The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1873, Page 7

THE MERCANTILE MARI ie-—abamenat ‘Herald Special Report from London. The City of Richmond Towed Into Queenstown. Arrivals and Departures from and for the United States. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. The following special despatch to the tftenarp has been received from our cor- wespondent in the English metropolis: — Lonpon, Nov. 14, 1873. SAFETY OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF RICHMOND. The steamship City of Richmond, from New York, previously reported with machinery dis- abled, arrived at Queenstown to-day, in tow of steamship City of Montreal, from New York «for Liverpool. All on board were well. VESSELS ARRIVED. > ‘Arrived at Southampton, November 14, obteamship Leipzig (German), Jaeger, from Baltimore for Bremen. Arrived at Queenstown, November 14, - steamships City of Montreal (British), Mire- fhouse, from New York for Liverpool ; City of (Richmond (British), Books, from do. for do. ; bark Bygdo (Norwegian), Christiansen, from do. for orders. VESSELS SAILED. *Bailed from Liverpool, November 14, ship Canterbury (British), Taylor, for New Or- Jeans; bark Statesman (British), Smiley, for Pensacola. Sailed from Deal, November 14, ship Loch arn (British), Robertson (from London), New York. Sailed from Manila, November 9, 4Oanaan, for New York. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA. Herald Special Report from London. the ‘Queen Victoria Preparing for the Mar- riage of the Duke of Edinburgh. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, The following special despatch to the Sixnstp has been received from our corre- spondent in the British metropolis :— Lonvon, Nov. 14, 1873. The Very Rev. Dean Stanley, of West- minster, has been appointed by Her Majesty Queen Victoria to proceed to St. Petersburg wnd perform the Protestant marriage between fis Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh ‘and the Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna, ‘daughter of the Czar Alexander. [The Duke of Edinburgh and Grand "Duchess Maria will be married twice; first gccording to the Church of England rite, and fimmediately afterwards according to that of tthe Russo-Greek Church. Neither the Duke mor the Grand Duchess will change his or her eeligion, but if there aro any children they swill be brought up in the faith of the Church vof England.—Ep. Hznatp.] THE BRITISH CABINET. Herald Special Report from London. {Ministerial Reorganization and Citizen Suffrage. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. The following special despatch to the YWxRaty has been received from our corre- spondent im the British metropolis: — Lonvon, Nov. 14, 1873. ‘The Right Honorable William George Gran- wille Venables-Vernon Harcourt has been ap- pointed Solicitor General of England in lieu tof Bight Honorable Henry James, M. P., who thas been appointed Attorney General. Postmaster General Right Honorable William Monsell, M. P., has resigned his yoflico in favor of Doctor Lyon Playfair, who thas to-night issued an address to the voters of tthe University of Edinburgh and St. Andrew's asking a re-election to Parliament as their mopresentative. THE ENGLISH TURF. Race for the Shrewsbury Cup. TELEGRAM TQ THE NEW YORK HERALD, Lonpon, Nov. 14, 1873, At the Shrewsbury meeting to-day the race for rthe Shrewsbury cup was won by Lord Zetland’s bay reolt King Lud. Mr. Payne's brown mare Flurry was second, and Mr, Cartwright’s chestnut filly {Louise Victoria third, The betting at the start was 9to 1 against King Lud; 25 to one against Flurry, and 6 to1 against Woatse Victoria, . Fifteen ran. HOLLAND. ceetinenin Treaty Negotiation with the United States. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. ‘Tus Hague, Nov, 14, 1873, The Minister of Justice yesterday informed the Chamber of Deputies that it was necessary to con- ‘clude an extradition treaty between the govern. Tents of the Netherlands and the United States, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, STEAMSHIP CITY OF RICHMOND. Safe in Port, but Disabled—All Well. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. LONDON, Noy. 14, 1873, The steamship City of Montreal arrived at Queenstown at three o'clock this afternoon with the disabled steamship City of Richmond in tow. All well on board, FRANCE. Parliamentary Party Complications—M: Mahon’s Term of Power—Army Esti- mates—Communists Held for Trial. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. PARIS, Nov, 14, 1873. The situation at Versailles ts again oecoming complicated, The compromise between the Right and Left threatens to fall through. The government ana the Right have decided to insist on the unconditional protongation of Presi- dent Macalahon’s term for ten years. ARMY ESTIMATES, The Minister of War has informed the Budget Committee of the Assembly that he will require an extraordinary grant of 17,000,000 francs in order to carry ont the provisions of the Recruit- ment law. ELECTIONS, Elections for members of the Assembly have been ordered to be held on the 14th of December in the departments of Finisttre, Seine and Oise. COMMUNISTS IN CONFINEMENT. Three thousand Communists are still in prison awaiting trial, SPAIN. Cartagena Still Under Bombardment—General Moriones’ Movement. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. LONDON, Nov. 14, 1873. A despatch from Cartagena reports that the cannonading continued all day yesterday, notwith- Standing a violent storm. The city has received fresh supplies of provisions and ammunition. The Brittsh Consul {s the only representative of @ foreign government who remains in the place. Army Headquarters. MADRID, Nov. 14, 1873. Genera! Moriones has arrived at Logroifio, capital of the province of that name, Carlist Medal of Triumph. BAYONNE, Nov. 14, 1873. Don Carlos has struck a medal in commemora- tion of the victory claimed by the Carlistsin the recent battle at Miranda. GERMANY. Prussian Alarm at French Military Fortifica- tion—Dividing the Spoils of War. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALO. Lonpon, Nov. 15—5 A. M. Aspecial despatch from Berlin to the London Times says that, in consequence of the formation of French fortified camps at Belfort, Bésangon and Verdun, Prussia will increase her military reserve. DIVIDING THE SPOILS. The Federal Council has ordered the distribution among the States of the German empire o! another instalment of the French war indemnity, amount- ing to 30,000,000 thalers, Government Investment Bonds. BERLIN, Noy, 14, 1873, The German government to-day made a further payment of $3,000,000 for bonds of the UnitedStates funded loan, im American ENGLAND. Bullion to the Bank. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. LONDON, Nov. 14, 1878. The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day is £109,000. GREENLAND. Famine, with Death and Desolation. TELECRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. LONDON, Nov. 14, 1873. Intelligence has been received here that @ famine prevails in Greenland, caused by the failure of the fisheries. In one village alone 150 persons have starved to death. AMUSEMENTS. Lyceum Theatre—I1 Trovatore. Three great artists appeared in this theatre last evening in thé well worn opera of Verdi. Mile, Di Murska made the rdle of Leonoraa great success: her rendering of ‘Tacea la Notte," and the follow” ing cabaletta and the scene of the tower giving evidence of great artistic qualities, Such a Leo- nora deserves to be classed among the best repre- sentatives of the part with whom this country is acquainted. Mme. Lucca created a furor in the role of the Gipsy. The first scene of the second act was invested with more than ordinary interest by her. All the familiar music of Azucena found a worthy interpreter in Madame Lucca. But the grand feature of last night's rep- resentation at this theatre was the magnificent impersonation of the title rdle by Signor Tamber- lik. The serenade, “Deserto sulla terra,” was de- livered with the exquisite phrasing and delightful voice of olden time, as we have heard it in Lon- don, and the artist brought tothe glorious aria, 1 ge ben mio,’’ all that tenderness and expres- sion which it demanded. The ringing notes of the “Di quella pira’’ produced unwonted excitement and convulsed the audience with excitement. Be BAcea ha of former days seemed on this oc- asl have eine all his magnetism and owet tndit would be dificult to mention an im- | a jon of the rdle equal to that of last even- ing for a donee, hgh. Past. Mari was the Count di Luna, and a sorry figure he made. He and the Ferrando, Signor yna, were in excellent voice, but the tone was of that terrific character that we naturally ascribe to aiog trumpet. Ferrando was ‘ot up ina costume composed of the dress of a ritish grenadier, @ New York policeman and @ Liederkranz ball Scorksepes. It is dimcult to give an idea of the effect of an opera at the Lyceum Theatre. It is, without exception, the worst house adapted for musicai effect in the United States, The old French Theatre was infinitely better. No opera company can expect to succeed in a house where voices and instrument sound as if they were outside in the street instead of being on the sti and in the orciestra, Better Dan Bryant's or at any time than the Lyceum for musical purposes In such a case detailed criticism becomes an im- possibility. Academy of Music—Fa The indisposition of Signor Campanini, commu- nicated to Mr, Strakosch at alate hour, caused a change of the opera of “Il Trovatore,” announced for last evening, to ‘Faust.’ No fault can be found with the change, as the performance of Gounod’s piece is one of the grandest features of the ire of the Strakosch troupe, It is needless to add to our repeated criticisms of Mmo, Nilsson’ Marguerite, Miss Oary's Siebel, M. Capoui’s Faus: and M, Nahnetti’s Mephistopneles, 6. Ni n last evening won all the applause that her artistic rendering of the role of rite entitled her to, and the ovher artista shar nae in Le triumph. A matinée of “Ernani’’ takes to-day, ARKANSAS ELEOTIO! Littie RooK, Nov, 14, 1873, ‘The returns of the recent elections for members of the Legislature show the following result:—Sen- ate, democrats 11, La 15; House, demo- crate 64, republigana NOVEMBER 15, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. A CATHOLIO FESTIVAL. Bostrom, Noy. 14, 1873. The Grand Catholic Festiva!, under the auspices Of the Boston Catholic Union, was held at the Mu- sic Hall last night. The hall was magnificently decorated. An address to the Pope was rei after which addresses were delivered by i cpenene clergymen and laymen of Boston and el ve THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Cheapest and Best Newspaper tn the Country. The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week, now ready, contains a Select Story, entitled “Nina, the Witch,” together with the very Latest News by Telegraph from All Parts of the World up to the hour of publication; Execution of the Captain and Crew of the Virginius; tull report of the Meeting of Cubans at Masonic Hall; the Boiler Explosion in Harlem; the Commercial Depression ; the Sprague Manufacturing Company; Execution of Nelson E. 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Liverpool... |1 Broadway. Liverpool: : |69 Broadway. 1H: 58 Broadway 4 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green '7 Bowling Green 61 Broadway {Bowling Green 129 Broad 2 Bowline Gre 7 Bowling: :1| Bremen. -|Glaszow +|Liverpos Glasgow sis stDee. 8. 1Bamburg ‘113 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY. 14, 1873. CLEARED. Steamship Georgia (Br), Cooper, Glasgow—Austin Bald- win & Co. Steamship California (Br), Craig, Glasgow—Henderson Fos, Steamship Zodiac, Chapin, Morehead City—Murray, Ferris & Co. Schoolship Mercury, Giraud, Madeira, de. Bark Michael (Ger), Reutel, Liverpool—Punch, Rdye & ‘ark Jennie (Ital), Cuneo, Hull—Slocovich & Co. Bark ptailody (tab), Maresca, Gloucester—Funch, Edye & Bark, mols (Ital), useleroy Cork or Falmouth for or: ders—Slocovicl Bork yi ‘Mio. pombe ial), Marchese, Cork for orders—Slo- covic! Bark fio. ‘Giorgio Hates Perovich, Queenstown or Fal- mouth for orders—Slocovich & Co. Bark Leone (Fr), Nicolas, St Valerie sur Sommes—Te- tens & Bockmann. Bark Abd-el-Kader, Sparrow, Gibraltar—James Henry. Be ae (Br), Kelly, Garston, E—Eagle, Blaksiee & 8m: ane Kolga (Swe), Pedersen, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye C Brig Santa ae Vecchia (Ital), Spegnase, Trieste— Funch, Edye Brig Ellen Ms Hoxie, Palamos—8 B Lond & Co. Brig Anne (Dan), Brinck, Oporto—Tetens & Bockmann. oe Catharina (Ger), Brumond, Mollendo—-C Tobias & "Sirig Rastern Star, Foster, Georgetown (Dem)—H Trow- bridge's Sons. Brig Sappho (Br), Davidson, Jacmel—A Nones & Co. Brig Florence (Br), Rex, St Johns, NF—A E Outer- brid Sour Annie freeman, Boynton, Nassau, NP—B J Wen- ere. Schr J Truman, Gibbs, Corpus Christi—Tupper & Beat- 0. eee Kate Ranger, Martin, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & ‘Sene Florida, Gilmore, Jacksonville—8 © Loud & Co. oe hr MW ‘Drew, Chaples, Jacksonville—Overton & eerkins. “Schr Constitution, Smith, Jacksonville—Jonas Smith & Schr Lavinia Bell, Bayles, Key West and Pensacol: Benner & Pinckney. Schr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, Charleston—Evans, Ball & ‘Sehr Mary Ann, Alley, Elizabetnport—Chas N Loy caged lawyer, Cuimmings, Portsmouth—Jed Frye & ‘iohr Carrie Jones, Colcord, Boston—H P Brown & Co. Schr Rio, Church, Saulsbury—Wilson Godfrey. Schr Laura, Roberts, Providence—R P Buck & Oo. Schr B H Wartord, Svrague, Providence—Cox Steamer Bristol, Wallace. Philadelpnia—James ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STKAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES. Steamship py gee ae oo Voss, Hamburg Nov }, with mdse and 984 pi to Kunhardt & Co. Had heay: Nov i at 4219, tou 4d passed ship New World, hence for London. Steamship Virgo, Bulkiey, Savannah, witn mdse and passengers to Murray, Ferris ‘Steamship Fantta, Doane, Norfoik, with mase and pas- sengers to J Lorillard. Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, Cit, coat and Richmond, bie ace ‘and passengers to the Old Di minion Steamship Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Philadelphia, with mdse and passengers to J Lorillard, Bark Olga (Ital), Bennate, Hamburg 2) Oa with empty barrels to slocovich & Co. Nov 1 while towing UD, the lower bay, was run into by ihe Mary 8 Tibbitts, hence tor Virginia, and fad away the cutwater; the schr lost_ her bowsprit ‘and Oe her return to the cit: Bark Victoria Perez, Lindsley, coffee to M Perea & Obarrio, “Nov % Int 28 Of, on 74.3, signalled schr Helen Bowen. Bound s ark Carib, Jayuo, St Grol 1s days, in ballast to P Hunford & Co: Brig Portia (ofp Taverpoo!). Harvey, Demerara 23 days, with old tron to L W & P Armstrong. Brig Renshaw, s Sriveater, pagua 16 days, with sugar to order; vessel to'R ison, Brig Cascatelle (of Richmond, Me), Simmons, Sagua 9 gays. with sugar to Grinnell, Minturn & Co; vessel to Jas Brig” Carrie E Pickering, Torrey, Brunswick, Ga, 7 days, with lumber to master. hr David Ames, Verrill, Fernandina 10 days, with naval stores to Isaac Kppinger & Co: vessel to master. 1d bows stove in badly, ‘aracaibo 33 davs, with hr Henry Parker, Lewis, Jacksonville 7 days with yaa stores to Isaac Eppinger & Co; vessel to Van Brunt 0. Sehr Minerva I. Wedmore, Terry, Washington, NC, 5 days, with naval stores to Zophar M ‘The steamship in yesterday's edition reported asthe Cuba should have read Java. Reronxen—Schr M 8 Tibbetts, Robbins. hence for Vir- nia 13th inst, same day.7 PM, w joing down the came in collision with var “olga (eal, carry away ‘the bowsprit and all t gear, and had bows sore in downto the water line; returned to the city to repair damages, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, Now Badford for Now York, with mdse and passengers, to Barling & Davis Brig Florence, Munroe, Port Caledonia, OB, for New mer 12 days, with coul to Bird, Perkins 4 Job; vessel to ig Leona (Br), Langley, Dorchester, NB, for New york’ with stone to order. ett Harper, Lewis, Franktort for New York, with ne to order. wgehe J. Feil, Nickerson, Providence for Now York. mech? Rodney Parker, Parker, New Haven for Balti- mene Abbott Lawrence, Mayo, Boston for Lael York. Sehr N Hines, Thomas, Newoort for New Yor! 4 sonia Richard Vaux, Robinson, New Bedford Tor Phila- el Sehr Ellen Hoyt Bridgeport for New York. Sehr Stirling, Balls, Bridgeport tor New York. utlet, Newport for New York. Sehr Abbie L Cu Sehr 8 B Adam: ston for New York. Schr inenrietta, eval Norwich for New York. Bast. Schr ZL Adams, ickereon, New York for Boston. ers, New York tor Boston. Elizabethvort tor Providence. E inoboken tor Boron. Bohr Oliver Scofield, Dissosway, Baltimore for New fhe ‘Battle 8 Collins, Tribble, New York for Portland. J Hi Bartlett, ‘Harris, Klizabethport for Provi- dene fone Eagle, Chaso, New York for New Bedford. r Gem, Thomas, New York for Rockland. Bent huddon Avery, Blirabethport for Rockland. Schr Gustie Wilson, Wilson, New York for Boston. Schr Hannie Westbrook, Litejonn, Hoboken for Ports Schr A H Hurlburt, Pn: nia for New Haven. Schr J K Mitchell, Morrili, Elizabethport tor Stamrord. SAILED. iropeiehiy Zodiac, Morehead | id City; shins Helicon, Val- iraiso, fe; Palmerston (Ger), Hambur; bars Tinto Be. London; ae tod Br, Bordeaux; mes & Brett, aimioih} i gy ag LE cite Beat nae Mia 'y Edson, beyrout Everhard (Ger), rel rigs ‘Henry. Cabello; nie Antrim, stMariny, ac; not ‘8 Trott King, nassau, NF; Mary A Holt Cape, itayiien: doo,D Perry, Narecsnn Emma ga aes Fernand lenry Barnes, Widanres N Rogers, do; Newport ten, South Amboy. Telegraphic Marine Correspo' Newront, RI, Nov 14, 1873. The New York Balance Dock Company libelled to-day the geamer Lopg Branch, and thya have « ‘one more name to the tong list of New York parties who have done likewise with this and the other boats at this port. Schr Francis C Smith arrived to-day from New York. The mate, Mr Dumont, who, it will be remembered, was formerly master ot the missing Newport schr Heary Castofl, reports the iollowing, which will establish be- yond doubt the latter's Loss, with all on board :—Sehr F Merwin, which arrived at New York Oct 20 from Charles- on, picked up the Henry Castoft’s boat between Cape teres and Cape Lookout Oct 14. 