The New York Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1869, Page 10

10 BROOKLYN = ‘GLECTION FRAUDS, “Preser'jing the Purity of the Si Ay Indictments Against Officials in the Brooklyn Departments for Alleged Election Frauds—Nearly All the Implicated Parties Arrested— Their Names and Other Particulars. Krooklyn was rather exotted yesterday, at least the politicians who make their living out of Brook- lyn were excited, which to all intents and purposes mounts to the same thing as far as the politicians wre concerned. The cause of the excitement was ahe completion of the labors of the Grand Jury which had been during the past month busily en- gaged in investigating the frauds committed at the late election, and about which such a virtuous hub- bub has been made in the newspapers. The tntel- @igence that the jury Would make their report at the opening of the Court of Oyer and Terminer was brulted about the strects ai an early hour, and the natural consequence was a “packed audience,” com- posed principally of small fry politicians and their seedy lawyers, when Judge Gilbert took his seat. During the transaction of the usual routive basi- ness of the court the highly periumed gen- tiemen Who sport huge diamond pins and velvet coats, and whe are known to the suffering Wixpay- ers as their city Jawinakers, endeavored the best wey could to kill time by betting on the question as to how many of the faitiful friends of the party, if any, would be indicted, and sanntering out into the hallways occasionally to talk over the impending danger to themselves and to “put up” the money @u the beis made in the courtroom. One of the Most instructive bets made in the hallway was made between two well known city officials on them- seives, and the perfect Knowledge each had of the other's cuaracter can be imferred from the fact that neither was wilkng to give odds An even number of greenbacks was, therefore, placed 4m the hands of a suniing and, doubtless, Tantaal irienxd who stood by during the discussion of the “preliminaries,” How the bet will be deciued is one of those questions which may yet forma fitting theme jor lawyers to palaver over before ome civil justice should the stakeholder prove too “neutral” ior either party, as # few moments alter the wager Was made the report of the jury gratiflea the betters with tne knowledge that they were both Indicted, THE GRAND JURY. Judge Gilbert, accompanied by Associate Justices Hoyt and Voorhees, entered the court about ten o’clock and took bis seat on the bench, The names of te Grand Jury were then called and answered to, ‘The following 13 & correct list of the gentiemen who formed this Jury, Which aeserves the tiauks of every weil meaning citizen for tne good work it @ccom- Plished duriug its sittings:— Occupation. presiden Fiour nee . P. Libby, frman.Gas Francis Core. ‘ Halsey Corwi Bamuel Brash, Jo Lac Bainbridge at Pacitic st. Tuird place. 30 Remsen st. 56 Columbia Orange tt. . 1 Pierrepont st. Chas. H. Hyde. 45 Eliott place. Alid. i Puiciter. 10S Lawrence st, Judge Gilber', after each juror had answered to his name, inquired if the jury bad any report to make, whereupon Mir. Libby, the foreman, rose aud, handing a huge bundle of papers to the clerk Jor transmission to We Beuch, stated that the Grand Jury had been engaged in a prolonged and serious inquiry relative to the Mauner in whicw the late election had peen con- ducted, and the resuil of their inquiries would be geen in the indictments which they now presented. Judge Gilbert took up the huge bundie of Lodici- ments, and, Without opening tuem, remarked that the Court Was aware the gentlemen of the Grand Jury had devoted a great dea! of time to an investi- gation of great pubic import and the thaaks of the Court and of the public at large were due to them for the avention they had paid to their duties, They would now be discharged, and the court would wand adjourned for the term. + _ District Attorney Morris tien received from the Court the mdicunents that had been found, with instructions to prosecute them at the earliest oppor- wuniiy. w . Ralston. THE INDICTMENTS were sixty in number. Ali of taem were found for Various oflences Comprised wader the general head of Violation of the laws relating to elections. Some of the parties are charged with fraudulently canvassing the voles at said election, by allowing more votes for John Cunmingham, Kobert Farey and 4m some Instances) Henry Corr and Thomas Foran, than were acwually cast lor sald candidates, THE INDICTED. ‘The following are the nawes of the sixty indiyid- mals indicted. it will be seen that Police Justice Walsh and Civil Justice Buckiey, Fire Commissioner Neg and Supervisor Waist sre among the pum- er— Patrick McLaughiin, clerk in Tax Collector's office, and Peter Fitzpatrick, for fraud and false canvass in the Second