The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1869, Page 10

ares % : i Dine chariot, drawn by , Wo servants delind. 10 EUBURBAN. DVTELL Jersey Clty. UPaNiNG oF THB SKATING RONK.—Tho Curricu- Tom, which proved so successful under the manage ment of Professor Brady, ts being changea into a skating rink, The gymnastic apparatus, bowling \ alleys and velocipedes were removed within the past few days. {t is Uixely to prove a popular resort during the winter. A THe ComurrreEs ON CONSOLIDATION.—The Joly’ Committee on Consolidation will hold their Srst Meeting during the ensutng week. The representa- tion by wards is so unequal that the action ef the comuyittee will not be cousidered binding by Jersey City, in-vue first place tte committees were ap- pointed vy the Mayors of Hudson, Jersey end Be gen cities, aud it is a very pertinent question whe- Wher the people at large endorse the appamtments where so important a matter is atstake, in the Next plave Hudson and Beigen have eight comimis- sioners against seven from Jersey City, which con- Tams &/ lf the population of the eutire county, The Mayor and President of the Commoa Council were added to ihe Jersey Culy delegation. Hoboken. Ds¥.agnovs SuwoormnG <AccrpEent.—Yesterday mony ing a night watchman named Quinn, employed at tly e Stevens Battery, was taking a loaded revolver fre, his pock when the charge exploded and per ctrated bis arm, near the suoulder, He was car- me J away for medical treatment. Dr, Benson e Urg.cued Ue ball and thinks Quinm will recover, uy ough he is yet in a low condition. Tus CaLEDOyIAN CLUB.—T'he members of the New Jersey Caiedonian Clud, hailing from various parts of Hudson county, assembicd in Odd Fellows’ Hail Jast evening, where they held a grand concert. A jJarge nuniver of ladies, attired in the Highland cos- tume, promenaded through the hall, The musical . Jesuvities Were Kept up to an advauced hour, aud wyery tung passed oi creditably. ewark, AROUSED aT L. ‘The authorities have at length been aroused to the necessity for taking steps to compel contractors and others to place proper nghts and guards aroand street excavations. Tue Mayor Js engaged invesiugaung the cause of the rec cident in Astor sirect. Neglect in this resi hireaiter be punisied by a ine of fifty dol cosis, SAD POISONING Casz.—A Tew days since two boys of tender years named Rooney and Chambury, resi- deuts of Pierson lane, ate a considerable quantity of orris root, Known in botany as stramontwm, which resulted in their being seized with violent sick- ness. A physician was called in, Wao at once per- ceived they hau poisoued themselves, Proper med- teines Were given, but one of the lads, Chambury, has since died, and the ovuer 13 In a precarious col- dition. BurGLanigs.—Early yesterday morning the dry goods store of Grant & Co., on Upper Broad street, ‘was broken into from tue rear by burglars and a piece of silk worta $240 carried off, Two other pieces were found in the yard, as well as several operatlug Implements, such aaa file, “jimmy,” &c., Boing to slow thai the miscreanis are proiessionals Gud that they had veen disturved. The fancy store on South Marset street kept by John G. Rose was likewise broken open and fifty doiiars’ worth of knickuacks stolen, ‘ihe police have been noted, ALLEGED HEARTLESS EmMPLOYERS.—In the police couit yesterday afternoon a very pretty German girl of eighteen years, named Barbeite Monat, appeared and stated through an interpreter, she being unable to speak English, that her late employers, a grecer, maued Samuel Wallacn, and tus wile, hud refused to deliver up her wardrobe, and nad ruthie-siy driven her irom their piace, 11 seems Bar! while in their employ some ten wecks ago, was Beized with a violent kK of rheumansin, so that she bad to be removed to a b Having fully recovered she returned yes! and was treated as described. The magistrate, as there Was nO proof thay the Wailuchs iad stolen anything, advised the girl to coumeuce a civil sult. A War OF RaAcES.—Yesterday atternoon Wiliam Morgan, a boatman from Bustalo, went into a saloon kept by a colored mau named Joby Jonson, in Mul- berry street, to procure a me: While there Mor- i “qnsuited” one of Jonnsun’s frieuds by calling iin @ “nigger,” Whereupon he Was set upon and beaten severely. He then undertook to leave Without settling his bill—twenty-fve cents—but the roprietor seized his coat aud Lat, Minus these Organ lett ant was followed imo the street by several darkies and again beaten. He then applied to tte Police Just.ce for redress, but We latter recog- nized him as an ex-convict and hesitated about ve lieving him. Soon ater Jotiueon came in aud story Was somewhat diferent, 80 that the justice ordered tue two to repalr Lo Lie sidewalk aud adjust the matter themselves. wy THE CasSE OF TuE O. PaNy.—In the United States Du day, Judge Fieid detivered an opiniou deny Uon to Vacate tue order of the Court ud euuire proceedings. Court oF ERrows AND Apprats.—The Vanderveer will case is now being argued thls “court on an appeal from the Chancellor's decision on the grounds of the unc utionality of the act wherevy said decision was dered, No opinion Will be delivered till tue close of the next term. BaD FOR THE WORKINGMEN.—Owing to lack of employment about 200 of the workingmen employed inthe Trenton Iron Works have been discharged, the majority of whom are roaming about the streets With @ very despondeut appearance, The Trenton Arias and Ordnance Company, wo gave eupioy- ment to hundreds of men duriug the war, have sus- pended operations lor the present, Business will be Fesumed snouid the government accept the style of ride menulaciured in tie estabiisu ment WESTCHESTER COUNTY. st PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.—A painter, named Francis Spllivan, while at work on the roof ofa house in Eighth street, Mor last Tuesday aiternoon, accidentuily fell to Lue ground, sustaimag thereby internal iujurles which it is thought must prove iatal, A Necessary Exrense,—The Metropolitan Board of Police Commissioners have sent in to the Board of Supervisors of this county their estimates of ex- penses for matntaiuing metropolitan police in the town of Yonkers jor the ensuing year, which AMOUNtS to $27,013 33, This gum is said,to be more than one-third of tue entire tax of the town, Danie BurcLany.—The residence of the Rev. Charles C. Keys, in Helen street, West Morrisania, ‘was feloniously entered on Tuesday afternoon aud two gold watches, together with other property, in all valued at $260, svolen therefrom, In order to effect his purpose the audacious robver ciimbed to the roof @ piazza and then forced a window open While some Of the faiuily Were ta auother portion of the house. TRIEVING EXTRAORDINARY.—A shabdbily dressed Individual, who gave bis name as James Brown and who stated that he lived in Harlem, was arraigned Deiore Justice Fullen, at Morrisania, yesterday on two separate charges of larceny. It appoared that on ‘tuesday afteracon the accused entered a store in FYordhbam avenue and, finding he was unobserved, carried away @ box Of neckties. These he at once commenced to retail in the immediate neighboy hood, and while doing 80 attempted to conceal a pair of boots under his coatin another store. In this he Was detected and shortiy aiterwards arrested. He ‘Was sentenced Lo sixty days iu tue couaty jatl. STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVENBD.—Shortly before twelve o’clock on Tucsday night oilicer Reilly, of me Morrisapia police, while om duty near Harlem Bridge, had bis suspicions aroused on seeing a horsé aud wagon, containing two wen and a boy, driving rapidiy towards the oridge, On orderin Me party to stop both men jumped out and fed Wille the officer took charge gf tig logee, Wagon au boy. Having been cohveyed lo the Town fail the wagon Was found to contain wn tndiscriminate as- sortment of plunder, consisung of carpeting, male sud female wearing apparel, a live gouge and sugary otuer articles, amounting in vaine to nearly $900, The boy, who gave his name aa Fritz Wyre, says he lives in New York and does not know auyling of the two men who escaped, except that they employed him to drive the wago! k neid for examination, ‘two ladies living street, Melrose, called at the Town Hall ys and Wenttied a portiwn of the property, which been stolen from their residence during the previous nig, QUEEN OLGA AT FLOKENCE. A Florence letter contains the following:—"Queen Olga of Wirtemborg had been at Florence before, when very young, with her father? the Jate Buxperor Nicholas, gud had aiguted at the same ote) d'lialin, then kept oy M. Baldi, Her first care at Present on arriving here was to seek Out the rouin which she Occupied as a child anda large terrace Who loiger existing) from wich #bo uaed to ire the Viow on the Arno, the hotel being buiie ye Quay Of the river, with a look-out on the mills josguardo and the promenade of the Gagoine, ee Ocoupies the first and a part of the ground Ia tae morning alter her arrival, the Mat- BHpinola, Aid-de-Camp to the King, came to quire after her bealth and to ask at what hour her eonid receive the King of fialy, Phe reply id be ready at dive o'ciock, A MLO tue town on foot he Was that #ne sho: snort time aftor she went ou The Queen's figure 19 tai and her gait majestic, with light hair and a very agreeable plysioguomy, 1 Grand Duchess Vera, her niece, ts Guite you Mfrecn, although tail for her age, aud ajso a a blonde, At quarter-past Ove the arrival of Victor Fovanuel was announced. His Majesty came tn a two chostiut horses, with The visit lasted about twenty Dain res, BROOKLYN CITY. THE rt RLS. CiTY SOURT. ‘The Ovdmance Reinting to Cartimens Before Judge Thompson. The City of Brookiyn vs. Henry Breslin and Dantei Breslin, The Same vs, Patrick Kearney.—These actions were commenced fm the Police Court, befor | Justice Walsh, by the Corporation Attorney, for the purpose of testing the constitutionalty and vaidity of the ordinances of the city relaung to cartmen, hackmen, &c. The ordinances of the city provide that bo person shait drive wituun the city any cart, sled, truck, dray, wagon, &c., for the transportation Of Merchandise, Without first being licensed by the Mayor, uader the penalty of ten dollars, to be paid by the owner aud driver respectively. ‘The ordinance also provides that no person can receive @ license us cartiman unless he owns the horse and cart. The first of the above cases was brought against Breslin & Son us owners of unlicensed carts, and the second against one of thelr drivers, to recover the penalties respectively prescribed by the ordipance. Judgment Was rendered in poth cases in favor of the city in the Pohce Court, from which judgments the deieudants appealed, The appeals were argued in September last aud a decision has just been ren- dered in the County Court, afirming both judgments, Prosecutions under tais law have been held in abeyance for acousiderable time awaiting the deci- 1 Im these LWo cases, Which were regarded as test ses. SUPREME COURT—SPEGIAL TEAM. Orders. By Judge Gilbert. In the Matter of the Application of the Brooklyn Park Commissioners Relative to Widening Sackett, Dougtass andi President Streets.—Read report of commissioners; order confirming the same. Read supplementary report as to awards of Jonathan Tay- lor et ais.; order confirming tie same. In the Mater of the Petiionos Rector and Church Warden of St John’s Church for Leave to Seit Reat ute.—Order authorizing issuing a new deed to agar W. Cullen as assignee of original purciaser. Lovert ?. Witams vs. Lewis Berge and other's.— Order to substitute Charles Phelps as plainuit’s a.torney in piace of Win, P. Traphagen on payment of $500 cosis and counsel fees, wituin five days of date, In the Matier of Appointing a Trustee in Place of George H. Trusi—Oraer appointing Oscar H, Stearns, EROOMLYN LVTELLIGZYCE, CoMMITTED FOR THE GRAND JURY.—John McCarthy was committed to await the action of the Grand Jury by Justice Walsh yesterday, on a charge of stedling some harness and horse Diankets from the stable of Mr, Robert McKnight, of Classon avenue, FaraL RESULT OF THE ACCIDENT TO MR. MER- RILL.—Mr. Luke T. Merrill, a highly respectable citizen of Brook! residing at No. 45 South Oxford street, died at ius residence yesterday, from the effects of injuries received on the 16th inst, by belug thrown from lus carriage, with bis driver, in Pierrepont street. AN ALLEGED DRY Goops SwWINDLER.—C. FP. Chap- man, with several aliases, was taken before Judge Waish yesterday on the complaint of the Rev. John flancock, who accuses nim of false pretences. The prisoner, as alleged, had swindled a number of peo- ple out of money by sending specimens of dry goods and promising to send patterns of dresses, &c., on the receipt of tive dollars. The prisoner was remanded for trial until to-morrow. ‘Tne ELEctiON Fravps.—The evidence against the parties said to have been concerned in the recent election trauds, by altering the official returns and giving more votes to candidates than they really got, 1s said to be accumulating. Some of the canvassers have disappeared and others have beea under the influence of liquor since election day. The Grand Jary bave the matter before them, and, it is sald, have examined a large number of witnesses. THE FURMAN STRELT CALAMITY.—Hopes are now entertained for the recovery of Mrs, Anna Watlace, the unfortunate woman who jumped from the fourth story window of the burning ballding tn Furman street dn Saturday last. She is said to be improv- ing and the piysicians are unremitting in their ex. ertions to save her lie. It is also stated by her attendants that she has recovered her conciousness, makes her wants known and thanks those who walt upon her. She Nas not as yet been made aware of the shocking deau of her husband and child. Tue Oren OF PARK AVENUE.—The commis- sioners of estimate on the property to be taken In the opening of Park avenue were served with man- damus yesterday, granted by Judge Gtibert, compel- ling them to proceed with the work, The law to open this street was passed at the last session of the ure, and the Commissioners were appointed rdance with a resolution of the Common Council. The Board reconsidered their action, and miuissioner then refused to furnish the ti maps, &c. Now (ue work 1s mediately carried out, DESPERATE SYREEY FIGHT BETWEEN GIRLS.—Two girls, named Catharine and Jane Stephens, were taken before Justice Walsh yesterday afternoon to answer a charge of assault on Margaret McCabe and Hannah Corrigan. The jatter reside in New York, and were on their way thither on Tuesday after- noon, When they met the accused at the corner ot Main and York streets. if they had ever been amiable creatures—a quality which the sterner sex suppose all the weaker to possess to a greater or lesser extent—they had certainly forgotten tt on this occasion, for the result shows they were ali ready to deprive each other of their cnig- nons, if not of their eyes. Jane Stephens, who isa cripple, Was leaning upon her crutch, and, as under- stood, Was quarreling with some otuer girls, Her sister Catharine was a little distance behind her. Margaret MeCabe and Hannah Corrigan then came upon the scene and stopped to heartherow, Jane Stephens jooked at her, indulged tn a few remarks not usually heard in refined circles, and wound y by, asking “What are you looking at?’ Hannal said “At you, you're so pretty.” War was then deciared and a severe battle fought, and wheo the lice arrived the battle ground was found to be strewn with chig- nons, hairpins, combs, earrings and splinters of the aforesaid crutch. Catharime Stephens got Hannah Carrigan down and was pummelling her severely, while Jane was using her cruich as a weapon and doing good execation. When taken to the Forty-second precinct station house they all bore the marks of the confict, and each party charged the other with being the aggressor. The Judge tistened patiently to the story of each, and with commendable fortitude to the remarks of the counsel for the accused, the Stephen girls, and then imposed a fine of twenty-five dollars on each or sixty days in the Penitenuary, The girls wili in ali provablity sojourn at that institution for the next lwo wouths. CTY POLIS, Meetings Last Night—Jadicial and Aldermanic Nominations, Adjourned republican nominating conventions were held last evening and the following nomina- tions made:— JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS. Potice Justices. Cwil Justices, artin Be Brown. No nomination, William Burna -»-.,Willlam P, James, —itichard Kelly (declined) — ames E. Coulter.,....John A. Stemmer. Ata meeting of the Ninth Judiciary Convention the nomiuation of George B. Webster for Police Justice was endorsed, ALDERMANIC NOMINATIONS, Ala rmen. Assistant Aldermen, aines E. MeVeany,.....Jantes Cuming, ‘Theo. P. Kelly. RUSTEES, Ward, 12—Jolin (, Graif. Dis 4 FOR SCHOOL, ward. &—Francis PF. Feller. The Hoosevelt branch of the Democratic Union party held their Judiclary Convention laet evening and made the following nominations:— Dist. Police Justices. Civil Justices, 2—Joseph Dowling. John Cox . John Scott. . Anthony Hartman, 6—E, J. Shandie: Joseph Koch. i mea &. Coulter......Join A, Stemmiler, 8—Tnomas A. Ledwith.....No nomination, 9—John MeQuade.... Josiah Porter, Ata roguiar meeting of the members of che Con- Stitutional Union party of the Fourteenth Assembiy district, held last night at Masonic Hall, 114 and 116 East Thirteenth street, tue following gentlemen were unanimously nominated:—For Police Justice, William H. Mansfeld; for Civil Justice, Anthony Hartman; for Alderman, James McKeever; for Assistant Alderman, John Rielly; for School Trustee seventeenth ward, Michael O'Riclly. ‘the soldiers and sailors of the Twenty-second ward, irrespective of party, assembled at 241 West Forty-ninth street last evening for the purpose of endor Alexander Ward for Alderman and Kaward Timpson for Assistant Alderman of the Sev- enwenth Aldermanic disirict. ‘The weoung wok place at a private residence, an] was attended by about sixty or seventy veterans of the lato war, and before breaking up they organized (ne Seventeenth Aldermanic Ward sad Tinpsom Veteran Associa- ton, AUA mecting of the German Democratic clubs of the Nineteenth ward, beld last evening, corner hifty-fiftu street and Second avenue, resolutions were passed endorsing the name of James D, Key- inert as their choice of candidates for Civil Justice, pledging bisa the support of tue four clubs, number- ing About 1,540 votes. the Tammany Hall primary elections in the various Wards were weld last evening, and deie- gates to the Judiciary, Aldermanic and School hom inating conventions, to be hed to-night and to dug.tow aud Saturday nights, were elected, THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Convecation of the Diocese of Long Island Address by Bishop Littlejohn. At balf-past ven o’clock yesterday morning St. George's Episcopal church at Flushing was diled by an intelligent and laterested audience to particl pate im the proceedings of the Convocation and to uear the discourse of Bishop Littlejohn, of the Die cese of Long laiand, The exercises were opened by reading she moruing prayers and the recital o! the Orst aud second lessous, alter which was sung the hyma:— ©, ever pray for Salem's p For they shail pr Thou boly city of ou hy We bear true love tw Thee, ‘fhe Bishop then ascended the pulpit and began iis discourse by saying that they had assembied to consider What was essential to the propagation of the Hpiscopal faith in the diocese. We must, cou- Uuued the speaker, work down to the basis of the established rules, There are some faults in our faith that all will admit, It 1s even admitted that our branch of the catholic Church ts not perfectly established, Our machinery or our status is sunken by the theories which we own and proclaim. We Lave swung ou tO a fearful distance, and itis said we have failed. We are seusivie of our deil- clencies and DO’ Ashamed tO OW them, Keform and progress cannot be stayed, ML we have wounds and sores, ada Wish lo tear them irom our persons, We 1uust not do ib vo satisly our adversaries, but (or our own beneiit, advancement ana conciliation. AS a branch of the catholic Church we know we aie wot What We should be. Our condition is the gues on oO; the hour, put itm what shape yuu will. the Uurisian Church did not generate tie princisles 1 upholds. it Was estublished by Almigity Wod, and 15 au lustrument Cor the well-Ye'ng god salvation of ali im tie band of tue Lord, Phe Church 13 an orguu of spiritual light, aud the lignt comes to te people througa the priests, who are fhe reguiariy oraaiued servauu: or God. if the Curisuan Cuurch 18 asieep I fs because tis minis ers bave inberited tue babits and ile of the sluggara. We must deal witb our lie belore we deal With reiormauons, Practical religions fail to comply With or produce the wisnes of the scripture: Due ure of tue Churen 1s uot exUnguisaed, 13 cL jaa is Hot stopped, bus If 18 wiuggish, “Lue fore- most point of te hour ts to recover the ancieut aposiouc religion, To do this it peeus motive power, fervor and inieiligence, to hoid the fuiti delivered to ue saints. Had Wwe tuese trails as we should have them, Low many obstacies would dis- appear, aud how imauy evils Would vanish? Tuese graces are ever the saue—the truth and the ordi- uunces of Jesus Cbrist—luith and repentance wicreby we forsaxe élu, in the language of tae catechism. We must keep God's word and com- Muudments Lo the end of our Lives, We must do it a3 Christ miended 1, Virtue spould make this the swaodard = pola The Church must move a3 1aS1 as SOCIELY, OF cise see liself Uistauced by op- posite veuels, Phe Suuday scuvol is Radically neces- sary Jor tae Christian education of sociey. But troim social atiractions the Suaday school 13 not so poweriui an auxiilury us 8 generally supposed. ahe power exercised Gomesticuily at tne tlreside 1s Juily a8 powerlul, ‘the use of luy agency is another essential feature, 1 1s the anomaly of the Church to wive the laity More scope than any Otuer exisung Church, und yet it derives less benefit from it, Lue long stanaidg Waut uf co-operation make our cur- porate eXisicuce very sluggish, Co-operation will oring avout a uigher standurd of individual being end make ita general educator, We need a higher toue of education aud imvelligeuce among the minis- uy. ihey are not sensivie of their mistakes and aecds. Ours is @ rsiug Churci in thisland. We are conirouted by desires to increase tie ministry. Bisuops are demanded at araco which the Church hus not yet setled. Wout it hus done is but an iuui- calou Of its Gommant powers. We believe in equal hoerty, not of the individual, but of all—lberty ot imind, of thougnt, O1 action, There are taree denuininations now struggling for the sucial and civil Supremacy of this couutry, Name, denoua: Uonalisia, Romauisin aud copallunisia, Rowe isin gives Us be Jaw; sectarianism the uberty, bat not vie law. Denouoationalism caunot ruie, Komaniam is Capavie Of ruilug, but Bpiscopalianism cau, should ana will rule, ‘she reverend speuker concluded bis remarks by an eloquent perorauion in support oi the dovirmes of the Church, aiter which communion was aduio- istered Uo & large Dumber of people. The attendance of the ciergy was smail, no doubé owing to ihe inclemeat state o; the weather. Tue ailergoon Was occupied in privale conversation biween the clergy, dhe Convocation Wil close vo-day. CONSEOLCUT METHODIST CONVENTION. ‘The first Methodist State Convention ever held in Connecticut met at the First Methodist piscopal church in New Haven yesterday. There were pre- sent at the opening about 150 delegates, comprised of ministers and Jaymmen. The Convention was called to order vy Rey. Dr. Scudder, of Hartford, and Heman B. Aen, of New Haven, appointed