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10 BURKE Close —_—+-———_—— Reply to Froude. An Immense and Enthusias- tic Audience. he ived th 5 of His Series of Lectures im | tsdrmea’ tne voluntecrh, and the day they laid Irclaud in the Time ¢ of the Union. THE IRELAND OF THE £UTURE. Father Burke cloved his settes of fivetectures ‘the Academy of Music last evening-before an ‘ence which packed and jamme@ @very foot of wpace within its immense area, The people ‘had | would-have been to conoiliate this broken countr gathered about the doors, eager for the chanee of mdmission, as'early as six o’clock, notwithstanding STEADIGY-FALLING RAIN, and in the crush wien the doors were fnally ‘opened, at seven “@’clock, women fainted and strong men were -geriously injured. The aisles, ‘exes and far corners were fitted in all the floors, and even in the tier next to the roof tirere were unfortumate auditers contentedly occupying stand-. ing room, THE MAGNETIC DOMINICAN had probably never had so grand a reception as on this last night of his “defence,” and the enthusi- gsm'with whieh his summing up was received con- vinced him doubtless ef the genume American verdict on the-question én dispute more thoroughly ‘than any formal vote. The platform was filled. Among the more distinguished indtviduals present were Vicar General Starrs, Bishop Bec&er and nearly ali the Catholic clergy- O'Ronovan Rorea, men of the Diocese of New York and Brooklyn, Father Burke began Dy saying that‘he had observed @ paragraph in the Fribune of that morning, which recorded an act of discourtesy toward Mr. Froude in Boston, and in the name of his Irish brethren m America he tendered him an apology; he wanted to assure him of that COURTESY AND HOSPITALITY on the part of Irishmen here was something ‘which Trishmen had never ‘yet refused even to their ene- mies. Mr. Froude does not come as an enemy. He says he loves Ireland, and, in the words of 0’Con- nell, “Any man who loves Ireland cannet be my enemy. True Irishmen in America will tender him the same It is not by agiscourtesy that citizens of this country expect to make their appeal in the great question of Ire- lend’s wrongs that has arisen among us. If ever the reign of intelligence and of mind was estab- lished in this world it is established in glorious courtesy that LET US SHAKE MANDS,"? he received in Ireland, America, Any one who speaks the truth may here have a hearing, and it is not for Irishinen to refuse that hearing to any one, even should lus sentiments tend to the disparagement of their old home, In my present lecture I propose to reply to Mr. Froude’s remarks concerning the acts of 1782 and the Irish rebellion of 1798. He asserts that the Irish made a mistake in insisting upon the He says that they clamored for political relorm, but meant independence only of the Irish Parliament. POLITICAL AGITATION. Political reform means the correcting of great abuses, and, according to Mr. Froudé, England was gia, ouly too happy, to repeal in 1780 all the bad ws of previous legislation redress of Pat their grievances, and Bil these conceded them, they INSISTED UPON INDE! and therein to contention, contention to i! sion, from the meanest and sober causes bad blood and they were foolish. Industrial vilest ele ents of society. grant a real But, he says, with CE, pendence led conspiracy, conspir- to revolution and revolution to tyranny. am inclined to be an enemy to political agita- Political agitation draws menu's minds away pursuits of rings to the surface tie But it is life— the only resource left to a people who would ex- tract good laws from an unwilling and a tyrannous Mr. Froude has the highest admira- jon for the war of the Netheriands against Spain, and other wars which were waged by a Protestant opie against Catholic governments, for a lew are rights, that Were as much mercly abstract The Irish vernment, rinciples 28 od up only diving breuthing rights, in DEFENCE OF THEIR ALTARS AND TUEIR HOMES, not their freedom, for that was gone long ago, and for them my learned antagonist has only words of disapproval and disdain, ‘the Irish deraanded among other things @ repeal of the laws against the woollen trade passed during the reign of Wil- diam I. tion of wool which was so high as to be probibitory. The saic of fleeces was prohibited except to Eng- land, and England could insist upon ber own pi An Mr. Froude himself has stated it, oiler tre not accel) for two. Did just vein to this reasona wud, in efect, satd :. relund 1s down and I wiil keep ‘se peaceful appeals were England reply in disre France nty shillings a pound, but’ Ireland could pt and was COMPELLED TO SELL TO ENGLAND pl @ generous and vle request Y No. “I never will grant a arded, ‘These laws iixed a duty on the exporta- ei igint Eng- repeal. an when Henry Grattan finally demanded the restitu- tion of Ireland's commercial rights 4 her down.” | 0,000 volun teers were in arms for their maintenance, and the Bigniticant mo:to of ap; Was borne upon the trunnions on College Gr was so willing to repeal i she wait until, in 1750, sh &t the cannon's mouth? men saw repricve ouly in political agitation’ guy wonder that men thought, if our rights are to be gained only tn this way, that to keep @ torch ready lighted at each ¢ And yet Mr. Froude says they m mistake of clamoring for political agitation. APPEALING 1 T expe got irom Dr. Hitchcock € of a barn-door tow), but th an eagle, When that verdict comes, mouth? to-night. bear the c of the Am (Appia REZ TRADE FOR IRELAND" ven and Steph 1's Is it AMERICANS to ither, [do not Y my verdict he th lan an ett Xp ) ‘There were two alternatives offered us by legisia- tion of that day. to me, and | will never grant or take your liber You were not a ( Priest, putin memory of England said, y and jegisiat O HENRY and oaded cannon en. If England ad old Jaws why did ‘as compelled to ‘yield any wonder that | Isit | } would have unon's a 0 screain “Hema subject bu any. privileges, for yourself. “Tam a Catholic at glorious movement L ail down upon your head ten thousand blessings to-night. 