The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1870, Page 10

a vayssbeemeerercie-teemenemen eereeesnle streetscene see $y 10 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1870.-TRIPLE SHEET. A RR A A A OME AND THE KING { doned, and very properly #0, for the Vie Appia, near RAMPANT RAD! FATAL ACCIDE 'T IN HARTFORD. for Bartlett enti, Boston foe Tanadetynlen ns st Norrolk on the 25tn, and assistance was sont tthe R * Fee Be nee lee Bes, ee bd wy ICALS, HARTFORD, Deo, 1. 1870. cow Gould, Chase, Boston for New Yor HOUR ALPUA, berore reported on Frying Pan Shoals, was’ pose ‘ombs, and its to be hoped that the new régime on the way to a fire ahose carriage ran over Picmse-y ) grata” qari eanelbtedinntd weg Sam attes fa Yo e eats NO, toch alt, ho isin. very bed " will infuse somewhat of vitality rather than mortal- Behr Paul & Thomaon, Uodirey, Boston for Phiindetpbia. | will by overhauled ‘st voce to "sveottale aera he tee tata toa Cae ea Bo two women at a street crousing near the State | pote faul& thomenn, Godtroy, Boston te Acipins Will be overhauie4 ‘at ouce to ascertain the eavent of the Chureh and State in Conflict in | '"™ paltry gl Meeting of the Murpheyite Repub- | rouse, and one, Mra. H.C. Graves, wife of a printer, | Sehr Kebecca iorence, aaNet toe patter (| Cae a ants wee sarmcean? the Holy Cit ‘Vicser: Rinraaunek wil adnan Beas trom + li ry was #o badly injured that she died in a short time | eur Richard ecereoy Eneliahy ree fF miladele! Holo 24h uit, lobt her howaprit_ by belug in comuact with aa ie Moly Uy. Ase dE ripe cl ie hag ican Committee. after being taken to her home, She was thirty years | Schr A'oloe, Wath Lona iar Fallulephies ©” | \menowm volelon Nanucket Shoals ob the Zh; abe also - Dy for 1 gear, visries jattle ower ta short distance from the rocee' i Schr Hele:: Mar, Nickerson, Bost 1a felpht Th met with cise fe ae ct Toremnee. Oe ae Bayonets and Bre in Bi for Pe = Ss rorenine ype) rat yostings pas Le al A Noisy Session—Spencer in His Glory—Dugenne METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Behe Taplcrh Mathie’ Checaman, Boston for Philedciphis. | her brokeap herticck ect ae ae Panty sae st Preparations for the Reception of the ‘ Ayed-cusapnre ated Squeaking ina High Koy—Readin ~ Behr Julie £ Pratt, Nickerson, Boston for Philadetphia. | 60,000 luthas having shipped «good deal of meter amt she pe yond the Milvian bridge on the Tiber, whichis two a of J Tee: Ys Dec. 1—11:35 P. BD. Soar 4 frett, ela Boston, for w Poliadelphia, yeesel being strained was ‘bitzed to put into Portland, where reday, Dec. 1— MEL | ny Boston C0 she remained for repairs about King—Foroing the Quirinal and miles from the Porta del Popolo. ‘This locality Out the More Fortunate WAR DePanraeyt, Rehr A Bartel, Bartlet, Boston for Phiidelpbia. On her voyage. Expeusca of tepaira goon S80 eens Suppression of Jesuit Schools— would be magnificently decorated, and here the Republicans, SIGNAL SeRvicg, UNITED STATES Eauy.} Spe Tig Soum A@NRS, Young, was at Buck M King, with his statt 2 Behr LN Danneuhower, Boston for Philadelphia, eicEn Sanna Reine, wees sport, Me, 26th ult, dis- Condition of the Israelites. bob snag ape and military bousehoid, would ——— ict t Holatrom, Kesey, Nantucket Shoals for New pred iia le SiN Re leave the court carriages, and, meunting nis charger, for Rockland, N i sees trom Pomme, Ne would enter Reme by the Popolo gate ana proceed. | _ The irrepressible, garraious Twenty-eeound street | Pace doer Ly Sebr Ocean Wilcox, Nantucket Shoals for New | for nd, Noy #4, but went ashore on the rocks and put back, and was taken'on the railway, t| rt Force of the |Stale of the | York, with fish, to Crocker & Hale; By special correspondence from the Holy City, | ms straight up the Corso as far asthe Piazza del Republican General Cominitiee held one of their reg- 2 Wind. Weather. Bebe Telegraph, Asnbec, Nantucket Shoals for New York, | scum F1.x1N@ FIsH, Moule, of Huntington, in the gale of ‘Hun L with fish, to Moon & Lamphiear published.uuderneath, we Dave a vivid picture of | Gesie would ascend the Capitol to receive the homage | War and characteristic meetings last evening. The balk R HESSEN S TO MERE 1 nr Thomas iii, Kelly, Wellfleet for New York, with deh Pee ake ina ber owen arrie’ ‘away by schr the consequences of the great struggle which t# | of his new subjects. attendance was rather sim. The redoubtable $3| W. |Very gentic, |Clear. chr eL Kenney, Ke'ley, Wellfleet for New York, with | favley dragging her anchor and running into Ker. The Fly: now being carried on in Rome between the Church “HURRY UP.” Charles S. Spencer was there in his glory. 40]. [Very yentic, | Clear, fab, to Thomas Woddrulf &'Ron, Midas eaters oe ri meses usual. and state—the Papal power and King Victor Em- | A special commission of architects and engineers | _ Mr. Hugh Gardiner oceupled tne chair, tanked by 8) we with fo 2 8 B Mier Nadiuoket Bhouls for New York, | ,, Baton, RUINEuROR, for Lorlilard's Stoamahly Oo, which manuel. 1s being appointed by the Municipal Junta to carry | Messrs. Van Cott and O'Brien as secretaries. After the 8 Hope Gere nea ea ar, Detter toc Mow York, Misi cadienee wiltee sail alters enn ae min tg ait Rattle.of the JewuitoxBayoacts and the Bre. | Me Preparations into effect without delay; for if the bing gicinetits ats Was disposed of Colonel Hd enn Croaker, 7 ater. ‘Tauston for New York: * | ult, after discharging her cargo of cotton, < 9 King really ai juganne, with much rhetorical nourish, read the fol- ditt, Taunton for Philadelphia, MIsstNG VessRt.—Bark River Mersey (Br) viaries—Soldiers aud School Booke=Scrious sie pe prog kc uaa pemesieonee paris eine f ea Retr Sarah Hileabell, Phinney, Pall iver for New York, | trou San Pranciaco March 8 10, for verge and bas not Agitation in the Holy City. i u i ce been heard vf. ‘The tered (03 tone, and was “ Few cus, Nov. 61870, | 4008 time for the orgamization of festivities on 80 | Whereas the hinuory of the reminion eety in New York a Ben Prayer, Kelty Gites Erovligce ler Atbeny OPidutocneks whesb valociar gasese tet sono A w vast @ scale. elty demonstrates the ‘act that a number of the repiblican “4 Schr John Burley, Sanders, Providence for New York. ACES He ee ‘The Jesult difficulty has now become an affair for QUESTIONS OF CASH. alatries associations have been and wre now cortrolied to an | red af eg tat for New York. Spoken. exten! em! u Ings, bayonets, bei we have had the mob on one aid ane Money is required for patriotic as well as religious Tammany Hall democracy, 1 osiclnemamemanael Lis r ee rename Burritt, Allen, Trovidanes fon Wee teck. we ay neta Rieko suas igliy i akc tue versagiieri om the other, to decide whether the | gemonstrations, and therefore Cardinal ‘Antonelli, mayen see acim iar ean Ean Atiy delegates of the & oan ir Cynthia Jane, Gardner, Providence for Elizabeth- Ship Eur, qatigil Lowther, from Liverpool for New Og- pkey aly fre eee Oe ee fearing lest certain sums gent to Rome fer the latter | der the democratic city and county government, oF are