tem. porary secretary, and a committee on perma- neut organization was also selected. After devotional exercises, conducted by Rey. Mr. Brad- ford, of Uncasville, and Rey. Mr, Smith, of Stam- ford, the Committee on Resolutions reported ihe following for officers of the Vonvention, who were elected;—President, Rev, Dr. Joseph Cummings, of the Wesleyan University; Vico Presidents, Cnarles Parker, Meriden; Rev. E. B. Bradford, Uncasville; T, G, Osborn, Norwaik; Oliver Hoyt, Stamford; Rev. M, G. Hull, Mystic Bridge; Rey. E. Benton, stastord Springs; Henry Hannon, Danielsonvilie, James Punderford, New Haven; Secretaries, Heman &, Alen, New Haven; Rev. J. W. Willetts, Rockville; Rey. W. W. Bowaltch, East Bridgeport; John E, ries, Jr., New Haven, The first subject taken up was “The Past and Present Influences and Numericai State of Method. ism in Cunnecticut,” upon which Rev. GW, Brewster, of Danielsonville, spoke. Me referred to the wide ifuence which the 901 graduates from the Wes.eyan University bad and would have, and urged further aid for that insuituuon, On the subject of the falling of tn conversions he gave the following Btatistics:—The increase from 1790 to 1800 was 1,386; from 1800 to 1810, 1,163; from 1510 to 1820, 1,188; from 1820 to 1939, 1,349; from 1830 to 1840, 3,858; from 1840 to 1850, 4,111; from 1860 to 1800, 2¥71; from 1560 to 1866, 1,450; from 1965 to 1560, 2,332. In i810 the proportion of converts to the population Was one to uinety-live; in 1805, one to twenty-four. The value of the Uhureh property in the State now 18 over $1,600,000, On the subject of the claims of educational insti- tutions of Methodism (he Kev, WILLIAM PRICE, Professor Wesleyan University, spoxe upon tt, ey urging fuither eadowments ior tue Unl- versity, Rev, J. M. CARROLL, of Bridgeport, also spoke and advocated the sustaining of the University, and pointed out the failure of the Cunrch to do as well or such institutions as the Congregationalists. He spoke against the estapdlishment of apotver Metho- dist Coliege at Boston. In the afternoon, alter the appointment of a pub- fication comunittee tae subject of “The Increase and Qualifications of the Ministry,” Rev, ARGA HILL, of New Haven, arged an increase of churches In the cities and a larger corpa of exhorters. fhe qualifl- cations he held were natural ability, education and spirituality, Ministers should be better able to meet the spirit of inquiry How abroad, and they sould have greater faith and more love. Rev, 1. Simons, Of Norwalk, spoke in regard to the qualifications of the ministers. They should pe called of God, should beneve in the Bible aud join faith with tenderness and have a holy heart. ‘The duty of the Church respecting the support of the ministry was then discassed by OLIver ilovt, of Stamford. He thought this could be better secured by peruitting @ lay delegation at the conferences, a {hus place apon tue laymen greater responsi- iby. Dr. OckeRsHAUSEN, of New York, snoke against lay delegation, He thought tt would lead to wo much Independence and endanger the Church, Rey, A. C. EGGLESTON spoke at length upon the subject of Introducing Methodism in Connecticut where it.doe# uot exist, and the best way of furnish. ing ministerial service to weak churches, ile thought it could be effected just tn the same way that Bae had been spread through the country. Kev, Mr, WILLETTS, of Rockville, favored more clrouit work, Kev. J. M. BockLRY, of Stamford, thought self- supporting churches did not need the services of tho presiding elder, out that they should pay his salary While he attended to the weaker churches, ‘The Convention then adjourned until evening, SONAL MOVENZATS, Two young Japanese have been seut to school to & Massachusets military academy, Mr. Seward i8 going to bulla a library of Alusxa white cedar aud California red wood, a8 @ Memorial of Ine vour, New Bedford, Maas., has “three Richmonds tn the fied’ for Mayor. The last, George b. Kicumond, is the temperance candidate, Anna Bishop has sung in the language of almost every civilized nauon, including tne Lagiish, Frencu, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Dauish, Russia, Bobe- mian and German, Victor Hugo i# sixty-seven, Alexandep, Dumas fifty-six, George Sand sixty-six years ald, ie bares great French authors have sous Who are ceiebrated authors themselves, detrerzon Davis declines to make pubitc specchos or to indulge in pudlic receptions, Yuis ts kind; not more op account of his past career Waa vecause we are an OVer-talhed people. Franklin Pierce was the fourteenth President of the United Staves. There are fourteen letters In his name, and the rst letters of the Coristian and sur- name being F and,P, stand for Fourveenth President. Ise Sataro and Matinuera Juinzo, two young Japanese, are now In Washington and will report at tue Naval Academy at Annapolis ina day or two to be instructed there in cowpilance wivh the act of Con of July 27, 1567, authorizing the Becretary of the y to receive for instruction at the Naval Academy a certain number of J wpaness subjects, 10 be desiguated by the Lwyperor of Japaa, providing that no expense for {he same shall accrue to the United States. Tére are eight more J to enter the Naval academy under the they will repor’s tu @ short time, List of Artricans registered at the banking house of Drexel, Harjes & Co., No. 3 rue Seribe, Paris, for the week ig Nov. 11, 1860:—Philadelphia—Mr. L. M. Whuldin, Mr, W. J. Caner, Mr. A. Muckie, Mr, Geo. W. Hill, Mrs, Jackson McKluell, Mr. and Mrs. Clemont L. Hughes, Mr. Geo. 8. Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. W. P, Wilstach, Miss Wilstach, Miss Julia B. Hey), Mr, A. Flesh, Mrs. Oliver Hopkinson, Miss E. B, Hopkinson, Mr. T, Dorney Hacholen,’ Mr. Ed, Loeb, Mr. H. G, Lippincott, Miss 8 W. Lippincott, Mr, B, A. Lippincott, Mr. J. Alirea King, Mr, Augus tus tleaton, Mr. Franklin ‘aylor, Dr. and Mrs, Town- send, Mr. Graham Cunningham, Mr. Victor A. Sar- tori, Mr. Victor A. Sartori, Jr., Mr. Frank Sartori, Mr. W. D. Bell, Mr, Wm, Camac and family, Mr. Henry Cc.» Chapman, Mr, Join Camac, New York—Mr. and Mrs. Herman le Berg, Mr. Frank H, Lord, Mr. J. Leon Lesile, Miss. Henderson, Mr. and Mra. D. B. Allen, Mr, Frankiin Allen, bir, Alex. Chalmers, Mr. D. P. Morgan and family, Mr. E, A. Quintard, Mr. and Mra, ©, S. Dougias, Mr. J. B. Miller, Mr. J. Grenville Kane, Mr, W. P. Douglas, Mr. 8, Gardner and family, C. H. A. Carter, Mr, and Mrs, Crane, Mr. Walter Cook, Mr. Nicholas Fish, Boston, Mass.—Mr. John Ware, Miss Kate P. Osgood, Misa B. Adams, Miss Mary A, Hendu, Pittsburg, Pa.— Mr. J. H. Hopkins, Mr. Robt, Patrick. Washington, D. (C.—Mra, Ch. F. Williams, Mra. M. J. Coston, Mr. Franklin Coston, Baltimore, Md.—Mr. 0. B. Corrigan. Mr. George ©. Irwin, Rev. P. L. Chapelle, Mr. B. J. McManus. Lebanon, Ky.—Mr. W. P. Mackin, Mr. S. B, Spalding, Mr. B, J. Spaiding, Nebrasku—Bishop O'Gorman, Rev. John Daxacher, Mobile, Ala.—Right Rey. John Quinlan. Hamiiton, Canada.--Right Rev. John Farrell. Petersburg, Va.— Mr. Benjamin Kelley. San Francisco—Mr. J. Q. A. Warren, Mrs. E. J. Hyde, Miss Hyde, California—Mr, George O, Powers, London, Eng,—Rev. John Zel- ler. Amsterdam—Mr. Dante! Loeb, Mr. A. Augus- tus Adee, Attaché at Madrid. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=This Day. Sun rises. .» 6 58 | Moon rises. Sun sets. . 435 ; High water. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMZER 24, 1869, CLEARED. Steamabip Rebecca Clyde, Price, Wilmington, NO—James ‘Steamabip Hatteras, Blackwood, Norfolk—Old Dominion Bteamship Co, Steamsiup Wamsutta, Fish, New Bodford—Ferguson & Wood. Brig L L Squires, Tyler, Seville and Cadiz—Tupper & Beat- tte. i Brig Henry & Louise, Potter, Port au Prince—H Becker & 0. Virig Alston, Sawye Charleston—N L McCready & Co, Brig Alice (Br), Godét, Elizabethport—W K Van Bocklin. Schr Aspinwall (Dutch), Hassette, Aspinwall, Hoadley, no & Co, sche HT Hedges, Franklin, Santiago de Cuba—8 L Mer- chant & Co, Schr Margaret Ann (Br), Whelpley, St John, NB—Heney & arker. Schr R A Ford (Br), Carpenter, St John, NB—P I Nevius & Sons. Schr Starlight, McIntire, Jacksonvitle—Van Brunt & Siaght Schr Fanny Fern, Saunders, Pensacola—I B Gager. Schr FE Hallock, Hallock, Savannah—N L McCready & Co. Schr J L White, Wicks, New Haven—G K Rackett & Bro, Schr Saugatuck, Davis, Land pare ey. & Wood. Steamtug Southport, Bartielt, Guilford—G K Rackets & Bro. Steamer M Stevens, Chance, Baltimore, Steamer Mars, Grumly, Philadelpnia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY TAS MEtALD STEAM YAOITS, Steamship Henry Chauncey, Maury, Aspinwall Nov 16, with treasure, mdgs and passengers, to the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Steamship Columbia, Van Sice and passengers, to the Atlantic } ip Co. Steamship Rapidan, White Nov 18, with A passengera, to Livineston, Fox & ( Steamship Montgomery, Falrcloth, Savannah, with mdse and passengers, to Lowden. Steamship Gulf Stream, McCreevy, Charleston, with mdse to H R Morgan & Co. leamship Louisn Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NO, with irri 20. to utter ia Ship Geniffer (Br), Tannock, Glasgow 3 days, with, midee to Henderson Bros. Took a pilot Noy 20,40 miles east o! Nantucket mes from boat J W Elweil, No 7. Bark Deodorus (Br), Amess, Malaga and Gibraltar, 81 days, with trnit, to master. Had strong westery gales dur. tng thet with much rain; Nov 19, 300 miles SE of fatteras, spoke brig Cacique, from Rio Grande for New York. Bark Carl (NG), Baas, Cette, 78 days, with wine, to M Le- nox Co, Firat part of passage bad (ne weather, latter part strong wetteriy gales. (of Portland), Race, Buenos Ayres 60 days, Havana, Nov 20, with mdse Bark Ada with bides, fe, to Miller & Houghton,” Crossed the Equator Oct 26 in fon 38, ; Bark Aditie McAdam, McGregor, Montevideo Sept 25, with wool and hides, to Breit, Son & Go. Jn lat 82 N had ase- vere gale from §; Nov 18 and 20, {n lat $3 57, hada very h gae from 8 to SSW; sith, spake, ache Frank & Nelly (of ockland), bound to Matanzas, 9 days out; she bad lost boat that morning: bad light winds the entire pasaaze. Bark Doris Brodersen (Dan), Nelsen, iio Janeiro, 42 days, with coffee toL E Amainck & Co—vessel to Funch, Edye & Co, Crossed the Equator Oct 4 in lon 47 14; had Gne weather during the passaze. Bark Lucy Frances, Upton, Savanilis, 23 days, with hides, eo, to D Deastro & Go—vexsel to Thompaon & Hunter. Mov 10,'at $215, lon 74, spoke schr Piscataqua, from Balilmoro for Nassan, 6 days out Brig Ania (NO), Roggensntk, Rio Janetro, 8 days, with coffee to Aymar & Co—vessel to Wendt, Tetens & Bock- mann. Crossed the Equator Oct 1 in lon 42; bas had heavy wosteriy gales since passing Herma in, Brig J Bickmore of Vortiand), Henjey, Cardenas 12 dare, with sugar, to Brett, Son & Co.’ Nov 15, lat 31 56, lon 79 13, hada violent gale from SW, carrying away rndder_ geering, which ripped away the stern, causing the vessel to, Teak bade ly; was obliged to cut the cargo.aft to bring the leak out of seater mangged to steer with a hawaer until in tat 87 3, lon 74.07, then had another gale from the northward, straining the Vesaal vary vadiy; Was obliged to keep the pulps gomug constantly, Brig Harriet MoGilvery (of Bucksport), Stubbs, Satilla River, Ga, 7 days, with lumber, to8 C Loud & Co, Had heavy weattier. br Francis G Davia (of Harwich), Allen, Para, 23 days, with rabber, to Burdett & Fond, Has had’strong northerly gales since passing iaiteras, Schr Ricardo Barros (of Brookhaven), PR, 10 days, with oranges, to J &T Pearsall, ' Had heavy woatherg leit in port schr Lafacl Soom. for New York Dee 1. Behr Charlio Holmes, Holmes, Wilmington, NC, 5 daya, with lumber and naval ‘stores, to Page & Kitter, Had heavy woather, Schr Ann Dole, Hulsey, Newbern, NC. Canal boat Cyraa, Creaton, Cowezo, with mdse, to master, Canal boat WD Stewart, fruman, Oswego, with mdse, to Newton, Mayaguez, master. Canai boat J Jacguianont, Moxon, Oswego, with mdse, to master. i Canal boat B F Pet, Lambert Oswego, with mdse, to mas- er. The na | Blanche, reported yasterday, is consigned to Phil- lips & Colling, and feports strong NW gales and having been 8 days north of-diatteras, Passed Throagh Well Gatey BOUND sSoUTa. Steamship Ashland, Urowell, Boston for New York, with mase, to WP Clyde. Aurora (ir), Utley, New Haven for Hunter's Point, in ballast, to J Everson. Bark Fury (of Boston), Wilson, Boston for New York, in ballast, to HE Sprague, Schr'Canlina, Sawyer, plaster to Crandall, Umphray Ser H Ourtia, Johnson, Ro to J V Haviland. Schr Pioneer, Goodwin, lime to J R Brown Sehr Jobn Stroup Schr Daniel Will Windsor, NS, for Now York with ekland for Now York, with lime Rockland for New York, with Hathaway, Boston for Philadelphia. ims, Robinson, Providence for Puutawer. phia, Echr ANoe © Noyes, Baker, Providence for New Yorn. Rclir Amos Valkenburg, Tyrrill, Providence for New York. Schr J Price, Nickerson, Providence for Naw York. Schr Hannah Willetts, dontd, Providence for Rondout. Ser ‘ay, Kelley, Providence for Philadelphia, Sehr Essex, Nickerson, Providence for New York. Schr WH Bowen. Baker, Providence for New York. Sehr Convert, Ro abinaon, Providence for Kitzabethport, ichr Geo Geo W Baiiwi, Baker, Providence for Now York Bohr Chas W Bentley, Baker, Providence for New York . Schr J M Freeman, fhdridge, Bristol for New York, Schr D © Foster, Shettield, New London for Elizabethport. dolir 89 Smith, Baldwin, Porand, Ct, for New York. Schr Isaac Anderson, Dofie, Portland, Ct, for New York, Schr Geo Gitlum, Rankin, Portland, Cl, for New York. Schur G Lawson, Holt, Portland, Ct, tor New Yor Scér Nelife Crowell (new, 37 'tons), Crowell, Hartford for New York, in bailast, to N Creaty & Co. She built by Mosara 8 & Ep Béljen for Meats NL MeCreaty. & Uo, Captain Notwon ‘weil (who will command ber) and others, and is (pte ied for the 4 exis ye “0 i chr » ern, Averill, New Waven for Eilzabethport. Schr Jas FE Potts, Robinson, New Haven for New York. Schr Jobo W Bell, Hawkins, New Haven for New York. Sehr Jobn Walker, Davis, Now Haven fe Hadelphit Schr Maria Fleming, Wuliaus, New Haven for Elizabeth- port, Sclir Minquns, Eddy, New Haven for New York. Sour Sarah J Hoyt, Cranmer, New Haven for Phitadelphia, Sehr Haze, MoNamen, Greenwich for New Yorks Schr Jorephine, Ball, Bridgeport for New York, Scur MJ Fiaheg, Lavtrence, Beitgeport tor Puilcdelphla, Schr Richard Morrell, Borden, Bridyoport for Hohoxen, Schr George Washington, Peck, Stamtord for New York, Schr Salle Harton, Paunér, Stamfora for New York. Snr Eva Holmas, Huntiey, Mamaroneck for Now York. Schr Shamrock, Trop, Westchester for Haveratr Sehr G8 Alliaod, Phillips, Cow Bay for Haverats BOUND BAST. Schr Champion, Clark, Philadelphia for Boston. hr D Moria, Hughson, Port Johnson for Hartfors hr Athy, Higabethport Schr R P Klug, Blivén, Ellzabothport for Providence. Schr T Potter, Handy, Elizabethport (or Fairhaven. Schr Florence, Brockway, Hslgavothport for Hartford, Behe Thomas Hix, Hall, New York (or Providence, Scbr Northern Light, —~, New York for Providence. BELOW. Ship Abeona, Hamilton, from Glasgow Oct 31 , Brig Berta (NG), Kuhie, from Kio Janeiro (by pilot boat AT Stewart), Wind at sunaet NNW, = Marine Disasters. Sutp AURORA, from Now Haven for New York, after pazs- ing Heil Gate and opposite Aatoria, took und at halt and foated off at high water, without auataining aay da- bn ad was afterwards towed to her loading berth, Hun- ja Bitty Oneso ENT CITY, from Callan Sept for Aatwerp, put into Valparaiso Ook 16 why wot akvodee? se Sitty WH Parscort, trom Callao for Antwor p, put into Vaiparaiso 14th ult, with rodder damaged. Sip Anotunva, Kdwards, at Philadelphia 924 inst, re- Ports: —Saiied from Liverpool Sept 7; waa 33 days in the thannel, with bead winds and gales; night of Sept 12 assed Tuskar’ Island, bearing NE 30 ilies; encountered ‘carful NW gale, which Iasted 50 houra; the sea boarded the fhip several tines, bre: nearly everything adrift on