The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1869, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1869.—TRIPLE. SHEET. NEW YORK CITY. THE CORTS, ONITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. In Baukraptey. Before Judge Blatchford. ‘The following vo.untary petilivas im Dankraptcy were tiled ducing the week ending on the 27uUi inst, namely, by Peter W. Bediord and Henry F. Repper, Whue discharges in bankrupccy were granted Tuomas W. Griftin, Wyman Kk. Barrett, John P, Kad- ner, Joseph Bias Avraham Emanuel and Wo, Wallard, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. The Bismar Forgery Case, Before Judge Benedict, The United States vs, John bismar.—In this case Whe defendant, a soldier on the permanent post of ‘the United States Army, was recently found guilty of forging an aimy paymaster’s checks. A motion was Drought before the Court for an arrest of judg- ment on the ground that (he indictment was defe tive. ‘Ihe case was luily argued, and Judge benedict yesterday granted the motion, Charge of Perjury. The United States vs, Willett Ferguson.—The de- fendant is indicted on a charge with having com- mitted perjury while giving lus testimony in the McHenry perjury case. Assistant District Attorney Jackson, Who appeared for tie prosecuuon, brielly ealied the attention of the Court (o tals case. but It was finally set down for trial durmg the February term. Counterfeiting Cases. The United States vs, James Coddington.—The defendant, indicted for having counterfeit currency in his possession, with intent to pass the same, pleaded wot guilty, and was uccording!y remanded Jor trial, Assistant District Attorney Wurdy appear- ing lor the prosecution. The United Staves vs. Et Field.—The defendant pleaded guilty to the indictment charging him with dealing 10 counterieit money. He was reuianded for wentence. The United States vs. Ethelred Woodward and David Eckert,—in Unis case wie deiendants indicted with having counterieit money in their possession pleaded not guilty, aud were remanded for trial, The Uniled States vs, Joseph Provenzdii.— he de- fendant was indicted for deakng in counterfeit money, pleaded guilty, and with tae others was re- mnanded {or sentence, Lottery Case. The Uniied States vs. Louis Lendaul.—Was tn- @icted for carrying on the busness of @ lottery dealer Without payment of the special tax required by law. He pleaded not guilty aud was remanded for tral, UNITED STATES CO Countericiing Cause, Before Comuussioner Shields. The United Sates vs. Johanna Byrne.—A litte girt avout twelve or thirteen years old was arrested and taken before Commissioner Snieids, charged with attempting to pass counterieit currency. The youth- prit appeared not to thoroughiy comprehend the serious nature of the charge, Aad it belng evi- ent that she hud been herself imposed upon, Com- missioner slucids, by tle consent of Assistant Dis- trict Attorhey Hurdy, ordered tuatshe should be dis- charged. Alleged Embezzlement of Letters, Before Commissioner Betts, The United Slates vs. Ellen Hul—In this case the defendant was charged with empezzling a letter un- der the following cireumstances:—It appeared that the defendant and a girl called Annie Hero were servants together in aresidence up town, that the Jatier left the pouse, autuo rizing the defendant, who rewuined, to receive any ietvers that miglit be ad- dressed to her. Lhe detenvaat, 16 was alleged, did receive au epistie, but fuiied to deliver it to the complainant. The later then caused the defeadant Wo be arrested. Commissioner Betts, after reviewing the facts in the case, decided that the delivery of a letter to an authorized agent of the person to whom the letter addressed terminates the connection of the post office with It, aud the subsequent empezzlement by uch axent is not an offence against the United Biates, but can only ve taken cognizance of by the State couris, The defendavt was accordingly dis- SSIGNERS’ COURT. SUPREME COUAT—CHAMBERS. Habenus Corpns on an Alleged Lunatic. Before Judge Ingraham, In the Matter of (he Habeas Corpus of Herman Albert, —lt appears that the father of the relator has had him several! times committed to the Lunatic Asy- lum, aud he was brougot before Lhe court yesteraay from Blackwell's Island oh a writ of habeas corpus wued out by his wife. The physician and warden of the Blackwell's Island Lunatic Asylum in their return to the writ do not ciaim tat ihe relator ‘would be dangerous to himself or to the ive or prop- erty of any ocoer person if permitted to go at large. The tather opposed his discharge and, it was alleged by counsel that nis soie reason for seeking to keep his 80n in confinement was because he did not like the marriage he lad contracted, dJuage Ingraham put severai questions to the re lator, which he auswered in a perfectly sane manner, ‘whereupon the Judge said he would like to inquire Into the matter more fully, and he therefore ad- Journed the case unui to-morrow morning. A Mining Company Transaction. Richard D. Barclay vs. The Quicksilver Mining Company.—In 1965 Judge Jerem‘ah Black obtained a Judgment for $50,000 against James Eldridge, a stockholder in the Quicksilver Mining Company, a Pennsylvania corporation, Subsequently the com- ban (in order, as is alleged, to escape being taxed in Wo States) transierred their property to a corporation chartered vy the Legisiavure of this State, and of Which John K. Prayn was president. The Pennsyl- ‘Vania courts appointed Barclay as receiver, and he NOW applies to be appointed by this court receiver of the property tius trausierred, On the 4th of No- veuiber Barclay obtatued 4 temporary igjunction re- straining the company from transaciag their busi- mess. ‘The silver wine 1s located in California, and 48 estumated to be worth some $3,500,000. Ex-Judge Porter opposed the application plaints. Decision reserved. Decisions Rendered. By Judge Ingraham. Caradine vs, Caradine.—Motion granted. Patterson vs. Bloomer.—The attorney may have an order directing the payment of the money within thirty days afver service of notice of the order; or, of in default, that an atcachment issue, Moulirie rs. The Virguad Fire and Marine Insu- rance Compér,—Movon granted on payiuent of the tax and cosis, &e. Huszak vs, Chickhavs.—Mowon denied, with costs. Randolph vs. Randoon.—Iudgment of divorce ranted on report of rete: SUPREME COU{T—SPCCIAL TERM. The Fisher verce Suit. Before Judge Ingraham, Clara A. Fisher vs. William J. Pisher.—The report of Juage Leonard, the referee appointed by the court to try the issues in this case, was pre- sented by Hdwin James, counsel for the plaintm. It nds the charges of aduic proved, awards the care and custody of the cutidrea to the plaintt, and that the defendant be adjudged to pay $100 per motu alimony aud the cuats Of the action. The Contested Supervisorship. Belore Judge Barnard. In the Matter of John Foley vs. Henry Smith.— Judge Barnird granted an order yesterday morning directing that both the alternative and peremptory mandami granted by Judge ( , restraining the Board of County Canvassers from canvassing tie vote of Henry Smith for Supervisor be vacated, and that the Board proceed with their canvass forin- with. Important Practice Decision. Charles G. Paterson vs. Elisha Bloomer.