore, Te their coolness and much'of the life-saving ia due, and their calm survey of the dire situation in great part insnved the transmisdion #f tnteiligent accounts of the disaster, thetr STATISTICS OF RETAIL LIQUOR CONSUMPTION. The following statement ix made by Mr. Wells, the special reventie comrotasioner, in his annual re: port, Itshows the amounts paid in the sevéral States by the drinkers and eousumers of intoxtcating liqnors to the retailers over the counter, It 1s com: jled from the returns of the retailers, as sworn to them, and upon which they paid taxes, and the ammount Is, the likely to be overstated:— Vermont, + $6,796,085 efore, not Maryis Misdourt. Todiana. California zy Kentucky North Caroll Wisconsin, West Virginia. Michigan Arkansas . lowa.. . Delaware Connectic Missiasippt.... New Jorséy... Maine Ithode Island N. Hampshire Minuesota, . Dist.Columma Jotal orado ie Territ a 14.16 ma00 «$1,428, 401,806 Ina, and af NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. box Pieiades, Packard, Pensacola; brig Bogota, Ross, New Peiseures, Deo 4 Arrived, Ui Joba niet Holmes, Bosca. ARREST OF AN ALLBOND MURDERER, William P, Knox, of this city, arresved yesterday Staunton a Degro man named William Gilmore on cS arecmane Gordyagre’e short time slace.—Richmond En ees ip Fret, pang preety Mo- rer, ‘ov 27, beige Caroling, McFarland, Matanzas; Mary, caetoemesieoe Halisras; Dee 3, Proteus, ‘Broteus, ft, rors cof RMF URGOG, Now 4 Arrived, schr Wanata, Carr, Ponsan yore tsa previous, bark HL Routh, Martin, pHAvan brig Star, Sparrow Bewtany Ci Pendletas, NY M eek, Tucker, Fucker, Ralbisaera; Doe hoa aay git sake, ate fad agin) ‘ Eeperanse Chas ‘Pensrtivo 0), ‘Ve riedeaciin, Kohl York: 8d, 0 i ca JH Kennesiye ERUPaee coi fmore ; une DB vee ra ‘Bremen (Na), Wi EW cet seein ang MARANUAN, No us from Wilmiagton Piltenon Agr moe AYTeH ite Pl BA lid ta earanras, Nov 28, aah brig ae — Rag oy 7 Nov 3 gy 2, sehr “Kak Strout, from Hoxton, a aa not vet arse SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York-—-Tiis Dxy. r New Paseo PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 9, 1868, Herald Packages. Captaine and Parsers of Vessels arriving at this port wil) please deliver ell packages intended for the Hewat to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam nas; Sete meena Pearso Farnrmany Des totn ar 90 the coast far the the Gated Stat (Br), Pearton, Ga 3H Kennedy, 81 duc, une; sehr Idaho, pike vag mann Yacht tect, Tae New York Agauciated Press do not now | ALEXANDRIA, Dec 8—Arrived, steamships EO Knight, collect marine reports nor altend to the delivery of packages, Peed ten : eases weston. 5 as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings | BOSTON, Dec 8—Cleared, Kennedy, Por 2 rN ip D b sclteirgrerginpompin: be de el bandee tl neg a Faloating Br), ret ch ark sale, Don 1 1, 1808, the Aasoctated | Gace’ bark Bhward Albeo (Bn, Wite iin Portland, ‘ei oud Fines will’ Gasoline’ the esllaction Gf axlp nave ta the | far Ghee 5 Gama? Pe Perry, Jiicksonvillé, to loud, harbor of New York. Passed unanimously. {or Bultimones schre Frank Faliner, Latham, do, 19 oad for