The New York Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1871, Page 10

280 P, Me eee, 10 THE FISK LIBEL CASE. Excitement at the Yorkville Police Court—Jo- sephine Disappears Mysteriously—The Lawyers Have « Tilt—The Case Set for Next Saturday. tone ‘The Yorkville Police Court was densely crowded yesterday morning with an audience such as gener- ‘ally crams the Court of General Sessions on the occasion of some murder tral. The object of the attendance of such a number of people, so unusual wo this Court, was to near the expected developments to be brought forth in the examination of the Fisk Abel case. . At balf-past ten o’clook, the hour decided for the examination to begin, Justice Bixby said he was ready to proceed with the examination. Colonel FELLOWS, Assistant District Attorney, who, with Mr. John McKeon, appeared for Mrs. Mansfield, asked His Honor for the bail bond given by the defeadant for his reappearance for trial, and, having read It, be made a motion to have the papers in the case immediately sent to the Court ot General Sessions, He explained the grounds on which he made this motion to ve as follows:— ‘That Justice Bixby having taken a bona for the appearance of the defendant Fisk at the General Sessions — for trial, this Court had no further jurisdiction over the case. The bond was, besides, waxen because there existed in the mind of the Court a probable cause to believe that the defendant was guilty of the crime _Amputed to him. and the strongest reason why the case should not be tried befure his Honor Justice Bixby was that if in an examination before him Mr, Fisk should be cleared of the charge against him and discharged he couid be rearrested on a bench ‘warrant from the Court of General Sessions. Mr. JonN MCKEON said he coihcided in the views of bis colleague, and thought the jurisdiction of this Court vver the case ceased when the bond now in his hands allowing his uverty to Mr. Fisk to reap- pear when Wanted belure une Cofrt of General ses- sions Was granted Mr. SvENcCER, Who with W. A. Beach and Mr. Morgan, appeared for Mr. Fisk, kaid he was inuch Surprised al the wotion just made by so eminent a criminal lawyer as Oolonel Fellows, and suill more Was he surprised to hear Mr. McKeon support such @ moon, Mr. Spencer sald:— lt nas been ihe practice, time out ol mind, when a person, accused Of a crime and arraigned vefore a pulice magistrate, demands an exauiinauion, with the view of clearing himself of that accusation, to graut his request, ana, So that he might not be locked up pendillg that examinauun, & bond for jus reappearance is taken, not lor examinauon, as might be supposed, ‘but in order to save Ume, labor and expense for the General or Special Sessions, as tue defendant him- well sees ft Weiect. Then U, on his examinauon, there has been a probable cause established of be- lueving uim guiity, tue old bund sull stands good, and the case is sent to the Court elecied.”” Justice BIXBY decided to try the case then and theie, und ordcred counsel to proceed, and ordered we complainaat, WhO had not as yet come into Court, to be placed on the stand. An ofiicer of the Court was sent to bring her mto Court, but in a few Winutes he returned minus his fair charge. He re- « Ported her missing, upon which there was a general zh ali over the Court at his expense. Mr. SPENCER, in a Virtuous state of indignation, arose‘to speak his mind in plain terms on the ridi- culous turn affairs had taken, but was interrupted by Colonel Fellows, Wao stated that It was by his a@avice and at jils suggestion, seconded by his friend, Mr. Mckeon, that the iad, bad left the Court, This Slep he had taken simp:y because he beueved the point taken by bim against tue iurtner hearing in this Court of the case was so well joundea that it could not be overruled, anu there would conse- quently be no need of her remamimgz m Court, He asked the Court to postpone the examination until another day, aud he would guarantee that no (ur- her obstacles would be opposed, eliher by nim or Mar. McKeon, to the speedy trial ol the case, Mr. Srknccr—U Your Honor please, siuce the ox- Scution for the bond of appearance of the defendant at the General Sessions, and ALTER THE SURRENDER of the first for appearance at the Spectal Sessions, the prosecution subpuhaed their witnesses to ap- pearance in this Court, showing that they expected ‘the case to proceed here, We demand (hat this ex- aminalion goon, Let the complainant be sent for, We can take a recess while this 1s being done. If ‘the prosecution are in earnest in this mater let NEW YORK WERAGD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 157[—-TRIPLE SHEET, say, SI ? Der hans vot vos baid money vot | safe up so long dimes — Justice Lepwitn—I have heard enough of this. pap seo A—1 vant dat he don’t dhroobles me no more, JusTicE (steraly)—Well, sir, will you leave this woman atone for the future? COLLISION AND MURDER ON THE HUDSON, An Unknown Schooner Crashes Into a Flotilla of Canal Boats and One of the Crew Riddles a Boatman with Buckshot— FERDINAND (getting wlarmed)—Yes, Shoodge, I go, Ante-Mortem Stat 11 I schwear, Shoot His Mi it ON Unee Hever mind aWweat Ferpinanp—Vell, den, I geef hand on it. Shake hands mit me. eisai Junar—Shake hands with the Baron Schleiger. ‘The unhappy man grasped the hand of the noble baron, and, with tears tn his eyes, exclaimed, ‘Vell, dis voomans beats de oldest mens ! 1 go no nr a ft iced it of th at jortha foun out of the court witl th: Plainly said, ‘Veni, vidi, vici.” aaa COTTON CROP PROSPECTS. At® half hour after midnight yesterday morning tue steamer Belie, with @ large number of canal boats and barges in her tow, was creeping a8 slowly as 18 usual with such flotiilas, along the Hud- son, about opposite the city of Yonkers, and bound to New York. ‘There was no starlight, & sharp, stiff breeze was blowing, and the lights from the shorg were all that gleamea through the darkness on the water. The tow tad its lanterns swung high up in mid air from the steamer aud gleaming from the stern of each canal boat, and certainly making the fleet conspicuous cnough, Jet alone the rush of tne water under the many prows andthe noise of the steamer’s paddies, to warn all other passers on the watery highway that might, But Just at this hour the three or four sieepers on board the canal boat American Hero were SUDDENLY AWAKENED by the crash of something against the side of the vessel. James fill, adeck band, tumbled imme- diately out of bed and hurried up the steep lithe ladder that led trom the cabin to the deck, An un- known schooner lay with her sails full set and her Report of the Department of Agricalture—The Product Indicated will be Larger than Exe pected—Causes of Decline in Several States. WASHINGTON, D, C., Nov. 18, 1871. The November returns of the Department of Agri- culture relative to the condition and yield of the cotton crop indicate a larger product than was ex- pected in Octoper, aad promise fully to make good the moderate expectations of July and August, There had been no killing frosts up to the date of these reports, In rich and well cultivated soils of the iower ter of States the plant was as green and vigorous as in summer, In some places the top crop was maturing, though complaints of