The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1872, Page 12

12 EW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1872—QUAD attracted very little attention, as it seefms to | county for the term of three years and three Cc U B A oe eral impression that the preseriptions | months in the Penitentiary, The prisoners, WhO | ““Harx Pallas (of Be! * Of the law treating the slavery question is comsid- | ‘070 wangsomely attired, and rather snteligent | with logweod, ‘and 'S paséngers to Spoken. ered as virtually a dead letter from the very date ‘women Bi 75 worth of lace rly winds the entire passage; been 5 Horbe ; of its publication, 4 Jecking 790n Ton wirect a vafonth ago. Wilsoh nogth of Waticran papal vabnen: 4 beer g from Swansea for i : inese laborers continue to arrive. ‘The steamer | claimed to be music teacher from Balimore, Und | B, 10 days, with sugar and Tolesses, Yo iickak Subing: | for Me BP, nd, from Hamburg The Gift Flag of the Madrid Volunter og of | <2 nt over 900, Of this unfortunate | Horan stased tha 0 Bros & Co. Had hea’ ; deel eam lat 32.N, lon Con’ fatchoy bro Hemjent of Philadelphia, ‘The latter has served | 9days north of Hatteras and 7 days agth ‘Cpe May, age } is, modlng further, Dee é, iat 444 ton | towns Mera C Hart, Hart Be e the f i tice bee! hed of rm Tse} Prison, heavy NNE and NNW wind voy, Union, Dolliver, Liberty Presented to the Autil’ og Prone, aed acrival Of the iruree Bet win the | ope term in, the ae eee eoeny’ and was | aked 18 yearn, has been missing sinc fiat, wap: | 8, gc Dru from Boston for a Southern port, Dee | Portiand or to; Fm - f same bumber. Other vessels now in Bis. oe sentenced to the Penitentiary for one year. wiped te ave jemped omarnoara, ith ES a reais ae tom, trom Belfast ‘er 4 Yorn ow Baldwin, Moron, Volunteers for Slavery. , engaged in the same traffic, which yiel in ‘oreign Ports i ican fae Betance, ‘ak ce it shipowners and all wed in it. A pont nrg eed Fatchoy, has informed your Fair at St. Mary’s Hall. correspondent that the vessel went from point ‘The work of erecting a new and handsome gal e) _ Anzcrno, 25—In hr Peerless, Patterso BSBA gy | Mp Bal Hey tlm port schr Peerleas ™, | durn, rovidence for Raj ond, do for" PReltte Nov 1—Arrived, bark Atlantic, Dickerson, | Tandy, Lond. do, for ‘New York Nellie ping ; were invelgled Star of i r Oct 3; during had very New Yor! 19th for Martinique): schr Nellie | {OF , Virginia; » Hows Entrance of the Historte "inten to the | Zn'veara ip specuntrs ot =raganonin”aatoy | SomP"On eon chsase“annncd Tue dance | “Hemet atthhenonanentt"g Seer Meena ecient Hea. | SHI, Loxpon, eo 1 arc, wera Bra Hotnte; Inland Port and the, Puss and | SngtU‘ine "iin Yan” shy" rte | mom me ground 1th ng the crow wich ur | Khe aGAaa, ey Gok Ka | ua Pega are A Cae Ga: | LRG yuna ea Fury of Its B seeption on board they are stowed avay veiw’ wnien | Mounts the spire, the third bighedt in the city, is | put heavy weather for the last OVC “ays; "ial'no Ne | igen, Novmle; Uh, brig's A Bégnard, Willety, Phila: | qyipnles Bisabethvort, Biles Karon Matdes HOR : atom imes uke number she CMe he “ie | Hea"Shierned up pling’ ae dateion st | wacko TARSe, Over, anion st | Mnaecne ms Re entcr™ay Mas, ue | Searles Paid Hct Porc, New York tthe TamMfic an ie ae letert Wi ont (& Ra) : A 3 wmond, ‘% . Sel allowed. | The horrern easily be ‘magined. the church, and the cost of the entire work | sl io Hy Weubérg. Had: heavy weather; “started head, | MOWN. NS: 2d, Darke ‘Alice Yaintcr (Bn Losberg, | P9uent Home geal VUES. weptune, tye ‘The Roar of Cannon ang Choir ot ae ee ‘THREE MUTINIBS = wil be about ten thousand dollars, Four | foiits sand starved thd vemel teaking. Yeo iat $6 90: | Srog arty & Aubrey ey ero as Pernambuco; 268, | soit; "Ailen Guiney, Gurney, and Marth be ane and an attempt v0 burn the Heimer took plate | thousand dollars has alrendy been subscribed, AD4 | Perna ‘alisman (Br), trom, Baitimore for | "Saied Rov Beige: Gobrgtar Milla warnique;, 1th, Cathedral—The Cer ,monial Concladed in the during the voyage. Thé crew and ll hands on | in order to obtain the balance requisite—$6,000—a Sehr Mari i’ Yane, B ywke, Virginia. piles Tas, r, Nevassa: Iéth, schrs John Griffith, 4 Wes of Col: such occasions fired into the Chinese and adopted | ladies’ fair has been opened in the scnoolhouse | Schr J W Morri fonree, Vir . Youn Anbans) Sarah Jane (br), New York; 16th, ‘Thompson, Hall, Temple of Col mbur—Bull Baiting, Balls | ther nevere measures, such a hard knocks and | adjoining the edifice, St.Mary's Hall, The tables | Schr Gen Torver sheppard, Virginia Caiourrs, about Nov 29—Sallod, Eliza A Pitman, Ken- | {oF New Heitford; J W Rell, Bett, Taunt . he tumuits Were quelled. aboul n 8 Ms ‘. , for —. ms, Morr! 3 and the Dr ama—Spanish Cabinet Con- wet ron the. Reine trie Fatenoy on this ac- | suitable for the holidays, and amiable iiss even Pad Pauvard. Sh Virgina, Ginpuwas, Dec 4—Arrived, Wenonah, Stone, apa- | Lawrence: slcors Adelia, Smith, Port Sefterson :} cern for s the Vicerogal Sword of count and deaths from sickness and sudering was Prine AO ne creas. The oars ent Oe rorence, Ul Vici rginia. Jachicola. sche Cora Ray Cod tn da Birt ates, Hoboken; Emly Hapden, | 1 Stat/Life Sketch of a Distin- mex eighty Cine commendable novelties of the affair, which is really Belay cp arp coc ia pores, 204. ved, bark Fanny Atkinzon (Br), | CRuicy Schr k's wittiams, Morrill: Elias Runyon, & ished Candidate—Bond Labor THE COMMUNE deserving of patronage. feet SER EM Babs ‘Secsnha Wen tohfora | Hardee, and Fxcelsior, Blydenburg, New York, ‘Nov Be Arrived, rigs Jam ORIENT, LI, Dec 12—Arrived, schr Henry’ Croskey, Ra, (Br), George, New York (and Pon bomen s 2 cel BOUND SOUTR. or Free and the Blot of Slav- Opposing Atlantic Avenue Assessments. nmsnip Neptune, Raker, Boston for New York, with | 12th. rig Annie R Garduer, Hatch, do ph ik: 20th to POINT MEREOR re roriaenes (and me ee * (Nor), Bates, from Callao for’ Puget Sound, penaBAGOLA, Dee S-Arrived, brig MA Herrera, . Application for a writ of certiorari, to review the Schr W H Mailer, Crowley, 8t John, NB, 24 days, with Sith to a ; Mth, Lanfare, do (and Feturt) ; sehF Joh Rose, Howell, do tand cleared ery—The Black Flag of (and ¢ lath to Gorham Boardman. S0th to return: I y Arrived, bri oy, ” Wave Meeting at the Cooper Institute Last Evening in | Proceedings taken in improving. Atlantic avenue, | Iaihto Gorham Boardman, | 7 cleared th to return lath, sour Naame Seis: | FEenCh, Aspinwall: schr it Oiatk, Giles, New York. ‘agabondiam” Wav: in the town of New Lots, was made before the | Schr Merrill G Hart, Rawley, Vinaliiaven for New | Wilmington, NO (and cleared for Aguin) ; rig PHILADELP HEA Bee ee wae ek: ing inthe San of Aid ef the Widows and Orphans of the | supreme Court, Justice Pratt, yesterday. ‘Themup- | York: with sone te onder. 