—Toia ‘was a case in whicn the plaintiiT had obtained an Injuutuon, giving tae usual undertaking , which he did not sign; subsequentiy disco ntinued the case, however, whereapoa @ reterence was ordered to compute the defendant's Qamages by reason of this Injuuction and a report made, which was confirmed, Oxing tie Gamages ac $2,060, the order also direct- ing the plaintut to pay them. ‘The plaintiff nad notice of ull these proceedings. An application was HOW made W the Court on proof of a service Of a copy of the order of coulirmation and of a proper demand 4nd refusal of payment for an order Uhat the piain- ur bay Wese damages or be punisied as for & cou- inp. George W. Wingate, fer the defendant. argued, first, that the plaintid having uad notice of tne ref- erence, and having failed tw file exceptions to the Teport or to appeal trom the order of contirmation, could not now d his labiitty. Second, that the proceedings were regular, aud the undertaking being “on the part of the plaisir” he was liable ee he signe it or not. power to enfore tue order adjudging damages by attachment. (Citing a number of cases.) oe Dudley Wield, tor we plainuit, argued, liret, that the piaintiY was not liavie Upon the undertaking. Second, tuatthe court nad vo power to euiorce the order awarding these damages by attachment. Judge Ingraham—Tue court may order die plain i 10 pay the damages assessed, ‘and, if he reinses, W enforce the payment thereof by attachment. report having been confirmed in a proceeding to which the platy? was a party, and ho appeal Yuird, that the court Baviee been taken by him, the same is conclusive @pon him. The defendant if’ order directing the PAV NOLS Of He money SOIELY Gays uites were ‘vive of notice of this order, or m default that an at- oo W. Wingate for the motion, Dudley Field oppose SUPERION COURT—SPECIAL TERM. A Partnership Transaction, Before Judze Fithian, Clarke vs, Bininger.—Tius was @ motion to vacate the injunction and order appointing a receiver in this case, Defendant’s counsel made the motion on the original papers, and contended that they did not show the existence of a partnership between the parties entiting the pianii to an a counting. It appears that the lamiir as. signed bis inverest 1s61 to the defend- ant for $45,000, but continued in the busi- ness a8 before, sharing in the profits, &c, He al- leges that the defendant unduly wasted the partwer- ship property; that his profits ip the estabiisiment have more than liquidated the $45,000, and that he as, therefore, entitled to a reconveyance of his inter. est and an accounting in the concern. Delendan’ denies that plalathT was @ partner, Deciston re- served, in COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS. Moneys Deposited on a Lien. Wolf vs, Coutter.—In this case the County Clerk paid over to plamtif@ a deposit to the credit of his hen against the property of defendant, in obedience to an order of tie Court to that edect. Subsequeutly thal order was set aside, und plaintiff refusing to restore the money Judge Brady has granted an order directing bim and 18 atiorney to show cause why it shou!d not be relunded, holding that wuen the order directing the payment of tue County Clerk was vacated, it beeame the duty of the plaintur or his attorney, no appeal having been taken from the vacation, to restore the amount received, SURROGATE’S COURT. Wille Admitted During the Week. Before Surrogate Tucker. The folowing wills were admitted during the week, viz.:—Wills of Samuel F, Harman, Cornelia Potter, George D, Post, Frederick L. Vuite, Mary W. Boorman, Mary Bodge, Joseph Fatman, Newoold Edgar, Abraham R. Duryee, James Ciark, Arembald B.C, Douglass, Witam W. Ryan, Adam V. Loxao, Emanuel Bamberger, Kosalie A. Hames, Armand de Macarty. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. Before Judge Kelly. A SOLDIER OUT ON DUTY, Frederick Vogh, In the aniform of the United States Army, was charged with stealing from the clothing store of Mr. W. F. Manning, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, two overcoats on Thursday iast. Vogn said be was @ corporal and was stationed at Governor's Island. He had been sent to the city on business, and he supposed he had more drink tian did him good, He had no recol lec- tion of the robvery, ‘Lhe Judge remanded him until "Yuesday, with Instructions that if he was sept tor by the authorities at Governor’s Island Vogh was to be given ug. BLONDIN AND THE KNIFE. An elderly, half-dressed, but intelligent look- ing man, woo sald mis name was John Bionda, was charged by Fanny Fitzpatrick, a lady with & tongue, with stabbing her in the breast with a knife on Saturday morning last. ‘The parties lived in the same tenement house, and the coin- lainant hired her room of the defeadaut. Miss Fitzpatrick said that a gentleman came to see her on we morning in question on business, and Biondin said he would not aliow eituer hin or her in the house, and turned her out. In the ailterca- tion he stabbed her in the breast with a knile, the latter passing through her clothing, wuich was ample, and scratehing the flesh. In reply to inquiries of the Judge Miss Fitzpatrick said she was not married and she had no desire to marry the deiendant, who was also unmarried. ‘1 have something else in view better tan that,” was the dignified maiden’s reply to the judiciai inquiry. Tue Judge remanded the case unl Tuesday, in order that furcuer inquiries might be made, MISCELLANEOUS CASES. Peter Hesse was charged with stealing from his employer, Joshua Mmor, two dollars. Minor said he had reason to believe that he had reason to suspect that he bad been robbed by the defendant, ani, therefore, he watched and caught him in the aci Dad reason to believe be had lost avout twenty do! jars. Sent to Harv’s Island School. Hugo lum, for stealing a quantity Of artificial flowers trom Josepi Rosentield, was sent to the Pemitenuary for three months. Adoiphe Lachman, a German boy nine- ten years of age, who had only been 1 this country four months, Was sent to Hart’s Isl nd tor stealing seventy-nine cents from Dominick Vittern. OMY INTELLIGENCE, THe WEATHER YRSTERDAY.—The following record willshow the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours im comparison with the cor- Tesponding Gay of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’ Pharmacy, HERALD Build. 1868, 1869. 47 i oP. M.. 44 45 oP. Mt 43 43 J 41 39 Average temperature for corresponding date VaBt FOAL. ..scecceccegeccescussenececccececs 48% AkReEsTS.—The arrests for the week ending yester- day foot up 1,162. BADLY BURNED,—Yesterday evening Catharine Dillon, @ child aged seven years, of No. 365 Cherry street, Was, it 1s believed, fatally burned by her clothes taking fire from @ not stove. Run Ovex.—James Pembroke, aged four years, ‘was yesterday run over by @ dirt cart, corner of Sixty-fourth street and Eighth avenue, and severely injured. He was cared for by his parenis, RESCUED FROM DROWNING.— While jumping from the steamer Sylvan Grove to the dock foot of 130th street, last night, a Mr. Kose, of Mott Haven, fell into the river, but was rescued by ollicer Deitch, of the Twelfth precinct, Tak PEABODY MONUMENT Funp.—The amonnt subscribed for the Peabody Monument fund for the past week 1s over $200, and subscriptions are stil received at the oilice of Jonn H. Bloodgood, No, 22 Wiliam street. KEROSENB ACCIDENT.—Last night a kerosene lamp exploded in the room of Jacob Abrahams, No. 153 Attorney street, badly burning Henrietta Rosenthal, aged nineteen, avout the neck and breast. The dam- ae to the rooin was trifting. Fire (N BEBKMAN SrReet.