The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1869, Page 10

, bions. lu SUBURBAN NEW, JERSEY, Jersey City. A MAN Overpoary.—On Tuesday night @ man was Jamping on the ferrypoatact the foot of Cortlandt street when he slipped and fell into the water, He Was tishea out by the bridge leader and two other men, Who witnessed the act Arrest oF A Horse THIEF.—A young colored man was arrested at the ferry at half-past seven o'clock last evening, having In his possession a horse he had stolen a shore time previously, and Which le Was conveying to New York, He was over- taken by tbe owner and brought to the police aia- don. PRevitizs.—A man pamea John Lindsay was ar- Tested last evening on suspicion of stealing tw buffalo roves found in his possession. Several men were empioyed yesterday in opening @ passage from the foot of City Hall piace, Hudsom City, to the Krie Railway taunel, tor the purpose ob Amspecting tue shalt ana removing loose pieces of Fock. ‘The inquest on the body of Mrs. Saenberger, who Was burued by Lhe explosion of a Kero: ‘was heid last evening betore Coraner Bura’ jury rendered 9 verdicy in accordance wita tae Lacts aliwady pubished, some of the public schools have been so deficient in heating apparatus auring the pest taree weeks that Lhe chlideen Were disuussed on several o Superintendent Bevans at length took tae Matier In 6.5 own bands and applied a remedy. ANOTHER DIFMICULTY BETWEEN A NEW JERSEY Rawroap CONDUCTOR AND A PaSSENGER.—Yesier- day morning a genwewan accompanied by bis wife and child was traveling on the trai from Newark to Jersey City, when a.dispute arose between him and the conductor about the tickets, Whicu Were duced for Tuesday. Tie lady assured the condievor in the most positive terms tbat she saw her nurband pur- chase hem just Lefore.the wWwaiu started, so that t miswake rested with the tickeb agent. but even Jthe assurance of a@ lady had no weight wi the ¢avalierly — oillcial, who insisted that the gentiewan should pay or leave the car, Atlast, flading that explanajou was iu vain, the gentleman groe, bis eyes Masuing wilh indignation, and addressed the conductor:;—'Weil then, sir, pet me off." She oficial, aaving tue Parser case betore his eyes, passed on, aud the Gis- pute caded. U conauctors have not comnio | sease enoush t6. discriminate belween tie professional Jouler Who tries to cheal the railroad company avd the entemen wao gives evidence of ionesty and trututuiness they Will not suit the passengers even 4f they suit Irie company. If passengers are to Lave ho protection from tae law or tue rauroad company they will ceriialy protect themselves. Hoboken. Tim GERMAN EVANGBLICAL CHeRCH ts about to receive substantia? aid from the iadies of the con- giegation, who.onesed a grand fa and festival at ‘the Martha Instiryte Jast eveninz. The hall was handsomely deceruted, aud whe aitendance was re- Bpeciabie, The fair Wii close oa rriday, Atremp? TO MURDER His Wirk.—An old offender named Joseph Leonard, who 30 ferociougly beat bis wie some time ago, Was arrested yesterday for attempting to kill her. Wheo the officer enterea the louse, Leonard was whetting lis razor to cut her throat. He was arraigned before Juage Whe aad Comuitied to prison witvout bal. ATROCIOVS ASSAULT ON & BoaTMay.—Yesteraay afternoon a man named Thopias Firth, employed on the cana) boat Fairchild, proenred a warrant from Justice White for the arrest or William Silelds and Jolin Cappock, for beating him brutaly on board tue boat. ‘They accuse nim of roubing them, aud, alter a brief dispute, fell upon nim and would gave thrown him fio the river but tor ie Umely arrival Of two wen. The compiainant was serivus.y injured anierosily by te Juoips whted his wssuuiiers made of imas he lay inseusible, The wecused parues ‘were urrested aud hela to ball ip the suin of $1,000 each to await tral. Hudson City, POLICE OFFICERS BEATEN BY Rowpres.—Among the prisoners breught before Recorder Aldridge yesterday morning were Henry Zilker and Jacob Gilford, charged with assaulting oMcers Shindler and iartmann. The prisoners nad been tearlug down the fences In Wasuington avenue, when wie INTELLIGENCE. oiticers came up and arresied them, Each a tie prisoners thereupon seized a siake and mace such an onsigught that the oilicers were overpowered and the fellows broke aw ‘hey were pursued, however, and captured. Omcer’ Sumuier’s face was quite distigured from tue blows he received. ‘The Kecorder committed the bullies ior trial. Tue CHURCH BURGLARIFS.—An account was pub- Jisned in the HERALD a few days ago of the arrest at Hudson City of David Long and Gotlieb Schneider, on the charge of robbing severai churches. The lacter boarded gt a lager beer saloon on Newars avenue, kept by John Schuhards, and in tars Lous @ large quantity of the Md property Was founu, Suspicion accordingly on yunardt as an perator on Was made from New A clergyman’s rv Wuip were found tuis Uime. upon arrested and con Bergen City. Recovery OF ConpUcTOR GAFFNEY.—The re- covery of Conductor Gaffes, who was sirack with a ne in the head by a passenger, 18 most forta- aie for pis assauant. Gaitoey was able to go to Jersey Cliy yesterday, and after a few days more he wil return to his work. ApRociOUS ASSAULT wit a Hatcurt.—Two boarders, named Michael Godrich and Patrick Real, at the house of Mrs. Donagnue, on the Bergen plank road, had a dispute on Tuesday might, when Reali tok up a haichet and dealt his opponent a blow on the left sige of the skull, making a complete fracture. ‘The injured man received prompt medical attend- auce and was afterwards takeu lo tue New York Hospital, Real mage iis escape and bad not been arrested up lo a jute hour last evening. It ts sup- posed ne took refuge in New York, The men tad beep previously on good terms, having traveiled Together (rom Pennsylvania, Real was employed on the Wastington avenue extension 1p Lalayetie. Godrich, 118 thought, wilt recover. Newark. Suppes DeaTH.—Thomas Burns, an unfortunate gin-bibber, was found dead ma sitting poswre in the saloon of Peter Clark, in River street, yesterday Jorenoon. THE HACKENSACK BRIDGE APFAIR.—It is stated that Mr. 4..L, Dennis, President ef the New Jersey Ratlway Company, has put aquietus on all proceed- ings that might be taken against the corporation of which be 14 the cluef officer by the widow of the late Constable Lane by presenting her wita a sum of money considerably in excess of $5,000. The body of avceased has not yet been recovered, and it is Jearer? Wil not be nntil spring, sleuld the frost fairly set in INTE, SESTING RELIGIOUS SERVICE.—After a highly interest Wig series of religious meetings, held in Grace ¢ Larch, this city, the Northern Convocation of Epise opal Clergymen brought its meeting to a close yes terday. ‘The object of tie meeung was chiefly to , @vlew the mission work ia the matter of assisting ¢. mereRations hot in a fuurisuing cond How. ‘the, ergy Who took @ leading part were Ke Dra. Boggs, Of New Bryuswick; \arier, of Biomfleld, and Key. Me 9#8. Hall, of Woodsie, and Lowry, of Buzapein, fet sown hook,’ and a turier search sierday of te premises py detectives and @ haudsowe uuhard’ was there- ark. to Trenton. Tne Kxure.. About ten o'clock on Tuesday night two colorea 1 \emadic musicians quarrelled in a saioon abont diy ‘Hing their carnings, when, as al- leged, one of the W named John Hi, Hampton, of New York, drew @ pocket Knife and stabbed the other, named Mos. % Stepten Miuckues, of Peansyl- vania, just below 2hke tell ntyp! Namptor was arraigned before th & Mayor yesterday tmoruing and fully committed to @Watt ihe action of the Grand Jury. Pinexney wae ‘remo © City Hospitat. His wound Is not-pro BEENe seers. Common Counci, PROCREDINGS.