The New York Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1871, Page 10

10 MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Meeting of the Sinking Fund m missioners. Chamberlain Bradley Still Exercised About the Payment to Mr. Nathaniel Sands—The Mayor and the Newly Elected Alder- men—The ‘Small Pipe Men” To Be Paid-More Money for the Parks Meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fond. A mecting of the above Commission ‘was held yes- terday at the'Mayor's office, There wore present tae Mayor, the City Chamberlain, the Comptroller and Alderman Lysaght, Chairman of the Finance Vom- mittee of the Board of Assistant Aldermen. The miputes of the previous meetumg were read and ap- proved. ‘The Mayor said that he had nothing to bring be- fore the Commissioners, He did not know wheter any one else had. Chamberlain BRADLEY ¢aid he wanted to know pores that inquiry as to Mr. Sands’ negotiation was ‘on. = Com troller GRE#W—I am not a. et to report. 1 have inquired as to the facts, but d have not yet reduced my repos to writing. ing to the Chamberiain )—What 1s it you want, te know? The Sen 1 Saas to kuow by what authority was ‘The COMPTROLLER —I don’t know that the Sinking Fand Commissioners have anything to do with it, The CHAMBEKLAIN—There 13 no doubt that the Commisstoners tvok action 10 reference to 1t, The Mayon—I think it was rene: spoken of before the Sinking Fund Co! ion in any form or shape. The CHAMBERLAIN—There was DO draft on the ‘Treasury fur this money, and | should like to know from what source this commission was paid. I think the Sinking Fund Commissioners had some- thing to do with It The CoMPTROLLER—Well, be that as tt may: I have it all ready. and will be ready to. report about it at the next meeting. ‘The CHAMBERLAIN stated that on examination of ‘the minutes of the Commission it, was found that the correspondence and resolutions relating to this loan Were found inthe minutes, and that, therefore, xe — Fund Commissioners did know something a On the motion of the Mayor the meeting of the Commission will, in future, be held at the Comp- troiler’s Office, at the call of the Comptgoller. The Newly Elected Aldermen. The Meyor handed to Colonel Jolin the following letter tn reference to an inquiry of the gallant Colonel as to what he was to do about swearing in an Assistant Alderman wao had presented himself, It will be seen that the Mayor aelegates the solution of the legal difficulty vo the law cour(s:— Tothe Cuunx oF Tum MAyoR:— Feapect(ully remite clatmanty to the office of Alderman or Astistant Kidermama 10, the lakat tribunals or cs such ollicer paving power to administer oaths as the claim- ants may be.advised about. The Mayor directs you to receive the oath of ‘ofice for keeping in the oflies of the Mayor for any legal effect it maj feclared hereby, but Bot to mark it ‘fled, and to inform oach elatmaant Toraish: fg aatd oath that the Mayor veeeeeray declines to mark it Bled, and dees not admit Ke legal ily. er HALL, layor, ‘The Comptrolier’s Office. Atthis oMee the “small pipe” men, made an ap- plication for thelr pay, but the Comptroller told them that he kad not yet received the payrolls. In the course of .the day tne Department of Public Works sent over the payrolls for October, and the Comptrolier will,at once have them made ready for forwarding to Mr. Cady, so that the men may be paid without delay. The Pony optieeny pata to the Department of Parks yesterday $109,000. Board of Aldermen. ‘This Board met yesterday and received a report from a committee appojnted in relation to reguiat- ang speed on the Fourth Avenue Railroad. The re- port recommenus that the speed be regulated to sonsorm to the usual.rate on city lines. COMPTA0LLER CONNOLLY'S CASE. No Changes in the Sitsatio — Motion fer Re- duction of Bail to be Made To-Day. “Nothing new to-day” .tas become the stereo- typed answer to parties inquiring at Ludlow Strect Jail sor information in regard to the progress of the prisoner of State—ex-Comptrojier Connolly. Day follows day, crowds of friends and sympathisers ¢all on the Jate financier of the county, and there, seated In the Foom watching every movement and listea- im to every word, sits a special deputy from the Sherif’s office. Mr. Connelly looks quite cheerful, and bears the imprisonment with all possible ease and sang Jfroid—even the pres- ence of a Sheriffs officer in the room. This ac- tion Is entireiy unprecedented, and, whatever may be 118 latent, itis certamly adding insult to injury to treat him as A CONDEMNED CRIMINAT. The only cases in which deputies of the Sheriff remain in strict charge of their prisoner’s body by day and night, is when they have been sentenced to capita! punishment. But why there should be regu- lar changes of watches by extra deputies in the case of Mr. Connolly 18 certainiy rather curious, Itis more than ordinarily curious, inasmuch as there 1s a competent Warden, with a fall force of aseistauts und all the necessary rapherralia of bars and bolts and iron doors and eavy gratings on the windows which bave been considered bitherto safe enough to keep confined most desperate murderers, pirates, counterfeiters and criminals of all sorts. During the day Mr. Logan, of 12th of July fame, Was on duty, and was relieved by Mr. Keyes. The latter gen-leman secins to know his place as 3 man, ind while performing his duty dues not intrude on the privacy of the prisoner. Yesterday afternoon the counsel of Mr. Connolly— Messrs. McKeon, Beach, Andrews Courtenay— were closeted With lum several hours, and started last night lor aluany, where a motion for reduction of bail will be made to-day. No new names were received yesterday on the bond, but should tne mo- ton for a reduction of bail be dented the counsel, it 4s said, will advise the acceptance of boudsmen' in Bums Of from $10,000 to $50,000, BEDFORD'S BOMSSHELLS, The Manicipal Frauds ‘Agate the Subject of Jadicial Comment—Juige Bedford Dire charges the Graud Jury Summoned for the December Te Ammediately on the opening of the