1t was full of water, and the painter was cotléd up inside, which seems io show that the bout wus either washed its or that tho crew were taken out by tome outward bol vessel, and that it was not capsized after the vessel wrecked. The boat had a cut near the alter tackle ring it is suppose! by Capt Bumont that it was done when th crew were clearing it say from the davits, as it was his custom to keep a hatchet In the companion way ready for use ata moment's notice. Capt Dumont identified tne Dost There is but little hope that other than the gbove will ever be heard from the l-tated vessel and her crew. The crew consisted of Capt Be mond, of Newport: mate, Joho F Arnold, of iE the seamen were John Johnson, of Portland, Me Augus- tus Williams, of Islip, L1, and one other, who was snip, pped at Baltimore (ame unknown) previous to leaving that port. Marine Disasters, Suir Quinrexo, at Boston from Valparaiso, reports :— Oct 4, between Cape St Roque and Point Petainque saw k ofa back on the reef, with three lowermasts and fore and mainyards across, heading about Some four iniles trom shore, fen. Central America AM of Oct 13, and was got off by the wreckers after fablas out about 8 tons of goods, arid taken into Turks Islands. Sour Mantua (of Bangor, Capt Leonard B Smith, from Bristol, Me, tor Charleston, before reported ‘abuu- doned at sea, reports—-Sov 7, had heavy gales from i: (0 St ‘and at2 PM hove to with head to At midnight a bad, sharp sea was running, the vessel lying deo; the water, but the pumps were attended to, and but fete water ound in the well-pump, the wind hauling to. ths southward. On the 8th, at daylight, wind WNW, blowing @ fresh gale, the schr settling down much by the head, removed the scuttle nh att, and found the water within four feet of the ‘deck, coming in with tremendous force. Got all hands work baling with buckets, in hopes to get at the K, but atter two hours’ labor it was deemed uclene to continue, as the vessel was settling the stern, although. the crew were kept engaged in do- ing allin their power to lighten her, by cutting « hole in the deck under the poop and | throw tig over cargo. At 12 M on the Sth they were tn lat 37 50, lon 74.30, and it was evident the schr was Tapidly going down, the' wind blow- ing a gale from NW. Fortu! bighted a sail to leeward, and, setting easel pare t off before the wind in. the direction ot the vemel In the distance, which proved to be the schr Susan Stetson, Capt G L Bow: man, from Savannah for Damariscotta. who was in- formed of the sinking condition of the Martha. and re quested to lay by, and if possible take all hands off, which Was successfully ‘accomplished, the men saving only, the chronometer and a few cl “They arrived ut Vine- yard Haven on the 11th inst. Scnx Jamxs Vunpuow, hence for Virgina, while going through the Narrows ‘on Thursday night Iast, was ron into by the hull of a new sehr and bad both masts carried away. She was taken in tow and brought back to the NE, an Barx Acniutes (Ger), Bullion: for England, grounded on the Ceteos i Oaue CARLRTON, from Nassau for Wilmington, was bya squall when a few miles below the latter city On the Leh, and lost her jibboom. Scur S I Rossrs, of Patchogue, LT, in ballast, was ashore 13th west of Watch Hill; no particulars. Scur Gov J Y Surtu, Peterson, from Baltimore for Boston. went ashore on 1’ Hommedien Shoals. 13th inst, Dut came off same night with ind arrived at Vineyard Haven 14th, Witainctox, NC, Nov 13—The vessel reported aground on the Wreck Shoals is said to be the German bark : 1 ed from Stetun. She had not arrived late last ra Miscellaneous. Barx Annie, 623 tons, built at Bath, Me, in 1856, has been sold at San Francisco tor $20,000. Scar W D Bicxrorp (Br), before reported condemned, was sold at Port au Prince’ Nov 3 for $645. Disasters 1v Surtemmen—The Committee of Manage- ment of the Bureau Veritas has just published the list of maritime disasters, rej during the month of Sept, 1873, concerning all pei This list gives the follow- ing statistics :—Sailing vessels totaly, lost, 252. viz.—144 English, 35 American, 23 German, 13 French, 8 Dutch, 7 = 4 Austrian, 4 Norwegian, ‘3Danish, 3 Russian, 2 1 Guateinala, 1 Nicaraguan, 1 Republica Argentina. Spanish, 1 Turk. 1 Greek and 1 Belgia number are incladed 6 sailiny ras | totally lost, 22, viz.