The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1870, Page 8

ites MUNICIPAL APPAIRS. rt Last Meeting of the 0ld Common Council. Winding ‘Up the Business of the Year. THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT. a List ‘MEETING OF THE OLD BOARD OF ALDERMEN, ‘Unot sil Treatment of the Civil Justicce=Visit- ‘tay ; Committees—Thanks and Adjournment. ‘Pv irsuant to adjournment the Board of Alderman ‘oev vened in the Aldermanic Chamber at noon Y@ steraay for the purpose of winding up as far as P/ acticable the business pending before the Board Vor 1869, President Coman was in the chair, and ‘the members were. all present save three—the weighty Senatorial representative, the patriarchal looking Pater from the Sixteenth ward and one otber from down town. The clerks and attacn(s were ail on hand and looked as happy as ‘clams at Bightide.” The lobby was fairly represented by the ordimary “gang,” and all seemed as if they expectea to have some snug little douceur for their faithful- ness in attending the meetings of the Board. When ‘the hour for meeting had arrived the president's gavel fell on the desk and ina moment all were ready for work. The usual preliminaries were ‘apecdily disposed of, and a few papers were intro- @uced and laid over. There were not enough pres. ent to pass any general orders, and, as it was desir- ~abie that the business, or some part of It, should be wound up, 2 motion was made that the sergeant-at- arms should go out and “dram up’ some more members, The motion was adopted, and the ser- geant-at-arms soon returned with the ditacory mem- ber from “down town.” ‘The general orders were taken up, and resolutions directing as foliows were adopted:—To regulate, &c., 111th street, from the Boulevard to Eleventh avenue; to curb and flag, &c., Eighty-sixth street, from First avenue to the Kast river; to pave) Seventy-fourth street, from Third avenue to avenue A, with Belgian pavement; to regulate, &c., First avenue, from 104ih to 110th street, and sundry other resolu- tons in relation to erecting gas lamps, laying cross- walks, granting permission to construct crosswalks, &c., in various portions of the city, and to mill the sunken lots on Ninety-fourth street, becween ‘enth and Eleventh avenues, ‘The resolution in relation to increasing the salary of the Civil Justices vo the same figure as that now paid to the Judges of the Court of Common Pieas was called up. There was, however, an evident determined opposition to this by certain members, and a3 separate action on the P socagge was called for the motion was withdrawn, fuere was but one member of tue newly elected justices present, and as he was ‘‘working” for the qmutter very lively he was evidentiy clagrined to nd an opposition where he had wot expected it. Oa Motion of Alderman Moore it was aeciged that Wien the hour of three arrived the Buard of Alder- amen for 1869 should adjourn sie die, aiter Which tae Board took a recess until two P. M. AFTER RECESS, ‘The same members were aliin their places and sthe 1obby was heavily augmented. Outside the rail- ing the crowd was about the same, but inside were the Civli Justices in twil force. ‘They were looking aiver the expected increase in their saiartes, and their presence was no doubt supposed to be of some 4ufuence in ther favor, Before touching that in- teresting question, however, We Aldermen ordered the payment of $550 to James Keiliy, ior the loss of @ horse; directed the paving Of ‘Ihirty-ninth street, from Broadway to bighth avenue, with Belgian wement; ordered the building of a bulkhead, from Joirty-fifth to Thirty-seventa street, on the North Tiver; directed the paving of Thirty -secoua street, from Tenth to Eleventh avenue, with Bel- giun pavement, and ordermg other mat- ters of minor importance. The resolution which had been laid over from spring in relation to relieving the Astor Library from asse“ment was Called up, but on explanation by Alaerme ‘iardy 4v was decided thai the resolution couid not be adopted in the then present year, and so it was m- defintely postponed, Not a word about the Civil Justices’ bill, and the Judges elect looked very glum. There hud been canvassing and caucusing and whispering to the two aiderimen whose opposi- tion seemed most Obsiinate (Aldermen O’Brien and Ward), und they were regarded as “the grouty twins.” It was no de, and as the fight was up bili— although one more vote might probably make matters ‘‘co-rect””—a recess was taken at hailf-past two to quarter to three, At the ciose of the recess business was again commenced. The petition of C. H. Pierson and G. ‘W, Curtiss, for $2,074 expenses in the reception of General McClellan, was called up and granted, At this tline @ committee o the Board of Assistant Aldermen, witn Mr. Isaac Robinson at their head, entered the chamber. The members of the Board up, and Mr. Kobinson, advancing to the centre of the chamber and striking a nice position, said:— Mr. President and Board of Aldermeu—We have been appoiuted a committee from the. Assistant Aidermen to inform you that we are ready to receive any copimunication you may have to make, ana notify you of our readiness to adjourn sine die, Alderman Coman satd:—We thank you, gentiemen, for your courtesy, and will communicate through a committee to your board in a few minutes, Thereupon the committee withdrew. The resoiu- tion io reistion to the salaries of the Civil Justices ‘was Called up and there was a sudden and ominous lui, The “grouty twins” sat side by side and were tooked upon by the civil gentlemen with “daggers” in weir eves. The resolution went on, and—was lost. Alderman Miller moved that a committee of three be appomved to wait on the Mayor and inform -Bin that che Board was ready to adjourn sine dte, ‘nd Alderman McQuade made a similar motion in regard 1 the Assistant Aldermen. Both mouons were carried and the commitiee appointed consisted of Aldermen Miller, Ward and Connor, and Alder- mep McQuade, Farley and Coulter. Tne committees retired, apd in the meantime resolutions of thanks ‘were given to the reporters, clerks and the presiding officer, Alderman Coman. The committee reiurneu and reported that they had discharged the duties devolving upon them, but that there were no fur- wher communications to be made to the Board. On motion of Alderman Coulter all papers pendiug be- foré the board were laid on the tabie and the com- mittees of the Board discharged from the cousider- ation of all papers now before them. ‘The Deputy Cierk, Mr. Twomey, then read the minutes, after Which the President (Alderman Coman), thankin tue members ior their exhibition of kindness ani good wiilevinced by them towards him, and wish- mg the members mdividually ali prosperity in the future, declared the Board of Aldermen tor 1809 ad- Journed sine die. THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT. The Beards and Courts as They Will Be—The Makers and Administrators of the Law in the Metropolis. To-day the government of the city goes under the ilrection of an almost entirely new set of men—tnat is to say, the new Boards of Aldermen and Assist- ant Aldermen are, with few exceptions, entirely new men in their respective positions. Comment on ‘the members individually is as yet somewhat out of order. But while the public is for the present un- doubiedly regardless of the peculiar styles of the members of the new Common Council they might perhaps like to know, at least, their names, satisfied ‘shat they will all @o as they are bid by the gentle- men who gave them their places. The new Common Council which assumes possession of the Alder- moanic and Assistaut Aldermanic chambers are as foliows:— ALDERMEN. ASSISTANT ALDERMBN. Dist, ¥ Ds 1—*John Moore. eg ‘James Healy. 