prow grinding against the canal boat, while the reute ae ee pais fy Pata AM bowsprit and its rigging had torn mtoand wasen- | Cy" iaae Georgia the squares farmed tangled with the fragwents of the cabin roof, With ‘What littie excitement might be expected the men } favorable circumstances promie’ to mak a shouted to those on board the schooner, “Hello, | Common,” ‘The prin Bh ais ay cra 7 there ! lower your sais.” “ello ! what the hell | yield in Texas 1s drougnt, n Louistana drought, in- are ye doing?” Toe men on board the hoy _ _— aia Frsgereris Nite weather in unknown vessel did not seem to be disposed | te spring, drought in the summer and, in isolated secti ca 5 ; to make any stalwart attempt to get out of tue ections, the caterpiilar, or boil worm; in Florida, between August 25 and september 25, under Griving winds ang floods, which occasioned neariy dimculty and simply shouted back a few bitrer @ totai destruction of considerable areas. The words. AL length, after not a little bandying of [ See ecanat teutecct ne etiaes iplory in Ala epithets, alad named Defeudor! seized an axe and | acre, ‘as indicated by county estimates, is largest 10 cut away the heavy ropes under the bowsprit of | the schooner, sometimes cailed “imartingales.” | Arkansas, decreasing in the following order:—Texas, Henry Defendorf, an ola man, on another canal | Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, South Caroiina and Florida. boat, the B. Hagman, about this time remarked, angrily, that they ‘The more northern belt of the couton States shows “OUGHT TO LICK "EM, the least reduction from the usu.l averages. The tabulations for November are estimates for cach county of the total product of the year, expressed a3 per centages of the actual crop of last year. These by gosh ?’? A voice trom the schooner sald in a rouneee pape ba regal : Ae me riaaye pro- es a Ah ton of the counties reported, give the following reply, “Go gtt your gun and shoot ‘em, by God ” | resuit for each State:—North Carolina, 80 per cent; A moment after a man emerged from the schooner’s cabin, and was seen through the thick gloom to lift something long and black to fis shoulder, and then came a flash and 4 crackling report. some one on the canal boat in a delusion shouted out, “Stop throwing those sticks of wod there.” James Hill, who was standing on the B. Hagman, with his face toward the schooner, received SEVENTY-FOUR BUCKSHOT IN IIS PERSON, The captain of the American Hero, John Conners, ‘Was standing sideways on his boat, and cighieen shot were buried in his back ana shoulder, Hill fell into the arms of a fellow boatman; and mean- while the unknown craft was treed from the tow, ran up her mainsail, Which she had lowere: nd, catching the strong breeze, veered away, iacking up stream. ‘the shouts which were sent after her, asking her name and cursing her satlors, provoked no answer as she disappeared m the darkness, The tow dropped down its way to the city, Htil, on arriving here, was taken to the First precinct staiion house, and afterwards, by order of Dr. Hutcbinson, to the Park Hospital. His condiuon last night was very dangerous, und the atiending physician ex- pressed doubt of TUB POOR FELLOW’S LIFE. South Carolina, 65; Georgia, 67; Florida, 58; Ala- bama, 13; Mississippi, 72; Louisiana, 65; Texas, 68; Arkansas, $6; Tennessee, 90. A few counties in Virginia, Kentucky and Mis- sourt make reports of much the same tenor as the returns irom North Carolina and Tennessee. The guality of the tibre is reported good in ail sections. Up to the present date a very small proportion of discolored or trashy cotton has been gathered, Some attention has been paid to the improvement in quality by the introduction of the other improved varieties, Many correspondents note the superiority in yield and comparative ex- emption from disease, Under careful cuiture and judicious fertilization, The November ana December numbers of the monthly will be issued together, and will contain fe oo ince of all the cotton reports to Decem- er 1. THE WEATHER, Wak DrearTMenr, ] OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. ©, Nov. 18—7 P.M.) Synopsis ror tie Past Twenty-/vur Hours, The area of highest pressure has moved north- ‘vor mit my Schr A G Ireland, Townsend, kichmond—Van Brunt & / chr Resoug, Cummings, Newburyport—Jed Frye & Co. ahr Meaty Eguchi ts New linven—Rackelt & Bro. Sloop New Haven. iy - 1a, Jones, ts. Btonmer User ‘Davis, Phil dap Davis, Phila Steamer Tacony, Nicnois, Philadelpaia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Russian steam frigate Si Cant Kremer, Vice Adm!- ral Possiet, ebtef of squadron, Madeira Oct 10, Mounts 10 guns, is 3080 tons and 260 horse power, Had heavy head Winds most of the passace; all well. Was boarded by tb Herald steam yacht at 11:30 P M near the lightahip. Steamship City of Brussels (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool Nov via Queenstown 10th, with mdaé and passéngers, to John Dale, Nov 18, 210 miles east from Nandy Hook, passed at City of Washington, hence for Havre; off Fire Talan manip City of New, York, bound eat, and sip Charles H Marshall (Amn), from Liverpool for New York. Steamship City of Baltimore (Br, Lochead, Liverpool, Nov 7, via Queenstown &th, with mdse and 190 passengers, to John @ Dale. Nov 15, 75 miles E of Cape Race, passed an ‘Anchor Line steamer bound east; 17th, at 41 40. fon 65 24, ship Andrew Lovitt (Br), from Ardrossan for Philadeiphti me day, Int 41.20, lon, #8 47, ahip Earl ce Gray, bound west 14th, 146 miles west of Sandy Hook, steamship ity of Wash- ington, hence for Liverpool. ‘teamship Deutschland (NG), Begnaber, Bremen Nov 5, via Southampton 7th, with mdse and 671 gers, to Oelrichs & Co. Had moderate winds and rough sea the entire pas- sage; Nov 9, lat 4949, lon 13, peas. ship Appieton, bound W: Lith, lat 41.71, lon 64 81, a Hamburg steamer, bound E. Steamship Morro Casue, Porter, Havana Nov 13, via, Nassau 14th, with mdse and passengers, to the Atlantic Mall Steamahip Go. ‘Sreamstp Virgo, Buikiey, Savannah Nov 14, with mdse and to Murray, Ferris & Co. Experienced heavy NE winds from Hatteras, Steamship Charleston, Rerry, Charleston Nov 15, with mdse and passengers, to HR Morgan & Co. Nov 17, off Cape Henry, passed steamship Georgiay hence for Vbarleston. Steamship Wyanoke, Kourne, Norfolk, with mdse and pas- senvers, to Uld Dominion Steamship C ‘Ship Annie M Smuil, Packer. Cardi 89 days, with ratl- way fron, to order—veasel to C Hi Maliory & Co, Hud strong Westerly gales the entire passage; been 18 days west of the an! Bark Lebanon (Bn, Lane, London, 64 days, with mdse to muster. Had heavy ‘weather the epiire passage. Been 18 days west of the Banks, Nov 15 had a burricane from SE lasting 12 hours, in which split several sails. Hark Schiller (NG), Wischhusen, Havre, 41 days, in bal- ast, to Chas Luling, Had flne weather up t) Oct 18, xt 29 28 from thence to the Banks variable weather; Nov l, i 40.89, lon 87 04, at 8 PM, had a calm, then a ligh up from WSW; on the 2d, at 4AM, bad a heavy gale fiom W, lasting to the 4th, when it moderated, until the "11th, when the wind hauled to the souch, ‘around to east, blowing very heavy; then veering to the northeast, then to'north, blowing a lieavy gale, the barometer falling