The New York Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1871, Page 12

10 THE COMMITTEE OF S*.RNTY, The Removal of Mav yor Hall from | ™ Navy. Office Re piyed On. The Commi’ zee’s Charges Against | the Mayor., COL STEBYANS UBTTER, OF RESIGNATION. ‘The Committe? of Sewouty neldsa meeting last evening and transacted seme important business. Mw. William F. Havemeyer occupied the chair. ‘Yne vacancy caused wy the resignation of Police BM some > Seawith was filled by the elec- ‘chairman of ‘dhe coramiitee, and recenuy mpyvu. “Commissioner of the Department of Public Parks, “was recetvatbanal accepted, - A vote of thanks was ‘tendered the late chairman for the courteous, intel- gent end ale manner in which he bad discharged bis dues towards the committee, The resigmation of General Francis ©. Barlow, Who “Das. been elected Attorney General, and of Severn D, Moulton, elected to the Assembly, were alsv recelved and accepted. William F. Havemeyer was chosen chairman of ‘the Committee of Seventy, and James M. Brown, of ‘the firm of brown Hrotners, bankers, Was elected “vice chairman, INDICTMENT AGAINST MAYOR HALL. The following resolutions were read and adopte the people of vin the recent election over corruption (hia committee propose to use every tawiul effort to secure, at the earliest possible moment, the Feinoval of the present M he olde, Recalling the fact that it was he who aj ising, in the interests of corruption, the present iniquitous charter, and the plot for rob of the city by the audit Of false ant traudulent vouchers; that it was he who filled the various responsible offices una departments with the men who have now been condemned by the verdict of the people; that it was be who, having the sole pwer of appointing the inspectors and poll clerks, filled 088 oflioes generally with Tammany democrats and Tam- many repubilcana, meaning to rob the honest citizens of their suf'rage, and when an honest man was duly appointed NEW YORK HERALD, ‘WEDNESDAY, NUVEMBKK 2, 18TL—TRIPLE SHEET. [ian dah tae me ci Personal Intelligence. Count M, Diedusayky, of Prussia, 18 at the Metro- olttan Hotel. Rear Admiral H. Walke, of the United States at the New York Hotel. Genera! J. Boughton, of Albany, ia stopping at the @eand Central Hotel. Ben Field, of Albion, has temporary quarters at whe Fifth Avenue Hotel. Ex-Mayor George Innis, of Pougukeepsie, 18 stop- sel Byes Genoa, Is stopping at whe St. Leaner Leaf, of Reading, Pa., atthe Astor House. P. Diaz de Rivero, of the Spanish Legation, el jotel. Er age genres ge Fifth regiment of cavairy, Bnited States Army, 18 at the Fiith Avenue Votes wees : Generali A. EK. Burnside, ex-Governor of Rhode Island, yesterday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hote). General J. EK. C. Lee, of the United States Army, is stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. Senator Sumner lett the Brevoort House for Washington jate on Monday night. E. D. Wooster, of Albany, is at the Hoffman Honse, Mr. Wooster is the Treasurer of the New York Central Rauroad. J. ©, Bowring and ten Japanese youths In his charge yesterday arrived at the Hoffman House, They are en route to England, where the youths are to be educated to fill positions whose dues require Intelligent administration in their own country, Mr. Bowring is soon to return to Japan and take charge of other parties of students who are to be educated in foreign countries. Governor Hoffman, Mra, and Miss Hoffman, and General Robert L. Banks, of the Governor's staff, arrived at the Everett House last evening, The late- ness of the hour of their arrival prevented them from being present at the grand ball at the Navy Yara. ©., 18 & BO- is domiciled FIRE IN WASHINCTOV MARKET, Deputy Comptroiier, used bis whole power and iniinence to Ee him entering upon tue duties of that office, and that ored at every step to thw: defeat the t and veople to discover and punish those who ha deen engaged under his auspices in plundering the elty try, we demand hie imme:tiate reatcnation, Bikesoived, That if the Mayor shall continue to defy the ex- Press will of the people, and shall persist in retafniug hin oficial position, the Committee on Le: be instructed to prepare and present t mediately on ste meeting, an act which font and effectual to xemove him at once wilhout waiting for the compiction of -ahe new charter or other remedial measures, RESIGNATION OF COLONEL STEBRINS AS 4 MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY, The following is Colonel Hoeury G, Stebbins’ letter of resignation referred to above New York, Nov, 23, 1871. hon, WiewtaM F. Haveweyrn, Vice Chairm: Dran Stw—At the last meeting of the Committee of Seventy I announced that the Mayor bad tendered me the ‘ollice of Commixsioner of Public Parka and that I feitit to be my duty to the city und to the Commutt to accept appointment, als the ‘same 1 ehould regard myself as re of the Riate-to meet designs in respect to the that nt partments of the city govern ment. 1 also notified t ¢ that when T had take te oath of office of Com ner I should tender my resig- on as a memPer. * Naving been duly qualified as Commissioner, and having been elected Fresldent of the Board of Public Karke, 7, Wirough you, desire ty exeoute the pur? duly announced, and reapectfully tender niy resignation, notwithstanding the apanimoug opinion éxpiense: wi the last meeting, so grate. ful to my feelings, that my acceptance of the oflice of ‘Park Commissioner Would not fneompatibie with my tion Bs A meruber of thig committee. Iam confident, nd fees that you mu equally #0, that a mem: ‘ber of the ‘city government ought’ not to _ ait tm thie cominittee, Constdering its alms and purposes, You will, therefore, kindly and promplly accept my resignation, Jeaving me to co-opefate with you, which I shall earnestly and faithfully do, Carrying ont th great objects you have ‘Uhus far go succesfully insagurated and triumphantly vin- beanie ‘eeling most sincere sympath; Jabors, and thanking you for’ the unilorm court eay and eupe pe idew oe 4o me during ia whole existence of the com- wi mw, Very respectfully yours ia HENRY G. STEBBINS, in the enecess of your NNOLLY’S CAPTURE. Tho Privoner of State Still sojourning atthe New York Hotel—The ‘Fall Ameant of Bail Not Yet Secured. Te was generally supposed that ‘ex-Comptroier Lonnolly would yesterday find dail enongh to sat- Asfy all that couki possibly be required of him; wut, Although sympathizers called in large numbers, tere were bul two additional who agreed to go on sne bond. All of those who were mentioned “dn the HERALD of yesterfuy as among the bonds- wen qualified except twa, and these having Yailea to justify up tq miuanight last night it was deemed advisable to drop them from the roll. To- day there ts some $500,000 lacking, alLaough