ward; Henry H. Adams, expressman, for fraud m the canvass and false count; James Sucitey, Justice of the Peace, and George Brown, Hydrant inspector Water Board, for refusing to can- Vae® Lhe voles in (he presence of citizens; Patrick Crooke, clers in Justice Riely’s court, and Richard Smith, for frauduleatiy altering tue election returns and excluding citizens from the polling piace; Wuliam Lynen, Deputy Coroner, and Thomas Mur- ray, for altering tue election returns and falling to deliver the returns as required by law; George Cook, excjpding citizens trom ine polling piace and count ing “yotes for Jones which were cast for Good- rich; Henry P. Mayo, clerk im Water Board, and Michael Darman, — clerk Tax jector’s ofice, fraudulently canvassing Ammer- man’s votes for Cullen for Assembly; Andrew Walsh, Police Justice, and James Sneriin, false ean- yassing and excluding voters from the polling place; George K. Rogers, Tax Collector's ofice, fraudulent alteration of the election returns; Bernard kelly aud Wim. Powers, fraudulent count of the votes and excluding citizens from the polis; Jonn Galvin, Sur- rogate’s Office, fraudulent canvass of votes; Thomas F. Nevins, District Engineer of the paid Fire Depart- ment, and James W. Naughton, fraudulent canvass of the votes, alteration of election returns and ex- clading citizens from the poling place; Bernard Mahoney and John Bradley, failing to make return of the canvass as required by law; Patrick Keenan, cierk in Tax Collector's office, and Michae! Noonaa, - Trauduient canvassing; Willian Grady and John Maher, fraudulent canvass of votes; James Waisn, Traudwently aitering the vote for Supervisor, 'wenty-second ward; Edward Howard and Patrick Fitzsimons, traaauient canvassing of vote Edward J. O'Flyon and Witham fh, Hoogeson, frau wicnt canvassing of yoies; James F. Lomas and ‘Thomas Norton, irauduient canvassing and altering of election returns; P. H. Donovan, refusing to can ‘Vass voles ag required by law; ‘Thomas Kennedy and Peter Fitzpatrick, fraudulent canvases; John Courtney, clerk in Surrogate’s office, omuung to deliver election returns and changing the true vote tuereou; Wiliam A, Brown, Fire Commissioner pald kire Department, and John H, Couriney, ex-consta- bie Ninth ward, fraudulent canvass of votes; Fred- erick Huckstone, Denais Gearey, Fire Depart- ment; James Dixon and Wiham McCauley, adding nates to the registry on election day, contrary to Jaw, and receiving legal vores, The other parties mdicted were Hugh Carboy, Thomas Kennedy, Danie! Hart, Wilnaw H. Rogers, William Giadden, Timothy F. Foley, James Hughes, Alexander Hamiiton, Jonn Lynch, James O'Donnel), Jonn Dagan, William Plant, Michae) Walsh, James Lynch, Witham J, Chinn, William Higgins. Benen warrants have been issued for the parties indicted Who Will be arraigned in the Court of Sessions this week. The greater number of those indicted hold Oflice or are in the einploy of the tous commis: gious, Several of tue defaulting canvassers have “left town on urgent business” to avoid the ©. tion of the bench warrants for their apprehens: THR ARRESTS. ‘The arrest of neariy ail Uiese parties was effected yesterday afternoon, aud those who were unable to wive bail were held m durance vile until such time as Lieir friends can come up to the captain's oMce and seitie, MORE TO Come. it is said that there are a great many other persons who will yet ve indicted, and who wonld have been indicted by the same grand jary which pala so much attention to the Individuals ‘above mentioned had tt mot byen considerave enough to eave « little of the sport to the next grand jury. ‘The jitter will be em- anelled on the Sd of next month, and will take np he investigations Into the frauds at the pout where their predecessors jeft them. WiLL THE MEN BR TRIED? The Coutt of Sessions of Kings county will meet uring the coming week, and will continue sitting fom to day. The jatl calendar wil be taken up aed proceeded with withont delay. Meanwhile the clsction cases wul be brought forward vy arraign- meat and the day fixed for each trini. Ak soon ag the grisoners now in jail are disposed of, which will be within a week OF two, the election trials will be colmwenced and prosecuted until disposed of. There are these who contend that not one of the persons inatetun) Will be tried, as the whole investigation was a “put up joo” by cert individuals who had poms to make gor future use by getting a8 many of the email fry politteians and their frends under their thumbs ag possible; but District Atiorney Morris, Who hae been e powermuily mairgareptar io Keeur NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. ———e the @eclares his determination to sec the guod cated through, come weal or woe. A few eeks more wiil tel the story. . ‘THE PESLING IN’ BROOKLYN. nt most needless to state that the law-abiding