—This morning, at a quarter past two o'clock, the top foor of Isaac Oliver's printing establishment, No, 20 Beekman street, was discovered to be on fire. Dainage esti- mated at $1,000; insurance unknown, Roap ACCIPENT.—By a collision between his Wagon and a brick cart. corner of Fifth avenue and ‘Thirty-tiith street yesterday morning, S. Wyckoff, of No. 176 Franklin street, wes thrown out aud had au arm broken, His horse Was also badly imjured. ViTAL STATIsTiCs.—The returns made to the Board of Health show, for the week ending yester- day, 457 persons bade adieu to this world, 402 per- sons entered the matrimonial state of bliss, and 347 “wee wilte and biack roses’? opened tucir eyes to the golden sualighe for the first ume, PELONIOUS ASSAUL ‘Last evening Joseph Hyslip, aged nineteen, of No. 423 Third avenue, came to the Twenty-first precinct station house with a severe cut on Wwe head, which, he says, was received trom a man named burns, who attacked Lita with a chisel corner of Third avenue and ‘Thirty-third strees, Seriovs iNjury.—Last evening Mary Flynn aged six years, of No. 39 Vandam street, while # tanding in front of her residence, was struck on tbe lead by a piece of wood falling from tie root, She received a severe scalp wound, which was dressed by a Central office oficial detatied for that purpose. Hicnway Rospery.—On Friday night, vetween eleven and twelve o’clotk, two highwaymen attacked Mr. Fogerty, distiller, of No. ast Fourteenth street, on the corner of Tairty-fourth street and Secoud avenue, knocked him down and afier rov- bing him of forty-three dollars made their escape. Mr. bogerty received some siigut wounas on te he: vip FROM BAD WHISKEY.—One of the boys— Robert Cofee—who was found insensibie from the effects of bad whiskey given him at South Yonkers ov Vriday nignt by his mother, the particulars ot which appeared in yesterday's HeRALD, died last night al aja hour. The Coroner will held an in- guest to-day, When it is probable the mothes will be held for trig Fike IN ANN STRE seven and eight o'clock, floor of 45 Ann str —Last evening, between fire broke out op the frat ocoupied by G. W. Zetbling as @ restanran’. Nr. ing’s damage is $900. The secoud (oor, occupied by Ennis Brothers, printers, sustained $1,000 damage. The basement, occupied by Philip Wetzler, carpenter, was damaged $800, The msuvance was not ascertained, AN BNGiNeRR KALLE. —information was received at the Coroner's office yesterday afternoon that Wil- lia Lawler, assistant evginect on board the steam- ship George Cromwell, at pier No. @ North river, had been found lyiug dead on the engine. It is supposed that Lawier Wille oiling the sachinery had been struck by the Crank aud kied. Coroner Flynn was notdied Lo hold au laquest ou the body. St. ANDREW'S SocieTy oF New Yorx.—This ancient society, established as far back as 1756, will hold it# annaal Aigner on Tuesday next, the 30th instant, Jo spite OF all the “Heelanmen” sing and say of thelr favorite haggis, none of them are indif- ferent to the chotce tbiigs which, Delmonico is ae, accustomed 60 provide for them. Dr, cCoeh, of #rinceton, has declared bis intention to be present. AccipEnTs.—James McMillan, of 382 Tenth avenue, ‘Wes lest nig WA STO B horse, corner of Thirty- e Mth street and Ninth avenue, and had a leg broken, Mary A, Van Sickles, of Unionville, N. Y., Was yi run over, corver of Grand and Allen sti by a cart driven by Richard Hughes and ig injured. Hughes was arrested, James Wallace, of No. 19 City Hall place, fell yes- terday otf his cart, the wheel of which passed over Bie | wreaking a leg. He was sent wo Bellevue Hos- Pp STABBED Witm A CHIsEL.—Yesterday afternoon Joseph Haslett, residing at No, 423 Third avenue, and a shopmate named Burns, both carpenters, quar- relled in the shop of theiremployer. As Haslett was roceed ng up Third avenue iast night o7 his way jome, when near Thirty-third street, burns came up behind and stabbed ium in vhe head with a chisel, inflicting @ slight Wound, Haslett was removed to the Twenty-irst preeinct station house, and his wounds dressed by Police Surgeon Ramsey, alter which he was sent home, Burns made his escape aud has pot been arrested, TAX RECEIVER'S OFFICE.—The Tax Receiver has collected the following amounts for taxes during the SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. 7 02| Moonrises.....eve 1 O04 4 34 ; High water. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVENSER 27, 1869 CLEARED. Steamship City of Washington (Br), Jones, Liverpool—J @ pAtemedip Roxana (Br), Winters, Liverpool—Henderton Steamship Caledonia (Br), Ovenstone, Glasgow—Hender- aon Bros. ranitamahip Key West, Rudolph, Port au Prnce—R Mur- ‘raioamabp Rapidan, Whitehurst, Havana—Livingston, Fox Steamship Wil — on Maley & (Seppeeieed Cole, Galveston via Key West. Steamship San Francisco, Baxter, New Orleans—N H past week:— Brigham. November 22 $242,010 sieeuathlp United States, Howes, New Orleans—Fred November 2 sees ore Steamship Bienville, Baker, New Orieans—Livingston, Fox November 2 . Ve. November 25, « 376,315 Steamshyp Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans—H B Crom- Noveusber 26,... 489,081 | well & Co, peta November 27.... 500,000 Reem np Alabama, Limeburner, Fernandina—Florida Ste San Salvador, Ni Dibaba wcssarey +++ $2,408,102 | vison? readin nen Pare Ger Tur Comina PouLTRY SHOW.—Next to the pleasure ne brace deena sarnneh—B Lagens of possessing @ rare and valuable article of any kind | & Co. aos ig the satisfaction of proving its superiority by com- | ,,S4amabip Regulator, Pennington, Wilmington, NO—J Lo- jarigon; a8 well as to let the world envy ite propri Steamship Em) Nelson. Wilmington, NC—James Hand, tor. Those who have fine fowls, birds, dugs, or | | Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, ‘ew bern, NC—Murray, small animal pets of any kind shouid be sure to im- prove the present rare opportunity and enter them Jor compeution and exhibition at the great fair of the New York State Pouitry Society, Which opens at tue Empire Skating Rink om Wednesday next. The premiums offered are of value and will prove real heirlooms for their fortunate winners. The office of the society 18 at No. 229 Broadway, where entries can be made notil Tuesday evening. Tae Custom House Fravps,—John L. Barton, the Custom House broker who was arrested on Friday alternoon on the charge of bribing certain weighers of the Custom House to return false weights of two cargoes of coffee unported by Messrs. Dymond and Lally, of 109 Water street, was brought before United states Commissioner Shields at a lave hour oniFriday night to give bonds for his appearance for exuminauon. The government was represented i Beta ainabip Joka Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC—Phillips| ry Steamship Isaac Beil, Bourne, ¥ Cnhy Poms Sy 5h ro a Steamship Catharine Whiting, Howes. Bo <W P Clyde, Woe Acushnet, 1 New ord—Ferguson & Ship Gov Morton, Howiahd, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. Sip Angelique (iP, MeBurnie, Londoo—Jas W Elwell & Marion Emerson (Br), Sheldrake, Savannah—Boyd & Lizzie Cummings (Br’, Genoa—li Baetjer. Thomas (Br), Koss, Malaga—J Cummins. Silas Fish, Brandt, 5t Marve, Ga—J D Fish & Brij Raponge J acy noa—Miller & Houghton. Brig Kildare (Br), Macomber, Seville—Peniston & Bros. Brig Unicorn (Duteb\, Cook, Surinam—Von Free & Brig Ulver Cutts (Br), Nelaon, Port au Priace—R (Murray, Ir. aes Citizen (Br), Morehouse, Bear River, NS—Heney & er. Bark Bark @t this proceeding by Mr. A, H. luray, Assistant ‘arker. United States Districc Attorney. Mr. Joseph 1. Brig Etta M Tucker, Tucker, Philadelphia—C L Hate! O'Douohue, of No. 125 West Forty-sixth street, | ,Scht MH Stockham, Cordery, St Johns, PR—Overton & became his surety in the sum of 37,000, and making the required aifidavits as to his pecuniary responsibility he Was accepted, and Barton was released from imprisonment. FELONIOUS ASSAULT WITH A SHOVEL.