General Ses- sions yesterday Judge Bediord took mis sent on tne bench, when the Grand Jury sum- moned for the December term were called and answered to their names. In conse. quence of the patriotic action taken by the Grand Jury in cisposing Of tbe cases submitted to their de- liberations during the November term, by which ther proffer of services to continue the good work Of clearing off the heavy calendar was accepted by the City Judge, there was no occasion to swear in another Grand Jury, Judge Bedford therefore «is- charged the latter body yesterday until the 190n in- sian in doing so Judge Bediord said:— AU those gentlemen summoued to attend as grand jurors fm the Court of General Sessions for the Decemper term are discharged until! the Ith instant, for the reason that the pre- gent Grand Jury now in session requested me through their foreman to extend the term in order that they might have more tine to examine into alleged frauds of a stupendous character. In order to give every {acti the Grand Jury ¥p this most praiseworthy desire, I exteaded the November term until the ith instant with the sincere hope that they may make 4 mont rifid investigation into all these “alleged mctacious frauds, and bring speedily and promptly to Justice ‘all those who bave so guliuly betraved the , and who bave so wantonly and shamefully plundered ty treasury Of untold iiilions. “And 'n order to reasure this commuautty MY OFFIOLAL SINOERITY to thie matter Tahal take this opportun' tne Ima of December the Grand Jury again requewt & extension ol time I will most assure rant Mt, og convinced that now is the time to probe rH u 0 the very core, irrespective of whomsoever it may of saying that if r- be Tne gewtiemen of the Grand Jury summoned to Serve Unis wouth theo retired. APFAIKS IN QUEBEC, Threatened Epldewie—Terrible Suffering of | While opposite tues the Peor—fack of Work and Large Emi- thom. See QUEBEC, Dec, 4, 1871. Scarlet and biace fever, which have for some months past been working havoc among ch‘ldren tn tis city, have assumed @ More aggravated form and threaten to become epidemic. The fevers are carrying of young and old. Yesterday two ladies, daughters of une jate General Irvine, were carried off, and the House of Lemsiature adjourned to-day out of re- epect tc the deceased. ye prevalence of ibe dis- ease gives rise 0 t fears. There hae been terrible suffering Lgy the poorer classes of we city in cou uence of the fearmi cold season. The deciine of “preyed in bhts port causes 0 scarcity of work. it ts a bad lookout for winter, and workmen are leaving im large uumbers Unjied States. oe te A deputation waited on tho Minister of Paplic Works to«lay, asking for wee establishment of schools of uaviguéion iu Canada by the fede. y erbmente NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 187L.—TRIPLE SHEET. THE COURTS. ‘The Case of the Alleged Cuban Insurrectioniste, Jordan and Ryan—The Equity Ualendar— The Seventh Judicial Court Controversy— Another Case of Domestic Infelic- ity—Another Phase of the Black- Friday Suite—The Notori- ous Greenthall in the General Sersions UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—EQUITY CASES. Before Judge Blatchford. Judge Blatchford sat yesterday and proceeded toxitapose of cases in equity, the whole session of the Court being occu- pied with am argument ip a patent sult, The Insurrection iv Cuba—Trial ef Generals Jordai Ryan. Astatement has been made publicto the effect that the clerks in the federal Courts in Chambers street are occu- pied night and day in filling up blank summenses and writing various legal documents to be used in the approach- ing trite of the Cuban patriots, and algo thas the, Attorney mmmuntcation to Disirivt Attorney Davis, Soronnding the i immyedtate ‘rial of Geperal Kram asd others representat! peedy rial of Generale By Ree e from inquiries made tu. the ullice ef the ¥, the contrary wouid seem to be she fact. Generale anand Jordan bave demanded tria's; they insist that the iudictments found against them, Sabass ‘the charge of of giving "Cubans, render an serviceable. tothe ¢ cause of ‘Guvany independence. it would, undoubtedly, be very desirable and entirely in accord ance with public Worgrmenron § the ment would ical these rp cies 00 | as they have no teal! mony to rely on for 8 convietion, wernment doce rte De caving 19°60 thin bat ‘tthe defendants ie. ‘upon a trial it 1 thetr to have it, Of the investigation may. fetes for the sending of arms, en he Cubans. Recent events in Cuba than ordinary public trial just now of men ‘ps able desire of striking a Slow for her disepthralment would, no doubt, increase that Interest a nundred fold. Some post tive action will be taken in the matter of the trial of the ac- cused in a few days, Notice to the Bar—The Equity Calenda Yesterday Judge Blatchford gave notice to the bar that be would daily call the equity calendar in its regular order for the next two weeks, and that all cases which were not | ready should go over for the term. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT? Trial of Miucr, the Alleged Counterfeiter. It ts understood that if the trial of J.D. Miner, who is charged with counterfeiting, should take place in the esu- ing criminal term of the Court some curious and starthng dis- clonures will be with respect to the secret working of ihe Becret Service Department in this city. Jim Irving at the Bar. Jim Irving, 1t fs understood, will be called to the bar of criminal justice in the United States Circuit Court on Wednesday, the 6ib inst., on a charge of having “‘put a head” and a “French roof” on Deputy Marsha! Dowley. SUPREME COURT—TRIAL TERM—PART 2. Judicial Positi a Bone of Fierce and Pro- I red Contention. Before Judge Brady. Stemmler v7. McGuire, and Murray ve. Cowt-r.