w@- The office of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and Asplow Hall, Powell, Philadelphia; May sexe teat vat Whlithall a All ommmurizations from } 38 fe be lea No, ree delhi lowes, New ‘owners und consignecs ‘ere of inward bound ves- teen Star, C rarded free of Walled. Stearaehl Tails nK Pheentx; a puso’ miler, and E Barnard som ae Roads, brigs p=, diva ang bois hip Roman, Raker, Philadelphia. CLEARED. hing arrived $0 ‘steawbabips Blackstone, Baltimore; Gina’ ‘ len, NYor' ai ‘LTMORE, Des 8—Arrived, brig Americus, Hand, Huc- 08 Ayres, MGlearedte-Steamshtp mera Howes, Boston ; 13 brig Mara Crowell (Br), Messen, ‘bebrs Bakery and Ann 8 Brown, F Searaviile Gevath Suny Celeste A Hendricks, Hendricks, Providen Balled Bark Frubling; echire’s 8 Bickmore, J Ht Site! *uAEEHHON, Doc 5--Cleared, bark Haabet (Gwe), Sum- Bteamibip Cos@ Rica, Dow, Payama—Panams Railroad higamsnp Chioa (BP, Hockley, Laverpool via Qoeenstown— J. gStenmhip Colorado (Br, Cutting, Biveryool—Wiliams & sttinahip Alaska, Gray, Aspinwal-—Pacific Mail Steamship cfieamahip Perit, Delanvy, Galveston—Spotford, Tileston & Fteamah Dearbo Murra vials hea Joshua & Mary (Br), Yen. port nthe cateamahip Lo, rn, Savarmah—Murray, Ferris & os ei ng ; mt Me sai rt ne Steamship Fairbani Imington, rpotowe, 80, an ae irbankxs, Hanter, Wilmington, NC—James Bh Kirra i ar Eger Starr are Key Wea ar \ Steamship Saratoga, Alerans City Pomt — steamsbi jan! wu, NuMcCresdy. ee eerie a EDOAHTOWN, Nov 20--Arrived, sehrs Chaiplony, €ir%qy Steamship Empire, Price, Alexandria_—James Hon‘. York for Bostod: Deel, Four Sider Honter, Falla nin Steamab! Acushnet, Bedferd— gi wv do MEE s Woods? be gee vena a he Raynor, Nvere ‘or Ainafra, Wooley, ‘king, Philndephi Rip Franklin, Drew, San Fraacisco—Sutton & Co. fr ren eh, NYork for Porta 8d, ‘e Caailda, Robinson, Havre—Bovd & Hincten, Morzile Uhiaieiphia’ for Boston; H il, ear nv Bare Alfred (NG), Schroeder, Antwerp— Fabbri Chaun- i ham ; Julin Elizabeth, gin Boa *hil ome for, Golden Fleece Rhodes, Barbados Porc yeeeeare ety ad ns ii i, hulsdetphin, ford at he cae onaie Henry Trow:'| Poreeotib, Mil te ait pert for ‘Dover: Wing Belle (Br), Sechausen, Seville—Trpper & Beattie, Hodedon, Phiixielphia for Cohanset: ‘Abner "' Aglaia (Br), Baird, Pernambuco and Babla—Witham ¥ lor, ¢:ul vba iy lle: awe) er, Wlizabethport for Boston abaivie: burg for do; Essex, Georgetown, 11C, bo Br Brg hema (Br), Con; Tai Iaza—J F Whitney & Co. i Port, evouing. the above arrivals, | and the other ur-: acm Py ed is (Br), Be St John, NB, via Portland— | rivals, THe FERNANDINA, Fla, Deo 3—Arrived, stenmahip Alabamay! , Tecmo Helen (Br, Stevens, Amherst, NS—PI Nevius & Sons, | Limeburner, N¥ork ; 1 Brig Gerea (Br), Wilson, do. Sebr Mai ‘Stow, Rankin, Georgetor sc— » li Cleared 34, brig On megs (Or) Ne, sak Se ant ‘ - saa oa omnes ABN NAGE peers catks Lpsaraun for = rom New Yor a aga Bristol: Mazgie ¥ laws, for Marre; brig Sarab/ Ann} achrey wKobr DF Keaitie. ovine Dy tn aah Abbott. 