2—*Thomas Coman ‘Patrick Lysaght. 3—*Edward Cuday. 3—tHagh O’Brien, 4—John Galvin. 5—*Isaac Robinson, 6—*Lawrence E. Hill, 7—*Jobn Hampson. 6—Hulet Odell. 9—Henry Rogers. 10—*Joseph Homman, Jr. 11—Thomas Muiligan, 12—Edward Costello, “Patrick Gibuey, 14—*Jonn Reilly. 16—Edward Schlichting, 16—*Nicholas Haughton. 17—Charies Fenner. 13—Peter seerey. 19—Barthol’w McDonald, 4—tBryan Reilly, 6—teury Hughes. 6—*Anthony Miller. 7—John Murray. $—tKdward Welch, 9—1Peter Culkin. 10-14. Witham Guntzer. 2i—Lawrence O’Brich, d2—Henry Woltman. 13—James Barker. 14—Jamos McKiever, 16—James G. Dimond. - 16—Hiorence Scannel. 17—George W. Cregier. 18—Richard Croker. 19—tD. 8. Jackson, Jr. 2o—fJas. E. Cunningham. 20—Michael Fay, 21—Jacob M. Long. 2i—Jobn Shelly, Those marked * are re-elected; marked + were formerly members of the Board of Assistant Alder- amen; marked + formerly & member of the Board of Aldermen. THB ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARDS switl take place on Monday at noon. In the Board of Aldermeg there can be no doubt that Alderman Coman, who bas, for two successive terms flied the itice of president, will be cailed to the presidential chair for the third time. He has filled the post with firmness, dignity, impartiality, generosity and courtesy, and‘ has won the good opinion of all who Rave met him in hys oficial capacity, so tnat ms @iection (should he agcept the nomination) is almost beg peradventure. ‘the Board of Assistapt Aldermen tbe impression his ‘vothe presiaency will undo: give regard to the clerks of the Boards 1 i 4 ¥ = 2 i ‘wit, of course, be the same juring past ‘will comprive me sla ae) Fox, Walter Boe mes Hayes, Gershon N. Herman, leury Smit! John Br Orison Blunt, Andreas Willmann. Who will be chosen chairman it resent to say, Sennen to-day, at nine A. M., it will decided. ‘Should Mr. Roche'deciine a renomina- don either Mr. Fox or Mr. Mr. Fox, in the event of the choice lying between himself and the Graad Sachem or driving wheel of the party in the county, will undoubtedly withdraw, 80 that the indomitable, eflervescing ana energetic Wilham M, be the next president of the Board. He has “been there” before, at least at times, and can keep up his end of the plank in good style, & fact which undoubtedly shoulda need not now be told to anybody, THE COURTS will in a few instances be under different control. In the Supreme Court Mr. Jolin R. Brady takes the lace vacated by Mr. Justice Taomas W, Clerke. In the Superior Court Mr. James C, Spencer suc- -ceeds Mr. Justice J. J. Freedman. in the Court of Common Pleas Mr. Frederick V. Loew succeeds Mr, Justice G. C. Barrett, and Mr. W. H. Van Buren, by the appointment of the Governor, takes the seat left vacant by the elevation of Judge Braay to the bench of the Supreine Vourt. dn the Marine Court tbere are no changes, and matters will, of course, go on as usual, In most of the courts there will be some changes among the clerks ard assistants, but these changes have not yet Leen determined. In the Civil or district courts the rollowing named anon Wl preside: 1—Dennis Quinn, 2—Thomes Kiviin. 3—Jas, Walter fowler, 8—Willam J. Kane. 4—Anthony Hartman, 9—Josiah Porter. 5—Joseph Koch, pea im the police courts bl followinigs— 6—Butler H. Bixby. 1—James E. Coulter, 8—Thomas A. Ledwith, 4—Joha Scott. 9—John McQuade, 5—Edward Shandley, Besides these there will be no changes in the elective county offices, except in the where Mr. Robert ©. ilutebings, the’ ungest ir. . Hute , the yor surro- gave ever elected, will preside. ‘Mr. Hutchings has appointed as chief clerk Ste- phen D. Van Schalk, an elderly lawyer, of this city, Who has had great experience 1u probate business. He has appoluted as probate clerk Jesse Oakiey Van- derpoel, late Assistant District Attorney and a nephew of Judge Aaron Vanderpoel. He has ap- pointed as administration clerk A. W. Olliver, who now holds the position ander Mr. Tucker, He has reappointed as geueral clerk Willlam W. Smith; as clerk of the Surrogate’s Court, Marcus Dayton, late partner of senator Hardenburg, of Kingston. These are all the changes Mr. Hutchings has yet announcea, The courts wili be formally, aud yet but nomunaily, opened to-day, but what general or spectal arrange- ments different to those in existence will be made cannot be determined until some time next week. CY CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE. The Interest on the Public Moneys. Since the advent of Mr. Peter B, Sweeny to the oMice of City Chamberlain and County Treasurer he has saved to the city and county coffers an amount which demonstrates beyond a doubt the fact that he, unike most polifical ofice holders, regards the in- terest of the public moneys as being of as much in- terest to the public as many other items, and as being also an amount which, although legally bts in his capacity as custodian of the public moneys, might, could and should be applied to the allevia- tion of the burdens of which the taxpayers com- plain, and which have been, in most cases, wrong- fully placed to the charge of the party of which Mr. Sweeny is the recognized “head centre.” During the past year he has returned into the treasury of the city and county, after paying the current expenses of the Chamberlain’s olfice, the following amounts: ~ Dist, 6—Thaddeus H. Lane, 7—Joseph McGuire. 1—Haward Hogan. 2—Joseph Dowling. 3—Jon Cox, January, +$3,952 Juiy..... February 4675 August. March. 