The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1871, Page 10

WE WILL HAVE IT. The National Woman Suffrage Conven- thon at Philadelphia. Determination Not to Ask but Demand the, Fran. ehise—Petticoated Preachers Denovuclag “Vig” Woodhul! and Refuse to Enter- tain Her Free Love Prepesiiions— Elsotion «ofS Officers. - PHILADELPRIA, NOV. ‘#1871, ne Becond day’s session of the Nation gi women’s Safrage Convention met, pursaant to & Ajearnment, et teu o'clock this morning, at Nation a) Man. Mra, Gutter, President of the association, ) ead the feurth | gesoiviion, Which had been uuder e@rsdussten yes. teniay when the Convention adjov ped, and which | wemged the necessity of a constitdt: exal amendment expressive of the right of fen” ge snitreye. Yhis | gesolution predaced nite an ex’ seng depate, MRS. HINOMAN'S } @ReEcn, Mra. TispMan, of Pisbarg, gsaid:—'Phe resotntion | @complicatea. When we ssk fer asneteenth amena. | mént tt seems to me we are ssking two qnostions at j moe, viz.:—First, to SecU fe to the Women of the | District of Celumbla and ¢ # he Territories the right @ sufrage; and, secon’! % %o provide a generel law for the rest Of the cou! try, What I understand is Gis: there can be pass ef a constitutional amend meat, sinaple and peri’ jot tn itself, expressing ail we @esre. We don't W gat the'rignt of sufirage under The provisions Of the fourteenth and fifteenth amenemrents. I dO, not believe that those who gassed them ever ytended we should vote, and I ao mot desire to steal my way into the wight of te ‘patiot box with the negro, ‘We demand sufrege as our inaienavie ‘ight, and we Véant it guaranteed to us solely in atfovher amend fzent, wr, VAN 'TRC@TE sRtd:—I did not belleve 1% neces- ‘ary lo haves sixtecatn amendment (aud be quoted an opmnten of Judge Canteer tm supportof his argu- “ment, thar Women Nave voted and did vote in New Jersey in 184%), Tho framers of the constitution “ smew women voted, and to deny their right would Rave Deon W write in the constitution, “Thou shalt Bot vou.” Astvey did not do it, they gave their tacit consent to female suffrage. The constiintional wording, ** Ail persons bora or naturalized in tae Gnited States,” sinply restored to Women the right © vote, which they had originaliy. 1 consider it fm possibie 0 have a kixteenih amendment passed, Lot us act digerently. Let us get Congress to draw ‘We distinouon that tue capacity to vote Is the right fovore, We only Waat Cougress to assert that “all persons” shalivote and this revives the original Mghts of womeu, Which have siinply been in abcy- Iclearly uola that the right to vote is ao tn. it one, present im ie Cousirucuon of the polouies aud tueir merging tanto the Union. Tho Of stealing ip, If jadies waal (ne rights of men | the meeting held under Mrs, Woodhull’s auspices oO comm, the . The great object ts that it “crains wemen 'o @ greater per Now we see them holaing conversations by them: fe" og passing resolutions, and, no donbt, moving .¢ previous question. As Sam Weiler said, | “The: were oy regolutions and woting sublime.” The speaker sald that the woman sane move- to the vigor of -siavery movembnt; howevef it may come, come tt will. It futnre—tt is written on the cards, The word “obey” in the marriage seryice ts coomed to bo etuicken out, The one thing worse than an un- es Pledge is that levity which makes the | pledge indifferent. { w STANTON AND VIC" WOOD'ULL WANTED. | avis thought the presence of Mra. Stanton | | Mr, and Victoria C. Woodhull would be an acquisition to the meeting. Mr. BLACKWELL, Lucy Stone’s husband, couldn't see it. He sald—lor the first time in this move. ment we have presented a solid iront of men and women whose records are pure. We do not en dorse immorality; we do not read female suffrage. to mean free love, (Applause.) As Blackwell's remarks were received with con- tinued applause tt will be understood that the sentt- meat of the Convention is decidediy agains: stanton and Woodbull. Jn the course of a conversation this a‘ternoon Mrs, Stone said to the HEALD reporter that she found it dificult to peileve the report of im New York che other evening, AFTERNOON SESSION. ternoon was given to the election of ofMicers veechmaking by delegates. The following ‘s were elected for the ensuing year:— deui—Lucy Stone. Wenis ab bid peste W. Higginson, azard, Missouri; Mary v Pr Rhode Island; Mra. W. T. A. Livermore,’ Massachusetts; George William Cur- Us, New York; George W. Jufian, Indian: ; Haunah M, Cutler, illinois; Wiliam Lloyd Garrisou, Massa. ebusetts; Margaret V. Longley, Onio. Chaivinan of (he Meecudive Committee—Julia Ward Howe, Massachusetts. Foreign Corresponding Secretary—Kate N. Dog- gett, Minois, Corresponding Secrelary—Mary Grew, Pennayl- ie Recording Secrevartes—Uenry B. Blackwell, Mas- sachusetts, aud Amanda Way, Indiana. - 7reasurer—Joun kK. Wilman, Penasylvanta, Vice Presidents, hx Oficio—Mrs. Oliver Dennett, Maine; Armwema T. V. While, New Hampshire; ©. W. Wiliard, Vermont; Jam vreeman Clirke, Massachusetts; Elizabeth B. Chace, tthode Isiand; Cella Burleigh, Connecticut; GliverJohnson, New York; Johu Whitehead, New York; Passmore Wil- hamsou, Pennsylvania, Mra. Elizabeth Smita, Dela ware; Miriam M. Cole“Obio; Mary F. Thomas, M. D,, lowa; Jane G, Swisshelm, iliuols; Rev. Rowland Conner, Wisconsin; Moses Coit Tyler, Michigan; Mrs. A. Knight, Minnesota; Mrs. O. J. H. Nichols, Kansas; Amcha Bloomer, lowa; fsaac H. Sturgeon, Missoarl; Guy W. Wines, Tennessce. Among the notabiilues present were Mira, Han- nah M, Cuuer, of Hiinois; President ‘I. W. Hig- gingon, Rhode jeland; Lucy Siuue, Julia W. Howe, Lucretia Mott, Mrs, Lucas, sister of Joha Bright, England; Etizabeth Churouill, Rhode Isiaud; Airs, Cella Burleigh, Connecticut; Mrs. Rev, Ada 0. Bowles, Robert Dale Owen, Airs, Margaret Lougley, Ciacinnati; Mr. H. T. Blackwell, Mrs. Harriet N. I, Dr. A. B. Stone, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Miss Lilly Devraux Biake, New York; Mrs. Lucy Stone, Mrs. buricigh ant others spose this evening, aiter waich the Convention adjourned. ‘ihe Penusylvania Peace departure whigh the had credited htm with he looked amazed. ane “You are the second man,” he sald, “who has spoken to me about thts same thing to-day, and [ begin to believe that there has really been something im the papers about tt.” “Why, of course there has, and a great aeal, too,” answered. “Weill, | will confess that within a day or two T have been so diligently engaged tnat 1 have scarcely had time io read @ paper, Tell me, Uf you please, ‘what the story is,” Your correspondent gave in brief the substance of the antt-Grant rumors and ihe names ot ibe gentic- men reported io be in sympathy with ike move- ment, aad Senator Wilson auswered Uns: “So far as 1 know there ts pot a word of truth to the whele story. lhave always belleved, aud be- Neve uow, that Geneial Grant will be reuominated and re-elected, T believe him to be an honest man; und Lbcheve further, that he is at ihe head 0; aa honest administration. The idea of such @ council | ane one you have told me about is simply {vol- Aa] “Granting all that, Mr, Senator,” 1 answered; There 1s Wilkes, for one, who, I understan’, Is against Grant, Lmet him tn Paris Jast spring and we lad a long talk, and while poll tics were oaly distantly alluded to, L could aot beip noticing that he was iar irom enthusiastic over Lue administration of General Grant. Probably ne 1s at work for tis dereat,”? “[uuderstiad, ur, Wison, that he waa in Boston last. week for this very pu! And that he con- salted with you, General Butler and Senator Sum- ner. “He may have becn here,” sald Mr. Wilson, “but I knew uothing of Land saw nothing of him, Le may herve seca Lutler and Sumner. I don’t know bout that,” ‘ttow do Butler and Summer stand on Grant's re- nomination }”? I teen asked, “You know as wellas {do that Butier is a fuuny fellow; but 1 guess, after all, that he will stuud by Grant. Although he nay have his peculiar personal prejnclcc agamst him Tam quite certain that he would have nothing to do with such a counci as that proposed at Garrisburg, aud I do not ihink ue kuows any more about the movement than Ido.’ “Well, how about Senator Sumuer? Will he take @ stiwid against ine President's renomination t” “No, I don’t ave how he can, 1013 trae, as tt 13 unloriunate, that Geocral Grant aud Mr. Sumner are persouaily hostie to each other, I Lave talked to bota of them ame aud time again, asd others have endeavored to effect a reconciliation, vut aii to no purpose, 1am one of those kind of men who posed to leliing any litue persoual duierences Ol Opinion obtain more than @ temporary fecling, and [ do devply denlove that my feuds alluded to are differently constiiuléd. put, notwithstauncduag the estrangement betiveen Grant and Suiwaer, { awd quite contident thal the Senator would pot degrade himself or his Lam A? such @ Conspiracy uf that Which the papers allude to.” “Itseems, then, Mr. Wilson, that you attach no importance’ whatever to tats alleged party move- ment agaiust General Grant? “No; nutning wHl come from tt. There will de, as there always is, & few disavected men, but the body of the republican party aad the masses of the people wiil, 1 Uink, approve of General Grant's re- Domiva'ton by an emphatic re-eleciiou.”? And hero the iterview ended. Whee Tharlow Weed Tas to Say About the New Party Movemeut~Oo Isu?t Couited liy But Docswe say Anytiing Against ite Society and the Penusyivaula Suilrage Association meet In Mereanule Library Hall, in uns city, to- | morrow. THE ANTI-GRANT MOVEMENT, Views of General Butler, Senator 2 aurendment disincuy tukes away the rier placed upon female suffrage. 1t 1s no ques- n must stand on this platform, it 18 almply a Peaiirmation of au Old rigdt, aud this Wwe must ine pat upon. Let us get Judges of preat legal juility to decide tial tre rgbt of wemeu to vole Mes biddea io Wwe fourieenti anienament; beer Shits way thee throw the question open to the 48 1U-would be necessary wo do to insuro passage of @ sidleeuth aucndment. All wo pin! is a simple deciaraiory act emauatiog from MRE. CUTLER RISES TO EXPLAIN. Mrs. OurLeR, the President, arose Ww explain. understanding with regard vo Luis legal point, sald was ike svllowing:—In the tormation f our goverament tase wao acted 43 Lhe mouin - oi the mauy deviared that “all men were a iree And egual.” Bul this was uot said in te patiow sense of sex, and we Ww-day, wader = tuas banner, figut§ for our in- viten baild better they kuow ut first; there ts nothing done but foundation, aud 1) takes ume for Lhe original Purpose Oi the Deciarasion of Independence. Con- Gress ucts like a Siate Legisiaiuie iowards tue Ter wes apd whe Visiilct of Culuimuia, anu li is ad Wo accord to them a republican form of gov- Qrnwment, 1p iraming tis resoiulion, therefore, it Wes quite ridit Lo ask of Congress Wo pass taws Tee pogulZing the right of wouren bo vote tn Less locali- Mes, wud Mt seeus Clear w me tual tuo lourveeuti Lifteonto amendwents clearly recogauize our 48, ‘Khe Fourteenih ameudiment was passed in watcrest of a special class, bul we lust noL Liat tbe passage ol a gelerus law for a par ier Class also guuruuiecd Wuulever righty cao De fouud Ww come duder Liat sume general Kiea pause.) Kirst we lave tue deduiliva of citizen- fe. whieh appites tous fairy aud aquarely uader phrase “ali porsums.”? ‘Len comes tie rigitt Lo say 1b ds uob@ Tight Lui & privilege—bus foun the contrary. 1 say it 18 an inaicnapie Ee Qud Uiat you cannot waintain a republican ol goverminent anu deny tv bail the populution right lu yote, ‘Tis way Mot Le sellicd to-day or morrow, bul Uae truth, ike # mighty rock, stauds QRore taipreguabie agulust all assaull. We co uot to ve ld tuo much Due. Let the matier ve thoroughly. MB. GURLEIGU CANNOT SRE IT. Mr, CHakLes KUKL‘ON vegged Lo aiifer with the ent, Ait. Cuuer, Wily regard ty woulau’s fui to Vole. Lie said Lue Objects Which Lhe resolu. Mou alms at seem w lim to be rizitly aimed at I fave never yet been abiv to see that the rigutol Woling is secured legally W Women under any in- eve Wuich is recogulzed as waving the force uf ~. A republican form of goveramenct does not Mean Universal suilrage, fur we kuow tue frumers of the coustituuon bever dreamed that tne idea of & Fepublic Would imclude even all Lhe mules of tn gountry. li this 18 not a correct idea answer that when you wake aiirmauon you must Accept tat wMirmiition as the makers o1 it under stood it, aud tuus | hold we have no right to go to Quy use of legal quibviig in We matter. I wo Stand on simple rights ict Us Slaud there; ion con- suwuCnal nut rhc, Aud so With the question of citizenship. docs not imply a voice in tne governinent by any Means to be a cilizen, though it is said now Ural @AiiZeN8 and persons ave the Same. ‘Ths can also ve Seuied in a iegal ight. Tue yiew L take 1s Unut cill- Zenship Yoes hot necessarily imply the right to vote, Aud iden, ugatn, iL 18 -aidl these acts are simply de- @aravions of au imped mgat. Tnislam vousure is Correct eituer, since We happen to know at the Fran tune Ulal We great body of the peuple do un 40 ‘wem, Kerstaud It, and $o We must state our views me Special phrasing that wil properly enbody . I say What we Lave competent evidence over- Soming she presumption thu the cousututional @mMcndwents recugnize What we desire, ine pre- boar gd belore the evidence 18 but as the cham lore the whirlwind. ‘the people did not mean BUCH thing, and thereiore it 1s Lolly lo urge it eu ii ihe lawyers did make UL a case Lt secins to Me tual We suould uot stand on Lheir quibbles; we Should stand ou the broauer aud yet uurecoguized latiorm that the wowed have u right to voie; that omad bus & Kyit to be recoguized, but Hot Aw iizlit to vole as ye, “he State us ta duty bouud lo deter. Mine who shall be voiers, The Suite stands to bie MUZEDS WS A parcut to 3 child, ana If the State Bays certui) Class dave DO rigt Co Ute franchise it bs its @uly 10 Say 60, aud Our part is then wo weet hem With souvd argument, The right ot voting is not a petaral rughty but the right todemana recognition Piewduig for suck Piivuexe is a natural right. J | em Wb aver of woulun suurage, partly ior Unis Seuson: that it wi mace wider ibe range of political @ducation. Bat 1 do net believe In Woman's Halu fai Figui to vote, aud i iherefoxe cannot accept tue @pilivus of thuse Who claim: that she bas aiveau, dus right. sd Mr. WHITEHVAD desired to offer a resolution smending tie iurth res Uion, Belore it could be fead, However, BU cActicu individual Jampod up Qu0 Jesired lo Epeas in