the ex- ‘Comptrolier’s friends aye hopeiul of securing the tnordinate amount of bali, Yesterday afternoon and eveulng large numbers of friends and oficials | called, and all were courtcously recetved by the | Comptroller, the denaties in charge and by others, except by the curly-heaaed son-in-law and “heavy” symmath?zer, who thought tt very fanny to Wmeult the Bewspy.per men. It is expected that by noon to day the prisoner of state will Lave secured ‘the fuli aweunvor bail. THE BURNED STEAMER. “The Ovroner’s Jury Investigating the Cause ef tee Fire and the Subsequent Lose of Life—Pestimeny of the Officers, Norwicn, Conn., Nov. 28, 1871. ‘The mvestigation by the jury of the cause of the Bre on the steamer City of New London commenced ‘his evening. The jury is composed of H. H. Osgood, foreman; Allen Fenny, clerk; Joseph H. Lovell, 8 T. C. Merwin, James Ritchie, Wiliam k. Whaley’s four witnesses were examined, viz.:— the captain, the frst mate, the first pitot and the rkey enginecr. Witham Dodge, first mate, testified in regard to Me tip of the steamer from New York and the | discovery and supposed extinction of the first fire at Comstock’s whar!, His testimony agreed with the accounts already published, except as to the origin of the fire, of which he knew nothing, regard to the second fire he said:— At davlight got up anchor and was clearmg up for- Ward when 1 heard a noise on the lower deck, 1 @aid, “Is there another fire?” and, looking down she gangway, ] saw a light; ran down at once, but weiore I got there the nose was laid and the donkey Puinp sarted. The fire was thirty feet from the i Kitenen, where the first fire broke ont, and new the other wangway. Norton, donkey | en, » hed tue main pipe # momout } whim he said, “This is too sufocadng,”’ avi | took the pipe.and held it a few minutes, and then had to ray away on iy hands and knees. Most every | one ; ad by this time ieft the boat. I met Ewen, | pilot, and Baker. cngineer, and sald, “What is to be done vr? They said, we cau only ave ourselves.” { (Here follow the patticuiers of the escape from the | Wreck already publisied.) The treignt was stored | aD the SARZWAY, & passage way was lett deiween | the side V-of the hoat and the freight; the fre was in the gan tway, where for about thirty fect there was | no pass. We way and on the opposite side of the | ireight ) yom the kitcnen; the freight there was cot- ton, woo! "and groceries; apparenuy the two tires could ha Ye had nO connection; the Lost was in mow WB when tm Gre broke out: cot jon was stored Witlin @& foot oO! the side | of the Bitenen; there was a deck hand on watch | Bal night: ine regular deck watehnan was not on. ard. The testimony of the others war marly corr: Worstive. It was ejic, Fed that none of the witnesses knew he cause of the Ore or had any theory as to ihe Almost Another Chicago Conflagration in West Washington Market—Profuse Display and Destraction ef Thanksgiving Offerings— A Warning Usheeded—Loss $1,500. A fire was discovered about twelve o'clock last night in the standa Nos. 223, 224 and 225 Merchants’ row, West Washington Market, oc- cupied by Messrs, McCready & Siebert, butchers, ‘The Ore started in the loft over the stand, used for storage, and spread southwardly to stauds Nos, 220 and 231 Fulton row, occupied by Messrs, McCarthy and Mr, John Harrington, butchers and produce dealers, The speedy arrival of the firemen, police, including a detail from the Fifth precinct, under Sergeant Deshay, and the Insurance Patrol, under Chief Perley, was the means of preventing a most disastrous spread of the flames, which had already made alarming headway. ‘the peculiar construction of this market is well known to the readers of tue HetaLo throu t efforts for its removal An Anat cite ne low, unpainted ooden sheds, one story nigh, cov ering = rest extent of most va'uable territory, offers a@ tempting opening © the incendiary fiends who throng every city, ‘The stands have wooden roofs for the most part, Fortunately the roofs of the stands burned were of tin, and this, and the light wind prevailing at the tine, Will partially explain the check upon the flames, The stock was damaged about $500 and the buildings between $500 anc $1,000, mostiy cov- ered by insurance, although no precise amounts could be ascertained, ‘The old beldams who Intest the market will have a golden opportunity of pick- ing up several days’ rations tis morning. OBITUARY. Capticin William A. Howard, United Atatce Revenue Marine. The above named oicer died at the Vilage or Greenport, L. L, on the 18th inst., after enduriny a severe illuess of a few months’ duration, Ht was captain in the United States Revenue Marine, and heid the commission of colonel of the Thirteenth regiment of New York artillery, United States Volunteers, during the war, Captain, Howard was a distinguished oiicer, a man who spent a very active Iife. He was vorn in ths Btute uf Muse, Mm the year 1807. Before entering Use navy he distin- guished himself ax a lad by leading au expedition to cut out and rescue an Amertcan vessel from the British authorities, The vessel was seized by the Eugush for intvmging the Fishery laws, At the age of seventeen he entered the United Staves Navy. In 1828 he resigned Nis commission in the navy to re- ceive a appointed to the command at the age of twenty-one. Ifis services were successful in saving and assisting vessels In distress on the coast of New England, in appreciation of which the merchants of Boston pre- sented jum with a valuable service of silver. 1848 the German Confederacy app he there constructed @ navy yard and dock, and remained in charge until the breaking up of the feet. At the commencement of the late American war Captain Howard raised a regiment of marine artillery, which was attached to the Barnside expedition. Keturning North he com- menced organizing in New York a new regiment ot heavy artillery, and raised 2,500 men, who were de- tailed to active service with the Army Of the Jame: Colonel Howard commanding the defences aroun: Portsmouth and Norfolk. Atthe close of the war the Covonel resumed his commission in the Revenue Marine, visiting every port where Custom House duties Were collected throughout the Union, travel- lng 40,000 miles in fourteen months, and was then by government detailed on special duty and sent to Alaska to hoist the American flag over our new pos- sessions there. ‘The last service of Captain Howard to the government was the superintending last year of the builamg in New York of several steam Jaunches for the Revenue Marine, ‘lot eof Saxony. Herman Lindeman, editor of the Zeitung, died at Jeferson City, Mo., On the 26th inst, Mr. .inde- man edited the Dresden Gazette im 1849, and was sentenced to th for connection with the insnr- Tection, but escaped