5 505 April, 5,212 October, 8,417 November 3,319 December, + $74,498 Sweeny Total - Making the grand total paid in by Mr. since this fund was commenced $153,025. THE SPEAKERSHIP OF INE ASSEMBLY. Meeting of the Grooklya Democracy—Jobn C. Jacobs Urged for the Speakership of the Assembly. . A special meeting of the Kings County Democratic General Committee was held last night at their rooms, No, 9 Court street. Mr. Craig (the chairman) stated that they had been called together for the purpose of endorsing the recent action of the As- sembly delegation of the county in their resolution pressing the claims of Mr. John C. Jacobs for the ‘Speakership of the House. His record as a democrat was second to none, and it was due to Kings county that the honor of the Speakership should be given to 1m, Mr. Rosert Forey said that in view of the fact that the General Committee had been called to- gether to take some official action in bringing about Uhe nomination of Joun C. Jacobs as Speaker, he moved that @ committee of twenty-one be appointed by the chair to proceed to Albany to urge by ail honorable means the eiection of Mr. Jacobs as Speaker of the Assembly of the State of New York. The motion was adopted, and the following named gentiemen were appointed as such commit- tee:—James B. Craig, Generai Siocum, John G. Schu- maker, General Thomas §. Daken, James Murphy, George G. Herman, Horace Holt, Joseph Howell, J H. M. Barnes, James McCauley, Joun Pyburn, Jaco I, Bergen, William C. Kingsley, James Carboy, Dr. Joseph Creamer, Dr. Thomas P, Norris, P. Ennis, Charles Miller, John S. Bogart, E. A. Kallmeyer, David ©. Aitken and John Heath. ‘The committee then adjourned, THE RECENT FILE ROBBERY. A New Year’s Hint to Police Headquarters, Yesterday morning Mr. Twomey, 80 Beekman street, accompanied by Detective Tilley, applied to Judge Hogan for an order ror the restoration of $2,500 worth of files which had been stolen trom the premises of Mr. Twomey and found in the possession of a man who was convicted of the robbery. The Judge ordered the files to be given up to the owner at the time of the committal. On Mr. Twomey applying to the property clerk at headquarters ne was tola that he could not have the files without an order from the Judge. Judge Hogan refused to give this order and said that there seemed to be every obsta- cle thrown in the wuy of ipectable people by the officials at Hemanartets. ‘Thieves and gamblers had no trouble in getting their property, and Mr. Barrett, the property clerk, knew very well that there was no need of any order in this case. OMicials at 300 Mulberry street seemed to think that everybody was at their beck and call, and he cer- tainly woula not be told what he must do by any -of the understrappers at Police Headquarters. If the applicant’s property had sustained any damage, he ‘would suggest Lnat he sue the police authorities. In connection with the original report of this rob- bery it was stated that Mr. W. KF. Bright, of 189 South street, had purchased the files from the thieves ata reduced rate, which must have shown to him that the probability was that they were stolen. Mr. Bright denies that the rave was below the average market price for goods of the quality of that stolen, and, therefore, denies tnat from that or any other cause could he assume that they were not the law- un property of the persons who disposed of them to in. THE NEW AILWAY WAR. The Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company to Be Wound Up—Suit Against the Company. Asuit has been bronght inthe Supreme Court by the people of the State of New York against the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, under the statute which provides for the dissolution of insol- vent corporations. It is alleged that the corporation haa been insolvent and had neglected and refused the payment of its notes and debts for over a year; that the liapilities of the company are many millions of dollars, and that ail of its assets are insuiticient to pay the same. A motion was heard yesterday in the suit at Special erm to appoint @ receiver to wind up its affairs, as provided by statute, which motion was orp by the company’s counsel, Messrs. Abbett & Futler, of this city, who insisted on an adjournment on account of the shortness of the notice. The Court refused to adjourn the hear- ing, stating thas {t was not a proper case for ad- journment, the Court having judicial knowledge of the utter and hopeless insolvency of the hoes. Several technical objections were algo unavailingly urged by the counsel for the company, and tae case was then argued on its merits by 3. H. Hammond, ey General, for the motion, and W: J. A. Fuller in, opposition thereto. At the conclusion of the argument the Court took the papers and sub- sequently granted the motion and appointed Addi- gon G. Rice receiver. 8, H. Hammond and W. H. Morgen for the people, Abbett d Fuller for we egmpany. TAMMANY PRIMARIES, The Ward Elections Last Evening—The Tammany General and the Young, Men’s General Committees for * , the Year 1870, " * “ In compliance with the iy tien by, the Tam- many Hall General Committee the Tam, demo- cracy met in the various wards last evening and elected delegais to the General Committee, the Young Men’s General Committee and the ward com- mittees {ox the year 1870. The following are the namea Of the delegates elected to the General Com- mittee and the Young Men’s General Committee: FIRST WARD, General Commfttee—John Fox, Edward Hogan, Cornelius Flynn, Edward Fitzpatrick, John Moore, Michael Mechan, Jeremfah fienetck, Michael “Abero, Jobs Frulelgh, Charles Duntel b. O'Gounor. ” ow Y Young Men's General Committee—John Keenan, James Ramsey, Puirick Horan, Richard Connors, Richard hurighty Willian’ Harrington, George Dowdell, Louis Muntz, Patrick Moore, William Kenney, James Hessen, Jacob Mathis, Joseph Tobin, John McCabe, SROOND WARD. General Committee--Willlam: Miner, Isaac P, Wilkins, James Sullivan, Arthur Keating. Young Men's General Committee—John Petit, Michael Fay, John Walker, John Schinnagle. THIRD WARD. General Committee—A. D. Purtell, Michael Loftus, John Hurley, P. tf. Caraey. Young General Committes—Dantel Finn, Patrick Fitzgerald, 8. Doorley, J. J. Thompson. FOURTH WARD, General Committoe—Thomas Coman, James Dunphy, Jeremiah O'Brien, Jobn 8. Roche, James Cowan, Michidl Shelly, James McCabe, Archibald J. Fullerton, Jeremiah Murphy, Thomas Wilds, Daniel Scully, Robert C. Garde, Jeremiah Francis V. 8. Olver, William Maguire, et General Committee—J; Oliver, James Grifin, George Wilson, John Bowe, Thomas Weiohold, James’, Doron, Louls Lochiman, Charien Mulvey, Hatrick Keane, Thomas Cabill, John Monaghan, Jon P. Thurston, -Patrlek Divver, Cornelius Doyle, Willian Hughes, Timothy Murphy, Francis Kinney. ¥irTh WARD General Committee—M. v. 2. Murphy, Denis Quinn, James Healy, Jobn F. Berrigan, James Fitzgerald, B.A. Poblinan, Thomas E, Smith, John O'Neil, Jamex McCarron, Cornelfas Quinn, George W. Mason, Michinel MeDermott, Joho Moore, james P. Wi » Wilaon, "Young Men's General Cammittee—John Connors, Matthew Smith, Michael Murphy, Jobn Connolly, John Kenneally, Lawrence Kane, Nicholas Mulball, Thomas A. Guloway, James Carey, Chariea Tucker, Denis Fogarty, Matthew ‘Thompson. Claus Hanke, Patrick Mallon. BIXTH WAXD. General Committee—T. Brennan, Morgan Jones, Thomas Quins, Witiam Neails, Jacob Koeiier, Jaines Curpbeih Jos, withg, John Hall, Edward Cuddy, Walter Roche, Thomas D. Cgnroy, James Conlon, M. J. Keese, ick Lysaght, Kd- ‘Henry, Edward Travers, Dennis Buros. Men's General Committee—Jobn Stacom, Thomas Ryan, Edward Coppers, Laurence Langton. James