paren of the Brooklyp community, who did all they were able to do at the late election to make it an honest one, are in great glee over the acvion of the Grand Jury. On the other hand, the rough and scum of the “party” which lus been 80 dishonored by the frauds that were committed at the election and so well vindicated from the charge of universal swindilag by a publie oficial of is own choice, are threatening all sorts of things if any further action 18 taken in the matter, One thing is certain, tat the “repeaters” and their abettors have received & lesson whien they will not soon forget—that 1s, If those who have been indicted be promptly tried and those found guilcy bedeait with according to their deserty and the demands of the law. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. POLICE RECORD.—There were 320 persons arrested in thie city by the police of the severai precincts during the past week. SEIZURE OF A STILL.—AN ihett distillery of 100 gallons capacity was seized by the revenue officials yesterday, in @ building on Conover strect, near King. The mash was destroyed and the remainder of the property found on the premises was conis- cated. BUSINESS IN THE SURROGATE’S CouRT.—The wills Of the following persons (deceased) were admitted to probate in the Surrogate’s Court of Kings county during the past week:—James Calhoun, $9,000; John Payne, $20,000; Enos B, Cooper, $20,000; Lydia Beecher, $2, 5 Eliza Stafford, $9,000; Ezra Sum~- mers, $18,000; George Ernest, 000, Letters of adwinistration were granted on the estates of Jere- muah Scnenck, George Scheilien, Wilham P, Smith, of North Hampton, Mass., and Charles Smith, John Wa: Wiliam Murnane, Phinph C. Wagner, Catherine Fergusson. CRIME IN BROOKLYN, John Usiis, a night watchman, was arrested yes- terday and arraigned before Justice Voorhies on a charge of burglary. Not being ready for trial, is Was sent down until Thursday next, The case aur one. A Week ago the wife of the burglar caused the arrest of the complainant, Frank Hemmer, on @ charge of rape, but, the evidence being incon- clusive, Hemimer was honorably discharged, and itis alleged that the burglary was committed by Ustis at the store of Memmer during his incarcera- tion on the charge of rape. It is expected that the examination on Thursday next will unveil a scene of cubning and villainy not often visible outside tne second ciass theatre: LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, NED BY BENZINE.—Yesterday evening Mar- garet Harrity, of No. 118}, Amity street, was badly burned by her clothes taking fire from burning ben- zine toat had failen op the stove, ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.—A few minutes after twelve o’clock last night, as officer Murphy, of the Nineteenth precinct, was conveying a prisoner to the station house in Fifty-ninth street, he was as- saulted at the corner of Fifty-sixth street and Sec- ond avenue by a gang of roughs, knocked down and his prisoner taken from him. SuppEN DEATH IN ROOSEVELT StREET.—On Fri- day night Uriah Pearsall, who has long kept @ place of questionabie character in the Fourth ward, died suddenly while sitting in his chair on the vop floor Of premises 121 Roosevelt street. Death, doubdtiess, Was the result of natural causes, Coroner Rollins Was notified to hold an inquest on the body. ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.—George Kruner, of 434 East Seventcenth street, was arrested by oficer Little. of the Eighteenth precinct, last night, upon complaint of Michael Hughes, of 414 East Eighteenth sireet, ensrred in company with two others who are still at large, with seizing him on the night of the 6th inst. and taking $160 from him. He will be arraigned at Jefferson Market this morning. A DISHONEST AGENT.—A man named John L. ste- pllenson was yesterday arraigned before Justice Shandiey, at Essex Market Police Court, charged with larceny from the person. John Snyder, we complaimant, stated that on the 13th ot December he Went into a saloon at the corner of Second avenue and Sixty-sixth street and there went to sleep ina chair, While sieeping soine one state from lim (Snyder) a purse containing $150, Two men were in the saloon, and yesterday Snyder met one of them, who toid him that Ley art had committed the theft. The prisoner denied all knowledge of the matter, bul Jusitce Shandiey heid him for examina- tion. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. Moon rises... .eve Sun rises....... 7 20 | 434; High water..mora 8’ Sun sets, ....... 5 29 PORT OF VEW YORK, DECEMBER 18, 1869, CLEARED. ghttamtilp Cny of Brooklyn Gir), Brooks, Liverpool—Jobn ale. Steamabip Virginia (Br, Thomas, Liverpool—National Steamship Co, Steamebip Atalanta (Br, Pinkham, London—Howland & Aspinwall. Steamship India (Bri, Munroe, Giasgow—Henderson Bro Steamship Rapidan, Whitehurst, Havana and New Orleans —Livingston, Fox & Steamsln Mallory & a Feamsbip Sherman, Quick, New Orleans—Frederic Ba: r. 0 ‘ariridge, Galveston via Key West—C H ker. 4 hennahlp Mariposa, Kembie, New Orieans—H B Cromwell Co. onan Victor, Gates, New Orleans—C H Mullory & 0. Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, Savannab— WR Gavri- fon. Steamship Hanteviile, Crowel javannab—R Lowden. Steamship Champion, Lockw: Pie , Charieston --H R Morgan 0» Steamship Regulator, Pennington, Wilmington, NC —J Lor- jard. Steamship Wm P Ciyde, Morgan, Wilmington, NO—Jas jan. Steamship Ellen $ Terry, Chapin, Newbern, Ferris & Co. Steamship Hatteras, Blackwood, Norfolk—Ola Dominion Bioanahp Co. ea ‘teamship isaac Beil, Bourne, Nortol Ony Wr \d Richinond-Old Dominion Steamship Uo. me And ghutamabip E € Knight, Johnson, Georgetown, DC—Phittips own. wiicamahip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedtord—Ferguson & 00 Ship Cremorne, Gates, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. Ship Vanguard, Russell, New Orleans—N H Brishai pebatk Tycoon (Br), Muiter, Perarth Roads for orde niley. hint Jesse Campbell (Br), Amero, Bristol—G A Phillips & ‘ollina. Bark Reindeer, Wellington, ar Barbatos—H Trowbridge’s nk. Hark B W Grifiths, Drummond, Matanzas—J EB Ward & Bark M A Jobuston (Br), Leder, Savaniah—G F Bu Bark Ada Gray, Reece, Port Jand—Brett, Son & Co, Brig Wexford (Br), Crane, Liverpool, E—D R DeWolf & 6, Jirtg Nellie Antrim, Lord, Oporto—Bret., Son Co. Brig Express (Br). Mumford, Bareelony—G F Bulley. Brig John Chrystal, Barnes, ‘Riciinond—Mason, Preeurt & ey. Sehr A B Gardner, Barbour, Point au Pitre (Guad)--H A Vataule & Son, Sehr Ada (Br), Belyea, St John, NB—Heney & Parker. Sehr TG Russell, Clark, New Orlenna—N H Brigham. Schr MW Hupuer, Gilman, Savannah—Bentley, Miller & Thomas, Scly Susan Wright, Mount, Georgetown, 8C—Doliner, Pot- ter & Co. gett Nelly Potter, Gaakil, Washington, NCW K U1! Co. = Schr Onward, Bunker, Kaltimore—C E Staples & Schr Paragon, Shute, Philadeiphia— & Sehr Virginia, Bearse, Philadelphia Baker de Sehr Stateaman, Cates, Machias—Snow & Ricliar: Sebr M Langdon, Pinkham, Boston—H R Brown Scur Bay State, Seabury, Boston—S W Lewis & Co. Sour G W Baldwin, Low, Warcham- Ferguson & Wood GK Racket & Bro, 0" Sober R smith, Baixdeu, New Haveo ARRIVALS. US steamship Benicia, Commander 8 Nicholson, Ports- Nit, Deo 14, Steamship Kein (NG), Meyer, Bremen Dec 4, vin South- mnpton 7th, with mae and 27 passengers, to Ueiric Mad weateriy gales, with rough sea, up to Newfound Banks; since than easterly winds. J States, Smith, New Urieans Dec 11, with encers, to Frederic Baker. Was detained ont- > hours by the easterly gale and thick fo 27:10, lon 87 r ed odor ence foe vey tLELW: ton 870%, pasted eleamship Lodona, hence romwell, Clapp, New Orleans Dec 11, with gers, it # Cromwell & Co. Ith, AM, b passed avip Caba, bound south; same TM, saw a schooner, below the Tavern Houses, vad, apparently shingles; could not ked like T K Scull; afterwards saw a NG bark off Barne- iy Ya die pendant. Hex- or thes vat hont. Huikley, Savannah, Doo M4, with mdse uray,’ Kerris & Co. ron perieneed tolerably rough Steamship Vir ani paesengern, Ik, with mdse and sntp' Co, » Georgetown, DO, with Nai, at 9 Ad, oft Fenwick's if taining, Kega of grapen, {which nppeared to have beet dards J Steamatip Charleston, Berry, from Ch with mdse aad passengers, to Tenry Kk Nope econ % onte Rowa (of Boston), Thomas, Cacia and Sand fewis, Sent , with mdse, to Veaborly, Wiis & Con Pasane Cayo of Good Hope Oct %, and 4 the Eyuator Nov 2, Ship Cultivator, Russell, Liverpool Nov 12, "i 9 witi tise, vo Wilhame &'Gulon. Had indore ee Ship Chandos (of Bostov, new, lied tous). tiurre Me, O days, in ballast, toK P Huck & Uo, io | Francisco Ins W Ontoodt's line, ota, Perry, in, ays, with mids Oo & Houghton % dae, to Miller Bark Pepita (NG), Hansen, Rio Grande, with cotter, to order, Is anchored at the South west Spit for ord Bark Gem (ir), Powers, Old Harbor, Ja, 30 days, via I ware Breakwater Dec 16, where she’ put in for provie with logwood, to master, Had heavy weather, aud sp! on Helfnst, for San se Bark Mendota, Perry, Sagua, 10 daye, with sugar, to Miller & Houghton, Brig Woodiand, Mankia, Montevideo, to Murray, Ferris & Go. Crosned the 40.W. Had moderate weather \bwr), Oeirom, Kio Janeiro, 60 days, witb cot BL days, with Lide quater Nov 23, 1u loo Welsford & Co—vessel to Funch, Bdye & Co. Malor Nov-és iu lon 38 W., Bad heaty weather ‘on the coast; lost fore and main yi Tost aud split sails. Brig Favorite (of New fi Duell, Dimerara, 26 dave, With molaases, to H Trowbridge’s Sona. Brig China (Br), Arenbure, merara, 26 pegs, wih sugar and mo'nsses, to Geo A Phiups & Collins. Has been 16 days north of Hatteras, with strong norther! Coe Brig Heien {Bey A ney yd Horr 4 days, beneig ee ‘wood, to Brett, Bon & Co. o BPO! GF Feniston, bound N; 16h, lat'S7, lon 73 80, passed a ves tei’s mast, with riggiog attached; Bad been but a short time (of Freeport), Osgood, Havana, 17 day war, to Stevens & Soule, ‘Had strong NW and Ni we. mery, Wanka River, Nic, 19 days, with mahogany, J Leayeratt Co, Pg Se wea th, ‘hr Miranda (of New Haven), Hardy, Grand Tork, Tl, % days, with salt, to Woodruff & Kobinson.’ Is bound to Prov! with winds most of the pax Schr Petroniia (Bi), he, 10 dence, Had heavy northerly gales the entire passage; passed Cape Hatteras on the th iast"and made it nedinon toe Lith, AChE Regutn, Call, Jacksourvite, 13 days, with umber, to 1 F alrehild, Scbr H W Miller, Miller, Philadelphia for Boston, Passed Through Heil Gato, BOUND sourH, Schr Blue Bird (Br, ——, St John, NB, 9 days, York, with lath to Jet Fipedcoe basin —— Schr Ellen (Br), Lewis, St John, NB, for New York, with Tum! toJ 3 Schr Alfred Keen, Snow, Rockland for New York, with stone for the New Post Office. Schr E F Meany, Lewis, Rockport for Harlem, with stone. Schr WH Denais, Lake, Boston (or Philadelphia. Schr John Farnum, Barker, Boston for Philadelphia. Sehr Mary Elea, Thomas, Boston for Philadelphia. ete M Fil more, Knight, Hoston for New Yorx. ford, Westport for New York. Schr Messenger, Dean, Taunton for New York, Sehr R Schwartz, Alien, l'rovidence for Philadelphia. Sebr Julian Neison, Cavalier, Providence for Philadelphia. Schr Alexander, Davies, Providence for New York. Schr Susan, Hodgdon, Newport for New York. Schr A R Wetmore, Bogart, Providence forNew York. Schr James Hoffman, Shropehire, New Haven for New York. MN Hamiiton, Brower, New Haven tor New York, Schr K L Tay, Smith, New Haven for New York. Schr E C Dennison, Alien, New Haven for New York. Bene: Reading Rajlroad No 42, Lynch, New Haven for New ‘ork. Schr Honest Abe, Conery, Bridgeport for New York. ir Eagle, Chase, Bridgeport for New Yorks Schr Mercer, Wasson, Hridgeport for New You. Schr Watchful, Brainerd, Bridgeport for New York, ‘hr JR McFee, Hubbard, Norwalk for New York. chr Mail, Holmes, Greenwich for New York, Schr Haze, McNamee, Greenwich for New York. Schr Challenge, Terrill, Greenport for New York, Schr Ella, Smith, Northport for Philadelphia, BOUND BAST. Wellington, Snow, Philadelphia for Boston, att, Dickerson, Philadelphia for Boston. Rankin, Fuller, Philadelphia for Portiand. BELOW. Ship Benton (of Liverpool), Wallace, from Calcutta Aug 29 (by pilot boat Wasiinxton, No 22). _ Bark Regia (Nor), Larsen, from Briato} Sept 28, via Briton Ferry (by pilot boat 'Wasbingten, No 22), SAILED. Steamships City of Brooklyn, and Virginia, Liverpoo! Ianta, London; India, Glasgow; Ra Galveston; Victor. Mariposa, and San Jacinio, and liuntayile, Sayanni ton; Win P Clyde, Wilmington, NC NO} Isaac Bell, Richmond, ee} Sehr Rehr J) Sebr M Ata. Tinie, ; Champion, Charles- C’ Knight, Georgetown, DC. more favorable weather, Wind at sunset ENE, fresh. Shipping Notes. Bristol, E, bound in, but sbortly afterwards the gi and obliged thein to hau! off. Marine Disasters. dreth, to Cape Isiand to her assistance. unvll PM. The cargo picked up by vessels. off midnight of isth and towed into Hallet’s Cove b Samuels, holes preparatory to upplying the steam pumps. fair prospects of pumping her out. ei Suir Loug: with her caggo of guano. Brig CurLew—The wreck of the bng Curlew, of and fi liarbor Grace, NF, for Cow ULL, from Suffolk, Bentinek & Co, in ashore two miles so: water. Na: full of pauy hi Hell Gate, wax ‘beached at’ Haliett’s Co was put © od by Capt UA Bovtt, A xieam ft ut the fout of Clinton street. reached their bebalf. PENzaNce, De Sutherland, trom Philadelphia for Antwerp (petroleum), by in ship. ¥ destination in charge of first mate firet favorable opnortinity Chinchas (guano), stranded Dec 2 at the ent at Bordeaua. Her expected to oat at high water. Miscellancous. city railway at New Bedford, repairing, was launchint J inst., after being built up amidebips from the ke stardourd aide, where sbe was cut down. New Snir—Captain Wilham MeGilvery, of Searsport, i getting together the Up thia winter. Si NC—Murray, * will be frat meriy of to command her. ‘THE GLOUCESTER HERRING FLEET now numbers 38 ver- till Further increased ; ¢ trips to the coast and harbors of id, and Ii will geek for herring along the New Gloucester ves- nela engaged in the frozen berring wade was 83, all of which sels and the number will 27 of these vessels will mal Newfound wick Probably be hore, Last year the number o made trips to Newfoundland, Lavne: will lau prove favorable. Whalemen. Arrived at Honolnin, Nov 10 ol, 60) do wh oil, 300 $4 Ibe bore: Masrachsette, #p oil, 1,000 Mo wh off, 17, r, Arctic Ocean, #0 bbls oll, 16,000 ibe "bone; tie ‘Ocenn, 900 bbl da, Swif, Arctic Ocean, 700 wh oil, ships Josephine, Covan, Aretic Ocean, 6 5 on, 18,060 be bone: ith, Ei wh oil, 