1" SY" Me MAYeD OO T™ | Jacintonae. Hier, Boston ‘nd cleared. Soh for leu: | whitGADRLPHiA, Bee Is “Arrived, seimehi Celestial Asis. Fallen—What the Commune Had for Its plication is ‘Based on the ground ‘that | Schr Harvest Home eee ee oe mashed tek, brig Baers lay hor teres New York: Boston; Wilmington, Brown, Providence; schrs Sam . | _SteamerGalates, Nye, Providence tor New York, with | 20th, bark Midlothian (Br), Johnstone, do; schr Antelo| art, Kelly, New Beaford; Hattie E vi Aims—Speeches in All Languages. the property of the owners has been im- “ Mary A Harmon, Parker, and V: mdse and passengers. in) Winter, do: dist, brigs Jennle Mortan (Br), Gamage, | SU niet Hatta "WG Be Folowa:—smnoooy te” aiterence: ‘vetween, the | wiktimile gui asengerse™ Tal River ror new yore, | Buigore via ortas Iftidhlaare Ge), Renny Boe | Boigu achation and Grace Wont Geni’. Beans — 4 5 are Breakwater ; Semper és 4 saeapenerstilayi A mecting of the friends of the Commune was | Price demanded by the lowest bidder for the work BOUND Rast. Fidelis (Bp) Meltuish, ‘Baltimore; 28d, schr WE Dur | New Beaer i Aimira Wooley, ‘ing? 1B MeNauleys ‘The prinotpal event of the past week has been and the amount paid to the present contractor for | steamshiv Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston. Te ea Sth hee tahoe (Br), W. te Cain, and Lizzie © Hickman, Robinson, Boston. he arrival of the Spanish ‘mail steamer Puerto | held last evening in the large hall of the Cooper | the work; the sum of $14,300, the amount which | Steamship Wamsutia, isn; New York for New Bedford. | ,lcared 2th, Prag Riche (Br), aren, Belemars , | _ Cléared—Steamship Saxon, Crowell, Boston; barks Mad ‘on Thursday, the 5th inst., and the presenta | Institute, for the purpose of adopting measures for | should have been deducted and pald by the con- hehe Alfred Hall, Dimmock, New York for Cohasset | fy, Buniogt Bull Hiver; Wth, Ferczepote (pe Rieke Ys Adelaide (Ger), Pocatis, Cork, or Falmouth for orders Sion‘of the historic Mag of the artillery corps of the | the relief of the widows and children of the men cording to the apeciseations and ‘also the gam of Schr Enos B Phillips, Gardiner, Hoboken for Boston. — | (Br) tpater oie Moerath Halsimogas Wars gomen, 3 areltent sch red Binith, Smith, Antik an ‘a nier, em: ew for Bos he ¥ ec 1. ly 3 feltizen militia of Madrid as @ present from the | Who perished in the struggle against the ‘men of | $050 Jor, fallure to grade the centre of | Sehr Hichard Law! Eldridge, Port Johason for Prov | import ee} bark Gazelle (Bp) Shanks, Barbados, ar. Portland’ Island Welle! Buckiiipster, Boston, ae pe 4 ‘ C| nce, : 1 st Fy a volunteers in Spain to those in Cuba. The occasion | YCrsulies.” There was an admission charge of | description in the assessment rolls was incorrect, | “Schr American, Smith, New York for Hartford. York, id; Empress (Br), Matson, for Boston, do; Georgi. | welsh still remain for Philadelphia. “All other ‘vesse ‘has been eagerly seized by the presa of the city, | twenty-five cents, but the hall was very nearly one- | ang that the action of the Board of Supervisors in | | Schr Arthur Burton, Frohock, PortJohnson tor Port | fas (iu. uortling, for Baltimore, do; ’ Chesapeake have gone tosea. sci i ‘volunteers and ail classes of patriotic Spaniards as | third full, and the enthusiasm was tremendous in ial Mergieg cans Avge aodioe Ai aan gone Wm H Anderson, Avery, Philadelphia for Dan- anol hard. aaeert from Sa oth Hath, Gelato ac yerered: a hee atten Rich ‘an opportunity to give vent to elequent and stir. | ts ecstatic vehemence. ‘The platform was taste- | Ip opposing the motion it was shown by aMmdavite | versport. ‘America, Roberts, (rom Baltimore, arrived 10th, digg aT eet Ey: tepanel Walp tdaed: Grivel 4 5 a le, Baltimore, ring declarations of fraternal union, “the symbol | fully adorned with numerous red fiags, bearing | ft ropeny performed, and it was farther cow Wehr Hattie Perry, Perry, Philadelphia for Boston naltvis, Dec li—arrived, ship John Wait, Morse, Savan- | {3th"Cleared, bark Daring Mebonalie Rasue rk ofcommon country,” “eternal brotherhood,” and | Strikingly original legends, such as, “The spirit of tended that the Supervisors had acted in accord- Schr J D Ingraham, Nickerson, Philadelphia for New Havana, Dec 5—Arrived Saml V. Merrick, Lippincott, Gastillan, Cae belie wieees Marks sobes Fanny Buck ‘all that sort of thing, you know, among the de. | the Commune expandsas the axe descends upon | aco with the law. The Court reserved its de- | Bediord ot et cae pactiang, | Philadelphia; sehr'sG King, Sleeper, Pascagoula; oun; | H&,Bucklin, Mardiniqu 4 oe u i : Sih cision, ‘ ir Abbie Ingalls, Ingalls, Se evar Beatow, | steamship Margaret, Baker, New Orieans; bark M E | ‘PROVINCETOWN, Dec 13—In port schrs Henry Castot fenders of national integrity. The flag is the same | She necks of its martyrs;” “Equal rights, opportu- Schr Mary Stewart, Coombs, Port Johnson for Boston. | Corning Br. Hughek: Pictou. NS. aN Deo 18—in pert sehre Henry ol which waved on the Trocadero fortress during the |aitles and compensation ;” “The unemployed de- | Boba sold Deneasieg Mama. Amboy Fs norwson. Balled 3d, Urigs Gipsy Queen. York, Savannah; Chas A Hladelphin for Boston: Grand Teland: Mile MY pbell, Raton, Port Johnson for Boston. Sparks, Bradiey, Zaza. Caprera, Blanchard, north. of | Yitt, Fon Philadelphia hatter Oak Eocle tenn Brel Proech invasion in 1823 under the Duke of Angou- | Mand work of the government: These were re- S H I Pp P I N G N E W Sy Bone Desats Paks, Kelly, New York for Providence. | Hatteras; schr Cora Etta. Sleeper, do: 4th, barks Cos- | Junmeyn for Loni, Cytus Fossett, Plerce. from Weehaw. Jeme, and has attached’to it eleven streamers, each | €8ded with fixed attention by the audience in the * | Behe Rountain, Gray, New York for Pall River”) | Wapoute Gp) Urarte, and Fortuna (Sp) Verdaguer cw | Ken (or Bott ae a brain #arith ita appropriate nanibs end dates: twenty minutes or so of delay that the projectors Schr Beter Hitter. Jones, New York for New Haven. | H Hodgdon, Matherson, New ‘York; 6ts, bark Brilliant, | Rageon Phiisdeipnior seine peciene eaien Bee ‘The prime mover of this patriotic manifestation, | Of the meeting forced ‘them to endure before they WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. Schr Virginia, Cryder, Now York for Niantic. dor sth City of Mexico Sherwood