—AL a regular mouthly meeting of the Common Council of this city, Leki on Tuesday night, & Memoria! was prevented trom Bayard Post, No. 8 ¥ Graud Army of the Repub- he, praying the Comm 2 Counell to we une Mi wor the U m so, Gers now interred in the votter, ¥ Field, to be removed to in iy erview Cemetery without referred to a committec. ere voted to the Sehooi metery, or The Kouters’ plot y. ‘The memorial was bundred dollars Puperiitendent to aid In ca YiBg on a night school, The City Treasurer reports & balance of $51,604 over and above expenses, Fi ‘ty dollars were appro- Priated (or cleaning away sm %W aad ico daring tne winter. One hundred agd n WO arresis were nade Past, Wonth. On motion of “3 of fe WE special policemen Uiey M, Wor Were dispense by tie police during tn Mr. Keegan, the servic eoully appotnted: © ED OUR \ ALLE & Member Elect of the Now alersey Legislae ture Arrested on a Peculias* Charge. Jates C. Norris, recently re-viected to the jower house of the Now Jersey Legisiature {om the Third Assembly district of Mercer county, stauid4 charged with having committed an outrage on the person of ® prepossessing maiden named esy McCann at Hightstown, in Mercer county, about thitteen miles rom Trenton, on the night of the 20th Of last Novem- ber, The heinousness of the crime and the das- tare and rumianiy manner through which tv if alleged to have been perpetrated, togevher with the social standing of ihe uccused, have created an intense fe@ling of indignation, and ta snpplyin food for scandal among the hungry and sensational newsmongers of Hightstown and Trenton, The young lady's affidavit, taken before ex-Mayor Mili, of Trenton, saya that on the aforesaid myht sue went ton party, with four oer young femal 108 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. hotel in Fightstown, where she accuses Mr. Norris of giving her oider adulterated wich wulsker, wuich rendered her pay uuconscious aud unable to protect herself, She further alleges that Norris tovk hold of ber around the waist aud forcibly took her into the kivchen, where Ne succeeded 1n accom- plisting bis purpose. The complainant aiso states that She screamed (or assistance, Dut without avall Inher struggie to free herself irom ber alleged ravisher her earring was torn ivom her ear aud her cull from her sieve. At icagih, wien it Was too late, the bar. tender came on the scene and showed the plainugt to aroom, where sue went to bed. Miss McCann gives the names of chirleeu persons who can testify Lat she was given the liquor by Norris, and that he left (he howe! limmediate.y atter committing the out- rage. ‘The whole affair Was hushed up tll last week, through the sileice of the oiticers of the law; but @X-Mayor Mills not desiring Lo temporize any longer, put to expedite the ends of justice, peremptorily demanded pail in the sum of $1,000, Which was fur- nished ou Monday atternoon by the accused, WhO gives own security to auswer the charge at the next of wie Mercer County Court, waich meets at ‘reaton in J@nuary. Tue complainant 1s of avery respectable fauilly, And resides with her parents at Freeaold, WESTCHESTER COUNTY. Founp Deap.--An inquest was held at Hart's Corners yesterday by Coroner Smith on the body of George Hays, a one-legged remnant of the late war, who was discovereit dead in his bed on Tuesday morning. Deceased, it appears, had boarded at the place above meationed ror some months, and Was Of late ied adissipated hfe, His death having evidently been superimduced by intemperance due verdict of “Died by the visitation of God’? was Ten dered, Hays aeout forty-live years oid and a native ot New York. Mons TRAVELLING Factuities REQuineD.—The Board of Supervisors brought their annual session to a close yesterday after the transaction of a large amount of busine Preytous to adjournment, and in vieW of Lue existing Inadequate provisions lor raliroad traveliuz in te coduty, a reso.ution Was adopted, staliag In substance tut tue local mem- vers of the Legtslature be requested to take tie mat- ter Ilo cous deration and procure the passage of such measur 3 in their judement aay be idst conducive 20. procure the additional railroad facill- Ues SO mca needed by ine people of the county, LONG ISLAND. Tue [Ron MNEs AT Quoaus, mention of which has betore been made in te HERALD, are already attracting great.alteution, especially trom sctentifle mea, and a numver of New York parties have re- conuy beea on a cour of inspectud Aong Ube Deacu Jrow Quogue ald as lar eas as Movwauk. “Lue lac- vory in process of erection at West Hampton is rapldy approachivg compieuon and whea finisned, Abts Mought, Will be Capaple Of turudug out sixteen tuus of sveci daily. Large quaaducs of tue ore tuawye already beea siigped (o New 1ork City aud te Supply issaid to be exaaustiess, Eigut huadred@ tous of the ore Lave aiveauy beed taaca from one quarter of au acre ui tue beach, THE WIiLLELTS? DEFALCATION, Testimony for the Plaintiffs Concladec: Detendants as Witnesses—They Ackuow- ledge Haying Been Misted. The proceedings in the suit which has been brought by the Board of Supervisors of Westchester county against the sureties of Henry Willetis, te deiauting County ‘Treasurer, now beg conducted before Justice Giibert, at While Viains, assumed a new phase yesterday. As the main ground on wuich the defendants rest tueir case is that the stipulaicd number of sureties had not amfxed cueir names to the bond of ihe defauiter previous to its being accepted by the county @utuorities, ali evidence beartag on this de- fence was ruled out at a former trial, but on the case being appealed to a higuer court, tuis evidence on ue part of Lhe aelendauts Was deemed adissabie, wna lausmuca as it had been exciuded, a Lew tial Was ordered, Dauict unt was tue only witness called for the plaindius. ide tesuiied (oe Having Leed a meniber of tie Board Of pupervisors in Nuveuber 186d, aud In Ms Onlelal eapaity received tue boud In question iro tae hauds of Heary Willetia cuumplece a3 1b is now: he presente! tue boui to tue Board of Super visurs on Lue day ol ts receips by lim, when it Was duly approved by taal bouy; On ‘he loliowing day ie Was piaced ou tie us tue Gules Of Lue CouLty efs ubscouded during the mouth ot No- , While tue coard Was ti session and en- gaged in the investigation of his oiiciui status. The Wiluess also lesikcd bat the deilcncy of we Coauty Treasurer was at tuat tine $110,562; the in- terest on Uiat dugUny Ul a Subsequent daie bel, ounsel for the defence had opened th AUCS LEVON, One OL the sureties, Was pl on the Wituess stand and testified to sigeis bond of Heary Wileds, on tue condition tbat be (Willetts) Suodid Obiau Lue maues of Lweniy-tive ies in the bunG; Tiese, Lhe Witness Was a-sured by Willetis, were jorticouiny, the iatter at thesuine ume Long the names of three induential 1esi- denis ol the couuty, Whose