opposition vo tie views of Mr. Burleigh, bot be was ruled out of order and Sook his seat, MAS, GOUGH WILL HAVE TEMPERANCE FIRST. Mr. GOUGH Olered @ substilule Calilag upon Con- Tess Lo pass Such jaws as Will give lo every Capable Wowan iv the lana the rigit of sudrage. Bor wish io eueak into the privdege uf young rouge the wedivn of @ sixteenth amendmeat Wheo iwtemperauce, Which (they were sure Lo over- owe, Wis tavaging tel’ Lowes, Congress, LY Mig JaWs giving Lue right to women to vote, Woulkiat tue saiue time give them thy power to rush intemperance at vuce. Aller some imedvctual cross fring vetween Mrs. blige aud Cone Uigginson, ‘ Liiwckwell, on Hall of Me Dusiness CoMuitiee, ODered Lie jullow- ding resciutions:— Kesoived, That suffrage means equality tp the bome, « sberevare cheat create? cowmaney ud: preaser permaienee $e. arrings, Resvived, That the agitatiun uf the posce temperance, und | at Kei vl (he day 18 Value’ le as ® meg \¢ ul crenbing ‘@ pubic sentiment iv: 1 wonaa sufrage, not oaly by od 19 them of the receeaty of ¢ ballot box, but by educating oviigation to avail metaeal Of every Madu walion, weing Lhe me; is coopera f ike J mericoa , Crary ates on of be woerE! ne Be vo.oR Nr, The resolutions were ado; lea, COLONEL MIGELNSON WOULDN'T RAYE 47, Colone) Higeirson said oF Whe resoution seat wead 1124 Ht CoMimiited (his body to a peace, emper ee OF ADY OLY Mover Le Would oppose I. Eress grea! wora) Wovipient must stand by fiself, AOU Pd.“ The wext worse thing (ov a bad mera WAS io good genrrals.” Ido not ap an intemperaie way DoT 85 4 War mep; jor! served 100 jong in ihe army noi to Wish lor pesce; put J simply want my wile to voce, ud how she woes can be aictatod by Ler comseien } gout Pelieve ju hitching the wWwonmaD wovewent io auy- Wing cise, Kinerson said," you Wan! Lo succeed NL BEC YOUT Wagon (0 a slar; but two stare i} omy wse ConluSsiOD.” Women, as a whole, ere javoravie to temperance; but how is it | m your giiet pari ov bew Yea » @here Chumpogus le offered irom beauly'e uaydt | ty, We have no right lo warp that j She aid } sppose + Wilson and Thurlow Weed on the Subject. The Essex Statesman’s Early Explanation. Boston, Nov. 22, 1871. Tbat little story whfch came frum Washington the other day, teiling all about the organized oppo- | sition of leading republicans against General Grant’s | Tenomiuation; how they were to meet and consult at Marrisburg on the day set apart for a national thanksgiving, and how they were to setatrap for | disaectoa or progressive democrats, was zeally | laughable in every feature. According to the ludicrous despatches the second nomination of Geueral Grant would have acemed to have becn an impossibility; but when the matter is really penetrated he Is found to be the Javorite in the race, even among those who have been churged with taking a lively interest among the whole tield of Popular competitors who are willing to be entered against him. The story, as it has been published here and there, has been to the effect that on the 30th of the present month, four days before the re- assembling of Congress, a secret council Was to be held in Philadelphia, Saitimore or Harrisburg—most probably in the latter place—which would be composed of General Benja- min F. Butier, of Macsacuusetts; Senator Carl Scaurz, Of Missourl; Jacov Lb. Cox, of Ohio; Senator Spencer, of Alabama; W. M, Evarts, Thurlow Weed, Horace Greeley, ©. A. Dana and George Wiikes, of New York; Scnator Trumvail, of Illinois, and some half dozen or more others of the anti-Grant repub- can managers; that Senators Sumacr,and Wils on, Of Massachusetts, would also each have a finger in the pie, but would not be present on the momen- wus occasion; and that ihe object of this extraordt- nary assemblage would be to arrange a programme for tne coming Congress to head off Gencral Grant and to unite the republicans opposed to his nomina- tou upon some general pian of operation. Such a startling announcement tngpired one of the HgnaLp correspondents to ascertain something of tts truth; and tm the pursuit of toformation ho sought ap luteryiew with General Butier, the seem- ingly alleged ctuef in this organized conspiracy against the prolonging of the present executive branch of we natioual governweul, I weut to the Gencral’s cfice, and ascertaimed that he was en- gazed on the government side in the important government swindling cases lately exposed in bos- ton, To await bis return from protessional duties ‘was te only alternative, and when he at length arrived the HERALD correspondent made kuown the | object of his visit, “} have called, General,” said the Hrrann rep- rescutative, after the usual preliminaries, “to find out something of the details of thts conspiracy | agaist Geacral Grants renominatiun, which, it ts said, you are at ihe head of. Can you give we some inf rmation about it??? ‘The General, bursting into a hearty laugh, replied, | “Well, the whole ailair seems to be a very clever foke, which has been played upon some iresh cor- | respondent in Washington, It amused me xt first, but when I saw that some of the papers and a pore on of the public were swallowing it, 1 felt that the Stxiement should be contradicted, and J have already taken measures to denounce the story as false, So far as it applies to me.’ | “Weil, General,” I replied, “1am not astonished at soyining nowadays, but having seen tus strange statement I thought I woald ascertain about its truth at beadquarters before alladlug to It iu my correspondence to the HERALD.” | _ “1 aun heartily giad,” answered the General, “that | | you have vone 80, for only tis morning | prepared ; and forwarded 10 some of the leading papers of the | country a ietter denying the whole story, especially 80 far as It refers to myself.” | “Have you a copy of that letter?” I mquirea. “res answered the General, ‘but 1 sent a copy to the LieRaLD this morning.” ow, by mail or telegraph ?” 1 asked. y tual,” ie answered. “Jb, Well,” replied the HeRaup correspondent, “that will never lo for the WeRALD. Can tyou let me have & copy of it to send by telegraph? The | peopie of the country are deeply interested im the | future of American’ poutics, and are exceeding! | Anxious to know Whether of not there is any trut nthe story Of an anti-Gran’ combin: " General Buller as leader.” Timer “Certainly, you can have @ copy and here it is,” said (he General as be proluced the following: Bostox, Nov. | To 1H” Eprron ov mun Hxnatn?— togty | | Sin—A silly pavagraph stating thet | am engaged in conspiracy with cerialu eminent gentlemen the to deteat the renomination of Yrve.dent Grant | ively circulaed in the newspapers 48 0 req) i } diction Thave netther said, thought nor dreamed of such a thing, nor do I believe the other gentiemen mained therein hate 20 dove, Wheu | make a conspiracy tor any purpose St wisi not | spp tn the Bewspapers un! tie ven u'ment, expect{ully, DENJ. P, BUTLER, I vead the letter over carefully, and then asked the | General if he «id pot believe that there was some | sort of ab anti-Grant movement goiug on, and it he | , dic not know that George Wilkes Was in Boston, working it up last week? | “lt would be very strange,” he answered, | Gonersi Grant hal ue eppouets.