600) Iba bone: bari 7) wh oil, 10,000 Ibs bo i} 00 walrus Eltzabeth oil, V5, ofl, 1,000 Swift, 00 wh Iba } of whalebon ‘ov 44, barks ( 496,000 Lbs ‘om Honoiuin Win Keteh, ¥. jedford ; led from Provincetown Mth inst, chr Arizona, Bell, for Atlantic Ocean. Sehr J Taylor, of Provincetown, has been withdrawn from the whaling fleet of that port, Bark Ja Wikis, of NB, was at Honolulu Nov 20, with a full fre na woud aall for home Now in charse i , forinerly of the Adeline, Capt W would. wai \fornia for Japan Sea about Dee 20, Ne, late of ngie, has shipped Kk NB, as Honolulu. Capt Howland will re’ lonolult, and ¢ Williams, fort hipped as roaster of ship Hibernia, of NB. Smith will return home, ‘on the passage from ‘They being In compan ool, making about | bbl 5 | bon Hark Active, off NB, oll by ship Rainbow, hon Honolaly, bad shipped 68) bbla wh nd will ehdp balance by bark Awas- Bark Lagoda, of NB, at Honoluln, bad shipped 11,7 bone by ship J’. Dinmlck, aud would sip oll by the Mug rn, of N net, Bark Auro Hon bone by the JL Dimmic Bark Elizabeth swift, of NR, at 16,000 tbe Lone by the ship Rainbo ‘Bark Benjamin Camminge, of Nis, at Monoluin, had ship. ped 2.800 Ibs bone by the ship Katabow, Bark Oliver Crocker, tH bbls wh of! by ship Ow: L Dimmniet. A Darge Float in the Ocean, Senn » PARA, Brasil, Now 16, 1869, To THE ED ov 148 Henan On my ontward voyage, on Oct 2, in Yet 32.15 N, lon 66 Nh nla, had shipped 14,000 iby Hutu, had shty mile distant, looked like a vessel's mast, twenty to twenty: seemed well and emoothly 0 is amailer corners, | ea fi about & year aga, an aecount of someting ral appearance having been teen cioxe to Bermuda. one can give Jaformation where jt came frm, since it went adrift, what it ts, &e, they will matiafy an curiosity, If nothing more, I'passed eo close to it that] hi it chance to judge 0} e5 consirnetion, a 101 pon. Ae it oats entirety tnd arly the set of the current, no wrecks and other bodiew Ur it ss diflicult to swentit it, with two large rin, the colons of the BRAD wrecks, fea. contact with, aa I am saul d it could receive, withor ary, & heavier shock thy tr pr i SAML Y vesne! ought to stand, ‘W AWINNERTON, Captain, Notice to Mariners, WRECK ON nOTTOM. Sehr Satelite, of Rockport, reporta th on bottom, about hall way between Bi ern Polmt. water, land and Her foremasi is vinible about ti Spoken. Ship Globe (Be), Brimage, frow Liverpoo! for Aan Fran | cinco, Dee %, off Tuskar a — Ellen 8 Terry, Newbern, Owing to the strong NE gale which prevailed yesterday aud last evening several of the above avchored in the bay to await Pilot boats arriving up from outside yesterday report a strong NE gale, with aflerce rain storm. No damage has ocurred among the ehipping at the ducks or in the harbor that we have heard of. The pilot boat Washiueton, No 22, reports yesterday, 15 miles SE of the Highlands, put a pilot on board the British ship Benton, from Calcutta for this port, ‘And at the anme time apoke the Norwegian bark Regia, from wet in Sip ABHORT—A large full-rigged ship is ashore on the Shears, with mizzenmast gone, The Atlantic Submarine Wrecking Company have despatched their agent, Capt Hil- * STRAMGHIP GRECIAN Steamer Winante returned AM 18th from the wreck of the steamship Grecian, at Jones’ Inlet, and reports that on Thursday the wreckers could not board her ik Washing out of the wreck, and the sea for miles is covered with it. Portions of it are being STEAMER Gro B UPTON, ashore on Hallet’s Point, full of Water, keel twisted out, rndder gone and stern post started, and gipposed would be a total Joss, was successfully gotten Vaptaio ‘ident of the Atlantic Submarine Wrecking Company. Divers are now at work on her stopping up the There are , at Honolulu, will be repaired and proceed from Bay, wrecked at Gabarus 5th together with the materfals, were sold at auction on the Va, with shingles, con- h of ‘the Atidntie ‘Bubtoarine Wrecking Com- Gespstched their seamer Lackawanna 10 her Sour E 8 Gi.nenseeRve, after being got off Mill Rock, at - mip ‘on board of her, and she was pumped out and die. with the steamer WT Traxton, jeptune Submarine Company, and put upou the ways A Drerrrorr Cerw—The crew of the brig Alexander Nick: from Bangor for Boston, recently abanconed at sea, Boston on the 16th inst in very destitute circurn: tances, and an appeal bas been made to the charitable in 5—The brigantine Elgin, of Pictou, NS, ub in here, the aecoud mate having met Mis death by fulil from the upper top: ‘d and thi in also being fll an unable to proceed 1 will proceed to her Haven, Dec 4—The P € Merrymay (Am), Soule, from the nee to the roads position was not dangeroits, and she was Bank HARRIPT LIRVESLEY, which bas heen upon the 6th on the rial for a ship of 1,400 tons to be put will be built of hackmatack and oak and Capiain Nickels, for- —Messra John McVicker & Co, of