-The proceed- ings in these two suits, embodying the Coulter claims for a Civil Justiceship and a Police Justiceship, have already been reported at various times in the HERALD, But there seems ho end 10 them. ‘The matter came up again to-day, Counsel for McGuire irsisting that bis case should be heard AL once, Jt being peremptorily set down for yesterday. Counsel’ for Stemmier, on the contrary, said he was not eady for trial, and the Sult belug in the nature of uo war- Tanto proceedings he clatmed he had aright to elect which ‘The “Judge put the matter — oif ull third Monday of the month, whea he required Stemmler to show cause why his (the Judge's) order previous iy ei given, putting his case down first fur trial, shou'd uot stand, One reason, it may be sated en zaswini, why these cuses continve so long ja the | courts, with a promise of their indefinite continuance there, in doubtless the tact of the multiplicity of the counsel em: ployed, Mr. McGuire has no leas than five counsel, avd {hese embracing some, of the leading members of the New York bar, bis counsel being Messrs. A.J. Vanderpoel, F. R. Meade, I. T. Gerry, ‘Mtouguton aad Willam A. ‘Beach. ‘Opposed io this urmidabie legal arcay is Mr. Wateroury, but, of course, single banded he stands uo show “in tne contre: versy. SUPERIOR COURT—3PECIAL TERM. Auother Case of Domestic Infelicitics. Before Judge Freedman. John C. Carpenter 0%. Lowisa Carpenter.—This is a divorce suit, but involving complications of an unusual character, and evolving the old, worn-out story of domestic {afelicities on a rather amplified scale. The papers show that the parties were married August 2, 1868, and lived with the wife's mother, at No. 85 Division street, for eight moutns subsequent to the marriage. Mr. Carpenter claims that he then aiscovered that this was an improper place for ife to live, and even charges his. motuer-iniaw with ta. prieties of conduct, He, therefore, procured rooms for himself and wife in Lleventh street, but she refused. 10 £0 elsewhere with him unless he would provide ‘for her = brown stone front and a complement of household servants, which, he says, he could not very well do on an Income of ten dollars « reek as clerk in an intelll- ofice. Meantiue she brought a suit inst fim tn the Court of Common Pieas for allege? cruel treat, ment, but the suit, for some reasoy, was dropped. This did ot alop ber Inigious proceedi Lowerer, for she directly instituted another aunt against Bim rie ‘a Police Justice, Charging him with abandonment, and for which he was com- pay her $5 @ ‘week for rable” fall” from a* brown “sane fr theless greedily accepted. It was now bring a. suit, Fed he aid, charsiog “her tery. This charge runs back beginning of ‘August, 187), and extended down to pa A present time. rt—a con- but_never- Several ot th ulteries, leces, were committe! on icnic excursions, for which she hal a apecial fondoess. Bevera named with whom he charges sue com- mitted a: her story she charges him with litidi- nous indui d specifies a certaia named Indy, the nus! she does not believe there is word of trudi im the natration; but, on the contrary, having seen her in figrn'e doiirtn with @ certain gentleman ef the Esculavian profession in Funk's Park. The matter ‘came up on a motion for alimony, and counsel fee, She says that, prior to bringing the present aut, he was proprietor of an thtelligence office, where be made $300 a week; whereas, as above stated, Le claims to have been only a clerk 1n the establishment and to be so still, The Judge gave till the 13th inst, to bring in furiber adidavits, SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM—PART I. What Comes of Bequeathing Property to a Chureb, Before Judge Mon Executor, ry v% St Jum’ Lutheran Bvungetiout C —The plaintiff js the executor of the late Benjamin Ogden, who, among other bequests, leit a certain amount of real estate In trust for this church. The whole matter In diayute is the question of the amonnt of enccession aud whether the same suall be patt by the devisees under the will or by the church—such tax going to the general govermnent, The Court directed a verdict for the full Amount (3,255 3% for the platutitt, subject to the opinion of the General Term. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—PART |. Another Phase of the Black Friday Gold Case, Before Judge Joseph F. Daly. Roderick W. Crmeron vs, Prane Derkhcim et al.—This case, the particulars of which appeared in the HERALD at its com- mencement, and which bas been on trial for the past eight days, was finally given to the jury at a late hour last evening, with'a probability of their being locked up until a late boar at ight, Susige Jonegh F. Daly, after an excerdingly hard month's work in November, during which term he sat almost daily, continues to si in Part during this term. portant cases are on the calendar for trial, Vart 2 is adjourned over until February, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. “Gencral” Greenthal Caged at Last—The Chief of the Li Fingered Artillery Sent to the State Prison tor Five Years, Betore Judge Bedford. After the disposal of some preliminary bustoess in thie Court yesterda: THE NOTORIOUS ABRANAM GRE} alias “General” Greenthal, was placed at the bar upon an indictment charging him with stealing $260 from the person of Arthur C. Taylor. The accused is an old man, and enjoys the unenviable reputation of being the most ekilful pick- pocket in the country, Before the examination of the wit- hesses commenced tie "General's" legal adviser interposed Dumerous (ecbuical polaia of law, claiming twat the Court bas bo jurisdicuion, Iuaamiuch ae that Was not the Novemver but the December His Honor overr Several im- ¢ objection, ing that he dis Ivth inst, which’ would ve the ember term, ‘TERTINONY. 