from 29 70 to 28 95 the next day; fine weather contin up to the 14th; wind NNW, ung nd tothe eastward, to SE; onthe 2th, at 8AM, a wate sprung up, lasting two hours, when it moderated, wind hauling to west and north; been 19 days west of the Banks; the Schiller 1s anchored at Sandy Hook, for orders, Bark Ellen (Br), Tucker, Buenos Ayres 66 days, with hides and wool, to J W Elwell & Co, Crossed the Equato! Oct 10 in Jon 82'; had squaily weather most of the Nov 16, SE of Barnegat, had a heavy gale which buret lower topaails; No 33, schr Lucey B, with foretopmast gone, 03, Jon 13 10, spoke orig Lydia Coie, jark Lizzie H Jackson, Marwic! ae, to Brett, the e. relay on of Hatteras. Brig Elien Maria, Hoxie, Mal: Grund & Serio—vessel to 8 C Loud & Co, Passed Gibraltar Sept 20; took the middle passage and had strong westerly ales the entire passage. Oct 28, lat 36 24, lun , saw brig lula, trom Richmond, Va, for —. Brig Eliza Thompson, Bates, Demarara 26 days, with su- gar, &c, to L W & P Armstrong. ‘Schr Isabella Alberto, Tooker, Baltimore for Providence. Schr R L Tay, Brown, Philadelphia for Salem. Schr WS Phelps, Cranmer, Philadelphia fur New Haven. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUT. Schr Parallel, Judson, Cutler for New York, with smoked + coh klieaneth Ogden, Rockland for New ¥ ‘Schr Elizabeth, Ogden, Rockland for Ne 3 Hs Fro Hage th ae ae w York, with lime Schr Freestone, ton, Portland for New York, thr Ge stanehife, Portlana f coke Schr Stanciufe, fon, Portland for Ni stone to Reilly & Co. is ue iae Taek: sem ygt Cyrus “Chamberlain, Adams, Providence for New ork. Sehr Antesedent, Nash, Stonington for New York, with stone for the Masonic Temple. ‘hr Olive, McFarland, Providenes tor New York. Schr Dr Franklin, Kimlar, Millstone Point for New York, Scir George & Edgar, smith, Fali River for Amboy, Sebr Francis Burritt, Burritt, New faven for New York. Schr Joseph H: ebe, Fall River for Georgetown. Havanese 17 days, with on & Co. Had heavy weather throughout v 14, during a heavy gale irom SE, the ves- beam ends fortwo hours; beea ly days nor 65 days, with fruit to eastward into Maryland and New York, preceded by light northerly winds and clear weather. Light winds and Increasing cloudiness in the Soutn Atlan- | tic States. The areas of low pressure have moved slowly eastward, into Mississippi and Jowa, with Nea neces. peti perry mbesna teers | fresh and Lrisk southeasterly winds preceding tnem. Alter geiting through his story he said:— | Rain 1s reported from Louisiana to Wisconsin. A “1s ridiculous—making another—man suffer In | severe storm has prevailed in Eastern Nebraska, in- this way—when he hasn't done, anyting—novbing. | terrupting telegraphic communication with stations “Come, said the attendant, “now you must take | beyond, * Probabilities. courage and cheer up. be vrave—be brave, and The barometer will probably fall decidedly on He told his story toa HERALD reporter substan- tialiy as above and as tt was told by John Conners and the boy Defendorf. He hives in the town of Pelamo, Oswego county. He ts }iterally riddied by the shot in the face, arms, breast and abdomen; in the latter the inner membrane called the peritonens tuem produce in Court their innocent and much-in- Jured client. (Appiause in the back part of the ‘court room.) Mr. McK&ON (indignantly}—Your Honor, I move ‘that this Court be cleared 1 we are to have such manifestations of partial applause as this. I have been surrounded with raffianism in @ Court before, and Iam not be intimidated by a crowd picked 4p apy party’s inverest. Ex-Juage Beacu—The imputation ts unjust. Judge BIXBy—Silence im Court! Oficer — Mr. SPENCER—Ob, these are only the /oi pouoi of ‘the town. | think their applause Was only a tribute to the virtues of tne prosecutrix. Mr. FELLOWS—A tribute, rather, to the eloquence of my learned friend, Mr. Spencer. But there 1s no occasion for heat at this stage o! the proceedings, I shall proceed in our even course without being mumidated by manifestations of any sort or kind. We, on our side, are ready to proceed with this ex- amination, if the otuer side will agree to a day on Which it can be proceeded with, Judge Bixey—I am willing to postpone the case Mf required ani teave it to counsel w UX ihe day lor | the next hearing. A consultation between the lawyers on both | Sides wok place for sume few minutes, at tne | end of which Mr. Spencer arose and said that | at wouid be extremely inconvenient for counsel to | give a whole day to this case again; and in view of | ths, While Dot presuming to dictate to the Court, he | desired tuat the examination should be proceeded with now. Of course, as Ue complainant had left the court under a misapprehension of counsel it | purged tier of contemy at It Was easy 10 send for the lady; her residence was in tie jurisdiction and Within easy aistance of tnis court. Mr. FELLOWs—She lives on ‘i'wenty-third street, @ few doors irem Mr. Spencer. (Laughter,) Judve BixBY—Do you wish the Coart to adjourn while you are hunung up wituessesy I shall nut ao Unat to-day, Mr. Spence Mr. SPENCEX—\/0 | understaud Your Honor de- clines to lake a recess, ‘The Judge nodded, Mr. SPENCE very well, Your Honor. In that ann 1 take apother day Jor further proceed- 1S. Another consultation between the lawyers took Pluce, and eventuaily it was agreed that next Sat- arday, at tea o'clock, the case should be resumed. Mr. SyENcER—Then | undersiand it 1s conceded that on the day named the exdmination wili be pro- ceeded with in this Court. Mr. FELLOWS—Ou that day we shall be ready with — witlesses, aud be prepared to go on with the ie. The Court then adjourned, . TH BOND ROBBERY. iow the $101,000 Worth of Bonds Were Stoler—The Examination of the Arrested Thief set Down for To- Morrow. ‘he audacious and high-handed manner in which @ome daring rascals carry out thgir plans and the imple manner in which extensive 1obberies are committed iu broad daylight, fal now to astound ‘he Community. Nothing could be more impudent, for instance, than the style adopted by te two | thieves who robbed the Union Trust Company the other day of no less than $101,0v0 worth of bonds | Of the Monticello Rail ay Company. Shortly before | three o'clock in the afiernoon two dashing-looking* fellows With a business air entered the establish: | Ment in question and asked for We Presideot, Mr. J. B Frouinguam. That genUeman was seated in his private ofice, which 1s separated from tae cler departinent by a sight paruuon. Being informed that Mr. Frotinghan Was disepgaged lhe sirangers tapped at his door, which was obencd by Mr. Froti- | Ingham in person. Ove of the bold mtiuders siated tat bis name was Edwards, aha tat he nad come to obtain a of about $3,000. Walle Mr. | Frovhingbam and the modest borrower" were en- Guged 10 conversauion stranger Dumber two was maxing @rapid survey of te concern, and quietly saunter Kk ws -uto te adjoining couuung room t& 201 bonds of $1,000 each aod concealed them on his py The two men soon afterward Jeft te Somehow Mr. Fre suspicions aroused by whe ton of Visitors, apd looktt around quickly fuiseed ihe ‘bonds, Running to the door he au Who had conversed with hin cer arrived, aud be Was conveyed to the CIC Whe be gave the name oi Ed- First p Wards, alinougn he is known Lo the police as one Ly. His confederate escay ‘Wich, however, are useless, a4 the President of the company lias issued a notice cautioning the Ube aYALDS HEgoUaling Hot ouly the stolen Louds utany bonds of the road, as noe have yet been | fssued by the company. This makes the second | fume the Union ‘Trust Company lias been robbed, | $50,000 in Londs having been seized on a previous occasion, “Edwards,” aiias Kelly, was brought up at the Tombs yesterday before Julge Dowilug, aud gemanded for examination ll to-morrow. it is be- tueved (hat (he thieves had been watcuing the uMce for some Une. ed with the bonds, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lonnow Money MARgET—LONDON, Nov. 18—-1:20 PL —Lyneoie closed at ¥o¥y for both money abd the account. biked phates cve-twenty ponds, 1863's, Hi J; 18's. vid, 25 M4; Ven-forties, 0%. Panis went Akis, Nov. 1—A. M.