otber- ¢ Rete orator Erwan weeny Ueo i Warren (Br), Burwell, from Liverpool for 8a should be made subservient to the fermer, has de PATRONAGR PROM TAMMANY IIALL, 4 Sehr Ellen Perkins, Kilis, Providence for New Yor peta es 6. lat ton He. La Marmora had allowed the Jesuits to retain half | manged, in the name of bis Holiness, restitution of ana pore been present at meetings of petra ral Committe, “| Behe Algalzar, Thomeon, Providence efor New Xone Ship Margaret Follock ap eee from Greeneck for the premises of the Roman College and to resume | 5 990,000 francs found im the different treasuries of | many employesfand st” | the lnterest of their Tam: f+} ohr Henry Nay, ‘Ruckoty Providence for Now York, whip Gear (Br), Hoggum, trom Greenock for Pensacola, their course of instraction, although with the under- | the Pontifical State at the time ef the Italian eccupa- | y,WBerea# 87 the presence and conduct of theae nersons In Bohr Lyra, Hasksiy Providence for Neve York Motea (Br, Kila, from Ardrouan for Prom , 1 the Repubitcan Genera! Committ \d comfort Bi - standing that such studies would not be accepted | ton, alleging that tne money formed part of ihe | given by them. to our poiiea ooh ete me and canoe Pes aussie corrected for elevation and tempera- by the government as valid for young men desirous | onoius of St. Peter, and .. | party in New York city has been persistently misrepresented ¢ . was, therefore, the ex- | Bnd scandalized; and eee ‘orge Fales, Kelso, Providence for Philadelphia, {by pltot boat Charlotte Webb, No 5). of subsequently entering the government sehools or | Giusive property of the Supreme Pontiff, Jander. | Woeress: a texclstion pres Schr RS Newcomb, Higginn, Providence tor Tangier. rood a feiss Roberts, from Boston for Loando, Oct 11, lat 8 ted in the General Committee Sais js cos, gre: Otol t Sehr Hellen, Sear! universities, or aspiring to public of at dis- | gtana that the Royal Lieutenant, after due consulta- | rectly or mittee erat ae deen meaoD holding oflice, ihe SHIPPING NEWS. Behr M'P King, Bwilty Deroy for New York, Foreign Ports. Iv, democratic city gove re y as ; Schr EJ Raynor, Hutchinson, Providence for N 18 days out, no date, lat 89, lon 16 10, Sour DL Etursed, Mekorsony Providence for New York.” | lor flap em reece ayo eiladeiohla, Nov 27, lat 019, rt € content prevailed throughout the city, i being | ton with his Mini 4 should be eligible: to # seat in any repub! vention,” Schr Belle, Simpson, Bridgeport for Hoboken. Wm Turner (Br, Redman, deemed by the uberai party and printed in thelr | qo, th his Ministers, has been able to adduce suf- | Was'voted agaiust by ueatly one halt of the delegates, pre- i RTT AeA RE Schr Eacort, Rapperd, Bridgeport for New York. mo Taran (Bin cient reasons for retaining the money, sent; and Almanac for New York—Tkis Day. Schr Mansfield, Ackorn, Apponaug for New York. journals that, as the laws, and, above all, the taxes of IN THE QUIRINAL. ie Srecrenat + the Primary elections, called to choose ia pe George Glam, Murray, Pordand, for New York, a es el 0 the i y ie r New ¥ ~ steamanip Ontario, Townsend, ee San ie eee he re- | 1mentioned tm my inst letter that the Quirinal inthe conventionsafterwards held, thet °°" "| Sumrises....... 700! Moon sets. .morn 1 43 | Sehr Breeze, Bartlet, Now haven for Trentan. oS: from Nev York for Liverpool te Tend or How ab exe “ HON BB’ D BARN YOBLIO, o werne, Averill, Bran! lov tr ‘Lest pene dnrtaingesdo- ake soi beri pal a been foreily taken possession ef on the | of ie oy ter subjected ie wren = “yb Tammany Bun sets. +. »..« #60: Mg mporayer: mornsiO-08)).” sain tee ones Godby Netw Bedtord for Tanger Cardif’ 26in, wleamahip Cleopatre, Philips, New kore (ack morning of the 8th inst., Cardinal Antonelll having | OMice-holders, who controlled the polls with brute force an 4 » 4 re cts, and that an 0} the ald of police: ; theref: Schr E M Ws LIVERPOOL, Nov 30—Arrived, shi i a ms pancsetgal ea eaared oe pia, declined acceding to General La Marmera’s request | ‘Resolved, That while we accuse no man of dislovalty to OCEAN STEAMBERS. Schr Mary Allen, All mae wie Usivecen, dpe, Ba y ’ onal | for the keys. The Palace of the Panetteria, oppo- | Tepnblican principles, merely because he may be iniluenced — Schr Circle, Hulse, Port Jefferson for New York. LONDONDERRY, Deo 1—Arrived, steamship Peruvian countries of Europe, should be retained in Rome and | gite ty i eshte * or necessitated to avcept employment from our political op- | DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE Schr Sam Weller, ‘Brock: Portland, Ct, for New York. —, quebec for Liverpool. mllowal sovecucelibcs wevateca’ aa" mameine 2h site the Quirinal, to the seuth, 18 also to be appro- | ponents; yet, in justice to ourselves and for the good pame MONTH OF DECEMBER. Sobr Hi f tor New York. dake, or St Ariived: bark Glide Woliams Mapaten, sys! ction calcu- priated te the royal household, and the Commenda- ao Sotegrity of eepcnllaas, party, we declare no offlce- e J ir iiion, DI Haven for New York. wee pe Bay: 19—In port, ‘Thos Turull, from lated to warp the minds of the rising generation | tore Spagna, steward of the Apostelic palaces, who | democrailo Authority can We eligivie ts meuberailp oF pov finde pha Saued 18th briga Harry, Arecibo; Harriet, Miler, from the liberal institutions and free government of | yeaidea there in a sumptuous suite of apartments, } “4u,in.the,republican organization of this city. Solr Frances Edwards, Weal, Plugeon Cove for New York, | doischr JM Morales, ‘Hooper aracaibo; 17th, brig & Ttaly. ependymal ger | feaolved, That we, ag representatives of thesrepublican Schr Charles Hazard, Clark, Bridgeport for New York. W (Armstrong, Wright, Turks’ Islands; achr W' J Holmes, quit in forty-eignt hours— | party in the General Committee of 1870, cannot consort, Schr John G Buckalew, Guptil, New Haven for New | Ward. New York. STREET SCENES. rather quick work. Other Pontifical palace depend- sel, or act with Tammany office-hoidera, either in com- Brunswick. MonTEGO Bay, Ja, Nov 15—In port, brig Blanche (Br), ‘Two evenings ago a demonstration took place in | 8U8 and functionaries residing im that exvensive | mittee, conventions or district associations. Seer Anne & Jocohs, Zones, Plymouth for New York. for New York via Mil< River. consequence. A procesaion of people, with to Pirin? © Om retaren a Mn anene WAT holding seat 10 AZO OWING PERSONE, Schr Justiog Briges, Newport tor New Yor ba NB pyaar : 0 m yublican General Commitiee,namely :— r Guatte Wilson,” Lincoln, Cape Ann f lov rrived, _scbra Haley, B and banners, differently estimated at from 200 to | The Quirinal palace has a long wing extending | BF. feamerre, Police Commissioner: dames Geivvuy, Fire Schr Wiehard Borden, Borden’ Fall" River Tor ‘Feugh- | Chas & Raymond Raynes “Rhoden Boe aay sn tee 2,000, collected at the Piazza di Venezia and pro- | ¢astward in which upwards of ome hundred privi- | Commissioner; Messrs. Solizett, Coachman, Charlies Cooper, kespste. Clyde, Cain, and H V Glover, Ing Phi ite; Nor ‘ceeded by the Corso and the Piazza di §| Jeged families reside. They have not yet been mo- | Beeuy, Brown, is Stookey Heriich and Lambrecht, uf the Sehr Casco » Prerce, Fatt River for New York. thern Light, Plummer, Elizabethport; Henry A Taber, fd y pagna to | ested, and 1118 #atd that this portion of the palace | Follce and Health Departments; Loew, Cowenhoven and | America Sehr Joseph Rodgers, Dickenson, Portland, Ct, for New | man, South Amboy: Joun, Beal, andiary Fiecher, argent, the Quirinal, shouting, “Down with the Jesuits!” | will perhaps be left to the ecclesiastical authorities, | }!0" f the Department of Charities and Correction: | City of Baltire.. York. Hoboken; Bay State, Seabury. an Huntley, Dans, t Burn fi Solr Freestone, 7 ¥ i. “Down with the religious corporations ”” “Down | ANd eatirely weparatea trom the centre ot the Dulld- | Aster and dileit ot the Tag Bureau Conta, Ger andar | Dulutiat i ‘Ro Brosaway. | Sehr Peler River Armbar Pordaaioe terNewrark. | tleared leared—Ship Carrie Reed, Horton, Mobile; brig Jacinta ing by a division wall, on account of its containin; Brunt, of the etvil courts; Taylor, the Bureau of Unsafe Schr M L Hall, Lay Porth: 1 (Br), Miller, Cienfuegos sobrs Mary # Vancl a with cierical instruction!” A@ these suggestive | tne suite of apartments used by the Cardinals 4 Buildingns Duryea, of the Department ‘of Docks; Buckley, Sehr GO Hurdott, Rodgers, Bridgeport Ce A ceira (Azores); Hann: Goomer (new, eset . cries were intended Jor the ears ef General La Mar- | covclave on the election of & new Po; There are | court officer; Dubois, Nobie, ond, of the Department Sobr R P King, Bit iNew. London for New York, 100ths tons), King, Norfolk; Abbie Brown, Brown, New mora, who resides in the Palazzo della Consulta, op- | #8 in the Quirinal several ecclesiastical offices aud | Oh hone, tobe bousinored Moat ahaa rate sera Beat Bans Fost, Batfast for Rondon ne ore tour bight of the Rast, Heath, Beene rie ‘ : authority, to be considered fit representatives of the repub- IS eifast for Rondout. schr Light of boats te quraal Palas, the mob attempt to et | SIRS: ag gate ela gtitny Saat” a | HetnraneeNeeantsiy, aat er pricsané sto | PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 1, 1970, | far ikra Fira, Baio Saw Harn or sa | Tale ng HRW Aan Se under his windows; but the Royal Lieutenant, de- | the Sacred Palaces; those of relics, ef accounis, ef NOT TO BE ioe ieee 4s 284 Rane Barrels Vertes Pigehr GW Peace, r, Cape Ann for New York. a Haile Eaton and ‘faotata; and frota the Clining to enter tuto such irregular arguments, uaa | ™-Morials und of aims. The archives are eight m | | Resolved, That, in view of the facts abo CLEARED. Schr Ravenawing, York, Salem for Philadelphia, ‘Warren; brig Plover. Brig Ide number, relating to—1. Music and the Papal chapel; | coVinced that {t is not for the interest o| ‘, * Schr W 8 O'Brien, Burns, Derby for New Brunswick, known, outward bound, at anchor in the roads. ordered a force of versaglierl and police to occnpy | 2 Kcciesiastical affairs; 8, The Council; 4. Ceremo- | State or ped revi issue the customary call for primary | steamship Calabria (Br), McMickan, Li 1-C @ Schr Catef, Smith, New London for Hoboken. '—Arrived, steamer Siberia (Br), Harrison, Liverpool; the space before his palace. The police delegates | nies; 6. Sin a 6. Gerrespondence with pphinces; eienet pyrene eerie mak ibe a erg Francklyn. 4 ete Xp Boke J M Brainard Mecer ray Borland, Ot fot how York. ye a anni Maen dae altars ici aime endeavored to persuade the peopie to disperse, | 7: latin lette Secretaryship of State. The Pope | Gommiticn to teks foresee a aane the Repuplican Sate | Steamship Missourt, Paimer, Havana via Nassan—Atlantic | Sehr Isabella Thomson, Hull Pertiand, Ot. for New York, | BALTIMORK, Nov 80—Arrived, bark Traveller (Br), Pen- promising that she Jeauita sreald stok ibe "allanweA to te course, Grete eg ns the Quirinal ganization of the party in this city en a plan which shall ip beng An CESS ES Am gai wwenn, | Schr LR Matehell, mil, Stamford for Hoboken. field, Rio Janeiro; sche Annie M Nash, Mi Benign b subject e manipula- e A , ie, Conover, ford for a. ‘aben: . 3 a= Feopen their schools; but, words failing, the tram- | tion of tbe Italian domain authorities, FRAUDS AND VIOLRNOR poltgmahip Gen Harnes, Mallory, Savannah—Livingston, | Sobr Falcon, Wheeler, Derby for Blizabethport ville, Fleteher, Bath, Me; Nellie ff’ Benedict,’ Elive, Ware- 4 see tt tte Pported that “he intengs er ies: | of primary elections, secure to ua an honest, efictent County | FOE Os. i 3 Sebr Sarah Buckley, Buckle: Westerly tor New York. ham; Vilage Queen, Conklin, do; G WKembsll, Hall, New pets of thy versagilerl sounded, and a scuMe took | rainate the authors and executors of this act | Commitiee, and emancipate our local associations at once eee ree eacrenien: ony Moe we The, No, Lite, Beidgepor for Faia. Betiea bate tune Helo Rooks, 'Betageport place, resulting 1n the retreat of the mob, leaving | of spuliauion with immediate excommunication. | thelrrepubilean allies Wmocratic politicians and Steamship, Fairbanks, Howe, Wilmington, NO—Lorlllard ‘Sear E M Pratt, Pratt, Portland, Ct for New York, BANGOR, Nov 38 “Cleared, sobre" George Savage, Nye, one.of ther leaders, an advocate, who writes for the | Whether Victor Emmanuel will de nominally anathe- | rnese resolutions were unanimously adopted. e Stenmnabi Isaac Bell, Blak Norfolk—Old Dor Rehr Sariing, Hare, New Haren fer Blisabethnort, New York; Mountain Lat Booth, das Chica, Les’ Wash Libera Roma, the hands of the police. matized or not 1# uncertuin; but General La Mar- | previous to their adoption it was anneunced that | SteamshipCo et Nm ays Lanai Nileseanesarir eames niavens wok carsthree baiete Perey ad : batts . “ mora will, of ceurse, come in fer # curse, with all | Mark Lannigan was in the employ of Tammany aud Steamship Wi P Clyde, Sherwood, Philadelphia—Loriilard BOUND BAST. XQRLDGEFORT, De ieArriveis caine olny Such scenes ax these, if frequently repeated, | nis sabordinates. When Plus VI. was kept prisener | held anoflice Worth Slane niop Nat ne nat cn the | Steamship bo. : d Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, New York for Portland. | P% Gackt Roky Wen Sangeet Menon Coreen would disturb the adwirabie tranquillity which has | In tue Vatican the French respected the Quirinal, and | hist list’ cried oct sate ‘Steamehip Gheaspeake, Johnson, Portiand—J ¥ Ams. Steamsiitp Nereus, Hearse, New York for Boston," | Calais: Wm Mayl, Crum, Saugerties: Cornelia, Carroll, New in Ro! Sa edi when they kept bis successor, Pius VII, prisoner 10 y Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston—-W P Clyde. Brig Harp, Snow, Newburg for Win Me. Brunswick, NJ; Ai Forester, | 7 Flying "Fi reigned me since the entry of the Italien | TeQuirival froin which palace they ‘carried. Blin a Yusroousry INDIGNANT a ty Bhip Artist (Br), Sargent, Liverpool—Peabody, Wile Schr Maggie MeViet, South A: for Portland. Moule, Huntington rite David, Blair,’ Eligabethport ; froops, and consequently tue Questor of Police, Sig- | captive w France, they did not take possession of | on, It s onKL also Dave peen noted that Mr. ailiett, ft Gleniffer (Br), Jarman, Glasgow—Hendorson Bro Bcht Srowdeke, Reyne melds Pesttoktee (oobi Watelen Bost Jonesshs iiiinais; Woslsen, Newourgy wan aor Bertl, put forth # notification yesterday tnform- | the Vatican. ‘the clerical journals, therefore, cen- | hefore the passage Of the resolutions, protested | thers. 