dock, and doing considerable damage; at noon of the lith' made Beily Kocks under the lee 6 miles; at 3 IM, wills carrying cary press of aall, the fron ng pent broke, dipabllng the rudder) steered by, tke with preventer tackie; hove the ship to, and got stocr- ar ropuitod, Sept 24 int 47 14--N long 1s 02 Wy expe: cnced another violent gale, whieh lasted until evento Averfeot hurricane; 2th, while lying to under close ‘ila and storm staymlls o Ren otruck the whip, break! calirey over her, #taying in bulwark, Uouses and water e4aks, breaking = spare spars C tte | neat ‘and 200 tons of cargo; Porat end mailed tatiana anes set, told stem lo piace cables and puniped the ship out; Oct 20 passed the Grani sinoe which time have had coutinued westerly winds les; part of the time had to scud wader bare poles or short sail 'to easy the stem; Nov 12, apoke bark Yamoyden from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, and got from her 2 barrels of flour and 1 barrel of beet. SHIP_ON FIRE—A ship of about 800 tons was seen Sept 24, 4m lat 57 60 8, lon 72 20 We, in ames from ths main haten aft the poop burned quite low, fore and mainmast standing, mi zenmast towing astern, maintopgallanimast ono, fore yard across, lower fore topsail set, nisin topsail In ribbons; was & wooden vessel, apparently new, yellow metalled. BRIG ARGO Br}, Crelghton, from Savanna-la-Mar to Salt River, to load for New dork, got on abore off Salt River lost 80 tons cargo to get her off, ‘Got off all right, and no damage. Soum Many Kruiey, from St Andrews, NB, for Boston, which was towed {nto ’ortamonth, NH, after belug cay reports that when about tea miles northeast of while lying to under clono reefed foresali the schooner Was struck and thrown on her beam ends fur about ten minutes, when the foremast, mainmast and jibboom went by the board, and the vessel righted. e eck load, forward Louse and ‘all three ing been’ awopt away the schooner filled immediately, and the captain and crew were compelled to se3 on the mata deck, having lot provisions, clothing, books, charts and instruments, They remained (n thia help- P th, belag 62 hours without water and provisions atid exposed to the wet and cold. ‘They were nearly exhausted when they were rescued by Dept Ww Hobbs, of the brig Devonshire, of aud from Prince Edward's Inland, bound for Boston, who furnished them with every pousible attention, providing tuem with dry clothing and re- sloratives, nnd who brought them safely to Yortiand on Saturday last, Some TALLUMAR (of Damariacotts), Hall, from Paseagou- Ja for New York with a carzo of lumber, sprang a loak soon Jess condition till Friday, th her; also experienced heavy weather and polit foresail aud mningail, She put iuto Newport 2d laste Sour ADEIZA, at Philadelphis, 2th, had heavy weather on the passage, and lost overboard 80,000 Iaths. Sonn Cora (of Bri rt), Melley, from Elizabethport for Middictown, Oe wilh Goal waa aehote Sod at the Lighthouse fn the Kills, The Coast Wrecking Co sent their steamer Re- Ue to her assistance. Dan1zi0, Nov 10—The Cuplto, Leithof, trom New York, Feporied ‘Nov 6.as on fire, hawaunk fn the bay. ov 11-The Anna, Hoepner, from New York for Dantzio (before reported), is stranded on Hela; crew drowned. LivEnroor, Nov 13—The Hermelin, Nilsson, from Phila: de phis at this port, reports having p Sept 2%, tnt 87 17 N, lon 69 W, a veasel dicmasted an wioned, from 200 to 300 tons burthen, full of water; painted black with a white streak round ber, and yellow inatde, Nov 23—The ship Arccsy, from Callao Ang 2 for Rotterdam, has arrived at Cowes leaky. Miscellaneous. LavNourp—A schr of 16) tons, named Sarah B, was to be launched from the yard of John Shaw, at Machtaa, on the 21th Inst, Captain Frank Sanborn wi!! tommiand her, At Stockton, Me, ou the 20th inst, from the yard of Colcord, Berry & Co, a superior Al_ bark of 700 tons, named the Isaac Yall, and ownad in this city bySH Winchester, Isaac Hall and others, Will be ready to sail in a day or two. The schr Enterprise was launched from the marine railway and sailed for Wells, Me, on Friday last, She had been on the raflway but twelve working days, and during that time received entire new planking throuchout, also new sem, keel and some new thnbers—Newburrport fe Whalemen, phat Selah, Howes, of FH, was at Fayal Sept --, with 16 asp ofl. "> Touched at Bravo, CVT, Sept 15, schr Francis Allyn, of New London, bound North ; had seen sperm whales twice, got fast once, and had boat capsized; 20th, bark E B Phillips, Cha- peil, NL, no oll on board, bound to Tristan ground, ‘Al Cumberland Inlet Oct 7, schr Franklin, Keeny, of New London, clean, Capt ‘Spicer, of achr Helen F, of Now London, writes from Cumberland Ink 12, that no Whales had béen seen sterous. A letter from Capt Webb, of schr DN Richards, NB, re- ports that bark Tropic Bird, 9 NB, got ashore in the harbor of of Nassau, NP, in the gale of Oct 9 Was got olf by aid of an Anierican man-of-war without much damage. Spoken. ‘ Ship St Lucie, from San Francisco for Liverpool, Sept 14, Int 86 10 8, 1on 67 10. Ship Chas A Farwell, Stanley, from Liverpool for New York, Nov 01, 7:30 AM, off Great Ormshead, Ship Gertrude Sarraway (Fr), from Bremen for Now Or- leans, Oct 17, lat 85, lon 27. Ship Southern Eagle, Thorndike, from Boston for Point de le not as before), (Oi . Gal jet 15, lat 20'N, lon 84 W. ark Margaret Kinch, Heuricksgn, from Liverpool for San Francisco, June 20, lat $ 44 N, lon 25 14. Bi orth, Woodward, Sept 12, S, lon 83 W. ark Britannia (Br), Kerr, from Liverpool for New Or- leans, Nov 10, 7 AM, 25 miles NW of Bardsey Island. Bark Florence Chipman (Br), Jones, from Cardilf for Mo- bile, Oct 25, lat 33 44, lon 34 55. Bark Weser (NG), Rodenburg, from Bremen for Galves- ton, Oct 16, lat 85 21, ton 21.30, Bark Savannah, ftom Sombrero for Philadelphia, Nov 15, Jat 80 08, ton 71 20. ‘Bark Nabob, Freeman, from Boston for Batavia, Oct 4, lat 24.108, lon 31 W. Bark Yamoydéa, from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, Nov 1, no lat, &c. « Schr Mas Eamebaren from Turks Islands for Providence, Nov 19, lat , ton 71.45, and was supplied with provisions. Schr Robt Palmer, from New York for Galveston, Nov Li, tat 25 35, lon 84.59. Schr Veto, from New York for New Orleans, Nov 14, off Sombrero. : a aed (Am), from Caliao for Cort, tat 45 04 N, lon 17 4 ‘The “Liduina,” from Philadelphia for San Francisco, Sept %, lat 10 'N, lon 82, Foreign Ports. Antwerp, Nov 12— Arrived, Zolus, Seabrook, NYork ; 13th, Amelia Gehring, Haynie, Sailed 12th, Caroline, agve, NYork. ASPINWALL, Oct 31-Arrived, brig Pomona, Brown, Bos- ton (and sailed 10th for Galveston’; Nov éth, scur Gen Put- nam, Kingston, Boca del Tora (and sailed Wth for the coast); ‘7th, barks Bolivia, Whiteverry, NYork; 8th, Florence Peters, Hooper, Pensacola, Salled Nov 3d, bark American Fagle, Lindsay, NYork: 10th, brig Pomona, Brown, Galveston; schr Gen ' Putnam, Kington, coast, BRISTOL, Nov 12—Arrived, Jy Hofding, Nyork. Tn Kingroad ith, Gusseppé, Corrao, trom NYork for dlou- cester ; Skulda, Pedersen, from do for do. Sailed 12h, Grace, Bogart, Cardiff; Helen Marlon, Rul- mer, NYork (sce Disasters); Mos, Dahl, Pensacola via New- , BREMEN, Nov 12—Arrived, Jenny, Henricl, NYork; 13th, “Dessien,”” Philadelphia, Brest, Nov 8—Arrived, Monarch, Thompson, NYork, Arived'at do 24th, steamship Viile de Paris, Surmont, New York for Uavre (and proceeded). BARA, Oct 30—Sailed, ship City of Boston, Cutterr (from Callao), Antwerp, having repaired. CARDIFF, Nov Il—Arrived, Josephine, Putman, Glouces- ter. Safled 11th, Sunshiue, Weeks, Galveston, COWES, Nov 12 -Sailed, Milton, Smith, Cardiff. Cart.ao, Oct If—Arrived, shir’ Celestial Empire, Tastor, Chinchas;’1sth, Prassia, Patten, Cardiit (and safied 19th for Ancon); 19th, Molocka, Hathorne, Bruswick, Ga; barks Jenn'e tile, White, do; ships Prince, Prince, Valparat iy Mall ool; Sat; Ne Pins Ultra, Grakam, Alexander, Ralrien, Liven Chinchas; Annie Fish, Yates, Ancon (and