Pembroke, Me, ch a foe new bark the 20th inst should the weather rk Dowden, Aretic Ocean, 000 tbs bone ; ship Januajsinith, Ochotak p ) lbs bones: 12th, barks Aurora, Barnes, Aretic Ocean, 400 bbls walrus oil, 1,100 do wh Wileox, Arctfe Ocean, 40 Toa bone; Oliver Crocker, oily Mellen,” Ochouak! Sea, 800 Awashonk, Norton, Arctic Ocean, 19th, Hercules, Howland, Ochotsit ne, the past season of vexsels arriving ‘ole, Hayes, New cruise; 2ith, Roman, Jerdegan, master 6 Green has taken command of bark Janus, of ny of hip Florida, of San Fran- Ships George Howland and Hibernia, of Nit, at Honolulu, retle, fell fo with sperm whaler. mated, taking 5 whales out of the la. liforply, of NB, at Honoluio, bad shipped 16,252 ahip Cayton. sig. sabes Tos Honolulu, had shipped of NB, w my ¥ Head, and 15,000 ibe bone by ebip J Tfell In with a monderoript, which, at three-quarters of a @n passing nearer J thought it a vessel, botiom up; tacked amd paseed within fifty feet and foond Itto be something constructed of heavy timber, of pecuilar shape, thirty-five to forty feet long and wide, flonting level with the water or wash,” lifting with the sea three or four feet above the surface of the water, covered with barnacien and oysters as large asa ben's egg, Tw edges were rounded off, and it olte on 1 aba which I believe T have not en water it will show being infinenced by t are ndrift generally something likely there are more of them consider it © dangerous thing for a voasel to come wreck of @ vere) feet above Bark Neptune Byte ene Franciseo for New be foemee ore "Ph sadelphin for Boston, Dee 17, off Bi Barneval (by pilot boat Edius Driggs, No7). : Foreign Ports. t ANTW byt Dec 4—Sailed, Kate Scranton, Ros’; *2d India, Wittig Dee Stratford, Herlofsen, for STOL (Pi), In dg; \d Yori, do; Wini- penmeoi, His, 3! Tir tPane for tls Mata irs , Seott, for do do; Hattie M Fee evant Ariinetod, Bartlett, for Mobile, do: Maxgle Chaps man, Rutherford, for New Orleans, do; Kate-Prince, Libbey, for do do; Bengal, Raruess, for Singapore, do; Queen, ‘Dec 6 Salted. Kleanor, Pensacola. NAUX, Dec $—Sailed, Europa, Abrahamson, Pensa- pat . line 24, Atalanta, Hegemann, NYork. Balled from, "ae sd, Nancy, Maugat, San Francisco; jem, Jones, NYork. Cobre Dect Arrived, St Alexel, Larsen, Baltimore; Yjulin Holde, iitavzey do. pAb, sip eliton, ‘Rogers, San -anciaco for Bristol, to aise! CuxHavEN, Dec 4—Sailed, Feebter, New Or- leans. Dee 5--Passed, Kate Scarten, Rose, from Antwerp for NYork. Dunit, Dec —- Arrived at Kingston 4th, Crested Wave, Renouf, NYork for Newry. GREENOCK, Dec 17—Arrived, steamship Columbia, Dum- breck, N¥ork, GIURALTAR, Nov %—Arrived, Wild Gazelle, Nickerson, NYork (and cleared vith for enda); Don Quichotte, Paolilo, Philadelphia (and cleared 26th for Genoa), Havana, Dec 18—Arrived, steamship Florida, from Vera Craz. Livrnroon, Dec 5—Arrived, Limerick Lass, Marsham, New Orleans, Sailed 34, Adams, Jossick, NYork, Aaron Brow: New Orleans; Harvest Queen, Scloltz, Bermud Benjamin, Gerdien, Philadeipbia. Cleared 4th, Gatineau, Cummings New Orleana; Mexican, Arthur, Philadelphia: Mastan Arivatrong, Pensacola. Entered out » Victoria, Johnstone, Pensacola; Russia (@, Lott, NYork. Lonpon, Dec 4—Cleared, Cella (s), Gleadell, NYork (and sailed from Gravesend 5th). Ent out 4th, HL Richardson, Howes, Callao. Balled from Gravesend 4th, New World, Champion, New ork, naanonn, Nov 27—Arrived, Colonist, Andrews, Naples for on. NUIVERPOOL, NB, Dec—Arrived, brig E McLeod, McLeod, rk. MINSINA, Nov 25—Salled, B.A Bernard, Reed, NYork. NEWPORT (Mon), Dec $_Salled, Amoy, McKenzie, New Orleans; Bona Fide, Olsen, Mobile. Nuwronn, Dec 2—Arrived, Speedaway, May, Bristol for Galveston. NEWCASTLE, Dec 2—-Entered ont, Saga, Heinschein, New York. to GATSMOUT M1, Dec 4—Sailed, Land o'Cakes, Will, Hamp- on Roads, CURENSTOWN, Dec 18—Arrived, steamships Scotia, Jud- ki m8, Se Idaho, Cutting, NYork for Liverpool (and both pro- conde é beat II Dec3—Cleared, Jeasie Mildred, Ginn, New ori Sterrty, Dec1—Arrivea, Najade, Becker, Philadelphia; Hebe Konow, NYork. Sr Jou, NB, Dec 18-Arrived, bark Francié Bournent (Br), Oliver, Providence; brig Bloomer, Boston. falled—Scbrs Abbie, Matanzas; Addie M Chadwick, Doane, Cardenas. TENERIFYR, Noy 2—Arrived, Will Moulton, NYork; Guanche, Cayot, St Mary's, Ga. Ick, Nov 30—Arrived, Arctic, Blenkhorn, Philadelphia, Awerican Ports, BOSTON, Dec 17--Arrivea, bark Melbourne (Br), Horton, Shields, Nov 6; schr France#, Glbba, Philadelphia, Clearéd—Steamer William Lawrence, Hallett, Baltimore via Norfork; bark Acacia, Robinson, Matanzas; schr Carrie Melvin, Watts, St Thomas and a market. Also Cleared, brigs Thomas Owen, Guptill, Trinidad; Red- woot, Gardner, Havana; schr Gov J ¥ Smith, Crowell Baltt- more. Arrived from the Roads Brig M E Dana. Bark Norah, al a 38 M Tinker, outward bound, remain at anchor in 8. u