4 Rav Say Bridle Festa Parl sckawta te Poraen | Baawethers Nowa. ee ee 1 Ward ing the Romans of the wlegality of tumultuous as- | #i#er Italy more vandalic than repuolican or impe- | against having hus name included among the | Ber Saypho (new), Wilbur, Brisiol, B-E E Morgan's | Sehr Tunis Bodine, Bunce, Bitzubethport for Providence, | GCHARLESTON. Nov Cleared, barks Belgiom (Bry aembiles and of the determination of the govern- - asc doomed ones. He did not make @ speech, Dut | ‘Brig Eledona (Br), Smith, Exeter, E—Heney & Parker. Schr Hb Drews Milles’ Eiizabethport for Reve ORARLEN Nov bk_Clcared, schis Bi Jones, Davin, Kings f merely handed a paper to the chairman, which was | grigHJ Burton (Br), Bossance, Bilboa—ti J De Wolf | Schr lucy Hawking Hi Ling re ‘ ment to prevent the repetition of any more such us | | The anti-Jeauit agitation has ceased for the present, | reag by one of the secretaries, and which was to | &Co, Beet Leste Homan iisskenr ne ie oe “SOXGHTON, Nov 80—Arrived, achr Jonas C Chew, Phill hat of the preceding evening. A couple of compa- | He Roval Lieutenant having detinitively deprived | the eect that his services as clerk in the tax oMice | "Brig Morning Light, Dil, Demiarara.-L.W.& P Armatrong, | Sehr Pearl Cooking, Klisabethport for Aprons Port Jobneot for Taugtou. helass: vt a arduon, Wright, x , fs Dies of soldiers were sent to protect the seauits im | and appropriated thelr premises to the government | “°Te ea eu e eean aan Richtrdaon, a ee te nena eee fer OL Hulse, Lisle. Rlia bethvort for Frovidence, EAST MACHTAS, Nov 28—Arrtyod, schr Presto, Brow the Collegio Romano, and yesterday evening passed | schools. Tue following 1s the intimation sent to the | In view of that fact he was of conree, Willing to | gft€ leona (Br), Tingley, St John, NB—P I Nevius & | Schr Belle, Lisle, Blizabethport for Boston. Sailed—Schr Hamburg, Sanborn, New York. over quietly; but the most mportaut event relating | Jesuit rector of the Roman College by the Senator | reiurn to the republican fold, His aie was | © Rehr Para, Sprague, St Pierre OMart)--F Talbot & Co, Gees Shes Sones Pesean Weskenteh i Basins. eee MONRO ee aura, Uae. ueet to the question at issue was an official letter from : : stricken off the biack list. Schr Charies § Baylis, Steele, Mobile—E D Huribut & Co. Sehr Alaska, Clark, Weehawken for Boston, Verde (both for Baltimore). ” 7 E : By a note of the 24 current (No. 119), this Royal Lien- The further business of the meeting was the ap- Schr James Rosalene, Touker, Georgetown, DC—Van Schr Kate Scranton, Palmer, Albany for Providence, assed out—Brig Laura, for London; schr Jennie, for tl the Royal Lieutenant to the Rector of the Collegio ones signified vo yon that the Congregation of the Jesuit | pointment, on motion of Cnaries §, Spencer. of a — + a Rt Waillas sacha tel tavae Schr Messenger, Dean, Rondout for Taunton. , West Indies. ; Bomano, requesting bim to discontinue the schoois | Fathers was at liberty to direct, anit pleased, the studies of | Committee of ten to watt upon the Republican Stato rt ly. Stokes, Bridgeport—H W Jackson & Co. Sehr ELen, Series, Rondout for New Bedford. FALL RIVER, Nov 26—Sailed, scbrs 8 Y W Stmmor alec New Ha theology and matters appertaining to it, and alao the lectures | (, ti a “ns Sloop Sophia, Hart, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. Schr Ranton, Peterson, Rondout for Pawtucket. Williams, and W M Wilson, Brown, for Philadelphia Bud instruction of indigenous youths, but authoriz: | trequented by foreign colleges; but with ‘to the in. | CoMmittee and urge them to devise measures Steamer Mayflower , Fults, Phil Schr Stephen ao, Cl gy lg . Shuse> Hin, Gi ‘ Mraction of lay youths, subjects of the Itallan Btate, the | Whereby to sa Bleumer EN P esaaraed ingame ice cchciaiaaaigs be er oo sae nbem coekare Ing him to continue the instruction of any pupils © | Lieutenancy considered Itself obliged to make the due legal REORGANIZE THE REYUBLICAN PARTY Steamer Tacon: Schr Siias Brainard, Crowell, New York (or Portland, Ct. ‘ithe’ Balled. chro Tied Jacket, Averill, Baltimore; foreign nationality wno might wish to continue tneir | Fewrven. {tis uow otically communicated to the Lieuten- | in this city. Thix commitiee afterwards appointed a SS ° Schr Olive Branci, —-, New York for Pembroke.” Whitehouse, Farnum, and P Bolce, Adame, Philadelph education under the Jesuits. I understand that tne | aney (BAL the Congremst ae rpesrs es ne Thess sub-committee of three to prepare a memorial, to be 3 ARRIVALS. patie oleae Phil Sheridan, Murphy; Lady Adams, Sullivan, and Fathers have resolved not to avail themselves of this | fi, norof the partionlar warding contained in the avove | SBREIYY We TAUK And tle of the radical contingept | “W=" “~ ° cts BELOW. eon ties aes ae {umited concession, aud, therefore, their Schvcls | mentioned note, has opened the regisier of i tion for Iny | Of New York, expressive of the degire joel ted hi REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ial ieee ee” eT aan ae SaalOrS, ware been pi attergdloer morning. an ae) ‘ aabionts of the inedpaa” of ts eclarin, Peon of Mr. Spencer, The meéting then aa. Steamship Weser (NG), Wenke, Bremen, Nov git’ Band De Wont: eee from Rio Janelro (by pilot boat HOLMES" ‘HOLE, Nov PM—arrit brig Je yu wave been more advan' ous, With res- is resolution continue its instruction without dif- mas id 837 passeng: to Oelrichs & Co, Ni 'M, » 5 r pect Yo public opinion, If the Roy Dee, rt kan | decion om, Pagh times. This eing the case, aa you have cee Tat 40 25, lon 68: peat Noamabip Westphalia, uence for Berens cele es Jeone, Cee, Speen: Odea. sae enounéed vhiy-detefminution iiefore the ueinon- | Zelsembieg wn tg precundons of the, aici 2 and counts, foci: Pez h a coerent Os of ae aa SAILED. Hoboken fr ot, Charlo, Wie, nswiton, Naw. Yo cae che Ore een Cerne At Looks as if | lected the order tranemlitod by the aulvority, ithe Lieuten- di a feeamatly ‘Pereire (Pr), Date, Havre, ‘Nov iy via Brest Stcamshipe Calabria, Livorpoo!: Misnonri, Naaman and Ha- eg Sa e cide: 5 aovy, makin; eof the power conferred by his RMR OF OEE » idee and passengers, to George Mackenzie. Ex- | vana: jarnes, Saval 7G Charles 0 5 o _ ARGUMENTS, sion nas | eee (it eaabiinment Yul Seu Eathett, a fat ib SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. perienced strong Wales, with beary head sea througe. | ga, Richmond, £o; Teaae Bell Nericle: ans Sar Teen rae ea ui , how ROt #0. e quest 2 4 e instruction of Lay jubjects, u ticle 254 pacrasirl 4 ou! 7 ane pa EN her er epential auaccere Mpa | cr teaaasa aera orders Love cox Mater the penal- Aas 4 Sieamship Mississippi, Tenry, New Orleans Nova, witn | maataunsely SW. tan Winnmore; Counce iJ has been thoroughiy demoratrates th-t the Sande tea indicated With same articie, in case of disobedience. mother Insurance Case. mare passengers, to Frederic Baker. Had fine weather Shipping Not Ricard, Boston for Phtladeiphia; Adele Trudell, Hess, Lyn: pate Collegto Romago do Hot belong to the Jesuits | 2B Counsellor of the Lieutenancy. 