The New York Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1869, Page 8

—_——— EUROPE. EDUCATIONAL. The Orl.anist Manifesto tm | Exira Session of the Municipal Managers France. “Sullen’* Reception of the Empress Eugenie in Paris. ‘The lpewan sewmetip Olivo: Nasbingtoa Captain Allen, Which bef Liverpool on Lhe 16h and Queeo® town the 17(h of December arrived at Laie por yew terday evenine, he Cunard mall steainstip Nemems, Caprate jit) Unge, from Leverpool the Mia and Queene the 19th Of December, arrived at tule portgrenerday eveving. The French Transatiantic Mail Steamabin Com- pany’s steamship st, Ly 1, Canta Lemarie, from Havre the 16th and Brest the Ista of December reached Uts port yesterday. In Liverpool, Decemver 16, Mr, Sloss read a tele gram from Mr, Lange, the Loudon Director of the Sacz Cava), to the effect that ne knew notaing as to Me origin of sae ramors prevalent in Liverpool to the efivet that ihe Suez Canal was going to be elosed unt Apri for tae purpose of being further a@redgea FRANCE. A Reyat Ocleanist Maulfesto. The jegitimist journals Of Parts pubtish the sub - Joined letter, on the present situation of France, @idressed by the Count de Chambord to a friend: —~ a are well aw n of her baypt her are constant s. Fespecied my country in Astonishment may have even beeu Lei (my persistence io 4 o Ged and te the prota) wand duiy 1 dit not tbe nowledged Fou, with ‘a regular and stavie of ‘sil rights, that guarantee ol ent accord be.ween ny that temperate and durable monarcuy from witel y pect such great Denefis, A real and trad Pare ‘ary right, and consecrated byjtia ‘OU {hose previous wa The y hos were mwa abl w emything able tions would be sti fiave not whieh bi y country jusuled a goun: France, and’ ali so fres convulsions,’ Now, ae never ¥ role, to banist Curistian right irom socisty 2 Oh expedient the fruitful alliance of freedom. vod reason the — guarantovs pi authority, ‘and sincerely | practised, with all necessary Iiberties and control. She desires a wise administrative de centralization and eificacious protection agutust the abuses Of wuthorty. A goverument which makes uprighiness and political prob 1 roma fearing guarantee seek to attain tiem. ‘Those who usurp power are io tent to keep the promises wiih Which they eatiee the tons ster each social crisis, because ay are coodem to peal Lo, the passions of the !attur instead of leaning on the Firwurs of the Berryer sald, in adm! ern dovs not mean to r it, to coutemn it or to eat nal inonarchy to govern sign. the virtues of France, to devecop ail labor without relax mations great aud dake the fea lin faith 80 long desired b; ninth 46." bo take on er noble inativets, to to give to her that which makes What pleastre I we Let us vere to labor for tuatcummon ovject. To ju ory. “frust MLNKI. abun Add right belougs always the baal yi ever io my ail Mou. ie Oyinion of “National Saviors’? ig taken im the French press of Count de Chamberd’s inanifesto. The Paris Si¢cie of December 17, referring to the concluding passage, in which the Couut says ne ay COW! its Tite vo the country her savior! A we had hot be ties already {ull pretenders are the is, ia iu Unis feature that recogot As soon as part play they wish Look at President Louis Boonaparte. times mi sour years did he not us? And he fuished by suegrediniw one cold night whea tue Repnoitc was sleeping in ie candor, Count de Chambord is Let yct among us, aud aiready be aspives to render us the same service, Alter Chambord there wil be perhaps another. Not so knough, These gentie rd, sincere a ows Liev she Will save her Evgiish Report of the Empress iu Parte “Plotting” Against the Country. (From the London News, Dec. if.) The Empress bugeuie bas returned Aowe from a Rew Lgyptvo anew France. la t hastera iaad ane persouiiied with iwilaite grace aud charm the 4 invicst and most delicate civiiization of Western Europe. Wherever she appeared her gracious pre- seLC? Was hatled a8 ihe happiest of anguries and ber Winning smilie the sweetest of benedictions upon the great erprise of her kinsmwan’s wenius, * * * ‘To what ili chance must we attribute the sacrifice of this tnestimable advan- tayet How bappens it that tuis lady, exempt by birth, aud by her earlier fortunes, from the peril. us apd bitier Isolatton of one born in the purple and on the steps of a throne, @ French woman vy adoption only. o aud—what ts better—a sovereign suspicions, Db; Soweting of this us @url ii-starred re- cep May be charged to the prevaliing and in- eres pablic dissatisfaction and political mis- irusi; to the reviving repubilcan and revolutionary epir to we general irritation at the vacillaung insincerity and uncertainty of tie guverniag will; tw the vehement deauneilions by an sunplacable press of the prodigality of the Court, tue enormity Of the budgets, the pressure of taxation; to tio re- acon Of disgust at the Ligh living and wasteful Bocial luxury of the taet qienteen years, recalling to mustere malcontents the excesaes of the ancient Monarchy. Yet mm all this ihere is rotuing that should ailect the popularity of a gentle lady wuo had B» lutor part iu an “inexplable” usurpailon; who was unknown out of private society When the repub- lic was destroyed and the second empire Was estab- lshod, aud who, accordurg to the express terms of the message by which Hmperor announced his marriage, Was chosen ‘rom a private station on ac- count of her personal qualities, and not from any @ynastic Motives or “reasons of State,’ * * = * Poor Maue Antoinette, it 1s now an Ristoric certainty, teas compelled by Jear and anger « 10 plot against ler adopted country ane the revolu tion. But why was she, @ pure and proud womae, assailed With ihe most aborm.nable msults, and wh. Were all ier Most innocent gaicues turued vo foul caluimnies by the popular rage, before she was ever suspected of Ausirian conspiracies? For no otber sreason (han taat the King was notoriously infirm ot purpose, ani hers was the bigoer spirit and the stronger will; and to her, therefore, was attributed every —_ cownter-reyoluuonary manifesto and imanwuvre, every sign and