1 Arthur ©. Taylor was t in tueemploy of A.s. Barnes & Wiliam streets; tha the 2h of Nor four packares of bills at the bank, amo of hy ek ja the morning, the prisoner eu! against his pocket; he felt a tug, and immediately dixcuvered that the money waa gone; the prisoner went into Mr. Fould's store, and two packages of the money, «mourting to $m, were found Iyiog un the coun- ter where the accused wae standing; there was nv person except Greenthal near dhe complanant when the money wa taken; when Mr. f r Bookel be replied, Dy corner of. John and abvut halt past eleve: cate cp to Bim and Mr. Howe. dechn Fround that (be accused was titled irom the panel summoned to serve ‘ari orm. Robert Foutd the proprietor of the store 39 John street, 6 that ou toe day tn question bis attention front Part uf ue store by iou joud talking, Mr. ue money: the tomer, whieh was not him before; it was proposed’ to ore: pon the prisoner became very restless, and wanted to go the store ; tbe won of a M, yoy was called to ag ya w the prisoner ing hoses on ho | ‘conten bebiaa ich he had con- hages 01 unoney, which were idenuved b; MEP’ Saytor aa part of the ‘of the Inroeny, . Otcer Ryan was calcd iu apd tovk tbe General into cur- va Judge PevroRy briefly ebarged the Jury, and ae ihore wow } wo Gefence upon the facia they rendered a verdict of guilty wifaout leaving their neats, ‘Mr, Hows moved an arreat of judcment, wnich was over- ruled, and the prisoner was arraigned for eentence, who, 10 Tesponde to dhe Jucge’s inquiry, sald he served a term of years in a State Prison about twelv UP BENTENO! Judge Benvonn said—Greenthai, yer notorbus ams skilful, plekpockels tn Usle consiey ot amy Diner, and it sau cllicial gratibeation (or me to know at least h man who bas so" openly defied all law as you bi curing the last iwenty years 1s, vow within the grasp ‘of the wv. For the future protection of society I shall sentence you tothe State Prison for five yeare, the full Mmit pre- ‘beribed by statute. LARCENIES, Martin McCormack and ‘Thomas Christie, charged w' stealing, on the 2a#h October, three pieces of clotb, phy if # ‘property of Isaiah Scott, pleaded guiliy to an at- tempt at ;rand larceny, ‘Adeteciive informed Mr. Fellows that one of the prisoners ‘was a ticket-of-leave man, who, shortly after his arrival, pigked the pocket of a citizen. The Judge said that one was an American and the otner ap ‘English thie’, and he would send them each to the State Prison for two years and six months, Edward Moore, who on the 1éth of November, stole.a Fold chain worth 348 from tke atore of Peter Koch, pleaded at id jarcepy aod was went to the fentiaty for one year. pl led ol jarcen: charge on the Sth of ea ot Paty stole Ba worth of ring ti ware from Nelson Lindsoy. ‘They were sent to the Penitentiary for six a. E. Cross plead ganty, to assaulting oficer Downs on the 25th of Setover,b stabbing him with pocket knife. ‘The complainant asked the Court to be lenient with the pri- soner on account of his previous god His Honor bonaceull the .request and sent Croos to the isiand for six months. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Fs Surgnur, @ GountT—Gnamuzns—Held by Judge Cardoro.— on, SUPREME: Sit a Sik SE aa ied tear Judge Van ‘Brunt.—Nos.:| Wt he 8, 641, Poe ge ae cay SUPREME aaleetions " RR LS POSTS Sedalake is tish 1, ia ‘as baa, Ws, al if, cs ehaonsh 904, 105, 8 ‘908, re 910, Be, O48 ‘Ta, 180, i or poy PLEAS—TRIAL TeRu.—Pi 1— ee. uage J. Be sg nae, tae 8 ‘898, 1027, 727, 946, JARINE COURT—TRial. TERM.—Part . 1—Bela iat a griehie neve : Hi thea.—Nos., 7165, 7891, a ian is ate a Bh Ju meee TL TUL, 712%, feiaeegyy BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL. ‘What the City Fathers Did Yesterday—The Treasurer Gives Account ef His stew- ardship. A regular weekly meetiog of the Board of Alder- ‘men of the city of Brooklya was held yesterday af- ternvon. The chair was occupied by President Ber- | gen, and among the citizens assembled were many Prominent and influential taxpayers, who appeared to take a lively interest in the proceedings. Alderman NOLAN moved that the reading of the minutes be dispensed with, and that the Board pro- ceed to elect a supervisor ior the Fourteentn ward, in place of John L. Murphy, resigned. He also of- fered a resolution declaring John A. Carroll, the Su- pervisor elect, the duly elected officer of said ward. A vote was accordingly taken, whicn resulted 12 Carroll receiving a majority of ail the pailots cast, ‘whereupon he was deciared duly elected. A communication was received from Mayor Kaib- fieisch vetoing @ resolution for the laying of Scrim- shaw pavement on certain streets. The Mayor does not believe in the article indicated as a pavement, nor will ne sanction the mode of pay! for the work by the issuing of cily assessment bonds ior } that purpose. He also disapproves of the resolu- Non to extend the term of service of certain derks in the Tax Coliector’s office, as there 1s no longer any need for their employment, aud because the salary fund 1s very much reduced, The annual report of the City Treasnrer, in which that official goes into. a somewhat formidable array of figures, was received and ordered to be printed in the minutes. As ex oficio Treasurer ot the | Board of Education the same official _ a@ com- prehensive account of his Nuancial stewardship. or) Board then, on mouion, adjourned ior one Weel THE “BROOKLYN REFORM oo col Meeting of the Citizens’ Committec. The Citizens’ Committee of Seventy-five met last night at their rooms in Montague street, Mr. Wood- | ru presidmg. The members of the committee spent some time in discussing the new city charter. Mr. Bayliss thought it would be well to employ Mr. Van Cott ana Henry C. Murphy, as it would be im- possible to get tie miaiter before the Legisla- \ure unless this ald was given. It was necessary to have a fair aud equitable mode of taxation. At the close of the lengthy discussion the question was referred to the Legislative Committee. A motion to abolish executive sessions was yoted down. The Prosecuting Committee announced that they had some important matters to present to the com- mittee. They then weut into executave session. THE BROOKLYN ELECTION FRAUDS. Republican and UDemecratic Inspecters Ar- raigned in the City Court Yesterday. The Inspectors of Election who were indicted by the Grand Jury in Brooklyn on the charge of having committed frauds at the late election were arraigned in the City Court yesterday morning. Judge McCue presided, and the court