to the United States, Hon. W. Millward, M. C. Hon. Wiliam Millward, formerly member of Con- ee s from the Fourth district of Philadelphia, and ited States Marshal during the war, died yes day morning at Kirkwood, Delaware. JUDGE BROOKS AND THE KU KLUX. Toited States Cireult Cow Adjourned Raleigh and the Trial pend RaLgicn, Nov. 28, 1871. The United States Circuit Court met yesterday it was understood, especially for the triat of the Ku Kiex cases, District Judge Brooks presiding, for some reason His Honor postponed all the Ku Kinx cases until the next term of the Court, requiring those who had given bonds for their appearance to renew them, ‘This action was considered by many harsh, as there ure in Allamance county several hundred persons, as alleged, Ku Kiux, and wito witnesses against them who have come from a considerable distance | St great expense to themselves. Judge Brooks states he does not wish to proceed with these trials until Judge Boon, of the Circuit Court, who 18 Dow at Columbia, is with him. The Washingvon, the object being to kee alarmed and summer aud fall. rigin, The | Wat's certificate for carrying passen- anit ‘ w 4 bere date’ October v4, 1871, and called for | THE PACIFIC OOAST. sixty life-preseWvers. There were 126 on board, -—— stowed under af vieroryn the siaterc ine aud | Heported Lowe of the American Bark Llye— verths, but it wa fupoasible to gei them owing to | ¢, th ‘ . = Tapia AMT ot the fire ihe tour teats | Comfrmution of the Murder of Mire Lovinu, on the steamers which Dad been lowered | of the Wheeler's Expedition. three weeks prewions and found to be in SAN FRaNCISOO, Nov. 28, Js71. good order. Zhe witnesses ayreed that tn five minnue evan second fre broke out every obe Was obliged t leave the steamer. Band fo San Francisco, has heen i is feared that the bark Live Yankee, from Port lost The ipvesugsuon Wes AejOUrLEd Nnt!) to-morrow | ppard. “She Ginited States Tastriot Inepector of Steam. | Huss bee ralmng Weavily on thir coast of lute. boats commetoes an inyestigation at New London | Plowmg has commenced in ali parts of the State, to-morrow. c ‘The search far the body @& William 7. Noxton con tinnes With a diver, TELEGRAPH ) an ip Orontes,. wit ese, salled from Balifas Pleven hondsed dollars were rained ) at Halifax on Sunday iaat Lov the Chi A man nemed Wilson, jiring on nd, near Aeavenwortb, Kagsas, thot his (wo sor yostercay, Fatally. Luke Smtih, of Shepleigh, Me. tot and Agrerely, 'i not |, injured bis two eons, while under the yofivence of | on Supaay last, at Lewiston, Me. sini jet been Pound over for trial io January next The passenger train from Lowell to Pramingham‘oo Mov. 5 H eptunens burehes one | cy yor, into a yoke of omen, and the engine wee (hrown off Ne ince, ‘The engineer, George Tyler, was badly sagen. Sawer! passengers were aifghtiy Uruised. Masriow T. Yerkes, father of the broker implicated in de® . eNng the Pha ciple colts ‘trong, as resigned the ey of the Keasi fationa’ Bank, aot George A, Landen ae een ebeoted fo Hse. vacancy. iN | of Mr. Loring by Apaches ag Wickenburg, | | | Lieutenant Governor, resuited in the cho} } Heavy snow storms have prevailed al) along the } | valiroad through } Colorado, and trains heve bet acquence. Nevada, Btah, Wyoming and } en. benind time ip con. | M. Richardson, au st belouing to Wheeler's expedition, lias arrived here, and contirms the mur- TiZ@iha. ‘The #eotion for State Senotor in San Luis, Obispo county, 10 sdcceed K, Pacheco, who has been elecied of | James Vannes, democrat, which gives the siemo- Crats a Clegér majority in the Senate™ Cas Hortees Pea Tanemington Terfitory favors ern Pacitic Railroad in te ny Riana ad 1U a suit involving the jonn Foster, a rough, who abducted a count ir} from Salem, Oregon, and after s ducing ner lott her in & house of iftfaine in Portland, has been sen- tenced to three yeara in the State Prison. The discovery of a sinver — Astoria, Ore | | Mon, 1b CaukIng Much exyilene: yraincy im the Revenue Marine, being | In pointed him second | in command Of the feet on the Weser, at Brake, and | | at real Supposed reason for the contimuance of the | cases, however, 18 said to be instractions from | p the peo le | disturbed unui! after the elections next | 1870, 1871. 1870. 1871, 3A. M. 49 39 ade M. Bt 20 29 ‘age temperature yest Ayerage temperature tor last year. ‘ 8 HERALD AND ALESIS. {Vrom the Montreal Gazette, Nov, 27.) ‘Tbe arrival of the Russian Grand Deke Alexis off Saudy Hook tu the trigate Svetiana, wox place on | Saturday night. On the following morning, while | all the other papers of New York | plaints and laments with all on | . | praise, aud probavly has never | the whole hustory 0: joarnailem, THE PREVAILING STORMS. The State ‘et the Weather in the States and the Dominion Yesterday—Winter’s Warn- ings Early and Severe. — ree wn degree velo taro . y Piigbssieree st iver 8& ‘Charles is frezen over. Down East. 3 Eastront, Me., Nov. 28 1871. el dest ever Know ‘The weather at present is the col = here in November. The thermometer stands five de- grees below zero. BANGOR, Me., NDv. 28 1871. ‘The weather changed suddenly yesterday and last night trom warm to extreme cold. At one o'clock the thermometer was ten de- trees Bere zero, at sunrise at ZOO, Bad now (one urteen deg sy P.M.) IE stands ar TOM GM, Men, NOM. 28, 1875 At Lincoln at sunrise to-day it was four degrees Bir abies vero, a” Chafee’ “Bs during the night, New York State. POUGHKEEPSIE, Nov. 28, 1871. Freighters are alarmed at the sudden cold. This morning, at six o'clock, the mercury in the ther- mometer marked eight degrees above zero; at noon, fifteen avove; at three Pp. M., ten, and at nightfall, eight again. All the bays and fats for a distance of one hundred miles on the Hudson are choked with sharp new ice, and news Is hourly expected of the closing of the Dela- ware and Hudson Canal, The windjis blowing strong aud biting cold from the northwest, and the river is filied with sail vessels bound north for “last DRIGHAM’S LAND. The Great Polygamic Chief's Trial to Commence on Monday—His Counsel “‘Objec ’—'The Ap- parition of the Murdered Man Back Facing the Accused Eldere—A Short String of Pourquois. Sau LAKE, Crty, Utah, Nov. 27, 1871. In the Court this morming the case of Brigham Young, for lewd and lascivious cohabitation, was called up, and, upon a motion of the prosecuting attorney, was ordered for trial] next Monday, Mr. Hempsted, for the defence, protested against this order, on the ground that it would be impossi- ble to have his chent here at such short notice. He asked for two weeks, which request was refused. H, B, Clawson and 0, EB, Bates, Who were brought up on the same charge, tiled a plea in abatement founded upon the illegality of the Grand Jury, which was overrulea, Henry