symptom of resistance and reaction, Hence the murderous rancour that surrounded her, the once radiant and happy Lauphiness of Youthful years, who bad becoive ‘the Austrian woman,” the enemy of patriots and of the pubic liberties, and « Shat pursued her to the death. Tie Empress Kugénie is Known to cuerish with the fondness of an fumost superatitions devotion every relic aad memo- rial of Uawt martyred queen. There is, of course nothing In common between that daugbter of 1 erors and this wife of au Emperor, except a pai A throne and—the revolution. ‘fragio examples ossese sometiines a iworbid fascination for ivolous natures; ior noble minds they are solemn admonitions. The Empress Hugénie has mmapy sincere personal weil Wisiers on this side of the channel who, caring nothing for vhe second em- pire, but very much for tho happiness and freedom of France, are concerned to hear that the funds fell ‘on the return of the Empress to Paris, and iat her tnfluence (to which he Merican expedition and t Second «omupation of Rome had aiready been a scribed) Ls held reaponsivte for ail the dipiculties and delays which prevent the resioralion of pariianene tary yovernmen: and ministerial responsintily, ie As & most crosl Weaknens that takes shelter belinda a SWomnan’s generous infatuation. And it isa Weakness bat.can opig prove feta to & dynasty, for the ua OD, At all events, i sare to survive it SUICIEE OF A PRISONER, @m Tuesday lat Michael Norton, @ mau over wc Venty years of age, without permanent nome or me Of support..wox taken bejore Justice Shandiey, of t, @ Bsex Market Meplico Court, and committed to Wand for three mots! of “the Young Idea” — Presents to Teachers in the Schools—That Forged Check Business “ Pixed”—Finances, Promotions, Thanks and a G@lo- viows Wind Up. ‘The Commissioners of Common Schools m the chy of New York assembled last evening in extra soason to close op the business of the year in proper style, The members ef the Board were ail present, save one, who ts severely indisposed. Tho remedy of reminder applied through these colamns bad evidently succeeded im atleviattag, if not en- Urey cerng, the chromic allijeven of absenteeism, under Which one of the members has been laboring, aod Ne Wae promptly at his post laat evening filling bis seat WHA vecoming dignity and beaming good naturediy on bis colleagues. ‘The active and eiictent President was In bis place, and the well-worked clerks were asl in proper trim to faciiitate the bust- ness of the meetiag. The fail ot the Presidenv’s gavel cated ad present to order, and the members religiously “went through” their “meditation” 2 As much apparent stent fervor aa tf tney had bees listening Wo the opening of school with the reading Of the Serypiures, The crowd tm the lobby (at tis place always aa intelligent looking crowd) Was composed, ta part, of sceru looking representa Lives of the Weaker Sex, bent, perhaps, on studying legwiation for possible furare use, or, at ail events, interested in the yesults Of the deliberations of tue edacational sages witnin the sacred circa. Op the conclusion of the meditation the bustuess Was proceeyed with im usual form. There wore @ nember of the ordinary style of communications from trustees, inspectors aud others, which were referred (o Lae appropriate Comulitees for examiua- on, Along (he communications from the iwapec- tors was oue {rem Mr. Joon Hecker, calling attention to the impropriety, and, in many cases, the unposi- \da of allowing subecriptions among the scbolars for presents to teachers ia the schools, and reciting sectluns of the bylaws which prohibited such prac- Ulces. He lostanced the case Of a presentation to ‘ne principal of Grammar Sebool No. 35, but he might bave gone further and f.und cases ta Graimn- mar School No. 44, where tue children, or tue greater portion of whom, are of poor parents, are not only taxed for testimonials to the teachers but are obliged to buy stalionery, Wlleb the people geverally Suppose should ve furnished by the Board of Educa. i 4 Charge of vagrancy. ne ts a, for the thne being, was delivered over the cay of the prisou keeptr and locked up in a eell. Late at Uight he was seen Ni quiet repose, but eariy on Y moruing Norton was found hangivg to | r} ¢ of his cell door by @ woollen comforter Wouihe hb, “been in the habit of Wearmg around beck, j, #2, Was then extinet; and evidently had faa * gy, Wal hours, as the body was old aud br 7 od down, Coroner Sofirmer was notified, wud when cut and held an in, ‘wad @ ative OL . west on the body. Deceased, who Weland, bn been ie tat court . ‘ua previous to the lags, but never Fee yer a Oe reva Veit w widow, and, it Js said, pevara! etn, childern, Kon, The paper Was referred to the Committee on the Course of Studies and School Books, and it is to commitiee Will Mives! be hoped that the ate the matter aint ay tuis particular are disregarded, Comtuissouer SM \.u offered @ reaolation empow- ering the Finance Committee W compromise the proceedings peudtag beiween the Board aad the City Chamberlain and broadway Bang ip relation to the forged check for $17,500, resol mously aiopied, Previous to ihe introduction of this resolution the auuual report ol the Clty Superto- tendent jor 1880 Was presenied and ordered to be printed in doeumeut form. The report ia, as usual, very learbea, very lengthy and andouptedly mterest- ing to pationt readers, Tbe report shuws as fol- iows.— Colored schovls Evening school Corporate schovla Normal schools ‘Totate..... od tomer tay 1580. 