'R. BRIOSCHI. Before Judge Pratt. the entire passage: Noy 26, off Caryafort Reef, passed steam Visa neliereercs for do; J C Burnett, Sawyer, Jonexport for New York; bf the Collegio Romano go got belong to the Jesuits Thjs blow ts rendered more sexere wy the appeint. | Matihew 8. Sanford, Assignee, dc.. af Messmore teed tie ea eee The Anchor line express steamship Australia, Capt Hed- | 6 Heniterson, Price, Boston for Piliadetphia; Nov 30, A Mderation of iueit monopoly of padite insiruction, | Ment of the Commendatere Prianchl, a sworn | @ jyaxeman, ts. The Germania Insurance Com- | _ Steamauip El Cid, Nickerson, Wilmington, NO,76 hours, | Gerwich, will sail from pler 20 North river to-morrow (Satur- aut. Mary 9 Lateree Bacaens Baeitonen Toutes Moen [tis now said that the Minister of Public Iustruction | €Nemy of the Jesults, and initiator of the law for the J han 4 with naval stores, (oS Loriliard. Nov 80, 45 miles W of Cape | day), at noon, for Glasgow and Londonderry. Stor Lenn; Fra arineoasn Beni), WeRGaWRAS fe " Davis, do for Lynn; A r ‘The plaintii? brought suit to re- | Lookout, picked up 5 bales compressed cotton; no marks. ‘The Toman line steamship City of Brussels, Capt Kennedy, Boston; Charles ‘ gf gg eens eevee ‘a suppression of religious corporatiens in Italy, to {he | Pa7y, New York, 7 Qt 8 yin ten, | ollige of Director of the Government Lyceum, which | cover $1,274, the aiaount of a policy upon a tobacco | ait RRIIk, witirmdse aud namougsrs to the Uli Derainien | Willleave pier 45 North river tomorrow (Saturday), at2 | }AWes. Kennedy, Wicomico for do; Tantanunt, Thompson, en the at ara here ae school in the locality of | factory in McKibben street, which was destroyed by Steamed Co SS SI A ET A o'clock PM, for Queensto wa and Liverpool. nah Willets, Fish, Kockfort, Mass, for New York; G col " 9 Oy ‘ial jaaac ell, a is | y ; condary | Ty js saul that the Fapal gendarmes in the Vatican | fire on the 22d of March, 1862 ‘The premises were also | ang Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Gid Dominion | _, THe North German Lioyd steamship Main, Captain Oteren- | Parriaze, fuuker, Rockland tor do, will eater into possession of Lhe entire r Jngs and establisn the Roman Unive trapsierring to the Saplenza, walch has versity hitherto, the government primar aud technical schovia, oo of build ‘othing is said as yet regardy ne expuls! ot! are to be disarmes their number. having been insured in the Etna Insurance Company, who Steamship Co. dorf, will depart fromthe pter foet of Third street, Hobo- MI % a c rit we Jesu “AS. Lome. becomes mors luumovely | Mearly tripled during’the last mouth. promptly settled the clatm against them. ‘The Ger- | ‘Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, with mise ana pas. | ken, tomorrow (Sasuraay), for Bremen. Banton scl Queen of tue Sou, Corson, New Work. B 0 | ed, 00) e y agsimliated to Ltaly tt Will be impossible to preserve TREES the part of plaintitr With the conaliteas of the | | Ship Washington, Richmond, Antwerp 45 days, with mise, | _ Tze National line steamship Denmark, Captain Andrews, MAGHIAS Novis Sail ape lay, Drisko, an here institutions which are avolisied there, aud the ISRAEL IN ROME. policy. The tial was Concltded yesterday ntter: | 47m, 7 Frost, Came the inlddle passage aid had ine | will be despatched from pier No4? North river to-morrow | Fraucla Coli, Wernolds, New York. i , CE eee ate imint anntiny wo te, varies 1 noon and resulted in a verdict in favor of plaintit’ | “grio Joven Thomas (Port), Hendrickson, Oporto, 40 ¢ (Saturday), at 12 o'clock M, for Queenstown and Liverpool, | , NEW ORLEANS, Nov 25 Arrived, steamuhips Alice (Br) clauses of the Roman question, piamiy states that | ying Victor © rae qos " for the full amoznt claimed, with interest, with salt, Ac, to Hagmeyer & Bruan. Had moderate weu- | Tao Pacife Mall line steamship Ocean Queen, Captain | yang; barks Mystic Tie, ae Ganeess Egeriay Starrett, ; King sae Deicene ide " ne} eariee. of the ars. Leal Gy eh ok ee nee may iaenagiean Maury, will leave pier No 49 North river to-morrow (Satur- Fbitadelphia, bri 3 banita, G i, Matsnsta; Bom, Role and that the lanued property of Jews in oly City. Jas. C. Haseiton vs. S, W. Dunscomb.—The | 8t Helena Oct M4, with teas, So, to order. Cros day), at 12 noon, for Aspinwall Matanzas; MettioA Fruhklin, Furvene, Buck's Harbor, Me 4ivns is to be c ‘This one item, ont of maay, Would suflice tor D d the rted ito government securities, | ‘The Oplcral Gazette, of the kingdom of Italy, con- | piainuit sued to recover $4,500, the value of ive | Zgnator, Oct 2941p lon 81 68; had strong SE trades, but ignt | The Livingston, Fox & Co's line stermahip Rapidan, | Skylark, Loring, New York. E » Cl T | tamed, a few days ago, a royal decree, extremely races; on this coast waateniy galaes: (et 26; 19s 41 leared—Stcamshipa St Louis, Whitenead, and Sherman, at ; y ey to defend: 5 5: | Captain Whitehurst, will sail from pler No £6 North ri ‘the gulf of discord Leiween the Vatican and Lai horse cars sold to defendant, who was runuing the | lon 25 W, spoke ship Buckingham (Ur, from Callao tor ” Pp Nor iver . York: smi Tas eaUie, J | priertn its terms but pregnant with an amount of | South Brooklyn aud Canarsie Rallrond, in February, | Corks Nov, iat 24, ion €5 15, brig Isola, henes for Porte { to-morrow (Saturday), at 8 o'clock P M, for Havana. Parent Nee, Warscas’ Gvas Dierehpurts Porters D W Chapman, Chase, and Lady Blessin; ILL, WILL. human happiness, or atleast putting an end to hu- | 1808. wifark Manitobah (Br), Durkee, Newport s0 days, with ratl- | , 78 Merchante'f!ine steamship Crescent City, Captain Nor- The feeling of-bitteragss is on the Increase, The | i 5 ‘The jury yesterday morning returned a sealed ver- | way iron, to order--veasel to Boyd & Hincken, ton, will leave pler No. 12 North river to-morro' , TS end clerical journals, which have been respected. uti | #48 misery, such as rarely 18 secured or averted by | qict in favor of plaintit’ (or $6,578, Including interest | wedther and eusteriy winds to ee a ee ane te uoeC La fc MRUMMRAE ICN no Te BS TOF ssa amid ia er agstincturr theca how, have lavely become so abusive in their ian- | the acts of modern soveretgnty. The decree, which | trom date. erly gales; been 16 days west of the Banks. No date, on the | whe gevayiine 7 Sears stateship Frankfort, for.Bremen, guage thatthe Jmparziute, Patrie Catholique and | 1 to take effect lmmediately, is that ail citizens of Banks, anw a large wuantity of uuiber and deals, e Texas line steamship Tilie, Captain