—Abut nine o’clock last night a dispute arose in the lodging house No, 92 Catharine street, between two females named Julia Wogan and Bridget Mahan, in refer- ence to some furnitare, when the latver, becoming enraged, seized a shovel and dealt the former a biow ou the left side of the head, mficting a Wound over an inch in length, Police Surgeon Fraser was sent lor aud dressed the wounds of the mjured woman, stal- lng taht her skull was fractured. ‘Ihe ussailant was arrested by oicer Burns, of the Fqurth precmnes, and locked up in the Oak steet police simion. Mrs. Woxan, Whose wounds are not dangerous, was re- moved to Bellevue hospital inan ambulance. Her assailant will be arraigned at the Lombs Police Court this morning and held to await the result of the injuries. REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPERATION.—A daring surgical operation was recently periormed in this city upon the grandson of a well known genileman of Newark, N. J., for the relief of a deformity, result- ing Irom a bufh received some six years azo, from tue explosion of treworks, During recovery trom the accide.t the cicatrix drew the chin down to the chest, the lower hp adbering thereto and thus de- Stroying all Seupdiauce of aneck or chin, ‘the suf- ferer could not raise mis head, and bis mouth was constantly open. Alter several surgeon" had de cimed, Dr. Charies A, Hari, of this city, consented to periorm an operation, which was duiie vy dissect: ing the flesh from ve chest and forming a Hap under the clin, wich raed bis head to its natural posl- tion. ‘The littie hero submitted cheeriuily to the ope- ravion, which lasted about two bours, aud 18 now in a fuir way for recovery, and, ag we understand, wi sauuslactory results, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. STEALING BLANKETS FROM THB Bate RALWAY.— Michael Kelly, a carman, was brougut before Alder- Man Coman, at the Tombs, yesterday, charged witu stealing a pair of blankets irom tie Erie itullway fregut department, pier Si North river, Le was heid vo answer. ARREST ‘OF AN ALLEGED THIEF.—Last might oMicer McKeever, of the Fourteenth precinct, arrested Josepn Wuson, of No, 483 Grand street, on tae saspicion of havimg in hits possessiou about g4u or $50 worth of stolen property, Jor wulch an owner is wanted, FELONIOUS ASSAULT BY A WOMAN.—Last evening Bridget Maher, of No, 92 Catharine street, struck Julia Morgan, of that house, with a sbovel, on the head, Julta’s skuli was badly fractured. She was aitended by a Central Oice dresser of heads and seut to Believue Hospital. Bridget was arrested and locked up at the Fourth preciuct police stauion. ROBBING A FELLOW BoARDER.—A young man named Jeremiah Madden was accused yesterday, at she Yorkville Poitce Court, with grand larceay. The complainant was Charies Francis Fitzgerald, wno resides at No. 30 Filty-first street, tae prajoner being @ fellow boarder. Fitzgerald states that while ne was in bed he saw the prisoner go to his clothes and take his wouey oul of his pockels, the amount stulen bemg staied at $160, Justice Connolly committed the prisouer for trial. RECKLESS Drivina.—The driver of one of Arnold & Constable's wagons, named Richard Hughes, was yesterday charged, before Justice Shandiey, with ran- ning over and injuring @ woman named Mary Van bicklen, Wuo resides at No, 177 Keade street, It ts al- leged that while driviag fariousiy in Grand street the prisouer’s horses Kuocked adwn and uis wagon went over tne complainant, injurivg ber severely, Hugaes claims the occurrence was purely accidental. Gave bail to answer. SHOPLIFTING AT JERSEY CrT¥—Ellen Maguire and John Flynn went into the store of John Levy, 45 New- ark , avenue, Jersey City, and while Flynn was pretending to purchase a pair of pacts, kiien contrived to appropriate a pair and left the store. ‘Taey were followed by Levy, who discovered iis loss, and on arriving al the Cortlandt street ferry in New York they were arresved by oficer Thompson, of the Swenty-weventu pre- cinch | ‘ihey were brougit belcre Alderman Coman, at the Tomos, aud hela bo answer, BURGLARY LX LEONARD STREEC.—The premises of Mr. Thomas Collingworth, No. 119 Leonard street, were burglariously entered on ike night of the 25th, and sixty-five dollars and @ wateh of the value of twenty doliars abd anotuer Wawh worth tive dollars sioien theresrom. Detective unn appreneuded a man Ramed Heary Wiliams, Who codieséed Wo hin tuat he comimivied the burgidry, and be b leves that the two Watcues Were tirava on the stdewalk at Broadway. Dunn brought Wiians before Alder man Coulan, Who commited hin to answer, ASSAULT Uvon A LivTLR Bot.—Two boys, named Irvine Rhodes and Harry Philurook, were yeaterday charged before Justice Shancicy, at Essex Market Police Court, with commirtiug an aggravated assault nh Anotuer Hie boy, named George Reisch, aged eleven years, Mr. Jolin sinel, of No, 82 Third street, Made the complaint, in woich he stated that the young prisoners set upon Reisen and hit om upou the head With a stick aod aiso with a stove. A ceruflcate from Dr, Hoifinan was pre- sented to the Justice, in which (t was stated that the boy's injuries were Of @ Very serious nature. Hed to answe ALLEGED PICKPOCKETS.~OMeer Hudson, of the Eighth precinct, yesterday morning arraigned a man giving his name as James Williams, twenty- five years of age, before Justice Dodge, at Jetferson Markel, Whom he found on the corae aud Canai street Thursday night oy picious manner among @ crowd of persous. Whea arrested he had a roli of five aud ten dollar bills, amounting to Jorty dollars, in bw fist, wick ne had ny doubt taken from some person. Detective Butcher, Of the Sixteenth precinct, also arraigned two young men, im Whose possession Wes found @ Wallet containing forty-one Ceuts in money and & pnotograph, Walch they admitted having stolen from # lady, Tuey were temporarily com- mitted to enable the Officers to hid complainants. A SioorrsG AVPRAY IN Finger AvENUE.