+ | Hog you cau rely on, and thet 1s, Wis whuie ao% swry | #secretcounell ia Harriebarg is absoluieiy | | anu uagualivediy Jaise, and nothing more or less | than a Je,e UpOl some unsophisticated correspon. deut, Wo 08s served It up seriousiy and Meh ace he puvite from beginning to end. If the jead- ns Of the country, such as are men- | ugection with tis conspiracy, were esgcged ib any such movement, they would be » key to wait until after the meeliog of the National » Cousmities, amd probably unui alter the assembiing of Congress, vefare they made any public or i sive sem uswation.’ The Valence of tne interview was upo Nef of @ pubic ttereat, except, perhay Fan aiusion to Liew abouts of the nex oot. My Copven ea. Lpon thie suv) 1 Fad Wied or idea where it Would be led, ) Re did uot Sours 16 would be heid in Bostou, MAVOR WILSON OFVRS Mis Views. the day jour correspondent met Senator | 8 Letr in Wilson, one of We alveged ani-usace conspiraicis | and symyalniers. When 1 agunded Wud bag wew | A Henan repotter met air. Thurlow Weed com- ing out of his house in Twelith street yesterday afternoon, The oid gentleman looked exccedingly well, and greeted the reporter with his usual urbanity of manner. “Mr, Weed,” said the reporter, ‘I understand ‘Wat you are busily engaged, with certain other pro- mincut gentiemen, in laying the foundation fora new pariy—an anti-Grant party, in fact. The gentul old President maker brought his Reavy cane down on tie pavement wilh an emphatic tnump, and, looking atthe reporter ratoer wonder ingiy, exciaimed:— “A new party! What do you refer to?” “It has been announced that you are one of a party of gentlemen who are 10 meet at a certain city on the 30tu inst., and deciae upon what course is best to be pursued by republicans und oibers who do not want to bave Grant in the White House lor igh be a3 Js that 60 7” ay, ‘ae “we clare to you candidly,” replied Mr. Weed, “nat is the first i have heard of such a move- e m “The gentlemen mentioned in connection with tho movement are Horace Grecicy, George Wilkes, Vari Schurz. C. A. Dana, W. Evarts, Senator Sumner and several olhers wnose names! canuot now re- couect, Have you heard anyiniug avout ther working to form an @nou-Grapt party }” “1 have heard nothing whatever about the matter. The story is made outwf whole cloth as fas as 1 am concerned, but 1 cunuct say anvtuing as to the other gentiemen;” aad the Presidentia) Warwick of the long ago drow on his gloves with a sudden yerk, and a knowing smile crept over his face as he bade Vaereporter goouby aud went up FUlb avenue. NORTH CAROLINA PINANTES, Fa Governor Caidwell’s Message to the The Debt of the State Amounts to $34,887,460—He Advises the Sale of Ail the State Luterests in lroads as Part Liquidation to Credi- tors—Charges of Wholesale Embez- slement Against Officeholders, RALeiGH, N. C., Nov. 22, 1871, The Legis\ature met on Monday, a quorum of both houses being present. To-day the Governor's mes- sage was read and ordered to be printed. The mee sage is of unusual length for the Executive of a State and fully caivasses the financial, social and Political coudition of the peuple. THE DEBT OF TNE STATB Js ascertained to be, in round Sgures, $34,587,464 45, Of this the ante-war and debt proper ts $10,349,760. Besides this theré were issued, under acts passed prior to the war in ald of internal improvements, $3,557,700; bonds issued since the war to fund ac crued niterest and past due bouds, $4,883,784. The above comprises all of the debt contracted under acts authorised by the Legislature when that boly represented the tax-paying people, The remain- der, $16,096,120 46, were railroad appropriations, ior which bonds were issued by the carpet-vag Lege islature in 1867-58 under the disastrous administra- tion of Governor Holden, and for wikch the State never received $500,000 worth of value upon this amount of debt. Governor Ouldwell recently admitted that the peo- ple are wholly unabie to bear the taxation neces- sary under the constitution to meet the amount of Interest. Repudiauon he considers far from the minds of the people, and, while acknowledging that it would be in vain for the public creditor to nue the State 1 that event, he advises a serlement Upon & compromise bavis favorable to ine devtur aud creditor. Lie recommen the sate of all interests owned by the Staie w railroads lo satisfy creaiturs; the ap- ointment of a commission to report upon all We acts connected with the dept in order tuat some conclusion may he arrived at a3 to the proper dis. jon Lo ve made of (he Leblililles ol (he State. ‘ne Governor suvs:-— “REPUDIATION OF OUR CONTRACTS in any shape would jeave sucu @ stam on our con- scieuce abd our honor, aid would bring such disyrace, and directly aud indirectly infict sucn an tujury on our people, Collectively aad sodividually, thay have felt i¢ my duty to state ail the diiicaitles: of the financial situation with the utniost frankuess, In order to show tne necessity for prompt action. Let us ascertain to ful extent of our obligations and thea maafully address ourselves to the task of fuQiimg tem in the most practicable manner, which will commend Hseil to tue Wisiom, food seuse and Integrity of tae peopte of the State, Jf ihe General Assembly shall See bt lo authorize the appointinent of a commis. slo, aS above suggested, IL may be advisable to deter maturing auy Doancial plan unul seir report | Shall be presented, and perhaps by thal Ume such TebeWed prosperity May in the proviteace of God be vouchsaled Wo us as will demonstraie our ability to meet all Just demands and iniose tate our people the dispositivoa to bring vack to North Carolina her anctent proud financial reputation.” The remainder of the message velers to matiers of purely local interest, and which bave httie or 00 Dational BOE IAB OS, Fouowing close upon the Executive rema: felaiton io the debdt, the appenited proambie and Teso.utions, Which were introdnced in ine House Alb ierred to Wwe Comiaitice on Pigance, will be @ aruing to boudio.ters as more expressive of ing of the peopic than anytiing she Gov. Whereas tho State debt i now creater than ti the staus can pay without tn, Bil the crcametecee ate terding ite creation ana tue magcer o strangers, these a0-culle te purp with ihe real purpose o. {and whereaa uf th mii.fun hes been exo ia mainder waving been emverned: asa W Our duly cvearly to mdicate dur pirp se te aod whereas the Congreve of uke oa the repuciation of what was commun'y kuswaas tne jae almost entirely to our peu ri Me Boat aa bolieat puro; therefore’ \'* Somtracted for solved, water thee bef pact fant be Sua oy traced to provide for the repudiation OF Une Brave dust A jolution Ws adopted in the Sen caliing om the Governor for all the information tk his posacasion regarding the jease o: tne Norto ee Cena) Koiroad to the Penasyivanta Oon- “ut don't you think it barely possivle that some of | Deut: those mentioned may, nevertheless, be engazed ip | Don Deo forming » Combinauon 7” | City of Antwerp.|Deo “Periaps 80. Anglia, Dee { | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM SHIPPING NEWS. Now York ~Vais Day. + 6 56 436 OCEAN STEAMERS, NEW YORE FOR THB MONTHS OF NOVEMNEZR AND DECEMBER. Aluaas Moon eets...morn 3 21 High water.morn 5 30 Sun rises. Sun sets, . = Steaner, ——\_Saila | Deatination, Ofios, — povites —_——— City of Baitim're) N > Broadway. 