62,001 081 ‘unexveaded, § omocr 3,961,861, Feuraate for the eusaing year, @2,082,00, Whole number of classes examined, 1,514 In the boys’ grammar schools of 3% examined 24) were found saiin’ac- ry. Ju the fewale grammar schools of ¥/ examined ere found atisactory. The superintendent comp! the want of accommodation in the schools, nows that from — 15,009 to 80,000. chilaren the streets and r nitend Me be no ab al punishment, as that mode of diecipiine is able to abuse, au! the adoption of rales providing for ulsion of vieious and contumaciine puptis, German’ was again opened by ine repre- sentative Feuton in (he Moard offeriag @ lengthy re- suluGon providing for the method of leaching Ger- man, French and Latin in tie scnoola. The iatter two subjects Are “rang ta” as a “bilad;” but in ine provisions for the apoointment and promotion of teachers (heir ability Lo emulate the Bowery elgns— “ner wird Dewsch geaprocnen”—i8 to Ye made the standard of excellence. The 1 was re- ferred to the Committee on oT studies, A copy Of @ circular, to ve forw: ry the Slerk 19 Th? loca? srpetees, in relation to tho niode tn which The “German” is to be SANCed iM the public schools, was offered and adopted. “=e Commissioner Beil, from the Committee on Normal and Kveaing Schools, reported the ee tion of doun Jasper Jr., to the princtpalahip and Jared 8, Babcock lo the vice principaiship of the Evening High Sciool; the lormer In piace of Thomas Huuter, lately appointed president of the Female Normal Scuool. He aiso reported the appuiatment of Mr. J. C. Levison as Professor of Political Econowy in the High School, to succeed Mr. A. i. Duadon, lately appointed vice president of the Female Ni aul Scuvvi. In the latter gentleman the High ool joses an able instructor and the Normal School gains an accomplished vice president. Mr. Bell, from the Finance Committee, reported the fuanciai statement for the year 1559, Tai re- port shows the total receipia during the year lave OL = $5,518,590, and the expenditures $4,032,240). Alwr a number of routine matiers had been dis of Mr. Wood arose and tu a peculiarly happy and seost Jittle speech overed & resu.uui9on, thank! tae resident (MI. K. L. Larremore) for his kindness and impartiality esiding Oflicer. Mr. Wood, in the exuverance of his good nature, put the question on the resolution himself and i was unauimousiy adopted, the Neartiness and whole-souledness of the movement entirely overcoming lis irreguiarity, Mr, Larremore respouded feeiingiy end appropriaely and then declared the Board of kdaucauon for the year 1469 adjourned sine die, Althougl ty the law creating the Board it Is con- tinued a4 at present unui December $1, 1871, the closing Was almost the game as it there were tw be a@change sa tue personnel. The members con gated after the adjournment, canvassed the 4 - ences and vicissitudes which had existed and which they aad experienced during (he past year, but im tle eniivenmg conversation there was @ luli, and then aii tenderod to Commissioner Lewis their ear- nest sympethy for him in the jate bereavemeat be had wet with by the death of bis mother, HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION. All the Lee in the River Moving—Stoamboats, Sail Vesscls aud Canal Boats Ka Rewte to New York. POUGUKERPSIE, Dec. 28, 1808. To-day all the ice in the Hudsou is on the move—a fact not fading & parailel in twelve or fifteen years before at this time of the winter. For over oue week the weather has been extremely mila, which accounts for the result, All the #treams leading into the Hudson ere considerably swollen, and the ap- pearance of the river reminds one Of spring, iustead of the middie of the winter season, Between this piace and Hudson navigation has Deen partially resumed. A propeller, bound north, passed here atten A.M. Four miles north, rownd. ing Crum Eloow, 16 @ sieamtug, having turee schooners, all heavily Jaden, in tow, Ai Port Ewen there are four steamboats ant ball s dozen barges, and scarcely any ice i virible at Kuinebeck. Two steamtugs, having two sloops and a schooner in tow, left Tivoll this morning for New York, the vessels all heavily jadep. At Onis kill the steamers New Champ! Thomas Powell lie anchored in the middie of und pine, extensive repairs, taere ail Winter. The ae 4 storm ee to-day fof New he Wild two barges lade own to \iew guards with ireignt. The #ieambouis Norwich aad Colnmbia apd Steamtng \eft Hudson thie morning with can) , Delongia Company, for Now Norwich Will stop at ‘oll and take i flarvest gasen in tow, neaytl " Sky And produce for New ¥: ring We recent cold snuy nearly all of the @bove bouts were frozen 10, and theie owners bad leit them for the winter, not expecting @ ew, Al wie how be enabled to get south ip safety, re water and ice have done considcravic Gamage at ‘The vgu's anchored Outside were ariven Hudson, 0 ‘Will rigk the ‘tip jor could retntn, which w latest intelngence ‘Tom teak +) “a the peeaner Rowing cold y. peasdes there ie ig lit enough at atthe present mo- Ment Lo meke the tap profitaue. ven as I write the thermometer ta tailing, and everything indicates a cold aud it that ther Will be Itosea UD ag in ih & short On the ine of the Delaware and fiuanen Cava are @ large number of canal boats in, log cargoes amountis Hondout docks and i youts at thee some 14,000 tons additional NEW YORK CITY. The Cuban Relicf Ball—The Women’s Bareau—Ione Yacht Club—“Foggy”’— A Drawback Prodigal—Zeta Psi— The Purim Reception—Bur- glaries and‘ Robberies, ‘The foliowing record will show the changes !o the temperavure of the weather for the past twenty-four heurs in comparison with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated by the- thermometer at Hud- nus pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broadway, cor- ner of Aun street:— 1868, 88 Average temperature yesterday ese Average temperature for corresponding date Ast Year. ... eee + 31% Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at No. 20 Bayard street, on the boay of Henry Verry, an in- fant eighteen months old, whose death resulted from scaids received by the upsetting upon hin of a pot of boiling water on Tuesday ast, ‘The despatch received at the Coroners’ office on Tuesday afiernoon by police telegraph, announcing that Mr, Devoe had committed suicide at No. 631 Eighth avenue, proved to be theorrect and did great injustice to the distressed family. Mr. Devoe died of consumpton. The body of an unknown man was yesterday found Goating ip the water foot of Fifty-firet street, Norin river, Deceased had on a dark wooleln jacket, black pants and Kossuth hat, In the pooket of de- ceased Was found an Eighth avenue car conductor's badge. Coroner Flynn was wotitied to hod