—Charles Slade was broaglt up in custody to the rombs Police Court, charged with shooung John Cochrane at 2:1 kirst avenue yesterday morniag. Slude is a bird dealer, and he hyd bad some lings with Coca. rane,Who had boughe birds and exchanged them with Sludo severai times, Some differences had arisen as to the exchanges, and Slade preseuted lin seuon Friday and saturday at Cochrane's house, but Was relused admission, Ob Savurday worning Slode burst in, and as Cochrage took up a cub to defend himself Siude ray out, but wien ne got ou to the sidewaik he fired t¥ pistol the ball trou watch Jouged im Cochrane's shonider, He was heid to answer. BURGLARY IN SIXTH STRRET—A man named Thomas Williams was yesterday arraigned before Justice Standiey, at Essex Market Poltce Court, charged by Philipina Schaeffer, of No. 436 Sixth street, witht having burgiariously entered her rooms in that house by means of askeieton key, Mra. Schaeffer lett her residence about four o'clock on Friday evemng, and upon ber revarn in about hat ap hour she discovered that the lock had been forced open, anf upon eptermg sne found ihe prisoner in the room busily engaged in packing up about $100 worth of clouting. She at once gave an alarm, and the burglar attempted to escape; but her lew brought ofticer Hawkes into the house, Who arresied the prisoner. When searched at the siation house a pkel key was found Wiiltame’ jon. ‘The prisoner denies his guilt, but was commiise) to Answer Rf Geueral Sessiogs ip deiauit of $1,000 bali, Schr EA Conant, Brandtberg, Jacmel—Morrson & Bar- wr. ow. 7 Schr Racehorse, Hu; Havana—B J Wenberg. Schr Valiaut (sr), (cress Ha lax, NS—H J De Wor & Co. nen the | Blace, Harris, Yarmouth, NS—Boyd & inckep. Schr Anna Shephard, Weeden, Indianola and Lavace—N L MeUreacy & Co, \igewood, Derickaon, Mobile—E D Hurlbut & Co, arena 7. Po tetekseen St John, Wilmington, NC—Thomas, lolmes 10. * Schr J W Koni; Plam, Newbern—Thomas, Holmes &}Co. oor meager ‘ishart, Washington—R M Cyler & Wig- gins. Schr W _L Springs, Halsey, Baltimore—Van Brunt & Slaight. Schr J W Maitland, Leiguon, Portland—D Baboock. Schr B Bullwinale, French, Salem. Sohr 8 P Gordon, Waterbury, stamford. Sloop Emily, Allen, Bridseport. Sloop Mary Gray, Allyn, Uncasville. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY TA8 HStALD STEAM YAOTT?. Steamship City of Brussels (Br, Kennedy, Liverpool Nov 18, and Queenstown 19th, with mdse and 42 cabin passengers, to’ John ‘+ Dale. Nov 27, lat 49 8/, lon $3 90, passed a Natfoual ine steamer, bound B, Steamsuip Alabama, Limeburner, Mob fle via Fernandina, Nov 23, with mdse, to the Florida’ RR Co, Nov 24, off Hat- ieras, passed brig Lydia, H Cojo, (rom ork Ialand for New York, also a ark bound north, showing a white tag with dine border; 26th, off Cape Nay, passed schr Helen Angusta, of Portland, bound north, : ‘ilmington, NO, 8 days, ‘Steamvhip Wm P Clyde, Morgan with mdse and Passengers, to James Hans Steamship Regulator, Penniugton, Wiimington, NO, with mdse, toJ Lorillard, Jr. Stenznahip Albemar e, Roberts, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with maue ‘and passengers, to the Old Domiaion Steamship Co. ‘Snip Sonora (of Boston), Hutchinson, Jr., Mantia, 104 days, W6days from Anjicr, wich sugar, dc. to Frederick Baxer. Was 28 days to Anjier, via Straite of Lett Anjier lope Oct” B; Sept 11; passed ‘Cape of ; daya from Aniler. Crossed the Equator Nov 2, in lon 89 W, had light SE trades; after crossing lat 20 YN had bad weather until within two days; took » pliut from pilot boat Ezra Nye at noon of %bth Nov, olf Absecum : an- shored on.the bar at midnizht of the 2th; ‘Nov 13, Jat 17 3) N, jon 57 58 W, saw stp Amanda Gwyn, 35 days from Newport for Mobile; Nov 20, lat 82 8 N, lou 7226 W, aaw alilp Nile, 6 days from New York. for New Orleans. Hark Lancastria (Br), Lorryman, Auckland, NZ, 95 days, with Walker 4 Son. Passed Cipe Horn Sept 2); crossed the Equator Oct 26, 1n long 82 10°W; had va- niable weather “uring the passage, Bark A W Stevens (of Newburyport), Ingraham, Hong Kong, June 5, with tea, oorder. Had strong 8V winds down the Chinese sea; fresh Si trades to the Cape; batting winds 10 facassar, Good ape ov from tt t ‘rood Hope Sept 1% St-Helena; Oct crossed the I xuator ct 16, in long 86 80'W;_ Sept 16 lat 8458 X, long 96 29 k:, aig halizet -American ship No 3:5, 8d Pott; Nov 1d int 28 38 N, long 67 10 W, boarded schr Elizabeth De Hart (of George- town, Me), from New§i¥ ork for St Johna, Px 8 days out. Bark H \'pmann (N's), Schwartia, dong ony, 140 day with tea, &c., to Heinemann & Payson, Passed the Cape a Good Hope Sept 80, St Helena © ; crossed the I \uator Get 28, in lon 28; has been 21 days north of Berouda, with heavy NW gales, Bark HL Kor ‘ Bertin, London 4 days, with mdse, to m's Nephews. volumbus (XGy Thider, Bremen, 85 days, with mdso and 196 passengers, to Herman, Koop « Co. Touk the north- ern passage and hail finejwenther ; hn Lbirth on the passage. Nov 21, | 59, saw part of a wrecked vessel; could not it was, inwall, 28 days, with ark American Eagle, Lindsley, Asi hides, &o, tod FJuy. Had weather during the paAssane. Brig Shannon (of Milbriize), Ray, Malaga, 58 days, with tik Wegonn 6 Govt & One yeaa’ to ‘Simpson & timp. Passed Gfbraitar Oct 6; first part of the passage fine weather} latter part rough, ‘Bug Rabbonl (of Bangor), Coombs, Mcesina 60 days, passed Gibra tar Oot 14, with fruit to Lawrence, (Giles & Uo; vessal to Miler & mn. Had heavy W and NW gales from ion Bie Re ncirar tenets a rig Express + wit Chaunberiain & Phelps UF Bulley, "Passed Gib ; vessel to raltar Sept 24; had weather up to Bermuda, since heavy wenterly gales. % Brig Daniel Trowbridge (of New Haven), Crowell, Port Spain, Trtaidad, 23 deys, in ballast, to D ‘Trowbridge. Had light moderate weather during the ‘passage. ; ‘orig Harrg, Brown, Demarara, 36, days, with sugar and molasses to J'F Whitey ; vessel to Simpson & Clapp. Had heavy weather and Wand NW gales the entire passage; lost and aplit sails, carried a maintopmast backstay, washed decks, dc. Hus been L north of Hatteras. Brig Velocity (Br), Darrell, Grand Cay, Turks Island, 13 dayninittvaalt, to Darrell & Nash. Had heavy NW aind ROVE gales (rom lat 43. N. Lost’ Toretopicallantmash, ‘Scbr Mary Witham, Partridge, Bahia via Barbados, 45 days, fiber «Ogilvie, Had light winds up with brazil wood, to to Nov 19; then nad a hurricane from Sf to SSW. Schr John Kose (of Brookhaven), Howeli, Demarara, 23 days, with sugar. to A Abbott, Has been 6 daya north of Hatteras with variable winds. Sehr Henry Middleton, Rrower, Harbor Island, 9 days, with oranges to BJ Wenverg. Had heavy weather. Scbr Franklin, Swain, Pensacola 19 days, with lamber, to Tupper ¢ Beattie. 1a for Boston, ealoaa peel ta an eta fa Canal boat D Thomas, Loper, Montreal 12 days, with lum- ber to W R Grace. Canal pont J liarker, Stevens, Montreal 12 days, with lum- boat WH Hotchkiss, Barnett, Oswego, with mdse to ai boat Jennie Sloan, Weatherbee, Oswero, with mdseto a anal boat Aniistan, McDonald, Ouwego, with mane to mas- Canal boat G M Peel, Peel, Oswego, with mdse to mas- “Ganat boat © E Stevens, Jabeil, Ouwego, with mdse to wana boat C M Davis, Duffy, Oswego, with mdse to er. Passed Throagh Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH, Schr J Truman, Gibbs, New Bedford tor New Yore. Kehr Hunter, Oram, Dighton for New York. Bohr Zoe, Hall, Frovidenee for Elizabethport. master. Sebr RM Clark, Stocking, Middietown for New York, Sehr MA Louzhery, Taylor, New Haven for New York, Schr Haven or Balthnore, Behr © ort tor New York, Scar M Tuite, Port Jetferson ior New York. BOUND Bast. Brig © T Tompkins, Taylor, New York for St John, NB. Brix J F Avery, babbinge, Bhizabethport for Boston, Schr i M Fox, Uase, Phiadeipuia Cor Fall River, Schr Jobn Crovkford, Davis, Philadelphia for Fal Schr LA Burlingame, Burdigame, Philadelphia Schr H Lemuel, Jarvis, Klizabetiport or New Ha Sehr Win Grey; E Elizabethport for New i SehrJ Newon Hal, azabethport for Mid Schr Transier, —, bethport for Portland. Schr Sallie Bui.ou, Palmer. Blizabethport tor Stamford. Sehr Native, Mead, Hilzavetiiport for Greeawic Schr 8 Wright, Keefe, E.lzabethport for Frovidence. Schr Ageny, Chadwick, Enizubetnport for New Haven. Bepr MA Rawlin, Fuller, kiuzanethport for New Bedford. Schr A Heaton, Patuney, lizabeuhport cor Providesce. Scur Lagle, Chase, Kigabethpors for Pro} Sehr FG Smith, | arrett, Elizabethport