Tith—Arrived, ateamere Aries. Wiley, Philadelphia; Ash- land, Crowell, NYork: St Louis, Babson, New Orleans: bark Coloma, Potter, Warren, R. I. BALTIMORE, Dec I7”-Arrived, schra Lath Rich, Paddock, NYork; W O Irlgh, do; Dani Pierson, Pierson, do. Cleared—Schra Marion Dri pots Meady, Portland: Samuel man, Kelly, New Bedford; J. Lymburner, Orcutt, Provi- dence; Daylight, McFadden, Stonington; Idella Small, Rob- bins, Belfast; Daal Holmes, Rulon, Hoboken; Rooch Moore, Chatabers, Jersey City. BELFAST, Dec 12—-Arrived, achr Helen M Condon, Con- don, Philadelphia for Rockland, ids —Salled, schr Georgia, Brier. Savannah, DL, Dee 15—Arrived, sehr Texas, Baice alled—Schr 8 P Bayles. Adams, Philadelphia, Vith—Sailed, schr Wm H Bowen, Reynolds, Rondout. CHARLESTON, Dec 15—Arrived, Spanish polacre Antonio Maria, Mataro, Matanzas. Cleared—Brig Renshaw, Sylvester, Boston. a ‘ORT, Dec 9--Cleared, achr Island Belle, Ingalle, ork. GALVESTON, Dec 10—Arrived, bark Texas, Mentzen, chr Pioneer, Sinith, NYork. Crusader (Br Newourg. ‘Winder, Liverpool; 10. rrived, schra Sulla, Kent, Salon, Samson, do; Island Belle, Eastport, and G bull, dr. Rockland ; all for NYork, HOLMES’ HOLE, Dec [18, PM—Arrived, schrs Pomona (Br), Molyneux, for Asua, St Domingo via Norfolk for Boston; Mail, Merrill, Portland for NYork; E K Dresser, Reed, Rockland for do, 17th, 9 AM—Sailed, brig dence’ (Br), A H Cain, Calais; Kim- Mary Given (Br); aches Impu- Garland, Maracaibo, Fleetwing (Nash), Hero, Kedron (Br), EL Dowling (Br, Il W God- trey, ME Femerick, Willie. Martin, Carroll, Viola, Velma, General Meade, Northern Light, Alice C Fox, Chillon, J Mor. ton (Br), Senator, Evelyn, James Telden, J’ © Thompson, Isaac Keen, Caroline, Vaihalla, Josephine, J F Carver, sarah Jane Br), Poininn and Sophie Bowes (itn, JACKSONVILLE, Deo -Sailed, schrs Ann E Valentine, Rayliss, Washington; Ring Dove, Wooster, NYork; Mth, J W Cota, Upton, Murtint ie ANN, Deo SArrived, sehr James $ Watson, Houck, deipkia. Lath— Arrived, schr BS Mershon, Ayres, Philadelphia, 1oth—-Arrived, schr Ada T° Stimpson, Stimpson, Phiiadel- phia (at Nahan MOBILE, Dec 13—Arrived, ships Tonawanda, Turley, and Lancaster, Jackson, Philadelphia; brig Elien H Dwyer, Ha- vanai scbr Ridgewood, Derickson, NYork. NEW ORLEANS, Dec 18-Agived, steamship Lodona, Hovey. NYork; bark La Pinta, Matthews, Cardiff. Below, waiting orders, bark Eva, Fisher, from —- Mth--Arrived, barks Woodside, Edmonds, Borde, Carter, Kenny,’ Baltimore; brig Sir Robert Pee! Montego Bay, da; schr J V'Turner, Gray, Ruatan, Cleared—Steamsbip Liberty, Recd, Havana and more; slip J H Stetson, Stetson, Havre: brigs Luc: Hall, Vera Cruz; Maria Yeabel (Sp), Palemo, ‘Trinidad (Sp), Rayo, do, SOUTHWEST PAse, Dec 1%--Arcived, achr J B Clayton, Clayton, NYork. Sailed, ships Wostmbreiand, © H south Balti- W Snow, jarcelona; ard, and bark Georgiana. if th—Sailed, ship Kenilworth. PAawe-A-LOUTRE, Dec L}—sailed, bark Eva, Galveston, NORFOLK, Dec i4—Saited, steamship Niagara, Biakeman, York. FORD, Dec 17—Sailed, acbr Glenwood, Dicker- hiladeiphis. WPORT, Dec 16, PM—Arrived, acbrs Mary Steele, Hig- ging, Borton for Tangier; Sarah Clark, Gritlin, Providence tor Philadelphia. 7th, #AM-—Arrived, brig ‘ah Emma (new, of Boston, york Carter, Addison, Me, for NYork; schrx Titmouse, more, Nantucket for Virginia; Clata Rankin, Ran: kin, Wood's Hole for Charleston, ‘The outward Bound vessels are mostly going out thte AM, With a light NW breeze. 2 PM—Salled, achrs Susan, Dumont, and Timothy Wood, Arnold, NYork’; Convert, Adams, Pawtucket for do: JS Welden, Crowell, Philadelphia for New Bedford; Pinta, Pike, Lubec for NYork, and the arrivals of the sth except ar NORWICH, Dec 16—Arrived, schr Black Diamond, Young, thport. NEW. LONDON, Dec 16 Arrived, schra JW Weaver, Philadelphia; Watebful, Reynolds, Providence for NYork. Batled—Schr Wm © Atwater, Rackett, Baltimore. PHILADELPULA, Dec 17—Arrived, brig Raby (Br), Leary, St Jobn, NB. Cleared Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, Havana and New Or- seans; ship Bombay, Jordan, Charleston: brige J E. Kirby, rd, Sagua; Hunter (Br}, Wilaon, St Jago; scbr Malvinn (Bi), Smith, St Jnhn, NB. ‘ORTLAND, Dee 16—Cleared, brig Wild Horse (Br), Ma- comber, Fonee, PR. Salled 15th, barke Heory 1” Lord, H Buck, and Fastella, I7th_-Cleared, barks Philens. Rose, Cardenas; Ellen Ste. vons, Lewis, Matanzas. PORTEMOUTH, Dec 16—-Sailed, steamship Centipede, Pen ton, Philadel PROVIDENCE, Dec 17-Satled, brig Peter & John (Br), McLanghiln, Charleston ; schre Martetta Steelman, Steelman, Georgetown, DC; Jaa M Bayles, Arnold, NYork; sloop Ger- ritt T Snediker, Young, do. RICHMOND, Dec 16—Sailed, schr J 1 Lockwood, Shar- rett, NYork. SAVANNAH, Dec 14--Arrived, ship Colonist ( Liverpool. Cleared—Schr Emeline McLain, Torrey, Ogeechee ani Boa: ton. 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