an luguest. Fran? Warrimont, a child siX months old, aied yesterday in Blasage street, from the effects of burna received @ few nights ego by his clothes tak- ing fre from a kerosene oli lamp, which exploded, Mra, Warrimont was burned at the same tine and died the following day. Coroner Flynn will jold an inquest on the body of the iniant, The annus secret convention of the Zeta Psi Fra- ternfiy was in eegsion yesterday afternoon at the Cooper Institute, at which delegates from all-parts of the country were H oreresny In point of influence and pambers this is the first of the American college socieUes, it Was establisied in 1545, and has sieaahy increased until now it nunibers fourteen chapters. Intelligence wae yesterday received in this city from Prescott, Canada, to the effect that one of the secret service men had prevailed upon John 8. Cald- well, implicated in the drawback frauds, to return to New York, Yesterday Mr, Caidwell signed an agreewent in presence of Dr. Bronse and United plates Consul Sims, of that town, to return within a week. Thus one by one the prodigais return. At the regular meeting of the Ione Yacht Glob, heid December 28, 1409, the following officers were elected for 1870:—Commodore, Alfred Moore; Vice Commodore, nna; Record. Corresponding '" |. @ ber; tf, A. K. Rich; Avdnieg Committees, William Scaraeseld, F. Meany, yers. It appears, as faras can be learned, that the fog of Tuesday morning was of unuanal density, A heavier fog Occurred geome twelve years ago, when carriages ran into each other in the vicinity of Calon square and Pourteeath street. In London the fogs are 80 Gease sometimes that torches haye to be car- Pe} in fropt 61 the Hog ty a A ge And the performances at the even! res bave been greatly impeded. The Board of Excise Comulssioners yesterday tied George Ehrhardt, of No. 906 West Thirty-ninin street, and Heary Gerkin, of No. 162 Division street, for the Excise jaw. The evidence ta the case of the former showed that a fight was progress. ing at twenty-five minutes before oae on the tmora- ing of the 20th Novemoer, whea oilcer Cormick, of the Pweaticys precinct, forced his way in. bur. hardt's hiecense Was not revoked, The complaint ainst Henry Gerkin, of Division street, Was dis- missed, no complainant appeariug. of Paekard'e Tntiding. corner of Broadway and Twenty-second street, pre- sented a quaint and melancboly spectacle yesterday afternoon. The ladies were there, but the “Women's Bureau” Was gone. Fussy ive women, ve thw apeech, derilict sp nsters ana pretty bionde: ed about and tryed ali the doors; but there Was no access to the dais, and Miss Susan B, Wag conapicuoug LY how “engaged, it was said, in elaborating the embryo Frauchise Avsociation,”’ which is to be built up at once on the rilus of Wie defunct bureaa, ‘The tenth anniversary of the Society for Aiding and Instracting Jewish Clijdsen was held yesterday at the rooms of the Juvenile Guardian Society, 101 ‘St. Mark’s place, The children tnder the direction of the society acquitted themselves very creditahiy, siuging and with accuracy and tasie. A dresses were made by the Rev. Dre, Mingen, Gal. laudet aod others ant the objects of the society ex- boos op The heid of labor of the society is cer- iniy peculiar and is becoming daily @ matter of tn- terest to the public. As the work Is prosecuted in a truly Cathouie epirit it hast undoabtediy prove to be eS cae of the rising generation in 18 CHLy. Last evening Delmonico’s was the scene of a most briliant gathering. The occasion wasa “reception” given by the members of the Purim Associauon to thelr patrons and friends. The company was select and refined In the highest degree, aud combined a considerable portion of the wealth, talent and beauty of the community, The arrived at about nine o'clock, and Were entertained by their hosts until eariy woruil Danciog Was onder the jeadership at hire ¥. +4 Koen, who furnished the and — choloest fe newest 0 charge mi for refreshments nor for services at the hat and cloak rooms, AS eact lad has ALUBOME LE bOI Was presented with a wet, Whose untted odors filed the hall with their deitgnt- ful exhalations. The was in ou ae a renounced and decided and wil fresu ts 10 The wOCIAL tri of the Purina Arsooia- 4n orgaoizavon which continnes to maintain t prommes that tg fouader® anticipated, any other public body to mainiain » strict propriety abd refinewent 1a ts @atertaiuue ate, POLICE INTELLIGEYCE, The announcement was made im yesierd HERALD that Warrants had been Wened for the rest of George Hodman and ofhere for conrpiracy to detraad tne |. The party referred to was | amie otmen, of the Grm of Hotuan & Ow Walter A. Alien, @ renpectauly dressed, Joreligent ooking young man, Who early op Christmas mora- ing stole §2 5660 worth of files from No, *0 Beekwan #reet, parvoulart of wuich A Appeared in the HeRaLD yesterday, Was brought ¢/ in custody. Wilh the receiver uf these goods. af old wan, MAIC Bright, to the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Alter the of the came duce dime harged height held Aliew (0 BMEweEF At Geberal Seemions. OMeer Mesa of the Pighth precinet a deserving ofcer, who bas within the past Wo weeks rouge several nororieus cripinele to justice, yesterday worming arramned ay map Wistem Jobson before J weti a Fatt of isu i rr COLD 1b Ne pOsRemmon, aNd PUTT isine be hy BOleH it. COUruyed him to the be time, pebsoquenti7 sapcriaines the above pice bed been HPOkeH IMO, ee ure {ise station houme the letter ree foen the propery “ 8 portion of i denied ne charge wm bau é 5 § ‘The Alleged Conspiracy to Defraud } “ke Pu ee 2 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1869. THE COURTS. Condemnations—Basiness for the ‘Year— Kansas Pacific Railroad Litigation— The Sword of Twiggs—Voluntary , Surrender of Alleged Conspira- tors—Interesting Revenue Cases—The Sub-Trea- sary Fraud, GNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. The Kansas Pacific Railroad Litigation. An action has been instituted in the United States Circuit Court in which John C. Fremontis plait, andthe Kansas Pacific Railroad itigant. Plaintia alleges that in 1865, on the settlement of claims tos large amount held by plaintiff agaist aefendant, that a written agreement was entered into by de- fendant with plaintafl whereby the former promised so ua to plaintiff two hundred of the six per cent United States government bonds first to be iasued to the company under the acts of Congress providing for such issue, That when the bonds were for delivery they were dated four months later they should have been, and that by accepting them the plaintiff would lose the interest that should have accrued during that four months. That the company then promisea the plaintiff that if he would accept the bonds as issued in full settlement of the agree- ment the company would pay to the plaintiff amount of claim and interest from November, 1865. ‘The Butler Arrest Case. Rowena Lawrence vs. Benjamin F. Butler.