—Rentes opened mt erenaroor, COTTON MARKRT.—LIVFRPOOL, Nov. 18— E he coswon Market closed steady. Middling up. ie ee timiadhog Ones Wea. s 8790, The sales of een IL) bales, inclucing 4.000 for epecuia- Sales of cotton shipping OF abypped at been made at 94d, for pa dar Kevanvuh ‘of Charienon bave j of Tits get well,” “Yes; but, old feller, I don’t like this lying here, With these things 1n me; and there's my wife and | Savday from Pennsylvania south and westward, children up home, I’ve got to work fur.”? Noriheasterly winds, with threatening weather on On Jou have a strong constrution, and to-mor- | the Middle and South Atlantic coasts, Northwest erly winds, with clear weather extend eastward into Atavama and Indiana. Increasing easterly | Tow we'll see if we cao get any of ibe valls out, | You're too weak now.’ | Winds backing to northwest on Lakes Michigan and Superior, Outside of the door the surgeon shook his head | and said that there was littie hope, the poor feliow Within doubtless hearing every vord that he said, | although it was intended oi nerwise. “ Mr. Hill 1s an intelligent looking young man. ROUGH AND BRONZED, but good-natured and honest iu appearance. The captain of the boat, John Conners, came to see him yesterday afternoon. Notwithstanding the eigiieen shot which are in is flesh he is not vadly hurt. A Coroner was summoned to-day to take Hill's ante- mortem statement, Nothiug bus yet been learned Warning Signals Ordered, Cautionary signals continue for this evening at Chicago, Milwaukee and New Urieans. The Weather Signals, The following explanation of the weather signals 1s reported by the signal oilicer at this staon—New of the name of York city:— THE SCHOONER * which coilided with the tow. The following is q | _ The signals as displayed from the flagstais méan de-cription v! her, given by the boy Deieudorf, who | thus:— seems to have shown greAt coolness and tuteli- A red flag of fags, with black square in centre, gence:— | and cylinder on ceutre pole vy day, and red lights “she was short and heavily built, and had | ft nicht, mean that from muicguation wad ait the two maiusails and one jv, but bad no central ottice, in Washington, dangerous winds are topmast or topsal and = was paimted @ | anticipated ior the viciaity of New York city. bluish black, with tripe of green around | “Some persons are under the impression that the hull. She was not laden, but was evi- | wien tue cylinder 18 up Without the flags, or vice dently a brick or stone schooner, running outside | > the bar. The men on this sort of vessels are of the | most degraded character and always ready to com mitcrime, Atthe ume this happened there w i think, three inen on the deck of the seooner—ou at the wheel. The schooner might be sicutitied by lie ‘martinuale,’ which 1s cut. THE ANTE-MORVEM STATEMEN?. The statement elicited trom Mr. Hill by Coroner Keenan 18 not diilerent from the siory which ne told to our reporter. le was on the Canal boat American Hero, and about twelve o'clock on Pri- day nignt was coming down the North River in | a“, Something else 1s meant in each case; put this 18 wrong. There 1s but one signal comprising | ail the apparatus. The Weather i the South and Wesi. SAVANNAN, Nov. 18, 1871. There was a very heavy frost here this morning, making the fourth of the season, The weather 18 decidedly cool, OMAHA, Nov. 18, i A heavy snow storm, accompanied with a gale, tow. While m bel Hilt heard some one say, ‘ z repel “You are running ito us.’ fe jumped prevails here, The telegraph wires to San Fran- out of bed and saw a schooner very near the boat cisco are down, and tried to hold her of, but could not. Mea in the olner boats assisted. At that lime some One said io the captain that soe one ouht to be shot. Soon | afteraman on the schooner got a gun and fired into us. The schooner Was black. Sve broke her chai under her bowsprit and sumething eise, HIPPING NEWS. NS) Hil does not know who discharged the musket, Altnapas ‘or New York -fuis Day. the name of the schooner, _ WHITHER 3/1E WAS BOUND, | Sun rit ++ 651 | Moon sets..morn, 12 00 or any information Whatever likely to lead to the discovery and arrest of the villain who so mali | clousty discharged the gan. Efforts will be made by the police to arrest the | guilty man, The jury tn the case, until that is done, could do nothing cise but find a verdict against some person to them unknown. KEEFERMANN’S HEBE. Bertha Liebener and Her Fatal Biandish- ments—Houw an Enterprising Woman Com- menced Basiness. Bertha Liebener, of 154 Hester street, is, or was, «the foreman of the Staats Zeiiung’s wile,” as Coun- | . 4.39 | High water.morn 147 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE «| MONTIIS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER. Boils | _Destinatione Often |Livervool 29 Broadway Liverpooi > broatway. 15 Broatway. 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowing Green Broadway. Bowling Green Sun sets, India .|Giaggow. | lcano. |Laverpoo Giascow. Liverpoo Havre. | Pereire Broadway. sellor Mott happily expressed it yesterday at Essex | Atiantic. Livern ) Broadway. Britann! 7 Bowilng Green Market. Bertha is a type of the luscious Viennese | blonde and ts the charming Hebe of the lager beer | saloon at the above number. How she came to be proprietress of the lager beer saloon aforesaid, and the determination of her exact legai status in rela- uon thereto perplexed THE JUDICIAL MIND Honor Justice Ledwith and was the subject of official inquiry. are as 10llows:—Tn PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 18, 1871. | CLEARED, mship Europa (Br), Ca:mpbell, Glasgow—Henderson Bros, Steamship Bremen (NG), Ladewigs, Bremen via South. ampion--Celrichs & ¢ Steamship Feber, 1 Spotlord Brow sk Co. . ship Wilmington, Cole, Gaiveston via Key West—C | yesterday | The tacts | lady did not find a congenial noy, Samana, Port an Platt, &o—~ mate in her spouse, Mr. L her, and on one occa. | H Mallory & Co. nos 5 sion that gentleman discovered her tn suspicious | wee can? 0°? Cromwell Clapo, New Orleans—H B Crom. propinquity to Mr. Ferdinand Hefermann, Like a | Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederic sensible Teuton, he looked at the matter from a busi- Peainship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina—Grinnell, Minturn ness point of view, aud at once proposed a divorce, frebcitios te The Jaay, nothing loath, sitaply asked him to name | Stesmship t his terms. He at once offered | _ Steam olia, Palmer, Savannah—W R Garrison, nteville, Crowel!, Savannah—R Lowde: np Champion, Lockwood, Charlesion—H. i Mor- gan & Co. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS | ahitamehip Teanc Bell, Plakeman, City Point and Ricks | mon pluion Stew: for the desired boon of freedom, She accepted the | Sie« hy Point Proposition, aud the bonds were auly and legally | *%! I Washington & ¢ ship EC Knight, Johow wo, DO-—G B severed. The galiant Heidermaun “saw’ that | hundred doliars and went | “FOUR HUNDRED BEITER.” The conditions were that the lady should consent togo “mid lim,” but without any formal cere. | Ship Endymion (Br), Bannister, London—Arkell, Tatts & ship Fantta, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steam- tune, Baker. Boston —H F Dimo! Liverpoui—Ihomas Duaban’s Nephew monies Which might be meediessiy ervarrassing. | ©%, SCE Bertha, wil a qhick eve to business, promptiy ac: | 4 {P,P CO us Grinnell, Grifin, London—Grinnell, Mintarn quiesced, and added ihe amount to her previous | * Bark sator (Aus), Premada, Queensiowa or Faimouth— store, The money she invested in the Jager veer | Wendt, Tren & Beckmann. Bark Sainson \Nor). Lunoe, Queenstown or Faimouth— Went, Tecens & AMANO Brig’ Princess Beatrice (Br), McGregor, Malaga—G IL Brewer & Co, Brig Victor (Br), Heyliger, St Pierre, Mart—R P Buck & ©, Brig Altavela (ir), McClellan, St John, NB—J F Whitney Co. ing Martha, , Modtie—J D Hurlbut & Son, Brig Hattie, Cates, Darien—Simpaon & Ciapp, Brig Whitaker, ( oltun, Buston—Saow & Kichardson saoon, Bnd, In accordance, with the bargain, she TOOK FERDINAND TO HOARD. Ferdinand after a while became troublesome, and Bertha wearied of his society, But he would not leave, and thermore proceeded w actual vio+ lence, He conceived the absurd notion that he was | te “lord and master of the “restaura- | & tion.” aud laid claim to the profits thereof. Fo diaauuse im of this impression and vindicate ner Jast claim vo the propriewurship Of the place, she Schf Jol cker, Dunton, Ponce, P i had him arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct, | Schr Mary © Curran, Mathenun, Port a Pratt. on then. On his appearance at ihe bar Of justice he presented | bere. What whe lav Jamented “Mickey Free’? would i Sear Matlda M (Br), Merriam, Wantepori, NS—-DR De “THE PICTURE OF BAD LOCK," Woit & Co. * «shoodges he said, “I takes mei five hoondert | Schr Nelile (Bri, Andrews, St Andrews, NB—George T a all Ga OR nn a Oe Ree Sans Sear Kate Wentworth, Mead, Ga:veston—Snow & Burgess, all dat voman.’ 3 Phare, bdwards, Tite i BEATHA (vermpung)—Vell, vot yon goin’ to do | peal’ Wm M Phare s, Brashear City—Van Sruat & abeud ju? Bell get five honderd totars, dat is no , Jacksonville W Ray, reeson vy I shood be keeked uke shacass iu mein © Brovis, Ludwiys, Jacksonville—Bentiey, Miller own baus. Setir Altoona, Fitzgerald, Port Royal via Beaafort—Evans, 70. Sehr Lucy Hammond, Bag! Schr & Co. Badd) y VISION MARKET, LIVERPOOL, Nov. 18 ~ ¥ Noha we 80. per bl. for tue Western prime FeRDINAND—Your owen hansi—(growing indig- | pai aco, nant and amazed avd nervously picking the lining Kebr Sarah Bruen, Fieber, Witmtngton—E 8 Powell, Of bis baty—Got lM Muuuuel! You bear dot volsue | Senr D W Saauers, Smiih, Newbera—Jonas Smith & Co. ley, New Haven for New \ ork. Sene Forest, MeAlitster, Fah River for New York. Schr W W Brainard, Tribble, New Haven for New York, Schr Cabinet, Lynch, Newport tor New York. Scur Chas A'Grainer, Harvey, Proviaence for New York. Schr A B Hayes, Barlow, Falinouth tor New York. £chr C$ Hazard, Clark, Bridveport for Jersey City. Schr Angeline, Robinson, Vrovidence for New York. Seur Corvo, Pickering, Fall faver for New York. Schr Tillie E, Smith, Dighton for New York. Schr Golden Kagie, Howes, Portland for New York. Schr J § Hewitt, Colson, Wareham for Philadelphia. Scir Rena, Bishop, Newport tor New York. Schr W L Peck, Bunce, Northport for Cold Spring, ER, Sehr Monitor, Ghase, Norwalk for New York. Schr Milife & Frank, Edwards, New Haven for Hoboken. Sciir R B Smith, Nickerson, Fall River for New York, Steamer Metis, Davis, Providence for New Yots, with mdse and passengers. BOUND EAST. Steamshin Neptune. Baker. New York for Boston. Brig Citizen, Spear, New York for Windsor, NS. Brig Castijan, Richards, New York for Saiem. Schr G R, Covell, Rondout for Proviienc Sehr T Kenedict, Rackett, Woodbridge Providence, Sehr Evergreen, Bunce, Rondout for Providence, Sete D Perry, Ward, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr W H Kowe, Whitmore, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr M M Freeman, Harris, Elizabethport for Boston. Scnr Fakir, Knowles, Elizabethport for Apponang, Sehr Jaa Nelson, Green, Hoboken tor Taunton- it Henry Hobart, Evans, Philadelpnia for Provicene Schr Reading RK Noi, Adams, Trenton tor Hartiord, Sehr Ney, Briggs, Poughkeepsie for Kail River, Schr John Brooks, Fox, Jersey City for New Haven, Schr T P Abel, Fowler,’ kondout for Providence. Schr M A Predmore, Hart, Elizabetuport for Providence. chr J C Patterson, Brow:, Phtiadelp'via for Providence. Schr Eliza, Bail, Elizabethport for Bridgeport, Sehr Ann Turner, Gurney, Amboy for Newport. Schr Yosemite, Mott, New York (or Resiyn. Sehr Magara, Gordon, Hoboken for New Haven. a Schr Amos Falkenburg, Rackett, Elizabethport for Provi- jen Jand, Lynch, Albany for Roslyn. fern Belle, Parker, Elizabethport for Boston, jutord, New York tor Westport. bebr Mail. Mead. "New York for Stamford. Schr Vapor, Johnson, Trenton for Providence. Sehr Copia, Weat, Rondout for Son Schr Oregon, Wilson, New York [01 Schr A Hamtnond, Hayes, Weebawken | Seur Alfred Hall, Dimmock, New York for Norwich, Feir Eveline, Gilmore, konitout for Salem, Schr American Ci) jet, Suow, New York tor Portland, Fou.hkeepste for Taunton, Crowell, blizabetnpor. tor Boston. zabethport for Providence, New York for Pawtuck et. Saunders, Elizabethpori for Bos- Schr Nathaniel Ste ton. ‘Sehr + ‘nledonia. Le Senr Abbie chton, New York for Windsor, NS. d, Weeks, West Hoboken for Bristol, Schr Glouceste n, Llizabethport tor New Haven, Sehr Emile Belle, Jones, New York for Kisworth. Behr Orlando Smith, Ferris, abethport for Ch SchrJ M Brainard, MeCariny, Post Johnson for Middle- town, ‘Sctir John Mantove, Hallock, Elizabethport for Norwich, Schr Parna or Paran, Aobingon, South Amboy for Boston, Schr Siak, Jonnson. Hlizavechport for Bost. Schr Ida B Silsbe, Norton, New York for Schr T. W Manian, Chase, New York for New Bedford, Schr White Rock, Jones, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Kingbird, Sampson, New York for St Johns, NB, Schr fluntress, Browne, New York for Rockiand: Schr Clara Sawyer, Aasen, Jacksonville for New Haven, Schr § 5 Lewis, cillford, New York for Bela, Schr Empire, Dixon, Rondout for Boston. Schr Mariner, Sheran, New York for Greenwich. Schr Stephen'Taber, Clarke, Albany for len Cove, Schr Clotiida, Harte, Albany for Northport. Schr Bramhall, Pendieton, Elizabethport for Portland, Schr Maria, Barber, Weehawken tor Westeriey. Schr Amelia Augusta, Smith, New York for Oyster Bay. Schr Wm Camp, Hailey, Albany for Derby. Schr Chas Hawiey, Bennett, Port Johnson for Providence. SclirJ E