Lawrence, indicted for the same offence, who was ordered to plead to-day, could not appear, on account of sickness. Upon the charge against Brigham Young, William poeon. Me Moacham, Simou Dutton, G, D. Grant, Porter Rock wen and William Kimball for the mur- der of Bnek, at Warm Springs, In 1857, the Court 18 "engaged in hearing tne motion of Mr. Hemp- Sted tO due eno andiccment, on the following grounds:—first, that te . Jury improperly designated the offence a8 murder iN he «5 degree; second, that there is no proper description ve the defendants; turd, that there is no cer- tainty m= the allegation of the date of the offence; fourm, that the deceased is not alleged to have been alive at vhe thine of the alleged murder; fith, that there is no allegation that the defendants freight.” Ice 18 making all the time, and at this rate Albany steamers wili soon have heavy tightung in the narrow Works above Hudson. ALBANY, Nov. 28, 1871. The thermometer has stood at from cight to ten degrees anove zero all day. Ronpovt, N, Y., Nov, 28, 1871. ‘The weather here 1s intensely cold, It is antict- pated that the Delaware and Hudson Canal will close by December 2. Between five and six hun- dred boats are on the canal between here and Honesdale, many of them unmioaded. No more per- mits will be issued here, UTICA, Nov. 28, 1871. A telegram from Utica to the Auditor of the Canal Department at Albany says the ice causes bother at the locks, and one from Fort Edward says the ice in the canal is half an inch thick, Along the Union and Northern Pavifis Waii- road. EYENNE, W, T., Nov. 27, 1871, The Union P; ic passenger train, due here yos- terday noon, arrived at quarter of four P, M, to- day, twenty-seven hours late, The snow is very deep in the cuts, MILWAUERE, Nov, 28, 1871. Reports from the Northern Pacific Railroad say ; the thermometer is down to twenty-three degrees | verg pnd heavy winds are prevailing, T)\ below “ro pi p ee) trains are stoped DY the drifting snow. aud the telegraph wires are s7Ken in a number OF places, In Utah Territory.” SALT LAKE Crry, Utah, Nov. 2%, 1971, A despatch from Little Cottonwood to day “ays the snow on 4 level 8 about six fect deep, ‘ana the storm continues, The residents of Alt, gjty nave to lig thelr way in and out of thelr #, we}; Of the honses are buried in the S"owr” tng ARDY. Ayoung man named Jenkins was buried by a snow sude on Wednesday ast near the mouth of the Weltingtua Mine. | ‘the body was dug out by the miners and buried % Thursday morning, Several of the miners, Wate at work for the body, were caugnt in sides and escaped with difficulty, A turious ®jow storm ts raging here to-day, The canyon 18 supposed to beentirely blocked. No com- municaton has beea hua since yesterday morning, Snow Storm Over the Country, WASHINGTON, Nov. 28, 1871, The following, collated from despatches received at the Sigual Onice up to seven o'clock this evening, will be found of interast:—Snew has been falling since eiyht o'clock this morning at Cleveland, Ohio, and St. Paul, Minn, Snow also fell this morning at vuluth, Minn; Grand Haven, Mich; Mil- wankee, Wis.; Oswego, N. Y., and Rochester, NY. At five o'clock this evening it was snowing at Chicago, Ill, Davenport, Towa; Aba, Micn., and at Toledo, Ohio, At Bur- lington, Vt.. this rogice tered ohe degree below zero, and at Montreal, Can- ada, two degrees below zero, with the wind from the northwest blowing at a velocity of eighty miles an hour, In ts city, at half-past four this aiternoon, the thermometer registered thirty-tive degrees, but about five o’clock the temperature moderated considerably, and shortly afterwards snow began to fall, the first of the season, The snow melted as it fell, but at this time the ground is quite white, giving the streets a wintry appear. ance, » THE WEATHER REPORT. Wan DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CUIRF STGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D, C., Nov, 29—1 A, M. | Synopsis Jor (he Past Twen'y-four Hours, ‘the area of high pressure, which was, Mon- day right, approaching Minnesota and Lake Superior, has extended southward to ar. kansas and Castward over the lakes, but the pressure has falien on the lower lakes, Middle end Eastern States quring the aay. The hemisphere has risen slightly over this latter region, and snow is now falling yery generally from Michigan aud Lak Erie Southeastwara, tnrning to sleet, Ran prevajis in Southern Mississippi. Increasing northwest winds, with cold, clear weather, extends eastward to Lake Superior and becomes fresh in Northern Texas, Rain-continues on the California coast. Probabilities. The barometer will probably rise on Wednesday rapidly over the Missiesipp! ‘Valley and the lower lakes, with increasing northerly winds and j clear or clearing weather; falling tempera. | ture and = northwest winds in the Guif | States, with cloudy weather clearing away in the afternoon. The area of snow and sicet extend northeastward over New England, leaving cloudy weather {rom New York to Virginla, with north- ‘west winds, i Warning Signals Ordered, Cautionary signals continue to-night at Milwau- kee, Chicago, Grand Haven, ‘Yoledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester and Oswego, and are ordered for | Detroit. The Weather In This City Yesterday. ‘The following record will show the changes iu the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in comparison with tbe corresponding day of last year as indicated by the thermometer at Nudnuiva | Pharmacy, Heratp Building, corner of ann street: ontained com lhe tardiness of ihe Russian feet, the HYR4LD hada full account of the arrival, the special hews yach« of tat Journal having gained the intelligence in advance of all ite contemporaries, Such enterprise ie certainly deserving of the highest been surpassed in : Chronicle, No Whatever may be the opinion of the public in te gard to We stability of character of the New Yore HERALD, a8 @ Dewspayer it must ravk nomber one On Monday morning last {t gave ua the exclusive news of the arrival of the Grand Duke Alexis— whose coming for the past three weeks has been 80 anxiously jooked for—by means of Ita steam | yachts, Herald and Jeannette, which are kept con+ stantly cruising at the entrance to lower New York Bay. At half-past eleven on Satnrday night tho } i conspired together, or that they were present, aid- ing and abetting, or were accessories before tue fact of the killing of Buck; sixth, the imsuficient de. scription of the means by which the killing was ef- fected; seventh, that the nimes of the witnesses are not endorsed upon the indictment as required by statute. Ivis said by Overton's friends that he will with- draw the charge against Woodman and others of abducting bis daughter, The new Catholic Church of St. Mary Magdalene, in this city, was dedicated to-day with imposing ‘The British brig Emily, Cant from Shields, 1 coumgned to SL’ Merchant & Co (not as before reported). Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND soUuTH Steamship Wamentta, Fish, New Bedford for New York, aoe ain arenes arta for New York By Alt a rma for be Bris Aitaraita Ci, Deruler jiockiand, NB, for New atone to ok aig atop, Sait Bangor for New York, with lumber, Oke. to Hol ‘Aquldneck, Connolly, Providence for New York. ie Geo We Micharte cays, WGhaimers: At Joke, NB, for , with lumber to PT Nevius & Sons, a A Ea rae St John, Ni, ior New York, with Jumber to Jed Frye 0. x "Schr Potomac, Harvey, Bangor tor New York, with lumber ‘ler. i weschrs & Thompson, Hull, Portland for New York, with stone to order. = . * Sehr Idaho, Davis, Portland for New York, with lumber to master, Schr L F Wright, Maraden, Rockland for New York, with lime to order. ‘ Schr DM French, Childs, Rockport for New York, with stone to order, 5 Schr Ella Yrancis, suger, Calats for New York, with lum- Schr July Fourth, Thayer, Bangor for New York, With ver to Sim) Clapp. Mache B. Berman aa er, Rockport for New York, with im &.Co, rr ‘Thorndyke, Hall, Rockland for New York, with lime, to Candy d Preasy. Sebr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, Calais for New York, with Jumber; to Shnpson & Clapp, Schr George F Prescott, Mille, Vinathaven for Philadel- phia. Sehr AJ Heraty, stone, to Oadetter & Sehr Louler ‘Newton, with lumber, to 0 E Sehr Treasure, Tay widence for New York. Sehr Fannie Hanmer, Cook, Nantucket for Pbiiadelphia. Schr Copia, West, Somerset for New York. Schr Ena L Porter, Fox, Bristol for New York. Schr Wind, Sullivan, Norwich for Trenton, Schr Hester, Davis, Port Chester for New York, Schr Maria P Hearn, Hull, New Rochelle for Ne Sear Whistler, Keela, Taunton tor New York. Schr Village Queen, Conkling, Warebam for Baltimore, Schr A Sawyer, Wall, Providence for New York. Schr Chancellor, Smith, New Haven for New York. Schr Nelson Harvey, Bearse, Provitence for New York. Sehr Plymouth Rock, Parker, Boston for New York. Sehr Cohasset, Bennett, Bangor for Philade'phia, ir ©) ailenge. Prbicnore, ew. are fo Now Vork. : few Haven (or New Tork, Schr Eunma'Kistabsin, Smith, Newport for, Pik Schr Almira, Hogerman, Glen Cove for Weeb: Schr W'W lireinard, Tribb'e, New Haven for Schr Julia Crawt Danveraport. for fehe Wilars Galion ry Sear Salne Burton, Pi mer, Sebr D Nedaon, Heraty, Cape Ann for New York, with Co, wwitiaras, Garuiner for New York, fol w York. St Stamford for New York, Rohr Asher 8 Parker, Carpenter, Gien Cove for New York, Schr Thomas Jesferson, Roach, Stamford for New York. BOUND East, Steamehin Nereus. Rearse. New York for Boston. nm, Burger, New York tor Siamford. ‘ r Ferry, Murphy, New York tor (len Cove, Schr Oceanus, Satterlee, Washington, DC, for New Ha- ven. Scbr FB 1 Barnes, Avery, Alexandria for New Haven, Schr K J Hoyt, Arnold, Baitimore for New Haven. Sehr BJ Irwin, Johnson, Philadelphia for Boston, Schr Peli 8 © ‘ought, Halleck, New York for Oyster Bay. Sehr E © Lenon, € armocy, New York for Boston, Sehr 8 A ieed, Arnold, Néw York for Hartford, Sehr Sabine, Kelly, New York for Bi ceremon Archbishop Alemany, of San Fran- cisco, oMciated. The number of Roman Catholics in the city 18 eatimated at three hundred, SU1OIDE OF A PRINTER, About eleven o’vlock last night John Ronan, @ printer, aged thirty-eight years, residing at 131 Madison street, committed suicide by hanging him- self to a hook ona shelf av the above number. He was cut down by Gaptain Murphy, of the Seventh precinct. On his person was found $92 in money and a silver watch and chain, The Coroner has been notified and will hold an ihquest to-aay VIEWS OF THE PAST. NOVEMBER 29, 1870—A_sortte was made from Paris by a large force; its result was somewhat favorable to {ne French, 1830—Revolution commenced In Warsaw, Poland. 1814—The London Times tirst printed 'by steam power, 1580—Cardinal Wolsey aicd. SHIPPING NEWS. Aloanay for New York -—T 7 03 | Moon rises....eve 6 31 434] High water.morn 9 41 OCEAN STREAMERS. — DATES OF DKPARTURZ FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER. Offca, 29 Broadway, 7 Bowling Green 17 Bowling Green 168 Broadway, 19 Broaaway, ‘9 Broadway. Day. Sun rises.. Sun sets, . Britani Vilie de Paris, Oceanie.. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 28, 1871, CLEARED, Steamship Scotia (Br), Lott, Liverpoo! ria Queenstown —C G Francklyn, ahteamenty Idabo (Br), Price, Liverpool—Williams & ion, Steamship Trinidad (Sp), Menandez, Havana—C Latassa 0. Steamehip Charles W Lord, Rogers, Havava—J E Ward D0. Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & “Sten manip, James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—H R lorgan Steamahip ‘Wm P Clyde, Drew, Norfolk, Cliy Poti Rightond Washingion hee, Nocfote, y ieren mship Aibemarie, Smith, ‘orfolk, ity Point and Richmond—Oid Dominion Steamshiv Go. 7 = Isaac Bell, Blakeman, Norfolk—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Bteamshin Nereus. dearse. Boston—H F Dimock. Bark Norsk Fing (Nor), Nielsen, Queensiown of Falmou‘h —Wenot, Tetens & Bockmann, Bark Gessner (NG), Christoffers, Bremen—H Koop & Co. 4g Rar Geo B Covert (Br), Partelow, Havre—George i Cook Co. Barn Ada Gray, Race, Buenos Ayres—Joan Norton, Jr, & Bark Carib, Townsend, 8t Crolx—P Hanford & Co. Ld Lothair (Br), Brown, Sydney, CB—International Coal Co, = rd, Nichols, Galveston—Howiand & Aspin- wall. Brig Spring Bird (Br), Thomas, Potat-a-Pitre—Peniston & Z Brie Daniel Trowbridge, Rogers, Port Spain—D Trowbridge No. Sehr AB 5 dere Botize—B J Wenberg, Schr Ella Hay, Jetlison, araguer—W Ray. Schr Martha Maria, Veazie, Falmouth, Ja—A H Solomon CO. Schr Mayflower (Br), Parker, Windsor, NS—Crandail, Berteaux 4 Co. Schr Louisa Smith, Miller, Jncksonville-—W Ray. ‘an Brunt & Co. ‘Sehr Ab! Lord, Jacksonville: Schr Catharine A Johnson, Harris, Washington, NC—E K inman, ScbrIda Richardson, Burdell, Richmond—Evans, Ball & 0. Scbr Lavinia F Warren, Johnson, Norfolk—Snow & Rich- ardaon. Schr'6,8 Buckinsham, Joues, Portland —Rackett & Bro, weichr Admiral Biake, Chase, New Belford—Ferguron & ‘ood. Schr Florence, Latham, Stonington—M Briggs & Co, Sloop Agent, Itart, Bridgepori— Rackett & ra. Steamer mstovk, Drake, Philadelphia, mers, Davis, Phitadelpois, Fata, Philadelphia. 8, Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. REVORIE) BY THE HERALD STEAM YAacuTS Steamship Oceanic (Br), Thompson, Liverpool Nov 16, via Quee 7th, with mdse an | passengers, tod H Sparks, Pxpe ccession of WNIV gales aimost the entire passage ; night of 26th had # hurricane, Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Havana Nov 28, with indse and passengers, to F Alexandre & Sone, Had tine entire passage; Nov 28, 10 PM, John Sterrett, years Of ace, died, aud was buried at nea on f mpasseng the dithaat amahip Magnolia, Fatmer, Sevannan Nov 9, with mine anil passenuers, to WR Garriso Steamamip Champion, Lockwood, Charleston Nov 98, with mano and passengers, to 1} it Morgun & Co. jel, teamsnip Inuac Norfollt, with mise Steamship Co takeman, Richmond, City Pomt and Dusaengere, to the ‘Ol Dominion Steamsnip Wyanoke, Bourne, Novfolk, with mdse and pas: sengera. to Old Dominion Stearalito ¢ bie hip Kattieanake, Brewe Sbip Eurydice Br), Bennett, € Meads Aug Land Si lielena Oct 13, with Had fine weather throughout was 14 Sood Hope, wit very | ¥, Philadelphia for Boston, jentta July 30 and Land po of alms, and rornded et ui In lon 28 W; Now ip Arracan (NG) from Iquique 3 D Afighan (Br), Barclay, Liverpool 54 daya, with mas L Wright & Co. Had heury westerly gules to tie mm thence id days, with light eaeteriy wiuds and jateside (Br), Sten peor Livperpool, Oct 14, with muse, lo Win Neiou, Jr. Had beavy westerly the Hanks; from thence Mdays, with moderate ; 85 .N. Jon 84 W, exchanved sienais with bark Re- ‘roma Liverpool for New York, The Gate- ancl tthe Southwest spit. Bark Adamo (Ital), Seconda, Limerick, 60 days, in bailast, to order. Had heavy weatorly gala mort ol the passage, The Adaina is anchored at the Sonthwest Spit for orders, bark Adler (NG), N in, Philadelphia S days, in bal- jast, to Funob, & Co, Brig Torrid Zone (Br), Kirkham, Demarara 98 days, with sugar to order—vessel to Bruce & Have been 10 days N of Hatioras with heavy W and NW gales; lost and split sails; Rov v2, off Hatt , vessel laborin, eavily, worked chain bolts loons, can the ¥ ! to leak aiightly, Brig Jntiet C Clark, Moore, Matanzas # days, with sugar to Younge, Smith & CO—vessel to Thompson & Hunter. Had fine weather; 3 daye N of Hatteras, Brig Adila BP) ‘abot, Matanzas 14 days, in baliast, to B Puit 400, Had’ tine weather; wae 6 daya norin of Mate teras, sehr George Wa. Sherlock, Baracoa 1) daya, with wl to E Puig &@Co. Novi, hada erate woather. 1) daya, with lom- trait to Wm Doug's ather ; been Oday: heavy galefrom SE: & Schr Elvira, ber, to Chase, norlh of Hatta Russian frigate Svetiana was sighted by the steam yacit Herald, and at hall-past one & special mes- senger was speeding toward ghe HRRALD office in a Carriage, the report having beeprepared on board. When the Sunday morning papers appeared the ASERALD wae the only paper that contained any I- Hedigepoe of the arrival of Alexiue y Schr Annie Whitmore, Hawkins, Virginia, Schr Suganna, Woodman, Virginia. Senr Jane Emson, Van Clie!, Georgetown, Kate Robinson, Pendieton, Baltimore pe. for Warebam. Bebr Joseph Nickerson, Bleight, Baltimore for Bridgeport. Sehr 1.0 Bunith, acon, Phitadeiphia for Boston, Rohr Bellwood, Diokinaon, Georgetown, DO, ReTURNED—Suip Confidence, Patterson, hence for Liver- ‘on the ¥étn Joat, to Wa Nelson, Jr.’ Retarned on ac Fount ot Dole Veo crap 10 wreseed 0 be vOvAge, Sehr Mountain Laurel, Jenks, Hoboken for Boston. Sehr Liberty, Johnaon, Elizabethport tor Providence, thea, Hill, Elzabethport for New London, Schr John D Bnckalew, Shropshire, New York for New laven, Scht Realing Railroud No 48, Eaton, Trenton for New javen, " Schr M Hatch, Hatch, Port Johnaon for Providence. Schr L Edwards, Edwards, Baltimore tor New Haven. Rehr Robert Felter, James, Fire Island for Fairhaven, ‘hr Galota, Kennfaton, Elizabethport for Providence. hr Hudson, Chase, Port Johnson for Fall River. Schr Artist, Forrester, New York for Somerset. Schr Charles Delamater, Elizabethnort for Providence. Schr Julia Ann, Jones, Elizabethport for Bridgeport. Schr Georce Kane, Elizabethport for New Haven. Schr 1H Borden, ‘Atwood, New York for Fall River, Sehr Cornelia, Carroll, Blzabeihpart for Providence. Schr Celeste, rew erst “atany Ronen FRA Schr Lewis Baker, For — oy Fs iehaven, o Bt w York for Fall River. SAILED, Steamebips Aliemannia, Hamburg; Leo, Savannah ; Jam: Adger, Charleston; Win’ P Clyde, ‘aud’ Albemarie, Rich- rt. Wind at sunset NB, light, Marine Disasters. BARK CLANSNAN (Br), Mary, at Phi'adelphia from Liver- pool, had very rongh weather the entire passage; iost some sails, stove boat, and sustained other damage. BRIG GEORGE ANN (Br), Johnstone, from Boston Nov 10 for Cork, witb grain in bulk, was atandoned at sea 1th; crew saved rk Village Belle, from Londonderry, and landed at Bullimore 26th, Bria Cutauorazo, from Boston for Philadelphia, which dragged ashore at Goat Island, was hauled off AM of 26th inet by steamer Whatcheer, without damage, and anchored in the outer harbor of Newvort. Bria MARY A DAvis—The second mate and two of the crew of the brig cee Davis, of Portland, before reported wrecked, arrived at Lewes, Del, 24th inst, in the brig John Chrystal, from Arecibo. ‘The crew of theM A Davis were resauea by the brig Manlius. Scum DriMonr (of Portland), Gales, at St Pierre, Mart, Slat alt, from Baltimore, reports Uct 18, lat 83 40, lon 69 48, picked up three men on @ part of a house of the ship Ponta: reil (or Newcastle, E), from Bombay for New York, which ‘vessel went down seven days before with 22 of the crew and 2passengers, The 8 survivors had eaten nothing for seven days but three small fish. SoNm SUBAN (ot Boston), Sherman, which arrived at Ba!- timore 20th inst from Providence, got'ashore in Chesapeake Bay and threw overboard a portion of her cargo, consisting of butta, &c, to get off, Rk 30V GOODWIN, Moore, arrived at New Bedford 26th ‘rom Newport, to repair, having been dismasied and otherwise damaged on Navtucket Shoals on the llth, as be- fore reported, Quxnnc, Nov7s—The ship Utago, at Tartiquo river, was burned to the water's etge. A telegrain from St Pierre, Mig, states that the ship Firth total wre Misceltancous. Weare under obligations to Purser J F Baldwin, of the steamship Cleopatra, from Havana, for the prompt delivery of our files. &c. Weare indebted to Purser J © Webb, of the steamship Magnolia, from Savannah, for favors, LAuNou--Mr Henry Steers will launch at 11 AM to-day from his yard at Greenpoint the steamer Gen McAlister. She was built for the United States government, to be used in dredging the bar at the mouth of the Missismpp! River, to improve the harbor ot New Orleans, Her dimensions are:— Length, 200 tet ; breadth, 40 feet; depth, 2 feet; tonnage, 90) tons. ‘ STRAMBIIIP SPAIN—The following is an abstract of the log of the National Steamship Company's steamship Spain, RW Grace commander, on her recent passage to New York, The exhibit shows au excellent run for tnis season of the year:— Nov 15, at 1:30 PM, tender left, and steamed slowly to the ar 2:15, passed north 16 lightship, and off full speed; tresh breeze and cloudy, 16th—Wind NNE; at 6:10 AM Ballycotton abeam ; 7:20, an- 13m Queenstown ; 10:15, ahead, full speed, to bea; Tight cl Wind westerly ; light breeze and hazy, Distance run, miles. 