—In this case, In which an action is brought to recover damages against the General for the abstraction of . Twiggs’ aes from New Orleans, o bill has been flied in the United States Court to have the entire matter removed from the State court. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT, the Goyernment~Voluntary Surrender of the Parties Charged=Their Admission to Bail in Five Thousand Dollars Each. Before Commissioner Shields, The United States ve. George Hofman, Davia Liedersdovf, Philip Ltedersdorf ant Henry Steaker.—In this case the defendants were charged with conspiring to defraud the government under the following circumstances:— Julius Raymond deposed that in September, 1868, he was part owner of a distillery at Nos.~102 and 104 Hester street; It was run in the. name of David Eilan, by the above mentioned defendants, The wiiness further testified that large quantities of spirits were illicitly conveyed from the distillery to @ compounding honse adjoining tt, there being an india rubber hose communicating. Warrants were issued on Tuesday for the arrest of the defendants. Yesterday morning they voluntarily surrendered themsely’s pefore Commissioner Shields, who ad- mitted them to bail in the sum of $5,000. The Fraudulent Personation of a Custom House Officer. The United States ve, Lalor & Kuhner.—The de- fendants, as previously reported, were arrested on the charge of fraudulently personating revenue officers, in that they entered the house of a Mr. Da- yerger, in Seventeenth street, and seized a quan- tity of silks, upon which they claimed the duty nad not been paid. The case has been several times, before the court. Colonel Whitley, of the secret service, testified that he knew Kuhner, who had often given him information reiative to frauds committed on the government, Moreover, that he (witness) had fre- quently told him that when he brought him any information of the kind he would satisty him. He beheved that Kubner had acted indiscreetly, put without any felonious Intent, since the goods were brought to bis former headquarters and delivered to @ proper officer. ‘The further hearing of the case was adjourned till Friday. ° Counterfeiting Government Checks. The United States vs. Rovert Martin—The de- fendaut was some time since arrested on the charge of counterfeiting government chec&® at 171 Broad. way, where he carried on the business of an en- graver, It will be remembered that he was taken before Commissioner Smicids and discharged, it having been satisfactorily proven that he was em- ployed to execute the (les by those authorized by he government, A telegram was yesterday sent from Wasington to District Attorney lierrepont directing bim to hold the dies until the matter was thoroughly investigated. The defendant was yesterday afternoon again browrnt before the Commissioner, and evidence having been adducea iui uc uaa been jegally em- prayed to exceute the dies 1n question he was, on the Mnouon of ihe Assisiant District Attorney, ordered to be discharged, Tho Allegod Sub-Treasury Frauds, Before Commissioner Osborn, The United Sates va, Henry A. Alten.— Th de- fendant was janitor of the United States Sub-Trea- sury and was charged with having defrauded the government in making out falee certificates of goods supplied to the building. He yes algo charged with having destroyed a book contiining a record ai ale bursements, The case was adjourned till to.! row. a ; pare t COURT CALENDATE—Tais DAY. ScPREME Court-SreciaL TERM.—Before gongs Cardozo.—Court opens at half-past ten o'clock M.—Nos. 232, 189, 188, 104, 21, 4, 100, 102, 117, 166, 171, 212, 164, 203° ptsaliten Co Surgemg CovrtT—Cuamnens.—Held by Juage Bar- nard.—Call of calendar at tweive o'clock M.—Nos. oe 190, 206, 213, 214, 222, 288, 238, 239, 240, 241, 243, MARINE COURT—GENERAL TERM.—Beforo a fall ee Term calendar.—Nos. 1 to 20 will be “SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day, 7 24 | Moonrises...morn, 4 42 . 441 | High water....eve 6 29 PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 29, 1969. OLEARED. St y Lh = oS tgmahip Russia. Br), Lou, Liverpool! vis Queenstown op Nebraska (Br), Goard, Liverpool Williams & Steamabip Brunctte, Fowler, Philadelphia—J Lorillard, ip Wamautta, Pisb, Now ord—Ferguson & Bark H Upman (NG), Schwartje, Bremen—Funch, Edyo & rk Rieipner (Nor), Anderson, Babia—Wendt, Tetens & Park Auleiope, White Bt Croix via Wilenington, NC. ; x 1 tate Actors ington, NC—Roche ¥ Wale Howes, Pierce, Matantas—M W Load 4 Co, Brigctina (Br), Arenburg, Port Medway, NS-G A Phillips Brig ini (Br), Munnel), St John, NR—G H Brewer. belt Yampa, Jowett, St Kitts - Simpson & Clapp. hy Kve jerce, los—D Trowbridge. Sehr WH Kenzi, Soy Cardeune—J B Ward & Oo, Rebr miiver Star, , Havana—Dotiner, Potter & Co. b> ure (Br) Demery!t, Nassau—Montell & Bartow. & ey, Moblman, Fernandina—Jobn Boynton’s Son & Sehr Lily, Muehes, Charleston —N TL MeCren . cht Rev'd, Morgan, Baltitmoreat MMeKee eo ’ tore & ‘he, Facemire, Philadelpbia—Baker & Day- on sehr Messenger, Jones, Taunton -G K Rackett & Bro. Evelyn, Bureer, mford, oop Coupenor, Ayres, Bridgeport—O K Racket & Bro, ARRIVALS, KAPORTED WY THR HRHALD STRAM YACH?S. Henmahip City of Washington (Br), Allen, Liverpool Deo Uf xis Soerowiown 17th, with meso aud passcngers, to Soha & comeb, nennntor p Nemesis (Br), 1h, Billinge, Lit | Deo vii 0 au '94 passengers tw 'O ‘ly winds moat of the pai get assed two brig rig mney ; Jon 6938. 