endorsemen: had beea Jauuinily promised; aud on these represeutaious witness Was induced to siga the bond. Osaer Witnesses, Who Were aiso delendants, were examined, apd ail tested to te duplicity prac- ucea towards them by tue deiauiter, who, by aise prouises and suleua assurances of lis complete solvency, Succeeded lm getung their signatures adixed w his bond, Eacad of tie witnesses for tue defence were subjected lo a searcuing cross-exaul- nation, eliciting irom one of the sureties the circum siuiuce that he (the witness) Was uadecided as Ww wWucWwer or not be haa been warned as to tue finan- ctal standing of Wuletts beiore siguing the bund. Counset for the platnulls endeavored Lo Bow by the lestiimony of the Geicadauts titat alter the bond had been signed and previous to the apscondiug of Wile lets, @ call for a special session of the soard of Supervisors tor the purpose Of investigating tne at- fairs of Viletts bad beea sigued by members of tue board Wio subsequenly withdrew tier ames, thus aeieaung the proposed inquiry. In the mean- Ume Wiletis was arawing in ail the availavie funds preparatory to appropriaung them. The trial Wil be resumed to-day, Wien It 1s expected that some important documebis beariug directly on tue case Wil be suvuiited, THE JAPANESE PRINCES. Their Arrival in ChicagoAccount of the Distinguisued Foreigners. {From the Chicago Times, Dec, 7.) On yesterday afternoon luar natives of Japan, two being of royal biood und two of the novility, ar. rived 1a tug city and are now stopping at the she: man House. The nawes of these aisunguishea young gentiewen are given below, ‘They are accowpanied to this country by Mr. C. HL. M, Bosman, an nylisi gentieman, Who oas for many years resided at YoKa- .dapan. The party leit that country on the ist ot November, on Lue mail sveamer Japan, and arrived at San Francisco on the 22d, In tiat city tue tour Japanese put off their native coscumes aud Altired Lhewseives for the rst ine In the dress of Americal geutiewea, iney lett Sau Francisco on i4th of Lhe present mouth, traveiling direct to Onmuala, where loev stypped oue day. Last Suoday aliernoon they Jett Omana via tne Caicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rauroad, and reached this city at tour o'clock yesteruay alternoon. Arrived at the Yan Buren street depot they proceeded to the Sher- Where roowis bad been secured for them, Their arrival in tuis city Was not marked by any sort of puoilc demonstration, At five o’ciock they took dinner in the ladies’ ordi- nary. Having tinished tucir dinuer, Prince Seemat- sue, bis brother, and two noviemen, indulged ina promenave about the rovunda of te hotel, where tney attracted considerable attention, and were in- troduced to @ 1eW prominent citizens of Cuicago, At iall-past geven o'clock they were driven to the Opera house, Where Wey occupied @ private box. Taey seemed to enjoy the enlivening society of the bioude beauties, but young Songee thought the Musical part of the evening's entertaniment might have been improved, he wanted more big drums, «ad sald a few gongs and big belis would have Ween an improvement ty the ercucstra. To-day the Prince and suite will drive through the city, and Will be shown ali tae principal sights ana places of inierest, At four o'clock 1a the afternoon leave tor tne East. Captain Kosman isa merchant of Yokohama, and 18 connected with Mr Koopmanscoap, tne genti nan Way is engaged in impordag Chinese laborers Wo this Country, ie kindly furnished the Times re- With the following facts:—iue tour Japanese men are on their way to New Branswick, aitend @& wniversity located near that city, re sent to coli fn this country as private isantatthelrown expense, Captain Bosman skeu to take charge of them by the ruling Em- peror oi Japan, and when te has delivered them over to the safe Keeping of the president of the col- lege bis duty will be accomplished. fue Tollowing is voleraoly accarate description Of the Lour Japauese yentiomen:— Seematsue Ma:auosio, prince of Sadawows, aged twenty-one years, isa very handsome young ‘mun, about five feet two tiches high, He Wears a biack cloth suit, sek coat and pants fitang tight. He wears no jewelry excepting a diamond ring on the litte Mnger of the right hand, a fine gold wateh, with heavy chato, from which was pendant a hana- some locket, containing, 10 js said, the portrait of the young Jady to whom the prince has pughted his iroth—a genuie love mateli, it is said, Mahroconkah Tahkayro, aged about nineteen years, 18 also of royal biood. te is own brotuer to the prince, aud although in European countries he, too, Would be desigaoated by the same ute, not the custom in Japan. He is a brign' young man, dresses tn good taste, and sports Wwaten and chain, Mr. Tankayro is not engaged aa yet, but he wishes designing mothers to kaow that he daré not marry without the ful: consent of his iinperial pa and ina. hei mpanyiag the princes are two young noble- men, nemed respectively rerah-yahmah Taro and Hahenegoor#h Songee, ey are a about tweaty years cach, aud are really inieiitgent young feliows, They are, howsver, nob at all communicative, and, notwithstanding’ the Times reporier used his utmost endeavors, in chiNee Japanese, be could not get hem to say munch about (hemsel yes. BROOKLYN CITY. THE COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Admiralty and Criminal Calendars. Before Judge Benedict. Yesterday the United States District Court opencd ) for the December term, Judge Benedict ou the bench. ‘The court will remain in session for three weeks, the first being devoted to jury trials and the last two to admiralty cases. The aduuralty calendar was called yesterday morning, and such cases set down for as couu- sel agreed upon, - William D. Murray, indicted for stealing articles from the Navy Yard, was arr: ed, and put in a plea of guilty. He was remanded tor sentence. Wilitam Watts was arraigned on charge of steal- ing @ quantity of copper from the Navy Yard. He pleaded not guilty, and was remanded to await trial, ihe trial of Charles R. Lincoln, Jr., accused of stealing letters from the Post Ollice at Fiusling, Was seu.down for the 13th 1st. : BROOKLYN CITY COURT. Shares in Erie. Before Judge Thompson. Seda M. Bogart vs. Wiliam Bonton,—The plaintt is a stock and share broker doing business in Wall street, New York, and alleged that he was employed to purchase Erie shares for the defendant, and wien the time came for @ settiement It was said that there was a balance of avout $1,700 owing him, which tendant declined to pay. For the defence it was cluumed that the truusaction for which plaintit chumed payment was not authorized by deiendant and th&t the piaintitf snould have notified the de- fendant before disposing of the shares, Alter a short apsence the jury fouad a verdict ror the for the full amount claimed, tog¢ ner with interest, BROUKLYN INTELLIGENCE, STEALING FuR3.—Maggie Malancey and “Annie Armstroug were sent to jail by Justice Waisn yester- day for stealing fifty dollars’ worth of furs from the hallway of the residence of Mis. Close, No, 86 Pine. appie street. The furs were recovered, Tae STABBING AFFRAY IN FRONT Srreev.