room was crowded with spectators, among whom were noticed many local politicians o1 both parties. Michael J, Weldon, republican, and John Shand. ley and Thomas Mcuif, democrats, who acted as inspectors iu she First district of the Sixth wara, were indicted on the charge of placing 500 bogus names on the peli list and counting them as votes. The accused pleaded not guilty, and the trial of their case was set down for Thursday next. Jacob Worth, a prominent republican politician, of Brooklyn, and Heusy Jones and Jacopo Stark, in- spectors in’ the Seventh district of the Sixteenth ward, were indicted by the Grand Jury on the charge of naving destroyed ballots of viection aad substituting others in their piace, and of having ejected one Parker from the polling place. They likewise entered pleas of not guilty, ana the trial was set down for Friday nex KINGS Seen SUPERVISORS, A Stormy Meeting of be Bonrd—The Keep. exebip of the Penitentiary—A Troublesome Question to Decide. The Kings county Loard of Supervisors met yes- terday afternoon, and as it was rumored that a keeper of the Penitentiary was to be appointed, there were present numerous friends of the various applicants for the lucrative position named. When the Clerk, in calling the roll, reached une name of John Carroll, Super. visor Newman, of the Ninth wara, whois a candt- date for the position in the gift of the Board, wanted to know who Mr. Carroll was. His certificate of election by the Board of Aldermen was then read, setting 1orth that John L. Murphy, Sopervisor of the Fourteenth ward, having resigned, Johu Carroll had been appointed 10 his stead, Supervisor NEWMAN entered his protest against Carroll taking his seat as @ member ol the Board, Mayor KALBFLEISCH stated that he, as Mayor, constituted a portion of the Common Council and had not sanctioned the election of Carroll. Superv.sor Ostorn, Chairman, here declared that Supervisor Newman’s point of order was not well taken, Suvervisor HARMAN appealed from the decision of the Chatr, and, a vote having been taken, Baad chair was sustained by a ol vote 21 yeas to 6 1 Supervisor NEWMAN arose aud desired That Judge — Who was sitting by bis side, shoud be ree moved, Supervisor HowELL moved that the privilege of tie Noor be extended to wie Judge, as well as the olner gentlemen who were then inside the railing, ‘The motion was carried. ‘rhe special order of the day, which was the adop- Uon of the resolution to appoint a keeper of the Penitentiary, was (hen taken up, When a warm dis- cussion arose, Which Was participated in by nearly ail Of the members present. A motion to postpone the matter until the Ist of January was ulumately carried, after which tne Board adjourned, amid seetings which were far removed from being amicas vie, bot among the Memvers and the friends of the rival Cansndate: THE RODE B_ SUICIDE, Close of the uy iuvestigation, Coroner Schirmer yestercay morning conciuded bis investt- gation into tbe circumstances attending the death of Marie Rode, the Freneh woman, whose dead body was found float: Ing in the dock at per No.2 FE: a8 heretofore tu '- Ported in (oe HERALD, The Corcner wes able to viata any further testmony of importance, and from the evider eitetied the Jury were fuily matiebes i that aece by crowning, and accordingly rendered @ to tat effec OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES O¥ DEPARTURS FROM NBW york MONTH OF DECEMBER, FOR THR Seamer.) _Saila |_Pestnatiane Cowrado. + | Bae 6.6.) Liverno way. eo ¥... | Bremen 2 Bowitn Gree: iy ot Kuiwi,| Bee 9... |Liveroooi 15 Broadway. 1 sowing Greeo 29 Broadway, Broaaway, alrmton bvww ihn een \igomn +} res W freee 4 Hoveiny Gr en o Broadw Bowing ‘Green Australia Bt. Laurent Lusopa... SHIPPING NEWS. Almapac fer New York—This Day. - 709 | Moon rises.morn 12 00 432 ge hea water...eve 2 21 PORT OF VEW YORK, Di Liaacomaaa! “1871. CLEARED. qcignmahtp Helvetia (Br), Grige, London—E E Apey Selieamalip Franconia, Pi rage, Portl hip Wm Tay Bell rm, an EW Sletson! ‘Mobre,” Eendon sate Minturn & mae sie Launeelot (Br), Rdwards, Lonaon—E E Morgan's seiark Edgar Cecil, Anderson, London—G H Brewer. a ‘Anna (NU), Haust, Queenstown or Fal Bark Hei mouth— Fut rd Bark LA Li a, Spalding, Callao—Duckendort & Co. vale Bete Boakon (Bri, Lindsay, Laguayrs and Porto Ca- io—Dal hg Barbados—T T & F A ), Henrickson, Queenstown or Falmouth —Wendt, Tetens & Bockmana. Brig M McFarland (Br), Hall, Gibraltar and Alicaote—J F My ‘gta Cayenne (Br), Doberty, Aux Cayee—Morrison & oni “Aylesford (Br); Shamnper, St John, NB—Heney & Par- “Schr Charles Moody, Abbott, Maranbam and market—B 2 Behr Sia, Hopkins, Kingston, Ja—S De Cordova & “tee Newport Tepe Miter, Windsor, NSCrandally Ber- teh Wh White Star (Br), Reynard, 8t John, NB—P I Nevius & Sone Bitgawonts Derrickson, Georgetown, SC—E D Burl but & Schr Myrover, Charleston—Evat 2 Co. eae at, et Rose, Sebr le, Roberts, Newbern, NC—Jas L Davis & Co. Rebr as a ‘Thom; nee. Haven—Rackett & Bro. Sloop Cornelia, Hal, 3 all, Ne Steamer W C Pierrepont, rai Patladeiphis, Steamer Mayhowes Fults, PI Steamer Anthracite, Green, ¥' iphia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED .BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHT Bu shi aoe "Pa orien, Were ly, Al rere Hor aw haa head winds pessare. Steamshi eee ey, pena pte a 80, with mdse and to Livingsto ry heavy head winds the entire. Sa inst, at 9 Jat 87 24, lon 74 42, rig St Pietro {ital}, bousd nor.” mase and Uassengers, to Matray, ertia ope Ship" -Aurelin. (ats), ‘Marion, Liverpool, 64 days, with coal to order; touk the southera passage, and had stron; NW gales for'the last 25 days, BS Pp Ladoxa, Willen, Cronstadt Oct and Elsinore 48 es with mdi to Wm Ropes & Co, Took the northern passage, and had qaung, les ig Pe SSW to WNW most of the passage and very low barometer; was 8 days west of the Bark Naithe (Ital), Nalths, Bristol, ng, 63 days, with ral, way iron to vessel ‘to ‘Bdge Had heavy pe tales. the be marae * font tm shred and two topgallant yards, fore topgallant ‘mast ‘and )1 Jibboom ; the Naltha is ‘anchored outside the bar, Bark Kong Carl (Nor), Marcussen, Cardiff 60 days, with ndt, Tetons & Hockimann. railway iron {0,order—veasel to Went abe ‘ook the southern passage, and had stron; gales. Bark Fraternitas (Nor’, Jacobsen, Port. falbet OL days, with railway iron to order—veasel to Wendt, Tetens & Bockmann. Took the southern pas: d_had very light trade winds; was 14 days north of Hatteras, with heavy NW winds, Bi Tinteprige (Hal), Mu Mulder, bate a 74 days, with mdse and passengers, to Funch, Kdye & Co. ‘Tuok the mg Passage antl had strong NW gales for the last 21 “ark LG Bigelow (Br), Raymond, Havre 40 da jn bal: Jatt, to Boyd & Hincxen, Cae the’ northern passace, an had'stroug W. NW w wan Ib Gaya 'weat'ot tue Banks. forth iat a5 on 4 spoke brig Salve, from Barrow for Bi Burk G'de Enldo, Miler, Sagua, 18 davs, with sucar and molasses to Wi orth of Hate wit heary Nau isan - ce eat nies of Freeport, new, 75 tons), Ran: ’ortlan: Jp daye, 1 bal to Peabody, Wills & Go, Had ‘strong "Sirig Josie, Braine, Bordeavx SA days, in ballast, to Simp- son & Clapp. Had strong westerly ca'es the entire passa; Brig Stoc! ekion, Grillin, Malaga, OF days, with fruit.'to at ped | Passed Gibraltar Oct had beary NW gales Brig Ehzabeth Brown (Br), Perriam, Rio Janeiro 48 days, with coffee, to Simon De Visser. ‘Crossed the Equator Nore 1 mm i W; was 7 days north of. Hatteras, with strong N fe gency. (Dan), Lau: wbowsir Rac rng ae ae ‘yom ey rosea! to Passed thr Crooked aang Ra a "assed throngh Croo! siroog ales from NEE to NW in cross! fi en in crossio, oat? were Cape Brig Silas Wi Martin, Brown, Di and mol: THatvey. Harnee=veasel to Milter & floss ton, “Been § days nor.h of Hatteras, with heavy head ieuae Brg Maud (Br), O'Brien, Kingston, Ja, 25 days, with log- RW eas Tarcattor Vaid foretopgailantiuast; was 10 dard les; yon foreto was 10 di a) renee Fasham, Anguilla, 19 d ye {Br}, Fasham, Ang lays, with salt to Woodruff & Robinao to Robert Wolie, Had moder- ate weather up to Flatierang lost foresail Land maintopmast aysail and stove bulwarks; Nov 21, lat 32, lon 78, sawa jarce wiped of deals anda vem ax nae eS be ape MM ‘aterhouse, Havana, 12 days, w! Been six days north of itatterass wi ere Lamy Bi runswick, Ga, 11 days, Bo & Tr ter Towor. Had’ strong N aud NW janker, York River, Va, with wood, to 8 C Sion Through Hell Gate, BOUND soUTH- Schr David Pearsall, Sackett, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. ‘ Hear tase, McName, Greenwich for New York, with stone 0 ord Schir A d Xs Baker, Gordon, Gyster Pay for Jers 1. Scbr Almira, Hagaman, ‘Gfen Cove tor New York, Schr Ocean Noank for New Yorn: Schr Mott Redelt, Beale N Schr John Brooks, Fox, Wrldgeport for Jerse or a for New Yore Schr Julia A Garrison, 1 Smiths Schr Ella, Sammis, Woes Schr Wm M Wood, W. luntington for Elizabethport, Schr Richard Morrill Sidney, Grecnwich for Newr York. Schr Rhoda Holmes. Long, New Haven for New Jersey. Schr Josephine E, Phinney, Providence for New York BOUND East, Steamshio Franconia. Bragg. New York for Portland. Brig Navasota, Stater, New York for Gibraltar, Schr Joseph, Skidmore, Elizabethport for New Haven, Schr Kate Scrauton, Palmer, Port Johnson for Providence. oa Joho H Dewitt, Dunlap, Port Johnson for New Ha- \sebr Hannah E Chave, Lewis, Elizabethport for Provi- jen Schr Fakir, Knowles, Elizabsthport for Fall River, Scor Chas Come Pinkham, Charleston for Boston. Scebr J H Youn rrett, Elizabeth; rt for Providence, Scbr Fair Wind, Bowman, Elizabethport for Salem, chr Emily, Morrell, Elizabethvort for Bridgeport. Schr Mariner, Sheran, Flushing for Greenwich. Scbr J G Fell, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Sew Haven. Schr C L Vandervort, Kelly, Weehauken for ae Behe Challenge, May, W ‘oodbridge for Booth! bay. Mary, Richardson, New York for Behr Senator, Flynn, South Amboy for Hunting Sehr pat Abeta) Baltimore for New Hedio ford iistler,’ Crosby, New York for Providence, Senr isabel Gray, We Woodbi brie for Taunton. ot Dightor. wer. ‘phtindel bia for Pro widen H Vaneamp, Cranmer, Philadelphia for Fall River, Schr Henty © Croskey, Potter, ‘Philadelphia for Providence. 1 Bhiven,, Elizabethport for Providence. ‘arker, Sr, Kelly, Elizabethport for Provi- lence, Sehr J Warren, McGarr, Elizabethport for Providence, Sebr k H Miller, Miller, Rondout for New London. Schr qobaG Gray Schr James a rote, New York for Providence, Sehr H P Eh ai New York for Bridgeport, Sehr 88 Apple; aie Amboy for New London, Schr Treasure, w York for Saybrook, Schr 4 8 Abe Fowler, Pon Johnson for Providence, Schr Allie Oakes, Pilsbury, New York for Rockians, Sobr M8 Fisher, Lawrence, Alexandria for Pawtucket. Sohr & ef Ciarke, Willams, New York for Stamford. Sehr Evelyn, Burger, New’ York for Stamford. Schr Mary Isabel, Sammia, New York for Stamford. Sehr Paliadtum, ityd Scht Margaretta, Wander, Weebawken for Glen Cove. BELOW. Brig Venture (Br), Folker, 22 days from Port Span, Trin, (Was spoken Dec 3, off Block Island, by pilot boat C HM. shall, No 3. Brig Pietro (Ital), trom ——. Wind at sunset SW. Shipping Notes. For a short time past there bas been floating abont in Liv- erpool commercial circles a rumored intention ot amalgama- tion between an extevsive Liverpool steam shipping com- pany and one located in Glasgow. Recently this rumor re- ceived additional currency and some credence by the more pointed assertion that terms of amalgamation bave been ar- ranged for cunjoiping the Montreal Ovean Steamship Com- pany with the Anchor line of Glasgow North American steamabips. It is further stated that a meeting of the neads of the two firms named took place in Glasgow on the 16tb ult for arranging terms of the proposed amalgamation. This arrangement, it is said, is with @ view to get rid of tbreatened opposition of a steam lino from Barrow-tn-Fur- ness, Marine Disasters. STRAMAIIP ZODIAC, Chapin, York, went ashore on the Ist $ trom Newbern, NO, Inet insiue of Hatter as we have learned she has sustained no ser ‘and wil probably get off Nebten Auove steamer’ was