2ist—Wind NNW; fresh gale and heavy sea, Distance run, mi ‘92d—Wind NNW and W; fresh breezi * Distance ran, 304 mi dPapalacots tad ‘284—Wind WSW and NW; freesh breeze. Distance ran, 806 miles, M4tn—Wind variable; moderate broeze aud clear. Distance run, 908 miles. 2hth—Wind variable; frst part strong breeze and heavy fea, latter part moderate ; 12 M got pilot off Nantucket, Dis- tance run, 307 miles, 26th—At 12:30 AM anchored off Sandy Hook; at8 AM an- chored of Quarantine, LAUNCRED—Scbr Harry Con: rd of W O Nettleton, at Faira y onrad je a three-masted schr, of about 600 tons burden, and cost about $83,000, She will be commanded by Capt Rodney arker, und will go into the coal trade ior the Maryland Yoal CO, from the President of which sie takes her pamo. Ship Annabella (Br), Craig, from Liverpool for 8 Nov & iat 48 96, fond¢ ne sat hata raccod Bark Polly (br), Isbister, from Liverpool for Di x pe Ta! os Np etn canspebp ened valere (Br), Murray, from New York f Nov dO, tn Tuivke Palands Paawagee ere Forcign Ports. CARDENAS, Nov 18—Arrived, bark Kelpte (Br), Hi Liverpool ath sehirs CF Young, Richardson, Portiand Elizaberh (Br), Vaylor, Mobile; Adrin (Br), Pirpie, St John: “‘Sailed 20th, brig Maria A kerry, Berry, a port north of Hatwras, —Arrived, sehr Lilly of the Valley CURNFURGOS, Nov *. ived, brig Sullivan, Perry, Yon was launched from the Nov Th (Br), Leith, New Ori AVANA, Nov 18—Arri 19th, sebr Blizabeth A De Hart Lowe " ‘erry, Bwansea an i. mas Br), Se Youn, NBS Suds steatmenip Minsoniie Motion, weg York via Nassau; brig John M mags} Arnette, New York; schr St James, Saltam, Tabasco and Campeachy; 27th, peeamatp City of Merk Deakeu, Vera Craz (to sail for New York 2th). Safled 19th, brig Mersiwa, Waterhouse, New York; schr Thomas J Frazier, Plum, do: 20th, brig M Rey Holds, Simonson, Pepeacole; Hel, scbr Linda, ‘Newion, New OF. cans LIVERPOOL, Nov 2%—Asrived, sip John O Gaunt (Br), Greig, New York. MATANzAB, Nov 18--Arrived, brig Amelia Emma, Conlon, Portian’ PALERMO, Nov 4--Arrived, brig Eugenia, Larrabee, Bane or. Nv THOMAS, Nov 18—Sailed, aghr Nancy Smith, Boyd, 3 Mth, brig Marla White, Parker, Antigua, » Nov 18--Sailed, bark G de Zaldo, Miller, New Rosion ; AGO, Nov i—Sailed, bark Linde, Stewart, Port Royni, dam? Mth, brig Saguhta isp), Comer, St Turks Ish. Nov @—fa port a’ Hosion rived, lowding for Boston, American Porta, Nov 26—Ariived, scbr GU Morris, Enajvott, | PPONAUG, Geuecre DC, HOBTON, Nov 37—Arrived, bark Alexandrina, Br), Mitchel! Hi bigs BL Gear (By Doane, Delnarcra; Timo: Leland, and Marabaill Dutch, Turne ‘dacrabbie, Fs les: Neponeet, Wile ‘ rte Hover Foland, Ki 8 la Day, Corey, a Philadelphia: Sedona,’ Holnrgok Burgess, Port Johnson: J W Collin, Upton, Kiiza: n, Nickerson, Clinton, Point; Lookout Floyd; Salisbury ; Juliay Perry; Helene, Hammond, an Bride, Pearso: i; Gorge & Albert, Wood. ferguson ; Julin E Gamage, Fiteher, » Wilson, Rondout; Delaware, snow, New: brig Chariea Miller, bound in. Jennie Cushman, Smaller, Goree and a market; Bounding Billow, Re ew York ; brig Samuel Lindse?, Binal, Arpinwall, Salled—Suip Montava. 24h— Arrived, bark Helen Camphatl, from London* BALTIMORE, Nov 27—Arrived, brige Frances Janc, Jones, Rio Janeiro; Watch (Br), Robin, do; euler Ida A ‘Jayne, Ly Souder, Wooster, nite Stat dethpo Lamartin "8 Jayne, New Yor! Cleared-Steamabip Wm Kenn Foster, Boston via Norfolk; bark Aurora (Nor), Norbeay, Cork; scbra William Arthur, Hutehinson, Portland; George ns, Hail, and Py- a BRISTOL, Nov %—Arrived, schra Empire, age went Paani Yung, and samen Biackias, Krol lence for Ne ‘ork. ‘2th—-Sailed, schr Emma L Porter, Sparks, Philadelphia, BRIDGEVORT, Nov 27—Arrived, achra Petro, lais; AE Derrickson, Lynch, Cold Spring; and Escort, Rafford, New York; Wm ‘ Dunham, New Brunswick ; yi Burdett, Rogers, Ls oe pa ee ‘ort Johnson; Joseph, Sktdmore; Emily, Morrell; Isaac Merriis, Gladwin, and iN Seymour, Norto®, Elizabethport; jount, Hawkin ‘CHARLESTON, Nov 2 Arrived, steamship Manbattan, Woodhull, New York ; brig Yaabelita, Havana. Saiied—Steamsbip Charleston, Berry, New York. DANVERS, Nov 21—Arrived, schr Julia A Young, Elizabethport, 32d—Arrived, achr Veto, Watts, New York. EAST GBEEN WICH, Nov 26—Arnived, schr Mary J Mead, ‘Thrasher, New York for Taunton, FORTRESS MONROE, Nov $8.-Arrved, bark 8t Law- 1, Dematara ; if mac, do, PALL HIVER, Nov 27—Salled, scbr N H Skinver, Thrasb- er, Georgetown, . GaL TON, Nov 20—Arrived, cbr Mary B Harris, w Yor! Comet onp Riverside (Br), Rich, Liverpool; barks Cre- mona, Burrows, and Mary Mark (Pr), Pirouet, doy brig Oceat Eagie, Waterhouse, Philadelphia; schr Gem, Doane, Ks MT liven, steamships Wilmington, Cole, New York; Pvane, dk Havana, BGLOUCESTEI: Nov 2?—Arrivet, tchra Alico T, Bradieyy St Jobo, NB, for Vi rd Haven; Franklin, Robinsons New York tor Newouryport; 8 8 Lewis, Clifford, do for Bel- fast; Adrianna, Dunton, Elitabethvort for Poi \d; Ide dout; Mary Tice, Modrath, and ac ‘Crawford, 2 rtland 5 Gray, Boston for Bangor; Elizabeth, Hoaviett, Drea Bey or Boston ata Key, Young, New York} Peter rn Bank. smote N Cleared, steamship Australian (Br), Kiddle, fi WARTLEREAD, Nov 20—Sailed, schr Jacob T Alburger, HHEAD, oeEW ORK ARR, Nor %8—Below, ship John Parker (Br), ol. SA WBRRN, Nov s7--Sailed, steamship Zodiac, Chaping rk. NOORFOLK, Nov 20—Arrived, schr Mary D Cranmer, Ora re ee eee Romonce, Barbados; echr Fannie Keating,” Trinidad, Raw BEDFORD, Nov 24—Arrived, echra Matthew Vsasar Jr, Kelly, and BB smith, Nickerson, New York; E J Mun sell, Parker, North Falmouth for New York; Fannie W Wareham for do. chrs Amelia, Kelly, Baltimore Bennett; Fannie Hanmer, Brooki French, Childe; © WD Mantam. Chase; Heary Gibbs, Cl Niger, Thompson; E J Munsell, 3 Nelson v4 ‘M-—Arrive1, brigs Lney W Snow, veaton; Hampden. Smith, B: , Haley. Providence for a bana, Allen, Dighton tor do; James Parker, Sr, Kelly, Paw- tucket for do: Alabama, Chase, Providence for d Saw. er, Wall. do for do (or Calais); Idaho, Davis, Portland for jew York; Emma (itr), Gradlea, St_John, NB, lomac, Carver, fos doz 'O ; Elia Francea, P t Calais for Phita York j Natt, Barker, Pawtucket ‘tor do; Brown, Baker's Landing for do; Carotine & Cornelia, ley, Somerset for do; Artist, Forrester, Bristol for,do Bullock, Port Jonson for Portand. 