—The friends of John MeGee, who stabbed-Dennts Burns in Front street with a file last Friday night, made an application before Judge Walsh yesterday to admit him to bai. AS Buras still Hes in a critical coud on at the hospitui Judge Walsa denied tue appli- cation, , SeveRE AssavL7.—James McDougall and his son were attacked on the corner of Columbia and Seag- Wick streets, Soytu Brooklyn, last night, and severely beaten with clubs. A man named Joha Kempt was arrested by oiicer Killet, of the Forty-third pre- clues, On & Charge of belug One of Lhe parties cou- cerned Ip the assault, Tue FURMAN SrReET Disasrer.—Coronér Jones and jury proceeded to the City Hospital last even- ing and took the statement of Mrs. Wallace, we un- jortunate woman who jumped from the fourih story window of the buruing puuding in Furman strect. ‘The statement was sunilar to that made to the Fire Marshal a week since and published m the H ACCUSED OF HiGuWaY RoBSERY.—OMicer Shanygn- nessey, of the Forty-fourth precinct, arrested Jolin Sheridan, at an eariy hour yesterday morning, on a charge of mghwav robvery, Mr, John Duiley, re- siding In Nosirand avenue, while on lis way home at an eariy hour yesterday morning, says he was met by the accusea and another man, who knocked him down aud roobed him of his pocketboos, cou- taining the sum of $2ov. The money was not re- covered. Tuk BETHEL WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENTS.— The third of the very popular entertainments given in the Bethel of Plymouth church, in aid of the Mission School, was attended last night by an audience very both ia nuubers and character, Lynian and dirs, Parrish detiguted their hearers with readings Of @ very seiece characie! Wich made the eveniug pass in the picasane possiole manner, Tue nature of tuese reanwns Cymiuchd Laem to emplatic public pawous, PRIZE FIGHT IN BROOKLY{, A Plucky Affair Between Novices=Jack Ryan aud Jiagowan, $100 a Side. A prize fight took place yesterday morning ina Jarge room on the ground floor of a certain sportiag house in the suburbs of Brooklyn betweeu the above named novices for $100 a side. The tight avose from & dispute between the LWo men about Lie respecuive merits of a pair of bull terrier ‘purps,"? Magowan oiferingto bet $100 that his dorg coud worry We eyes outof Ryan's, a3 quick a3 a streak of greased lightning would ran down a coaductor. ‘To this Ryau responded by saying bis dog was not ia proper trim, but that he would repare the animal and have bim ready in two weeks, at which ame he would willifgly go ail bis greenbacks on bim, Magowan replied by applying an epiiner to Ryan which was not very complimentary to his (Kyan’s) courage, Which 80 much aunoyed him that he offered to fight Magowan there and then lor the sum of $100 cach. Some friends who witnessed tae altercation interfered and caused the men to post pone their friendiy intentions towaras each other until yesterday morning, When both men, by mutual agreement, were to try their skill in the magic circle, Late Tuesday night the place above alluded to was chosen by their frieuds as morg preferable than where the men would run the risk of a snow slower. Magowan, who lives between John- son and Tillary streets, In Navy street, was seconded by Pat O' Nell, of Navy’street, and Ryan, who resides at No, 143 Prospect street, by Jonn Landers, of Gold street, Pat Hamuiton, of Newark, acted as referee. Pete Downy, of Concord street, was stakehdlder, RECORD OF .THE MEN. Magowan stands about five feet eight anda half Inches, and 18 a powerful, thick set man; pullsdown the scale at 162 pounds. He hails from Glendale, in the county of Lettrim, Ireland, which he left in early life and settled in Durnam, England, where he has “nad several fights in the rough and tumble style, trom which he always came oif victorious. He is a tinsinith by trade, aud js also a great breeder of biack and tan pups, and is celebrated for bis fond- ness of the latter business, Ryan stands six feet s1x inches, weigns 170 pounds and 18 said to be a peaceable, Nard working man. but partial to sporting matters. His friends say that he bas had many a set-to with rouga cusiomers aud that his pluck and endurance on such occasions was all that could be wished for. As £000 as everything was ready Ryan shied hig castor into the ring, which Was quickly idllowed by Magowan’s, Ryan’s colors Were green and white, Muagowan’s red and white, and each wore spiked suoes and Koitted drawers. On receiving the usual caution from the referee, both advanced, shook hands and prepared for Rounp 1.—Koth men sparred for an opening for about five minutes, when Magowan oo ue bail by letung fly bis right at Ryan’s face, but was short, and in return received Ryan's left on the mghttem- le, which seut him sprawling. First knock cown for Ryan, ROUND 2,—Both advanced smiling. Ryan of with his right, which Was neatly swopped by Ma- gowan, who returned with a terrific biow on Ryan's nose, Which sent the blood spurting over the cing, Both closed and Ryan threw Magowan heayiiy tail- ing on top. First blood for Magowan, KouND 3.—Both cautious, neither appearing will- ing to take the initiative. Magowan at iengti: feiuted, which threw Ryan off his guard, aad he received @ damaging one on his leit optic. Ma- gowan jumped back to avoid the return, —Ryén fol- Jowed up, and some really good in-fighting took place, Which was ended by Magowan going dowa to avoid punishinent. Cries of “Foul,” which was not allowed, KouND 4.—Magowan appeared grogay fron the effects of the last round, aad sparred to gain vina, Ryan seeing tis advantage rushed in and Gugit him down tn his corner, Round 6,—Kyan came up smiling and confdent, led with right, but Was short; belore he sould recover Magowan gotina sledgehammer scroce on his right eye whieh put that optic in mourning, aud followed up With another on the chin which knecked Kyan clean off his pina. ROUND 6,.—Both prompt to time. Magowan fented, butialied to put Ryan off iia guard. He then te With fis left, Which was warded off, but managed to plant lus righywith some efect on Ryan’s ribs, Kyan countered home with his mght on Magowan's mug, when both closed, Magowan throwing Ryau against the stakes, Rounp 7.—Both came up blowing. Ryan attenpted to close and received some sore punishment about the face. He got ina powerful blow on Magowan's mouth, which deprived tuat gentieman of two front ivories and sent juin all of @ heap ito bis sejwnd’s arm KoUND 8.—Ryan forced matters, striking oul right and left, Magowan acting on ube defensive. }t was hard to decide who wouid win at this stage a the Nght, both being sorely punished. Kyan rushed in, however, and closed with Magowan, voth soing down side by side, RoUND 9.-—Magowan prompt to time, but ‘oking terribly punished. Ryan again attempted ihe dosing dodge, but was stopped by a stomacher, wach he vainly attempted to return and received a neatly delivered right-hander ou lis left eye, completely closing it, He feil like an ox, aud was carried to his corner, TtounD 10.-—Ryan slow to time and jooking weak and shaky. Magowan’s tactics appeared to incline toward the eye-closing system, but ne was prevented utting them Into operation, owing to Ryan plant ing his bunch of fives with such effect on his neck that he fell mto his corner. ROUND 11.