dee Tnuadelphia, | port for Pawiuck et; Ellen M Baxter, Lamphear, For and also one of the committee charged with the | Would condescend to produce their speakers. Schr N'€ H ould; Baker, Blisabethport for Provi- | _cleatea sth ahip Hila & Thayer, Thompson, New Or- Brown, Thrasher, do. Jas A’ Potter, Ogier, ‘ presentation of the flag, has been the captain of the | The meeting was at 1ast The New Yonx Hxnap has constructed a telegraph tino | dence. | "| Gtras’ "Wiktnington®” big Roving Salton; Bitace” New | Yannah.. Below, brig Mary E Rowland, Rowland, fro : from New York city to Whitestone, il, and the sameis x Peacedale, Murphy, Elizabethport for Narragan- | Orleans, “volunteer artillery of Havana, Don Mariano dela CALLED TO ORDER pon a SOT CRY sett Pier. nh Sai rig in lew York; schrs Lucy forre, well known two years ago as beimg at the | by Mr. Banks, who wore in his buttonhole a red | °W open for the transaction of business tehch® Wm W Wood, Wood, Euizabethport for Hunting- Pir greeted ind ah tan Rar le hh ce tees jQocanus, Satteriz, Neve ¢ » 5 ‘This line will be found of great service to those having | ton. In port 7th, ste: Enterprise, Falker, bile 5 it Ssame time a government employé and tne principal | ribbon in honvr of the occasion. He announced | osineas with vemels passing to and from tho Sound, and | ScRt EH Brazos, Smith, New York for Northport. | nark'¥l'h sbiushe Piavec tee Ree Vorhe teiae ice Re CRMOND, meamiship Wyanoke,’ partner in the Casino Habanero, a fashionable | that the French Orpheon Club would formally open | every facility will be given to merchants and othersto | Schr Sparkie, Shrogahiee, Amboy for Bridgeport.” | Bein aly talelyosie ie ayenama tars Mary A Chase, | Couch. New York © tn aa Ste sporting house. The other members of the Presen- | the exercises of the evening with a song, which | communicate promptly. Bone Sur eee, Rutledge, New York tor Bridgeport. | phia; schr Gilman D king, Eldridge, for Pensacola; and | on down river, to toad for New York de teen biaere tation Committee were Don Francisco de la Tor- | Was forthwith given and rewarded with a vocifer- | As thereis no other telegraphic commupteation with | Schr Ivy Bell; Cox, Port Johnson for Lynn, TE an aml assteeay ahd sein Gaiases o soll. New York via James River. riente, formerly a wealthy Cuban planter, but now | ous encore. . Whitestone, the Herald Line will ne open for all business | | Ser Alexandria Young, Jones, PortJohuson for Bos- | ryaqu. NewYork; ship Orissa (BO Manerton dee OO | pROCKLAND: Une eee following his profession of architect in Madrid, MR. MKEAN'S REMARKS. arr aemamaseh and the samo attended to with all | Taine 0 ¢ Acken, Mend, New York for Stamford. NUCH Deets, arrived, eteamuhtp Buropa, Campbell, NFR “Arrived, Uarks Resola (Pr), 4 possible despatch. iteamer United States, Davis, New York tor Fal iver. n : Bs ‘where he is algo ® Depury Judge, and Don Fran- | Mr. McKean then spoke, and eloquently defended | POY YCmery Nein: ‘Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York for Frovidence. pate fone Seo ot Sine Trareiines th Martin; leared—Shipa 8: ir), Ditchburn, Queens: arah Bell qi jompson, * cisco Paula Timenez, formerly a banker in Car- the cause for which the Communists so nobly and towns Firense 2 Gta), Pipes, “heres ae The following rates have been established :— to,Joad oranges ‘for New York. denas, but now a wealthy capitalist and banker in | gallantly fought, and which he sald would yet be | private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or SAILED. Savanah ne eee oe eae AGAVANSAT Hoh rived ship Glendower (Br) Madrid. das the most liberal revolution in human | jess; two cents for every additional word. Sailed 3d, bark Leopoldine Fraude (NG), Voigh, | Pitts (not Lewis Hull. pei Jase) ‘, - True, they had been unsuccessful, and Busi: es—For a message of t enty word: Steamships City of Brussels. and Celtic, for Liverpool: | Charleston; 'sth, Nueva Providencia (Sp), Roig, Sava lith—B8ailed. Nei Pubilla (Sp), Guardiola, Barcelona, THE FETES, FUSS AND FURY. Paris was again beneath the heel of a despicable | , buunem messages “For amesenge of twenty words or | washington, Havre; India, Glasgow; Anierica, Bremen; | nah. Fairy Belle (Br), Heynolds, Rio Janeiro (notas before), Immediately upon arrival of the steamer, which | and:cruel tyranny. It was true also that there was | [8 to be delivered on board veasels 0 testone, Ome.) Oity of Havens: Havauay tan w Ciytercuteenen; Gea: |. beeen ates Nov 20-Cleared, schrs RE Pecker, Ams- | léth—Arrived,’ hark Normanby (Br), Melntoan. 5 und been for several days anxiously expected, it | ® Prejudice against : them fn this coun. ae five cents ies eres naa ies! eat Maken, Gad ton Wachingion Now Goieennr ban gana haryis Helmee ow Ragged Island; Dec 6 Star, Johns; Nancy Ww Smith, Tooker, New Foe cas bare f try, though they simply battled for the rights vertisements for New Yorx Hxxavp free. \d Montgomery, Savannah: Champion, Charleston; ort Spain, Nov 9—Arrived, brigs Minna Traub, | viii . bi 3 way welcomed by bands of music on board of tug. | Crhumanity and demanded that all men sisuld pbeshery sc Bolt Rantelk and Cite Points Feuite Philadelphia: | Teao® Se ; 8 » | ville, Crowell, New York: bark Felicie, Liverpool; scha Of % 3 pson, St Marys, Ga; 12th, Harry, Brown, Fernan: h L Di ee} I, New York. beats and enthusiastic cheers from the crowds of | in earnest be equal. But let us apply the case of the | erata Omico, corner Broadway and Ann stroct, Twilight, San Francisco; Helen Morris, do; Blsi- | dina: 19th, Prentiss Hobbs, Dédge, do; schr May Morn, | ‘Maitedsteamentp Sah salvador; Nickerson, New Yor 4 nore, Anjier; barks Nictaux, Aspinwall; Larny: Stetson, St Marys, Ga; i7th, brig Robt Mowe, Abbo : people lining the wharves and sides of the bay. A | People of Paris to ourselves. | Suppose, as had been | peraig snip News Ofc, pler Nol Bast River. don; La Buenos Ayres; Victoria Perez,’Mara- | Barbados; 2st, scht Abbie Perkins dit), Reynolds: New | Wah savannah (VG), Welssenhorn, Bremen: bark Chi Mavana hastened on board, where @ number of set | be governed by tlem and not by its own people, | Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, LI Havana; David Faust, do; Einest 4 Marie, Gibara. | Powr UaLepomta, GB Dor toe Clernan. poche Karolina. | rill, Calais for Newark, NJ; JG Stover. Arey, Franktor ‘A ze » OB, 2-0 for New Y lice Oakes, Parsons, and James H Ga! speeches of welcome were delivered, But in order | Should we not resist to the bitterend’? Just so Wind at sunset W, fresh. Godard, tor Havana. Gardiner for do; Lucy Ames, Bisho| to give greater éclat to the proceedings the follow- | 1028 onthe Lav ances oranace fussed Meee: Almanac for New York—This Day. ‘ BOR (ac Le Mesurier. New York tor Liverpool eee ~ | Qver Baris so long would the ‘country vided. —— Herald Marine Correspondence: ‘Sailed lath, 2 P on : PM, steamship Oceanic (Br), Bristow, ing day at noon was appointed for the forma) de. sie? Ce ie PI rita i Kote ae SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. Nawront, RI, Decl, New York” : ip (Br), Svery of the fag which'the) Madrid :volumteors Of: Tis gud declared that they would on thetraiae, | Su rises, + 718 Gov, Island...morn 831 senooner Mary J Mead, from Taunton for New York, | fiQ748#tO Nov 5—Sailed, brig Clyde (Br), for Baltl- ERICAN SHIPMASTERS’ Uberty sent to the Havana volunteers of slavery. | under’ no circumstances, attempt to-tyrannize | 57 Sets..