26 » schrs Richard Rorden, Borden, Falt NE T, Nu Hall, Rockland for ( New York ; Aqnidnes Fy M—Arri River for New York; North Pacific, Katon, Providence for do, 2th, 8AM-—Arrived, schrs Mary Price, Murty, Philadel L Crock hia; Thos P Cooper, slcerery Thohoken; SL Crocker, hraaher, Taunton. for rinor, Miller, Fall River for Savannah; © M Smith, do for New York ; Rove Pettis, Ellis, Provide jort ik; Nalad Queen, Chase, do for Philadelyiia: nd Treasure, Tavior, do for New York; } lowe Redford, i PM--Arrivet, achrs Kate Waik-r, Philadelphia for Fall icy D Blossom, do for Lubec; CK Went New York for Calais. NEW NAVEN, Nov 28—Arrived, achra Katie J Hoyte Arnou, Baltimore: Oceanus, Satierlee, Alexandria, Vai isla H Barnes, Avery, do: Sussn Scranton, Llervey, Yorkg River, Va; @ 8 Reppler, silzzard, Port Johnston; Curia vew!s, Fim City, Kidd, do; LD Jerrardy bethpo:t; A B Guyson, Gurney, Trenton; sloop New Vork. » Christi ine Wye Phelps, Cranmer, Georgetown; G B 1) hon v4 Johnston; Edward Livaley, Hil; R RS a Mott Bedell, cde) i feta ae g is ‘ork; f PRSAROUAT Nov Ba—Avriveds bark New York, (obai: Asplnwajl; setts Helen Hastings, Aunroy, Havana; Liaaie. Batchelder, English, Now Orleans; Olver Jamison, Kvang,, Galveston. ADELPHIA, Nov 27. Arrived, barks Clanaman (Br), Marr, Liverpool: Pleiades (Br), Campbell, Matanzas; sobre jie Bayaid (Br), Whe'pley. Savanna la Mar; Mary Stan- Aah iisgne: Jos Baymores, Burdee: Florence, Fritgy & Adama, Robbint Elvie Davis, Johnson, avd F A Heathy, R Carlisic, Northrnp, and Lizais Small, B Ives, Miller, Danveraport; P McDer Below, ship Admiral, from Hame., ot Cleaced—Ship Saranak, Ives, Liverpool: bark Skotnat (Nor Aemuiden, Cork (or orders; brizd 6 Kirby, Berna Trinidad; sehrs ‘Ann B Martin, Ruell, Boston: Clyde, Hath: way, Providence; F Lockwood, 8t John. Washington 5 ‘Trade, Wind, Ford, Fall River; Lamartine, Rutler, New Bedford F Nowell, Fennimore, ‘Fall River; ‘West Wind, Tow: ." owes on baturday, akiy Ad yn Satnirday, : Bare Gorden ties oe Mark ‘Adler’ went out for New Yors: Warren, Boston Tice, Providence; vitt, McDevitt, Hartford, day. A fore and alt steamer passodinat? PM, The, ra have nearly ol! gone to sea. VORFLAND, Nov 96--Arcived, schra Frank Katte, & > Drew, Carter, Philadelphia; ton, New York. Doane, Newport, BE. WN, Not Tn port bark Neptune, from ‘Turks Island for Boston; brig Unicorn, from Sarinam for: do. WTUCRET, Nov 27—Arnved, schre Rhodella Ble Vauglder, Georcetows, DO: Win Thomas, White, ilzabetbe, por 4 ROVIDENCR, Nov 27—Arrived, schra Benj f Wrishtye Brown, Dealtafsland; Ann 8. Caunony Cobb, -PLiladelpht JH Bartlett, Barris; Ann, Marshall; Cyrus) Chamberlat ‘Adama; Tunis Bodine, Brown, and Dolphin, Smith, Flizay bethport; Katie Mitcbell, Eastman, do for Pawtucket; Sem Flower, Chase, Port Johnson; Nathaniel olmes, Ni and Aniecedesit, Sheilield, Hoboken ; T W Thorue, Scrantong New Sniolk, ‘Sailed—Brig Tdalia (Br), Gordon, Bristol, to eo on the max rine railwa Tevorted sailing on Satirday was ap er Tor); schrs 8 T Wines, Hulse, and Modesty, Weaver, Halle more; Thomas R_Withams, Somers, Haverstraw; Soran Mary, Kenyon; WH Rowe, Whittemore; D Sawyer, Rozers 5 Saratoga Weeks; Sarah Bilzaboth, Kelly: JM Mayles, Ate nota: Jt Young, Barrett: Willard. Sallshiry, Nasty; Lda ith, Hickman, and Juanita, Flanders, New 30". 1 SAN FieANCISCO 20—Sailed,’ bark Gancho (Br), Hitz, Yokohama via Nov ‘sandwich Islands. SAVANNAH, Nov 24—Cleared, i bark Goethe (NG ken, Cork for orders, ‘Seth—Arrived, ship Tascarora, Liverpool; brigs Caveatelle, Ferpandina Fohu Chryetal, Areciivo. roarrived, briga Redwood, Havana; Arvorante, Ma ‘aihree bri; below. ree brige are below, Cleared stoamnshi Virgo, Bulkley, New York; orig Nuew ee Earouenni schre Mary & Graham, Jacksonville; Ade die Fuller, Boston, OST MARYS, Oa, Nov 13—Arrived, barks Pheonix (Br), Mes Kenzie, Boston: Corheta Zaragozu (Sp), Havana; brig d 0, ir), Dyer, di Peteated br , Faller, Montevideo, VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 25, PM—Arrived, sehr Robs J, ‘Leonard (Br), Bissett, hitadelphia for St. Jobn, NB, ‘26th—Arrived, brig Ida L Ray, Bradford, Newoure fe Boston ; schra Corvo, Pickering, New York for S:'em; deo Kilborn, Stanley, Rondout for do; © Locser, Uaskell, Phila delphia for Bost Norberry, do for M Bertha, Souder, Wooster, do for Boaton ; jaskel! for do; Lebannaly Wall, Jiizanelnport for, do:, JW Cod Strout, Hoboken for do ; Olive, Mc! land, Elizabet : Ocean Belle (Br) Peck, do for Hi den, Mitchell, Port Johnson for Boston Boston for Alleghany River, ‘JT Weaver, Weaver: John stam‘ M Bi Douglass; Wm Wiler, Fay; H ‘May; Eliza & Rebecca, Price; David Colina, To send, and Sallfe B Bateman, ‘Boston’ for Philadeiphia; E Prescott, Buckminster, Vinalbaven tor do Face te tr ae: Sena Ret onder, lem fot 3 and Oliver Dver, L Pierce, Pierce; Eunice,’ Rich; uinsie and Alice, Bernard, Roston for Tangier nis (Bry john, NB, fe Crescent Lodge, ah for do; Reeves, Mahoney, do for Pawtuckets General Grant, Farnham, Boston for Baltimore; Florenes Mayo, Hall, Rockland for Norfolk; Sarah Maria, Metealfy D'S Roight; Blaise; W Freeman, >, and BS’ Hodgden, Pendleton, do for New York ; Fred G Frye, Alexander, Cam: den for Norfolk; Siiver Bell, Baile, Gardiner for New York: Baisera L Shearman, Jones, Roc! Masa, for do; R Hantiey, Davis, Boron tor New Haven; Onward, <orbamy et for New Yor. Netllods All veaucta before reported except schre T © Smithy . Also sailed, aciirs MW Griting, R J Leonara (Br), J K Howard, Clara, Coffin, Olive, Bertha Souder, ‘Also arvived 26th, revenue steamer Hamilton, Case, for New York; Iris, Johnson, Portland f Mtb, AM—Arrived, brige A! Hi for Philadel his, ona Lindsley (ir), Fs Hillsboro, NB, for New York; Al‘arata, Wallace, Po: tor do; achra ‘Tempo (iin, Holder, New York, NI ine, inson, Ipewich ; Eiieabetiport for Piymowh; Rachel Vi Philadelphia or , or Boston’ Lauler Newton, jew York; Cornea, Dy tace for do; Rich, Boston for for St Joh ioka, Looky Portland gon, Hart, Delia Hodgkins, Ico BE Gira Rano rata Pad , Smith, and arbour, Boston Pontadelphi Jed. Frye, Langley, Calais for Kew Haven; Nora, Wallace, New York for Boston, JQTON, NC, Nov 25—Arnived, steamship Bene’, ry ‘ork ; wt vd Lo rag} beth do, ared—Bark Express (Br), Sangster, Liverpoo! WANEHAM: Nov Se-Arrived nchrs John Motsler, Cle: ment, Elizabethport; Lady Antrim, Carter; 8 8 Smith, Bnow, and Lim City, Harvey, New York. 26th—Salled, achire.J W Dascomb, tor New York; Village Queen, Conklin, Baltimore. WARREN, Nov 24—Arrived, schr Shrah W Blake, Binke, Elizabethport. ’ 26th—Arrived, scbrs Samuel N Smith, Conary, Uitzabeth- port; ET Smith, Baker, Hovoken. 27th--Balled, sehr Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, New Yor! Ww Lee; MIs TTRACTIVE GOODS £ at manufacturers’ Prtoss, arriving daily from jarehawes made for cash by the undersignee du: ELLANEVUS. visit to E French © d Deoorated Dinner and Toa Seis, Glass, ware, Sheflield and Birmingham Goods, Platedware, Couery,. fine sets Mate-Warmers and Houre Furnishing Goods of kinds. EDWARD D, BASSFOKD, Cooper Jnstiiute. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM the courls of dttferent States. No pavlicity, Advice, free, Ni iin and Commissioner for evary State. F. 1. 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