Gammage, Pitcher, Rondout for Boston, ar Freedom, King, New York for Windsor. Schr K M Bransom, Mckerson, New York tor Bangor. Schr Pennsylvania, Warren, Elizavethport for Pawvicker. Schr Delaware, Snow, New York for Boston, Schr Lookout, Pomeroy, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr W MO ‘irre, EMzabethport for Dighton, Sehr b H Weil's, Keisey, Port Jobnacn for Portiand, Schr Surprise, Haywood, Trenton for Providence. BELOW. Ship Charles B Marshall, from Liverpool (by pilot boat Mary E Fish, No4), orwich, SAILED., Steamehips Wm Miller, Antwerp; Bremen, Bremen; Waslinston, Havre; City of New York, Batavia, avd Tue neen, Liverpool: Buropa, Glasgow; Tybee, St Domago; imington, Galveston via Key Vest; Geo Cromwell, and Gen Menle, New Orleans; Aghland, Fernandina; Magnolla, and Hnoteville, § onah, Champion, Charleston; Isaac Hell, anc Geo B Upton, Kichmoud, &e; BO Knight, George- town, DO. Marine Disasters. STRAMER Many E SANTonp—Newbern, NO, Nov 18— The steamer Mary E Sanford, while on her trip from Wil- mington, NC, to Philadelphia, surung a leak and was beached at Hatteras, wil six fect of water id her hold She took fire immertiately afterwards and was burned to the waters edge, The vessel is & total loss, A small part of ber cargo wus saved. No lives were lot. Brio St MicHAeL (Br), Bernier, from Leghorn for Bos- ton, arrived at Gioraltar 2th uit, and reports on the 234 tor retopyaliantmast, maintupmast, and She had commenced repairing by ‘heavy ro wrung 0 for De EvDoRMs, Farr, from St Jobn, NB, for New York, put into Portland [6th ins for repairs, being leaky. BRIG ALLSTON, Coombs, from Boston for Bangor (before reported) salled from Boston about tho Ist inst, but was unable to yet aiong owing to the prevalence of heavy ther, during which bad sails blown asway; made Portemouth, NH. fora harbor, 14th, and went ashore on the northeast point of Clark's Istend, «mashing a big hole in her bow. Slipping from the point, the Allston drove in on the mud fints north ot Harding & Doane’s, and lles there nt low tiie, high and dry. She will come of without great dificulty, The A-also loat both anchors and chains and kedge anchor, Soun HH Tompson, Stephens, from Jacmet for New York, with a cargo of ldgwood and coffee, sprong a leak rwenty-four hours atter jeaving port, and it having increased, pnt into Fortune la.and on the 4th uit, where the cargo hag Jed. The veasei ins been taken to the south side of dand rup in shoal water, Captain Stephens arrived jail, NP, on the 25th. * QUANGO, Proctor, from Pulladelphia for Trinidad, Sour put into Nassau, NP’, 234 alt ia distress, of what nature not stated. Sour Lizzit. A TARR, of Gioucester (before reported), Tost on the Lith wit. “She had just arrived off Manitou, On the Labrador shore, when a heavy southeast gal and in atempuag to get {1 Sage sy harbor she st t yediately Dt! r tne et aotnioe i Retdone to save the ressel, ‘collected Uifether what provisions they could acd succeeded in reach. ing the shore, where they lived in the woods thi Oo the 18th they embarked in toelr dories and rowed 45 Moisfo Rives, the nearest retilement, Captain Murphy states that when they left Manitou te schooners keel was out aud she was (ast breaking up. kore site JOHN Forey rit—Norfolk, Va, Nov 18—The achr Jo! Fach with «caro of wood, went ashore oo the morning of the Tih, 1 miles north of “Hog Island, and was aban, doned by ‘the crew, but was alterw gotien off an brought Here by Captain Jones, of the schr Sarah Purves, The Forsyth was Lut slightly damaged. SCHR Asione—A coal londed schr is ashore on the west ena of Naushon, full of water. FAYAt, Oct The J L Pye began yesterday to discharge ber cargo, our files and despatches, and for full tiles of late papers. We are indebted to purser Chas F Burke, of the steamship ‘Virgo, from Savannah, for his attentions. Some CHARLES SAWYER, now wi wharf, Portland, was ouilt at Brunswick te Mes bert Given, She registers about 170 tana cold measurement), ands owned by the buttder, Charles Sawyer, and W S Jordan & Co. of Portland, and Capt D A McFarland, late of schr Lookout, who fs to command her. She is loading for Baltimore. : Tur Scr launched at Lu M premises ibec 14th inst is named the Marcia LaUNOnFD—At Belfast, Me, 15th inat, a tnree-masted schr named Preacott Hazelting, from the yard of © P Carter & Co, "She ts a staunch and well built vessel, and 18 to be com- mandea by Captain E McDonald. She is mostly owned in Beifast, and is designed for Southern freighting business, Notice to Mariners. The beacnn on Bowditch Ledge, bo. has been entirely destroyed by ths fais gale.” osm SAPO jon. 4 Bark Mars, Al ted off Juan Fernandes Ang 11, with 1200 bbl: pp lls la wh oil, Bound to cruise Spoken-Previous to J Pierce Nv, 1580 op, 100 wie” 20, qf sea, bark Minnesota, ee Spoken, shi M us fale, nt 1, forse, Wyman, from Liverpool for Savannah, ‘Ship Prussia. Patten, from Liverpool for Key West, Oct 20, lat 49, lon 1i 20, Sip Cunningham, from Bristol for Peru, 49 days out, no date, lat 13 56 8, lon'34 08, ‘i Foreian Ports, ‘RDEROSBAN, Ni Purt Crossley, York: diy Anha Walobs Latrence, parimtons Jaan pe DAM, Nov 2—Arrived, Johanna, Firnhaber, Balti- Canter, Nov 9--Ent out, King’s County, Overton, for New York. CARDENAS, Nov 1l—Arrived, brig Martha A Berry, Berry, neever, do; Cora Etta, New York: ‘schra F Blerper, Satin, Ga. Eee NTA, -—Sailed, Richmond, Powers, New York. woke ‘Nov 6—OM, Astrea, from Middlesboroush for Gal- FAYAI. Oct 98—Safled, Jehu, Rrown, St Michaels, yf AEMOUTE, Nov 5—Arrived, Wm MoGiivery, Nickels, Cal- GALWAY, Nov 4—Arnved, Hildegard, Work, New York. Gave, Oct 25—Cleared, M W Brett,’ Blanchard, Boston. GREENOOK, Nov 8—Sailed, Clydesdale, ‘Torrance, Pensa- cola; Aurelia, Berry, New York; 4th, Brilliant, Johansen, 0. GLascow, Noy 4—Sailed, Benledi, Livingston, New York. GIBRALTAR, Oct 28—Arrived, schr Emblyn (Br), Cot- tingham, Argostoll (and salied 27th ior New York, with cur- rants); 27th, bark Restless, Boomer, Smyrna (and sailed for Boson); 2th, brig Eleanor Miller (Br), Parker, Malaga for Philadelphia, wind bound. Sailed 27th, brig Rava (Nor), Sarsen, New York. Passed the Rock 27th, brig Cuba (Br), Shaw, from Genoa torn port Ost 2, rigs Valencta, Small, Al in port Oo alencia, Small, waiting orders; Alice (Bry Vives, and St foneph (Bri, Berolary ding: St atichael ir), Bernier, from ; " Br wer, from Leghora, arrived $8th, for Boston, in HAVRE, Nov 4—Arrived, Othene, Gregor, New York. Cleare! 4th, Caledonia, Carter, New Orleans; Abram Young, Troop Savannah. Hewvorr, Nev 4—Sakied, Narragansett, Hamlin, Mobile. adlAMbond, Nov Arrived, Norwester,’ Pattersoi, Phila- elphia, sailed from Coxhaven, 4th, Hilda, Olsen, New York. HAVANA, Nov 11—Suiled, brig’ John Pierce, Townsend, Wilmington; schr Viola (Br), Siater, New Orleans, KINSALR, Nov 3-Of, Young Eagle, Dick, {rom Baltimore for Belfast. 