—Ryan, at bie fnstance of hig seconds, forced the fighting, and fought Magowan down in his corner, Rounv 12—Magowan was up at call of time, bat was fougnt down as before. Round 13,—Soine wild hitting, without any re- gard to order, which was ended by Magowan falling. Kounp 14.—Ryan looked wicked, and made a biow at Magowau’s face, which the latter dodged and returned izhuy on the ribs; bat Ryan closed and got toe hug on Magowan, punishing him severciy for about a minute, when both fell, Ryan on top. RousD 15.—Magowan unable to leave nis corner. Ryan walked up and knocked him down wita a biow ‘from his right, On time veimg calied for another round Magowan Was unab‘e to respond, and bis second threw nb 508 sponge in token of defeat. ‘The fight lasted one hour aud five minutes. The stakes were given to Ryan and both men were properiy cared for, Everything caine off without interruption, as only a few friends knew of the matter, There will probably be anotter figs between these men, as Magowan’s friends say he was not in condition. BOARD OF HEALTH. The Smallpox in Brooklyn—The People to be Vaccinated—Dangerous Kerosene Oils— A Queer Market Wagon. At the session of this Board held yesterday, Com- missioners Stone, Brennan and 8. Smith were ordered to make an examination of the affairs of Dr. Stiles’ oMce, in Brooklyn, and report, The As- sistant Sanitary Superintendent reported that the smallpox is ikely to assume an epidemic form in the Fuub, Feurteenth and sixteenth wards of Brook- lyn, and Drs. Curry, Wykoff and Brady were ap- pointed special inspectors, with orders to vaccinate the inhabitants of those wards and the public gen- erally should it be deemed necessary. The Attorney reported as to the power of the Board to remove the stalls and other nuisances in and about Washington Market that have been re- ported against by the inspectors. He is of the opinion that eleven of the cases come under the jurisdiction of the Boara, The report states that a man named RK. Simpson, of Greenville, N.J., bas stationed a manure wagon near the market, from which he retails vegecables detrimental to health, ‘The waiter was referred back is the Attorney aud sSupermtendent, The Superintendent and Engineer were ordered to report upon the condition of Ge houses in Ryrman street, Brooklyn, . The folowing report upon Kerosene oils was ROPOLITAN Boarp of HRALTH, OF SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT,” Dec. 8, 1869," TO THE SECRETARY OF THE METROPOLILAN BOARD OF RALTD dun port on chem! teats of the cheap oils for lamps shows that of the forty samplea examiued during the Just two weeks, not one of them was of the standard which is required under the Health ordinances, There we: ghteen implies which fatied to pun at a temperature bo- low 110 degrees Fahrenheit; but there were tweoty-two samples that did not abide tuat test, whi.e every sample gave oif explosive vapor, which finshed it temperatires below the standard of 100 degrees Fahrenhelt- some of them giving off such vapor f.eely at frost temperature, Twourl aia tue following item of information that has been furnished by the Fire Marshai's Department, and w! slows thatin addition to the perits meident to explosio thatoccurim the uandiing of lamps that burn such stuil, thgre i a vast ainount o. danger aud loss from. the fires that result from the scorage and use of these naphthous oils, ‘The Fire Marsia! suows thal in the year ending November Lno less than ninety-eight of the ¥te tires which occurred in New York were catised by “kerosene” “ilquid yas” ant “gasoline” of the naplthous kind, ‘This is more than ten per cont of all the fires diving the your. Respectfully, E. HARRIS, Sanitary Superintendent, Report on theexamination of kerosene and other buraing finids bought and tested during the week en.ting December i OTLB EEL W ATANDARD BY “TH TESTS. Dealer. wnderatield, 64 Sullivan 8 F J. H, Seatubohin, #2 Amity ntreet TH. Kose 30 Suiavan st F. Meyer, 49 Ci aiveet, Hans Ciippert, i Downing ai O73 Grand street, Witliamsoar Robert Herbert, Metross Legrange, Mariner's Harbor 2 William street, aiden lane. i West Ho West ous Ons 1 Willan Icy to W C. Deplew®, M42 Lan Sheridan, 128 Laurens biohm &’Co,, corner ) Henry Yuole ‘Lew.s U0) hetjermann, F. Heme, 18 stillivan str Mra. Ann Moral, 111 Sul ivan 10 Sullivan street, 8 2 Bleecker stre: 8s| so Carmine street 8 . nina, 1) Bedford street, 56) J. Wolf, 190 Grand atreet 8a J. Bremer, 12 Spring sires +s M. Sul 4) Sprimy street 88) 113 No ie 44 | ga] 115 ( +{44.5) $4) 110 DSRMANN, th. DL MLTHODIST TRACT SOCIETY, Aunual Mecting Yesterday—Interesting Re- ports. Yesterday, at 805 Broadway, the annual meeting of the Tract Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church was held and the annual reports presented, from which it appeared that the amount of grants made during the year was $5,639, that the Good News, a Sunday school paper, has a circulation of 72,200 copies monthiy and that six colporteurs were employed by the society during the year. The trea- surer’s report showed @ balance in haud January 1, 1889, Of $444 17; receipts since that date, $15,531 54; expenditures, $11,369 46; balance now on hand, $2,606 25. ‘The Rev. Dr. Curry calied attention toa aiscrep- ancy of $2,000, which appeared between the balance on hand as reported by the minutes of ihe last an- nua meeting as read aud that of the treasurer just presented, and he wanted to know waether there were any facts or figures to show what had become of 1. Dr, LANAHAN, the treasurer, said that he was the nominal treasurer and only opened the ietters, which he then transferred to Mr. Grant, the cashier. Tins gentleman explained that he had followed the cus- tom of his predecessors for years and had reported only {roi January Yo date, but that in the quar- terly reports aud ia the printed annummreports the discrepancy, which 13 only apparent, 15 Always made clear. In the nature of the case he could not make out a fall and complete report until the expiration of the year. Mr. Terry thonght that explanation insufficient, A twelvemonth’s report ought to be furnished to the society, Dr, WIS remarked that there was nothing in the constitution or bylaws of the society demanuing a report of this kind to be presented at all; that these reports properly belonged to the Board of Managers, Mr. JOBL SAMMIS sald that if the society had no control over its own officers and Board of Managers it was time to change the rule and assume control, Dr. BROWN said the trouble was in the fact that for a series of years there had been no annual report presented to the society, The reports merely coy- ered eleven months and a fraction of the twelfth, and wiile he had no doube that every doilar could be satisfactorily accounted for, he desired that an annual report suould be presented to the society. He therefore moved that the treasurer be instructed 10 present annual reports hereafter, covering the period between Vecemper 1 and November 30, A letter fronr Brother Witting, of Guttenburg, Germany, thauking te society for its donations of tracts and money and giving an account of colpor- tear work there, was read. The meeting then adjourned. NAT.ONAL UNOM LEAGUE, Annaal Meeting und Election of Oficers, ‘The annual meeting of the Union League of the United States was held yesterday atthe Republican Headquarters, Corner of Broadway and Twenty-sec- ond street, John W, Geary, of