for Providence. Sclir Harriet & Sara’, Murphy, bilzabethport for Hartford, Schr Mary Natt, Waterman,’ Elizabetuport for New Lon- don. Schr Angel, Baker, Elizabethport for Providence. Sehr Ruth Halsey, Perry, Amboy for Bridgeport, Schr Edward, Young, Amovy for New Haven, Schr Pantvea, Hil, santa Ainboy for New Sehr J Kanyon, Lewis, Amboy for New dnve.,§ Schr $ Jane, For ham, South Amboy tor New liaven, Sebr Henny, Parreli, Suuch Amboy for Collega Point, Jane, {Taakell, Cort Johnson for New Haven. Rehr Cherith, Fleveher, Port Jonnson for Boston, Schr lugens, Greeniaw, Port Jolnsgn for New Haven, Sehr Little Chariey, racy City for Greewport, Sehr I'S Curtis, tor Hartcord. Belir Hudson, Champlyn, Hoboken for Norwich, Schr Geo F Brown, Hemlugway, Hovoken for New Haven, Schr Helle, Simpson, Hoboxen for Bridgeport, Keir 0 F Shits, Yong, Hoboken tor Norwich. Sebr Shamrock, Pray, Haverstraw for Weatche: Schr Gen Grant, Huntiey, Haverstraw for Bridgeport, Sehr Gen Peavy, Armatrvng, New York for Calais, Bcbr A kelly, Young, New York ior (ioacester, Sehr Convoy, Frene, New York for Hoston, Sehr Verania, Pond, New York for Providencn. Schr Bliza Hamiivan, Cole, New York for Fail River, id. Landson, New Vor for Westchester, ieo F Veiga, Linnexin, New York tor Huston, Solr KT Graham, ——-, New York for Middietowa, Solr James, Henty, New York for Hnnsinziow. Kelir eo # Pacey OMBrien, Now York for Uysiee Bay. BSebr Watchful, Reynolds, New York (or Urovidence. Soir Margaret Ann, Wuelpley, New York for Si Jom, WB, Smith, New York for Hridgeport, Sour kmeraid, Norion, New York for Norwich, Schr kscort, Hall, New York for Bridgeport, BELOW. SUlp John Tooker (of Boston), Matthews, from Liverpool OnnR me tree Oo vaee tt Brees # Uo. prot pilot sh inst, tm lat 408, ton TL, "rom pot ‘voas Francia A FAS pile bettas W Elva hot oe phia Frazer, 46 days from Rio Grande. SAILED, Pay rag format Oly of oshtapiom, Liver- with .eve 3 55" ur Wi ‘There were in port yesterday a fleet of 464 vessels, compris- ing 62 steamers, 59 ships, 70 barks, 101 brigs aud 153 schoon- ers, The past has been abusy week for the shipwrights, wi, at sunset NW, light. Shipplag Notes. calkers and painters. ‘The sectional dry docks of E Fogerty & Co, at Red Hook, have had up for general repairs seven yessela—the brig Gladl- ateur, 201 tons, and Eugene A Reed, 220 tons (the former of Halifax and the other of Jamaica), and the schooners Abigail Haley, 275 tons; Harriet Newall, 150 tons; Carrie P Webb, 220 tons; George Gillum, 150 tons, and Z Steelman, 285 tons. The clipper ship Templar, 947 tons, built in Medford in 1858, and belonging to Messrs T B Wales & Co, of Boston, has been on the mammoth sectional dry dock at Hoboken, Sne was calke1, stripped of her old and furnished with » new suit of yellow metal ‘The great sectional dry dock, near the foot of Rutgers slip, FR, hastaken up four large vessels—the clipper ship Cre- morne, 1091 tons, built ia Mystic, Ct, in 1863, and belonging to ‘Messrs Lawrence, Giles & Co, of this city, which was stripped, calked und remetalled; te ship Vanguard, 1381 tons, built here in 180, and belonging to Messrs Howland & Frothing- ham, of this olty, which was raised for examination; the ship Atmosphere, 1871 tons, built in Mystic, Ct, in 1856, and belonging to Messrs Wm Tapscott & Co, of this city, which ‘was atrirped of her old yellow metal sheathing and had her bottom coal-tarred, and the clipper ship Derby, 1082 tons, butit in Chelsea in 1865, and belonging to Messrs Geo Howes & Co, of this city, which 1s now on, and will be stripped, sheathing. eaikud and remetalied, * ‘The smailer sectional dry dock adjoining ha: had up two vessela—the bark Damon, 360 tons, which was stripped, calked and remetalled; and the brig Manson, 297 tons, which re- celvid an upper course of new yellow metal sheathing and bad her old metal patched, ‘Tne sectional dry dock at the foot of Clinton street has had up the barge Insurance for repairs, and yesterday afternoon raised the ship C H Soule, 1018 tong, built in Freeport in 1808, and belonging to Messrs Stephens & Soule, which will be tripped of her old metal, calked anc! bave her bottom coal- tarred, As in the case of the ship Atmosphere, the C H Soule ‘will go to Liverpool for the purpose of receiving her hew suit of yellow metal sheathing, her owners deeming this an eco- nowical procedure in view of the great difference in the price of that commodity in England and Amerioa, ‘The mammoth balance dry dock near the foot of Pike slip has raised two vessels—the steamer Niagara, 909 tons, built here in 1865, which had her bottom painted; and the ship ‘Missour}, now on, which is 824 tons, was built in Bath in 1889, ‘and belongs to Wm Nelson, Jr, of this city. She is having large forward portion of her keel renewed and a new fore- foot put on, The smaller balance dry dock, directly at the foot of Pike alip, has had up two vessela—the barks Ermina, 512 tons, and Sarah Elizabeth, 483 tons. The former, which was lowered ou Thursday afternoon, had slight repairs given her; and the latter, which fw still on, will be refastened inside, and have her bottom calked and yellow metal sheathed. ‘The screw docks near the foot of Market slip have raised six vessels—including three of the Spanish gunboats—two of which were on the larger one and one on the central. They were copper sheathed, The pilot boat Hope has been up ail the week on the smaller dock, having her copper sheathing fastened and going through an examination, The new bark Richard Pearse, of Windsor, NS, was on the large dock, being caiked and yellow metal sheathed. The brig Rising Sun, 349 tons, has taken the plece of the bark, and ta having her yel- low metal sheathing patched. The People’s dry dock, at the foot of Gouverneur street, has had up the brigs Alice Franklin, 2% tons, tons. The former had her zinc sheathing stripped off and bottom painted, and the latter is having her yellow metal sheathing patched and a new shoe pnt on, ‘Tho Nelson & Tomnsend dry dock, adjoining, has raised threo vessels—-the schooner Laura Pride, 103 tons, which was stripped, caiked and motalled; the brig Aruba, of Bermuda, which had her old sheathing stripped off and her bottom pulnted, and the schooner Alice B, 227 tons, now on, waiting to have her bottom cleaned. Marme Disasters. Sutr Guap Trore: ou the houre, Jt being low water an the suip came olf aacurtained. Suir FRANK car: Bark HaRnter LrevreuRy (Br) has at last been got upon pand {s found to be not so badly injured 4s was supposed. ‘She ia cut down amidships, on the larboard side, to within « fod: of the keel, tom Js somewhat bruised the city raliway 94 inst, two hunire N THAYE! at New Bedio1 ker. without asmstanc ad her bot where the schoolship Massachu- setts’ cable chafed it fa the gale of Septic. She is to ve re- paired betow she water line, and wy then probably be sold Tor the benefit of the wrec! Bank RAMULRR, MUNZO, from Rosario for New York, whichp ut into Halifax 13th inst, badly damaged, 8 now re- nd Florence, 334 Thomson, bound to Glasgow and ownad by Wm Nelson, dr, wile ia tow o! a smuli propeiier ith got ashore in ‘the spit and remained about four very stavoth, with no wind, j damaye, if any, not at Honolulu, had discharged her bags being wet and rotten; ieaks ee en found about her bows. She was reloading on the imat, pairing, and will probabiy sail for destination about Dec 1. Bniu J F Avery, Bablogs, from New York for St John, in tow with three other sehr Native, damaging her ‘witie coming schooners, was run into by side to.