Mo- Gowan, John Kelly, Jamies Garvey, Peter H. Keenan, Harry Howard, Constantine Donoho, Jaines J. Nealis, Join Quin- lan, Michael MoCarty, Owen Hunt, Henry McCloskey, Ber- nard McLaughlin, Francis Sheridan, SEVENTH WARI General Committee—Wiliiam M. Tweed, William L. Ely, ‘Thomas Shails, George J. Brown, James Heffernan, Michae Gayte, Edward J, Shandtey, Patrick H. Keenan, John Galvin, Daniel O'Brien, ‘John Ford, Alfred W. Palmer, William M. ‘Tweed, Jr., Herman Lohman, John J. Blair, Daniel A. Mur- phy, Richard Walters, oung Men's Genéral Committee—Michael J. Shandiey, Jaines Kyan, John C. Keating, James Calley, William Colfi: 0, John Stnith, Charies Kelily, Jacob P, Solomon, Eaward Pe Pitepatriek, William Kuliman Patrick Maher, Willian Gat- laghan, Jobn’ Glass, Thomas McCarthy, Michael Mulquin, Denis McCarthy, Roda 8, Brasatl, William Hatzfield, EIGHTH WARD. General Committee—-Michael Norton, Henry Mughes, John Cox, Peter Mitchell, Joseph Lowenstein, George A. Mitchell, ‘Thomas Canary, Isaac Robinson, dofn Glennon, John Wik dey, Thomas Nelligan, Wm. J. Sharkey, Abrabam L. Brewer, Wm. McKay, James Cusick, James Fay. Young Men's General Committee—Cyrus Oly F. Webber, Jr., Warren C. Bennett, John Cava ron, James Boyle, Daniel Kelley, Thomas V. Uoatelio, es Moran, Thomas Mullen, Charles A. L. Goldey, Wm. Cleary, John’ Kelly, John Helferman, Andrew Gavagaa, Thomas Bogan. NINTH WARD. General Committee—William Dodge, Vincent C. King, ‘Thompson C. Dunn, John J. Foley, Albert J, Terhune, Alex. V. Davidson, William H. Carroll, Lorenzo D, Cummings, John Houghtalin, Henry Rogers, James O'Nell, William Ud. Bergen, James R. Floyd, Waller W. Price, Peter Culkin, Joun Lyne, ‘ong Men's General Committee—Dearporn’ G, Piper, James L. Van Wart, Charles Miller, Willffm A. Dunham, Charles P. MoCormick, John Oakford, Hermann Schroeder, William J. Van Arsdaic, William B. Ripley, Michael McGee, Wil ‘atm 3. Gi'es, James A, Heaney, Abrata D. Cole, Robert Lindsay, Ambrose Monneli, Janes Gallagher. TENTH WARD, General Committee—John Scott, John G. Otto, William H. MeCorkle, & k. Nolan, W. Hallam Brown, Hdward Welsh, Edward J. Knight, Alonzo Truesdell, August Braun, William B. Oberman, John B. Wiit, John Harrison, William 0, Gover. John Bott, John Graber. Young Men's General Committee—George T. Murray, John Bode, Jacob Eller, Jacob Wolfe, James H. Barr, John A. Tucker, Nelson J. Walker, Matt. McLoughlin, Patrick Mi den, John Weinberger, George Bilger, John Kelso, James Campbell, William Barker, Joha Schelfmeyer, ELEVENTH WARD, General Committee—Charles E. Loew, Anron B. Rollins, Henry Woltman, Edward Hare, Henry Haight, Joseph Koch, Patrick O'Connor, George Will, Samuel 8, Acker, Thomas F. Daly, Hervey C. Calking, Peter MoKuight, Hewieit Odell, Jo- seph A. Lyons, Martin Mazer, John jus Gross, Joneph Bellesheim, Wiliam W. Cook. pe Young Men’s General Committee—John Kaiser, Jr., John Lowe, Adam Engle, Patrick Hall, Robert DeLacy, Jacob Michaels, George’ B. Rhodes, Willlain B. Quinn, "Andrew Brecht, Thomas Lynch, Edward Colton, William’ J. O'Neil, Martin’ Nachtman, Christian Schell, David Gideon, August King, Gilbert C, Coles, Edward Comelio, Hiram B, Ferguson, TWELFTH WARD, General Committee—Edward Jones, Josiah Porter, John Scallon, William H. Charlock, John’ McQuade, Edward Rosch, Philip H. Jonas Peter Mo(iinness, Henry W. Genet, John M. Hall, Jacob M, Long, Andrew Smith, Thomas 0: Fields, Bart. MeDonald: Janey Kehoe, Shepard F, Knapp. Young Men's General Vommittee— Theodore F. Tone, John McDermott, James Owens, Germain Hanachel, David 8. Jackson, Jr, John J, Friedman, Ambrose L. Pinney, Louis Broal, Patrick Bannon, George H. F. Lynch, John McGuire, ‘Thomas Fenton, Martin A. Kelley, William Wood, James Pettit, Robert rior. HIRTEENTH WARD. v General Committee—-Anthony Miller, W. H. racy Joseph J. Campbell, W. Re H. Tooker, G. H. ee, T. J. Cam , an. Michael Healy, Jacob Seebacher, Joho Phalon, G. E. Hill, Patrick | Carracher, ius Buckman, P. McLaughlin, ‘Thomas H. Smith, Patriok J. MoAlours Young Men's General Committee—William P. McCormick, Henry *. ‘Lippold, Thomas H. Hiil, Peter McManus, Henry lcAlear, Michael Dobson, William Clancy, eilly, Waud Frieund, Michael Maloney, Patrick O'Connor, John’ Moss, Patrick ‘Ruddy, Philip Reilly, Law- rence O'Connor, FOURTEENTH WARD. General Committee—James Hayes, Joseph Shannon, James Gibbons, Patrick Kelley, James H, Monaghan, ‘Thomas Stanton, Patrick D, Byrne, Michael Feeney, Owen Cavanagh, othy O'Brien, Thomas Smith, Jr, Francls McKenna, Edward Kenney, Robert Canfield, Claus Dosher, Lawrence McUarthy, James Cogan, Young Men's General Committee—Charles F. Martin, Francis Mangin, Michael P.. Goodwin, Thomas Maxwell Thomas Heaney, John Hart, William Gallagher, Peter Dennen, Patrick Conkiin, Henry Bennett, James ‘Cogan, Thomas’ Norton, Charles Ulancy, John MéKenua, Wiliiaub O'Neil, James Gilbooley, Michael MeGonigle. PIVTEENTH WARD. General Committee-James W. Fowler, James Kelly, F. A. Ranson, Jobn Carey, Wm. Schirmer, Thomas Leary, John Murray, Hugh Ferrigen, George W. Blunt, John Hampson, Aigertion 8, Sullivan, George H. Purser, George J. Guinble- ton, Douglas Taylor. Young Men's venéral Committoe-—George C. Llog’, James Shelton, Patrick MeCabe, John Burt, Jr, John McCauley, James 'W. Smith, Henry’ Knuble, Charles Golden, Patrick Reld, James Casey, Win. Robb, M. F. Dougherty, James Givstn, James H, Wersels, SIXIRENTH WARD. General Committeo—Kmanuel 8. Hart, Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr. Michael Wilson, Bernard Cregan, James Barker, Richar O'Gorman, Kichard Flannagan, Patrick Gibney, John H. MeCunn, William Lamb, James Watson, James Gregory, James Hundy, Jacob C.'Zabriskle, Matthew Halpin, Joho Creamer. Young Mten's Gencral Comraitiee- Job Moore, Jacob W. Smith, Thomas Delaney, Peter Welsh, Joel 0. Stévens, John Brown, Michael Larkin, William J. Kane, John Nunnery, Patrick J. Hart, Patrick’ Campbell, Michael Moran, Bernard” Garvey, Gwen O'Rourke, Philp MéDowell, John Clark. SEVENTEENTH WARD, General Committes—Thomas J. Creamer, Joseph Hoff- man, Jr., John J. Walsh, Bernard Kenney, Francis Creamer, ohin Honey, James Kagan, Bernard: Helly, J. Tyler Kelly, Peter Gillespie, John nolds, Charles G. Cornell, Gerson N. bury, Anthony Hariman, Nicholas Seger, in. ng en's General Committee—John Reilly, John Weth, Edward Lane, William Hill, John Garvey, John Fellows, Charles Guentzer, Jobn H. Henessey, Jobn Fish, John Murphy, Michael Cuddy, Thomas Thomas Sullivan, Heenan, Jobn J. Dieht, Jr., Joseph Hartman, Thomas Gal- lagher, Peter W. MoGulre, Patrick Cummins, Joba Coogan, Henry A. Pecher, Patrick Dailey. General Committee—James Irving, John O'Toole, Law- rence Clancy, Thomas Donoiioe, Nicholas Haughton, John M. Carroll Danlel Moran, James I; Traynor, Geo‘ge Hlubsch- mann, John Nesbit, Richard Daiton, William C, O'Brien, James J, Hennessy, Goorge G. Barnard, Michael 8. Lambert, A. MeBride, General Committee—Alfred