-----.--. 4 34 | Sandy Hook. morn 1) 18 | witha vatuable cargo of copper and iron nails, sprung | "In Port Noy 6, ships Reine du Monde (Fr), for San Fran- 51 Wau Streex, Naw York, Dec. 4 Consequently Havana culled out yesterday as | over the provinces. ' This revolution had eles eee 1 ieee al aleak and sunk at Fall River yesterday, having been pre- | ‘i8¢o, !dg with the cargo of condemned ship Eugene et | ~The fourth annuai volume of the “Record of Americ: 4 pa or yt Ys Adele, trom Marseilles); Juno (Br), Curry, for New Or- | and Foreign Shipping for 1872 and 1873” is now ready f holiday and put on its best attire—the volunteer | been misrepresented and calumniated in the press viously run upon the flats, She lies partly out of water, ’ delivery to subscribers. Price per volume, $10. all over the world. No newspaper to-day dared to OCEAN STEAMERS. piss ake 3 ESE: s Peat Endorsement of Board of Underwriters to Record x= | uniform—and from early in the day the red and yel- | defend the Commune, and many of its most sincere J and will be raised, with cargo badly damaged. ‘Bien ine tivas 12—-In port bark Dirigo, Staples, for ndorsement of Board of Un - es zw York, Dec. 12, 1872, low colors of the Spanish ensign were blazoned from | friends were afraid to appear Publicly in its favor, | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NRW YORK FOR THR Schooner Lucy C Hall, sunk off New London, loaded St THomas, Nov 23—Arrived, brig Mary Rice, Pratt, The only Register of Vessels published’ is the ‘United’ the balconies and flagstafts of the government build. | lest théy should be socially ostracized. He for one, MONTH OF DECEMBER, with stone, hasbeen abandoned by the wrecking com- | Barbados (and satled for Turks Island, to load for Balti: | States haying the approval of this Board and of tha however (the speaker) desired no better tnan to ee eae panier audi anise ss 4 ee ; more or Norfolk); 24th, bark Jane Adeline, Hutchinson, | Marine Underwriters, composing the Board, is thd ings, cast inos, hotels, &c., and volunteers were | the ostracized for the cause of humanity. The men Steainers. | Destination. Office. pany ag past hope of raising, she being buried in the | Port spain (and sailed 25th for Tnagua to’load for New | ‘Record of ican and Foreign Shipping of the Ship« . i 3 mud. Her rigging, &c, have been saved. York); 25th, brigs Emma L Hall, Fowler, Barbados (and | masters’ Association,” and they recomme: geen hurrying to and fro to join their companions. | who led the Commune had been represented | Minnesota 18..: Liverpool Broadway sailed 26th for Fernandina) ; 26th, Nellie ‘Hastings, Hall, | ing the confidence of those interested in shipping. Business in the public offices and the city generally | as a mob of bloodthirsty rumMans; but who | Westnhatt *, 19../Hamburg: 161 Broadway. Marine Disasters: Singapore (and sailed tor Boston); Georgia, Miller. £.8. LATHROP, President of Board. was suspended and the whole town seemed seized | could believe that the’ half a millon of | Oceanic 21..|Liverpool..|19 Broadway. . Stearsuir Wevnos: from Jacmel for New York, put | Martinique, for Arecibo and Baltimore; 27th, bark SW Extwoop Watrtrr, Secretary of Board. with a patriotic fever. ‘Before noon the wharves | men, banded together in that” Noly cause, | “vat Pari ~ BL: [Eiveroot:: [is Broadway. into Charleston on the 4th Inst for repalrs to her ma- | Holbrook, Pollevs, Port Spain and, sailed same day for | | The undersigned Underwriters join in the above recom and streets were crowded with a numerous con- | were all or principally composed of such ele- | Weser . 21..)Bremen....|2 Bowling Green | chinery. nagua to load for New York); 20th, brigs Hattie E | mendation:— c course of sightseers. All the volunteer battulions | ments? Americans reproached them with having | California ....0.. 21..|Glasgow..../T Bowling Green | | Bark Peant,, Harding, at San Francisco Dec 6 trom | Wheeler, Bacon, New York: Uaroline Gray. Snow, | John D. Jones, Prostlent of Atlantic Mutual Ine. Co. | a th Swatow, was 29 days to lat 32 11 N, lon 13947; lost and | Georgetown; RJ Hassell, Hodgdon, Charleston. ; of havana were represented, destroyed the Colonue Vendome, but had they not 5 “ Sailed 16th, brig S P Mi Br), Coffill, Inacua, to load Alfred Ogden, Vice President of Orient Mutual Ins. C When the debarkation of the committee from | themselves in their own Revolution pulled down a | PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 14, 1872, | Spt sails Oct 0; Int 2338, N, ton Lae as E. took a sexere | soe New Yorks lith, bark Somervile (ne sea: Res hicecker, Jr Viee President of ‘New York Mutual a! a d hoot the deeks of everything movable—sky! . compan! 4 " cl , . eg and of the frigate Gerona thundered salutes of wel- | of the hostages. No doubt that was a very aad way, two boats, booby ch, water casks and binnacl haying repaired. Ins. Co. Mat. Ins, Ci tas “nag "waa ecules Oy ths ena So a rte Sao Siete anise ee gente a tant Simons, | “Pa erm, Beretta Basie Hat f° The fag was received by the committee ap- | spies of the government of Versailles, und in the | gteamstup Celtic (Br), Murray, Liverpool via Queens. | Img in the eabin doors filed the cabin with water. SrJonns (Antigua), Nov Is—Arrived, schrs MD Leach, | F.8, Lathrop,’President of Union Mutual Ins. Go. inted tor that purpose and escorted to the cathe. | church where they were captured were found | town—J Hyde Sparks.” “ Baio Erxxstixe, Blanchard, from Troon via Cutler, ar- | atkins, New York (and sailed 2lst for’St Martins); 20th, Applications for copies of the Book to be addressed |, followed by the volunteers. many thousand stand of arms destined to be used | | Steamship City of Brussels gBr), Brooks, Liverpool! via | vamer wassent to her assistance: 