5 bark Freged steamer, bound Hi same date, lat 43 97, lon 69 48, a brig steam: er, bound W og ey eS ‘, lon 69 09, a Gulon steam. W 2th, off Fire Ysiand, stenmstap’ Etaa, henoe for st t (Fr), Lemarie, Havre Dee 17 via ‘eh at PM, with mdse ant 120’ passengers, to G le hourie. ed at Sandy Took Det . ‘ain, at @eamebip Cimbris, bound east; an Toman steamship, do. ) Gieadell, jongse Dee S, via Havre to Howland & Aspinwall, ‘ nentiy, varia. Wh tu 8B, Tos Oh passed ), Hedderwiek, Glasgow Doc10, vin 12) passengers, to Henderson tbe entire pi . shee » Havana, Deo 25, at 2 re Teh amtee ana paseengers, 10 the Allantio Mail Kienm- a el Wiiteington, Cole, Onlreston, Re 1” Ki ‘Wemt Doth, with mase ra, to © Mallory & Oo, to Matteras, with heavy ‘ing the remainder of te Bisvama, Limevarner, eerie Tirpandicn Florida Kutir Varougho mut the pas ee _ Nagion, NC, 60 hours, * and. lortotk, with mdse tothe Neb, Cork, 49 day era " Slueryenced bapry WW. quien ‘roe Wor Der th et jon forego: A, ot Ton de to, bark Bark Prefarte (Na, Sree bark Agate (of ay areata been fas eneveie Gaueeeaens seas sit Havana wr we Lf wz. — Ned ouger ee sot with Nb wi cofiee, te Ww hbo. 3 = — ther, r 4 Pity CET Sree er Serr esle om BesiTgnt ang wae TO Beery ‘Demerara, 2! wise ee Pe Bit PR, vin sore arcs SDT et foie 20 c,h logwood, to A ‘& Co—vessel to 8 L Merobant & Se one weather We entire Has been bdays Brig Jonnie Clare, (8 Motanses, 2) dage, with ps 1S cts with salt, to Cal staph es der a A Cee aie turk, m, u suivourue —vesacl to Ww Weutuor. Bas boca 4 days north o! Bohr Gon, Jo 4,28 days, with mee, to E 8 Pow ty : Sobr White ‘Taylor, ys Nov 90, @with robber, te, to © Ludmann & Co. “Deo 1%, lai 2858, ion 6s nae from St Kitts for Boston; 20 tat 38 ward ‘on the out Pnaswod a fil imasied ‘and sun to tie waters edie; ake it was too dark to bad a whhe Sebr Gersh Banker, bwin! Breakwater 28th, with rabver Frau . Deo 2. 10, ton 71 48, epoke brig ‘iris, from Boston Lor Mobile. chr Juna A Decker, Dunion, Kuatas, 18 daya, with cocon- nuts and logwoo:!, to Joseph Kneas; vessel to BJ Wenvery. Had mee ‘Weather and lost jibboom, split foresail aad stove buiwar! Sehr W'E Duryea (Bri, Nicholsen, Demarara 90 days, with sugar and molasses to’ Harvey baries—vosuel to minaler Had light winds and calins the entire passage; has beew 6 north of Hatteras, hr Lord of the isles (Br), Petorse’ jonaives, 12 days, With logwaod, to Ik Beo ver & Co; veasel to Brett, Bon & Cor Had moderate Sehr Islander (Br), Batong, Ponce, PR, 10 days, with crabaee, 3. master, ath, Cape Henlopen, spoke sehr oun. Sehr Adaie Weasels, Krabel (lato Lawson), St Andrews, 2) days, with mabogany, 4c, to G Wossela. 160i inst, Capt Law- sen, of Brooklyn, ‘ied of fever. $ Sehr Raco Norse (of Newburyyort), Hughes, Havana, 7 with oran, to Doliner, Potter & Co--veasel to BS enberg. No date, &c, In a heavy gale from E, carried away Jibboom. Scbr FE Hallock, Hallock, Jacksonville, 8 days, with lum- ber, to Alsop & Clark. Schr G W Morris, Pearce, from wreck of steamship Gre olan, ashore at Jones’ Inlet, with fruit, &c,to Atiautio Sub- mare Wrecking * ‘The bark Laura Marla, from Newcastle, E, which arrived 26ih, ie consigned to i & F W Meyer—vessel to Woadt, ie: tens & Bockmann, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Bteamahip Dirigo, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse, to J F Ames. Schr Wm Gillum, Mehaffey, Rockport for Harlem. Schr City Potot, Fisher, Portland for New York, with pow- r. ‘Schr Empire, Baker, New London for New York. Schr Staten Isiander, Babcock, New Haven for New York. Schr 8 L Thompson, Smith, New Haven for New York. Schr Expedite, Bushoeil, New Haven for New York Schr Hester, Davis, New Haven for New York. Schr Geo W Pettus, Brooks, Fairhaven tor Rappahannock River. Sebr Jobn Painter, Davison, Norwich for New York. Bebr Geo F Brown, Hemimeway, Norwich for New York, Sel Gloucester, Hodgdon, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Stranger, bavis, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Mercer, Wasroh, Bridgeport for New York. Gur walette’ Kenyon, Buckingham, Brityeport for New ork. Sehr Oscar © Acken, Hodbie, Stamtord for New York. Schr J G liersoo, Ferris, Stamford for New York. BOUND RAST. Willingate, New York for St Jon, NB. MoGilivery, Stumps, New Yerk tor Boston, Melnyre, Jacksonville for Providence, Sehr R Arabeil, Highiand, Virginia for Néw Haven, Schr EM Fox, Chase, Philade!piua for Greenport. Schr Sarah Kitzabouk, Munroe, Keypor Kew Maven, Sebr Pheuix, Smith, Port Johnso for Newport. Sehr Fred ‘Tyler, Merrill, Port Jobason for New Ha Schr E ¥ Meany, Lewis, Port Johnson for New Hav Schr Alice Oakes, Marse:, l'ort Jonson for Bosto. Sehr Alaska, Clark, Elizabethport for Boston. Magnet, Smith, Elzavetsport for Boston. Schr Trenton, Small, Elizabethport for Brilgeport. Schr Rachel Jane, Cook, Elizabethport for Provitence. Sehr Frank Maris, Woot, bil |, Kiirabethport for Providence, r Ker, Fiskley, Elizabettiport fur Boston. Schr Cabot, Parker, Elizabethport for Boston, Schr © 8 Haxard, Uiark, Hoboken for Bridgepor:. Schi James, Shelley, Hoboken for New Haven. Sehr Connecticut, Btepi 0 Schr Messenger, J’eok, Hoboken {0 Schr Increase, ——, Jersey City £0 Schr Nelle istoomfel4, Hobvje, Schr Marla, Smiih, New York for Niantic. Schr Horace L, Francia, New York for Bridgeport. Schr Kacort, Bail, New York for Bridgeport, Schr Breeze, Brown, New York for Gloucester, BELOW, ‘ Ship Geneva (Br, Kerr, from Lirespool Nov 20 iby pilot boat cura Nye, No 3) i ie eel a A ul verpool + wil BERT REBAR, from Lrerpont Mor a1, with Bark Rambler (1 aroe, from Rosarlo Aug 18, via Halifax 7 caye, with indse, to Geo H Brewer. Bark Anna lizabeth (ot Philadelphia), {rom sfo Jan otzo (by pilot boat Chavlotye Weob, No), SAILED, Fi Steainebips Russia, and ‘Nebraska, 1 Philadelphia, a = ‘Wind af aunset NW, ght, tor Bridgeport. on. ‘pool; Brunette, Marine Disasters. STRAMER Lucrit.b—Wimin, NC, Dec 