sailed 24th for Guanape); barks Sauvogarde (Br), Swinburne, NYork ; ships Britannia, Webb, Ancon. Balled 1ith, ships Sunrise, Luce, Hampton Roads; Brew- ater, Collins, Nantes; léth, AM Minott, Crowell, 18th, Nevada, Jewell, ao: 1ith, Criterion, hi 19th; bark Ged Peaboly (Br), Churchill, Guanapo: Hergules, Lincoln. Chiachas: 26th, Ri In port 26th, slifpa Alexander, Randen, for sale gitc (al), Law, for Chiachas oF Guanape to fou ct. CoNoRPoIoN DR. URUGUAY, Oct 18—In port brig Dudley, Averill, from Baltimore, diss. CARDENAS, Nov 12—Astived, briga Ottawa (Br). Roberts, NYork; John’ Byers (Ar), Lewls, do; 16th, bark Arthur Kine: man, Bucknam, St John ‘ani! salled lth for Havana); 18th, brig Prank E Allen, Clark, Matanzas. Satled 12th, bmg Waltham Hammond, north of Hatter: 16th, bark Jamen Kelly, Buries, do do; brigs BF Nasi, Laney, N¥ork; Robery, Wiiminston, NC. DeAty Nov |2—Passed, Mount Pleasant, Brown, Callan for Antwerp. ‘Arrived ‘at do litn, Johann Martin, Benltz, London for Philadelphia (and proceested). Passed back of ths Goodwins Ith, bark Amelin for Ant- werp (probably Amelia Gehring, Haynie, from NYork for Antwerp. In tha Downs tith, Precerick Scalla, Waack, from NYork for Stettin; Annie M Young, Hilton, from Gottenburg for DA Bong, Wilkin, from NYork for Stottin. from Boston; 121 Put back and anchored lith, Metis, Smith, from Gotten- burg for Boston, with loss of saris, 4c, having experienced heavy weather, DARrNouTu, Nov 12—In port Cashmere, Havie, from Greenock for New Orleans, dteg. . rrived, Familien, Holst, Taganrog for, N York. FALMOUTH, Nov‘ll—Salled, Freo Trade, Bursley (from Baker's Island), Hambnra. FALMOUTH, Ja, Oct #—Salled, brig Halder, Phiatelphia, GLABGow, Nov A—Arrived, St Andrew (#, Ritchio, Que: ec. Giexoa, Nov 9— Arrived, Magdalen, Henke, NVork, GUAWABR, Oct h—Arrived, bark Sunbeam, Bennett, Callao; 9th, ships Stila, Porter, do; 18h, Alice M Minot, Crowell, do} ith, Nevada, Jewett, do. otlied Sept auip 8 &E Gardner (Br, Journeay, Catan; ip 4 5 > 4 = Hi € 5 2 % z 3 Fj t HM, bark Deborah Pennell, Pennell, Cailno; Lith, avius Blanchard, Neady, Cork; 18th, Norwester, Most ;Oakland, Mérryman, Nantes; Ohas Luling (NG), Ci lenbrook, Callao. ailiQutiean, Nov 12—-Arrived, Tribsees, Labky, NYork for ettin. HAMDOURG, Nov 12-Sailed, Shakespeare, Jorgensen, New rie. Balled from Cuxhaven 11th, Dr Barth, Hockwoldt, N1 HAvRg, Nov ll—Arrived, Eva, Daniels, NYork; Indi Hileken, Baltimoy for NYor Salled ith, Nellona (a), Billings more, Rouen} Teanyson, Graves, New Orleans: Astracana, Wilrdn, Savannah; John & Chase, Davis, Cardi and United Brat Cleared 11th, New York (8), Nordenholt, Havana and New Orleans, = HAVANA, Novy Mth—Arrived, brig Manitus, Durant, NYork; sclite Vulture, Chase, NYork; 10th, Cora Sleepper, St Jolin, NB? 16th, Nellie Bowers, Stackpole, ip Yazoo, ‘Catharine, New Orleans; bark ton; 17 jtenmeahi Elverton, Benson, Baltimore ; 18th, stonmahip Liberty, Reed, 9, hb, Bilesia (x), Trautman, Haraourg Hi oc. ; Eureka, Din New Orieans; bark Pioindes, Buckhart, 8t John, NB; 24th, ateamab|) Fagie, Greene, NYork. Satied Kane arks Daring tol hae strsel Sagua; 13th, Norton y Bishop, Webber, Storer, Ribber,, Hoaton |. bry - " . Asuh Phebe, Mor? Saguaj; schr Pinky (Br), Pierre, NYor , do; 16th, brigs Geo Burnham, McLellan, Rorton; 17 Turty, dedgley, Wuitimore; 18th, Navariua, Blood, do; Edith Rose, Bat KI tGBTO Arrived, brig Clarence (Br), Frith, NYork, Liverroor, Nov 11—~Arrived, BB Haws, Mend, Baltl- more; 12th, ann, McKay, New Orleans, Balled 14h, Seth, Morena, NYork; Mary 1. Packer, Hollo- way, Boston; Alla, McNeil, Mobile; Viola, Siater; Bavelan, Wail, and Chine Chaloner, Russell, New Orleans; GP Pay- nant, Knowlton, Savannah; Sarah Dor Douglass, (ale veaton; Alcatraz, Kemp, San Fran ntinental, Sehrne- haven, Rangoon; 12th, Jared, Novak, New York’ Prince Patrick, Cochrat New Orleana; Netherton, Boo’ San Francisco ; Cultivator, Ruseell, NYork ; Charlott NcKenzle, Boston; I: F Secor, Coonan, New. Orleai Evans, Smalley, Savannah; Unione, Moricich, 'Alex- as ndria, “Cleared 12th, Freetom, Bradley, NYork ; Victory, Cushing, Savannah; Dorset, Gruzelier, New Orleans, Adams, Joasiok, NYotk; Tutrco, Bello Due Cognatl, Maruasloh, New Grleaus; Ty NLONT Now is Arrived: Otago, Thorndtke, Aksab; aa LONDON, ‘vive 5 Berry, Vevensaler, ailno ‘poatedon, Kaudeon, Boston Agh- Cloared 12th, Li ‘ogress, Stmons, Philadotobin; Nantfuey Hae gfe, Saranaats tu ation); Henry Pelham, Vickery wto); eth, , iM r Uieanso x, Nor 18 ed, Severn, Hastings NYork. Neowin Novd—artived, Ortolany Leeman, Napicn auINA, NovO—-Airive ‘ pen. MaLaux, Nov cleared, scur Vineo (Be), Look, New ‘ork. Th port 6th, brig Myronue, Cook, for NYoak lie. amet et "iS Salted vote, ships Formoss, Cobb, York: Wid Rover, hai, Homan. 1 rt Oct 12, ships Geo Peabody, Pain for New York, roude; Bunker fill, Davin, and ‘Kicher, Power, for Boston, “inet Sartano, idearas, fo" Pate 8 tos, rondy. i ro BAY, Ja, Oot cnr Juilay Docker. ‘ar 7 A-Arriynd, acht Gen Conner, Froneby Pe AN At er MAT W Brett Gailinon, duebeo! T8eb Kagle, Wilkineon, do; bra RS Hasrell, C.vor?, Portiand. rod Lith, brig Jeremiaty Forty NYork; scr Gerrade ied Tay big Annie (x), SaRmders, Bavaauah, al apne Noy ll—Salled, Eva, Daniels (from NYork)y Fut Lat, 12th, Jonas Smith, Nichols, from London for Buse -ALERMO, Nov 8—Cleared, steamsh; }, Smalth, Ne York, (eines, reported pasted Gibraltary; Dark Leuauel, EMTAMA: Nov 1 Arrived, ship Louls Walsh, White, Now: York ; ith, steamships Costa Rica, Dow, Central America; Aa os RR es P ov in Eynon, N York for Liverpool (and proceeding), Called tith, Kalltato, Gerhard (eroi Bork, Loudonderry 4 Queensbury, Cooi (trdmm Sun Fenuclaco), Hull, KIVER PLATE, Sept 2/—Sailed, brig Elise & Henrictte (Arg), Donne}, Baltimore, STANLEY, FI, Sept—In ‘Port barks Huasqaina (Br), Low. den, from Gi ye for Baltimore, disg for repairs; Sem Witeh (Br), MeCully, from Antwerp for San Francisco, wig ordera. St Lora, Nov 9—In port schr EB K Bi Hort from Baltimore, discharged. parigcubuse ces Sr Jago, Nov ¥—Asrived, bark Morning Star, Waugh, New York. Sailed 6th, bark Evening Star, Miller, NYork; brig Wm Masson, Small, Boston; 9th, ship Lord Dalbousle (Bri, Ronald, New Orleans ‘TRINIDSD, Nov 13—Saled, drij Stanley, NYork. VALPARAI80, Oct 11—Arrived, lurnside, Pendere ace, NYork; Lath, ship W H Prescott, Bachelder, Callao for niwerp; 16th, scbr Franklin, Joine; loth, sifp Orescont Cy, Delang, Ciltao for Antworp, In port Oct 16, ships W H Prescott, Batchelder, repairing rudder; Crescent City, Delano—ooth for Callao for Antwerp; bark Burnside, Pendergrace, disg; Marla (NG) Katcher, for San Francisco; schr A A Randel, Norton, coasting. WATERFORD, Nov 11—Sailed, Vikingen, Olsen (from New York), Westport. YALLAUB, Uct 26—Salled, brig Gipsey, NYork, Amorican Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 21-Sailed, schr Paugnsset, New Hae ven, BOSTON, Nov 23—Arrived, bark Venus (Br), Saund Havre, brig: Nathaniel Stevenss Suanderss Phitadelpitet schra George E Thatcher, Thatcher, Liverpool; t GC ‘Tangier: Pinta, Smith, Georyetow! Do; Reis Brown, ‘Higgins, and J. Whitehouse, Davia, Bullinorey A Builery Butlers W W Pharo, Allen: Kdward Kidder, Bakers NW Magee, Ketchum: Wave Crest, Davis: Cordelia New- Kirk, Huntley; JW, Hall, Powall; Mary Weaver, Weavers Julia E Pratt, Nickerson; M Moore, Price, and Steelman, Philadelphia; George & Albert, MoDonald, Elizar Eehporss Beary Fay, Prescott, Hoboken; Addie L Cutler, Smith, Rondout Cledred—Stentiubip Aleppo (Br), Macaulay, Li vis NYork; bark Maggie McNeil, Smith, New Orleans; brigs Ann Hulzabetl, Havitn, Slerray Leone; Autumn (Dutch), Peaks Surinam; achr Charles A Jon Also Grif_in, Savannal cleared, steamers Blackstone, Loveland, N Howes, Baltimore; bark Ocoun Eagle, Luce, Mobil John Pierce, Townsend, Havana. Arrived 24th, steamship Nereus, Bearse, NYork; barks A BOE Pinabyarae Dawn, Holm, Accra; schra Helen Mary Pamiteo Sound; 4 Herbert, NYork, Also arrived Mth, ship tgoma, Gottenburg; schr Athletes, Port au Prine jorfolk ; McCleli + bri, Balled 24th, # NYork, BALTIMORE, 3 ship F H Cutting, in, Liverpool; bark Mindor », Rio Janeiro; brige Fran. cea Jano, Jones, do; Golden ‘Toothaker, Boston; Ital Gir), Peters, Ponce; sehr Louisa D (BF; Cleared—Steamship Wm Kenn ‘MA Maranall (Br, Anthony, orders; schrs Samuel Fish, Teel, Fall River; Melissa, Brown, Jersey City; A L ima, Brown, NYork; R D Graves, Jones, Hoboken; 0 A Buck, Robinson, NYork; E L Gregory, ‘Thorndike, Providence; RU Keany, Kelley, and Flour City, Sailed— Mary. Suh arrived, brig Josephine, Remer, Cardenas, BRUNSWICK, Ga, Nov 19—Arrived previous, bark 8 J Strout, Hammond, NY ork. BANGOR, Nov' 91 a, brige Crocus, Colburn, and Charles Heath, Pendieton, NYork; schre sedford, Jordan, Pont Nortfolk | Estort, N ickerson, Newark, NJ. ma sehr \ Satled—Schra Ann Elizabeth, Gethell, and A B Gardner, Arey, NYork ; A U Whitmore, Greenlow, Baltimore. BATH, Nov 22—Sailed, scara Sarah G Smith, Barnes, Phi ladelphin; Margaret, Smith, NYork, BOOTHBAY, Nov l\.