Partridge, will be | RUWBURYPONT, Nov 29—Sailed, schr Hiawatha, Leo, Osgervaiore Romano have been trequenily seized for | he anuexed Roman provinces are placed on the BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR. pr nia 4 it (Be), Jeffrey, Busnos Ayres, 52 days, | despatched from pier No 20 Last river to-morrow (Saturday), | Philadelphia. N with hides, &c.to W H Harbeck, Jr. Crossed the equator nt. ‘The radical | same footing as regards civil rights. Feur thousand contempt of the King and govern at 3 o'clock PM, for Galveston, touching at Key West, /EDFORD, Nov ee ae Ja Ppt Dee eh Nov 7, in Jon 41 30 W: had fine weather. piper, Beo dei reve, 6, has been seized for equally ob- | ©ght hundred Jews huddied wogether in the Ghesto, & COURT—CMOUIt,—Nos. 42, 62, 150, Bark Mat . | The Cromwell line steamship Geo Washington, Captain | Philadelphia; Laura Robinson, Robiuson, and Lo * very x | 4 92 7. uJ k. jectionavle language towards the Pope. and who, until @ very few years ago, were loreibiy 82, 192, 194, 197. lant, to Latassa & Co. ‘very rough passage; ‘bee: Gager, will ft @ cls, Keliey, New York. ih Occasionally some preacher jorgets himself n the | Benned up there by the huge trou gates being closed pe | dupa north of Hatteran, with strong Nand NW anioa. "© | Cut aly aeaurcloce Ea fox New Onocan dees | Rackland for'New York. Ce ran NNER: ulpitand inveighs eguinst the “usurpimge King.” all, e Y ena 0 egress per. "4 yy J may ( rookbaven), Nickersou, Cadiz ey ve * bs . ¥ VC) 2, wed, achrs Un Coit, Alex Tite curate of Sat Nicol, in Arcione, did 80 ou Sun- se by a gente uate! following morning, are THE BOSTON, HARTFORD ANDO EslE RAILROAD AGAIN, davs, "with win, Xe, to A ‘Abbot "Had ght varlabe winds The Sonthors line séetiiabig ‘Wickes Castle (Gales, win one inten Coa, gt nage ‘on : ia is day morning; but oue o! bis congregation, more pa- | thus emancipaced, episodes of misery, what 7 ii + sail from pier No, 21 East river to-morrow (Saturday), at 3 P NEV ON, Nov Db Maggi Maga chaser By triotic than the priest, stouted oul “I'll soon stop | eochs of persecution are not suggested by their BORDON Dee ache (0: Brig Baral Crowell dir, Nesseuyer, Stdobns, PR, 16 days, boil ale ay) at SP | vine, Phimdelphia Martha Jane, Mott, Port Jobnson f eee ‘ ‘ ne i The receivers of the Boston, Hartford and Erte | Wh sear, to master, Mite ce OD pana eee Groton; Keren Happuch, Ellis, Bristol for New York. your voice |” This threat produced @ sawre qut peut | bent forms and their queruious cries! ston, u Bri, ear (Br), Babu, Montego Bay (Ja) 14 daya, with oton; PP «i * See ee cb, Hee prone camel B sgure gut peut | Ste horrid den in which they are cooped up way | Railroad were before tue Supreme Court again to- | logwood, Ao, to G Wessels. "Nov Mylat 2204, lon BF 55, | x Tae msamsnip Werbossatt, Captain Rolger, will leave pler | NEW HAVEN, Nev Mt Cr candies cst ae ihe police paid lin & visit. that eventug nt fis resi. | assigued to them about the middie of tue stxteentn | gay asking for authority te make a contract with | Passed the wreck of a vessel, apparently a brig ‘or bark, all | No20 East river (o-morrow (Saturday), at o'clock PM, for | POL DISCOVERY, Nov 20-Sailed, sbip Malabar (Fi dence and protubited him from continuing sach ex- | Century, by Pope Paui 1V., with the oenevoient ; : 4 fa one except stuinp of mainmast, a portion of after | stobie direct. Outre, Callao. Siting discourses to his parianioners. view oF preserving Catholics from the fatal conta- | Mt- Munson to complete, for the sum of $300,000, Soin adrematned ar rugs Tre tsicknid hease recone The Huribut’s line steamship Catharine Whiting, Captain PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20—Arrived brig BF Dunbar, There is a great deal of fritalion between the | gion of their intercourse. In 1847 permissions were | the road from Puinam to Willimantic, Conn., the | Feden, 9! Howes, will be despatched from pier No $3 East river to- | Nicholt Georgetown, 8C t schis OT Slicer ee patriots and the Papalint just now. ‘the young | €iVen for the firat time to Jews to dwell beyond the | payment to be secured by certificates of indept- Schr Israel Snow (of Rockland), Keating, Mayaguez, PR, | morrow (Saturday), at 8 o’clock PM, for Mobile direct. Boston; LA Bonnet ‘Lawson, New London; RB & L Conner, Prince Borghese narrowly escaped having to tight | precincts of the Ghetto; buteven then only in its with oranges, to J and T Pearsall,’ vexsel to'B J Weaberg. wire : 2 2 oats Koauony KW Huddelly Matoy, Boston, Below, bar! eaght duels the other ¢ He ix on the Anglo-Kto- | immediate vicinity, The permissions, however, | Cates on the road, Mr, Munson to take the | sehr po Hulse, Hildrett, Jacksonville, 6 days, with lum- | The Virginia (tne steamihip George B Upton, Captain Sern from Montevideo ria Charleston, i man fox hunting comuittee and spoke conicmpin. | Were never granted in a egal form; noteven in | road if bis claim be not paid im three years, | ber to Jouas Smith & Co. Had pleasant weathe: Roberts, will depart from pier No 21 North river to-morrow | “Cleared. Stexmabip Yazoo, Catharine, Now Orleans; shi ously of the social condition of the Italian officers | Writing, The Jews were in all respects the pariahs | They also requested auihority to borrow $100,000 Passed Through Hell Gate. (Saturday), at S o'clock PM, for Norfolk, City Point and | Martha Bowker, Goodburn, Bremen; bark A W Singleton, in relation to the subscription they would be re- | Of Society, To vex aud oppress them was a thing | on the same kind of security with which te pur- ou. Richmond, Scovill, Queenstown for orders. ol quired to pay for the hunung season, 1 desirous of | Pleasing to God and ian. Their testumony was not | chase rolling stock. ‘They further petittoned that eo Deol—Arrived, brig Cube (Br), Holmes, Cate, Stes v ” ") 30—. ng Anneli Emma, C1 tilowingkas houuds. Zigit young ofticers seus ue | considered as Valld in any court of law, so that a | the stock and certificate books now in thelr posses. | ,, Steamublp Wamsutta, Fish. New Bedfont fer New York, | the Grtat Southorn line sisamesip, Maubel tiny Hapialh 1 Re rte redaras cour eh iebeonar, Aneury Is s 4 at vith midge and passengers, to Ferguson & Wood. Woodhull, will suit f1 jer No 5 North river to-morrow Prince a plate of sandwiches aud their cards, he | Christian who killed @ Jew tn the presence | sion be transferred to the officers of the road for | "ghin's ‘ 7 2 ral Chote ee Ray land. having sad ihatif ticy paid a, subscription-or soon, | of twenty. Jewish witnesses remained un- | conventence. On all these pevitions orders ef notice | in babase, te Frossrie Baker, oT NOY Yorks 7 faye | (Saturday), at o'clock PM, for Charleston. fent to sea 0th, brig Reaper, for Jamaica. they Would not have a franc left or a sandwich at | punished for want of proof. They could not possess | were issued, and remonstrants may state their case Bark G'E Dezaldo (new), Miller, Setaucket for New York, Spilman’s tent. ‘Ihe atiaur lool formidable, but | Teal property, a