revoried as having arrived at tia port a she Ist inst by several of on contemporaries.) Bang Vexvs—The Briish bark Emily Lowther, arrived at Boston éth iat, reports Nov 1 lat Ton 40, made s ight ahead which proved to be # bark on fire, and on runnin Gown towards her found she, was abandoved, the crew ha ing been taken off by » brig then in eight, On the 8h, lat 44 46, lon 46, 9; ritish brig Lane 1B, 00 P bs ‘tn ‘board the oftcers, aha crew in a stinkin; veusel seen by the Emily owed (0. be the Brit ‘rom Troon tor Prov; condition and on iS Parag, bound jenced very ut 400 miles iilonts tao r Gave, all bates being required coneugnay ihe pumps, and havidgao me toest or sleep? lieth, spoke brig Wan. is, from New York for St Jago, which anchored alongeide of us during the nignt; on the mctaing of ne foun, hoding. ft im. to keep ihe vessel afloat, and the crew being com- pletely exhausted, It whe d alt Bands went oa bo: avout bait au hour «i 0a, fon tt Ww. in for Yarmouth, 29h ult, on vecal im Nat bets ported lost, went. ashore mht Of Sunday Voint, entrance of Yarmouth Bou total lone, wilt all oo board, inciadia, eee, men and a nger. Mande Theriam, of Metehghan, NS, He had been to Boston transacting business, and loat ae, life, This news was ved in Bost Wm Meehan, from J W Moody, Lioyds’ moulh, NS. Nu Ingurance op esas! oF ct rele of our an erosens oO} capacity was about 71 he, aod sue sailed from owe inet Saturday, Soun Antor B, fom Poston for Epspieiats, before re- ported aghore on'Chatham Bar, got of PM of Ist inst, and proceeded on ber voyage She put jute Vineyard Maxey so sna ih porate How Beard beta OE Thome. | Thempate ont Wary Maley, tater, coorestown, Mean. owe tw Bete wnt tome | BA oe oe See Scnn Bosrox, from Woodbridge, NJ, f ot View. Was Haven 4th inst, ree on the "morning brie a eee lutchings, of fell overboard from aloft, and was Dec 4--Sehr M: rth Haven, 2 ent, nab Ne ai Thomas’ Poise te ihe chseapengy MisceHancous, Purser Walter Pym, of steamship Herman Livingston, from Savannah, has our thanks for favors. Foreian Ports. ANSIFR, Oct 4—Passed, Breices Poe ar sf from Manila for Boston: Oracle’ ‘Oras (Bre Si from do for New York; 5th, achr Annie Bow Br)! Mokeah, ‘5 thanghae for do; barks Schichaition mr), Sevack, from Wovente for do; 6th, Fekin, Seymour, from Hong Kong for do. ALLA, Nov 14—Iu port schre Irvine, and Sarah B BATAVIA, Oct 4—Arniyed, ships Leucothea, Crowell, Mon- sae Mallard’ (Br), Yooug, Padang ier iocd Tot’ ate: Sept 16, barx Sehprahorst New ee Padang; Oct’, slip Competitor (ry wa, 1 faaoeeets so ot ports in Java eetirtte Sinica Sit erutay, SeMiover for Honor Peruvian, toompocs, ford; Chiou Chinaman (87)," and Mallard ry Tor Atlan! (Br), for Sam Fran- elaco harks Br), * Nestor (Dutch), Ee ee en ek NOA, Nov 17—Arrivea, bark Monitor, Eaton, City Point, . valarama, Dep 2—Sailed, steamship Morro Castle, Porter, Tho- races, and 0 oe Sea Bird, for ie Et a ‘Dec 3. at steamship ree Traut- . ed, brig Gaillee (Br), Wovd, New Tn port Oct 10, bark Jan Van Brakel (Dutch), tor New York New York for fy Boa dys (and proveaded). area American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Dec Arrived, echr EF Cabada, New Batled—Schrs Mattie E NS Deed, antic ‘Taber, onde Wy Bias te. Haven. "Turk, Nicker- 0p, Cade scr Wen Dennis, Baltimore. ks ipa Tag ate sfraget a bark Kron Pring Jenks ine, ed, ate Raprelar > a" acwer, and Geores ( mata, LG Wickman ‘Robineoti, ana Anna Barton, Print’ 3, Diana, Elizabethport. Below, a bark alled-vBries M Bi ickerton, and a doa steamships Borns tmacre: Neptune, New York Roman 3 Palen SA Brown, Buenos ‘Ayres: Boitv'a, beter, Al Algeria Hai Sig ; BH pe ‘Guaries. HALTIMORE, Bee B-Arnived, bries Fido (NG, fokim, D warmon Merton: Cally & Senay. tewet to Se re i and Helen A Locks, Gray Bos peat ha town orl orate Tena nx Prpoaite TRorw): Olsen, Cork; ‘Caspari (Norw), 83 “ briga Sen ‘Morton, ‘Nassat, PS le aig Fernando, Trin- ;,schrs Sardonyx igh ame ; Samuel ‘Wood, Wood, New Yor rh une re reanme Sailed—Barks Industrie, and Caspari; brigs Elizabeth, and Jennie Morton. BATH, Nov 29—Salied, ship Rochester, Clough, New Or- CROHASSET NARROWS, Nov 28—Arrived, schr Flight, OUIGHTON, Nov 98—arnved, achr Trace Wind, Townsend, Philadelphia. ‘30th. led, schr E Sinnickson, Torrewell, Philadetphia. FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 4—Passed in’ for_Baltimot barks Bern, san and Tila, from Liverpool; brigs Cigetia, ‘and St Josey rived, brig H L Gilliat (Rr), Kil- f London; schr Florence Newell, Fennimore, Philadel- phia. 3d—Arrivea, schr mairt Lee Newton, —-; sloop Mary E Bayles, Bayles, Kew York. INER. Nov 23—Arrived, schrs Susan, Bishop, and Union, Arey, New York; 41h, Alice Oakes, Marson, d isd ath, ehte Marion Dia r, Meady: New Yorks: 3 Fi, i Gav bo jortol th, Alice Vake, Marson, Ne Yor Gov ny. Ce oe lo. en way gihag Torkey Ba Ball steataahip lew York. ‘Arrived, achr George’A Pierce, Lin- ty of 5 ldpe = y of Galveston, Eldridge (from MACHTASPOR' Jason, Wiley, New York Grimes, and of--Sailed, achra Fri, Stewart, and ‘arney, Philbrook ; Senator ay AD A Page “trou Calais for, New York.’ NEW ORLEANS, Nov 29—Arrived, ships Formose (Fr), ieaule; Florence Oulten (Bp ,Atkingon, Ly: Sarah E’ Keunedy, Duncan, hiladelphia, xwell (Br). Hawaen,,f Lewis, {rot aval tries. Asverpool; bark ‘Maem (Bn), Wratagn, fro lin, from Rocklan Gleares* Ship Francis P Sage, a ray fe ip) very, Nica Bie Ae via Dec Gen Hedewi Satled—Steamship Genk leade, Sam; jew York, rived, steamehipe Eu Emily B Soude Burdick, and St ‘ork, 3d— sities “stentnatip'G 4 Cromwell, Ci New York. map Geo Cromw: la} al a Dec 1—Arrived, schr war N Gesuer, Egbert, New York. NEW Pelee Dec 2—Arrived, achr Golden Eagle, om Paine, Fernandina, Hor PM—Arrived, brig George Downs, De- hay, tein Mee Fee a a ipbia; ry 7 | Maat ee i < iu Sat Pe she N nailer, New York” “se romney Ba gra Wes Coliyer, Taylor: San Juan, and Warren ONEW LONDON, Nov 20—Arrived, schre Panthes. Hil, : erpool; bri low shipe 3 Pie Live Sunderland: Glen= "(Bey, Crawford, from from do; achr Fannie