T. Aker, John Looram, John Connell, James MeCann, John’ Dugas, John J. Gannon, P. J. Clark, Thomas Cowan, Bryan McMahon, Michael McGovern, Francis Clark, Edward Brown, Josep Jennings, Felix McBride, John A. Thompson, Thomas Kelly, ‘Thomas Keefe. NINETEENTH WARD. General Committee—Albert Cardozo, John Brown, J. J. O'Donohue, T. P. Smith, W. H. McCarthy, B. Gallihan, Joseph McGuire, Louis Saal, T. Farley, A. Oakey Hall, Wm. Hirschman, W. H. King, W..C. Connor, Thos. Duffy, Jas. D. Reymert, Fran Bxbs, Francis McUabe. ‘oung Men's General Committee—P, Carroll, George J. Wood, 5, 8. Caldwell, A. 8, Kerwin,-John Kennody, McManus, Thos. Murphy, K, McCafferty, Francis Squires, John Pentz, H. H. Moore, O. M. Herrick, Thos. C. Vache, Jolin G. Kearney, W. 8. MeLauchiin, T. J.’MeCabill, Robert Cunningham, Jr. TWENTIFTN WARD, General Committee Peter B. Sweeny, Noah A. Childs, Henry Aiker, Michael Kuhn, John H, Tietjen, William - boy, Alexander Frear, John Magrane, Thomas J. Barr, Eras- tus 'Lateteld, Francis F. Reynolds, Austin Y; Pettit, Jona Hal James G. Dimond, Seth M. Harris, Peter Trainer, The Duniap, ee Martine, John Brice. Young Men's General Commitice—A. P. Dalrymple McLoughlin, H. A. Childs, William McUonkey, J. bard, Thomas Dunlap, Jr., James C. Quinn, William A. Barr, Jobn Holzderber, Richard Armstrong, William E. Dem: orest, Henry M. Gat » Peter Duffy, J. Frederick batch, James Reynolis, James T. Entwistle, Neil Bryant, Frank Michaels, William Flammer. TWENTY-FIRST WARD. General Committee—Richard B, Connolly, James O'Brien, Leander Buck, Butler H. Bitley, Lawrence D. Kiernan, Richard M. Tweed, Henry L. Clinton, Samuel B. Garvin, Ber- nard Costello, Bernard O'Neill, Patrick Looran, Michael Kane, Hugh Reilly, James Everard, Solomon Mebrbach, ‘Phomias Carey, ‘Nicholas Hoffman, Jobn Murray, James M: mn Young Men's General Committee—Joe! A. Fithian, James Gorrey, Thomas Dunphy, Philip Fisher, Orlando H. Moora, David J. Daly, George E. Hickey, Thomas A. Bancker, Augustus I. Dougherty, Stephen O'Brien, Joseph Detwpse ‘William Darling, James McCabe, Peter Seery, James Max- well, Richard Croker, Benjamin H. Yard, Lawrence Del- mour, John O'Brien, J. J. Scully, John F. B, Smyth, ‘TWENTY-AECOND WARD, General Commiitee—Micbael Connolly, ry Murray, Geo. W. Plunkitt, Thomas Higgins, John Makewen, Frank Bleasing, Charles Feitner, Peter McCullough, Andrew John- gon, Terence Riley, John Tietyen, Wm, te ED Jas) Ben . P, Fairchild, Stephen Statford, Wm. Hullihan, Joun . Greene. Young Men's General Committee—James O'Retliy, Antono Brunner, Mishael Gormond, Wm. O'Gorham, James O'Brien, 'm, H. Cornett, Thomas McMahon, Joba Betz, John She: dan, Jerome Burk, James T. Moulton, Charles EK. Connoily, Joun Keynolds (Ninth avenue), Edward Egbert, Edmund Connolly, Jobp Carin, Rovert , Haigh Hub- Danvera, SHIPGING NEWS. - _ Mmanunc for New York—This Day. 725 | Moonrises...morn 4 40 443 | High water....eve 8 10 Weather Along the Coast. DrcEeMuEs 81-9 4, Weather. PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 31, 1869. Herald Packages. Captains and Pursors of Vessels arriving at this port will please geliver all packages intended for the Hreavp to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Yacht fleet. The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1863:— Resolved, That on andafter April 1, 1868, the Associated Press will discontinue the collection of ship news in the harbor of New York. Passed unanimously, BB The office of tne HERALD steam yachts JAmEs and |, JEANNETTE is ot Whitehall slip. All communications from owners and consignees to the masters of inward bound ves- sels will be forwarded free of charge. OCEAN STEAMERS, DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. Sails ‘Destination. Opi America, Ja Geo Washington Caledonia. Ji West at. :|1 Bowling Green 69 Broadway. Virginia... CLEARED, isonet City of Washington (Br), Allen, Liverpool—J G@ ee Steamship, Helvetia (Br), Thomson, Liverpool—National Steamship Co. ‘Stearnahip Cella (Br), Gleadell, London—Howiand & As- wall. P Steamship Palmyra (Br), Chesnaye, Glasgow—Henderson pnleamabip Iowa (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow—Henderson chupamati Virgina, Kennedy, Galveston via Key West j_Cicamabip Misslusippl, Henry, New Orleans—Froseric Ba- Steamship Cortes, Nelson, New Orleans—H B Cromwell calcamuhip Lodona, Hovey, New Orleans—C H Mallory & Steamshyp San Jaciuto, Atkins, Savannah— W R Garri- on. Steamship Huntsville, Crowell. Savannab—R Low‘en. seed Champion, Lockwood, Charleston — R Morgan 06 Steamship Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NC—J Lorillard, Steamship Isaac Beil, Bourne, Nortoix, City Point and Richmond—Oild Dominion eae: Co. Steamship E C Knight, Johnson, Georgetown, DC—Phillips rown. Derby, Golf, San Franciaco—Sutton & Co. Kk Addie McAdam, Partridge, Havre—Brett. Son & Co, brfiatk Golden Fleece (Br), Rhodes, Barbados—ienry Trow- e's Sons. Bark Edith Rose, Alexander, Matanzas—Yates & Porter- id. Bark Pepits (NG), Gatjen, Richmond—Oelrichs & Co, Brig Ann (Br), Fiory, Gibraltar—A P Agresta. Brig Curacoa (Br), Lockhart, Caracoa—Joa Foulkes Sons. Brig G 8 Berry, Bradley, Hayana—J E Ward & Co. Brig Scio, Brown, Cienfuegos—Miller & Houghton. Brig Ponvert, Allen, Cienfuegos—Thompson & Hunter, Brig D B Doane, Veazie, Cardenas—Miller & Houghton, Brig WN Z( Br), Herman, Lusenurg, NS—G A Phillips & collins. Brig Huron, Perry, Boston. Schr Anna’ Whiting, Hutchinson, Demarara—Miller & ughton, Schr M& Mangum, Beveridge, San Blas—J Douglas. Schr Israel Snow, Keating, Havana—B J Wenberg. Schr R M Atwood, Doane, Havana—B J Wenberg. Schr Glengarry, Yates, Matanzas -Yates & Porteriield, Sebr Elien (Br), Lewia, §t John, NB—P I Nevius & Sons. Schr Frank Walter, Corson, Indianola and Lavacca—NL McCready & Co. Schr Right Bower, Brown, Galveston—C H Mallory & Co, Schr E A Rich, Ames, New Orleans—N H Brigham. Schr Edith, Randall, Mobile--J D Hurlbut & Son, Schr Henry, Merritt, Jacksonvi W Ray & Co. B, —0 Tobias & Co. Schr Julia B, Hartung, Brunew! Schr C A Johnson, Magee, Witesiagon NC—W K Hinman. chs Porto Plata, ‘Montgomery, Wilmington, NC—Eggers & ein. ‘Schr Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, Richmond—Van Brunt & rf PUY, Sehr Sparklin Rote, Norfolk—C E Staples & C Sonr PA Datla Lowe Haltimore—c E Staples & Gi Schr Allee Wabury, Gloucester—H P Brown & Co. Schr Snow Squad, Robinson, Salem—R W Ropes & Co, Schr Granite State, Burgess, mn. wis & Co. Schr A G Lawson, Sackett, Stamford. Bel J lobbie, Stamford. Steamer J W Garrett, McLaughlin, South Amboy. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Main (NG), Oterendorp, Bremen Deo 1, vie Southampton 2st, with mdse and 178 passengers, to Oeirichs 10. Dec 26, lat 46.58, lon 4, passed steamship Cimbria, hence for Hamburg. Steamship City of Mexico, Deaken, Vera Cruz Dec 21, Sisal 25th and Hayoua in 4 days and hours, with mdse and pas. tongers, to F Alexandre Sone, Had light norcherly winds up to Hatterag and light NW winds the rest of the p . Dec Slat 8AM, lat 38 09, lon 74 16, passed steamship Eagle, hence tor Havana, Steamship Geo Washington, Gager, New Orleans Deo 35, with mdse and passeugers, vo ii B Cromwell & Co. Steamship © W Lord, Hobart, New Orleans Dec 92, and SW Pace Sid, with mdse, to NH Brigham. Dec 8), lat 3660, lon 7 08, exchanged signals with bark C S$ Rogers. ‘Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, Savannah Dec 26, with mdse and passengers, to' Murray, ‘Ferris & Co. Decl, off Apse- com, passed ship Joseph ‘Clark, from London ‘for New or! Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston Dec 29. with mdse and passengers, to 1 R Morgan & Co, Decdl, 40 mies Sof Delaware lightebip, parsed steamships Gen’ varnes, hence for Savannah, and Eagle, do for Havana; same day, 3) miles 8 of Delaware ightship, steamship Maynolia, do for Charleston. Had light northerly winds and fine weather, and made the passage from Charleston in 63 hours. Stem Regalator, Pennington, Wilmington, NO, with mdse, to J Loriilard. teamship Ellen § Terry, Chapin, Newbern, NO, 6) hours, with mdse and passengers, to Murray, Ferris & Co. Steamship Johy Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DO, witn mdse, to Phillips & Brown. Bigumanip Volunteer, Jones, Philadelpbia, with mdse, to J orillar Ship Queen of the East, May2, Liverpool, 81 daya, with mine ie DG Bacon. Coming dows the trian Channel the vessel struck on shoal six times, causing her to leak six Inches an hour; ha the pumps going the entire pas- sage ; took the northern nd had rough weatner; 10tn, ith and 12th inat experienced a heavy gale from WSW; lost 8, fc. Bark Noah (NG), Nielsen, Bordeaux, 96 days, in ballast, to Wendt, Tetens & Bockman. Had fine weather the entire passane. Bark Wilhelmina Agatha (Dutch), Moller, Curacoa, 23 days, with coffee, &e, to © © Abell.’ Was 14'days crossing the Garibbean Sea with strong N and NE gales, Brig Nellie Mitchell, Melson, Minatitlan Nov 80, vin Key West 12 days, with cedar, &c,'to J L Long—vessel to D Dearborn. Had head winds all the passage, Brig Amazon (Br) Sadler, Demarara, 18) daya, wi fe, to Jones & Lough. | Ded 30, lat 326, on 8 b4y of m vessel's lower mast, apparentiy bute short time f ter. worig Annie Gardner (ot Castine), Gardner, Meery ht) 23 di ‘with sugar to John M Smith, Son & Co—vessel to Miller $3 Had fne weather; bas been 4 days north of al Brig La Creole (Dutch), Spalckhaver, Curacoa, 14 da with Tustio and passcdges, to Duyale & Go.” Had tas weather the entire passage; has been § daya north of Hate ras. rig B Inginac, Smallhouse, Port au Prince, 14 days, with coffee and | d, to R Murray Je. Had fin r the r (Br. ucher, arc (Hayti), 11 days, logervod, woH Becker & Co--vessel to Jas ‘Edmiston & Co, rig Martha A Berry (of Portiand), Chase, Matanzas, 7 days, with molasses, to order; vensel to Miller & Houghton. Had heavy westerly winds the most of the passage. Schr Billy Butts (Br), Horton, Demarara, 26 days, with su- gar, to BJ Wenberg. Had moderate weather. Schr Hyne, Glover, Glover, Jacksonville, 8 days, with yel- low pine. to J W Russell. ‘Varuna, Sawyer, Jacksonville, @ days, with yellow cl ‘ooster, Jacksonville, 8 days, with yeliow pine to P Nelson—vessel to Jed Frye & Co. Sehr Ann Turner, Jones, Virginia. Schr © R Washington, Colburn, Virginta. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Schr Gen Marton, Poland, Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown, Schr Oliver Ames, French, Boston for Georgetown. Sclir Nathaniel Holmes, Heath, Providence for New York, Schr Irene I Meservey, Wade, ‘New London for Savannah, Schr Mall, Holmes, Greenwich for New York. Schr Haze, McNamee, Greenwich for New York. Schr Geo W Purnell, Sidney, Stamford for New York. » Schr White Kock, Hubbell, Southport for New York. BOUND BAST. Schr Staten Islander, Babcock, South Amboy for Bran ford. Schr Native, Green, Elizabethport for Greenwich. ugar, part in the Schr MA ora, eet ‘Taylor, klizabethport for New Haven. Schr Atmira, Hegeman, Weehawken for Ro Sebr Ellen, 1s, New York for St John, N Schr M £ Russell, Mehatfey, New York tor Hallett's Point, Schr Keren uch, Allen, New York for Bridgeport. Sehr G P Trigg, —, New York for Stamtord. Schr R P Jackson, Abraham, New York for Glen Cove. ‘Wind at sunset W, light, Marine Disasters. STRAMSnIP Zor—The wreck of the steamship Zoe, from ‘Earanoas, for Liyerpoo!, betore reported, sold at Cow Bay ‘or Bll, Baux MarE (Nor), from Liverpool, before reported below Phitadelphia dismasted, arrived up 29th ult, and reports during a heavy gale from W and NW on the 1éh, carried away foremast, main anu mizzen topmast, Buia Louisa D (Br), Young, from Boston, {n ballast, went ashore on a reef about § miles to the westward of Port an Paix Now 12, and bilgec; crew saved. ‘The bull, with spars and rigging, was sold on the 22d for $610. Sous BaMixr (Br), from Bt Domingo for Boston, with Ha.iPax, Dec 80—The steamship City of New York, from verpool “ior New York, in "eaving Mabie port yesterday uunshipped sore ‘was recov y and it ls exyeoted that she will proceed on Friday Purser JW Bensol, of the steamship City of Mexico, from Vera Cruz and Havana, has our thanks for attentions, The purser of the steamship Virgo, from Savannah, bas our thanks for bis attentions. : We are indebted to purser Geo W Anderson, of the steam- ‘ship Charleston, from Charleston, for favors. Whalemen. Schr Francis L Steele, Schofield, cleared at San Francisco Dec 2} to cruine, to Denar Aten of * arrived at Honolulu previous Sp becd) wil 4p, 575 do wh off and 190) tba bone, Whalers sailed trom Honolulu previous to the 8th, Bark Fanny Fister. Mayhem, was at Sydney Oct 1, with of 880 bbls ap and 100 do wh Bark lora (Chilian), Wood, was at Palta Nov 19, taken 110 bbla sp oll this season Had seen whales season. lat). havin only four times during the Spoken. Goodell, Sweetser, from Callao vin Valparaiso iam, Oct 17, lat 558, Ion 62. Ship White Swallow, Knowles, from Now York for Mel- bourne, Nov 18, lat 82 40 N, lon 3025 W. Foreign Ports. tohCoRA, WCA, Nov 9—Balled, brig Thames, Dortge, Bos- Brisro1, Dec t8 Arrived, St Paul, Martin, NYork: Cor. bes Mi for nesogian Charleston; Concordia, Lemos, St Mi- Salled 18th, Hattie M, Parker, NYork via Newport, In port 1#tb, idg, Winnifred, fe ‘org ; Stratford, ‘Scott, for Herlofsen, for Pensacola; Kate Bruce, Libbey, for New Or- leans; Bristollan, Whyte, for Ban Francisco, In port 19th, Fawn. from NYork for Gloucester. BurwEnuaven, Dec 1é—Arrived, Hero, Goudy, Philadel in. BROUWERSHUAYRN, Deo 18—Arrived, Jas Ives, Foster, led for Helvoet). Philadelphia (and sai! BORDEAUX, Deo 16—Salled, Jobanna Maria, Gustavus, Ww Ly po gy Dec 27—Sailed previous, bark Young Turk, , Boston, BILBOA, Dec 15—-Off, Freya, Alm, from NYork. Brynovt, Dec -—Satled, Volunteer, Blake, N York. Bombay, Nov Benares, Noyes, Singapore. BATAVIA, Dec I1—In port ships Sacramento, Gardner, San Francisco, arrived 