disqualification which unbapptty | at another hearing, to be had in about a forinight. | to Miller, Waydell and others, for whom she wae built by was arranged without blocdsied by two noble | existed too iong In countries more enlightened. | Authority was also asked to make contracts to the Hand & Son. Her dimensions are 642 Cel carpenter's envoys seni by the Prince to his asplrant anta- | They were debarred from all the liberal proiessions, | extent of $25,000, to complete the unfinished briage | messuremont; length over ail, 134 Senge end of beam, 33 gonists. The Pope's ex-gentiemen volunteers are | from atvendance on the public schools and acade eet; depth of lower hold, 11 feet 6 inches; between decks, | steamship Alt: Captain Lawrence, of the same lin i for New York near Blackstone and provide new turatables and | {*¢ti.4 Oks, mmahip Albemarle, Captain Lawrence, | B Somes, Tray, Bangor tor Philad: the most exposed to the alslike aud derisien of the | Mues—the only exception in their favor being the | w eer Gattis Raton or ene ei New So liberals, Who have published lists of their names, | permission to attend the medical lectures at the ;A B Keene, Keen nks along the line of the road, and the au- | very fine vessel, Comes to New York to receive her spars, | Will leo leave the above pler at three PM, for Nerfeik, City | Machlas for New York; schr Ida May, Driaco, Muchias fo in tlus case was granted, and rigging, When ready will be plaved in the West India | Point and Richmond, New York, a and degounce them every wi as caccia-leyrt, or | University. it has required the whole Influence of . de. § tra Nov 80—Cleared, brigs Brig J W Drisco, Haskell, Bangor for New York, with lum- The Old Dominion line steamship Wyanoke, Captain oe aE Ene WY ein teen Vv Bourne, will lexve pier 37 North river to-morrow (Saturday), | "PORTLAND, Nov 29—Arrived, ateainship Prussian (Br) at three o'clock PM, for Norfolk aud Portxmouth, The | Dutton, Liverpool: echrs Sarah Wooster, Leland, Calais ‘oy New York; 5 U Sawyer, Hill, Cal jeorge W Chase, Bacon, Cardenas! J Folledo, Dyer, Matanzas; echi| Since last report there have arrived from points on the | yinna Traub, Irie, dave hunters. the honse of Rothschild, brought with a direct pres- BILLIARDS. or s ¥ 5 ae, Yo dson and Western canals the following barges and canal | W H Godfrey, Seu ‘ew York. RESOLUTION. sure on the Papal guvernment, to obtain, but very ber, to Watrous, Walker & Co, . ‘el OOIOENGR Nov l0—arrived, bork Adriatic, MoK Brg Minnte (Br), Gordon, New Bedford for New York, in | boats:—By towboat America Barges Sawmill, S Watson, H Pr ny ‘achre Susan, Sherman, Baltimore; Charles ‘The Ital n governwent begins to understand that | Tecenuy, from Pius iX. permission tor some of the Spiri« Jontes 3 hall WeMsures OTe OF NO oe in eater with Tae | young co-religionists of the great financiers to at- |“ Spi si topcase boleh Mata is tome ara Holy See, and the attitude of the liberal party isso | tend the mathematical lectures at the University. yrille Dion. decided en the Koman question that if the pt ; | AJew was not allowed to be a locksmith. Jews A large apd at the same time very select audience a presen rown, Providence for New York, J Perkins, Greenbush, Columbia, Jamestown; canal boats | Smith, Hauson, Phiindelphin; Foam, Homan, Trenton; B Mary Go pes ew York, im Pol | Dubuque, Milton, Hoag, Wm Dunlap, & H Church, Suaquo- Wartced, Sprague Hlirabethports “Baalat Wetster Gary, Fee eee eo eniall Bortaastk Ga? fr Now York, | hanna, Paragon, Eitzabeth, Frontenne, Eimira, J D Paiter- | gi pO + a the end of ; ison, New York. Ministry Wishes lo remain in power it must have | capable of making locks and keys would likewise | ussembled at the Assembly Billiard Hall, Brooklyn, | 4 her, Del Raj moor OT Ean ie mutler: Knowies, Dead Island, ) 5 he a ¢ f entering, without the kn dige of t , Sebr 8 F'Chandler (Br), Lake, Windsor, NS, for New {| #0, Frank Yager, Emily ‘mosher, laware, prd, Salled—-Sehr Wm Butler, Kno f something positive to show te new Paritament, peg Sosy a he-eggy Freeh id of last evoning to witness an exhibition by Mons, | York,25 days, with plaster, to Crandall, Bertaur & Co—ves | EM, Norman & Alice, J R Noyes, DS Warmer, 1. B owel, ey Reliant Sayin Arnel ake ‘This morning the Quirinal palace was forcibly en- | Papacy did justice to the Jew. Albert Garnier, assisted by Cyrille Dion. Play ‘Schr Welcome Home (Br), Hattield, Windsor, NS, for New | V2 Hoff, Chicago, Wm Young, Harvest Home, L P Mara- | dethyort; Ann Eliza, Caswell, New York; Francis Smut tered mn the name of Vietor Emmanuel. Tue vope's EE SRS AEC opened with @ three ball game of 300 points, In the | Yerk, with plaster, to Ch kaon ik vodo days), | Sem J H Searles, Maid, Ht H Farnham, Condulette, BD | Van Anedell, do ee aet Rosa Posto: ipareeg, Pie major-iome, Signor Spagna, said he oad given the a * nt te : 4 sehr " % » NB, for New York’ wit : ity, Oltver Bascomo, 4 5 arg, Hall, do; n z B Keys to Cardivat Au‘ouetn, and his Eminence said wibl ic M des Gt NA ah Pa CEA GNG chee ee EEN, Wie U heenca | meeceeastsneesbametratas Osiatn: Tor ec eee Sak Arch banies cr ost Sha, Be WTUCKER Nov’ ie cer cater ears re that he had passed theni on to the Pope. Generai to the exalted positions they occupy. It was decid. | (ee eae oe ane CaN hors 8 days, ork. By towboat taditha; We Davies ektial New York: May Day, Adains, do (or Bangor). |" La Marinora, who had received pressing orders Srom REELS CET, edly one of the finest displays of skill ever witnessed | “tebr Revolution, alley’ Kastport for New York, with lum. | Mitel P Gardner, & Hawley, Attentive, aork ges is th—Arrived, achr Convecticut, Staptin, Elizaoethport Fiorene prepare for the King’s arrival in Rome Mr. Henry Lissington takes charge of the musical | jp thia vicinity, and, as this victnity leads in the | ber and fish, to Jed Frye & Co. z boats Uncie Bill, Morgan, P McDevitt, John Kelly, H 8 | Satied—Schr Perine, Sheileld, New ‘York. M a Colwell, Eastport for New York, with {ish,to | Parmiee, TJ Brown, E A Holt, A W Wiiliams, Cabawba, J SAN FRANCISCO, i)ec 1--Arrived, ship Magnet, Crosby Nevember, had no other remedy than | departinent of the “Twelve Temptations,” which | matter of billiard talent, that 1s saying @ good deal. | , Schr Perc Ne : Lunt, d to send for a locksmith. Mr. Fisk proposes to pring ont this month at Cros- | Among the runs of double figures all'made without | 28 Hoyston, | Aeatght Plum, Bangor for New York, with | Viveeh M Richie, O Squires, SN Baker, T Cummings, J J Sa aaa ey Skip ‘Tiger, Russell, Liver SEPT by’s Opera House, Chicago. The preparations for | U2°,0! the crotch or corners, were—Dion, Li, 12, 18, | umber, to oder. f Wolcott, § A Clark, David Ellis, Union No& AH Mills, J pool: schr Paihra, Renkin, Jacksonvilie, to load for Nev Preparations for the Reception of the King— 4 Sis . 