15 Broadway. City of Brusseis.|Nov Weser, Ni PORT OF VEW YORK, NOVEMBER 22, 1871, CLEARED. Steamship Cubs (Br), Moodie, Liverpool vis Queenstown —C 0 Francklyn. t bapa winpeants (Br), Morgan, Liverpool via Queens- own Willams & Gulon, saeicemahin Gen Sedgwick, Eis, New Oveans—O 1 Mal “Sica tp Niagnra, Walker, Norfo'k, City Polat and Rich- jond—Oi omtnion ans 20, "Bieaehlp Hatteras, Lawrenee, Norfolk—Old Dominion ship Po. SiRtcamahip Norwich, Hites, Salem—Murray, Ferris & Co. Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Fferguson & i" 00% Ship Asta (Br), Neson, Lrerpoo!—E E Morgan's Sons. Ship Biiisa America (BF), Leckbart, Antwerp—Snow & Burgeo, erhard (NG), Horstmann, Bremen—Chas Luling & CS aark ‘Templar, Bartlett, Leghorn—Fabbrl & Chauncey. k JH MeGarren, Dyer, Aspinwal’—Brott, Son & Ca, rk Mayilower, Hotcukiss, Port Spain—Hy Trowbridge’s “fark Tdaho, Ricbardson, Clenfuegos—Tucker & Light- vod Diana (Br), Hansen, Cueenstown or Falmouth— Wendt, Tetens, & Rockmann. -illex—Jas Henry. Unig dM Wiewell Glover, Xi: niles an Henry. 8 George W Hall (Br), Pei 0 trig JM Dillinglam, Harrims:, Rio Janctro—Thos Nor ton. Brig Ollver (Br), Bernholm, Port u Prince—R Murzay, Jr. Brig Eliza Thomson, Bates, Pouce, Pk—L, W &P Arm ity Trig Sar’, Thomsen, Clentuegos-Fowler & Sore, Brig Braves (Br), Sandford, Lockport, NS—Feniston & one Uelen A Bowen, Alexxnder, Demarara—H W Loud & ‘Sone Mary Patten, Cummincs, Barbados—R P Buok & Co, Seur Luisita, Umierbill, t a Pitre—H A Vample & our Vincent White (Br), Peterson, Halifax—P I Nevius & on. ‘Sehr WR Reshe, Lozior, Savannah—Evans, Rall & Co. Schr LS Davis, Uishop, Charieston—Evans, Ball & Co. Bchr Senator, Norton, Hoston—S W Lewis & Co, Sebr BM Spwyer, Kelly, Nowburyport—F Ta Lot & Co, else Rober! B Smith, Nickerson, New Bedford—Ferguaon au Wood. ‘ Schr Salle Burton, Patmer, Stamford. Steamer 8 F Phelps, Brown, Philade.poia, Steamer Mars, Grumley, Philadephia. Steamer Mayflower, Fu.is, Pailadelphia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamsniy San Francisco, Reynolds, Hamilton, Sei muda, Nov 1s, with mdse and passenzers, to'W H Webb, Stesmasn:p Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, with mdse and pas senuers, to Old Dominion Steatnahip Co. Steamamp Fanta, Doane, Phi.adelphia, with mdse, to whe Lorillard Steamanip Co, Ship tuaris (Br), Jones, Calcutta July 18 and Sand Head 21st, with mdse to} O Wood, Crossed. the tine Aug 9 in lon $2 H, rounded the Caps Sept 17; same day, SE trades in lat 24 it 28 very hight lu the line, which was crossed in lon 36 ct 18 then had hght BE apd easterly wins to lat 3 Nov 4 lat 28 30 N, lon @ W, received a visit from vere. WSW Bqually’ accompanied by torrente of ie Upper fore topsail away with ft, as well us some licht canvas that it blew out of the Kets; thea bad light northeriy winds up to the Lith when’ we bad the wind from ASE Iicht saat barometer faling at 4 PM; it related’ to a cyclone, wind phiing continuing up to ly PM; then rose s Ww 26 was arometer 29 ept her NE: heavy sea on starboard quercer; at 10:15 PM wind shifted to WNW ; almost calu: for 10 minuies, then freshened to origwal force, continning 60 ‘up to the 18th inst; made Cape May Nigh tship Nov 2 ata P i allthat nicht had very ditty wenther; passed Barnegat Aight, 2st, at 2 AM, wind alifting to NW. ToL jritinn Viesroy «Br, Butebard, Calcutta ana Sand ads July 31, with mdse, toA A Cobd& Uo. Passed the od Hope Sept 18; St treieoa, Oct 6, and crossed r Oct 19, in ton 83 W. fie weather up to Hatteras; from thence, 6 days, wit! rong nut westerly ‘winds; August 27, lat 8:45 8, lon 81 90 E, poke hip Bedfordebire, from Calcutta for London. The British Viceroy ia anchored outside the bar. Bark Von cer Meyut (NG), Kupke, Liverpool 61 da: with pitch, to Funes Kaye & to. Mook ihe soctbera pt sage, and had light variable winds, fark Caroliae Sjoriund, Aberdeen 68 days, with to onler—vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. Took pssaze and-had strony westerly gales, Bark lronnises, 2% with marble and raya, to Lint Bros. Hai fine weather in the Mediterronean; through the Straits Sept 16; ok the southern pas: An had very light and ‘batiing winds ap to lon 36 Wi heavy NW winds and heavy sea.” Oct 80, lat tho pass sage, atne 25 1, for New ton 68 39, Piece of cloth one ie nip | Noe Te iat a Boek if m veanei bably had been taken of, orb the {nun appeared like peer Style, painted wh! dws with cabiv guy, centre of alter end and bracl blveks aruuud the outsiie; also saw near by @ spar. Nov \4, ichols, iat 3325 tong 71 60, epoke brig alezaa Bence bormd sous. Osing rad Burk lurve Scudder (of Reston), Gould, Marseffies 74 days, with mdse to master. Had heavy westerly gales; been core weet ls pe Ls assed Uipraitar Oct 6 rig John Wesley, Kurd, Lisbon 3) With cork, wood, and saltto Miller’ Monghton, Four days, out of" sort sed the isiand of Bt. Marys, irom thence to the Grand nks, 20 days; made Fie Island Nov. QW; strong winds from north and west, with continual heavy seas {row seothwest, Brig Alpha (Br), Selig, Demerar: Harvey Barnea—vessel to order ray Nov 20, lat 37 a0, Leonurd Meyers, hence or Port Lemege rocker, Arecibo FR, 19 days, with molasses, Had beavy weather; Nov. 14 In a heavy Lost deck load consisting of 2) bide, Molas- tes, stove boat, spit sails, ce. Lett ne Sehr Union, Smith, Corpus Chriatio 82 duye, wit Jit Brower,’ Hast variable gales duriug the jason away hvalrext, rudter bead and broke matubooas, of Hi Sehr JA Chamberlain, Robinson, Virgina, Schr Narrv Landell, Taylor, Virginia. Behr Hattye Lon, Pearce, Ving Rehr Moves Leonard, 5 Ser CG Cranmer, Cranmer, Virginia. Schr LAzzie Florence, Lippincott, Virginia, Sebr Roods Holmes, Sprague, Ueorgetown, DC, for New juven. Schr A Hogel, Staples, Georgetown, DC, tor Bridgeport. The ship General McClellan, which arrivet 2int inst, re- poris—From piri to the Banks had the winds (rom weat- ward; from theuce to port had the wide from St. to NW, with much rain; have bad n> heavy gules, but much light Frans during the Grat part of Hie passe. Nox 14, Int 43M Jon 90.2), parsod ship Philadelphia, Tovind eart” 7th, 42.40, lon'6i 40, steamship Java, hence fur Liverpool, Passed Turough Holl Gate, BOUND sovuTiL Bteamshtp Glanens, Walden, Boston for Now York, with mdse, to HF Dimock. a(uilz hing Dove, Grady, Calais for New York, with lath to frayaon & Clapp. Schr White sar (Fr), St Johns, NP, tor Ni with mae to PL Nevis & ‘Sone lew York, 21 days, rt hr Mayflower (Br), Parker, Wentworth, NS, for New days: wih plasier to Crandall, Ber eanx & Co, ry Walter S Hath Thowas, Rockland for New York, with Mme to Haviland & Go, yheur Saniuel P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford for New or jQcit Shepard A Mount, Jobneon, Providence for Port Jounson. Schr UP Shnitts, Young, Bridgeport for New York, with Pig ie Fale Wid, Sroith, Eliewortb for ¥ am. chr F nd, » Elisworth for New ¥: ber to master. pea Daniel Wilhams, Mis, Vinalbaven for New York, ne to Eridye . chr Orion, Osvorne, Belfast for Rondout, with sione to 8 Magee & Uo, Schr Nelite, Bunce, Spruce Head for New York. Scnr J G Pierson, Ferris, Stam{ora for New Yori. Schr Yoreintie, Mi jot, Rosiva for New York, Fowler, Port Jefieraon for New York, Potts, Providence for New York, more, Fra cis, New