Havre; schr Pe. 01 ard, Tribbles, and Staten Islander, Hammon, Port John- son; J 8 Brown, Gedae Elizabeth ort sJouin Illekey, Hulse, Julia A Berkelee, jladelphia. “Belted deh Kim Elm Cy, Kida, Rew New York, & ‘eka Olive Branch by Elizabeth; beter meeneegy! Sailed—schra New Regulus, Hallock, and J E Yotts, Davis, New York, poise artived 4th, sehr need Hamiton, Tyorince- wn; Thomas J Ow: ck an Teabella, Sammis, New Kore; Wind, Warwick, tea ede ann Salled-~drig Kinng Sun, Griling, Ponce, PR, PENSACOLA, Nov 29—Arrived, ship McLeod (Br), Morris, Salled— Brg Sulla b Haaxel, Presley, Bos BrHHLADEEP INA, pecs, PS—Arrivod, rig Jobn Chrystal, Ciearei—Bark Verona (Br), Arrowsmith, Havana; schrs Chas McCarthy, Norgrave, Port Spain; Thos Cl Salem; Virgins, Boston; Raven's Wing, York, Wart Ten; Black Diamond, Goidenith, Fal River (dP Myrick, Richards, dey Norwalk ;’ Edw (O'Kane, O'Kane, New York. 5, Nov dd sarnved, ach Marcus iianter, Orr, Dec Arrived, brig George W Chase, Bacon, New York; es he ‘sear Charles 8: rf i M Ch rs aries Sawyer (new, St Far- Jana Baltimore oi Malabar, MeCarty Newark, ‘a bt 3 Dusto ena Josephine. Haven, Buenos apres’ Vu bingy VIDENC Deca arrived, sora Ada ¥ Amos, \annab ; ‘tiene jerric! land, 1 NC, Fall'favers Eadie Flere, Hawes, Baltimore; James te Ir and Wm H Yoel ons jemmalt and LA Bur uriingame, Iba Jas M Keone, Agnes, Ches ‘Cheater, and Aibelt Pi is ao big Chia Rayners ree pace, \ tucke! ranges, Smii Kapp, Haverstaw; D ce, Fost ater. Pelric; Racket; Wm Insb, Fal ket; Willard’Salsbary, Handy; W Fy Bb Cargh Ml, HaleandAnn Ame- wee Hoboken; Henry B Metcalf,’ Rogers, do for nd led—Schrs Benj § Wright, Brown, Deal's Is!ank; Fred- die i i Serter, Smal), Boltimore;J H Bartlett, Harris; Kate . — Palmer, and Ellen 'M Bares Waterman. New orl Ba--arrived, schre Marion E Rockhill, Rockbil, and Arme- Bartlett, Georcetown. Du; Moses Fi ich, and Win ice, Scull, Piiisdelpbia; ‘A. Heaton, Phinney, wives Surge, vMigemicl, Lavinali Jang, Mott, do, for, Pawtucket; su Mote Fen Furnyss, ig Wright, 8 Brow and Gale, Shropshi Einabetipores Wim it ttemore, Port J rey ‘ort Jounson ; jason, ¥i 5 taparee, Croton; Sarah ‘Tiveal e woheg ag Fred Brown, Ryder, New York; Harvest, Cored do pia Fell Rive KaliedSchra Almon. ‘Bacon, Crosby; Essex. Handy, and Alla, Knowles, New York, e ste Nov 25—Cleared, ship Imperial, Tay- , Lyttleton, BAVANWAL Nov 30 (not Dec 2)—Arrived, ship Clara Kit- Jann Morell Boston ini A New Aaron Gondry, Burt, Yar- mouth; Maitland 8; sebra Clara Smith, Keen, Orient: Carre Woodbury,’ New York; Welcome it's jeebe, Legler, do Arrived, shina, Albert Edward, Barrow, and Bun- beam, from Ossibaw Jsland. the bar, off Tybee, bark Sami Larra}ee, from Aptwetp Cleared—ship Lady Russell, for Liverpool; barks Oscar Firat, for Bremen ; ger, for Amsterdam. SALEM, Dec 1— Arrived, brig Francis Lewev, Lewey, New NO, via raring sian ie iF delphi: Pm r NEvARD mee Deo A Hon nM for Boston Finiadelpbia for doy Fi oma Fm Ay arenes jaile; OPK for do; 8 Giimore, Rondont for Lynn rotate Pla ipa for Ports. mouth; ao for We Ban- gor for New York; Thomas G Smith: Philadelphte for Reston Candea portion, of ber crew frombitven), canted Brig Ottawa; schre Haitie ‘ommerce, hen | Ginna ota Belle, Eliza'8 Potter "Oreneubo an zzie 2 Arrived, sche F Nelson, Eltzabethport for Boston; Frai i Tanter for ‘40; Nellie © Paine, do; Ka: word yeh, Norfolk fotos Sawyer, Hobokes for do: Jacob fenzle, Ocean lie, Philadelphia for do; CN aed Fost patrick, do for Fortemoutt: Alice ae do o Tee One Maractivo, Hizabethport for Poruand; ‘Albert ean Tangier fcr Foruana! Frank Jameson,’ Cunten, Paine tot Salem Windsor, NS, for New. York; Tel Wel feet for doy Even F Fisher, Calais for do Cost avener dad oy of cpeien) Beta, for Jacksonville (lost anchor); Tei Ge for Fanpier Rockport, Rock: Bertiot New Ha oma of chain: Salem for riage ta a3 Sette, Paed-—trig Protei Albert Clarence, erent Bi ‘3d—Arrived, Adale Walton, Nore, P ‘Rockland for I Fevlion, nog Bultic, Bangor, for do; ne Pi eat doy Boston for do; des aura L bow. JS Detwiler, Jown Canwalladers Lot 4 B McCauley and’ Jesse Wilson, Salem tor do; RA Corsonds, do for Baltimore; M. ana Charles A Jones, Boston for Kaitimares Haven; GM Hi for Tangier “igo min, Boston forda; Luey Ie Corsa, xen but for Wiimingtom, for Pembroke. Del; Caroline Koight, b Satled—Schra New Zealand, New York, Leona, and as be fore reported, excepting arrivals of W-day, and debra Laure 5 fi ea, Magnet, Bela, Warrenton, Wockport and MW na, AM—Arrived, schrs Laura Brilgeman, Geo for Salem; Ada T Whitney, do {or Boson; Jas fin, dr, Baltimore or do Boston, Woodbrides, Helen, amore for Belfast ; (Me 8 Annie ad JB Austin, Boston for a ar Bal fetor a tye Yortiand Di ‘Georgetown 80; ‘for tlew York; Mary ky Rockpord, Me, om tor 00 ce Feat esi a for at . for Georgeiowa, DU; Alice By Fe nc a a ne RPORT, easing RS Coren scpr ‘ Chimo, Lansil, Be AUS REWAM, Nov 28-Arrived® pchrg Annio B Burseam Elleabetaport. Dupe rae meee lawiey, Baylesy) MISCELLANHUUS. “I ROYAL HAVANA I Lorreny, “ OFFICIAL DRAWING OF | G OF NOVEMBER 38, 1671, No, I i 08.. et i i SR SRESREE SE0S5 — Eg BSE weeeeuy: BESSESEEEEESE ae: BEE BE sREESSEEERSSSERREEE senSeeaaRks eres 3 — Peeeese gee! i = = 10287. 3149), = a a 10565; ie ES Be Bi 3794. 10786 seus, B00| 10805, 2830: “$00]10901 = 2 ee z 091. “fon tT SHEDIADEHEE 00/1 800) 12 = 800 *1B00)3: 300 300) 500 107,000, | nia ‘stoke 10 1a? a fect aPS ed and inform: Prizes cai rates paid for pr. mount to g W bOI 20,00) tickets, ation joubloons, all k: Ppanish b Bank | Billa, Government ti Due Capital Prize of $200,00}, rad Ah Bae be “ars Rey Pri Price! No, Prize.| No Biieaa i Peet tt 4 rnished. oe 3 3 af : The highest 18 of Gold and Silly cUrities, ke bc. Ord mtrsoriinare Drawine will take place on 20th Decen ane of $10K),0U), one of | A —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. York, n. 600,000, with only} AVLOR & 00., Bankers, all street, * OFFICIAL DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 98, 1871. 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