Pennsylvania, presid- ing. An elaborate report was read by the secretary, showing that twenty-five States are represented in the league, and that it 18 especially strong in the South, After an address by Governor Geary tie fol- lowing oficera were eiected for the ensuing Prosident-Jonn W. Geary, of Pennsylvania; Vice Presidents—C, W, Godard, of New York, and Foster Mlodgett, of Georgia; Recording etary — jomas G. Basser, of New York; Corresponding Se retary—S. F. Gwinner, of Pennsylvania; Treasure Witham V. Alexander, of New York; Marshal—James M, Simms, of Georgia; Herald—Joseph W. Devin of New York; Sentiiel-—E. B, Couover, of New Yor Chaplain—Rev. Thomas G. Grimen, of New Jerse Resident Committee— Waldo he George H. Van Cleft, ©. G. Pinckney, George 8. McWaters, Charles J. Tuomaon, Henry Beeny, James ‘Terwilli- tt Lxecative Committee—Mr. Schernierhorn, of Butfalo, for New York; #homas R. Rich, of Baiti- more, for Maryland; ex-Governor William A. New- ell, of Allontown, for New Jersey; Il. A. Hoyt, of Allanta, for Georgia; Congressman Stokes for Ten- nesses, General W. T. Clark for Texas, Richard C, McCormick for Virgiaia and James M. Ashiey for Montana, ‘The following resolutions were reported trom the Dastness Committee and adopted:— Kesolved, Toatthe thanks of the National Couneil are hereby heartily tendered tothe President of the United States for his recommendations to Congress in regard to the re-establishment of # loyal govern- ment in Ceorgia, and we earnestly ask of Congress to immediately enact such laws a8 will fully carry out tuese recommendations. Resvived, That we earnestiv entreat Congress to pess & uniiorm *yscem of naturalization, taking the subject from the State courts and placing it undcr United States authority aod making provision for retiring or otherwise disposing of the fraudulent papers now extant. ‘The Council, atter the transaction of private busi- ness, adjourned to meet iu Washington in February G@ NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. 7 18 | Moon sets......eve 10 58 432, High water..morn 12 30 SHIPPIN Sun rises. Sun sets, PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 8, 1869 CLEARED. fhe amahip Tybee, Delanoy, St Domingo—Spofford, Tileston 0, Steamship Wm P Clyde, Morgan, BostonW P C'yde, Steamsnip Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford—Ferguson & Wood. Ship Marcia Greenleat, Bates, Bremen—J W Elwell & Co. Ship Jane Fish, Brown, New Orleans—N H Brigham. Bark Harry Booth, Chase, Marseilles—J_E Ward & Go. Bark Almoner, Gray, New Orleans—N A Brigham, Brig Haidee (Br), McDonnell, fFalmouth, Ja—-A H Solo- mon. Brig Keystone, Barter, Campechy—J W Elwell & Co. {Brig L&W Atmatrong, Wright, Ponee, PR—L W &P Arm- strong. Hrig Manson, Gilkey, Gnantanamo-—Walsh, Pleld & Wi Brig J Morton (ir), Knowlton, HalifaxCrandatl, phray & Co, (eit Muscovado (Bn, Montgomery, Norfolk—S © Loud & 0. “Sehr J8 ¢ Clark, Savannan—N L McCready & Co. Bote o A Hendricks, Greenlaw, Richmond—Van Brant ing Schr Fntire, Kinne, Norfolk—C EF. Staples & Co, Sehr OC Acken, Hobbie, Stamford, puloor Jenny Lind, spencer, Brandford-G K Rackett & ro. Steamer Vule: a, Morrison, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Bteamanip Morro Caste, Adams, Havana, Dec 4, with mise aid passengers, to the Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. * Steamsbip Empire, Newson, Wiimington, NC, 60 hours, with navais ores, te. to James Hand, Steamsnip Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NO, with mdse tog Boniteds Steamship Iairbanke, Moore, Wihnington, NO, 4! days, with mdke to James Hund. . ‘ 4 Steamship Lonisn Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NC, 60 houra, with mdse, to. Murray, Ferris & C Steamship Saratoga, Coach, Richmond, Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Steamshin Co, Steamship ‘Catharine Whitivg, Howes, Boston, with mdse to W P Clyde, Bark Parjw (Br), Newby, Cepha’onia Sept 30, and Gibral- tar Oot 23, with currants to. Brown Bros; vewel to GE City Pomt and Old Dominion Balley. | His had strong N and NW yales the entire passage. « Schr Tunis Depew, Crittenden, Virginia. r Elizabeth Waite, Deacon, Virginia. rG P Hubbard, Lidman, Virgiaia, rk C A Ward, Edwards, Virginia, Schr Dolly Miller, Butler, Virginia, Schr Ann Amefla, Hudson, Virginia. Schr Union, Stppie, Virginia, hr Oakes’ Ames, Pierce, Georgetown, DC. hr Clara Merrick, Hand, Georgetown, DC. he AG Ireland, Townsend, Georgetown, DC. Schr J Kenzel, Steelman, Baltimore for New Haven. hr Francis, Gibbs, Phifadelphia for Boston, 1 MA Tweed, Benson, Philadelphia for New Bedford. r WS Hennts, Daytwn, Pisladeipila for New Haven. 1A. Warner, Higgins, Phitadelpita tor New Haven. Schr Lucy P Ives, Mason, Philadelphia for Hartford. Passed Through Heh Gate, BOUND sourHt. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mise, tod F An Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston for New York, with ruses to Wa 2 Cave tal Bris Iris (Pr), Burrell, Cow Bay via Hallfax, 45 days, with coal to Hatton, Watson & Co. Schr Judge Low, Hearsey, Calais via Bridgeport (where she disoharzed her load of hiimber) for New York. Schr Warrenton, Lord, Bangor tor New York, with lumber to & Ed Peters, ‘Sehr Edward De Hart, Low, Boston for New York. r Onrust, Heath, Providence for New York. Sehr Hattie A Butler, Sprague, Providence for Virginia, Sehr Avail, Dibble, Providence fgr New York. ir Filsha & Rebecca. Price, BPdgeport for Philadelp! Fred Warren, Robinéon, Bridueport for New York, r Ana 8 Salter, Baker, Bridgeport for New York. ‘hos Hull, —-, Bridgeport, Horizon, Newman, Bridgeport for New York Mary Potter, Handy, New Maven for New ¥ br Jolin 8 Foreman, Uarpenter, New Huyon for New Margaret Powell, Fenton, New Haven for Wilmington, Rackett, New Haven for New York. os, Hartford for New York for New York, New York, nd, Ct. ortiand, Ct, for New York, Portland, Ct, 5 Schr M Lang t iyn’s Point for New York. Schr Wr L Pect’, Bunce, Cold Speiug for Schr Excelsior, Murphy, Gold Spring for i, Bunnell, Port Cheater Schr Hidrangea. Prentiss, Cold Spring f« Cauai boat AN’ Young, Johnson, Oswego, with mdse to master. BOUND Bast. hdladelphin tor -, Vhiladelpiiia for Bridgeport, renton for Bridgeport. Brown, Hoboen for Dighton. ‘ank Mayer, -——, Hoboken for Providence. he Liberty, Jounsou A Schr Dr W i Powers, Cransby, South Amboy for New Haven, r Flight, Crowell, Flizabethport for Boston, hr Lady Adams, Evans, Elzahethport for New Haven, Schr T Wood, Arndld, Cattakill for Newport. Schr White swan, Collins, New York for Boston. ‘br Branch, New York for Northport, arker, Carpenter, New York for Glen Cove, Awards, West, New York for Boston, r W it Chapmau, Buck, New York for St John, NB. Schr Olive Branch, Mann, New Yor« for Smithtown, Schr ML. Bartlett, Rick w York for Goose Island. Schr Sarai Jane, Fer ‘ew York for St Johns, NF, Scir M Hand, w York for Orient. | SAILED. Liverpool; Idaho, do; ‘The Queen, so; bark® Sancho Panza, Linvon; Azelia, Steamships Scotia Tybee, St Doming: Gibraitar and a mk Wind at sunset NW, Mariue Disasters, BAux MeDOA (Br), Reed, from Liverpool, below Phila- delphia, ia reported to be disuasted, Buta ANNANDALE from Philadelphia for Boston, bofore reported lost, went ashore about 6 PM Gt) inst five milew outh of Sqn Inlet striking ‘on the