— Fre! Spanish, | Dutch, 1 Norwey Tatnis total number is inéluded ported missing. Missive Vessnt—Schr Tangier, of Boston, Port Caledonia, OB, Aug 23. tor New York, and was pro- bably lost in the gale ot Aug 24, with all on board, as she was seen the afternoon before the gale come on, off Louisburg. in company with echrs Fannie H Bucklin, and MR Sampson, neither of which have been heard from. The crew of the Tangier consisted of Samuel A rrench steamer re- Salisbury, master, aged 34; Bethuel Salisbury, mate aged about 23 ryt Rinalda, 25; arthur Emery, 1 ton otvared Emery, allot tdsn, tes James Ferrin, of Eherryfeld. and J Ford, residence unknown, ¢ Capt Asbury and inate were two very wo men, pion Salisbury, Yand the Tait bu ut one of only sons of Swale oe hshitcon. the. Taare: ware geet aeees 159 tons register, built at Searsport, and rebut in 1367, owned in Boston by John 8 Emery 4 Co, and was not insured. The body of Capt Thos Thacher, who was lost in the ice-loaded Mohr Southerner, of Boston, on the night of the 7th inst, near Shark River Inlet, has been recovered and sent to his family in West Dennis. The hull and materials of the wrecked schr HG Hand were sold at Jacksonville on the 8th inst for $214. A por- tuon of the cargo was also sold. Suiproiwprsc—Wm Merrill, of Deering, has contracted to build for David Keazer and others, of Portland, a3- masted schr K§ 400 tons, at $50 per ton, to be ready tor me Ma: aan to be commanded by Capt ES Heuiey, or iaoniny Port Glasgow, Oct 25. a magnificent screw steamer for the Anchor Line Company, named the Bolivia. Her dimensions are :—Length, 400 feet; breadth of beam, 4 feet: depth of h 36 feet: gross tonnage, .200 tons; her engines are to be of 600 horse power. The bark of 1063 tons, betore reported launched at pet dy Pot ise aw the Fannie Skolfeld, ae. commanded nny agan, She is owt builders, noes of Portland, and others, aad if in- fended Tor general trade, Capt Preble, agent of French Lloyds, pronounces her the strongest and best built ves- sel over put up in Maime, and classes her Al* 1! years. She will be towed to Portland soon to load for a Southern port, wat Rockland, Me. Sth inst, from the yard of Sanford Starrett, a fine double-decked 3-masted’ schr, called the Emerson kes, She registers 441.36 tons, and is built of excellent materiais and inthe most thorough manner. Bhe is to be commanded by Chas H Marston. Notice to Mariners. CRUISING GROUND OF REVENUE VESSELS DURING THE INTER, The President has designated the revenue vessels Ac- tive, Boutwell, Campbell, Coltax, Dobbin, Grant, Hamil- ton, McCulloch, Moccasin, Mosswood, and Woodbury to crulse along the coasts of the United States during the severe winter season, for the purpose of rendering aid to vessels Washington, Nov 14, 1873, Whalemen. Sailed from New Bedford Nov 13, bark Morning Star, Potter. tor Pacific Ocean. ‘A despatch received by Wm U Brownell, dated San Francisco 12th inst, reports the arrival ‘at that port of ship Marengo, Barnes, of New Bedtord, from the Arctic Ucean, with 1000 bbis oil and 5000 Ibs bone this season. Reported leit in the Arctic bark Progress, Dowden, New Bedford, having taken 10 whales. Another despatch reports in the Arctic Oct 10, barks Mlinois, Frase: Tepes Bedford, 10 whales; Arctic, of Hon- oluiu, 3 wha 0 date, Triton, Heppingstone, New ae no ‘whales | thas Dean reported with bbls wal- rus of Eight more of the Arctic fleet are expected to arrive at San Francisco. Auckland, Aug 23—There has been no arrival or depar- ture of whale ships at or from Russell since last report. A letter from Capt Sinclair, of bark Addison, ot New Bedford, dated at sea June 2. states that since leaving Hobart Town he has secured a2-ton whale, He expects to be at Hobart Town in December, Capt Sinclair re- ports bark Hadle; Hey. Soule, Bedjord. as having se- cured a whale which would have yielded 10 tons, but the head was a lost. They, however, succeeded in getting 63, to Spoken. Ship John Rutherford (Br), Rutherford, from New York for Rotterdam, Oct 20, lat 50'35, lon 31. Ship Folkvang (Nor}, Larsen, from ‘Alloa for Baltimore, Oct 21, lat 45 22, ion 19, Ship’ Success, Letournan, from Bordeaux for Key West, Oct 28, lat 45 46, lon 8 19. Ship Ellen Gonda (Br), Perry from Callao for San Francisco, Nov 3. lat $7 N, lon 30 W. Bark Maria Need itt)” from Pernambuco for Wil- mington, NO, 10 days ‘ome Oct 10, lat 7 37 N, lon 4245 W. Bark Amphitrite (Ger), Grau, from Phitadelphia for Neufahrwasser, Oct 28, lat 2228, lon 2 45 BE. ig Zavia, (Nor), «not as before sfeported), from Lon- aon tor Wilmington’ NO. Nov ®, lat 30 A brig, showing the American flag, with a red one un- derneath and d a letter Ain the centre, was seen Nov 2, Miche, Core Bi 1 for N k. 1 Schr Cora Etta, trom Tuxpan for New York. Nov 1l, lat 34.26, lon 75 31. et Foreign Ports. we-For additional foreign ports, recetved by Atlantic cable, see news columns. mi, Oct 15—Arrived: brig Eaglet (Br), Vigo (and sailed sth for Mal lag: Toa Oct #—Atrived, bark Cassa Marittima (Ital), bef elie poe York via Queenstown. COU, Sept 2—In port brige Edith Mary (er ‘Millner, for ‘Boston, Ide; HS Twisdens Holmes, Conseheseroees) Nov 5—Arrived previous, bark Azelia, Weston, eee Covomno, Oct 1—In port bark Alexander (Br), Foxwor- thy, for New Yo Arrived, ship Guinevere (Br), Tid- (Was reported as sailed tor San Fran- Tooker, marah, Rio Janeiro “Miattrax, Noy 