6th; Mystic Bolle, Burnham, for Mantia; bark Courier, Dickey, from Monte: video for Holland. Gem, Holmes, Havre. CAniz, Des 13—Arrived, Jas Ratchford, George, and Lamp- Ughter, Bureh, NYork. Railed 14th, Union, Green, NYork. Covomno,'N ov 1¥—Salled, bark Asphode! (iin, Bayfield, on, CaLGurTaA, Nov 21—Arrived, Onward, Hewitt, Moulmein; Ellaworth, Woodward, Liverpool. Cleared 17th, Nonantum, Norton, Boston. CavENNE, about Nov 25—Arrived, achr Charles H Price, Haddock, Salem. CuRracoa, Dec 16—Arrived, pie Emma Dean, NYork. * DRAt, Dec 9—Arrived, 8 D Thurston, Snow, London for piety WS Hilles, Burgess, do for Demarara (aud both an ored). DUNGENESS, Dec 19—In the Roads, J G Norwood, Hark- ness, from New Orieans for Havre. DEMARARA, Dec |1-—Sailed, brigs Maria Wheeler, N York; Oriole, Delaware Breakwater ; sclir Is»bela, NYork. In port 13th, briga Alice Abbott, for NYork lg; Sophia, for 0. HAMBURG, Dec 16—Arrived, United States, Lunt, AI Moody, Durkee, NYork. Havnr, Dec \¢—Arrived, ‘Thos: Harward, Strickland, and M W Norwood, Washburn, New Orleans. Cleared 1ith, Wiki Hunter, Hewitt, Cardiff and United States; 18th, Neweastle, Armstrong, Savannah; Exchange, Churehiill, Cardi”. . HAVANA, Dec 30~Arrived, steamship Cleopatra, Phillip ‘ark. LivErroot., Dec 18—Arrived, Fire Queen (8), Day, New Orieans; Pauiine David, Otto, do; 1%h, Norseman, Henam, San Francisco; E A Kenney, Hoffses. New Orleans; Oswin- 0, Roberts, Savannah ; Leamington, Bell, New Orieans. Satled 19th, Robena, W: le, NYork. Cleared 1th, E B Haws, Mend, Baltimore; Wyoming, Ju- uagene Castine, Thurston, Philadeiphia ; Aphrodite, Bro Norfolk ; Chancellor, Patten, Mobile; Prim, Jensen, Gaives- fon; Wm Ross, Rost, Calcutta; Peru, York, and Areadis, lao: Weeks, Callao via Ent dut 18th, Java (#), Cook, and. Favorite, Greenman, for York; Carl August, Siewerts, Philadelphia. 0} Lonvon, Dec 18—Arrived, Vivid, Hartz, NYork ; Sunbeam, Holmes, Montreal; 4th, Bellona (#), Couch, NYorx (and ent out for do). Cleared ‘18th, Caldbreck, Stewart, San Francisco; Jas Steele, Overton, Cardiff and Baltimore; Svea, Knudson, Brunswick ; 20th, Vision, Thorsen, Philadelphia, MrssiNA, Dec8—Sailed, kichmond, Powers, Philadelphia, saMAvmrtrbs, Nov 16-10 port brig’ Teaser, ‘for New Bed- ford. MAYAGURZ, PR, Dec 19—In port briga Sarah Crowell (Br), P ratt, from Baltimore, disg; Thos Turull, Faecal from N ew Haven, do; George, Willard, from do do; Alexander & Witham (Bri, Duane, from NYork for Ruma ‘ula, Reed, from Newburyport for Turks Islands; achra Willie, Staples, from Baltimore, disg: Chas Dennta, Hallock, from NYork, do; Albert Treat, Moore, from do'do; Stampede, Stratton, from Philadelphia, do. pHATANzAs, Des 28—Arrived, brig DC Chapman, Knight, altimore. NewPort, Dec 17—Sailed, Speedway, Berry, Galveston. Nassau, Dec 18—In po Hamlet (Br, Green, fram St Domaingy for Boston, arrived 14th; leaky. Ponor, Dec 14—Arrived, brig Italia, Hayes, Baltimore. QUEENSTOWN, Dec Z1—Arrived, steamship Virginia, Tho- mas, NYork for Liverpool (and presended Ye RANGOON, Nov 9—Arrivea, Martaban, Humphreys, Pe- gall lied 10th, Tanjore, Cobb, Bombay. TELDS, ‘Deo ie—Arrived, Helewa, Potter, Hamburg; Behrend, ockier, Doboy. paottb, Dec 16-Satled, Zennta, Brown (from Baltimore), Hin. ySTOORHOLM, Dec 13—Arrived, Svartvik, Ramstrom, New ‘ork. Sienna LEonz, Deo 3—In port brig Rescue, Marshall, from Bosto n, Sr MICHAELS, Dec 8—In port schr Galena, Hale, from Boston via Fayal, to load fruit for Boston, bt HELENA, Nov 12--In port bark Sacramento, Robbins, for const of ‘Africa, to wail next day; schr Sea Queen, for New ford, St THomas, Dec 14—Arrived, achr Volunteer, Peters, Guadaloupe. Sailed thn, schr Jamestown, Rogers, St Domingo and New ‘ork. . In port 14th, brig Nellie Mowe, Mercyman, for Savannah; schr Daybreak. Biake, for Georgetown. Sr Joun's, ?R, Deo 14—Arnived, brig Alex Kirkland, M tin, Baltimore, American Ports, BOSTON, Doo 30—Arrived, ship, Winged Hunter, Small, NYork; achra A.J Kabens, Bragg, Altamaha River, Ga; H At wood, Parker; Edward Rich, Foster, and H H Horton, Pierce, Tausier; 1G Curtis, Atwood, Deal's Island, Md; 'Nicker- son, Crowell, Baltimore; Boy State, Seabu: Cleared—Steamships ‘Oriental, Snow, sa (Br), Murphy, Liverpool via NYork; Binckstou Baltimore; ship John Harvey, Lothrop, Savainab; briga Peter Roberts Kolf, Surinam; Lady Moak (Br), Gor- don, Bt Pi j Bea Side, Fowler, Vien(sogos; ‘ach J os Fish, jeorgetown, SO; A H Cain, Simpson, Phila- jelphia. Sailed-Steamnship Blackstone; ship Elien Munroe; barks Abkera, Janet, and Freeman Dennis. Biat—Arrived, steamauiys McClellan Ni NYork;_ bark Philadelphi wilsden, Sawyer, (Br), Baltimore; Aries, M Young, Hilton, 1 Town, CGH} ep Gottenburg; scbr E briga Amanda, Haack, Port Elizabeth; Edward Everett, Turks Island; Manzon},’Traxillo; Perces' Hinckley, Jackson: pile sers Uber, Port de Paix; Sunbeam, Gaiveston ; Maggie marten, ti B Eagle, Coftin, Rio Janel Nivo (Br), Me Leod, Turks Island ence; sears J A Sheppard, W NYork; Govd rt, Y Smith, Crowell, Bostor. Cleared—-Briga Gazelle (NG), Krager, Rio Grando; Navarl- no, Blood, New Orleans; schrs Jano’ Louisa (\sr), Munroe, and E K Brown (Br), Horton, West Indies; Lily, Robinson, Fairhaven; © Scolield, Disosway, Hoboken} Uid'Chad, Mo- Clintock, Rockport.” SailedSteamship Beritn ; brig Delphin ; schr Jane Louts Bist—Arrived, bark alder, Mareussen, Liverpool; brigs Chattanooga, Fry, St John's, PR; Lima, Hill, Demerara, CHARLESTON, Dec %—Uleared, bark Maria, Webster, Sailed—Scbrs Vrate, Mason, NYorks S & E Corson, Brow- er, Georgetown, SU. ili Arrived, steamship Jas Adger, NYork; schr Thos Mia- immons. CAPE GOD, Dec 81—Passed at 2:45 PM, steamship Dirigo, Johnson, N York for Portland. FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 81—Passed out, ship Crest of the Wave, for Liverpool; bark Annie, for Utba; brigs Geo Laitimer,for Porto, Rico; Romauce, for Nuvisa; Mary Stewart, tor Charleston, Passed out. from Richmond. brig O M Heme, for Rio Ja- neiro; Ruth, for Pernambuco; Fairiina, for Bahia. FALL RIVER, Dec 29—Sailed, schra Hazleton, Gardner, Baltimore ; Amos Falkenburg, Terrel!, NYork. GALVESTON, Dec 28—Arrived, brig Galveston, Merryman, York. Cleared—Bark Bric; rt, Morgan, Lit ol. Die Arrived, steurnahip Euyerpe, Ullderdute, N York. HOLMES’ HULK, Dec 29, PM—Arrived, brigs G W Chase, Bacon, Bonaire for Portland; Florence (Br), rye, NYork fOr Bt John, NB; schrs Albert L Butler, Butler, an Wm Walton, ‘Baltimore for Boston; Lucy J Warren, Allen, do for NW Meyee, King, Philadelplua for’ Portsmouth, Safled—Schra Baltimore, Margie. 