27°-Exi t tthe Lucille off Tuesday atverndon, "She is leakinas but ‘opt iree by steam pump. Most of cargo damaged by water. Dainage to steamer apparent! She fs now withla 109 yards of channel. BARK RB Wainer, ps Pettingall, which put into a, is Charleston 28th ins: in dist rom Matanzas for New York. ‘| BARK MOTTER SiuLTZ (not as before), Schultx, from Ponsacols for West Hartlepool, i, went ashore 2610 inat ou Sugar Loaf Reef, and bilged. SOAR WINGS OF THR MouNtNG (of Damarseotta), from Port an Prince tor Boston, with iogwood, went aghore Wii inst, 15 miles east of the entrance to the port of Sagua ia Grande, In consequence of the lows of cain and the breaking of the main boom. She is reportod to have struck ou wh outalde reef and thumped over it, breaking her keel, and now Neg in 7 feet water, with 6 fest inher hold. Vessel total loss, ‘and probably the curgo. Liyrrroor, Deo 16—The Victoria Nyanza, Jones, f San Franciscd, arrived bere, experienced a ty gale very heavy gale from NE to W’ on the d¢th’Ang, In int 22N, lon It Wy and when coming up Channel, during w heavy west yale, ahe had boate stove sustained other damage, The Atalanta, Kaatman, froin Calino, at Queenstown, had maini NW on the 2ith Se ston of ga during a. 4 usual; also experiens ion 15 W, usin from Quebec, drove foul of the ship New York, at anchor tn the river, thid rwWards towed clear, both having wus- NE gales in lat 408, he Ocean Wave, James Foster, Jr, for morning, but was after tained damage. LonDon, Dec 29--The brig Ricardo recently went as) near Salcombe, off the Deronsinre eo “sgt Be ty ra the next high tide withvot great damage. Faumoura, Dec 17-—-A bark, suppr foremost carried away, was passed Dec é jue Fratef, from Odessa, 1sth—the George Canning, Bradford, Scilly for Phitadeipuia, hi board and stanchions start gallantmast and gear. TairsTs, Dec 14—The Mary M‘Kee, Sharp, arrived hi ymnierday trom Philaselphin, had. apritng forotoast wad te Dee I, and cut away part of rigging off Lissa, QUEBNSTOWN, Dec 15-The British ahip Edwara Cardwell, tain Warren, from Callao, which arrived of here on tho Vath to maia fore masta aprung and some bul: works started, While awaiting orders for port she was driv alo to Milford roads, and i. The bark Rivoll, Uaptain Montreal, which arrived here on same day, had cargo badly shifted, with much damage, aud over five’ feet of water in pump well. = BwWATOW, Oct 27—Tho bark Asphodel, No: oi foo, nan pn back in introns cae reper of hacen, ym Colombe for Boston, bavi bi - joubtedly an error.) gtd roaectihd 4 American, with 5, in lat 49 -N, lovg Fercucraimna 1 om. Live , mut in here leaky, withepveriig and love of walla auld fore & Bip Wm Corey, from Liverpool tor New Onl hi 'm Corey, from Live ‘01 SENS iished Hn Pessins eda » es Liver jor San Jaco, 44x ten tow f se feco f ae eee hl wallow, from ‘ranctsco fo i 4 Centaur, Post mm San Franc! t Sept th, lat 'N, tom iw. Gone di a eee, ip Surprise, Ranlett, from New at aaton al ani, from New Ori 3 ‘theo ca y lenry Grant ‘om New Orleans for Liv My lat Seton a peaditoeageit ed Ship Alvert Gallatin, Chandler, Nov fe, Jat 85, lon 68, Ship White Swallow, bourne, Nov 17, Int 58 N, lon WW. An American! ship, showing a white flag, with NoGin the middle, Deo 6, lat 48'N, lon 10 W. Bark G ¥ Ray, from Callao for Mauritius, Sept 9, lat 68 46 8, Jon 80 5b W. Hark Pear, Harding, from Boston for Melbourne, Dec 23, Jat 40, Bark Emma 0 Dawes, from Boston for Callao (or Ie- Jon 30 By W. ap, 17 108, 3 tt ry A Way, Russell, from Museat for New York, Oct 2 lat 6 N, Jon fe I. Bark Annie’ M Young (Br), Mitton, (rom Gottenburg for Boston, Deo 27, lat 40 #0, lon 40 (by pilot Loat Francis Per- kina, No 13). Bark Michael Hutehinson, from Liverpool for San Fran- eigeo, Hep 2, Int 17 NX, lon 1, eed, Aye es ts chr Torrent, from Portland for Buenos ) Nov 13, lat 16.15 8, Jon 8) £0, Schr ‘Allerton, from Lisbon for Rio Grande, Nov 14, 1at]7 10 N, lon 80 68 W. from Mobile for Liverpool, Knowles, from New York for Mel- Beal, Forolan Ports. Axawrmp, Dec M-aArrived, Cairo, Vanco, Philately hia ; Mirn, Dit, 40; Geo Rely, Canin do; Mary iideout, MeAiliy: tor, do; 18th, Eunliy MoNeur, Scott, do. ‘Sailed from the 16th, Sansparells MeAtpino, Savan- nab: Invest! Carver, Boston ; Keystone, Parry, do, a ANJiER, Oct 8—Passed by, bark Inde, froma Hntavie for NVork'via Padang (nut aa before ‘AoA, WCA, Nov 18—In port bark Dawn, Holm, for Bos- ‘Ayr, Deo 18—Arrived, Lillie M, Gray, Baltimore, ib, Jibeaneth Onan, Foy, Prneacoler Dee 11—Arrived, Kuropa, Pichler, NYork ; Tamerlane, Sumner, Philadelphia: failed 16tn, Leipzig, Jager, Baltimore fand passed Dover Ne Bitsrow (PH}), Deo 16—Arrivad, Union, Faulke, NYork; ‘blown (Dutch), Gol- RMA EN, 6th, Helicon, Rogers, Ban Francisco for Liverpool; ith, Cecilia, Land, NYork; Twilight from Liverpool for New mek Dee b as Hilda, Torjussen, New Or. b, Albert G York lane, N OU Doo-Sailed, Volunteer, Tyack, ‘N Work. te Arrived, Mury ‘Kiveretlo, Hendrickson, OUTTA, Nov 16—In rt whty Kontty Fern jer, BwAp, and Hurlag Oaata Bry 1163 tone fro rag? rk Nag i } Darke Linzie f spr +» for do do; None for Beaton oo; Mi ‘Grave. Jor Colom he Aa, Vor Gates Heo nw ip Oem (Fr), Roturier, NYork; 16tiy SSE aaa EN Eas Dec L Davenport, big’) Gates ey daneenaeigta satus Mom from ‘Constant a but miznana, Dee bein’ vert, sehr Isabel, for NYork tn @ LMouTH, Dec thegieey: Antoinetta, Cacace, N¥ori; Red Gross Auilght, Ching, San _ Foocnow, Oct: Gtasaow, Deo 15—Arrived, Saran ‘rancisco, D—ArFivod, Cromwell, Boston. rod, Jennie, Cromwell Boston, Bradh ‘Albert, Harrl- th, J Shay, Nickerson, Valencia (and cleared 10th for N\ork); 10th, Wasp, Brady, Boston (nod cleared for Barcelona). freak ae Clie Hi ay Genon), NYork. ed 6th, Southern © ins (from Genon) % Cruiting bebint the rock dit ship Elizabetn famiiton, vite, from Marseilics for Buenos Ayres. Me Reis nerived, ae Caltclotie, Pautiie, Phi delphin; Wild Gazelle, Nickerson, and Alma, Maguexa, ay ork. GALLE, Nov 16—In port schr Moses Williamson, Lake, “Gasp Teny. TI, Dec 20—fn port br ta, vv RAN , Deo 20 VikVur, Dee IdArrived, Daulel Draper, Harding, New