8, giinst any dation and he the iar “legislation. peor because the Irish Here, | not the right of freedom. e Of the failure of sh Parliament of 1782 was a failure, fore Alnughty Lussert my belief that there is not a nation Pace under the sun that is not Mr. e incapable of Tins is a serious charge to make or a (chee MANCLIVATED WA a2 was that, though it enc itiin its boson ttan and Mood and some of the best men of and, it did not represent the Irish nation. God, a capable of self-legis- 3.) n ‘There were three millions and a half of people in Ireland, three millions of Other Wall milli prestine: «did not eugus, were represe Parliament. en THE MISERABLE V @he dirtiest and most mis a@ representative it sent (Laughiter,) aingie vote, nomination represent tiem fairly, boroughs, pocket pated by the | to this Taree millon Catholics borough not Well, ment, them Catholic, and the a Protestant, and this Parliament ants, and it Rotten bor 3 bought nominees tn this a Had that Parliament represented the Irish people t truly it woul rule. When ‘Was secured volunteers at id have solved ¢ the inde; reform W dene Dungannon—v0,000 auanded reform in the Parliament, and society formed to secure unity of purpose among isumen for tie advancement of their country, de- maanded retor 8 on witch his society of United Irisimou Was formed was a3 foliowe Fir THK UNITED IRISHMEN, The three princips problem of home oF the P at ouce demanded strong—de- rliament English influence upon legislation in our country isso great and so injurious as to demand a ‘Union of ail trishmen for the common good irre- @pectiveof religion or prejudices. Secound--Eve: y constitutional means should be fused to oppose such English iuituenee, and of suc, Namen. Third—No reform is mot include @ or sect, ae And foremost, 16 demanded @ radical reform of just or satisfactory that does very irisiimat, of whatever religion Is there anything treasonable, reprehensible, de- frving of imprisonment or de 1287 Who opposed this prop righ Pariiam enty in in those prinel- osed reform of the Who said that [reiand must re. main divided, distracted and ground down? The | government of Engiand, new Parliament, proposed A PLAN OF KEFORM, Wheu Mr, Blood, in the he was opposed by Yelverton, the government's attorney for Ireland, | his bil was th t | bra rote og to as thrown out | y bribe in his pinlovopner. S04 the premises and gynciusions are goya he et, Mr. Froude de ihe 159 each one of them with | City of share | Bee, 5. is a good He sits down and draws conciustons iat be thinks ought to result from his premises, is | Celte, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NUVEMBER 27, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. good, hilovopher. Bu' does not make bim aR 58 I think Mr. Froude has rg brmselt good a webloabpher be Ratoriae and too good Cs Rleterinn to be good philosopher, Pitt had determined to ‘crush Tretand, and for that He down their arms Ireland laid down for a time her hopes. He forced the United Irishmen to seovet eeknes — mee ap Pager raey. In ie they @ pul rotest the en- forcement of ¥ ‘agra WDER Bi 1 GUNPO LX, by whieh certain minions of the government were empowered to enter houses aud ransack them under the plea that they were looking for pera. \s Was @ pub! pmrcting, mind you, he president and ‘secrétary of it were arrested and imprisoned. The 0c) sosengy, and became w conapiracy. Its open object Wasa greater tercor to England than its secret ome could be. The English government had no reagon to be afrmd of Irish treason, but it has every reason to fear Irish unten. There Was no distoyalty, ‘no treason, in THE OATH OF THE UNITRD IRISHMEN} no sentiment that man wito loved his country could net applaud. rotest, priest as 1 am, that had that eath been-presentea ‘4 me in 1798 I would | appl Leg it, sworn it and clung to it. (Prolonged a] jause. it's object of crushing Ireland was secured hy forcing wer into revolutien, and he plunged the ‘ingdom into bioodshed that he bg. tt carry eut own infernal State policy. low easy it ety took refuge in Two short months of the reign -ef Earl Fitew! liam in Ireland were erou; hs ae show the peaceful, orderiy ‘temperament of the poopie, He was just and good, and when he was recalled the pation shed tears. The chief citizens of Dublin took his horses from his carriage and pulled it to the dock. Itwas casy to conciliate such people, but they ‘Ghose to warn the HONEY OF HUMAN NATURE ‘nto the gall and bitterness of hatred. Father Burke thea reviewed Hugh Q'Neill’s re- ‘bellion, "the penal laws enforced by Queen Eliza- ‘heth—in regard ¢o which he claims Mr. Froudevs ferty yeurs out of the way in his chronology—the oppression of Catholics, the cause of Queen Eliza- beth’s hatred, her illegitimacy, her mother, as he delicately termed it, being not her father's:wife; the increase of Ireland’s indebtedness after the act of the Union, the bargain and sale in the pas- sage-of that act.and the rise of Daniel O'Connell. CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION was finally secured by O’Connell because of the political agitation by which he threatened a civil war. It was accorded by ne land with such con- sent as a man gives up a jooth to the dentist, O'Connell put the forceps sels the false old mouth while the bigeted, old aca groaned, and the face that ued never changed color over evil deeds grew pale as to THE FUTURE OF IRELAND. Said Father Burke, the verdict ‘to be rendered is not wholly one of absolution. Mr. Froude has come like a man going to confes- sion. He cries out, ‘We have sinned, we have sinned!” but he promises no improvement in the future, Sureiy he cannot ask a verdict justifying the roll of iniquity that we have been contemplat- ing. Our verdict, my American grand jury, must also have reference to the future. There is NO USE APPEALING TO THE SWORD, That will succeed only when the Irish have two things—which Mr. Froude thinks they have not now-—-union as one man, and a determination not to sheathe the sword until they gain their free- dom. I do not believe in insurrectionary move- ments in so divided a country as Irelaud, The glorious future for Ireland lies in more peaceful paths. Let her sons develop her resources, and let her sons in America who have grown wealthy use their imfuence to effect that blessed union without which there 1s no hope for her. ENGLAND IS AN EMPIRE IN DECAY. She has almost run hercycle. She is giving up her colonial dependencies and buying ou her enemies. ‘The day of tie New Zealander on London Bridge is not far ahead, and it that day comoes—Lord Ma- caulay says it may come—Ireland, in her indepen- dence, will find a rest in your vwn mighty con- federation of States, in which she may.be an equal among the best. At the conclusion of Father Burke's lecture im- mense oneO Rae: greeted him, and Vicar General Starrs proposed a vote of thanks, which was heartily accorded, NOBTH CAROLINA SENATORSHIP, The Senatorial Battle in the LegisIa- ture=The Balloting Commenced—Ex- Governor Vance Ahead So Far<—Pool Only Reecives Seventy-three Votes. RALEIGH, Nov. 26, 1872, The all-important business in both Houses to-day was the ballot for United States Senator. The presiding oficers of botir Houses when the hour arrived counseled order and decorum, and said no undue enthusiasm was to be exhibited when nomt- nations were made or the result announced, and ordered the dooréeepers to close the — and galleries if any applause was given. Eighteen conservatives bolted from the caucus nomination last night when it was ascertained that ex-Goy- ernor Vance would be nominated, The ballot cominenced in both Houses at noon. Of the 169 votes Vance (conservative) reecived 38, Merrimon (conservative) 18; Pool (republican) 73 necessary to a choice, 85. Both Houses adjourned until to-morrow, Many rumors are rife in regard to the probable result to-morrow, but none are reliable. The re- publicans have been very active since the morning session, but their plans are unknown, THE INDIANA SENATORSHIP, An Informal Ballot Taken inthe Legise lature—Morton Has a Majority of 19 on Joint Ballot. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 26, 1872. Tn the Indiana Legislature this morning an in- formal vote was had in each House for United States Senator. Inthe Senate the vote was for 0. P, Morton, republican, 27; tor J.D. Williams, democrat, 21; and tn the House, ior Morton, 54; for Williams, 41, On the joint ballot Morton will have a majority of 1 A BRITISH SHIPMASTER KILLED. | Captain Deuchars, of the British 8 | accidentally killed at Macabi Island, | September. ip Mogul, was on the “HAVANA MARKETS, zas, 7,400 boxes und 025 ids. Receipts of the week at | Havana and Matanzas, 100 boxes and I hhds. Ex. | ports during the week from Havana and Matanzas, | 2 all to the United States, Bacon firm at “A wt. Butter dull, at $23 a alate $29 it al lion, Hinpty hogsl s of white pine a $42 per 1.0 ins activ { reals per | hominat. “Lumber. actiy | a $41 50; pitch pi | Box duloyant at Naval store ads at $40 0 feet. SHIPPING NEWS. | - WHITESTONE” TELEGRAPH. The New Youe Henatp has constructed a telegraph lias from New York city to Whitestone, Li, and the sameis now open for the transaction of business This line will be found of great servi | business with vessels passing to and 1 | every facility will be given to mercha communicate promptly | Asthereis no other telegraphic communication with | Whitestone, the Herald Line wil ve fall busines, | and private messages, and the same attended to with all c despaten. 9 those having the Sound, and sant others to Poss Al messages must be propatt The fe re hoon catabligiel sm ¥ri twenty five ¢ for ten words or Jose, tWo Cents tor every additional word, Business messiges—For a message of twenty words or ess, 4o be delivered on board vessels ot Whitestoue, one do} five cents (or every ailditional wort, Advertisements for New York Henao tres, ovrices, Herald OMtiee, corner Broadway and Ann steos Herald Ship News Office, pier Nol Kast Mitte, No 1265 Broadway. Wiuiestone Dock, Whitestone, LI Almanac for New York—This Day, HIGH WATER, ' Gov, Island.....eve 4 85 | Sandy Hook. seve mora 8 AG} Heli Gate. eve OCEAN STEAMERS, ‘FuOM NEW YORK ror roe MBE! AND DECEMBER, “100 545 500 Moon rises, DATES OF DEPARTURE MONTHS OF NOV | Steamers. |_Saita | Dewination Ofer. | - -———-__ Favernool../2! Broadway. » | Hamburg. /61 Broadway » | Liverpoot..|1¥ Broadway :|Bremen,.../2 Bowling Green ‘ .. |Glasgow.... 17 Bowling Green Nov. 80..| Havre...) 158 Broadway. jLiverpool., Atl 7. |Taverpo Angli ‘Tavgevoyis: lls Brow wa PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY. 26, 1872. CLEARED, Steamahip Vicksburg, Morrell, Turks Islands—F W Kent ‘Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & amamship Charleston, Berry, Charteston—H R Morgan Steamship Regulator, Freeman, Wilmington, NC—Loril- Steamship Wyaueke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and amship Wyantke, Coucl Richmond—Old Dominion Stenmsiip Oo. Steamohip Niagera, Head, City Point and Richmond— Old Dominton Steumahin Steamehin Nereus, bearse: Boston—H F Disnock. ae Giovanina (Ital), Oatiero, Antwerp+Funch, Bark Uriel Ger), Stel mark Venus (Nor), Olsen, Atnsterdam—Tetens & park Wikelmina (Den), Widenbrink, Retterdam— Fench, Edye & 0 Bark’ Harvest oon, Porry, Bilboa—Jas Honry. Hark American Liogds, Park, Buenos Ayres—J Norton, Be, & Si Bark “@ De Zalda, Miller, Sagua a Grande—Waydell & ask Florence Potors, Danley, er RS & Bark Estelle, Lan Havuna—Je Wand & Hark John Grin, Havanaet & Ward & Co. Bris Gipsey or" Speed Prederiketad—P Hantord & ‘Brig Havarine, Blood, nwall—Miller & Houghton. ari Wm McKean (Br), Wolf, Point-a-Pitre—Heney & Brig Emeline @r),-Crowell, Tusket, NS—Boyd & Hinc- Sehr Anna-Maria (Br), Cole, Shulee—Snow & Richard- nchr Teal (Br), Peck, St John; NB—P I Hovins. & Son. Schr Abby Wasson, Wasson, Jacksonville—W. Hay. Bone. Jennie F Willey, Willey, Fernaudina—s 0 Loud & ‘Schr W HJones, Rowland, Fernandina—A Abbott, Schr F Rogers ‘Sheppard, Charleston—Evans, Ball & ‘Sehr Ela, Grindle, Portsmouth—Miller & Houghton. Scuir Jeddio, Turner, Boston—Jed Frye & Co, ane John Curtin, Abrams, New faven—Rackett & sent Dart, Williams, Stamford—Stamford Manufactur- ‘Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia. Steazner Phitadelphia, Davis, Philadelphia, Edye vburg—C Tobias % Co. ea Boek. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamship Baltic (BP, Kennedy, Livery Nov 1, and orth lary 15, with mdse na asseugcrs to JH Sparks Arrived at Quuranting 9 M4 Nov. Tand 19 experienced a yiole! IW to NNW, with a tre- Grdtoussens tn Iateeal, ton 39 webse fn with ship Eng, from Quebec, for Plymouth Assyria, of Newcastl 2, timber laden, partly dismasted, waterlogged an manageable condition; succees r Cig Simeuttye there being a ilah and dan rous sea Tul nn in rescuing the master and cre in number, rat ‘trowght them to this ports 24th, 9:30 PM, saw steamship Adriatic, hence for Br Gi Steamship: Europa. (st), Campbell, Glasgow Nov 9, and Moville 11th, with mdse aid 391 passengers, to Henderson Bros. Nov ® 0 20, lon 43 40, encountered a terrific jurricane, commencing at SSE and veering Into NNW. barometer reading artully high and confuses ship boring: eis ‘and barter large quantities of water; ship hove to for 17 hours; aplit salis, 4c. Noy 21, lat 4655, lon 62 19, exchanged signals with steamship Aus- tralia, bound FE; same day, lat 16, lon 52 53, passed a large steamship, pa W, with loss of foremast, boats, ke; 22d, lat 15 10, 3, exchanged gael with ‘steam: ship. Constance Yor Bristol), bound. 70 miles E of Runtucket, exchanged signals wil steamship Towa, i Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston Nov 17 and Key West dist, with'mdse and passengers to CH Mallory Co, Had ‘strong N and Ne winds the entire passage: Nov 21, passed, going into Key West, slip Charles Hi Oulton (Br), from Liverpool Steainship rdw Wiekerson, Galveston, Nov, via Key West 20th, with mdse and passengers to ‘Lunt Bros, Had strong N And NE winds the entire passage. Is bound to Providence. % Steamship Empire, Bearse, Fernandina Noy 21, with mdse to James Hand. Steamship Montgomery, Falrcloth, Savannah Nov 23, with mdse and passengers to R Lows wannah Noy 23, 0. Mieamsnip Baa Talat, Hasard, with mdse and passengers, to W arty sara ek wood, Charleston Nov 23, to HR Morgan & Co. Steamship Champion, with mdse and passengers Brearaat Albemarle, Stark, Richmond, City Point and fed ah aan mdse and passengers to the Gid Dominion iteainsl Do. ‘Steamshi See ey Read, Richmond, City Point and gc mdse and pasiengers to the Old Dominion am Ste: mp Wy 'yanoke, Couch, Richmona, City Point and Norfolk, ‘with indse anid passengers to thé Ola Dominion eamshin Co. Bark Guiseppe d'Abundo, Cammarota, Padang 125 days, with mdse to order, Had heavy weather; sprung main: topmast, lost and split sails: was 3 days west ot Ber- muda. ed Cape of Good Hope Rept 7) St Helena, 16th pnd crossed, the Equator Oct, 2 2d W. 16 miles SH of the fiigiands, white clearing the, anchors the first officer fell overboard and was drowned. Hark Menn-tir (Fr), Rio, Auckland, 88 days, with gum to Rolph, Sterry & Co. Falseod Cape ‘Horn, Sept 35, and crossed the Equator Nov 3, in lon 3345 W'; hml heavy westerly gales of Cape Horn; since moderate weather. Bark ‘Thames (ot London), Conves, Aukland Aug 33, with gum and flax, to W , Son & Renwick. Aug 3 had a heavy gale from 83h tasting for tree days; nent favorable winds toSept 15; then had a heavy NW gale, ith vory heavy sea, was obliged. to lay to for 12 hours} Passed Cape Horn Sept 22: then ligl sat beaiing winds: and tat Oct a) sighted Trinidad, then fi quator, which ‘Was crossed Oct Pweather to port, Oct 1), lat 3410'S, ton 3 spoke bark Marie Lucie (NG), from Tquique for Falmouth; d, lat 19 368, lo changed signals with a sip, showing 4th Bendt No ibs iron atvetnoel Tor Valpa- raiso; 24d, lat 17 308, lon 3) 53 W, ship Edward Perry, From Cari for Point de Galle rk Eufemia Danovaro (Ital), Fastanic, Liverngot £8 with coal to Bird, Perkins '& Job; vessel to 4 Pa- ta, Took the southern passage and had modérate ther; been 15 days west of Bermuda. ark Hannibal (NG), Nieman, Liverpool 5¢days, with salt to S Thompson's Nephew & Co—vessel to C Tobias & Cos took the middie passage and had heavy I ; lost sails and yards, broke wheel, s Sit slow: Nowa ata0, ton Go, aa ship, Lucy's Willy of and from Boston, tor Madras, Bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Hansen, Newcastle, 66 days, with mdse, to Funch, Edye & Co. Took the southern passage and had fine weather; been 10 days west of Ber- muda, Bark Magnus Lagaboter days, with salt to ordet (Nor), Bergh, Ploncenter, E, 40 vessel 'to Futich, Edve & took the northern passage and had strong NW and SW ales the entire passa; been 12 days west of the Banks; jv 14, lat 44.N, lon 5320 W, tell in with steamship Caro- va (Br), from Bultimore for Queenstow: na sinkin: condition; took off captain and wife and 25 men, an brought, Blew to this p Bark Harzburg (NC), Kunlken, Bremen, $9 days, with mdse and 104 passengers, to. Oelrich & Came the southern passage ant had tine weather; been 6 days 2West of Bermuda; had ore, death, an infant. Bark Toreningen Bay, Kio Janeiro 46 wit cofies to J. Me ver; vessel to Funch, Oct 30, in lon a8 46 Wi “had v ‘ariable olden Fleece (ot Barbados), St Plerre (Mart), 13 sugar and molasses to It Trowbridge’s Sons. hori of Hatteras, with strong Nand NW lost jibbom and spiit salts, Charles Gumm (of Varmonth, N3),, Moller date Nickerson), Port Morant, Ja, for Liverpool, 3l logwood, &o, tod W Elwell 4 Had strong ANY ov 14, Captain A W Nickerson, a native of Yar- ite PM of fever, brand wag buried at s rT lon 68, bore 0 havigate the Vessel; ‘andy Tiouk, took a pilot from boxe pouty. i maath vot Weymonth, NS), Cosman, Sydney, Gn, Ddaye: with coal 10GB swata & ons verse te Boyd & Hincken; had variable weather, Bark St Mary, Hollowell, Boston, 3 days, in ballast, to FW Elwell & Co; had light easterly winds. Brig Aluntros (Nor D st Amant & Son inidale. passage ‘and had moderate Weathe ays north of Ber 1g Fortunato. (Ital) mdse to D St Amant &'s and had moderate weathe: $1 days, with ern passage ‘3 Wot Ber- nda, iano, Bordeau: n. Took the hasbeen 9 Brig Angostura (of Gibraltar), Perkins, Angostura 22 days, with mdse, tod Morrill. Had fine weather; in the ao 0 River passed brig Angostura (NG), hence, bound ), Saunders, Demerara 22 to Harvey Barnes; yessel ‘ad fin ather to tho latof strong northerly nds, Miirig Alpha (of Lalenberg, N days, with sugar, old iron, ke. to Hatton, W: Rermud, AJennings, Blake, chy O Curtis, Curtis, Virguiia. # assed Th ugh Hell Gates. BOUND souTH. Bollvar, Lawson, New London nd passengers, Providence for New York, Steamshi for New Jewitt, Hartiord for New York. “Raymond, Kelly, Pawtucket ior New ¥ Selir Emma, White, Taunton for New ¥ Sclir Palos, Overton, Catals tor New Tok, ‘vith lumber 1 Warford. Spra; ding Railroad 4 . Providence for New York. 047, Gandy, Providence for Ne ork. ight Audrew Petors, Mopkins, Providence for New rk. Dix Island for New order. ir Calista, Spear, Vinalhaven for Fort Schuyler, with stone to order, Sehr Ruth Halsey, Mitchell, Sal Si Crosby, Fro" ne Almont Merritt, New cy A’ Blossom, Stone, Fall River for New York, he Avett, rt Jefferson tor New York. ir Leonting, Rockiand to onde! ng. — wottver: Fall River tor New xork, ore Baker, Boston for New York diasmire, Dighton forNew York. Ditcnbocker, Boston lor Philadel: Salvin P Harris, Philips, Providence for Balti- Schr Onward, Weaver, Smithtown for New York, Sehr Wm F Garrison, Blackman, Boston tor New York. idgeport tor New York. Boston fog for Philad i rth !, Boston for iat apa ., Sullivan, Me, for New Yi Ne Paul Fu ‘odiorne, or k, Koston for Philadelphia. yrtland (or New York, with Sone UW Dame, Ray nor, stoue to order. Schr Sarah Purvis, Boyle, Providence for New York, ‘orthport tor New York. Bridgeport tor New Yor! Schie Veto, Botts, Thomaston for New "York, ‘vith lime to. B Haviland. ‘ache Mary Tice, Tiee, Providence for X Sehr Nauvttus, Crockett, Rockport for New York. Pn! De Reading Railroad Xo 43, Baldwin, New Haven for ow Schr Escort, Smith Schr Franktin, Bi ber to Hhiapson & © Schr Dresde Providence for New York, ht 0 Dye % Bulger, Saco for York, with headings to order. Schr 1 Maga, Slater, Providence for New York Bohr EM Hatch, Mili, Cromwell, Me, tor hew York, wir stone to ord Hebe kitva, Hall, Notwatk for New York, Edwd Stevens, Pendleton, Bangor for New York, lumber to order. Me, for New York, with , Bagiey, Bi der. r Grand Island, Miller, Rockland for New York, wit hime tod B Haviland, Bunee, Ha Fandreth, 8 w York, Bridgeport tor New York. Ww Be Bangor tor New York, with lam: ford for New York, itvOy, Vyavideuoe fur New et Eliza J Raynor, Mitchell, Providence for New "he "sea Flower, Latham, Nantucket Shoals for Zvew ‘Sehr Joseph Baxter, Saxon, Boston for Washiyigton, Schr George Hotchkiss, Cogswell, Newport /for New York» Brazos, Crowell, Postland, Ct, for New York, with soon chr Golden Ray, Davis, Connecticut River for New *Qohir Maggie J Chadwick, Crowell, Boston for New ‘or! ‘Gelir Bva, Vanderbilt, Cohassett Nartows for New York. Behr Abble Reewos, Gardiner for New York, with head: i te Gi "Rene ADBIG H Brows; Cole, Providence for New York. Fenr piven Giza, Heaney, New London tor New k, iittala owe, H (owe, Lanesville for New York, ne to Cadett & Ws lice, Peper for New York. Echt HH Scmpson, ‘Youker, Portiand tor'new York, cine th lumber to order, eee east wardelt, Gien Cove for New York. Behr jtekerson, Chase, Boston for New Yor! Schr George E Carman, Pressey, Providence for New ork. ‘Wir Ctrete, Phinney, Brookhaven for New York. r qW Bel Homers, Fait iver: for New Fork. ers, Gardiner for New York. can cide. Kemp, ‘Fortland, Me, for New York, with lumber to order, Bclir # Barrett, Barrett, Providence for New York, Steamer Ospray, Kenney, Yall River for New York, with mdse and passengers. BOUND EAST. Steamshin Nereus, Bearse, New York for Boston. Sehr Helen P, Jones, New York for Portland. Sehr Allen Gurney, Gurney, New York for Providence. Schr Wm F Borden, Adams, Hoboken for Pawtucket, feht Lizzie Raymond, Lord, Poughkeepsie for Fall ‘Sehr Ira M Parker, Baker, Now York for Middletown. Schr d& J Oakley, Newman, Hoboken tor Providence. Sehr Win Babcock: Chapin, New York for Wes! Schr Charles Hawley, jussell, Newark for Pr Schr Angle Predmore, Benson, Virginia for New