Haven for New York, ae, Allen, Bridgeportt for New York. ‘oater, Pettit, Provides Schr Margaretta, Wandner, Glen Schr Emma & Filea, Parker, Hartford for Sehr Brazos, Smith, Protidence tor New York, Shar Hignland, Lynch, Roslyn for Albany. Bebr D wiiand for Wasuington, Steamer Uspray, Kenney, Fail Kiver tur New York, with mdse and passengers, to laanc Odell BAST. New York for Salem, carashin Acushbet, Kector, New York fur New Bedford, Brig Fannie butler, Sherman, Port Johnson for Boston, ing W KSawyer, Bingham, Port Johnson for Boston, Brit Ambrose Light, Thomas, Hoboken for Boston, hebr ET Sinith, bader, New York for Warren. . Sint, Amboy for New Haven. Jagelian, Sargent, Saucerties for isvston, Sehr Native, Neud, E! hort for Hyannis, Schr Francis Cofiiny Watts, Elizabetnport tor Harwich, Senr Reading RR No 43, Eowiey, Amooy for Nor mica. Schr Foam, Bowman, Treoton for Hartiord, Sebr L Holloway, ——, Hoboken for Buston, Schr Aljive #rank, awards, Hoboken tor Norwich, EWzabeinport tor Providence. phia for boston, , Newhurg for Norwich, iu-20k, Newourg for Norwich. Behr F Merwin, Bunce, Port Jounron for Providence, Bebr Henrietta, Brash, H Schr J M Bayles, Arn Senr JD Ingran bebr U © Acke Sebr Carrie, Hix, New York for St Joba, Rebr Cyuthia Jane, Gardner, Amboy for Echr Richard Honien, Borden, E:lzabeip, Bebr Lage, Chase, Elizabethport for Providence Bebe Wan Gray, Allen, Newoure for Banger Hil, Beli Sarah blizaverh, Pouer, Eiizabetsport for Norwich, New York for Hantiaston, Rommel, Wilis, Amboy (or Hartlord. Noyes Philadelphia for L: Hawking, Port Morris f. Schr Bonny’ Boal, Kelly, Phiiadelphia for Liuston. Sene goutherner, Taichér, Pasadepnia for Boston. Behr Fureat livie, Wooien, New York for Proviieuce, Bebr Zuiewe Kenyon, Hucklagham, Piiadelpyia tor Hart ford. Sehr J H Young, Barre:t, Elizabethport for Provi Behr Mare Fletiing, Witieus tithe tor hee Sebr kuward Lindgiey, Hil, Kilza’yethpor: for New Haven, 16, Biake, New York for Windeor (or orders, Measey, Lewis, Amboy for Hart‘ord, Bcbr Ada Ho-bert, Allen, Amboy fo Chatiesiown, Sehr WW Brainard, Trivbie, Por a for New Haven Bear JM Freeman, Eldridge, Wovabridge for Fairhaven. Sebr Emme, losaee, Amboy for Taunt rt for Taunton Bour Sale por ark tor Hantington, tn 0 50, Nekerson, Treaton for Hartford, pw ‘ort Jopnsen for Boston, for Harwich RO} Steamer Norwich, Hines, ‘oF Stainiord, Norwich. wrt for Fall River e Sat fides nates Doky Bou Hird, Chase, Kow York NEW YORK HERALD, THUKSDAY. ‘NOVEMBER 23, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET, Micsiepeincetennidly Schr E E Stimpson, Price, Elgabethport for Pordand. Orion, Smith, Port J for Norwich, Rik teachin Piseeer ieoeaae ea for Prov ‘Sebr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Kall River, Behr Send, Ellis, Trenton for cy feu Fountaase is att, Row Yur tar Fal Riga ir Fount ry wrk (or Fal id Rehr White Sea, a ‘2 Augusta, gor Volant, Ry bicsteteres Por Hot Ode. hr James Heory, Wilson, |: Habethport tor Boston, Bohr 8 8 Scranton, Clark, Et hport for Hartford. Pea Sa aa ue Edzabethport for Boston, ‘Gaieer Eilzabethiort for Providence. iLamiin, Lewis, |: sabethport for Salew. “ Hulse, Albat %, for Middletown, ean, tlizabethport for Boston, Sehr Venus, liawkins, Port Morris for Pembroke. mer kiectra, Mou, New \or« for Frovyiance. Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York (or rovidence, SAILED. Stearnaniys Cuba, for Liverpool; Minnexota, do; Gen Sede wick, New Orleans; Hatteras, ‘Norfoli. nisin Wiad at sunset WNW. Mariao Disasters. Bank EGERIA—A cable telegram dated Waterford, 1, spits Wace taapes enone, oka erpoo), has ‘otally lost; no eulara, The tored 640 tons, was dulit at Newouryport in 1844. and bh later dispatch states that the Lgeris was ¢ Irish coast off Framore, and became & Five of her crew were drowued and ten were Ret Liv- ari total wreck, eaved. Cat S arnved at Wateriord 2ist.) ARK GOLDEN Weer reloadin, B. (Br), Kenesiy. from Satilla for Montevideo, was at ‘ith inst, having ef- fected repairs ou marine sip. Bera bs BaBK Koutur Puvsrory (Br), Ed from Buil Ri- ver, BC, for Loudouy was takes on’ the instiae slip at Ber muda 15h Last to effect repairs. Bank HANntuat, Norto for Boston, into Uloreitar Isth lost leaxy, “ye gg bea? ie? Sour Sxow Birp (Br), Cu from St John, NB, tor Boston, got ashore on Hayoock ucdye, Deer island. ‘Thor: ghgniare, 19h inst, while werking through in tho nyght, | The U5 revenue cutter Dobbin proceeded at once to ber assist ghee, mucececed in hea ing her off, and took her 1n tow to South East Harbor, where some slight repairs will have to be made before proceeding oc her voyage. Sonn M P (Br), Ginny! at Providence 20th inst from Frederickton, Nis, lone p: deokload, foresail, foreboom pnanae boats stove, during gale night of the 16th, off Nou- Sone SHtton, ashore at Naushcn, has broken in two amilahips, and will tea total loss. She has been stripped of sails, rigging, anchors, booms, gaiis, xc. SCHR SPARKLING SFA, Farrell, from Jacksonville for New York, put into Charteston toth inst leaking, Bonn (patio, from Fortiand for New Yore, in gotng, tate Vineyard Haven njyht of die: inet, got aground, but would bly be got off without damuge. BATAVIA, Sept 30—The John Temperiey, from Btanfla for Woh passed the Straits of Sands Sepls, landed ber maater’ (Tucker), who bas died, at Anjier, and pro- dof f oticer (Weight). also driven up on the Bean's and Labadie’s wharis, but suferet no injury, and will Coat off easily at bign water, Bark Wild Hunter, tying at Kuhn's Wharf, aged ber stern badiy, and broke her rudder wheel and stove up her steering gear generally, Barl Mary Mark (Br) sprung ber bowsprit and gainmon an broke her bobstays and bowsprit shrouds, Havre, Nov 10—The Homeward Bouni, M which arrived here yesterday from New York, hat broken her how- ‘epmt and foretopmast, and sustained other damage on the passage. Misveliancoun. The purser of the steamship Safi Francisco, from Bermuda, hes our thanks for full files of late papers from those twlande, Notice te FOO WHISTLE AT OAPE FLIZABRIN. On and after Dec 31, 10 thick and toggy weather, the Fog Whistle at Cape Elizabeth will give two blasts per minute, the biasts to be eact of 6 seconds duration and separated by ap interval of 8 seconde, Mariners. Whalemen. Arrived at Vineverd Haven Nov 22, schr Rising San, from the Western (round, bound to J’rovincetown, 8 months out, ol with 76 dbis. he 0 arrived at do $24, senr Clara L Sparks, from the Weat- ero GrounJ, bound to Provincetown, with 150 buls sp ofl and W do wh, Spoken. Ship Alex McNeil, from Boston for New Orleans, Nov 14, Jat 85, lon 70, Bark Continental, Doane, from New York for Genoa, £0, Nov 3, off Mentone, Maly, 7, Bria. Spencer, Hopking, from Mobile for Porvand, Nov off Tortugas, Schr Mury Matilda, from = Nortnern port for Key Weal, ‘Nov 17, 20 niles vast of Charleston, Forelan Ports. Axrwrar, Nov @—Arrived, City of Hamilton, Phillpat Philadelphia’ 10h, Eagle (@), Sixaon, Boston; Loulsa & Ma ring, Frox do; Muid of Orleans, Houston, Pluladelphtay AB Oulton, Whitney, New York. —— Nov 9—Arrived, B W Mosser, Smith, Phila- im. igeaRRuavex, Nov 7—Salled, Beriha, Humphrey, Shields; 8th, Carl, Otten, New Oricans, Borvravx, Nov 8—Salled, bare Emma © Litchfield, Crockett, New Urieans. BOMBAY, Nov 12—Arrived, ship