8 rk, aoe ead ‘Ceres, for the West Indies; A:tce, for, Soht Le Burnes, Coleman, Prasldeuse te’ Rocker: & | Triniiad? Kace Wantwort, for Barbados: PALL: RIVER. Ivee TSailed, fchra ‘Thos Borden, Writh: ington, Philadelnhia: Kyte, Rephens, NYork. GETOWN. SC, Nov 5—Arriver, prig Black Swat rater NYork ; 27ib, schr SZ Woodbury, Woodbury, Seu: Shares Dec}, scbra susan Wright, Monrty NYork} Ch cele’ Sea el sOhOk ETOWN, DO, Dec 8—Sailed, schr ¥anny A Bailey) Portlan: vGEOUCESTER, Deo %—Arrived. ag Wm 8 Laker, as | ‘Schr 00 Ackem, Hobbla, Stamford, Sloop Active, Miller, New Haven—G K Racket’ & Bro. ARRIVALS. REPORTRY UY THE HARALD sreay Yarns. Steamship Ease, Greene, Havana Dec 6, with mdse and Beare *, to os Auantic Mall Steamship Co. Had heavy sbips Wm Keneay, from Boston for Baltimore; Nereus, from Boaton for NYork, detained by a heary NW gaie, Steamenipy tionterit Crowell, Savannah Dea 6 with | line, Frince Edward Island for B mse aud passee nena to T Lowden, Hine etperlenced | HOLMES’ HOLE, Dee ®—At anchor off this port, team] winds the entire pansace; ith In heavy wenterly of Cape Wipers pemrd, sae mehine Gen reba p Geo Washingtoa, atti a apt ee a m2 (MOBILE, Dec 4~Arvived, bare ‘Loutee, Every itastioe! eal fan ores 8, wannah, with id } ‘team! anit . phi ee 4--Below, coming. 0 ip Tron mie, to} em eiphia, 9 hours, with | im Mallard; trots Mobile, Below, waite cider, bark *Steamehip Disiso, Johnson, Portland, with mdse, to J F Mini Bojpee aan, Stevenson, Sierra, Leone, 41. days with i 01 ou winds 0 . page? Nov 20. tat 27 0 Ny on 71 63 W, spok ke ark Alice Len “§ SouTuwrar Pass, Dec 4—Arrived, steam*bip Don, Wat~ jm oi J pbaceinbis for Spooning Bee, 2, atmo a, ton 73 30, forse Peoria Gd erg Ve me ty Pal Aden. led, burle vark Pd, from as for Portland. calland, On the bar, I ‘irig Martha A Berry tot Porthaads ao Cardenas, 16] VNORFOLK, Dee b~Arrived, “sche Samuel Wood, Wood, days, with molaases, to Miller & Houghton. Had heavy weae Ks ther he whole passage and has Teen 10 days north of Hat- Cleared—Scbr Kate Wentworth, Adams, Barbados. } Salied—Schr Rebecca, Smith, NYor teras, Bele W H Bickmore (of E Benton), PR kd abated PORT, Dec 6—Arrived, sehr D P, Dixon,tPhitae tw BEDFORD, Dec 6—Arrived, schr Yarmouth, Baxter, no (Brem), Frieke, from a red-—Barke Eva H Fisk, Keil ‘Kellggan, Liverpool ; bel Fare lona. , NYork; Rovetta Me~ (Sb), Borotno, Barce- Bickmore, New Orleans, ‘a ad 18 days, with coal, to mastet heavy weather; bo Sa i foreroyaimast and mainboom, and lost and 6] Ch M ral’ By is for N York. swith fruit end one fname fer, wo NL Motrsuay” ae Meaty d «HEWES iy Herd, PM—Sailed, schrs H § Rowe, Cobb: Opeddiciom, aod Tooklay Srewart, Rockland, f Syon? yp Allen, Allen, Dighton for NYork: Ned Sumpter, Higgins, Thomasida for do; Weten W Condon, Condon, Bs ‘or do; George & Albert, MeDonald, Bos:on for Gi pe. M—Arrived, schra Kate, Stevens, Fai! River for New: vant: Mali Treat, wen Bangor for do. iin portschre Stachel Jane, Soule, from Rondouty Emap, to with scar Dasctlens,, for StJohn'e. PR. First 3 diays had ht Nand NW wind knee heavy gales and high CMe Ks anchored off Sandy Hook at 130 P 16 days, Shapson & Clapp Had heavy oH Rehr Ontara (of Machina). Sprague, with sugar and molasses, to “Scur southern Cross (Br, George, Windsor, NS, 12 