Ha: ven, SAILED. Steamship Leo, Sa annah; b bark Carlton, Matanzas; brig Sportsman, Koy West, Wind at sunset NE, Marine Disasters. wa For particulars of the loss by abandonment at sea of steamship Carolina (Br), from Baltimore for Queens- town, and ship Assyria (Br), from Quebec for Plymouth, E, see general news ‘columns, Banx St Unsuta, at Fortress Monroe 2%th from Rio Janciro, reports a dangerous wreck 15 milos SSE of Cape Henry th the track ot vessels bound in; 15 feet of her mast out of water, Bric Croton, Pendleton, from Philadelphia for Bos- ton, before reported ashore dt Fire Inland Bar. left 8 and Hook (putin for a harbor) at 12 o'clock Friday night steering E till 4 o'clock; held up E by N til ‘F AM, when she fetched up. the compass was over a point out of the way, weather thick at the time; had colors flying all the day,’ but could not be seen from shore; the crew was taken off by a sloop and landed at Bay Shore; the Coast Wrecking Company went to her assistance on Saturda: night, ‘and she was stripped on Sunday. She is expected to be’ a to ‘The vessel was left in charge of Wrecking Hastert O mith, to save oatge i postibie Scur L 8 Leventna, Smith, from Jacksonville for Phil- afteiphin, ‘\s reported’ ashore’ near tho Stockton House, Cape Island, Sour Many J (wrecker), De La Mar, with cargo of stone from schr Ella F Crowell, ashore on Succonnesset Shoal, arrived at Vineyard Haven Nov 23, J was Not ashore on the Shoal, as reported by telegraph. Sone E F Mrawy, Lowis, from Portland, Ct, for Boston, sprang aleak in Fishers Island Sound 23dinst, and put into Vineyard Haven 2th leaking about 1000 strokes per hour, but proeceded same day, having stopped it. Scur Euta F Crowerr, Howes, from Lane's Cove tor New York, before rae ashore on RE ade Shoals, was gotten off by J R De la Mar, Wreckmast id taken. io Vineyard Haven, where she will take in Dalaiice of her ‘cargo. She was leaking considerably. Scun Loruarn, at Newport, Rl, 25th inst from East Har- bor, TT, lost jibdeom. Sonn Many VanCxear, at Boston 25th from Philadelphia on the 20th inst lost overboard W M Dodd, of Islesboro, seaman, aged 24 years. Scr Empress, Baker, from Baltimore ,of and for Bos- ton, Is ashore on southivest end of Gay Head, The Em- press 1s a new schr of about 400 tons, and this is her sec- ond trip. Partially insured. Sour Litany M Warren, Plekering, from Rockland for Newark, while passing through Hell Gate 24th inst ran ashore on the Nigger Heads, sat the vessel to leak; was hauled off by the steamtug Unit, and will probably have to remain at New York for repairs. A Scnoonsr, of Philadelphia, loaded with coal, bound up the Potomac, was aground ‘2th inst just above’ Lower ar Point. Axtwerr, Nov 1!1—The ship Westmoreland (American) which has arrived here from Thitadelpitia, (petrole liad been obliged to throw overboard about one-tenth her cargo. Capiz, Nov 7—The Lemp Franzen, from Bristol, which put in ‘here Nov 2, had her pumps disabled: she will Feplace them and will proceed early next week for Bal- more. Guasaow, Nov 9—The bark Mary A Marshall, of St John, NB, proviously reported as having arrived at Greenock with sails blown away and other slight damage, was bound from Warrenpoint for Philadelphia, and not’ from Foinaenbie as before reported. Hat ‘8, Nov 26—The steamer Picton, which left StJohna, NF, on the lbth inst. and which, was supposed to have been’ lust in the recent gale, has reacted Louis- burg, CB. Loxvoxperry, Nov 1—Tho barks Angelo V, from Queenstown, and Biectra, from New York. were blown fom the entrance of the Lough on the 6th inst. The lut- ter has not since been heard of. e Bw 'W, fell’ in. with the Queenstown, Nov rahe! als New York for Queens- York, reports:—Nov 8, lat 40 N, lon an ‘bark Dagmar, {row fore reported by cible). completely dismantled at the same me strong gales, with heavy sea. ape Price, of the Idaho, despatched one of his lifeboats {i charge of Mr Lessels, second officer, and after much. vali culty succeeded in rescuing captain and crew and too! them ou to Liverpool. Miscellaneous. We are indebted to Captain Kennedy, of the steamship Clyde, from Gulveston and Key West, for his attentions Purser C Hunter, of the steamship Empire, from Fer- nandina, has our thanks for courtesies, Steansntr Wrvnosser, 710 tons, built at Mystic, Ct, in 1861, and recently employed in the line between New york and Port au Prince, has been sold at this port for Scur Saran Extzanern (of Oyster Bay, 56 tons), has been bought by Joseph Lewis and others of Northport, to hail from that port, and be commanded by Capt Frank M Lewis, ot Northport. Capt Oliver Graifam, of Camden, has purchased the scht Chas Ruben of parties in Massachusetts, tor the coasting trade. Smetps, Nov 11—The ship St Mark, of New York, Gran- dell, 1870 tons register, bound for Callao, it Is stated had to come outot th aberland Dock, in this river, after taking in Is. ‘keels of coal only, on account of there not being suMcient water on the dock sill, and has had to take the remalner of her coals on boord Mu the streain to complete her cargo. Notice to Mariners, SCOTLAND—WEAT COAST—FIXED LIGHT ON DUH ARTACH ‘Northern Lighthonss Price, from New The Commissioners of given motice that on and aiter Noveiber 1, 1872, a light Will be exhibited from a lighthouse recently. Dunn Artach Kock, off the Sound of Iona, wert coust of cotland The light will be a fixed light, showing white all around the horizon, except towards the southern shore wine and the Torranan rocks, between the bearings 0 and 8 by W 3g W, where it will he a fixed red light. “tis tlovated 146 fect above: high water, and in clear weather should be seen at a distance of 18 miles, ihe tiluminating aparatus is dioptric or by lenses of the rst order. The lighthouse stands on & rock, 47 feet above high rater, and bears SSE ts E, 14 miles trom Skerryvore lighthouse, W by § Wiatics fem the Geet ‘Torranan, and NW 4g W, 13 mil fs trons the northwest point of Colon: si ‘Position—Lat 56 06108, ton 602 W. In tojgay weather a bell will be rung quickly for about 19 seconds at intervals of 30 seconds. SOUND OF ISTAY—ALTRRATION IN LIGHT AT R=DITA MHTATLS Also that 0.1 and aiter Nov 1, 1872, the following altera- tion will he made in the light of Rudha Mhail, on the Island of Islay, at the northera end of the Sound of “iNo Tixed light will be altered £0. a YaUL iw a westerly dire SSW4gW and i. ant OF Talay. as before. All bea! 1872, 1o show red to age ion, between the bear! Where it Will be cut off by the n Tn all other directions it remains wiive ngs are magnetic. Variation 2% 30 westerly in Whalemen, Cleared at New Bedford Nov 25, bark John Dawson, Baheock, ior Indian Orean, nk Francisco Nov 18, bark Nautilus, Smith, se. Spoken, Bark Charlotte A Littlefield, Carver, from Montreal for Montevideo, Oct 15, lat 18 8, lon $3 W- JA West (1), trom ‘Go in of NB, on lon for Boston, leaking up tor-Bermuda, Nov 13, lat $3 lon 68 (oy Valsh, at St Pierre, Mart), *eA Dutch hark, showing letters R BS Q, from Antwerp for San Francisco) Aug 26, lat L 8, lon 22 W, Foreign Ports. Axtwenp, Nov 11—Arrived, Lydia, Scoville, New York ied 1th, Martha