1” Ustess: A | Gerent Bp), Sanford, do (and sailed 25th for Maracaibo).' | the Association. For the Asoclatlon, oo ta ey, Here a solemn “Te Deum” was chanted, attended | against the rnmest called to power by the | Queenstown—John G Dale. . baccarat arbre iy tocar a Sailed 1dh, brig Rapid Lawton, Jamaica, ? shal 2 s by the Captain General in full unliorm andthe prin- | people, It should be called to mind, too, how ter. | Steamship India (Bn), “Brown, Glaggow—Henderson | Buc Owen (of St John, NB), Ruggles, bound to New cua, Dec 2—Cleared, schr Alice B Gardner, Turner, ra) c eel og ee Cake lta} civil and ae Mod herder auch aa ngewe Bg horribly Steamship America (NG), Bussins, Bremen via South. | of Sth inst, lost an anchor and 35 fathoms of chai On | 4, VI, Dec 6—Passed, Victor, Gove, from Hond- A ERLE military, and ing blesse 1 Nag was sol- | wicked was the slaughter of the people of Paris by | smpton—Oelrichs & Co. the 10th the brig Laurella, from Detmarara, in going in, aimo. ‘x SOR HOLIDAY PRR SRNIE emnly sabes eae Sop ae see bene oy eee ae had ee thirst i‘ feamship Washington (Fr), Roussan, Havre—Geo Mac- calla d with the Omer, which lost her lower topsail Bk do 6th, bark Jason (NG), Bartell, San Fran- ror wou Sate PLE OF COLUMBUS, for blood ceased wi e laying down by the Com- | kenzie. yard. i cisco. ‘ mh which is situated near the Plaza de Armas, to be | munists of their arms, and the plain of Satory had | Steamship City of Havana, Deaken, Havana—F Alex- |” scun Pavt & Tuoxrsox,avhich was towed to Wilming- American Ports. Suitable tg all parsons sud every Hee, gazed on hereafter once a year—according to cus- | been stained with the gore of hundreds of victims | *udre #Song | i ton, NO, for repairs, atter being ashore at Swansboro: | rex aNDRIA, Dec 13-Sailed, schrs.Jesse B Smith, Al- B. MAN & CO., m the 16th November—and with this act the | shot down tor the mere sake of gratifying the | yweppen? Nasnouia. Palmer, Hamilton, Bermuda—Wm | NC, cléared at Wilmington Dec 11 tor Salem, having | AU TC AN DATA, Mee io Nailed, sone 2 S31 and 888 Sixth avemtie. ceremony was over, and the volunteers defiled be- | malice of their foes. Steamship G W Clyde, Cole, Galveston via Key West—c | Dee? thoroughly repaired. : BOSTON, Dec. Arrived, schrs Ephraim 8 Anna, fore the Vaptain General. ae ene "a8 IRREPRESSIBLE TRAIN. u 0) Jo. “Sate ep nen Pa harap ok eh Ao Houck, Puitadelph ; Czar, Hammond, do; 8 H Cady, om mraislgito'e GUC SUNDAY 81 . ir. Banks then said t ad rec Steams Ge Si son, Ne pric | Whicl 9 the Ea to vess fc jail, Hoboken. * OLUTE DIVORCES OBTA! In honor of the distingulatied cammistse a grand | from George raten Trata wiete eoereaince tae Bakers LP Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederic | Fyported pottou up at sspeck, NB, atrived at Machias- Cléared—Ship Quintero (Guan, Manning, Valpa- aes Mievent Sistegs, egal ‘everywhere ; no publicity: hi SI °! hi « 4 P ‘teamship George Washington, Quick, New Orleans—H | Port Dec 9. raise; bark Escort, Carver, Melbourne; brigs Hom No fees in advance ; advice free; commissioner for every’ e ‘bull fight is to be given on Sunday, which is to be is non-attendance on the ground that he had 7 \” pe 7 ~ Lady I presided over by the Captain General. learned that a federal marshal intended to arrest | 3 Cromwell & Ce Scan Many A Witnay, from Baltimore for Providence, | Penn: Barbados; Mary E Lady. (Br), Porter, Curacoa; | state. Lief tal Counselior-at-Law. 363 Broadway. —HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, 4 L 8 Mont y, Faircloth, 8 —R Low- 0 , Jolund (Nor), Christiansen, Baltimore; schrs Lugano: ‘The Casino Espafiol give a ball the same evening, | him when he should attempt to speak, and that he | gen, Uw? Montwomery, Faircloth, Savannah—R Low. | which put into Norfolk Dee 10. is, supposed t0 be leaking | Touud eieeville: NCy to load tor, Went indies SP ‘Bnd is preparing a dramatic and lyric entertain- | did not wish to have the meeting disturbed. This Steamship San Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah—W R Garri- | aground to work at it, and if not made secure would dis- | Wyman, Perry. Charleston: Helene. Adams, Wilming- ment. excuse, however, he (Mr. Banks) thought ought | son. charge @ portion of cargo and caik above water, ton, NC; J A Tammon Allen, Philadelpnia. Be: corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street, CABINET CONCERN FOR FUTURE ADMINISTRATIVE | otto be accepted, and he proposed that a com- | _ Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—H R Mor- | scue Tauny Nor, from Gardiner for Boston, at Hartford | qsilled Steamers Biackstone, and Nereus; brigs Home, Pe ep ey Fr a sway. mittee of three be appointed to go to the Metro- ‘Steamship Zodiac, Chapin, Morehead City, NC—Murray, | 12th, was in collision with steamship Prussian in the har- 'BALTIM Arrived, steamers North Ameri- sie dinrice in = The Spanish steamer brings advices concerning | politan Hotel and fetch Mr. Train to the meeting. | Ferris# Ca, sai Md + | bor and lost main rigging. KE, Dec 13—, , ; : can (Br), Miller, Liverpool via Halifax and Norfolk; Me- 7 ROES OBTAINED FROM DIF. the appointment of General Cordova to the Cap- | ‘This was accordingly done, and Citizen Schwal Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Norfolk—Old Dominion | _ Scun Outer H Boots, of New York, was ashore in | Clellan, Hi log norte orm ee lowes, from Boston via Norfolk; schrs Jhohn A ferent States, legal everywhere; desertion, &c., suf- taincy General of the isiand, to the effect tuat, al- | Citizen Davis, and another gentleman, with an un- | Steamship Co. Lynnhaven Bay, Va, Dec 11. Sanford, Westgate, Sersey City; John J’ Ward, Inman, ficient cause; no publicity required: no charge untli dix though agreed upon in ministerial council, it has | Pronouncable name, were appointed for this duty. | Steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, City Point and Rich- | son James M Fianacax, at Newcastle, Del, 13th, AM, | Jersey City: RW Godfrey, Batchelder, Fairhaven, | vorce granted; advice free. ho Fivoad Mot yet been finally decided when he is to leave FOREIGN SPEECHES. mond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. from Providence, ran into the cutter ‘Hamilton, and ets Theodore Weems, Kirwin Payexesi M. HOUSE, Counsellor-at-Law, 19) Broadway. _ a. General Bregna had been spoken of as | | Speeches were then made by Mr. Weber in Ger- | werrick # Conon Oe Site? Georgetown, DC—G B | carried away foregatt, stove, small boat and started pilot | piven: “Wm crane, Howes, Boston via: Notlolke aie | A N ELEGANT AND USEFUL PRESENT—WILLCOX & Most likely to replace Cordova in the Ministry of | Man and Dr. Pariselin French, The latter gentle- Steamship 'Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillara | "Use Cuba,’ Theobald, Acapulco, Mex; barks St Ursula’ (Br), Gibbs’ and other first c! SEWING MACHINES: a War. man, in the earlier part of his remarks, was some- | Steamship Co. es Scur Jessix W Kxtont, before reported towed back to | Dickman, Rio Janeiro; A’ O Vinge (Nor), Olsen, New: special discount for holidays; parties forming clubs will GENERAL DE CORDOVA'S LIFE CAREER. what loudly interrupted, but the police effectively | Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston—H F Dimock. Alexandria Dec 11, with loss of bowsprit, &c, was bound | castle, E; Aurora (Br), McKenzie, Newry, I; brigs Po- | he with liberally. Open until 9 o'clock evenings. General Fernando Fernandez de Cordova was | interposed. Steamsmp Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford—rerguson & so Ret Sian with a cargo of coal. The damage is esti- | tomac (Br) Wilson, Demerara; § Manson, ditkey, st | Sy’. BUCKWALTER, Fourth avenue and Twelfth st. ‘bern on the American Continent. He is a member Six young ladies then went round among the Bar , ofa very distinguished family, and as such his | audience collecting money for the widows of the | cU&'® Hiles (Br), Gusswell, London—Peabody, Willis & eae ours F Sucen, Brown, from Pilledelphia for Boe. Winch Denver’ peante, nrvean: trig Piast, Richmond, BERIESDA SPRING WATER FROM WAUKESHA, gaucation is arisvocratio and he ieabeciatest rather Soeane eh whieh 3 etter from. Wendell gaark Jane Muir (Br), Crosby, Cork or Falmouth—Boyd | and malutopreastin sequall In the bay, recarned tot pitih- Arrived, steamship Baltimore (NQ),' Lilienhain, eaater: toe dee wlnadees Urlwase roomed aaa jews. 8 inabili' 0 end, Wi incken, f men. *. y given proofs in his career as4.6 public man, alts | read.” Then Mr. Ince deciaimed 5 love “poem about | — Bark Prank (Nor), Nielsen, Cork or Falmouth—Punch, sean Manes Lowe (Br), from Grenada for New York, | , BELFAST, Dec Cleared, ship McNear (new, of Bos- Pamphlets with certificates from physicians and nents. Scts bearing the stampof the strictest severity. | a certain Baron Rudiger, who was supposed, ap- | Fave Ve ncisco (tial), Totero, Cork: for ord p | with a cargo of lowood aid old tron, putinto St Thomas | “A}y Root cenanhen and New Orleans. onset, | hasmade these and all chronic diseases, debility, &c.. a The 5) janlad revolution of September, 1868, changed parently, ne aocd aRay Hines aaa id ee heard, arests, sie apeateeiak hed ys is he ps ae. Dec 5 with loss of spars, sails, standing and 1 w York; schrs Traveller, Hodges, | specialty since 189, restoring every patient by combin« polit: status, and he is at present among the julging in a last dying speech and confes- if i ; previous to K Eidsvold (Nor), Smith, Queenstown or Falmouth— | running rixging, and head of foremast badiv sprung and Boston. ing general and local treatment, military, the leader of ‘the most ad. | sion, A Q jor loss of foretopmast. The vessel was making but little nships Manhattan, Woodhull, New York; hiand, Shannon, Richmond; Hanry . Edye & Co. = wai van 4 8 At aboat eleven o’clock, after sev rtiv rk W J Whiting (Br), Walters, Hamburg—P I Nevi water. ct rshman, Boston. ‘ORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS, ENLARGED JOINTS, &c. Gad ponsrescion, angie lin pretties demostions attempts at disturbance, Mr. fain not, saving pee oN sive th U8 | gcur Mexvocixo, at San Francisco Dec 5 from Little | CALAIS, Deo 10—Cleared, ‘schrs Ring Dove, Swain, ee Nato OP RICE. Guircbedist, La Principles; but'as frat iapressions cannot always | in an appearance, the meeting adjourned. Ree a ee aR rea emcees. | er ear NT Tae ayaa etree heen | MEM FoRé urglyay: Brash Fnilacelohiay 6 W Omith, | CURE, 07 mel, Aetiae streak Oe effaced from time to time, and especially when — ——— dell & Co. feet), and at the same time washed the mate, A Maison, Mth—Cleared, schr Fred C Holden, McRae, New York. | — ENCK, OF PHILADELPHIA, WILL the question is of rewards and promotions to his BROOKLYN AFFAIRS Brig Ringleader (Br), Church, Trieste—G F Bulley. overboard, who was drowned; he was a native of Fin: DEAL'S ISLAND, Va, Dec 6—In ‘port schr Lizzie W D*, J. H. SCHENC SE aff i uk Bowdiee foliowers, he forgets the friendly prescriptions of e Brig Marianna 2d (Port), Santos, Lisbon—L E Amsinck | land, aged 34 years. Habnum, Robbins, lag for Frovidenos. | Pees en | new bet leg Filles Seceaiey foes jon et, 0. 1 BS 7 1c Trived, 108 ~ ” = that be cal olver without conditions ano according Brig Bride (Br) Brooks. Laguavra—Boya & Hincken. | seo" tajais Tor. Howons iumber inden anreck on Fisk | eng cuptily Philadelphia. . Savy? GGGan tohisown will It is belleved that his policy.in a BEldridge, Ok Dan Ridgeway, Fernambuco—R } Ground Kock, off Rockport, Thursday night last. during | Cleared crahe Reap Carleton, Patten: avanti, tor | HL _ governing the island will be one of conciliation, | The taxes received by Collector Burrows during | — Brig Louise Price (Br), Bomholm, Port au Prince—R | &,*"OW Storm. She, subsequently came off and was | newyork, fie J ° General Cebailos, the Captain General ad interim, |, tne week amounted to $488,967. Murray, Jr, k : Olalstreas were miade Dy fring ‘rockets and the liteboat | pGLOUCESTER, Dec Arrived, schrs Ele E Kemp, is reported to enjoy the fullest confidence of the ditt Brig Centaur, Stanley, St Jago—Jas B Ward & Co. | Was manned and procecded to thelr assistance, bringing | Kemp, Tangier for Portland; Catawamteak, Lord, Rock: RETAILED phate and will probably receive some Police Record Brig pan Matai oa al Gren tas berated | Swan. | thecrew ashore, The schooner afterwards broke from Ge OAS ae Fenpedy, ay tor Go. —_ lurable mark of its appreciation. His action Septet pretence PE Con ONY (Br), Beck, Port Caledonia—W T Wood: | her anchorage and drove ushoro on the Rockport Granite | ,GREBNEORT, bl. Dee 6 Arrived, schrs Henty Hobart, pores throughout and conduct ef operations against tne | There were 423 persons arrested in the city of Company's Breakwater and became a total wreck. thy Saran Clark. Grimm, } cong eats ; Dec uf € Co Brig Branch (Br), Wyman, Halifax, NS— ith, Sarah Clark, Grifn, Iphias M DURING" DECEMBE insurgents is approved. ‘The Colonial Minister has | Brooklyn during the past week. ‘The chief offences | Oar neve (BP Woman, Halifax, NSD R DeWolf & | ooo Riva Rowstne (of Bayport), Gillette, bound to | Wit sarah Clark, Grimn, Philadelphia; Maria L Davis, ig also approved the reorganization and changes