New Era, Babson, Bos- n. Satled 8h, bark Pericles, Gahill, Liverpool, BURNOS AYRES, Oct 11—Arrived, bark Margaret 8 Weir (Br), Kitchen, New York ; brigs Clyie, Dow, do; 13th, Eaclet (Bn, Tooker, Baitimore. fale Oct ¥, barks James A Brown, Greenish, Borton; 13th, Fannie, Carver, New York; Flor der Mar (Br). Wis- jo. jort Oot 14, barks Orient, Fowers, and Serene, Oliver, jew Yoru lig; Brother's Pride (Br), Boulton, ‘oF do, do} f og oibers, jARLALOB, Oct 30- Arrived, bark Go:den Fleece, Rhodes, New York (aud sailed Now 6 for Martinique); Urige Robert Mowe, Abbott, dy (and salled 2d for Port Spain); Chesa- ‘ake, Doe, red Sth for —--); sors Ellen (and sailed 6th for 3t Domin- aa. Martinique; Nové, E ney, St Martins, arks Albacore (Br), Wilson, from New Charles Gumm (sr), Nickerson, Alice (Br), Gi st unter, Hailfax (and loft Satied Gib, vark Eo; (Br), Hewson (from New York), Buenos Ayres, having repaired, Oif do 6b, Dar. Speedwe.!, Patten, from Malaga for New well (was boarded of the east end of the islands); brig Auole Seymour, Cooper, trom New York for 8 Vine ce In port Nov 17, ship Damo (Br), Allan, for Bull River, 80, all pext week, bailasting; barks Golden West (Br), Kenealy, from Satilia for Montevideo, relonding; Robt Puleford (Br Ke rom Bull River, SC, for London, on the marine 3 brig Brisk (Br), Clarence, from Porto Rico tor wh, repg and reloading. CAaLouTrA, Oct i—Balled from Seugor, Astronomer, Kd- gar, New Yor Nov ll—Arrived, Evening Star, Rothbarth, New Down, York. B, Nov 17—Arrived, Presto, Olsen, New York. Steelman, John, NK; ib, steamship Al; Minti DUNKIRK, Nov 10—Arriv Annie Batchelder, Piladeionis. simp sisaprade L George bam, New York; Nov Baltimore; Annie Whiting, Hutebinson, New York; dy br Soren tzomery, Ballimore; 4th, Omer (Br), Reith, Pore Hattie Eaton (Br), Dyer, Kosion, In ov 7, bark Iale of Skye (br), for New York, dg; Fedslma (ir), Jor do, ao4 KF arriman, Nichols, une; brigs nsan (Br, Calley, for New York, 1d,;; Geo Downs, Lane and Siias N Martin, Browne, from ‘and. for d veresiia (Br), Ab Tor do, do; a MEusincuk, Nor 6—In the Sonn4, Baral Kiagsbury, Per. SiNouR, Nor 6—In the Sonn4, Sarah! Kin , trom Welle for Philavelphia; 7th, J Whecler, Marris, om Cronatadt, for orders, ofibkoow, Nov 10—Sailed, steamship Memphis, for New jeans, NOA, Now 6--Arrived, brig Camilla, Fickett, New York jewport, Ri. BRALTAR, Nov 18—Arrived, bark Hannioal, Norton, Boston, leaky. Oct 26—Arrive th, Mary 8 Lunt, Simmons, do. Nov ¥—Cleared, Jennie Prince, Prince, Eng- 7 arrived for Baltimcre (cleared); Bagitta Abbott Lawrence, Mayo, from Boston, horn t ‘GRENA New York; Newvorr, HAVRY, Nov 9—Arrived, ships Jobo Bunyan, Giimor New yore: Cuardian, Bor and, Ne art ad ward Jonna, Merryman, New Baller jew Oreans} bark Home: ‘ork. , Steamship Heiveila (Br), Gries (from London), 2—Saiied, Avne Laity Banfeld, Shev. Jenme Eastman, Getchell, Mauimain; China, Angus, New York. o ‘001, Nov &—Ariived, bark Le Bon Fils, Horsean, ew Orleans. LONDON, Nov N—Arrived, Rosiin Castle, Christie, and W LJ, Vanehan, New Yor! Satlea luth, Greyhound, Martin, Mobile. M. ‘ov Arrived, barks Arizona, Conant, Philadelppia; Burnside, Pondergrace. New York; briga Ju: Ninna (Sp), Urutaga. and uophema (Br), Congdon, ‘do, MANILA, Sept 1S —Salled Nestor, Viehand, New York; 20th, Luctnaxel, Howton; lst, Movuh Sau Francisco; ¥3d, Booker Hill, Davis, Boston via Cebn, MALaGa, Nov J—Arrived, brigs Helen @ Rich, Strout, New York; Richmond, Powers, Denia for New York, ort Nov fith, bby Bacon, Merrill, and Stoitan, In i, Perclval tur the tates, ldg;' Oceana (Nor), for do} brigs AU Titcomb, Hall, and Edwin Rowe, Cruise, tor do. FONTRVIVEO, Sept B30—Arrived, bark ‘Surprise, Richmoud; brig Dudiey, Foster, Baitimore; Oct 6, Dover, 8 jihen, Richmond; 7th, Shawmat, ‘Lor Daprera, Biunchard, Ricbmon. (and yrex); 11th, Savannah, Scaile, St Marys, G [otu, Moonbeam, Field, Cardit'; 1th, Ciara (Bry, MoConnell bah York. Howes, barks ndar; 14th, reported 8 Bessie Simpson (Br), Gibbs, for New ymond (Br), Lord, for tngiand, do rewn, Perkins, for New York, do, Walter Smithy Pmiib, aad Amy A Curver, for ‘do, 40; and overs. MayAaur7, Now $—Tn port sehr Lavinia Bell (not as be- fore), Bayies. to load for New York, we Nov 6—Sailed, Ardour, White, New York via Pa- Fm. . PENANG, Oct 1—Arrived, Neva: QUEENBTOWN, Nov Ari New York, lor orders. j,luunt, Rio Janeiro, b schrs Mary D Leach, Atkins,-| ™ SHAMGuas, Sept 2%0—Arrived, Mary Whitridge, Cutler, ba = York, EXO AD 17-In port barks Rocket, Fctherat Boston; Imnebene, m1 » va and for Masasean, Oo iced Sept 38. fier; ‘Adolph (NG), Meyer, for New York. Be ct a bare bavart, Nichols, Boston. seen. "i rol tor Sam Prancatcy with rudder’ dam- m= (FOR ions: port bark Favelter (Br). Penfield ry 0 for Hampton Roads, Ig 4000 ase ‘Bostor 21 Arrived,~ bark Jéhtt, Brwae Payal, or hommes iy, ON! NW ON Thompeon, New Yorks ( ATMVed brig Lizzie Irwin (Br), ‘ALES OLA, Nov 6—Xailea, American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, Nov 90—Arrived, achrs , i (Opsnnses bm i 2” r achra John J Ward, and Henry Fined, Jersey. City. passed Sere Oceanns, New Haven; Pauguasett, Bridge, sista! Nov 2l—An, LS one Marlow, Gotten mercer, al om Soun tt ier mek Ban faci Tee’, Georgetowa, DO, Be. ‘ » M Folsom, Kore, ‘and Salle nie Middleton, Whittaker, Sluaman, Alum, and Po 0, Crowley, fork. Chem -Sieamera Aleppo (Br), Edmondson, Nyanza (Br), Fisher, do; barks’ Syivia W 8 Cork ands warket; Rome, Otla, Savannah; sobre Scull, Stechman, baltimore, Alsu Dark Acacia, Dinson, Charleston; scbrs J L Tracey, Watts, Savannah» George I Squnses Haley, Wilmmmyton, NC; Joshua 8 Brag. alLnore. ind WSW to NW, steamers Aleppo, and Manzoalliny Horne lay rt Fensucolas nllwau ep (rom Port Jobuton ; Manzanillo, from Elizabethport ; scbr LU LATMOR, Nov 2—arrved, brice Cheviot (Br), Nek son, Haran; Alice, Bonver, 8 Jokas, Fa; sour Addie Wa ‘rovicence, Schr Lookout, Edwards, Brooklyn. Balied— Barks atariay Liverpool; Timea, Bristol ; brig Bu aOANGOK, Noy 90—Arrived, brige Mary Stewart, Stone, few York; Matilia, Coombs, ——-—; sch? Murry iivey, Perkins, Bont Amboy anoibal, co “Alzavetuports x, wad Darius pitas, epRSTOL, Nov Si arrived ache Came L Porter, Sparks, jaa betb po: 5 |-—Sebr Pointer, Baker, New York. BEORT, Now Wo Arfived, schra, White Rok, Late eliza, mn ; a B row, Kave, “Hoboken 8 Bi Calais; sloope emuiest, Sackel Despaich, Spring, Cold Spring; Deception, ‘Tits, rt. po CHARLESTON, Nov 18—Arri bark Sirio (Sp), Laude tac Havena;schr ‘sparking Seay Farrelly, Jucksonvilie, for. New York, put in ieaking. i rk Deiphiae Melaine (Fr), Bertho, London, Rear a Aone Basptonls Mowe, Jacmouviles D3 Nod ache Marion, Lefferts, Weymonth, mh brig ZH Kennedy, Boston ; schr Henry Allen, wn, DC. Di suTON, Nov 18—arrived, schr John E Sanford, West te, adel) Din, SH —Arivel sce © W Locke, Buntley, Philadelphia; W ie boken, ODCARTOWN, Nov is—Arrtved, achra Paviiion, Sinnott, Weebawken for Noston; Wave Crest, Davis,’ Philadel pnia for do; 1th, Snow , Norton, New Yeré for Ports- Mouth; Teunesses, Creat, Pusiadeiputa for Salem; 18th, km press, ‘Kenney: Nauthias, Crocseth; eral dail; ‘Lacy A sorrey, abd Hesperus, Conary, New Yor for Boston § Genitle, EKidrid,e, and Traue Wind, Ingraham, Kuckland for di Batted Jot, schre Parallel, McFadden, New York; Eliza b, do. , schra