Bowker, Skolfield, Callao; Mle, nb, New Orlewns, ats, Nov lmArrived, Wyilicg, Vives, Now York. RIstoL, Nov Li—Sailed, Wm Yeo, sore New Orleans; Challenger, CoMin, Cienfuegos via Cardiff, Bounay, Oot Zin port ship Di Crowell, tor Kalied’ Sov tl sah iiarvester, Carver, for —. Borrann Lxukr, Nov 12—In port bark’ Aureola, for Aus- tralia, Idg. ¢ #¥, Nov 9—Cleared, Mognt, Freeman, Rio Janeiro. h, BF Uarriman, Nichols, Havana; Juventa, wy Orleans. Nov 12. ied, Nelene, Larsen, New York. og ~ aha port Laboramus, for Philadelphia or ork, ly. @ Fleming (Br), Arrived, Lempi, Franzen, Bristol for Bal- joy. timore (eo Dicanters): CALCUTTA, by In port, ships Khersonese (Fr), for " gress (Br), Stockton, for New York, | Peruvian Con Boston, do Vennard, Humphrey, and Cora, Coombs, for Dundes; Wm McGilvery, Vichols, and Sarah Hignet, Burwell, unc. Sailed from Sangor Oct 4, bark Goodell, Crockett, Cochin; Sth, ei Nopantaum, Pratt, Boston; loth, Winged Hunier, Hanno, New York: iu City of York (ie) Auld, do; i7th, bark JennicS Barker, Walle, Hostone Proceeding J down the river [sth, ship Caflabrooke Castle (Br), Smith, tur New York, Cihrracoxe, Oct 15—Suiled previous, Mystic Belle, Burnham, Cochin. Drat, Nov 10—Sailed, MM McFarlane, Hall (from Lon- don), Baltimore. East Hansox, TI, Nov 7—In port Chas E Scammell, for Newport, Ing. Argosy, Read, St Nazaire Fanwoorae “Nov Salted, (having repaired) ; 12th, Fenwick, Toyo, New York, Greenock, Nov li—Sailed, Chippewa, Grossart, Pen: goin; lath, tron Age, Crabtree, Havant; Arabia, Leslie, New Orleans. GENOA, Nov T—Sailed, Success, Clifford, New Orleans. nov 3 Pe Continental, Doane, from y 10~Salled, Bombay, Pray (from Liv- Jennie Prin Prince (from Liver- th, L B Gilchrist, Emerson, from Liv- A care 3G Hall, Durham, Boston; we irsivea, ship Ll Sturges, Linnekin, Nd ete aad ship Thos Bell (Br), Donnan, Haus , NOV Arrived, brig Ida (By), Dix, Philadel. t Hotyiran, Nov erponi), Tybee, ¢ pool). Caliao, Ont the Skerries erpool for Savanna’ muons, Nov 10 pli dria: Jas ke: allah, Barker, Ni F Y Nove port barks Mary Killam Br), Butler, lay’ Saga (Br), Garvin ready brigs MW ester, Alice Tarlton, and Guba, Idg; sehr’ Ada F White ney, ready | RORTRESS MONROE, Nov 26—Arrived, bark St Ur- sult, Rio Janetro for orders, aah Day tna peered ti ip Wana enactan ‘ os. York ship Oberon ir ive aie MS), Steamship Calabris (Br), a seared. cain at ey Wilting, Boston; Everett orgy ate ele it ang cuore se for Sevaupan Cee ee i a ee ae trom yrerpea or New York; Sth, Suranak, Ives, from'do tor Lanpom, Nov Bg eras pd prpiiaien, Swap, Madras. ——— mi tormat anchor n sor near the Tuns Bank lth, (Ranta ‘eared, AW Muetetian, for Bordeaux tn Besste sie Crostiy, Croat Balled. Savant r fratno ov ton, for San N, Row ‘anther, Kil Poxrovts, Nov 9—Sailed, N ob Clements, Kelley, Bos- Passed the Lizard 12th, Peru, Hibberd, from Hartlepool gy Nov U—Arrived, Domenico, C: i, UE! lov l—/ ved, 10, Capponi, Roston; Nuns, Vidulich, New York; Contest, ‘Biven led 24th, steamships Ja . Martyn (from Liver- ool). New York ast hig, of Antwerp a led steams! ip Chey: ‘of Brooklyn} gpainuapindid ie don wv B—Cleare: jared, Sarmatian (Br), an retin mad 3a hip snip Take, Ontario Ped, Berneon, Montreal lean: Ramsaate, Nov 1} 1—Sailed, eo ‘8 8 Haat Gray (from Feweastic), Guadaloupe (and was off Hastings same "type, Nov U—Salled, Punjaub, Rosewarne, New York. Hees Nov 12—Put in, Transport, Wyman, from Rosa- 1AMPTON, Nov 26—Arrived, steamsh , Mey- er Now York (or Bremen ee Mesmship Rhein, Moy ‘Suanauay, Nov 10—Arrived, Morro Castle, ets Swa- tow. Taseereusrsctes Clara, Hall, Bs Sypwzy, C! teamship 'N Br), Marived Si peg Kate oe ay : bora : ‘rived Nov, im rf, Hu wee get Nov 2, ‘stoatnsh! ip ‘Southern ahs binson, for Sr Caruantre’s Port, Nov 11—Off, shi atatehiess, Dawes irom Tlollo via Queenstown for ‘Lon ov , brig Annie (Bo), Lawson, | enigat at chr Glannere Bn, Tal few York. Nov ‘Charley (Br), Sciavo, ‘Arrived Nov 12, 2 ark Windward, Stannard San Francis co tor neg Co! pt In port ship Flying Eagle, Lewis, wee “Wispsor, NS, Nov_1—Cleared, brig Manson, Gilkey, Baltimore? Ith, sol souvenir Gir}, Hattleld, Nei Yori ved, achr HV Crandail Yauaourit, N) (Bp, Mewurhie, New York (a ‘and Cleared auth for Windsor, [Pre Sreamante Batic.) Anpnossan, Nov 11—Sailed.. Guy, Havana, Auicants, Nov 7—Si 1 dlaront Tarragona and New York; Felinpa, sate Malaga and do. Bonnxavx, Nov $—arrived in the river, Annie Kimball, Stinson, Baltimore. eueuranr, Novi2—Arrived, John Sanderson, Sands, St john, NB. BREMERHAVEN, Nov9—In the Roads, Argonaut, Steen- grafe, for New York. nr, Nov TEsatte, Ceres, Gundersen, New Or- ida Boden, Galveston, teat tie H L Gilliatt, Tor Cientuegos, Cle Entered out Ith, Elderado, Inglis, for Callao. 88a eg Nov led, Amor Fraterno, ‘Navdint, New Dusrix, aoe Arrived, re New York. Dover, Nov 12—-Put In through stress of weather, Silver Stream, ‘Fades from Philadelphia for Lynn. Nov ‘Arrived, The Queen (3), Andrews, Lon- aon ior New York via Havre (and proceeded). paren 0th, Vidsjaen, Frolacson, from Shields for New Passed back ofthe Goodwin 9th, Alma, Lehmeyer, from Bremen for Lf A Orleat FouKEsTone, Nov ion, Said bin Sultan, Otis, from Shields for Guadaloupe, Fatmoor, Nov I2-Sailed, Sylvanus Blanchard, Me- Alevy (from Macabi), Havre. Groucustun, Nov \2-Arrived, Thor, Amundsen, New Gaway, Nov eee Mary Ann, Hamlyn, Doboy. Girattar, Nov 11—Sailed, Teviot ®, Mime om izhae, &c), New York. NOA, Nov Bao eens porchsster, Harrison, New Atletta, Dow, Palermy Gu Nov O—Arrived, Angila (9), Small, New York. Bailed 1 ‘rom the Clyde lith, Pacific, Foss, for New Yor! Greenock, Nov 12—Satled, Java, Miller, San Francisc Lady Millon, Till, Pensacola, GRANTON, Nov ll—Arrived” Solon, Johnson, New York, Hourazan Ni Nov 12—Sailed, Snsio, Thorne (from Liver- padi), New fee hat Nov ll—Arrived, Duisburg, Holljes, Baiti- yaaa, Nov 9—Arriyed, Prinz Albert, Hoepner, New Arrived 8th, Shamrock, Dow, Valparaiso, Sailed trom Cuxhaven ith, Dr Barth, Bockwoldt, New York; #olus, Berding, do; Koncsnackarsonp, Nov i—Arrived, Viken, Wettre, Phil- adelphia lor Aarhus, Lavanroot, Nov I8—Arrived, Algeria (*), Le Messurior, w York, Salled llth, Faedreneslandet, Hjelm, New Orleans; Car- denas, Kellek, Cienfuegos; 12h, Leguans, Satoria, New York; John 8 Harris, Durie, New Orleans; Benningt Peterson, Callao; Haris Zachariasen, Pensacola; Sit Francis», Whiting, Boston; Suoml,' Bledel, New Or- ee Muller, red th, Raiebe ; Predricksen, and Australia, New Orleans; Edwin, Sorensen, Norfolk; Al- thea, Moreh, Darien. Entered out 12th, Eleano, Brown, for Bombay; Hecta (8), McDowall, for Boston; City of Washington (3), Dela- mstte, for New York; Scandinavian (@), Ritchie, tor Port- and. Loxnon, Nov 18—Cleared, Saama, Durchman, Boston. Sailed trom Gravesend ‘12th, Frederickshald, Stand, Pensacola; 13th, Inspector, Atwood, Mobile. _iinrou, Nov 12—Salied, Thor, Nightingale, New Or- yauaitseniss, Nov 9—Sailed, Assyria (), Schmidt, New ‘or Messina, Noy 3—Arrived, Almoner, Averill, Trieste; 4th, Olympta (s), Young, do (and lett, sth for Palermo and New York); dtt, Lawrence, Howes, Bangor, Me; J Holbrook, Leavitt, Marseilles; Veteran, Snow, Lisbon. Reweasti, Nov'l0—Entered out, Diana, Bolo, for New Nawronr, Nov [1—Entered for 1g, Sandomander, Wroldsen, tor New Orleans. ‘Narxes, Nov 8—Sailed, Wm pony. (s), Cole, New York. Piymour, Noy 12—Arrived, Titania, Jensen, Ge‘le for Philadelphia (and sailed); Aerolite, McDonald, New York for London. ok 12th, Centaur, Foster, from London for San Fran- 0. “Pains Noy 4—Arrived, Arizona, Conant, Licata, Pinta, Nov 7—Arrived, 'F W Gutschke, Hansen, New See Nov 12—Put into the Roads, Agir, Wisnes, from New York tor Wisbeach. SKALLAGR. Oct 31—Arrived, Ida Mathilde, Gronow, for Stettin. inia, Stafford, New York. ‘rived, Vii Sailed ‘sit, Sohn W Pearson, ‘aylor, Boston.’ American Ports. BOSTO Nov 25—Arrived, schrs Charles McCarthy, Gobo, leston Ri s Drury, Kent, Alexandris Jo} Bh ¥ tava ison, Steele, George, 3 ‘Ainiea We ing Mary Wan Cleat. Thorn: J daitertnwaite,” cy: EB Emery, Clayton; n Morris, Seaman, and J J Spencer. itay, bl delphia; Nicola, Mitchell, Weehawken; Helene, Phin- ney, Elizavethport; Emma J Edwards, Chemperiain; Sidney, ler, Phelps: A L Dow, %; A D Huddoll, Long L & Dlisk, Baker, and & Everman, Corson, ladelphi Jutge Tenney, Forbes, Elizabethport; Stover, Pittston, Me, for Alexandria, ared—Bark D H Bilis, Penny, New Orleans; schrs J vw ellington, Doane, Philadelphia; Sarah Wood, Hick- man, do. 26th—Arrived steams! ips Arles, Philadelphia ; Abhilles, Colburn, doy Ghenta Si BALTIMORE, ‘Nov Mo Arrived, schrs Tda A Jayne, Jayne, New York ; Joseph Nickerson, Sleight, do, Jith—Arrived, steamer ‘Meotetan, Howes, Boston vi Ly Nortolk ; schrs Forrest Oak, Parker, New Hay. ence Newell, Warrenton, Salem, Mass; John H Hancock. Crowell, Charleston; Helle Hardy, Baker, Richmond, Me, Below, bark Herpine, Holt, Navassa. Cleared— Steamer Geo Appolt Loveland, Boston via Noriolk; bark Clansman. (itn, Marr, Cork ‘or Falmouth for orders: brigs Glance (Br, Barrell, Hainilton, Ber: in, e muda; St Clements (Din), Schmidt, 3 Taylor, Hoevman, Cartries, St a gis Henry Nickerson, pee a Providence; ‘Chas H Kelly, Chase, Provi- den: piled —Bark Frederico le Svere, Cork; brig Glance, for PLUNSWICK, Ga, Nov 24—Arrived, brig Kremlin, Wy- man, Boston; sch Chas McCarthy, Chase, Charleston. Ot, Kov 23—C eared, brig Almon Rowell, Ather- ton ‘Pliltadelpiitat ach rs Win oma 3 rake ‘and Means, Nielson, New York; LM Col ing, and H MGondion, MeCaréyy Washington: Julla’ Eizabeth, hay, Greenpoint. BRISTOL, Nov 25—Arrivea, schrs Oregon, Wilson, Fredonia, Baker, Providence, to load for New York, ailed—Schrs I Sinvickson, Dickerson, Philadelphia; Pointer, Bake! Fs New York. CHARL Nov 26—Arrived, steamship Manhat- tan, Wout ‘Now vork. Below, bark Freiundel (Wo), from Breme Sailed—Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York; bark Enrique, Orcutt, Liverpool, ELIZABETHPORT, Nov, Arrived. schrs Saratoga, Weeks, Providence; Brainerd, Rathburn, do; Jose: Ball, eidgenert Connecticut, Dehart, Staten B Wim Mocnil, Bayliss Bridgeport. 1— Grace ashi ing, Bailey, Boston; FF Ran- gain ‘Stellan, Pr : Henrietta, Holbrook, Port- He'George # Hdpare Smith, "Stamford: G3 Pierson, Ferrie de, # EAS’ WICH, Noy 2—Arrived, schra James MeGloskey, Crowell: aud Ie it Wilsons Hatris; Fore Jui: son. 25th—Arrived, schra Hattie ey ae Howes, Alexan- New! Passed in for Baltimore—Ship David Stewart, Prescott, from Rio Janeiro; brig R C Wright, from the West In: LVESTON, Nov 2—Arrived, bark Volant, Wood: watrived’ sath 12 PM, stoamstiip City of Houston, Deer- ing, New York via Key We Sailed 20th, steamship ‘George W Clyde, Cole, New eave 16th, schr Marion, Howes, Boston, ESTER, Nov 25—Arrived, schrs Lana, Roberts, leavers tor New York (split jit); Franklin, Chad- ‘81, Nov 21—Arrived, st hip Liberty, Hud- ring Taltimate for Havana and New Orleans (and pro- ceed ha, Dukehart (from New Or- |. ship Ben Nevis, Hudson, Liverpool. 2d—Arrived, schr @ M Parker, Austin, Mon Louis Island. mateo arrived 234, ship Tonawanda, Turley, Philadel- PMACHTASPORT, Nov 2—Sailed, sche Ella M Pennell, Mitchell, KE John, ‘NB, to load f IAS, Nov'a—Arrived, chr Presto, Fletcher, New piiterte, Ot, Nov 2%—Arrived, schr Roscius, Wilcox, w Yor! “NEW "ORLEANS, Nov ag ships Riverside, Randall, Boston ; Geo M Adams, Madson, London, Below, ship Scotia (Br), FoR from Boston. Cleared —Barks J G Norwood, Hack Trieste; Con- ts) pose. (Fr), Azemas, Genoa; schr Et yborg, Ruaton 2d—Cleared, steamships sieuiney NG), Carre, Bremen via Havana; i Minsteippi, Crowell, New York} ship Northampto: joon, Liverpool ; la, iN bark Lith), Barcelona: brigs. Maria Angele Bensa feny, Bareetonn: Jeanne (Nor), Uauff, Rouen; Maria fos (Sp), Bora, alaga rgd Helena (Br), Pizatti; Clenrucgons F Tuiner, Sehiiet, Ruatan, fovrstuse, Pass, Nov rived, shipe SA Thompson, Thompson, Sacto seotla, Rows Liverpool. UA jen Southard and stenmer Jo ved, Merriam, Liverpoo! ; sehr John H Perry. Wiest Philadelpht hia Samuel C Hart, yo; Hastings, Chose, ‘New York; Joe Hooke tor New York. NEWPORT, Nov 2, PM—, Parsons, Fall River for Sat Whittemore, do for New York; dence for 40; Veranda, Providence for do: Ida. Willard, Wallace, P hiladelphia; # Gk bimp- gon, Bunker, dg or Newark, Sit Annie: V Bergen, jompson, Providence for New 4 Kins New Haven for Jacksonvine. =? ™ W Drew, Fer Sailed—Sehr re 5 T Wines, ul Ne ™ otto York; Millie Frank, Providence: noe mere doy “y and Fleetwing, a near into Apponang for 4 bh ee ‘Pht jnecticut, 8 in, Panrtucket for. odor Hunt Mon for do: inith,, er, eet , Raion, Pawtucket for dos ae gt Palmer, and Mille Frank, Edwards, Pro PM—Arrived, schirs Jas Vater, Sry Kelly, Faw. tucket for New York Mary ‘N Dyer, Virginia Nelite urns, Eldridge, 40, for Wycomico, ‘Ma's Nelson Harvey, B for Bridy Fleetwing: Cobb, New Inosapeake’ Sinith, do for New York; Win H Bowe: ful, Gill, and Entire, Kinnear, Providence for do; Johm oGryincolin Tanton forde; DB Mayhew, Mayhews New Bediord tor dos sloop Clio, Chase, Fall’ River for: ‘Saited—Schrs Leontine, Crockett, Rockland. for New York; John B Norris, Claghorn, Boston for do: C Ore Winaihaven ior de: Savah Clark, Gritia, Fa ver for Philadelphia; Racer, Howard, Fall Rb Cold Spring: Sees i Rogers, EE Stimpson, AV pork I h, A. 