—Arrived, schrs Sahwa, Kelley, Cas lais for NYork; Frances Cotlin, Reynolds, do for do, BRISTOL, Nov 20—Cleared, ‘schr James A Brown,, Brights man, Havana. Salled—Sciirs Hannah Blackman, Jones, Baltimore; Maria. Davis, Wooa'a Hole, to load fish guano for Savan- Dab. ‘Qist—Arrived, steamer Providence, Simmons, NYork, to lay up for the winter. d—Schr J M Freeman, Eldridge, NYork. 22d—Arrived schr Expedite, Glover Philadelphia, Sailed—Schr James A Brown, BAKER's TAN DENG Nov z2—Arrived, achr Wm Collyer, Taglor, Phil: pbia. TAR! ‘ON, Nov 20—Salled, bark Jerome Jones (Br), Crosby, Liverpool; brig MC Roseveit, Call, Boston. Satie), schrs Bob (Br), Albury, Bahamas; Ida S Bure gess, Burgess, Buckaville, SO. Sain —Arrivid, brig, Cioaag, St Johns, PR: scare AE Glo. yer, Boston; J W \\fison, Phil Of the port, schra Lizzie Carr, trom Wood's Hole; A Gilles, from Baltimore. Safled—Schr thomas Migkinons, Matansag, CALAIS, Nov 10—Cleared, brig Penaiman, Dickson, Savan- nah; Leitie Wells, Wells, and Wiite Foam, Colina, NYork CH Eaton (new), 169.%0 'tons), Shackford, Wiluingten, NC} ‘Wooster, Leland, N York. rs 20th— Cleared, ¢chr J'B Marsal, Seavey, NYork. EAST GREENWICH, Nov 21—Sailed, achr Richard Law, York, Philadelphia. aeERNANDINA, Nov 20—Cleared, bark May Stetaon,Spates, jartinique. GLOUCESTER, Noy %.—Arrived, brig David Bugbee, Stax ples, Cadiz; ie ila Wieon, Wiles, Rockland for Gale ston. "JACKSONVILLE, Nov 16—Cleared, schr M A MoCann Whitmore, Savacna-la-Mar. MOBILE, Nov 18—Arrived, ship Sea Bird, Hettrick, Baltl- Henry Cooke (Br), Sutherland, New Or pale Wildy. Pensacola; steamer Thos Kel- c Nov 18—Cleared, barks Auretiana (Spy jartha A MeNetl, Wat Havre. Hedge, Boston; Perit, 4 steorushipa Concor iia, jorrmll, Be.ize, Hou. Olearea—Ships Genevieve Striciland, Strickland, Havre; Georgina NG). Keher, Bremen; selirs J Ricardo Jovo, Little, NYork; Conaiance (#r), Arnet, Clonfuegoa. Cleared 0th, stea: a Honts, N Yor: ry, from Havana Batled—Ship Cal NEW BEDFOID, Noy 21—Arrivod, brig Priscilla Jones, St Helena; sehr lelen, Perry, NYork 5 22d, achrs Josephines Hoboken ; 4 B Perry, Kel Uy, Philade:phia. h ar a W it Darling, 21st, sclra A A Hayes, Barlow, NYcrk; Aana Johngom, Phinney, and Geo Thomas, Mayo, do; 22d, Cohasset, Gibbs, Poiladelphia Perksas, Keley, xVorg Louisa Francts, Kelly, do. NEWPORT, Nov 22, PM—Arrived, steamer Mocassa (US), Baker, NYork; schre Teihumab, Hall, Pascagoula for New York ;'R L Crook, Young, Y. Bailed—Brig Charlena, Gooding, Sagua for Portland sohes Stephen Waterman, Chase, New Bedford for N york; Eases, Nickerson, Providence for doy Robert B Smith, Nickersony. NYork for Wood's Hlote; Eliza Hamilton, Cole, N'York ; Joha A Ix, Doane, Harwich tor do; Saran Jane, Garner, for do; Hudadn, Post, Rockland for do: Lucy J Keeler, and George § Foga, Welliiect for Tangier; Donng Auna, Whaley, H na; Sea Nymph, Conley, New Bedford for. Baltimor ar, Know.es, Cohasset for Virginia; Minerva, Emersong River for ‘Georgetown, DC; Caroline & Cornelia, rset tor NYork; Alfred Keene, Snow, Phiia- Portamouth, NH; Monadnock, Bunker, Boston for dacksonvilie; Mary’ Stan. ich, do for Goorgetowny DO; Fred vray, Lakeman, do for Philadelphia; Carroll, Kob= ingon, Machias for NYork; J F fr, Carver, Calain for do; J Tinker, Stanley, do far do; W lo 8 Sweth, W. Meet for Tangier; JM Freeman, Fldridge, Bristol for do; Rita Story, Kelley, Providence for Tangier; A Heaton, Phinneyy. ¢o for NYors; ¥1. awry, Kelley, do for do; Veranda, Pond, do for do; Amor Paikenburg, Terrell, do for X York : A’so bark 'ckin B- , Dakin, Providerice for Balumore, No, :B—Arrived, vark Azeiia, Brown, B brig Hint tie B Dagve Portland for do; Mura gawa, Gloucester for do; for do; Fannie Barney, Jolson, Roc! Cobb, and Hardscrabbley do for dos Lucy K Cogewell, and Idaho, Portinnd for Nitaven; Ruth N Atwoor, boston for Tancior; Mery B Hyer, Boston for Norfolk; Adnje Harris, Portland for do; Snmuet T Russell, Smith, Phila telphia. NORWIC#!, Nov 20. Sailed, sch Roger, Parmelea, NVork. 22—-Arrive!, achrs Danie: Webster, Packer, and ST Char- tre. Simmons, Hoboken, NEW LONDON, Noy 2)-Artived, schra Henry Hartean, Jones, Philadelphia; Marion Draper, Bangor for NYork¢ Vulcan, Boston for co; Plow Boy, Hallett, Barnstable for do; Amelia F Cobb, Cobb, Providence for Tavgier; Kate Scranton, Paimer, ¥ York for Providence, Franklin, Seo! ing Fall BW BATES teva Stes occa we *Featony Phil turtle (oodwin, Brshop, Port John “ Jacksonville; Belie | 1, Sear Eitzabeiuport; Edward & Yewine, Irelam|, south Am- toy? Reading Ballroad No 77, Carroll, Ptindelphin; Empire, Baker, Hizabethport: John Brooks, iox, NYork. ‘8d—Arrived, brig Thos Turull, Thompson, Demarara; genre Susan 4’ Mary, Kenyon, Hoboken; Enipive, Smithy izabethport. TORTEHOL TH, Nov 2—Arrived, ache Gen Marion, Po- land, and J Paine, Stephens, NYork. fled 18th, schra T J Trafion, Talpey, Philadelphia. AWTUCKET, Nov 28—Arnved, achre Anna E Powell. Philadelphia; Elm City, Kelley, NYork. Sarled--Sohr Siorizon, Newman, Rondout. R PROVIDENCE, Nov 28— Arrived, bark Stag (Br), Anderson, London; brig Sillor Boy, Swinerton, New Orleans; schre Mary Lymburner, Lansll, Grand Turk, TI; Oliver ‘Amen, Wertgate, Georgetown, DG; Wm P Philllps, ‘Somers, and fey, Rondout for Pawtucket; John ro fi Rondouts Connecticut Stephenson, Hoboken; White Rock, Hubbell, NYork. jailed’—Schra Whitnoy Long, Haves, Baliimore; Henry er, Philadelphia; Silver Hell, Bayles: Capt John, Torrey: Ben Bul ‘owler! Alida, Eaton, and Laura Robe fnson, Ro" Lisson, ship aet, RIGUMOND, Nov 22—Areived, achrs Eutolie, Ward, Albar nati, Newton, NYork. ‘Aldrich, Savannah vin Osborne's ME Taber, Dick Wwlioms, Corson, NYork vie City Point. i Liver- son man, ford, ny 5 Stal anding SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 98—Arrived, ships Wooinite, Nvork: Cape Clear (Hr), Landabrong 3 T Brothers, imore. Podth Arrived, stexmaiip’ Montane, Panama; ship Ark- wright, Caulking. NYork. Cleared— Ship River Nith (Br), Chenowitb, Liverpool, with sitlett Hck Romeo (Bp), Thomas, Laverpoo. SAVANNA, Nov MA Arrived tamahip Huntaville, New ee J |, Baker, Portland, vole estou inka 9, Nori ah ae Liverpool; brige ML. Miller, Get ellie May, ‘ort ALE M, Noy 2—Sailed, bark Blair Athol, Haines, Antwerp via, Philadelphia; brig Birchard & forroyijand bpen Sees AAVARRER, ‘Nov i'-Arrived, schr Martha, Smith, Eltaa- eth por ___ MISCELLANEOUS, re MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC UNION CON~ e Auton of the Ninth Judicial, district, held a Staples’, Third avenne, between 122d and Tea atrget , on Wednesc 4 u 1469, Hon, John McQuade was ut frente, Mor ated for Police duatiee and Hon. Josiah For y id district. ter for Civil Samson of ee a ROY, Chairman on Motion, MAuRICR A aad | Secretaries. Cus. swirt, || —_—____—_. i \CE.—CONBULTATIONS AS TO A BAG LUTE asateny att a Roa Precise Commin wee Ft KiNG, Counsellor at Law, 368 Broadway. vIN 1G... 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