11—Cleared, schr Olivia A O’Mull Hattrax, Nov 11—Cleared, schr via A O’Maullen (Br), Micheno: ‘Windsor, Ns. Tived ‘4th, mship Scandinavian (Br), Smith, Liv- expont via St een NF (and sailed for Portland), 1vERPOOL, Nov 13—Arrived, steamship Austrian (Br), Ritchie, Baltimore via St Johns, N: Mitvonp, Oct 31—Put in, bark Black Eagle, Lou, from Glasgow ior Berbice, leaky. penny AGO, i Aug in ct ar lowe mal for Newcastle, NSW, ready to sni i wa gitteeao, Oct d>—arrived, ‘brig Callao, Leeman, Bran- ont av Prince, oe %—Arrived, brig Nellie Mitehell, Cody, Wilmington, Prerov, Rov bosailed, bark Peter Crerar (Br), Munro, Savannah, Simana Leone, Oct §In port, barks A Houghton, Up- nt dingurelta, Strickland, fOr tony f from Boston, arrived }08to1 aw fork Oct 16—Sailed, schr Madcap (Br), Varwell, 5 Oct %—Arrived, brig Uncle Sam, Jordan, Witningion NC (to return to New York). OB. Oct ‘o-Sauled, brig Wesley & Seymour Bry, Spider, New Y. “Gleared Now ov As igs La Plata (Br), Kume, New York; Sherwood" (Bre Xeweomb, St ‘Thomas ; 34, bark 3 Cigad Bayley, New Nov TeeGieared, schr Kittie Stevens, an- derson, bia Iphia. TRinste, O¢ So Arrived, bark Maria Christine (Ital), tt Jacearing, Ne Ly th (not Ki Ate Whitehall, Priest, New ake ina. th Peto aeh Beis La Luigino la Monica (ital), Rassano, for New York, Idig. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 13—Arrived, schrs Maria Pierson, Jersey City: Oakes Ames, Hoboken. Satled— hrs OA ‘Jones, Boston; JD Willams, Provi- ron Now haw ta ‘ived, seh if he rive sehrs Anthea Godfrey, Shaw, Me ito! Inlet, Fla; ety t ae josie Yoon Dictator atigeing, a Baltimore; Ocean: Sa tterth’ ; Rebecca Beans, Yauee’ ‘three! er ue Long, agar Ae ‘Adelia Corson, + Hudson, H Hen. paylor, tionary ira SS) ee as bes: isha. ter, Hoboken; Oro Soo ‘ Foie ai ‘ Ra ‘ook, Port Johnson; Agnes, mis, sche John | Boynton Cleared hark oe step, Chase, binson, New York ; schrs Wm ernandina: Walter B Chester, Brown, lark, Smaliey. and Helen Mar, Nicker- son, P niledeiphine EH Wit tiams, Russell, incy Point, to load for New ¥. , Start Now York; Belle Brown, gro ty efor 's Cove, 14th—Arrived, steamships Saxon, Ba‘ Panther, Mills, and Battlesnake, Pierce. Philadel Berry; New York; Dark Hoviig Sailor, Uryant, St ar: BALTIM ORE, Noy ie Areived, steam wi er nedy, Foster, Providence; Wm Crane, Howes Boston ia Norfolk; Ellzabeth Clark, New York: Dark Ellen Braves Brown, agua brig ‘Blanche en, Haywood, Fajardo, PR; schr: iioh, ubbard., gu Prescott, Merrimau, Nassau; Hector, Higuins, Boston; A Heaton, Smith, New Haven; Wm Buttman, Putnam, Bucksville, Cleared—Steamers Wm Lawrence, Howos, Boston via Norfolk; John W Garrett, Hix. New York? bark aigne (Swed), eenstown or Falmouth; bri; Sen. nie Morton, Clar! merara; schrs sone See nder- hil, New York: Lewis Ehrinan, Pooks, K Alex Young, Jones, New Bedtot RalledShip Protector, Queenstown; aa Walo, do; brig Romance, Navassa. BELFAST, Nov 5—Arrived, sehrs $8 Day, MeFarland, aud HE weuimane Verrill, ‘New York. Saiied 10th, ache Pannie'& Edith, Dartlett, Rondout. BANGOR, Nov 12-Arrived, brig Ida L Ray, Pressey, Naareddohen Anna R Lewis, Lewis, Havana; James Bliss, Hatch; New Zealand, Haskell; ' Olive, Ellen Morrison, Dodge. ana ‘Henry H Beavey: Lee, ork, barn, Nov 12—Arrived, schrs Annie Lee, Wilmington, NC:5 G Hart, Hart, do. isth-—Sailent bark Colusa (new), Howes, New York. CHARLESTON, Nov ll—arrived. schr’ Stephen Ben- nett, Bennett, Boston gered eas ‘Lucy W Snow, Hall, New York. Mth—Arrives PS nigeo Merced, bypecere from Eng seh ). Oirton, do. Nov Ii ied, sctir Bagaduce, Cox, Phila- ‘COrLER, Me, Oct 31—Arrived. schr George GMman, Gardner, Windsor, NS, for New Yor ‘Also atrived Sist, bark Orland, Peterson, St John, NB, tof Liverpool. Nov l—Arrived, schr Hero, Kelly, Jacksonville for 8t ved, schr Scud, Calais for New York (and all M Merriman, Babbitt, New York. joy 6—Cleared, schr Maid of the Mist, jeared, schr Annie S Murchie, Woodward, New FERNANDINA, Nov Cleared, schr S P Brown, Tin- ker, Philadelphia. ‘6th—Cleare brig Jas Davis, Partridge, New York. ALVESTON, Arrived, steamship WG Hewes, Cleared—Brig Cabs (Nor), Kahle, Liverpool, Eniled~Sobr's i Weeks, Farr, Pascagoula, to load for Sh Salieg bark Mary Mark (Br), Pirouet, Lizernool. TOWN, SC, Nov 8—Arrived, brig M E Di Moses Patten, ‘Clement, Tyler, New York; B anh, Gar Jol ; Ann Dol ance, Charleston. GLovousrEn, Nov 1$—Arrived. schra Globe, Herrick, Port Johnson; Rebecca W Huddell, Maloy, Phiiadelphi JACKSONVILLE, Roy 10—Arrived, sc! rs Henry, b ritt, New York: Kate Foster, Haraden, Bangor; Flor: Condon, New York; Helen ‘Augusta, 'Weils, ton. Cleared Sth, schrs John Simmons, month. Salem; Eu- gene Borda, Dukes, New Haven; B