's American Eagle, Shaw, and Mary J Russell, Smith, ritiadetpit sloop Mary Ade~ inide, Staal nayerstiw, Also sehrs Onw Nantucket for New York; Hi a Chick, fSreemany Provineetown for do; Martha ‘Alien, Portiand. for Norfolk; Benj Stron iulliver, ygboxton for ‘New ; ore. Morrison, Ulggins, do inia 5 L Pierce, Heap" ag Bets. Ronle’ Fran ford, Oliver, Wellfleet tor do; Dictator, Robbins, Harwich for: dos ddzzie W, Hannmn, Cobb, Provincetown for do; Jol a M ‘Fiske, Fiske, do tor Ntw York: Gloucester for Philadelphia: Win HA Portland for do; 3 Ft well, Bunker, iden ist, ouse, ington, Jos Vhi for do? BO} Jost rom “East Harbor ihe is. 26th, PM—Arrived, brig Renshaw, Boston ft gens Charm, Rockylort tor New York; Moore, Boston for ‘ valle don for gs Tsane Rich, do ekport for Newark; Maty Stay Fhiiadeiph Rat Allie Oaks: Rock Belle, Vinal Haven for Philadelphia tnd Yor New York: Carrie L Hix, do fo Gardiner for Philudelphi In Daten Kee aiaibor, schr Chimborazoo, from Bos= ton for Phil fn Dutch Tota Harbor, 23, sohr Magele J Chadwicky ew from Boston for Nov Sefer aa sehr E Gregory re for Nox if NEW 'LONDON, wane for New’ York; Lda Bell, Bosto ‘ebster, Providence for do; EW i Nov 26—Arrived, sehr Juha A Berkale, Elurid e, Alexandria; Charlie Miller, Miranda, Haidee, do: Native, jalled—Schra J Gurney, Guiney, Rondout; ney, Day. New, York: Miry Elizabeth, inia Jane, Mot PENSADOLAT Ne “Nov 22—Arrived, bark Flora @o, Eng- land, Cork: schr W A Watson, Watvon, New Orleans. Arrived 20th, Darks Tona (Br), Phillips, Aspinwall; Bard of Avon (Bn) Fireman, St Thomas. TULA ELPHIA, Noy 21—Arrived, steamships Ro~ P Stick. es, do; Lava , Boston; Iyde, Rogers, Providence; Winttwind, Sherman, doz bark 8 HW Duvar (BD, Keltons Hoxton, schrs Fantite Keating, Kano, Apalachicola: Mattie Holmes, Cox, Bangor; Nadab, Cueeney, Newbury> ports Hannah Little, Crawtord, Boston; Czar, Mammonidy Marblehead ; Louisa Smith, Brown, New York; re arse, Boston; Fanny Harmer, Brooks, eee Vandasen, Corson, Boston; Ella B Shaw, Shaw, do: R 3 Miller, Steelman, to; Mary Weaver, Weavers a tain, Carroll, Newport; AH Leaming, Browe ew Haven. Below, bark Mary Anna (Br), from Ipswich, B. Cleared—Barks Sarah (Br), Guilison, Bremen; Loud, Genoa; Ellen Bieyene Skinner, Portland; D Me< Pherion (Br), Doedy, Bitboas brigs Edith (in), Almedia, a Jago ; Sarah'Harris’ (Br), Brooks, Annapolis, NS; WW Lord (Br), Veneou, Sidney, CB; schrs Snow Sqnall, Nore ton, Salem: G W Rawiey, Rawiey, Boston; L Hickman, Robinson, Quincy Point. Lewes, Nov 25—Went to sea Saturday last, barks Fine’ renee Baker. Blanche. Thomas: Geudrastast. named doubtful; brig Siracusa and Ella E Butler; bark Home went (o sea at 4 PM, PORTLAND, Noy 22—Arrived, schr Alpha, Saulsbury, Baltimore. 24th—Arrived, schrs Whitney Long. SC; Almeda, Smith, New York via Vineyard Haven (where she put in for repairs); WDB, Lee, Port Johnson. 25th—Arrived, bark Tatay, Morse, Bi 2th, AN—Arhived, steamship Polynesian (Br), from POIESMOUTH, NHL, Noy 22—Arrived in lower harbor, schrs Starlight, Blatchford, Port Johnson; Henry Whit- ney, Forking Newburg; G W Glover, Holbrook, New York, for Rockland. WTUCKET, Nov 25—Salled, schrs Watehful, Gils’ eee MeCart: BH Warford, Sprague, and J Parker, Hayes, Beaufort, Sr, Kelly, New Yo PROVIDENCE, ” Nov 2—Arrived steamers Hunter, Harding, Philadelphia ; Wilmington, Brown, do; schra ‘Luce, Talbot Wilmington,’ N Ww Butler, ae Millie Washburn’ Kelle: Rappahan- River; Robert Pettis, Eltis, Bullar’s Rock, Va; Lettie Beateo, Baltimore: Emuns Fox, Save, ‘Philadephia; JS Weldin, ‘Crowe! do; A Burlingame, | Burlingame,’ Alban Wicks, and Hannah Wil Extex Handy : Abbie + Willard, ish, Port Johnson; Goddess, Kelley, Hoboken for Fawiueket; Wis 8 dencer Hebert; Helen Mar, Ward John Warren, McGar, aud ‘Cyrus Chamberlain, Aday Hoboken; Auha B Jacobs, Jones, New York, Below, ae Lothair (Br), Saunders, trom East Harbor, TT. Salled—Sehra. John ‘Stroup, Grawierd’ Philadelphia; LL Hamlin, Velsor; F Merwin, Bunce, and Abbie 9 Oakes, Rideout, New York; Kate Melcan, Hallock, Huntington; Uneas, Kenyon, New London. Add to Newport SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 18—Cleared, steamship Califor” nla, Metzgar, Guayaquil; ship Carolus Magnus, Smith, tk Vale of Doon (Br), Cartner, Cork; brig Pema y Pisco (Peru), , Nov 25—Arrived, schr Panthea, Johnson, Elizuvettp ere STONINGTON, Noy 25—Arrived, schrs nd White Wing, Hall, Pax Vtucket for \ ‘ork. Levi Stevens Stay ew VINEYARD HAVEN. Nov’ 8—arriveds sehrs Welens, Phinney, and G ange Shatask, Mille Elizabethport tor Boston ; Judye Tenny, ich, Port Joluigon for do; Char- Jotte Fist, Wi iiamia, trom Philadeiphia or Silene Joseph Faxter, Baxter, Boston for Georgetown, DC;'Ella P Crowell, Howes, Lanes Cove for New York, before re- d dshore on Succonessot Shoal king about 200 strokes per hour; will take her cargo, which was light- ered, and proceed. Sailed —Schrs James L Maloy, Charles MeCarthy, Carrie E Woodbury, and Abby MiheArrived bark Andes Davis, Baltimore for Port. land (struck on'the Middle Grould’ last ight, but came off in a tew hours without damage) ; brigs Mary © Marl- yer, Durzin, Philadelphia tor do: schrsv Means, Eaton, Bucksville for Newburyport; Rosina, Cummings, Eliza? sthrook, Littlejohn. and Vashti vate Port Johnson ‘for Portsmouth; AK Woodward, Woodward, “Ellsworth for New York’ ra Lafirinier, Coleman, Rockport, Mass, for_do; Olive Hay- ward, Arey, Bay, State, Seabury, Boston for Cushing, Jameson, do for ore ; Smith; Thomas Clyde, &C) ris; Emily & Jenny, Hewi McGahan, Call; s ieasitehd Davis; Taylor & Mathis, Cheeseman; George H Bent, Sinith: ti On, Chase an ie May, Simpson; Hentictta Tito ‘a M Salem, Grace ; John Cadwallader, Moiean Le M ited, Steelman’ ie W Tall Hunters Richard Peterso English) and James Vonter, Mudsen, do for Pillacephi James S Shindler, Lec, Marblehead for do; Jesse Willian son, Jr, Hoyt, Bangor’ for Norwich Cora Morrison Hig- Blue WWelifeet tor irginia. led—Brigs Mary O Mariner, Princeton, Milwaukee, ME Haskell, Whittaker and Abby Ellen; schvs Mary J Adams, Nellle Fisher, 1 ey K Cogswell Bostot, Ht Pres cont E’Nlckersom, Abbie Nickerson, Uorvo, New Zea- land, Fannie Barney, utilus, Justina, Angeline, Nill- son, Kathleen, rles K Raymond, Revenue, Veto, Me- Jona M Knowles. Sarah B, J McAdam, bee te Jd Sneiicer, se z Aunte Mecee, Mary Lymeburner, Kila ¥ Growell Baxter, Heléne. Charlotte Fishy Judge Tenny.. George Shattuck, annie: Westbrook, .gieosina, Vashii R Gates, ‘a Morrison, J Means, J Maxi by—Schre WI. Abbott, ‘iyom Boston for Philadel- Dl Boti—Arrived, bark Centaur, Swan, New York for St Stephens, NB; brige Abby Walter, Parker, Bansor for Patchogue, LI; Josie A. Devereux, Haskell, Boston for Philadelphia; schrs, Henry Ciey teen Cold spring for Boston; H, B. McCauley, Cain, Salem’ for Philade yh LA Bateman: Ba ag Vibe. for Elizabethpor W'Sewati,’ Lowel Pordund tor do. A Tirrell Atwood, Lane's Cove for ‘New York; Roswell, Hurlburt, Wind Ns, tor do; Hattie Cooms, Jameson, Rockland tor rey Minnehaha, Douglas, Roston for Mosqueto Inlet, Flat Fred Gray, Lakeman, Bangor for Was hington, DC- Nel: lie C. Paine, Doane, Kennebec river for Baltimore. Galled—all helore. reported, excepting schrs Grecian, Henry Clay and. Romeo, VILMINGTON, ‘ov 23—Arrived, steamship Bene- Jones, New Voces schrs Stephen Bennett, Ben- nett, Hock port, Me; Stephen © Hart, Hart, New York. Noy 23—Arrived, schr Silas Hrainard, Haw- kins South ‘Amb SABEIASL Nov ‘YU—Salied, schr Lady Antrim, Carter, ew ANCH OFFICE, BROOKTXN, corner of, Fultou avenue and Rogrum street Open irom $ A. M. to 8 On Sunday from J to # P.M TION! BANKERS OR BROKERS. ay FINE nut Counter, with closets, &e., ake cae bya brass wirework gallery; also Herting’s the whol butt {htee month in use: tor, sale ig lows ‘apply at FRAN ETUESDA SPRING WATER CURES THE HT Cito dnotrable diseases of the Kidney, Bladder an Organs, Dropsy, Dyspepsta and Constipation, Dr. Miata ‘the attending physician, has made these ani Catarrh, Broneuitisy Consumption, Piles, Aneanti: hence, Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Blood, Laver and Skin @ ity since $19. 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