Orieaus; Exchange, Churehill, Savannah; 18th, Newcastle, Arnatrong, do; Hawthorn, William, New Orleans; 10th, Ne ‘enn, Philadelphta; Toth, ie Regnolda, Rernoti NVore; Mary M. Proncia, assis Charleston Nannie T'Bell, Ockley, Savannah, A Brigitinea, Ward, Cardifh, HELvor, Dec I8—Arrived, A Bontnger, Steenken, Baltt- PEL EELS etleten tan gies sens tires Fee Lond. Now ge Arries Hokin, Seymour, San Fran- i Geo Avi Chrystie, Yokobam: ei hort Nord, nuips Sumatra, Mullen, and Lady Bowen or W » for San Fran PB na'tlage, Forsyth, Cores i i Fal Weveractresm FM joyes, for Ralgon; do, id—Arrivod, OFlg Mb Br), ater, Porte tandt Soli’ bark Ie W Dodge, Snow, Voruiand; 24, Delg Almada Rowell Atnertas, Vortand 8, ateamahp Columbiay Vao Be % ‘Salou futh, ark Delmira (Br), Campbell, Galveston ; briga Se eee ae eae" ores thnghes, Rvore; Bot, bark {Zisty sche Race Horse, 7 ‘Avthng Kingman, Sascionry Baltunores Sts, steameblp De ‘Soto, Morton, NUrieaps. 1 Dec 25—Arrived, steamship City of Halifax, depen, Johns, NF sch it Vcrandal, Peitix, NYork, ” .k OF WiGur, - Elise’ (Prussian. bri; from Ameriea (or ihe Battios Ith, Alles, froin New OF for Srettin, ui COLLO, Oct 18—Sailed, ship Competitor (Br), Matthews, ‘ke 1 xnawa, Decl2—In port bark Kremlin, for Boston to 4 tied previons to 12th, brig Sonthern Cross (Br), Boston, ‘Key, wiih part of crew sick, Mio tiny, Déccarrives at St Leller 26th, Adelaide, Risk, bg eS Jn, Deo 9—Arrived, schr Azclda & Laura, i Clsiled Sib, bark David Nichois, Wyman, NYork vis Mille River. port briga Gl: tor NYork; Cheviot, for do; schra sere unto W Wentworth, (or United Baten, UrvERtooL, Dee 14—Arrived, Sablae, Breaker, Gal ; W #1 Bigelow, Borden, Wilmington, NG; Ro: ©, Wi tor, NYork; N Churehit!, Murphy, Baltimore; 15th, Juventay Wight, Charieston; Nevin, Duggan, San Frabelseo Vie ta, do; (8th, Alert Guilatin, Chandler, do; Shamrock, cea abe, Seamaster Orenael pee 0 on mings. su Jerome Jones, Crosby, Charles “jeth, Singnpore, Fordyce, Sau Franciaeo, Rattan’ (se NYork;. 16th, England (9 oN ant at lh Teoma | Pressiad Gs Due Portland; City of Dublia (#), Eynon, Moblie, wah ag Lonnie, alc: Yt . elize 5 - trent rita, Chilcott, Heasnedla; in, Nilsson, Phi deiphia, ut 19th, Rosebud, Brimage, Galveston; Fxpound- sr Tivinea Mouley, Castile (a), Thora ‘Gnecee vik Havana ; mas, New iunesota (s), Price, and City of New)vork @) Mu, Beacon Ligh Hey, Bs a. and Nv vor ciiaton, * Jeans ; (Jane jon} Doane, and Bel , Sew Orlesni 5 rk; American, Young, Savannah; Bobingto: ec Se hancisca: 16th, ‘Lavetto, Jacob, Baltimore; AB Lier Afters Shar loerons cunneebar, Patten, Mo- H Sh phy, puoi dvod at Holyhead. 1ith, Hi Duval, Cook, Liverpool for snow, Dec 18—-Arrived, © C He Taylor, Bassein; Blawdell; Sawyer, do; Kingdom of Belginan, shearer, Ne York; Minhte Campbell, Burns, Boston; T7th, stad Old Hoogterp, do; Squande, Willinma, Callao; Leth, John man, Chandler, NYork ; B W Stetson, Moore, do (and ent out to return ‘Cleared 18th, Atoinn, Waefelner, NYork; 11th, aed: Roa "Gonwacola: Viti, Wha Tapscott, Ur} York! Ith, R Godfrey, Taylof, Boston; Mat, Hansen, delphia; 1th, Catharino, Pedersen, Peasacota, Lanuson', Dec 10—Arrived, svarteiok, Rodin, NYork. Movitit, Bes —. irra. a pares Nova Scotian, Waite, Portland for Liverpoo' (and pro: Ye SIARBEILLES, Deoll—Arrived, Eva N Johnson, Johnsons pnd Speed, Hatidy, N¥urk ; Ormius, Peitiogiil, gnd Juiia Kel 7, Koigity do, agg *stauea, Dec8—Arrived, Laura, Carmichael, Nori ~~, | Mrsatn’s, Dec 5—Arrived, Amt car, Patuzzo, NYork. MANILA, Oct 16—Arrived, ship Messenger, Hill, Bong Kong (and is reported as having salled Nov 9 for Boston), Bwtied Oct 14, ship Ue In port Oct 25 (back ai ready ; Wertorn Chivt MATANZA8, Deo 17. #chirs Joseph Se it, St John, NB eaboriy, Vaine, NYork. ipa Archer, Power, for Boston, (Br), Hil, for N York. Arrived, brig Novelty, Havener, Bos , Bangor; Ith. L W Wheeler, With, bark George G Hunt, Mitenell, Portiahd, Sa‘led 18h, sehr Ge: 1 Connor, French, Philadeiphia; 1th, bric RS Mossel, Clifford, a port north of Hatteras; 28d bark RB Walker, Petiinuill, to co; brige Mary A Cl do; LT stocker, Biber, ana M W Brett, Blaug rive |. Areangelo, Vasi}, N > rrived previous, ‘sear Hattie B Dodge, Arrived, JH. Pillingham, Grittn, Bate pall, Messina (and left th for NYorks ie}, Argonaut, baker, Boston vie Pa- ton Vork. nao, Dec 7 Eth, Porinn (6), nan, Oot Be Poncr, PR, Deo !7- In port brig Nellie, wig; achr Cygnus York tu 3 days. ay Tie 15—Arvived, Uranta, Pinkbim,NYork; Vascoreito, do. YE, Dee 16—-Put inet the Motherbead, Deciah, Gilkey, from Bremen for Newport. SOUTHAYETON, Deo vi—tyrived, steamship, Baltlmore, p ry proc! Voockter, tome. OF fremén PP orate, 6 ‘almer, for NGUAR, Oct 26 an Ott ners NYork le, NB Palmer, Low, £28.00 dd; Johnaom unc; Ltha Rjokmers (NU), Davidson, 49; Alas i, Cave negh, do; Wm Chandler (Br), Brown, for Loudon (not New York}; barks Tynedale (Br), Steel, for NYork td 7 Horace jim, Rocere, trot Foochow a ve hotmpson; Morro Castls, Jewett, ter, wue; schra Spray, rip, and A “OE a on “bailed Oct $0, Mikiato, libery, NYork; Jan & Stone, Phiny ao. PNGNDERLAND, Dec W7Salled, Sydenham, Karle, New ¥ ‘ar Vince, Nov 27-—Sallod, Hercales, Voigt, Savannah ; 204i, Elizabeth Veo, Scott, New Orleans, TNGAPOUE, Nov 8 Lo pork ehip Siam (Br, Devisam, for Boston, Idg;' barks Gems'ok, bunker, for NYork, doy Pierson, and Char Abba. Gil a 1 Nov 18, Gemsok, Banker, NYork. sr ANDREWS, Doo 7-In port ache Francis, for Baltimore a mutter, Dec 13--Arrived, Mary McKea, Sharp; Philadel phia, Vator, Dee 12 Wianroa, Nov Martwood, for N York, Arrived, Eliza, Hellenstetn, New Orleans, 2—1n port, ship Oliver Cromwell (Bry, Arracan, Spencer, for do, do, RY-AT GOLD PRICES AL in currency nntit January 1, 1470. —To anticipate the Gviiable result of the coniemplited reine to specie -pay- ments I Lave decided to throw open to the public, without reserve, the magnificent stock now on hand o Tea Sets, Urns, W ter Pitchers Cake in) nives, Knives poo: set! ‘House Puraiehing Gorda, Incinding Tabie Cutlery, Fire Seis and Standa, Trays, Pinte Warmers, Coal Vaues, Broad. 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