20, 22 and 38; Garnier, 10, 21, 28, 39, 62 and 67. The | Schr Wille Martin, Noyes, Bangor for New York, 8 days, | Van Buren, Lone Star, J J Brown, W Van Horn, W G Milli. ca 1 <a The Municipatity in Council—Questions of | ‘Spectacle are ona scale that wilt astonish the | laiter won by a score of 240 vo 220, wrth Tiunber, Simpson & Clapp. ore gan, WH Parker, ‘Thorue & Martin, MM Body, J5 Le | yey titived stenmahipe sales ahaa " “ Lake C| ‘The entertainment or’ I. r Moses 1g Bangor for New York, 10 5 3 5 rd By “4 We j Debate—Koute of Lay Royalty to the Holy | Péole of the Lake City. lum coupe: jasucationse An oraecatinaly oxic aya, with lumber, ta Kimpeen & Clapp. frodge, George T Kirtland, W Ii Conner, PJ Sprague. eared--Stenmshine Orlental, Snow, Toston; H Livinesin City—Cardinal Antonelli. After a Cash A private concert in behalf of the French suffer- | gively for ladies ‘accorapanied by gentlemen will a ae Lee, Chubb, Bangor for New York, with Jum- Marine Disasters. Patpeemsyay eobdi Siiady Saragossa, more; ship Gr " ae oy 7° 0" le a he Trifle—“‘Make Yourself at Home”—History ers in the present war took place last evening at the | shortly be given at the same house, when Madame ‘Sehr Damon, ee for Newark, 17 days, with STEAMSHIP Jas A GARY, from Wilmington, NC, at Baltt- STONINGTON, Nov 80—Arrived, seh eye te i ‘ Union League Club theatre. It was given by the | Garuier Will also appear. lumber, to WH & EW McCiean, more. Dee 1, reports got ashore on Body Islan’, and was got | dred, Hoboken: J A Hayden, from Newport for New Yo! of the Galetnal— Tee Jesuits, young ladies of Mile. Rostan’s achool paar talcaltone meee ee Hohe ire Latriner, Coleman, Bangor for Newark,’ days, | off after thfowlny over 10 bales cotion and BW feet of lum: |) TAUNTON, Nov 30—Arrived, schr Jonas C Chew, Phillipe Rome, Nov. 11, 1870. : set alte with lumber feClean, ber. LMINGTON, NQ, Nov 28—Arrived, schr Robert Pa’ ‘he Municipal Junta of Remo, which will have | _‘ualoal soirée will be given at Weber's piano DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ALUBINI ASSOCIATION. Bch Maid of the Mist (new), banllh, Elleworth for New | sreawrn Gr. Lovis, reported ax having been aground on | swt Buva Gpacieaouy brig Loch Loiwond, Salvage, Na 4 { that name belonging warerooms, on Monday, for the same benevolent The seventh ia Col- Virginia, Small, Lubec for Philadelpbi Memory Rock, was not the steamer of vane: i : ne, ie eed Suinaal reeetval of te Umetmoren UE pena wil Artharutchingon, Pordand for New York, tothe Voroawell™ New Orleuas Hine, "ATARREN. Nov §)-Salled, achr Aulayelay Joy, Brooe ok, Ga. thi ci stivities Ane direction of the public rejoicings and fest * | purpose, by Mme. Brinkerhof, Miss Celestine Gott- | lege Alumut Association of New York was held last | g gays, with shooks, to’ KA Robi co Wrecking Company, of New In this city on the occasion of the arrival of Victor | schaik and other distinguished artists, Tickets for borhan Buty Panora—The Com Wi fi 2 " r 7 er 0 Sohr Czar, Hammond, Yortiand tor Ni York, sent their wrecking steamer A Winants from New Fmmeauel, 18 already occupied with the programme | sale at the French Fair, evening at Delmonico's, Dinner was placed on tho | cht Ore oat tvnton, Sone a Coe” Vos © 48Y® | York Nov a8, for the wreck of the abip Persia. They re. SAaGutGENnGoe of the solemn demonstra‘ions in hovor of his Another very attractive, performance, consisting | table at half-past six, to which the secretary an- | — Schr M Fy Edwards, Greenleaf, Rockland for New York, | ceived a despatch today saying we ateamer ad arrivedand | MBLLANEOUS., of cemedy, vaudeville and concert, will be presentea | nounced the representatives of the press were not Shad red Maden tuctisher mis oreo BSOLUfE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED I ce, Hall, Rockiand for New York, with ime, to | Bank ALEX MONET Soh: Defani Lawton, which put into Nor ‘ Agreat number of toasts were proposed, | Candee & Preasty. P A diferent States; desertion, Ac., suM@cient cause; t Majesty and the royal family. The first potut which | gythe Fourteenth street theatre on Saturday by @ | invited. the commission has had to decide on is by what part | company offecomnized ablil'y. |, | among others “ur College Education,” responded | ,otcbechaee.imeranam, Rockland for New York, wit line folk Rov It, dinmnntied aed Par anaosh os 20-2 10r | uputetty; wo charge Until divores obtained, Advice freq, ©f Rome the royal cortége will make ite triumphant | prly BREDSN opera 00 tune 7 | to by Horace Rnssoil; “a Dartmouth Boy for the Na- | “sche Velm, Harrington, Thomaston for New York, wite | , BRtd Srnomwese (Br) from Fort au Prince, is ashore on | ———— >= "Satie GMAT entry, for no doubt something of the impetial | — Mrs, Gilbert has resumed her well known and snc- | flon’s Legal Adviscr,” responded to by Attorney | Hae: tod V Haviland. baile pate digerent States; no pubitcky ; no charge tf diverce o , Thomaston for New York, | _ Sone Humaine Biny \Br), from Frederickton. NB, below pageantry of ancient times will ve given to this | cessful character of Madame Sepeschul in the bril- | General Amos T. Akerman; “State of New Hamp- | with lime, to Candee & Presse; loner for every State, Providence 8vtb, lost part of deck load of shingles on the vained ; advioe fi Also im ceremony by the modern Romans, so fend of spec- | ant drama of “Fernande’’ at the Fifth avenue | shire,” by Mr. KE. A. Rollins; “Partmeuth Motte,” | “Sehr Flora, Smith, Dix Inlaud for Al 22d, near Mount Desert Rock. KING, Counselor at Law, 383 Broadway, The ¢ K theatre. by Coionel H, B. Crosby, and “Dartmouth Doctors | _ScnrJ P Robinson, Harding, Gloucester for New York, “ 4 Portiahd 90th ult, hed | > ewoval.. ceca ie; rr ramen tacies aud shows. ‘The classic idea of making the | mime. de Lussan sang last night at the French ; of Medicine,” by Dr. i. Re Peasiee. There were | with fish, to Woodruff & Robinson, og GER SONY (BF). wee acer Fieotwing (Be), from ‘atsous, | FQEMOVAL.- Te et AG a ao os ae Roe King take the Jongost-road, in order to approach the Fair. about one hundred guests present. Seme of the Schr Hannah D, Chase, Gloucester for New York, with eliy by the ancient Via Appia, and so ascend to the Liiuan S, Edgarton lectures to-night at Steinway | speeches, especially those of the United States At- * sr scoard he dence, which was burned 10 .the waler's edge | street, under tne auspices, am it were; Of the KDOE, Of B. anche M Moahum, Borwo0d, Gloucester for New York. off the Iie au Haut on the 28th, The Fleetwing was laden | tigy notoriety, the roof of hia elegant edefice now shelteris all. torney General and Comtnisstoner Rollins, were ex- tor Newe: with shingles. two celebrives.,Garmenta to order, as heretofore, at ratior Capitol by the Forum, under we tampbal arches | “iuttie Jack Sheppard” 1s drawing lnmensely at | tremely interesting and amusing, ‘The company did | Rent atiee eons Nerpusraes for namastin De Senn tuner Lee, Barrett, from Wihaington, XC, for | rate ! WH, T. JENNINGS) of Consiautine and Titus, bas been epiirely abea- y Lima Luwin's, . not separate wut ater midnight, Senr John 8 Detwillier, Grace, Bovton for Philadelphia. Philadelphia, is ashore on Cobb's Island, The crew arr ived JENNINGS & SON,