@ small ScuR P 8 Ltvnery—The schooner before reported ashore Captain Emery, coal is bow lying bigh on fs neariy a total ‘y, of Welia, and Ken- ‘Ro insurance. She ‘utter’s loss on coal will be neari 860); no insurance. The crew were taken off before she on Stage Island, M fadene the. oe the rocks. The Joss, She was 07 dail’ and Jourdan, of ‘was valued af #7,000, Ci through the gate the extent. ‘veasei 1s badly wed by Captain Lin inthe PS Li ‘bore W0th vost, and’ jiddeford, who had u tierra and landed on the rocks by six men from the Pool, Sone AIO“ G GRaoE (not for Salem, ashore oid, Sour Loogout, from Bangor for Stamford, Ct, which ‘was ashore ox Shippan’s Point, L. L., to Stamfurd, where ated be care proceeded to Cit ‘sue disel ty Ialaad for repairs, OG Graves, wy otf and tak her cargo of lumber and Scus LI.t1as, Grifln, bound for Salem, cebision aitn Ms laden, was in known reported, At were beating, ‘was on the coal off Stratford, with a ‘un Hannah G, before Galiston both’ vessels » and the brig and should have kept clear jos, brig bound, east (probably bri ‘time the of the wind bei starboard tack, the De The brig struck the schooner on ing away ber t; Contt. er rorwatt wear. Her Safe to attempt 10 indy and abe p Scout Gun Roos, wha:f, Eastport, di pounded an of Lubeek, lari the rail further in that to Bridgeport. lay at the end of Grimn's tho storm of the 17th, against it with terrible force, breaking ‘The Li schooner bor on the of the schooner. starboard bow, Ing jibboon, martingale and all the head bulwarks were stove in, rendering !t un- direction against the care ‘lias ie a new spring, and the collision entails for repairs, besides and was down the wharf and smashing her bulwarks and sianchions, so that for a time it was feared that bo! wouid be total wrecks. The schooner is now undergoing re- pairs, having beer damaged to the amount of $200 or . Sour Ursrrrt Nyork, was carried away the beads of »oth maste di ‘west gale on the Sth th vessel and wharf Abad from Buck's Har! into Boson 96th inst in di lalen, is ash ore on the boat William Jiewher, Captain Emmon taneey but cadld not get her of, fe betng fow ida’ BUENOS Aynrs, Oct 9—The Rippling vets from for San Franciscs, which was stranded Han, ened arrived July 2. QuzaNstow: aenger, fallen h for Syduey, bi The iron buoys ylaced inthe harbor some’ years the Navy I color changed Ship Montano. has been ot off b; ing she nearest port. Romer, Reports Me, for crtug & boety morta ins, off Cape Ann 6 we Souk SFARSVILLR of Dennis), Chase, from for voston, coal on the b Tipe went to her assis- Boston In the Straits of Ma- tig A 1, six of the crew, who re- to the wreck from Sandy Point, at which place she Nov 18—The Br bark A W Singleton, - trom Montreal, arrived to-day. maa ivion having in with an abandoned and waterlogged ship named ), laden with timber, Some of the crew of the Notice to Mariners. PortamouTH, NH, Nov 26, 1869, rom red to white. Spoken. lat 24 45, lon 31 20, ‘Ship Nonan tu lat oN) lon 29. Noy V4, off Ship Othello, \:remleaf, from Philadelphia for San Fran- clacn, Sept 24,1 um, aL WON, lon 82 We tou were put on board and fustructadto make ines by partment have been taken up, repaired, and their , More, from Boston for Caleutte, Oct 20, f Lorg from Callao for Hamburg, Nov 4, mn 99, ‘ ship Lady leasington, Adami, from London for New York, 4, off Soilly. Ship Alunira (Br) Grosse, from Philadelphia for Ant Nov'n iat 4, ton ogee: Lege lg glad fl KY tus), from New York to Btettin, Nov 7, Naiada lon 20 B lata: 4 Bark Dutveland Bs Graves, fr om Boston for Mauritius, Oct Li, lat 88, lon ZIW, 46, lon ai. ANTWkrP, Nov \8—Arrived, Abbie Tomas, Robinson, Philadetpula. ANIL for Bata BORDEAUX, Post, Kovdeanx HX6TOL, Now I rier, Balled Foreigu Ports. Noy ‘6 tor I York. 5 tari Buteka, Holowny, from Shields for New York, Nov wa) Sept 21—Vassed ship Herald, Gardner, from Galle 3. Arrived at Pauillac Nov 14, Owego, 6--Arrived, Hattie M, Parker, NYork; Cou- Evans, Charieaon. ith, Arnoy, MeKenale, NOrieans via Cardiff, BREMERHAVEN, Sov 13—Arrived, frankfurt (9), Kuhiken, New Orieana. Of }msnm 13th, estab, Cot Brygoot, Nov 2-Satied, V BAVAVIA, Sept t-Arrived, Cows, Nov 15—Arrived, Mount be for aera bary and sailed 16th. ailed 1th, CAML, Nov RAL, Nov deiphia tor )nele Toby, Stevens ( Wasirin, ker, from Phinda) pia, ‘olunteer, kin NYork, ‘Nevada, Nichola, Yokohama. ton, Titcom), Callao), Ham! 10--Sailed, Alix, i, NYork. on Pused by, 'Gonmune, Wallis, from Phila. in. rs Arrived at do ith Progress, Simons, London for Phildel- phin and anchored Foochow, Sept B—Arrived, Springfleld, Dwight, Singa- deiphia, por GLABGOW, Noy 15Arrived, Chatawort), Hatfield, Callao. GuEENOCK, Nov Ib—Salied, JL Wikwie, Wylie, Pillar LOUOCRSTER, Ne Bi BULQuoreren, Not I6—arrived, Lord Ralitmore, Lanfate ; GIBRALTAR, erm Car bi GRAND 1 Gon 41, le and Lydia H Co Arr iw NYork oth, inwaska, Fowle, from ites, and Ulorihda, Maresoa, NYork. Nove"-Pussed brig Madawasia, Fos Nov 1%—In port, brigs Mary Stewart, at do 11th, brig Tula, I) leo. Balied 18th, brig Jéhn Chrystal, Philadelphia. HOLYHEAD, Nov B—Arrived, fhanes, teed Lay for Norvolk; Emma 8 Secor, uonan, do for New Urleans. HAY Ls, Nov l4--Arrived, Al Baltimore. yliamoune, Nov Il- bailed: lied from Cuxhayen Ith, Helena Donner, Toosbuy, Gan Francisco. reth Kieharda, obhakspeare, Jorgensen, EK ae pe Nov 14—Arrived, Kedar, French, Santa Anna via ey Went, Shtled Lith, New York (o, Nordenholt, Havana and New Orleans. Cleared 16th, Wa Pressey, NYork. Bons Pty ANC oy: JONOLULA, siyire Pp aly = aerls aalien om Je Pen gn Og a A & « had from Philadelphia it feet water in Ler 16th, Hartstene, Telier, Roston; Ben Nevis, is antes Chane Stew: for ti . ; oom , OF « Green, Var Solin bari Giney PA nes titel Bail ‘em icFee, $ Golden West Brown, Galveston; Aphrodite, Campbell, Nox: folk, Lanpam, Nov 16—Cleared, M & EjRobbins, Robbins, Bow pe ge at Gravesend 17th, Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, trons MALAGA, Nov 10-—Sailed, Vinco, Cook, NYork. MACAO, Sept 25—Put back, Apenrade,’ Davidson, for New NeEWoasthe, N Hoh, fe NYork, 2, Novi3—Entered out, Sara, Orhanovich, for PORTLAND, Nov 15—1 Day from genie aaa enti Hs Pontamour, Nov 14 Arrived, Enoch Talbot, Talbot, Lon- don for New Orleans. Put in 1oth, Forest Eagle, Horner, from Havre for New ‘Put in, John E America, Burtl Orleans. PRNANG, Sey 28—Salled, ship Rainbow, Thayer, Boston. Queenstown, Nov lt—Arrived. Harvest quecn, Scholta, Bermuda; 16th, John G Hail, Casman, NYork; 26th, Cio 1D Halcrow, do via Hailiax for Liverpool; 2th, Nemesis a}, Bling, Wo for Liverpool and oth progeeded), Sulied 18tb, Pawnee, iiton (from st Mary's Ga), London ; 1th, Governor Langdon, Davia, and Kosswell’ Sprague, Lewis (from Callay), Hull; Brookvile (from Belfast), Sa- Vato GRANDE, Oct 1—Arnived Accra, Le Teuvre, NYork. ROUEN, Nov--Arrived, Eureka, Dinsmore, NYork.