days, with plaster, to Cranda'), Umphray & Co, idgewood, Derricks ms Jackaonviliey 6 days, with for ‘Norra (a marine rallway Ds A : — i Taster. ad hen Re reat lost jibboora, with wu- Ing atiached sprung foretopmast and fore gat, and vol oe 71 scene hr Nath! Banks, in Banks, Williams, Fastport,? days, with Gxb, to | Rodiord for NYork: a B Allen, Case ciNew rt for doy Sarah Dy 1 W Blake, Bink Dighton for’ do; Thos Providence foro; Geo Hotehkise, Hackett y copes, Bow re ‘* red mpter, Hi gasns, Thomaston, 7 da : si ante co. ee SAAR. WAN Re Daly Saunders, sod Tit Shertiany Murpiyy ao River ir Providen f to Haviis sehr FB ina, Emery, Saco, 9 days, with heading to nsfield, Achorn, jdence for daz Jonas Bi gy Si a 0 | Nichola, do tor Coatienton; Harriet Thomas, ‘Alexandria’ fot Schr Satah Clark, Mason, Roston for Philadelphia, Aliyn’s Fotnt; A & D Soudaer, NYork for Heaton ; sloop Hare Bene Ira Biles, Hideon, "Fall veal, in, Bristol for NYork. Schr Phil Sberidan, Murphy ali et. Salled"U'B torenun colice James Campbell, 00. cruice Bor MO Wells, Reever, Pall Selver for [lienbethonrt. insoageh of the Polloee ERD Lightahip, ‘writ sigce 39th ult. The bark Lord Baltimor rh led Sth, has passer; ee ee ber frome «i reports heay. ‘ates the whole passage Beon'ie Gaye noth of Hermude shied carga epi cai | anna bye cae Hoon, Ne bark Tota apetee siiganhnpeniee = 7 ape Pasteren, Wil Wiikle, Porto Cabello; sears Joseph Lana, Porrye Law. “enaacoln Mac ysis Dyer, yer portant FA Hammond, Pats Provincetown, 7 Boe A Dateh whip, from East Indios, a JB Header ache ra Cha recuse reek een Brig Naiay Richardson, frow Cleatuezos, aa for NYork. ~ pies ™ pe aay) The &ubmarine Wrecking Company's stenm@r Philip, Capt liver at st ieee pete “ Bors Hazard, spoke ship Bazaar, Jellerson, from tlavre toe thie deny hors cy open Fa ‘ail River; J W Everman, port, before reported arrived, at anebor of Jones” Inlet, ly er, Procder.e; Pathway, Meliiwes, Bos fo-day (ite); bo annistance readered. CORT AND feeb arr eck ere tre SATLED. of the Feet, Brewer, Hock for doy Ay Foun gy Eliem Cleared. “Brig Ricken, Stet r Hattie ith--Stenmships Borussia, Hamburg; thy Chinn, Liver. | "cles jovephine, Liuee cass; pot; Colada. vio Alaska, Aspin swe i, et Saiventon = a jecbP Richard’ Vaux, Veasle, Phiite Leo, Savanna ‘airban! iimington, ie! on Erb iy A “atcnan acu 1 Steamship Isaac Bell,’ jpbia (in tow); bark. Bourne NYork: mehr Two Munya Wiles Alvany. rigs Feriann (Port) parte: Harmen, Lage BAN FRANCISCO, Dec Arrived ahi Santos, Marion, Cabell Nueyiiaa: Mary Ove NYork; Hertforishire, Bloxham, Liverpool vg schr A A Beudel, Indianola aad iuevaoce. Ginpton, Gtaagow ow Misi fr, Condor 1.8 storeship Guard eame down from the Ni fatcher Magoun, Peterson, NYork; Johm ¥ and ancoored in tug North River. ‘Candis; Lay Bitney, Baricti, Cnilay, Patame, Laney and Paliner, Liverpoots Wind atgunset NW, fresh. Beiekeshin Frederick sea Benefiel, Cork. pusree tae th Artived, varie Hosen , Shiela, Marine Disnsters. Nal, Tier 6 yar Leopoldine Fraute iran deco Faimouth , D. de jor f Sircv Jor DUNCAN (BP), from Bi John, NI. Nov 9, for Piremego Gr - garni oh Liverpo ol, in