Ned Sumpter, Shaw, from New York for Bn por ete! Haber: Saver, trop Rondoue, for Forismouthy ‘ycss0.8 above reported, aad owWers before roposted. Wi Sis, cloudy, ‘ ORTKESS MONROE, Nov 22—Passed tn, parce Agnes, PL perl sat na ihrer tpl hoo tok dot brige Magsie Vail, Port Spain (or do; Concord, ltumacoa for dosechre jesse Carll, Malaga for do; Wm Wilson, 8t Jago FO eo aey ort dmsara, toe fe Daeteo. GALVESTON; ey 20-—Arrived, steamship Clty of Galves 5 New York, Nov 13—Saled, schr Maggie E Gray, Oonm Mn, ERTL, Nov 17—Cleared, bark Marbleheai, Collins, Live YeTIO, Nov 19—Arnved, schr Minnie, Erriekson, Phila- “new ORLEANS, Nov 1i—Arrived, asks Jaruce (BPs Ras, and Oiaso ), Nunitez, Navas. ‘Gloured Sten nah Ares isp), Saqulsta, Liverpool; Dart Casienas, lew NORFOLK, Novii~cleared, brig Withelusina (NG), Kae jarvadom, N. YPORT, Noy 20—arnivea, robra E\ a paisa nioed Ferguson, Roavout Be eo Sa wn, 5 FORD, Nov 20—Arrived, ra Jas HL see, Bad thos Ht seymour, burgess, Thaasewportt Ww Man; Chase, New Yor! NEWPOKT, Nov ah 1 Boston for New Yor! brig Upen’ Bea, Coombs, do Philadelphia; schra Edward Kide:, Baker, for dot, Adela T Cow, Welliieet fur Tangier; W T Smith, W: Gloucester for, Hulmores, Mary, Standish, er ; ‘dally Fore 1 doy % Bow Join, Randall Foruand furdos Mk ie ‘ ‘New Yor! Beveridge, Grouiester tor du; WP Thivive, Muwktuy ant MM Meret man, Babbitt, {Tovidence (urdu; Juve PF Durves, MIs. Fall River tor Ugorgeiown, DU, Addie U Uuttie, * Sis, 6 AM Arrived, scl 1 Borden, Uadwin, Fall River for Sow York. PM—Ari.veu, scbre Mountaty Laurel, Booth, Providence: ‘of Bangor); May Yueed, Koay, Boston fox Bosgako Vek, ria Me Maciawayy Cole, act Frage themus, Mitchell, Shulee, Ns, tor New York; Gor J ¥ Baal Croweil, Bustun tor Batimoro; Merial © iurt, Dates fe Samar port for New York; Usrmons, Surges, Suliivah far New burg. * haven for Washington; Lotue K Cook, Janvehn, NORWICH, Nov 2—Arrived, echr Empire, Baker, Elizae port. Bailed—Sodr Sh New York, NEW LOAL hrs Expedite, Rack port; Sarab Jos, es : Second Cormelay uboken; Ace, jek vert Wilde, Barker, Mack, Souwh Auivoy. Suled--Seute Frankia, Vail, New York; L O Foster, £ dridge, Brisgovort; slovya Compeceat, Fitzgerald, Kew ‘York; Home, sulth, do. PHLLADELE AA, Now 21--Arrived, bark Tidal Ws Crosby, Howton <nclin FL Lack wood, a Jou, Baten; i Pom |, Steeunan'; A Townmend, ana 1 Hae Siideraton, Wire ‘Cleared--Barks Land (Br), Whicux, do for uniers; br Key West; schrs Wet Wind, Tuwvsend, Dighton; son, do ,J O'Denobue, smub, So FURTLAND, Nov 20 ar rk Dariog, McDonald, Baltimore; schrs Wat bell, aud N° Cleaves, At Wool Tangier; Wu Dures, Doyle, sud Chillion, Winslow, ‘ew York. 2lst—Arrived, brig Hyperion, Wooubury, Philadelphia, Cleared— Mark Uasis, Kaudall, New York, PROVIDENCE, Nov —Afrived, brig Filen Barnard Coomus, Bostun tur New Orleans (to go on the marine ra + Golden Frank Clark, Mortoa, way, bi ore as befure reported); schr Alexam- der Yo Alexandria, Batied + Rebecea Florence, Rich, Philadelphia, ov Georyerown, DC; IS Neweomb, Iigginy, Nanticoke, M Heng Crosky, itaskel Vavadelpiieee suarients Mopktos Golden Rule, Urover; Laura Kuvinaon, Kb son May, Kaoket; Charleston, Browa; David G Floyd, George W' Olunmmings, Wouit; Marncaivo, Ie "Alvord Al Foaro, Bingliain; Verauda, Pond, and’ Kate ‘Boraaiony ew ner, PAWIUCKES, Nov 81—Arrived, echr Jas Parker Sr, Kel ley, Eiizabethport. fea tenn iat mith, Grace, Newbern, NC; OT m1 oon, Surin, New \ ork, BAVANNAH, Nov 22—Arrived, sobr RC Thomas, Balt ore, Cieared—Ship Mayfower, Key West; bark Ocean Home, Branity ‘Darien; schre"Abby Dunn, Boston; Conservative, Soda tea, Nor 20° ‘Arrived rien Frans . ¥ W Snow, ‘K I, Kooks: ‘hiladelphla , Lue B » Hudson, and J B U retin, Molvrook, Cal Merritt,’ Acdiaon for avid Wasson, Town, Brovkavilie for do; KI Dix Inland tor New York Rockiand tor Baltmore; CL Hix, Hix; Mary Orcutt, Sanu: ders, nud W li Thorndike, Wallace, Kockiand for New York, ‘Sulied Zuth, ecir Henrietta Simmons, Godirey, Pbiiadeh 1a ZYARD UAVEN, Nov Sl, PM—Arrived, schre 8 8 Bickmore, Darien for Boston: Ada, Cuarieston ‘for St John, NB. 14 Bugbeo, Jobn Aviles; achra R wo x ee Bion dJel, Moselle, Sea bird, Ae 0, J at St Frank’ Nellie, Pinback, Waites Irving, Lucla b Ive me HAM—Arrived, bark Starlight, Mobile for Boston ; brie 3 W Gyencen do for do;achrs OW Holly Wilmington tor doy Idaho, Portianu for New York, ‘ork Somers, i, Phinney, ort; Spieh ea, Balth iurvey, Hearse, rta, Baltimore; Nelson at eR ed pi y ths Jona, and Jobo odolph, tider, New Yoras a Hen tiook, Bwltimore; 2st, Jeasio Murdock, Christie, Zeta Pei, ‘Sook, Georgetown, De, or Putiadelpuia ere ie “SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION AND OA. A firs DE TAUT had. twenty years of rernarkable. ceas |: Uventing those diseases and ‘chroole complaints, fuch as deviity, nervousness, blood impurities and rbeumar tiem, Cure permanent, Unice 146 Uieecker sirceh T CTV GOODS at Pt, acturers’ prices, m arriving daily trom purchases made for casi by Whe undersigned during bia late atk Colonist (Br), An- w Also arrived Qist, steamship Calabria (Br), MeMickan, Rew York for Liverpool and proceede 4. stoamebiy Auianvie, Perry, New York for Liv- j Wa, Grace, Sargent, Lngieh, castie, kj bark Amazon, Merrs, Baltimore; brig Sigphen Lishop, Russel, New York; Z0ib, bark Aquidnock, Chese- brough, Baltimore, Naked Luth, brig Thetis, Brown, Baltimore Mtn, Vira Dare, ell, dos ules Sherrie sr), Bas NoW Yorks Darks ty Agne. ir), Friens jampton Roa al (BP, timceessHbibe he, Bearne, New Orleans; 18th, PO Amore; 15th, bark Herome, B Wi st ‘wick’ iit), MeGill, Unite Kohler, tales; brig Freya (NU), Baidmore; sche Keturab (Br), Pinkbam, United’ States, Tithy ship: Tecumseh, Bennett, Calcutta; brigs Elizabeth lien, New York; Glatiateur (Hr), Lennon, 0 (Br), Mavy, do; Bist, sbi wid (bir) $F ea oi Pre aces (Rwel), ede ship Memnon, Haker, Ceylon; 24th, y Rusten, New Or briga Amonertas (Rd), Hetarich, Galveston? 26, Patra ‘itt, luofieD, Balt hove ore orved withor or Goodyear (Br). Davies, New Or on oon ; brig Superb (NG), foams bate Baris’ Brafervon (ORs brig Sopbia (Swed), Jubneon, Mi- “Ss port 26th--2hip St Charles, Colley, from New Vork fe eco, barks Mancbeator (Br), Bennett, for Hongeon fin, Moveanldy for doi Spar i Ab ater, Dabi, f Bremen ‘and proceededs and Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets, Gage : I vinied Ware, Gate ive Warmefa aad House Furctahing Goods of EDWARD D. BAt OBEAINE.D FROM Advice iesivoer (or every Stale Fee Couaweliural-Law, 351 Broadway. SOLUTE DIVOKORS LEGALLY UBTAINED IN warge ‘nl "a ! Fe eee a UUbis, Aorney, 180 Brondtray. NORNS, RU JONS, beet jOINTS, WARTS, WEN fc, cured, without pu ton shreak Hicere A Bt RUEON ©) i R, CAN DEE, 8) RO} D Bond street, near Broxdway, al ds Deu! Of the fect with tay Urext Ladian Remedy tur ‘orne and EDICAL AND RURGICAL CONBULTAIONS.—R. COBLLIT, M. Dy graduate of the N,V. Univeraty (Medical Collece) aad It, ne, London, can te © sulted with con A practive of 40 yew ghien him (0 guaraploe, permanent sures oF ao charge Cd u M. Ul Ue street, oewr Ch © MORK MELIGINK—70,000 CURES OF DYSPE:! Phibiee, Cousiipation, Diarrhoea, Liver and Nerv Duvoraers, by DU tA KY'S delictous } TA ARABICA FOOD, , which saves fifty (mes its cont in med ones, { DU BARBY & 00, lb Deg arent, Now! a A 4