in | consisted in intoxication and Violation of city er- oot Wm Mallory, Burrows, Galveston—C H Mallory & | Virginia for oysters, was blown off to sea in the gale of JACKSONVILLE, Dec 6—Arrived, schr y C Thompson, at y P Do. Nov 2%, and had jib split and rigging cnafed, but man- | Van Zant, New York. Sie fecratany's omce as proposed by General | dinances, Schr AH Lennox, Gray, Cape Hayti-B Murray, Ji ed to work Denk into her port of destination (th-Cieares. ay! [agg ELI Beant: iehr L Fitch, ich, Montego Ba. ve i schr as on! enson, Orangest 5 3 5 ler. salana were also passengers vy this steamers ae Sent irael Spo Penge, Port Lemen onthe heads below Benign au Pride Cia tantcast | Sieever halle, New York. MehPORCRNaNTS vin THE Amann Shortly before one o'clock yesterday morning a | gibt Kolon, McKinn, St George (Bermu: ceeded as far as Minot's Ledge. when the boiler w: ou trived, schrs Henry Allen, Tatem, and Guy R and anchored in | Phelps, Shailet, New York; E J Siinmons, Harringion, i Tam 5 i Grerident ron Friday PM. andthe Blackstone was mc. | MOBILE, Dec 10—Arrived, schr AD Scull, Steelman, m * balls corny Webb, Homan, Charleston—Bentley, Gil- | pably got ready for sea on Saturday. Philadelphia. ae ee t-flated, wie 1 han Rico brought all ef ene hundred soldiers, and the | Xotk, and the Names soon enveloped the structure, | dersleese & Co. 8 Bostox, Dec 14—The brig Meteor, from Havana for this | MACH ate eh Sate More Light, Ae, which was burned to the ground. The butidin, Schr Ben. Davis, Wilmington, NC Powell. § | valais for New Yor | _mext steamer is to bring 500; and the remainder, of 1 told t a ort, stranded and went ashore at Scituate, in cot ANS. ita the Gnclceater on promadets | vwhich was unoccuried, was owned by Theodore | 4 Sof Delmar, Ireland, Newbern, adison Holmes | Pitkoe of mistaking alight in. a house on shore for te | ge RuEAN Deo SrArrived. ship Bonachan, y [ A id e ret! Regarding the recruitment of troops for this | fire was discovered in atwo story frame, at the | , Schr AC Leavitt, Stephens, Mosquito Inlet—Van Brunt | }UBGtO be leaky, and she revur island, it is reported to be giving satisfactory | corner of Sackman and Herk t | results, although ¢pregressing slowly. The Puerto peed tassel dlakdal c. F. ECKHARDT'S, __ 889 Broadway, New York. Pa peunse SACRIFICE OF IMPORTED GOODS, . a Co. Livers poenaey reinforcements, would ieave Spain as rapidly as ante BG Ale ck $1,500. ‘The fire was the Schr Mary A Jones, Brown, Norfolk, Va—Isnac R St DER NOSee: se is ceapintely Cumarede Tbe ete or Havana: Will Ey -yaneito: schry Constance, GRAND DISPLAY OF NEW YEAR GIFTS, Possible. RA a , 1-8 have to be taken out by divers. The crew were rescued | Aine ride Anna’ Kotehe bi iv porarcs CLERICAL AID TO THB CONCLAVE. "ap petiy, MP Bryan, Camp, Richmond, Va—Slaght & | Hy'iiteboat, out were badly trost-biiten. The cargo Ws | pigtenee y Hetdersmn Tender toon New YOK: | oueAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUY HOLD, ‘The new Archbishop for Santiago de Cuba ts ex- Funeral of Alderman Walters. ‘Schr Harriet Thomas, Van Cleaf, Baithnore—W Chal- | insured in the Auantic Mutual Insurance Company, of | P\S°k ti vad' parks Leamington Orkney, Rio Janeiao; —- ae pected to reach here by the mext mail steanser The funeral of the late Alderman Walters, of the | mers. 7 New York. Jaime Millet, Millet, Havana. Below, barks Hattie G — “from Spain. He is sald to be highty intelligent aod | xineteonth ward, will take place i Behr Silas McLoon, Spear, Jr, Rockland—J B Havi- | _ Nonrour, Va, Dec 1—The, steamer reported ashore on , Fisk, from Havana; Columbia, Strombel GIPTS, eeneaed ecto Cre & strong Roman debaal: ts te bi pegs I sg eh e resi- eee hatt; Totesk, Bows Chins tw } Smith's Foint was eh 2 a ld got off without Cardi; br Rieige Saree ig Jane — Catholic, but without prejudices oy aspirations ‘or mily, in Rutlidge street, at two 4 , To |. Boston—Chas Twing. jamage, and arrive: ; y ¥ —— temporal power, content in the giory Of his re | o'clock this afternoon. The fags of the city and | Scne KA Faretih’ Vanity wero Oot Revpons, RL Deo 1—Bohe WH Tete, reported ashore | yaai—arTiven: MeemenID New Orlane Cage, Kew | ARTICLES COSTING 6 ARD OC RACH 10 INEORE, FOR gion and spiritual power. Mourning streamers have been floating half-mast | Sloop Report, Crawford, New Haven—Rackett & Rro. | 9h Point Judith, has hauled off shore. but is full of water. | “91 arriveg 14th, steammshin City of Austin, Eldridge, — SORROW OF SISTER ISLAND COGONISTS. high ont of respect to the memory of deceased —- Museneen landed, The Block Island Wrecking Company | New York via Norfolk, with cargo of steamship Gen Sedg- ONE DOLLAR, The news received from Porto Rico, speaks with since Thursday last. TI Aldermen wil attend 7 have the contract for getting her off, and the Moccasin bi 1 which putin disabled. —_—— Satisfaction of the departure of the late Captain | the funeral in a body, and the remains will be in- ARRIVALS. | reports that they were lying by her this alternoon, ready | Sailed—Steamship Geo Cromwell, Clapp. New York. a General Latorre apd his Secretary, Ayuso. Gen- | terred in Greenwood Vemetery. a to commence operations. Pe drafts Bs 10, 6 PM—Arrived, bark Sagadal- The proprietors of the Original Dollar Store 667 Brody See tot Oortae tant tine wed Aecorta wee oath. the ce ERA Ly WaT ER REAM, FACETS AND | Hey qyanfonted tls moraisge nore O@ DutOh | "'Reiied ship # O seranton, , way, under the Grand Central Hotel, display a finer ling months, but during that time had secure for PL ch HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. el of NORFOLK, Dec 13—Arrived, schrs Dwight Davidson, n —- i 4 himeeif'the universal hatred of the um conditional ymouth Charch Business Meeting. US steamer Tallapoosa, McRitc hatiinieten: DO, Porrsmourn, NH, Dec 14—The British brig L J Westa- | Freeman, Fairhaven fostan'anchor on he Horseshoe): | of goods thisseason than they have ever before offered td Spaniards and nearly brought the count ty to the | At the annual business meeting of the trustees | Saamaamer.taliapoose, MeRitchie, Washington. DC. TAL, At dpe Ran. oh inst, saw andakhowk schooner, | Storm King, Higgins,Fairhaven; Charlie Miller, Jones, | 1 on had : y vag | De 257 passe ; 3, | miles of 5 0. c. Spain ‘with urgency, by lus Majesty “the King. | shown that there were 2181 names ‘nog tice Tes | abated westerly pales tne eit pawagee™ ees | juieh dm upiog aapproech ie big, wae capaged end | '4io arsived 1th, schr Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Port. | ‘"* )NWARD AND UPWARD rigadier General Burille is iu.charge of'.the chict | potty ofthe church, REOM the Treva ene ee | Uo fe Ne ye aL tap Alcea (Hn. fra | Heading deck for & while, but owing to the heavy “NEW BEDFORD, Dec 13—Arrived, sckr Laura Robin. biphgerenc command, ‘ rt tt that Dae asurer’s Te- | spoke ship Lake Superior (Br), trom Liverpool! for New | Orig could render no assistance. son, Robinson, Blizabethport. is the motto of the energetic, indefatigable proprietors Genera! Peralto had been thought of in Spain as | PO! appears that the annual collection | York Miscellan. " Sailed—sehr pats, Antrim, Carter, New York. and they are never content unless adding to their fabue successor to Latorre, but upon the departur.e¢ of the | amounted to $15,554 97—for the poor, $1,079 18; Steamship Coimmtma, Coffin, Havana Dec 7, via Naw NEWPOR?, Dec 12, PM—Arrived, schrs Eagle, jous stock of tairy-like duinties. At this season. whe: ‘(he lagt steamer General Gaminde bad more prob- | PW rentals, $60,000; contributions of’ three | sau, NP. 9th, with mdse and passengers to the Atlantic. | Purser Thos McManus, of the steamship Columbia, from | Now York tor Somerset; Carrie P ‘Richy Crowell, Well: | heads of families are selecting gifts tor the Approachin ability of being appointed ponocis, $5,054 56. Total, $79,683 45. ‘The treasury Mail Steaminin 1c2; Dec Ho, 110 Pat while in the Gulf | Havana, has our thanks for the prompt delivery of our foot for Virginie we Four “winitces beseliarey ie oe 6 Eh oy oh Ae Byes Soenrentpne Mon stiri reports coming rom at\aoar. | Hoouland dolar nS SSN MME | Ara St ed Sree thyeY PieG | “purar A'S Wi, ot the seamaip Janes Ader, | HEMP artemis het Mehad'ageHiegte | heh Mary Metts Sette eran arat a overboard part of load of oranges: 12th. had , Ir, 4 h f 5 1 for . regare e eane - = fi , be ¢ Vapor, Johnson,’ Providence tor New York; Madison | holiday goods, thus throwing a variety of rare merch: i ee ae Od A New Chureth. Harbord paddiebos elonetas ber Stree and noe cerrtod rhino Won Ot Glaomati were work uaetat Hol mes Bn es, Vall iver for do; Frederick Fish, Davis, ise Inlended exeiuaty ely, forthe. New England mar ek * " i is , TON. of Gi 70. ' | Hurricane {sland for do. upon the hands of orters. The pros growth, Plantations have generally commenced Rey. Father O'Riely, the pewly appointed pastor | “Steanuin tiv ae veston, Rowland, New Orleans | sex 1 1866, has been sold to Messrs Williams, Haven & | “Salled-—Schrs Etta Ki Sylvester, Goodspeed, Provi- | prietors of the Dollar Store, with thelr ever-ready ang - di Perailons, and the yield of the season, 18 ablicl- | of st, Stephen's Roman Catholic church, Carrot | Dec e Wilh mdse and passengers to CM Mallory Aco, | © of New London, who will fit her immediately for | dence for Rappahannock River; Geo Hotelikiss, Dovie, | large capital, huve succeeded in securing the pated, will be Jarge, seat even ae » Carros | na strong Nand NE. kates trom Cape Florida, Dee Ii, | Alaska, to pursue the fisheries on that coast. do tor Haverstraw ; Win Penn, thompson iO F Hawley, desirable of these Qgde which they, now offer at the In thia"conuection the question OF labor, itss| ward relieving « want long experienced ty vied | c-iorbsitadeiuin’ ith neauhlp HaSkT Chaussee | nek Beer tld partes ts Partiand St Pemez 8 SE, | HATE BG 'ant Eesretiem Manzer Qovtur Wo: eey | . Thousandeor dollars worth of these roods hive fallen connection the guestion of labor, | ward reliev 4 want long experience pret aes teh, lenry Chauncey, | has been sold to Lied “ : ! Noreen: Fr 4 y i @emand ‘and supply, becomes Important. THe } Catholics of pa parish. pide Pitts Wis tonne ! all ager, Lockwood, Charleston Nov 26, |. Stoo Harrie A Wattace, six years old, employed as Ghureh, Mexerson, Fail River for Go; Eamuel ls Bassells | fue onine part ot tne importer’ Many ariveine say’ be Prohibition of tne save trade and the recent | requisite for building a church to replace the pres. | wongers'lo i Rhone oe » | packet between Bridgeport and Hort paterson, under | Also'sailed, brigs Almon Rowell, Atherton, Bangor for | found in the showcases and on the shelves of the, decrees regarding gradual emancipation, added to | ent humble structure, which is inate joat teamship Hatteras, Lawrence, N With indee and | Command of Capt Bylvestar Randall, bas been sold Phitadelphias Abby Elign, from do for Washingto DOLLAR STORE the restrictions adopted by the Board of Colonize | fhe necessities of the is inadequate to Meet | remengers to the Old Dominion st yO. Captain Mallory, of New Haven, for $AW; cost when | Ho.” schrs Maryland, Totrey; Maria Louisa, Snow! which cost from $8 t0 $4 each to Import, and eannot ba tion touching the Chinese laborers, make this sub- | thé Necessities of the congregation, being far too | Steamship John Gibson, Winters town, DC, with | Bem, $380). aniel Stevens, Saunders, ‘and. Mary. -Lymbui urchased «.tany other retail establishment in the city ject—the want of hands—a matter of profound small to accammodate the numbers who attend | mdse and pamengorsto @ B Merrick ee! Mayaguez, Nov 25—The American brig Maria White has rench. trom Providence for New York; Nicanor, ror less th or $3, thought to the great capitausts “and land Stair in aid Gt 130 Ob/COe Te VR ee ae ae | x freampangp Fanlte, Doane, Philadetphia, with mése to | hens mmLAUpini, gneton, a8: follows!—Hull, S10 Oy | aD ios eelor acs Tivteune Sic eee ft | PPAYLOR'S GREAT COMPOUND FOR HORSE AND yr nee 4 ir ina ‘ ‘J vi vill ene J Lorill i ing, &e, town fo1 jade! A Creed, Newburypor LORS G) of » J Owners, The decree from Spain of the 4h | Returday nex een NY Wil Be Bbened on | ie Mialgo (of Liverpor!), Roberts, Rio Janciro <8 wa measo--At Stockton, 8d inst, from the yard of NG | fordor Delhi, Binersan, Portinnd for do: Nellie Cntr, TACAPELE FOUD is the nest Condition, foul that has of July, 1870, providing Bradual emancipation of ’ ¥ | days, with coffee to Weston & Gray; vessel oG F Bulley. | plehnorn,scht ) © Craits, 149 tons, built for he Cobb Kasil, Manor ‘or Washington, DC; Georgia, Brier, | ever been put on, thea market Tt parities the Blood, . bee: 5 v n ’ O e od Y, pI piladel phia, a OTe ye: D 1 A . Y ic Pr, rs a d ~ ; Wek 0" ors, ‘mary si rons and a ough og wear se Cpiiubed o0 tee sae CF Noventlen, Pn or it sian souls pth iovt tech } ca nsey), Robin. Rio Jane ire 27 days, Cleared at San Francisco Dec 6, bark Helen Mar, Koon, LY Kitight, 9 clithrey Bangor, for New Yo ae iF wakes ae Sond sor etfculurs to TAYLOR INGUIC w. This wasp ! , won and Mary ,4un Hogan, tw verve ihe | cy & Co; verse! to G # Bulley, | oO & CVI. well, Farniiam, Boston for Wilmington, NO; Hannal 5 ofiee ty Ramee ., 12 Bridge streew