reported by eable a capsized ihe Auantic. Captain, Captain's wile aud nine of the crew lost, THR ATK reported ash on J beach, 1s xt anchor. Bui Finke (NG), Elwell, from Bio Janeiro for Baltimore, te ashore on Thomas Point. Avalstanc® haa been sev: bet from Baltimore. Bria Martaxna IV (Port), from Pbtiadelphia for Lisbon, was returning for more ballast BourS V Niowess, of St John, NB, went ashore 25 south of Ocracoke, aud will probahiy ‘get off iter di dng cargo. She was ‘wom Kan Juan, Nie, for New Yorks is ui 167 tons burthen, and was butit in Porahd, NB. Scr AC ACwrix, Foster, from Georgetown, ashore on the Koropr Bar, Rockaway ‘ork, TArLLATNaTOR, Ne, Dec 1—Arrived, schr Gem, Jones, MISCELLANEOU BEAU TIEC! hs ASSORTMENT A Pauls § FANGY Goons FoR PUOLMOAL PRESENTE. OLOvE, JEW EL AND HAR DICE CIID woxrs, ATUARY, ARTIFICIAL Fi DC, for NDS, we TOILET WARK, a, poms AR i 2881 Boston, with & cargo of coal, ara; Shoals ‘om the eth, {net a8 YN ef tte oany iow oft N ROSE, eerie ND GREEN date, with a Vib anchor an fathomea of chain ahen! 1 ete, Grou al Capt W. vf ihe Submazme Wrecking Company, reports Clogke, Mantel p. her having big ae open waving ‘and Statnettes, ged and full of water, but Bet ir the wentone proves fav 8 The AC A has 900 tons al on hoard, and bo Insurames on easel or cargo. & WINON AK Cant Holeot, of the Submarine, Wreck: Just opened. ‘Alto, full assortment o! sottaM PLATED Wane, 3 amet Rewene, reporia oa the ¥tb ine Ab manufacturers’ prices Great Fug Harbor, fell tn with sehr Winconh, bound N, with {oss of j1bboom and forctopuisst, and suurt of provisions, FINE PLATED WA EA EXTRA QU ALITY, and supplied ber. Sonn RATTAN, Bearse, of and from tune Bay, NF, on # herring vornge, Bable, and bad arrived ina disabled co NS, where she would be obliged to and Proceeding on ber voyage. Sonn W W BRAtNARD wan blown ashore on. Hallock’ Beach , Connecticut, Hh inst, In the gale, and ie high and dry, ‘Of our o nufactnre, loncester for For: on # rock of Cape Liverpool, repaire before Decorated French Ching, fine eut and engraved Glamsw are, Parinn Statua Of Painting: fabaaters from Ttaiy. Chandeliers aul Fixtures of the andsamest pattorns, in glass, bronze and ormolu, of foreign and domestic manu facture. ot ie Many Stanwan. 15 fone, owned by Capt Ryder, adi B.— Holiday Erecente aciected to, advance wih Be care « jo 0 ally re dels of Gree nport, went to places on Milletoue Point, Conn, Digh! Wy retaided for delivery af aay epeaited tat 5 oy, 488, 490 anit 492 Broadway, corner of Broome wire Al OFFICIAL DRAWINGS: . Missouri and Kentucky State Lattories Po at ee re ag MIGSOURI-~OLARB NO, 75: Be pore NS, Deoy8—A violent cain commenced here at midnig ht and eerlouw injary wae sustained by vessels in port. Three schooners were wrecked and two were adrift in the rbor, and twenty-one serioutly damaged, Six Gloucester .Voasele eecape d injury; no other American veasels in port. STONINGTON, Dec & During the gale tnat night acht J & N Steelman, Chadwick, from Rondout for Pawtucket, came on 62, 83, 1 shore aud te bil The cargo may be baged in a damaged KENTUCKYEXTRA CLARS NO, 85, DEORMNeN9,' condition if tie