80ih—Arrived, bark Daring, McDonald, Baltimore for Port- land; brig Renshaw, Sylvester, Charleston for Boston schrs Fiabuck, Graham, Tangier for'do; Eta ¥ Sylvester, Pierce, Norfolk Yor Portsinouth; Amelia, Post, Newcastle, Del, for Newburyport; Eddie F Treat, Nickerson, Portiand ‘for Car- deuan; Gharile E Mayo, MoMulloo, Belfast far tultimore, 9 AM—Salled, schrs Albert L Butier, Wm Walton, Lucy J Warren, Finback ; Etta E Sylvester, Amelia. yHAVACA, Deoi#—in port schr Julta Kider, Rider, for New ork ldg. HEW ORLEANS, Dec 25—Arrived, bark To y Sabino 8p), Renlania, Havana; brig Hope, Montevallo, do: schra lacy D, Higgins, jchmond, Va; Thomas M Stoue, Pitcher, Philadel: Pl \—Arrived, steamship Cuba, Dukehart, Baltimore via Havana; ship “Hansa (NG), Meyer, St Jago do Cuba; bark Frenklin, Hassell, Cardit?; briga Tebidubo (Sp), Gelpi, 'Hava- na; Sarah Kennedy, Duacan, NYork; ach Azclda & Laura, Falmouth, Ja. 27th—Arrived, ships Cambria, Owen, Plymouth, B; For- moso, Dunsar; pedcaunt beige heubanrie (Sp), Bolaun- do, Havana; Fortuna Bry Reaa, Barbados. ol |—Brig Autaifo (Sp), Font, Barcelona. Souruwest Pass, Dec 96—Arrived, ships Viola, Slater; , Spencer, Li Kinrara, Mo: eh Fre ie ne en Meade, rr fant; ia M Warren: 2ith, ship Lord Dal “f Cleared, 6 ker, Kelsey, Dec 29—Arrived, schra James 8 Mallory, Wood's Hole for Savannah; 80th, Wm Thompson, Eldridge, Baltimore; Henry A Taber, Bowman, and Susan, Hodgdon, Nvork; A Bartiott, Warehain for Balthnore. NEWPORT, Dec 29, PM—Arrived, achr Benj Crocker, Harding, Providence tor Norfolk; sloop Fred Brown, Terry, do for N York. Safled—Schra $ L Burns, Crosby, and Island Belle, Ingalls, Eastport for NYork; Hannibal, Cox, Bueksport {or do; Geo 'W sletson, Sparrow, Fall River for Norfolk; Jabez L White, Weeks, Somerset for NYork; Wm Penn, Dorr, Hlizabethy lor Boston ; Richmond, Sawtelle, Rockland for NYork; Union jag, Maloney, Provi‘lence for Savannah: Mary # Dyer, Parvere, Boston for Virginia; Ocean Wave, Bryon, Philadel- hia; Goean Wave, Bryan, Philadelphia; & P King, Bliven, ith, 8 AM—Arrived, Thos Hix, Lurvey, and Ira Hudson, Greeléy, Rockland for NYork; Sarah B (new, 161 toni dora, of and from Machias for do; Abbie Angalis, in do fordo; Wild Figeon, Phillips, Boston for do; Amos Falken ‘Terrell, Fall River for do; Hazletos, Gardner, &o {oi NEW IN, Dec 29—Arrived, achr E Church, PlymgGih GPEREACOIA, Boo SdCleared, brig, John Byers, Gavia, PETA, Dec S0—Arrived, schr T Sinnlelidon, Ea PGiare-Hare elope (Br), Torben, Cork or Talpnth fr Boston, \4 aes Fa from Gloucester, &; sohr clenfunyse bie Mary Bico, tor laguayta, ach MB Met, RTLAND, %9—arrtved, steamship Pransoning, Brann, Nore § leared—Brig Chariena, Nichols, Sagua; schr D 8 Siner, Huntley, Philadephia, Brig Hattie & Wheeler; achra W A Jewell, DB Sle ner. . schra E V Glover, tone, Norfoik; S$ Tines, Hulse, and John Lymburnery Or Cea orig Chinberato, Cooma, Remedton, <F*% | Bailed-Gonrs AP Cranmer, Cranuier, Baltimore; ? i French, Gowdey, NY SOKLAND, Dee 38 —Arrived, schra Defiance, Hal, New 7 ‘N Sumter, Shaw; Planet, Pratt, and A Jameson, Candage, do; 98th, Siibad, Arey, Newenstle, Del. partridg gine uri Point, Vat tain Avel ovine jut ‘oint ‘ay Rorrolky Mabe Hall, a LE, iC; 37th, Ariosto, fash, N’ 1 ones FRANCISCO, Deo S1—Cleared, bark Jean Plerre Be », Jonie, Sydney, NSW. ees aiied tps Daliam Tower, Rhind; St Ja and Two Brothers, Gibbs, Liverpool; bark Ridamen Blacks gna Call z ‘BT MARY'S, Ge, Den 20--Arrived, schrs MJ Russell, Fernandina; rig Allston, Sawyer, Un- cle Tom, Beers, to to load for’ Bi ih bei Ralph Souder, Crosby, from and for Philadelphia; sclr @ W Jones, from Fernandina to load for NY« eared 30h, sohr Mary Maukiut Tyler, NYork; 294, bark Norn, Fosver, Montevideo; a ‘ah Fish, Thompeods. NYork ; 2th, 'bark Mary SAVANNAH, Dec 25—Arrived, atea Shackford, Liverpool; Alhambra, Wright, Horton. ‘96th —Arrived, brig Sabino, Currier, Providence. " Haitle Dix, ‘tin Ee Es MPI Bailed—Briga Jas Baker; Geo Gilchrist, Gilehrist, 8t John ; Cormi an a 4 ileal ived, abip Clare Morac, Bremeravea; bark Chile, peAtsiit Deel arrived, schr Emma R Graham, Slt, in. Sailed--Senrs Chas E Jackson, Cullen, and James Ponder, bye) Philadelphia. AULIN COVE, Dec 29, PM—In port, bark Tasso Hah Boleond: trom Ateskions Met for NYorks brig doste A Devereux, Clark, from Boston for Charleston; schra John McAdam, from ‘do for NYork; Matanzas, B from BWILRINGTOR, NC, Deg Siwsalld, scamshipe Rebeoce C,"Deo. Clyde, Price, and ‘Empire, Nelson, NYork. i ea ET BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE courts of different States; legal everywhere; desertion, ce, Advice free. Ze, suflotent cause; no chargein advance, Advion foe. in acivs ING, Counsellor at BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- nt Stator, legal everywhere; desertion, ka sullctent } 0 publicity ; no charge in advance. ‘Advice free. beet ¥ M. HOUSE, Counsellor, &c., 78 Nassau street, BE. B, FOOTE, AUTHOR OF “MEDICAL COMMON ‘Bense,”” may be consulted in person or by letter at his office, 120 Lexinyton avenue, corner of East ‘twen streel., Office hours from 1U A.M. till4 P.M. free. » ARO CHECKS.-COMPRESSED IVORY, IN SETS OF. inch, $50: lines A same ae Tat WELLING: 207 Contre atrect, Sole Patentee ana Manufacturer. TEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.—NONE GENUINE without Baron, Liebig’s signature on every Jar right thing for invalids and family use. ci J. MILHAU'S SONS, 183 Broadwa; AINLESS CURES, WITHOUT DETENTION FROM BU-- E siness, for Strictures, Fistula, Piles, Diseases of the Pelvio Viscera, Nose, Face and Person, by Dr. LARMONT, author . ot “Part lon and New York Medical Adviser ahd Mas- : riage Guide.” At 212 Broadway, (rom10 to 6 P. M. IPHE SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY, 240 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Manufacture and have constantly on hand for sale, Weigh: Lock, Railroad Track, Hay, Coal, Cattle, Warehouse andi every variety of smaller Scal ivory, No scale before the public possesses the sensitiveness, simplicity, rigidity, accuracy, durability, com, faclity amd exactness of a4justiment and adaptapii jon which belong to the SAMPSON COMBINATION. ___MARBLE MANTELS. _ ARBLEIZED Busey to ein gis ue AND aoe nt_ designs, from $9, up to $250, T. BYEWART # CO., B05 Sixth avenue, between Thiriy-Hfth and ‘Thirty-aixtn streois, Ss KLABER, 53 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD ). street, sells Marble Mantels, Headstones, Plumbers’ Caps, below cost, to reduce stock before removing to bis new" factory, next month. ~_____ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. (SPCK99,CLOCKS.-OUR PATENT, AND MANUFAC: ture; American Watches at manufactures’ prices; Dia- mond, Pearl and Gold Jewelry, Silverware at reduced 2 A. FRANKFIELD & CO., rs, Sixth avenue, corner ¥o th stre Ei orner Twenty-sixth st, ess 10 apy THE EVENING TELEGRAM. (ows MONTE ‘CRISTO. a GREAT FRENCH FEUILLETON IN FHE EVENING TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870. (ountess MONTE CRISTO, GREAT FRENCH FEUILLETON IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JANURY 3, 1870, (KouNtess nonte GREAT FRENGH FEUILLETON IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, _MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870, (ourtess Mo’ ‘TE CRISTO. 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