18-—Arrived, steamship Concordia, via Halifax. ith, Bremen, Holt, Galveston; Queen of the Clyde, Nab, Pensacola; Tiber, Coffin, Anjier. Cleared, 4th, Chance!lor, Cobb, Philadelphia, Entered out, 4th, Great Western, Lewis, New York; J F Smith, Howard, Philadelphia; Evelyn, Boag, San Francis Jerome Jones, Crosby, ‘bee. LONDON, Noy 4—Cleared, Helvetia (s), Gries, New York i sailed 5th from Deal). ‘d 6th, Varuna, Armatrong. New York. LEGuorn, Nov 2—Sailed, Stromboli, Morton, Borton, MOVILLE. Nov 18—Arrived, steamship Columbia, Small, New York for Glasgow (and proceeded). MESSINA, Oct 26--Arrived, C F Eaton, Elwood, Genoa; 27th, Mary © Dyer, Hopkins, do. yaipiaca, Oct 81—Cleared, brig Callao, Bueknam, New Yor! MACASSAR, Sept 7—Sailed, Cycloop, Ha'verbout, Boston, NEWoastLF, Nov. 4~ Cleared, Treumer, for New York. wee Nov 38—Ent out, Zanrack, Aalholm, for New ork. Nuwny, Nov 8-—Arrived Hugin, Olsen, New York. Nassau, NP, Oct 16—Arrive’, ship Lawrence Brown, Aines, Boston (and cleared Nov , for Havre); lat, schrs Potost, Jackson, New York (and cleared 2th, for Tampico); 23d, Quango, Proctor. Philadelphia for Trinidad (in distress); Nov 3, Gen Grant, Johason, Baltimore (and cleared It return); 7th, Wave, Cruree, Savant Knowles, Key West. ‘Cleared Nov 9—Schr Eva L Leonard, Foster, New York. Rorrenpas, Nov 4—Cleared, Germania, ‘Evers, Phiia- delphia, ANGOON, Sept 26—Salled, China, Jonian, Chittagong. ySWINENUNDE, ‘Nov 1—Arrived, Stappestad, Larsen, ork. STRTTIN, Nov 1—Arrived, Scottish Bride, Getaler, Wil- mington; August, Lonnies, New York. BaGoa, Nov 8—Arrived, schr Hamburg, from Machias. Sailed 7th_-Briges J Rionda, Plummer, Fernandina; Ella Maria, eee ‘| port north of Hatteras. TROON, Nov ed, Eldorado, Thomassen, Charleston, Westrort, Nov 4—Arrived, Septimus, Morris, New York, [PRR STRAMBHIT CITY OF RRUSSELA.) ANTWERpe, Nov 5—Sailed, Burmah, Moran, Gaiveston. ALOOA RAY, Sept 17—Sailed, Kron Prinz V Preussen, Musack, Boston. BRENERUAVEN, Nov. 4—Sailed, New York (s), Vou Ern- ster, New Orleans, BORDEAUX, Nov 8—Arrived, Lizzie Gillespie, Wilson, New York; 4th, Ramirez, Barnard, Poiladelpnia, Sailea 4th, Esaa, Narassi, Philadelphia. Beivast, Nov 1—Salled, Centaur, Vaughan, New York, ma Greenock, Crrre, Oct 30—Arrived, James Churchill, Borland, Palla. elphia. ‘Cxpt2, Oct 81—Put back, St Jobn, for New York. DrAat, Nov 7—Arnved,’ Hannah Park, Hansen, London (and sailed for New Orieal he Nov 4—Sailed, Henry & Louisa, Hand, Phila- delpbia. Gatway, Nov 4—Arrived, Hildegard, Work, New York. GOTHENBURG, Oct 31—Sailed, B Rogers, Prout, Boston, GIBRALTAR, Nov 28—Cleared, Marie, Cragnile, New York, lg KONG, Sept 21—Cleared, L Banheld, for New ork. pkostasnons, Nov Arrived, Margarethe, Hammond, New York. LivERPOOL, Nov 6—Cieared, tenga Jones, and Lizzie Moses, Cox, New Orleans; Margaret Evans, Smiley, Phila- deiphia via Tre ; Blair Athol, Hall, St Jonn, NB; Jerome Sones. Cro’y, Savannan. Entered out 6th, Republic, Coming, for Boston; H D scotia (8), Lott, New Troop, Kenney, Callao via Cardiff; failed, Marinus, Angetine, New York, York s LAMTASH, Oct 50. Hed, omboll, Morton, Boston, ov 4—Arrived, Atgean, Lindsay, New LEGHORN, Nov, MARSEILLES, York. yatlied 2th, Hazard, Leaner, and Shasta, Brown, New ‘ork. MALAGA, Oct 99—Arrived, Abbie C Fitcomb, Hall, Oporto. Niwron’, Nov 10—Cieared, Nornen, for New York, Pouramoumn, Nov 4—Arnived, Plymouth Rock, New ork. PALPAMO, Oct 26—Arrived Send, Wilson, Leghorn ; 27th, L Madeira, Mosslander, Barcelona; Guiseppe, Correo, New York: 28th, Adino, Spring, do. ‘OCKHOLM, Oct 30-—-Cleared, Winogene, Hammond, Bos- ‘arner, ton. SuxRNA, Oct Arrived, Armenia, Harding, Beyrout. 81 HELINA, Oct —Arrivet, Chas F Perry, Halell, Aigon Bay (and sailed $4 for Boston); 12th, llva Bliss, do (and sailed (3th for New York); 18th, Eurydice, mutta (and led for New York). sea eT LAELS, Oct 25—Arnived, Camoria, Mesurier, St Mivtun BAY, Sept 32—-Arrived, JW Setterwell, Lofaviet, Newport. inat anchor just below Fort Adams mr Memamnn fon’ Now Orieanss sehr Irene Ee Messer ‘ay P Providence for Charleston, —Arrived, Freddie L Porter, Small, Baltimore; New York for Sa lamond, Philadelphia * for Fall River; Fly, Hobosen for Providence; Wellington, New York f oston; Naeutilias, P eepsie for do; pare Yor Salem’ Rusam Nowrvicg Attar Se ew Yore ner. NORWICH. Nov Ia, Arrived, EG Benizon, Davi. Albany. brige Eliza ; Black Barua Aes Mrs, Shr fa oa same for New where cargo will be discharged); M. Dexter, ; schra James Dinerige Carroll: Port dekosane connecticad Seiney, Bill, New Brunswick do; AT River HW Kidgsiey, Hall, Hoboken; Hoop Lan hist patties’ Sailed~ Sebrs (i Twil Davis Now Vor ey mibelh Herring, and LD Jerrad, Stevens. Communipaw Chancellor, Fernuena PENSACOLA, Nov 14—Arrived, j sehr Nabntn, Smith Key Wet Marine, Reed, Olea Arrived, schrs WW Marcy, L, Bearse;J B Allen, Case; Annie May, ravier, Steeiman, Boston. “eared—Steainship Yazou, Catharine, New Orleans via Havana; barks Jenoie Berteaux (Br), Davis, London; Care Jota’ (Dan) Backer, Antwerp; Flora. (Ger: inhner, Antwerp; brig Mary C Marmer, Durgin, Portland; schra & J Leonard (br), Bisel, St yoni, N°; H Purver, Cobb, joaton 'LEWR8, Nov 17--The wind holds stiff, northwest. A few- schooners have leit harbor, but vessels generally remain. Ship below the Brown ua before. Arrived, steamer astern ueen, QT ORTLAND, Nov 16—Arrived, brig Hampden, Gott, Rane r for New York (put 1m for repatra lvaking); ‘achra Grand alansi, McIntyre, Kondout Henry Whitney, Perking, South Amboy for Bangor; Hannibal, Cox, and J’ Clark, Dix, Ho- boken for Bangor: Duly, Hopkins, New York for doy David Wasson, Jones, Brooksville for do. Below, a British rig, with plasier, bound to New York (put fa with lows of sails and 6 PORTSMON TH, Nov 14—Arrived in lower harbor, schra H ‘M Waitt, Gott, Calais ‘or, New Yor<; G W Glover, Holbrook, New York for Rockland, PROVIDENCE, Noy 17—Arrived. schra Maggie P Smith, ° Grace, Georgetown, DO, for Pawtucket; Natad Queen, Chase, Philadelphia; Henry May, Racket, Elizabethport; Francis © Smith, Vanavadail, Port Jobnson. ‘Sailed—Schra i’ B Glover, Inzersol, Georgetown, 80; Eureka, Mayo, Baltimor:; J W Vanneman, Huckaloo,, ‘Pilladeiphia” or Georgetown, DOs NW Magee, Kitehety Philadelphia; James M Vance, Rurge: Rabel H Irons, Irons; Curt: Titon, Thompaon, do; Eliza Williams, Cornish, New York; Olive, McFarland; Eagle, Cuase; Caaco'Lodge, Plerce, . JH Young, Barrett, do. RICHMOND, Nov (6-—Arrived, steamships Wm P Clyde, Drew, and Niagara, Walcer, New \ ork. Sailed-—Uirle Resource, Baltimore via City Point; schra Jamestown, Brown, New York; Hardscrabble, Fales, Bos-, ton, ROCKLAND, Nov 10—Arrived, schr E & Gregory, Thorn- dike, New York. } Saied Tith, sehrs Wilom Rice, Pressey; $5 Lindsey! Crockett, and’ RS Hodgdon, for New York; L Crockett,, Flanders, Richmond; D Williams, Mills, and’ Laura Webb, Hatch, New York; F Jameson, ‘Kovingon, and. Ehzabeth,, Hovgdon, New Yore; GW ximball, Jry Hail, dos 18th, Amer-: fea, fouraham, do, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov W—Arnved, ship Cairnsmore | “(Br), Kewley, Sydney. y PQiea Wark Sir Nenry Havelock (Br), Pickthall, Liverw/ 1, ; PRAVANNAL, Nov 15—Cleared, ship Enoch Talbot, Talbot, / Strout, ' American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 17—Arrived, schr JL Leach, Jersey City. d—Schr Everglade, Boston. oso. Nov Tr Arrived, chr Eastern Light, Cole, Tan- ster, Va, Wim Sater, Gilchrist, Georgetown, DC; J F Carver, Rumiil, Eiizabethport. C! ‘ara Killam (Br), Morrill, Savannah ; bri; a wae Oar eae Joseph Baye Br), Wyman, St a ara or eT Shiledelphia, _ Also cleared, ship Syren, John- son, Honoluld; bark Harrisburg, Ryder, New Orleans, Sailed—From the Roads, winds