outer bat. She was Teaking badiy atthe time nue struck, and sunk soon after. Three men went ashore in the boat, which capsized in the surf, but they held on until they got in the undertow, and were rescued by men on the beach, The mate went up in the foretop, where he remained until next morning, when he wasrescucd, The captain and one man were drowned soon After she strnck, as before stated, She hay bilged, and ls full Of water. Capt Jobn M Brown, agent of the Adantic Sub- mariae Wrecking Co, in engaged with a gang of wreckers stripping her, Veswel and caro will be a total lors, SonR MARY ALICE, before reported lot on Trundy’s Reef, near Cape Ellzabeth, Me, was a schr of about 9 tons burden’ and valued at about #85000, She was encaged in carrying lum, ber from Lincolnville to New York und returning with coal. for Portland At the time she was wrecked she was makini About 5 PM Saturday she was abreast Cape Elizabeth Lights own thick and ft commenced snow~ when the weather sliut fng. The captain Immediately headed her tor Portland har- bor, under double refed mainsail and jib. They saw a Heht, Rupposed it was Vortinnd light, and hauled the veasel to for it. They were deceived by the ‘light, which proved to be one in John Traudy's house, and as soon asthey hauled to the vessel struck the reel.” A as she struck the crew hauled tho Jib to wenthér and payed her off shore, apd, att atime, sticceeded in working her off, pnt it was evident that she had stove her port bow when she'struck, for she filled aud was apace. At the time ahe first hit on the rocks it was 7:20 PM. Tho crew clung to the vessel, hoping, yet doubting, that snevor might come. i captain could hold out and almont trozen, and he was washed off. One of the hand med Robert Pottengill, was taken by the game wave, an ught hold of the captain, both clinging together as'they went down. When the vessel capsized the cook was iame- diately drowned. ‘The mute tried to save him, but unsuccess- fully. The survivors clung to the wreck till 6 o'clock in the morning, when they were taken off. Mr Daniel Mitchell, wi lives on the Cape, took them in and cared for them, the mat and one of the hands, by the name of Duncan, having their limbs badly frozen. ‘The names of the crew were as follows— Captain, JC Perry; mate, ET Achorn cook, Bugene De. crow; crew, Fred Duncan and Robt © Pendieton.. All be- longed to Tincolnville, Capt Perry war about 43 years of age and leaves n wife wo children, The cook, Mr De- crow, Waa about 25 years of age, and leaves a wife and one child! Mr Pendleton was unmarried, Sour Bi..0w, from New York for Wilmington, with a caro of Iron, strick on the Bollers off Brigantine Beach and sunk immediately, Crew saved, ‘The Atlantic Submarine Wreeking Co have contracted to save vessel and cargo, and have despatched Cayt Mitchell, agent of the company, with steamer Rescue and wrecking sehr Toa Grant to her agsist- ance, ut RW Dint0N, from Philadelphia for New Haven, with couly was ashore At Townsend Inlet 7th inst. She will be waved If weather permite. VA, of St John, NB, 64 tons burthen, from Salmon B, for Boaton, was driven ashore at Little Kiver, near Old Orchard Bea! Satorday night, at about 9 F The lumber is being discharged, and the soht will undoubt- edly be gotten off. Sena MARSEL, of Waldoboro, is ashore on the bar; proba bly will come of without tujury. (One aecouut says the Mariel is from New York for Saco. Sonn FIve Sterers, Stuart, which ‘ied from Machiaa 2th ult for Providence, had’ returne: charge purt of Scour E 8 Gu was got off yest ing vory bai disabled. Will dis 0 anil goon he marine railway. LeRVE, from Portland for New York, jay, and beached at Astoria, She is leak put Into TOONEN, with foremast cone, war neon ashore 7th inet two miles N of Fenwick's Island, and a small schooner ashore one mile routh of Fenwick's Island. Captain Lewis P Brown, agent of the Atiantle Snbmariae Wrecking Co, has gone to thelr assistance in wrecking steamer Yankee with a Harge fore of wrecker, drivers, stam pumps, anchors, caplen, de, Miscellaneous, SAN PRANOICO, Deo 7-—Another expedition sailed.to-day nasearch of the ship Orion, Hail, from New York for thin port, whoxe crew were reported down with the scurvy. The captain of a schooner, which has just arrived here, reports that be saw rockets and blue lights burning Inthe night time olf Monterey Bay. They are believed to have been sign: from the Orion. Notice to Mariners. : U g Liowtnouse Devon, } TOMPRENSVILLE, Staton Island, Deo 8 1869. Spar Buoys, colored and numbered the wame booya, are in close proximity to the lower bay of New York, to prevent the chann Uons from being left without mark# in ease the tron buoys are carried away by the ice, . By order of ti Boara. thon! CHARLES 8 BOGUS. 1 NTH COABT OF hthonse Inspector, tl dist. ENGLAND — Wate Py Notlee has been revel NEAR ENTRANOE TO bstrocting the Fair f Approach to Portland hérbes : iow lies in 11 fathom® wih the following bearings and distance Poruant Breakwater git, W 4%, beatly 1 1-3 miles, Weymouth church spire, NW 34 N. Mariners are accordingiy cautioned. FAST COAST OF ENGLAND—T0G TRUMPET, NEWABK LIGHT VESSEL. The Trinity Honse, London, has given noftce that from the middle of December, 1-69, a fog trumpet will be sounded om board the Newark light vessel in thick weather, in hen of a wong. Should any accident occur to the apparatus, the gong will be substituted until the repairs are effected. ‘ Gp, hearings are magnetic. Variation 214 deg westerly ry OFYLON—LIGHT-VPSREL OTT THE GREAT BASSES ROCKS, The Trinity Hovae, London, has given notice that from ‘abont the 1th day of’ March, 1870, during the tine of bulld- ing the Nghthouse on the Great Basses rocks, vil the south- east coast of Ceylon, a light-vessel will be nisced in twelve fathoms water, about one mile NNE from the rocks; and ia order to distinguish the light exhibited from this vessel from that of the Litte Basses, % miles distant (which shows @ White dash every one ands bale minute), it will be a red re volving light, attaining its greatest brilitancy overy forty-five seconds, By day the light-vessel willbe distinguia pluced one over the othor, at the mainma: BENGAL BAY, GULF OF MATAVAN—WRECK. NEAB RAN- that anunken wreck lies near the entrance t» Kangoun, in 43 fat! springs, with the Rangoon light-vessel bearing NE, distant about 17 miles, Position of wreck, lat 16 4.N, lon 967 East from Green- wicl sho.) bearing are magnetic. Variation 24¢ deg easterly in Whalemen. Honoluly, Noy 9, via San Francisco, Dee 7—The following veanela have arrived from the Aretic groan '#: ips hip Sea Breeze, with 850 bbls wh and 800 watrus of, 16,000 «bone. Ship Active, 770 bbls wh, 30 do walrus ofl, 12,00 1bs hone. Ship Concordia. 