® Pe gpd Nov 12-—-Cleared, Frank Lovitt, Carr, Phila hime SUNDERLAND, Nov 16—Arrived, Roska, Rundelin, NYork natown. via Queel \ SINGAPORE, Oct 8—I shi ut (Br), Baker, for Boriony lig: bark Gemubek, Banren fons Bwan River (Aupe gala) arrived 2d ty dlag; brig Hall Columbia, Brereton for ‘ok, ST CRoix, Nov $—Sailed, bark Carib, Rum Cay,¥o load for Ks Nee oun, NB, Nov 26—Arrived, brig Phoenix, from Scot. Bicared 26th, schra Decorra, NYork; Helen J Holway, PAVILION, Sept 31—Salled, Apenrade, NYork ; 26th, Rome, Woosuna, Sept 19—Arrived, Sam! Larrabee, Thompson, Hong K ‘Safled 24, Resolute, Holt, Foochow. BOSTON, Noy “Arve mleamnip Ramaria (Br), Mare tyiy Liverpiol via. Quecustown; avaainers Star of the Rast, Collins, Bath; Montreal, Donovan, Portland; achr C W wry Kinnoy, Philadelphia via Proviucetown, where she put ‘ith loss of foremast, i P‘gieamthip Geo Appold, Howes, Baltimore via Norfolk; bark MeGilvery, Nickels, Melbourne; «chr Fannie seeing, Mat cet resem canes te Calumet We ry See eee rel Jecuinge Wilminaoa, NO; scbr Buell Br), Maxwell, Rermuda, eee Shin Glory. of the Seas (in tow of steamer Geo B Upton): bark Biciin, (latter anchored below); and from utiles, Paragon, aad Cosmos. ‘Whh—Arrived, stearmahip Wm Kennedy, Parker, Baltimores Gianna, Walden, NYork. | Burk W 4 Farnworth, Howes, frout Vs MT as been ordered to ork. BALTIMORE, Nov 26—Cleaied, bark Aquiduet; Chee brough, Rio Janeiro and a market; schrs hol, Hard- well, NYerk; Frank Buchelier, Hrown, Jersey City; Ospray, Cole, do; J Van Buren, tiock, Troy; Liberty, Jones, NYork; E Matterson, Fish, Aibany; ,’oung James, Peterson, do. Arrived, sleamabip McU.eilan, Hawes, Boston. IN, Nov 24—Arrived, brig Cwsur (Sp), Monck, St Johns, Pt. Geared Bite G HOLMMS’ HOLE, N jambia, Gilley, Jacksonville. ov 26 AM--Arrived, brig Coronelia Br), McCullum, Bridgeport for Winsor; schrs Wm Rice, jorse, Port Johnson for Salem; Cor earne, Philbrook, ‘Stonington for Calais; Paran, Clark, Providence lor Machias; Fuahaw, Hart, and Hay stale, Loug do for St George, and salle 10 salled, all vessels before reported. NEW ORLEANS, Nov S]-Arvived, steamship Hermann, Wenke, Bremen. Leth— Arrived, brig Caroline, Davis, Malaga, with 19,200 boxes ratains, 3390 haif do, 3500 (narter 40. 2th—Arrived, steamship Crescent Uity, Hildreth, and Mari- posa, Kemble, NYork. a ‘Salled—Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, NYork. ‘rived, sleainship Maria (Sp), Waidoboro. SouTHWEsT PAss, Nov 22 Nitto, Havana; ship Alex McNeil, Neal, s eamahip Cories; brig Guadaloupe. chia Pd i —Arrived, bark OB Jayne, Haw: eta, kins, NYork; sehr len, do. = RICHMOND, Nov. 25—Arrived, achr JH Bapp, Cole, New York. Kalied, achr GS Hubbard, Loveland, and Estel'e, Ward, York, via Jamea river. SAN FRANCISCO, jNov 27—Cleared, Sarah: March, Iqui- que. Sailed—Ship John Banks, Queenstown, BAVANNAID Nov bar heer suip Pra Albert (NG), Meyer, NYork’; scirs Lucy 4 Gloson, Baker, Bath; Emo- line MoLatn, Toucy, Kichmond, Sailed, abips Thomas Cochrane, King, and Bessie Young, Crosby, Liverpool; island Home| Br), Curry, and Universe (kr, Joues, do; brig John H Kenedy, Mich, Providences achr John Mettler, bariow, Satil MISCELLANEOUS. LLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS, Stricture of the Bronchial Tubes, Dropay of the Heart, ‘Tumors, internal, even ovarian, have been undoubtedly cured by ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS, How great the comfort to have a suffocating cough, to bave sharp pains of the chest, around the heart cured by the simple remedy of a clean, flexible, entirely unobjectionatie plaster! But internal tumors, considered ot @ fatal character, are also cured by” thie mild and innocent app ication, which, acting like a second skin, produces a steay pressure, by which ab- sorption, resulting in ease at once, is obtained. We have now testimonials from physicians and others that ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS have cured Paralysis, Local iheumatism, Spinal Affee- tions, Pains of the Side, Discase! Spleen, Irritation and Ner- vous Affections of the Bowels, Tic Douloureaus, Enlarge- ment of Pulmonte Arteries, Gout, Asthma, Croup, Kidney ‘Affections, Fractures, Bruises and Sprains, Neuralgia and Nervous Affections ofa local character, Lumbago, Weak Back and Crick of the Back or Neck, Whooping Cough, Heart Affections, Pleurisy, Coid Feet, Hysterics, Colds, Var cose Veins, Weight about the Disphragm, Heavy Feeling about the Lungs and Heart, Internal Adhesions, The POROUS PLASTERS are ssid to accumulate electricity upon the part upon which they wre applied and that by wear: ing one or more Colds are prevented, They seem to be appreciated by physicians and an INTELLIGENT PUBLIC. We do not offer them as infallible curatives, but the testi mony of thelr dolngs, which we now publish, may eall for st, queer, creeping sensations | | | some consideration from those who need their aid. THOS. ALLCOCK & CO., Plaster Works, Sing Sing. Agency, Brandreth House, jew York, Sold by il Druggists. MEDICAL WONDER, HYAT?'S LIFE BALSAM. Rheumatism, New igia and Gout, 10 their worst stages; Scrofula, King's L:vil, Erysipelas, old Ulcers and the worst f th Com- plaint, Kidney ¢ blood, great Debility, Liv ys, t Kheum, «c, £c., are most certainly Gured’ by this sovereign durificr. ‘It uas been tested by the public twenty-one years. It has cured a hundred thousand cases, and never falls when takeu as directed, It is a certain curative for Fistula in all curable cases. It cares the foulest ‘old ulcers, even where the bone has become caries. The Live Baisain does not contain a particle of mercury or any mineral. New York, Nov. 10, 1°69. F. B, CONWAY. Principal depot 215. Garand aireet. Sold by drncaiste, BU per bottle or six for $5. Sent everywhere by express. Hyatt's (aza Soul, 16 cents, perinanently cures Catarrb, BBOLUTE DIVORCE.—CONS'LTATIONS AS TO AXMiiterent States; also Notary Public. Special Commi sioner of Dee for every State, and Passport Agen KING, Counsellor at Law, sis broadway. BESOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK, Cea ed aly oo nd Tinols, Lega) everywhere. in advance. Advi hres ere ar olor, 78 Nasa atreet, PARINERSHIP.—WANTED, A PARTNER WITH about $5,0.0 copital, in a stapfoarticle; just rsiabiished 5 rofita over 10) per cent, nnd quick sales, Address M,, box Boss New York Post allice, DVICE, GRATIS.-FEVER AND AG'R, RUEUMAIISM AND GLUT poaitively ¢ Greenwich street, corner of Laigut, at the Old Dri: NOLD FEET MADE WARM BY RUBBING WITH DR. TORTAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. Every one should use it. Sold by the drugglats, 60 cents, Depot, 1 Park place. CLORNS,,, BUNIONG, | INGROWING | NAIL: J biain’s Varcilar Excrescenves; (rosted fect, without pain, at Chiropouo) institue, £96 ssroad RICE, Superintendent, Annilulator cures Corns, &e. cunte per box. ORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL CO Diseases of the Feet cared by Dr, ZACHARIE, 760 Broadway. ] RE. B, FOOT! Sense,” may AUTHOR OF “MEDICAL COMMON consulted in person oF by ee his Tromd.A Mt PM. Consultation oes, ah Lexination street. Office hours ‘rom free. ee ak ea ak, 8 CE CREAM, MADE OF PURE OREAM ONLY—DR- Helous ih Ce irae . jap I pont | ! iver ne Li aorta ce ntitck'taiy de. elton una Charinite Kuere 608. perquirt. DUNNINGION & EN LUT, succrssors to J. Fue sell & Go,, 305 Fourth avenue and 1,258 Broadway, BIG" XTRACT OF NONK GENUINE LPBIGS, BARRA Tobie's siynature on every jar The right thing d fam ae jOMTLILAU'S BUNS, 13d Broadway, Now ¥ or :.—DYSPEPSIA, F K MEDICINE.—DYSPEPSIA, N 0 , blarrhow cured by the itevelen Libs $1 bY Wu cures, Copies grails. HH, DUGARRY, 108 Wluata street, Now York. HOUT DE FROM hahah lhe AINLESS CURES, WIT! Ete ees, for Birieture, I \isece! Face a author of "Paria, Lenton and ew York Adviser and eal Marriage Guide.” Ate Hroadway, from 2% 1". 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