verse! holds in shape, No others teriously 78, 4h, 4, — RENTUOKTOLA88 NO. 686, DRO ®, TUCKERTON, NJ, Dee 9 The brig reported ashore on Lovg 33, 38, 5, 43, 18, TI, 45, 8, Information ftenishedi n the above, and ald Raval ar a nthe if r a saa ete ea me eben Lotter: by J. CLUTE, Broker, £00 Bruwiivay, ivi) on attoel, Miscellanea: of tho steamehi Engte, from Hevann, will accept our thanks for full files of tate Cuban papers, &c, and for promptly forwarding our files to thie office, ‘The wind during the day yemterday was strong from NW. ‘The vessels reported a8 at anchor below on Tuesday remain, they not being able to get their anchors. Strawn H J Davinos —Capt Hu Hi, from Para Nov 8, repo imer Ht J Davison French, from Wilmington,’ Dely for B on Agron was Marankam, walting for. favorable wenther. ad pre: viously wailed from M, and after being out sit days returned ‘op account of bad wenther. She would remain until the rainy feason aot in, which would be from four to nlx monthe Ante Exi7a Thorson, Dill, from Turk lelande for New Bevan, called abou Nov i, end bad uot arrived cp te tue sh tf, PILL In THE STOMACH 18 PANO urd. Dr. WOLCOTT condemne it brings on waraemus and bas sent inflione Hie Pain Paint tevied free at 170 Chatham myunre, Tew Vy WONDERFUL DISCOVERY Tr: aT EXTRACTED without gun! twelve years: in alr ered daly heautiful Tee SKY Vik fis, Grmnd pire cts ow iiroadway ; WENity VILLER®, 266 ( dread ateoet, oot wery, BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY O#TAIRED diferent ttates—Legal everywiv re; no publicly : = until divorce obtained; success gyaranteod, aly M. HOWES, Attorney, 7 Naan atreet of the echr Richard BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY wean, i digerent ong ah No publicity, No charge Wl Whalemen, obtained. rng ce (ree, ‘aloo Notary Pi rabiie and Cornnie Bark Raward Everett, Silva, of NB, te reported at wen Oct |" of Deeds for ev a paving taken 100 bh ap ou since leaving Payal, Eat Conair at Law, 261 Brondyay Wonoiuln, Ni ncaroity of ton. re will probably " RES OF DYSPETS! \ whalere ta 0 maueh better th J0 MORE MEDICINE, 70,00 CURES | of dak for wha hag oe bn teg.on actus N Phthisla, Constipation ce Mmerhcea, Laver and Nervous ip, Adeline 8nd eylved home Nov i? The tatowteg veanels have arrived | Disordére, by Du pers since ow 14:- €en sirecney with 1100 UPfs oi, ih A NUE NTA SE OO cine i Dbia.o!, 6000 tbe Dono; Hercules, 860 bb's oi which ‘ares ity tienes ta oe ho, 1180 bile of, 96,006 ibe bowe Ase hevedenne ducclianarta Bib askin 29 oor Spok DUB 400, 168 William treet, Now Vork And ail grocers ancl chemiata'a town. aad oonnisy m Bangor for Adel Ship David Brows@f de ( Avstralin’, Linn ® @ tralia iad Jon # 4, from New Orieans for Havre, Dew , y$-KEEP THE PERT DAY bay 4 W rATERP ROOF fours, eto at Voreign Porta. 498 roadway ABrINW A114 Nov ¥8—Arrived) barks Fypatia (Be), Ma ; on givon, RYOvk WHT krmotroum Lidge: Baittorre | auth, Be THT LEAD AT wane PRICK FOR 20 DAYS—OF V great body, and Joss; vnual price Io. Hingis Whtueberry Balled 22d, Uri Lizele (ie HY} price Te. per guy large low ee mod Pas) RL ORE, Cridialyy, Coatamoaalgor 5 Wd, |