1500 bbls wh, 20,0,0 ibs bone. Ship Rainbow, 45 bbls ep, % 0 do wh, 14,000 Iba bone, Ship Dantel Webster, 90)'bbs wh, 190 0 ibs bone, Ship © Howland, 0 bbls wh, 500 do walrus, 15,000 Ibe tone, Ship John Carver, £00 pbla wh, 14,000 Iba bone. Ship A Barnes, 570 bols wh, 11 lbs bone, Ship Gayhead, 10°0 bble wh, 12:0 do walrus, 15,000 Ibs bone, Ship Vineyard, 140 bbls walrus, 68,000 tbs bone. Ship Marengo, 100 bbls walrus, £0) do wh. Ship Whaler, 14,00) Ibs bone. pelt? Banily Morgan, 100 bois walrus, 600 do wh, 2000 bs ne. Ship California, 75 bbls wh, 12,000 Ibs bone, Ship Helen Snow, #4 bbls sp, 1009 do wh, 18,000 Ibe bone, Ship Hibernia, 7 bbls xp, £00 do wh, 15,(00 fba bone, p Ship John Hovwiand, 250 bbls walrns, 1380 do wh, 18,000 Ibe one. pio James Allen, 200 bbie walrus, 750 do wh, 18,000 Ibs one. Ship Trident, 1200 wh, 17,000 bs bone, Ship Henry Taber, 750 bis wh, 15,(00 Iba bone. panlP Julian, 70 bbis wp, 276 do walrus, 1960 ao wh, 15,000 Ibm one. poli? George Howland, % bblasp, 1150 do wh, 14,000 Ibs \c. ne. Buitp Benj Cummings, 200 bbls wh, 2500 Ibs bone, (The B C is from the Ochotsk.) Honolulu, Nov 9, via San Francisco Dec 8 The followin; whalers bave arrived—:Bark Progress, with 1100 bbls wh of and 14,000 Iba bone; ship Janus, 50 ep, 570 wh and 2500 lbs bone; hark Anrora, 450 walrus, 200 wh'and 17,000 Iba bone: bark Mara. 40 sp, 1000 wh and 15,000 Ibs bone; bark Olver Crocker, Hi walrie, $00 wh and 14,0 Tha bone; bark © Swifts 200 wh and 14.000 Ibs bone; park Lagoda, 6703 wh and 10, Tbs bone; ship Josephine, 6) walrus and’ 1100 wh and 17,009 ibip Enropa, 475 wh and 4000 lbs bone; bark Awa- shonks, 700 wh and 7000 lbs bone; bark Hercules, 500 wh and 50100 Ibs bone, Spoken. Ship United States, Short, from Callao for Rotterdam, Sept 28, lat 56 15 5, lon 70 30 W. Bhip Magnet, Crosby, from Boston for Honolulu, Sept 29% Jat 66 a oe 70 BW. t Li rar" Gadont 16, Bark Pericl Snow, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Aug lab 1 10 N. lon 37 U8 W Bark Almena, Harmon, from Baltimore for San Francisco, Nov 19, Jat 8 1v'N, Jon 120 88 W. Bark Charles Forbes, Swett, from Portland for Montevideo, Nov 10, lat 24 22, lon 10 67, Brig Fannle Linco'n, from Turks Islands for Boston, Nov 28, lat 25 58, lon 74 15. Foreign Ports. Asvixwat, Nov 16—Arnived, brig C S Packard, Packard, Philadelphi Sailed 22d, barks Florence Peters, Hooper, Carthagenag Uth, Koltvia, Whiteberry, NYork; 25th, steamship West In- dian (Br), Miller, Baltimore, Breer, Deck, 11 AM—Arrived, steamship Lafayette, Rowe sean, NYork far Havre (and proceeded), HONowULU, Nov 9—Arrived previous, ships Centurion. Royal Saxon (Br), Tucker, and J L Dimmock (Br), Winchell, San Francisco for Baker's Irland (and all proceeded); Totant, Woods, Boston; bark AJ Pope, Gerken, Hremen. ‘Arrived at do previous to Nov £0, ship Magnet, Crosby, Bos ton, and was Idg ofl for New Bedford, Sailed Nov 12) ship NN Taayer, for Liverpool, having ree paired. PATAWANA, Deo 9-Salled, steamship Florida, Vera Cruz. American Ports. BOSTON, Dec 7 Mesaurler, Liverpool delphia; schra W R Sav or, Hoboken. red—Rrig Tda © (Pr, Rerry, Haytl, amer McClellan: brig Jesse Rhyn: Arrived, steamship Marathon (Br), Le Queenstown; Roman, taker, Phila- yer, Wallace, Elizabethport; Hero, tth_Arrived, stearas) if Oriental, Snow, Savannah; Glau- NYork brig Las N |, Dec ‘onek, Gordon, Kingston, Ja, rel, bark J E Eaton, Ellinge 3. wood, London. 4th"-Cleared, ship Duke of Wellington (Br, Allen, Livere pool. Peaiied—Sehr Mary & Susan, Johnton, Bahamas, SU) -Saned, ship Duke of ¥ ‘on, Liverpool, DGARTOWN, Deo 2—Arri brig Robin, Hopkins, ‘2d. fohrs James Henry, Wilson, ma, do for Portland; ‘\orida, Met- Sonth Amboy for’ Boston. NYork for do; Amelia, ¢, do for Rock and. he vesself above reported; also schra Emma C and Grand Island. ERNANDINA, Dec 4—Arrive Limeburner. NYork. Cleared 34, brig B 'Voung, Joy, FORTRI INROE, ‘Dec '8. bark Daring, from Weat Indi des, from Matanzas; schr Peerless, from Porto Rico, Passed ont Brig DO Chipman, and achr Louisa D, for Cuba; brigs Montevideo, for Fa mouth; Josephine, for’ Bos- ton; selir Dominion Lark, for Nova Scotia, Arrived at do, achr Small, Nova Scotia for Baltimore. GALVESTON, Nov 23—Cleared, schr Alle Oakes, Pills bury, NYork, SONVILLE, Dec 2—Arrived, brig Percis Hinckley, Foster, Boston ; 3d, sebr Monadnock, do, ‘eared Sd, schrs Mountain Laurel, Langley, NYork; Se- ranma, rrivea, ‘k Ella Moore (ir), vitas, Trask, Calais; Isabella ‘osmos, Parsons, Bostor chi via St Anarewa; Malvina Jane steamship Alabama, N York (having repaired). Passel in for laltimore, Masters, London; Keurman, Kennard, Bengor Calvin, Waycott, St John, NB (Br), Sith, St John, NB; Ida nt, Freeman, Squan Beac! Kate P Lant, Lunt, Red Bench, Me; J V Wellington, Snow; LA Bartle, Smith, and L Blew, Buckalew, Boston; A Wool- ley, King, Gloucester: Jas 8 Whilien, Crowell, Providence. Cleared—Bark D McPherson, Mason, Gibraltar; brig nice (Br), Barker, St John, NB; achr Ramon de Ajuria (new), MeBride, Sagua, NEW ORLEANS, Dec 3—Arrived, steamship New York, Nordenholdt, Breman ; ships Eufemfe (Sp), Salas, Barcolo- na: Union, Gorman, ‘Havana; La Gloire, Rood, Liverpool ; Erie, Ralsbeck, do; Allan, Locke, do; Leonora, Uriflln, Bel- fast; barks Laguna, Levertre, Vera Criz; Eva’ i Fisk, Eme- ry. Liverpool: HD Brookman, Savin, Genoa; Edouard, Hal. rstadt, Tremen; brig Cascatille, Carlisle, Turks Island; chr Brazos, Rouit, Ruatan Island. . Sournweer Pass, Nov al—Arrived, steamship Chrynolite, Gill, Liverpool: brig Esnex, Newcombe, Port Talbot, NORFOLK, DecB—Arrived, achr Jackson, Clavell, Balt- more for Bermuda, leaky. #th—Put in, steamship Australasian, Baker, from Mobile forts et pool, to coal. act ~ /EDFORD, Dec 7--Sailed, schr Sarah, Cobb, Phila- 2. NEW LONDON, Dec 6 Arrived, echra James Nelson, Ma- Lincoln, Elirabet port for do for Pi wtucket ; comber, and Sallie W Ponder, Taunton: Salmon Washburn, Stap! Frank Herbert, Crowell, Providence for Philadelphia; R P King, Buven, do for Ellzabethvort; § P Adama, Tabbut, do for NY ork. NORWICH, Dec 6—Arrived, achrs Wm Wallace, Scull, Phi- ladeiphin; J 8 Terry, Raynor, Newburg; Chancellor, Fergu- son, Hoboken; Chief, amee do, NEWPORT, Dec 7.2 PM-—Wind N, blowing heavy, sailed, schrs Frank 'M Freeman, Newcomb, Boston for Virginia’ Francia M- Loring, Higgins, do for do; Dictator, Paine, do for Wicomico River; Carrie P Rich, Rich, Provincetown for Virginia; Dan Simmons, Patterson, Vrovidence for Tan- jer. SVORTLAND, Dec 6-—Arrived, schra Intrepid, Rosebrook, Baltimore ; Pinta, Smith, Lubec for NYork. Cleared—Brig Almon Rowell, Atherton, Havana, Sailed—Bark Geo 8 Hunt. yLORTSMOUTH, Dec 2-Arrived, schr Richmond, Guptil, york. PROVIDENCE, Dec 7 Sailed, schrs L 8 Lovering, Corson; Rachel Seaman, ‘Seaman, and Lydia A May, Baker, Phila- aelphia; Ira Bliss, Hudson, NYork; sloop de Island, Ty- ron, do. PAWTUCKET, Dec 7—Arrived, schr Pennsyivania, Huteh- ing, Rondout. Sailed—Sehr J H Young, Rarrett, NYork. RICHMOND, Dec 6—Arrived, bark Richard Pease (Br), Rathbun, NYork. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 8~Arrived, ship Speranza, Sunder- land, see Dec 4—Arrived, bark Narragansett, Hamlin, wwport, Cleared—Ship Norden (Nor), Haaralasen, Belf (NG), Weissenhorn, Liverpool: Oneco, Haskell, do. Sailed—Bark Canada (N#), Lammert, Belfast, 1 8th—Arrived, steamships San Jacint York; abip Marion, do; achr © A Jones, SALEM, Deo 6—Arrived, schr Richard Bulwinkle, French, NYork, foNINGTON, Dee 6 Arrived, achrs Peri SheMeld, Rondout; Harriet, Crowley, Addison, Me, for NYork. Pes VA ae ee er Don't forget that due of the best Stortes written. this year was written by Mrs. Samper Mayden (Hattie), and tt will be commences next Monday a the FIRESLDE COMPANION, . ’ . . . . . . . . . . ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . . . * . . 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