i. Taylor, Murray, George barr \CHIAS, Nov 4—Sailed, schr Jason. Sawyer, New Ew ORLEANS, Nov 10—Arrived, steamship Sherman, New York; barks voca, Williams, Rio Janeiro; St Genevieve (Fr), Coquelin, Bordeaux; Araido, Tarrabo- chia, Belfast; schr E J Morrison. Lavender, Bosto: Cleared—Schr J G Whipple, Webb. Montego She Sew y Soutuwxst Pass, Nov 10—Arrived, ships Sally, ndall, Liverpool; Columbia, Carter, Antwerp: bark Joven En- Fique (Sp), Havana; schr Win J Scull, Barrett, PI jpaliea—Steamships Andrean, Frankfurt, and Gulf am. Pass-a-' Thee Nov 10—Arrived, ship Knighton (Br), Riadetl, Londot NEW BEDFORD, Nov 13—Arrived, bark J F Man Denteehy Port Said; schr H T Hedges, Harper, Philadel: NEWPORT, Nov7, PM—Arrived, sch City, Kel- ley. ‘and Veranda, Pond, Providence for New York; AG =. Wson, wold, do for Croton. 13th, A} ved, schrs Hannah E Brown, Percival, Providence for Haverstraw; M M Merriman, Babbitt, jen Dighton for New York. ailed—Schrs South Shore, Whitmore, from Boston for Phi perolset do for ‘do; Fr thport. ‘D>ETT, Noy 12—Arrived in Dutch Island harbor llth, schrs Helen Thompson, Bradtord, Boston tor New York:'Ann Taylor, Dodge, Ban; ngor for, doi, Anns Tibbetts. Chester, Tiverton for Philadelphia; Ella Brown, Robinson, Windsor, N3, for do; Oriole, Robinson, Boston for do. RORWIOK Nov 13—Arrived, schr Chief, Hoboken; sloop Od Fellow, New Yorn. Ry led. “achrs Little ee Ma goht Corellue, New York. HAVEN, Nov 13—arrived, Paes and Cabinet Reynolds, South Amboy ; Sunlight heridge, Alexandria; Sarah J Hovt, Cranmer, ir? : MF Wenb, Garlick, Elizabe'hnot y Riley, Riley: Georgetown, DUS Breeze, ‘Billard’ Trenton: 903 Rogers, Dickinson, and ‘Doretta’ Kahn, Davis, Amboy: Belle, Simpson, Hoboken: Lady Jane, Haggertv, Wood- bridze. NJ; sloop Chas Lynch, Warner, Kingston, Cleared—Schrs Tannhauser, Clark, New York; Rodney Parker, Parker, Baltimore. lMth—Arrived, schrs 8 J Gurney, Gurney, Port John- son; Little David, Spring, South Amboy, Breeze, Bil- lard, Trenton, Salled—Brig, Rising Sun, Griffins, New York; schr Belle, Simpson, PHILADELPHIA. Noy 13—Arnved, brigs Annie Vail Br), Spence, Arecibo, PR; Abby Thaxter, Parker, Ban- gor; schrs Decora, Thompson, Brunswick, Ga; Abbie. Cleaves, Portland; Cordova, Steelman, New York: MA Folsom. Rose, Boston; Kate P Lunt, Lopuz, Fall iver; Mary A Drury, Baker, Boston; sedons, Walls. Rockland; D V Streaker, Vangilder, St Marys, Ga; James Martin, Brown, Boston: Jas S Shindler, Lee, Marblenewd; 8 & 6 Corson, Brower, Boston; Thos Booz, Somers, do (and gleared for Wiliningtom : Yankee Boy, Huzhsou, New vGleared—Brig Chieftain (Br). Oliver, Dublin: schrs Thomas Booz, Somers, Wilmington; J J Worthington, Torey, Loe ort. PORTLAND, Nov 12—Arrivea, steamship Franconia, Bragg. New York; schr W Freeman, Robinson, Thomas: ton for New Yor! L nthe-arrived, sehr Speedwell, Philadelphia. PORTSMOUTH, NH, Nov 13—Arrived, schrs Sidney Price, Godfrey; Marietta Steelman, Steelman, and Seth W Smith, Marshall, Philadelphia: New Zealand, Sim- mons, and Volant, Dodge, Port Johnson; Charlie’ & Wil- lie. Cousins, New York; Casco Lodge, Pierce, Elizabeth- ort. bart Seslege-Febe TJ Trafton. Tapley, Elizabethport. PROVINOBTUWN, Nov é—In port steamer dank wana, from New York, having arrived the ship Quintero. If ae weather permits ibe ‘ill re. turn at once to New York. PROVIDENCE, Nov 13-Arrived, schra Carrie § Hart, Davis, and Adaline Townsend, Risley, Gecreesoen, Do 3 a Ten pen Hofman, Philadelphia; N Gesner, ort Jol Hie \—Schrs Wm b Hilton, Weaver, Georgetown, DC; Green County Tanner, Hyde. Rondout: Uliah F Wash: burn, Saulsbury, Glasco, NY; Sarah Jane. Long; cis Satterly, Stewon, aud Charies Banxs, Smith, New Yor! PAWTUCKET, Nov 13—Arrived, scht BF Woolsey, Ter- rill, South Amb. Sailed—Schrs Fannie G Warner, Dickinson, and Ocean Wave, Fisher, Philadelphia. MOND, Me, Nov 12—Arrived, schr Annie Lee, Los. Avilmington: NC. LAND, Nov 6—arrived, schrs Speedwell, Spauid- New Yor , Prima Donna, Russell, do;'E Arcu- rius, Lord, do Jameson. Candage, do; eric, Ingraham, do; Mansfeld, Achorn. qo; lth, Hen, do; Nautilus, Crockett, and GW Bald: rs_R 8 Hodgdon, Melvin; Olive Avery, Gott: Arctic, Whitten, and F Ma i, Hal, "New York; M Brewer, Saunders, Wilmington, NC; Ainomak, McLoon, New York; M Marston, Bape and Hardscrabble, Fates, New York: H Coombs, Jameson, and © B Jones, Snow, do: loth, § M Bird (new), Hall,’ Baltimore; ith, 84 Lindsey, Crockett, and @ # Prescott, Magee, New YAN “rh Hg dh ae ship Evelyn (Br), Boag, Newcastle, from Ne fies ir one (Br), Below—Ships Neptune, bes ves es Cordillera (Br), trom Syd 3 Jerald of the Morning, MeLanghlin, Liv- erpools bark fonis (rab). 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