NNE, steamer Montioel'o brig Gladiator. Ship CH Soule started, but returned to the Koudg and remained at sunset. Ship Cashmere, bark Na- hob, brig Loulea, and others unknown, outward bound, re- main at anchor 1h the Roads, ish Arrived, bark Bounding Biuow, Fiinn, from Malaga, BALTIMORE, Nov 1i—Arrived, steamer Blackstone, owes, Boston, Cleared—Bark Deborah Pennell, Reed, Rotterdam: brig Echo, ‘Ter vune, Rio Janeiro; schta T J’ Trafton, Talpey, Porismouth; Modesty, Weaver, Providence; 8 'T Wines, Hulse, Providence; A'C Lyon, Lyon, New York; Forest Oak, marks, New Haven. eR nied cuip Laurens, for Havre; bark Deborah Pennell, for Kotterdam; schr Louisa A, for Martinique, 5--Cleared, schr July Fourth, Cobb, New- 17—Arrived, schrs C P Shulting, mpson, do., and Edward kwing, I, Elizabethport; Jacob Lorfilard, Mott, do, and Elm City, Kidd, , schra J E Willett, Bayler, Alexandria: Mary 18th Lonisa, Loxell, Baltimore: Joseph E Potts, Davis, Ellzabeth- Arrive ort, and Staten Islander, Babcock, do; sloop Wave, jerkhon, Trenton. CHAKLESION, Nov 18—Arrived, steamship James Adger, chr Matilda, Brooks, do, teamahip Manhattan, Wood w York, DANVERS, Nov i6—Arrived, schr Abbie S Emery, Emery, New York. EASTPORT, Nov 10—Arrived, sehr starlight, Blatchfield, New York. aby, St Dominga Tath, ‘Lyndon, Hil ‘brs Lucy, Mahiman, Richmond yard, New Yo EDGARIOWN, Nov 14—-Arrived, echra Ned Sumter, Shaw, New York (or Boston; Lucy Baker, Snow, Roudout for Portsmouth, Revuroed—All the veavels reported sailed yesterday PM, with the exception of ship Sara Marin, Evening (wind SE, fresh ; cloudy )—In port, achra Ida Tnd- gon, Planet, Laconia, Commerce, id Sumter, and Lucy Baker, FORTR MONROE, Nov 1*-Arrived, bark Morro Cas- tle, ge ad jo Janeiro for orders. FALL RIV Nov M—Arrived, schr Black Diamond, Goldamith, Philadelphia. NGALYESVON, Nov ii—Arrived, schr Alceno, Boynton, lew York. KEY WEST, Sov 17—Arrived, steamship Clty of Galven- ton, Eldridge, New York (or Galveston (and proceeded same day). HOSQUITO INLET, Fin, Nov 9—Arrived, schra 8 8 Lee, Cobh, New Yor! Kl, Lizzie Major, Gerriah, do. 1G, Conn, Nov 16—Salled, pilot boat D A Dodge, fore Brunswick, Ga, NEW ORLEANS, Nov 13—Arrived, steamehips Viokaburg, Merrill, New York; Juniata, Hoxe, Phiiadelphia via Hava- ha; bark Norton Stover, ton, Cleared—Steamably Matacordi on, Wilmington, Del; ehip Chithan h (Br), Colfer, Liverpool: schr Prank Lu- Hat Pith Arrived: steamship iil'e, Doering, New York. Southwest Pass, Nov 12—Arrived, ba cs Fieetwing, Da- bd York; porn ae” Knudsen, Port Talbot. Jailed Stearmabip St Lou! NEW BEDFORD, Nov I¢Arrived, achr W Ht DeWitt Par ker, Pocasset for New Yor! dit. jArrived, sehr Young Teaser, Siocam, PhtiadelA hres ailed-—Schra’ Penekese, Flanders, nia ) x) Howe Philadelphia; Wiliam H. DeWitt, Parker, Yor NEWPORT, Nov 16, PM—Arrived, steamer Stephen Deca- tur, from New York tor Boston, with scows im fates nchra John W Bell, Pierce, and Messenger, Dean, Taunton for New York; Rienzi, Cobleigh, and Cabinet, won Froviaense for do Ley Ames, Torrey, Poughkeepsie joston ; Darter, Rondout for do. ith. } A M—Arrived, « brig londed with eotton for Provi- vi Liverpool; brigs Lizzie Li Kimball, Lunt, and Susie Hammond, Fernandina. ' Tith-- Arrived, steamsip Leo, Dearborn, New York. ! F SALEM, Nov 16—Arrived, schrs Fred Gray, Lakeman): Georgetown, DC; M Reinhart, Hand, Philadelphia; W Mailer, Crowley, {iitzabet slizabet ioort. ) WICKFORD, ‘Nov 16—Sailed, schr F A Heath, Warren,{ Philadelphia. MISCELLANEOUS, A WhASt Nortcg - Nv TICKFTS SOLD IN THIS CITY AFTER WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, 1,003 GIFTS, AMOUNTING TO 00,000. 7 CERT AND DISTRIBUTION for the benefit of the New York Founiling Asylum and the’ Soldiers’ and * Home, Washington, D. C., to: be bed at Li .. Washingto O., under and by Virtue of a perant from ‘the Hon. Commissioner of Inter: Revenue, on is "THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1871. POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMENT. After the Concert the Commissioners will award to thet successful ticket hoiders 1.003 Gifts, amounting to «6200,000,, fion. H. M'CULLOUGH, Kikton, Md. Gommisaonera, Major T. CASTLE, Kaltimore, Md. Hon. JAMES 8. NEGLLY, M. C., bittsbnrg, Pa , Trustee, ‘The Commissioners having in charge this Prize Concert have appoluted the following prominent and reliable gentle- men to superintend the arawing of prizes, aad the publio| May reat fasured that the draw ng will be under thelr tm- mediate control, and that it will be fairly and honorabl; made:— ‘Dr. JOHN B, BLAKE, President National Metropolitan Bank, Washington; J. G. GARLAND, Treasurer Frankli , Telegravh Company, Washington; Colonel F. E, O'BRIEN, Washington; JOHN’ VAN KISWICK, Washington; Hon, ROBERT FOWLER, late State Treasurer of Marylaud; Ma- jor DORSLY HERBERT, of Hayerstown, Md. The following musical celebrities have been enzazed and! will assist at the Concert :— > Miss JENNIE Bi SK, the greot Prima Donna; Mrs. L. ANNANDALE, the renowned contraito; the great basso, HENKY C, PEAKES, “ from the Richings English Opera Troupe; STANLEY, the marvellous baritone; ACUSTO E. HERWIG, the cele- brated Violinist; Mca. A.’ J. CARNKS, the well Known alto, ani CARL VON SCHILLER, the brillant Pianist, an others of mnsical fame. , Tickets {6 each ; are Cor anie at all the book stores in Wash- | Jogton, and in this city at the following places:—Charles A. j Miller, Stationer, 131 on street: Fifth Avenue Ho tel book, stand; Grand Centra’ Hotel book stand; (rand Hotel bool . stand: St. James Hotel book stand; Westmoreland House. book ‘stand; Jerry Thomas’, 987 Broadway; vollier's, Thir-* teenth street and Broadway; 'N. A. Butler's, 1,237 Broad Lafayette Hall, 695 Broadway ; N. Ponce de Leon, Stationer,, 23'Union square, and’ai the General Agent’, P. C: DEVLIN,| Stutioner, i Nassau street, New York. Tickets sent ©, 0, D.t desired, 4 ‘Tickets for sale in Brooklyn_by M. Nevin, Bookseller, new} No. $10. Fulton street: M. M. Tunon, Tobacconist, 48 Court: street ; Herbert & Kerr, Stationers, 630 Fuiton street, near St. Felix street; Oakley x Co., Stationers, 467 Fulton sir porite Gallatin place. ATTRACTIVE Goons ‘at manutacturers’ prices, arriving daily trom purchases made for casi by the undersigned during his late, vinit to Europ ‘ French China and Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets, Glass. ( ware, Sheilied and Birmia ban Goods, Plaied Ware, Cut. , lery, fine gets Plate Warmers and Hougy Furatshing Goods of all kinds, D } KDWARD D. 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TPB ince Partion wishing horees clipped can have then done in the best possible manner, without singing, at short polio, at Lue following places, viz:—AtU lea of George Burch & corner of Third avenne and Southern Boulevard, Mott U ‘Campbell & Riley's livery wtable, Rivers a, Harlem Bridge avenue, between Hudaon and Prom pact streets, Yonkers; George W. Armstrong, Fordham Hotel states, and at the ( ‘i awanpun siables of I. Brundage, near Harlem Railroad station, P, RIL $200.000 ‘aid of the New York Foun (D, ©.) Soldier@ and dal sinc é IN PRIZES WILL BE DRAWN AT Washington, D. 0., at the distribution In g Aaylumh and the Washington ome. | Tickets each, foe mroel, pale at JOSEPH Bs TRS & COR. v6 Wall