The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1873, Page 10

10 ON TO 0 CUBA!!! NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. — AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL. ja Sy Manufacturers in Council Concerning the Interests of the Trade. PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 20, 1873. LATEST FROM WASHIN GTON | Te annoal meeting of the Iron and Stee! Asso- —-—_—— War Vessels Ready To Go—The Merchant Marine To Be Availed Of—England Not Yet to Move Her Navy—Additional Argument Showing the Virginius To Be s United States Vessel. NOTON, Nov. 20, 187 ‘The Powhatan wil) tow the monitor Manhattan to Key West from Philadelphia to-morrow, The Ossipee is all ready to tow the Mahopac from Norfolk om Saturday, The government has purchased the tug boat Despatch, said to be the swiftest boat in the United States, and- has offi- vered her to-day as a despatch boat. WHE MERCHANT MARINE TO KE USED. The records of the merchant marine, so far as transports and gunboats are concernea, have been overhauled according to thelr registers, and the owners of those vessels thonght best adapted for that purpose have been re- quested to place them at the disposal of bhe government at the earliest moment. The United States steamer Tuscarora, which has been for the last five months engaged in the waters of the Pacific Ocean in making soundings for tele- graphic purposes, to-day landed all of her sound- ing apparatus at the Mare Isiand Navy Yard and nommenced taking on board her armament, under Instractions that there should be no delay, THE TUSCAKORA. Commander Belknap telegraphed that it won got require more than forty-eight hours to carry but instractions of the department, The destina- tion of the Tuscorara is the East India squadron. She is directed to report to Rear Admiral Jenkins, rommanding the Asiatic squadron, who will exe- ute the despatcdes sent to him confidentially. ENGLAND TO REMAIN INACTIVE. ‘The British Minister, Sir Edward Thoruton, to- day received a despatch from his government to the effect that it was not the purpose of the gov- ernment to make any disposition of its navay forces until there was fuller evidence of the need bf a demand upon the part of Great Britain to pro- leet the interests of its subjects. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE SALE OF THE VIRGINIUS. The present Comptroller of the Currency, when Deputy Comptroller, in May, 1867, sent to New Orieans to investigate a supposed defaication in the office of the Assistant ‘Treasurer of the United States. Upon investigation he found a deficiency of $1,100,000 at this office. The previous Assistant Treasurer bad been the President of the First National Bank of New Orleans, and the relations of the bank and tne Treasury were not aliogether legiumate. The bank was taken possession of by the Comptroller, a pressed their belief ciation was held to-day in this city, Samuel! J. Reeves, President, in the chair, Owing to the fact that very short notice was given the meeting was | not so largely attended as would have been the case under more favorable circumstances, Among those who were present were Messrs. Samuel J. Reeves, of the Phenix Iron Com- pany, Phoenixville, Pa; 2. H. Lambern, of the Pennsylvania Stee) Company, Philadelphia; E. B. Pratt, of the Buffalo Iron and Nail Company, Buffalo; Hon. D. J. Morrell, of the Cambria Iron Company, Johnstown, Pa. ; J. B. Moorchead, of the Mercer Furnaces, Uonshohocken, Pa.; James Park, Jr., of Pittsburg; James J. Bennett, of Pitts- burg; F. W. Noble, of Detroit, Mich. ; R. C, Hannah, of Chicago; Charles Wheeler, of Baltimore: Wit- liam H. Morris, of Morris, Wheeler & Co., Philadel- phia; Joseph Wharton, Bethlehem Iron Company, Pennsylvania; Hon. G. Dawson Coleman, Lebanon Furnaces, Lebanon, Pa.; Dr. 0, 8. Wurtz, Cambria iron Company, Pennsylvania, and John H. Brown, of John H. Brown & Co., Wayne Iron and Stee Works, Pittsburg, Pa. The President’s address occupied half an hour in delivering, and embraced a large number of topics, completely reviewing the business of the associa- tion and the condition of the tron trade. Touching the question of iron shipbuilding, ne maintained that it was the duty of Congress to protect our sbipping interests from the attacks of free-traders, expressing his dissatisfaction with the resolution recently passed by the National Board of Trade, sitting at Chicago, in which they ex- that the time had come when Congress should allow foreign built ships to be registered by the United States. He asserted that America can supply as cheap and build as good ships as England or Scotland. In referring to our relations with Europe in the sapply of tron and steel, he said we have passed the point of dependence. We are now independ- ent of the whole world. We have skill, we have ores, coal and capital, If there is no adverse legislation by Congress, we will be able from this time forth to supply our own demand for iron and steel of every description, and to export these articles to our neighbors. We now make all kinds of pig iron er spiegeleisen, and we will ultimately be en- abled to dispense with its importation. An agent for the sale of railroad iron in New York city has soxnowiengee that his business in this country for the sale of English iron and steel rails is at an end ifour tariff laws remain as they now are. Commis- sion men of that city are no longer opponents of the sale of American’ rails, for they are seeking agencies under home establishments in order to continue the business. The proposed visit to America of the members of the British Iron and Steel Institute was very pleasantly referred to. He hoped the association would welcome the visitors warmly, and endeavor by all the means | in their power to give them a proper impression | Of the greatness of the iron industry of the country. The Secretary, Mr James M. Swank, read a short business report, after which his annual report ‘as submitted to the association. Wi for the purpose of collecting a personal check of | “The report of the Treasurer, Mr Charles Wheeler, the former Assistant Treasurer upon the bank, and the collection of the check exnansted ali of the available funds of the bank, which was found 4o be insolvent. The previous istant Treasurer acknowledged to the Comptroller that the large defalcation In the office of the Assistant Treas- awrer had occurred under his administration, and he | turned over to the Comptroller a schedule of his property, consisting of bis interest in the Carroll- ton Railroad, his private mansion in Canal street, js sugar plantation, shares in the Variety Theatre, tus check on the bank for more than $200,000, the by him to amount to more than Steamer Virgin was left by him in hands of the Collector of the Port of New Orleans, who is now Governor of Louisiana, and the vessel was subsequently $1,500,000, The | Was read. tion. It shows a satisfactory financial condi- STREL RAILS, Hon. D. J. Morrell, referring to the President's address, said:—‘Our supply of steel rails is now equal to the demand, and we will be able to control our own markets hereatter if prices in England do not so greatly recede that her manufacturers will be abie to ship stee! rails to this country. In view of this possible event protection must still be con- tinued, He also said that it was a matter of deep significance that the English oaeetaiehe aimed, throngn their consular system, - to acgnaint themselves thoroaghiy with our Progress in tron making. They even sent | the Second Secretary of the Legation at Washing- steamer Virgin and other assets—in all estimated | the | brought to Washington and was sold here uader | @ecree of the United States Court by order of the Sreasury Department. There 1s, therefore, no @oubt about the nationality of the vessel. If the government acquires a title to any property, | whether by reason of default in payment of taxes er forfeiture under the Registry laws, the pur- thaser of the property is entitled to the full pro- tection of the United States government, and our government 1s pledged to this view. Land Decisions Confirmed. ~ -The Secretary of the interior to-day atirmed tne | BecisiéD.of the Commissioner of the General Land OMce that no more than one quarter section can be entered by one individual under the act of March 3, 1873, to encourage the growth of timber. The Secretary has ulso aMrmed the decision of Commissioner Drommond, requiring parties to pay the fee of $10 Jor an additional entry under the Soldiers!’ Homestead act of March 3, 1873, and re- quiring parties making such additional entry to appear in person at the local office and make ‘Becessary application and afidavit. Tiiness of Admiral Smith. Rear Admirai Joe Smith, of the United States Navy, and father of our Monitor fotilla in the late war with the South, is now lying dangerously il ®t his residence here. None but the immediate ‘members of his family are allowed to see him. Mr. W. H. Powell, the painter of “Perry's Victory on Lake Erie,” is awaiting his convalesence to pain: a portrait of him for the Navy Department. The Remains of Mrs. Stanton. ‘The remains of Mrs, Stanton, the widow of Sce- retary Stanton, were brought to Washington to- @ay and deposited in Oak Hill Cemetery with ‘Shose of her hasband. WE SnaLL SEE To THis Now PRESENT RELATION OF COLONIES CRAS 0 BRCOME INDEPENDENT POWsRS, “WHEN THE THEY ARE TBE DETERMINATION OF THEIR PUTURE AND RELATIONS WITH OTHER @ranvs Pirst Inaugurat THE BOSTON ELECTION. BOSTON, Nov. 20, 1873, At the Republican Municipal Convention, held this evening, Samuel C. Caleb received the nomi- “gation tor Mayor and Joseph Smith for Strect Commissioner, veceived shetr nominations from al! parties, “NEW HAMPSHIRE. “Coxconn, Nov. 20, 1873. The Republican State Committee met here to- night and fixed the time and places for holding the Btate, Senatorial and county conventions. The Btate Convention will be held in this elty on Jaa- wary 7. at eleven ed A.M. The meeting was wery fully attended NAVIGATION oF THE ST. "LAWRENCE, Qvenne, Nov. 20, 1875, The government having offered the assistance of the steamer Napoleon, a few of the ice-boumd # schooners wil! attempt ta get out, but most of them have decided to lay up. Anumber of barges in tow sucee ‘ng here trom Monte CONDITION Powers, ""—president ded in reach Among their freight was 1,700 barrels Of fovr for the lower ports, which will have to remain here the price of four on the coast Is already advancing, and will ike! n enormous figure, uniess sup Dl ics are got down. The sndden accumuiaiion of ive on vie river has aimost closed navigation, and will ental serious Joss, | “YEs, 1 HAVE SOMETHING MORE 10} BAY. Trenn rs | CuBA—POOR, STRUGGLING CUBA. 1 Wast you no #PAND BY THE CVBANS. CUBAMUST KF FRER. hen EYRANNIVAL ENEMY MUST BR CRUSHED. Cuba MUST ton on an extended tour throughout the country woo rve the effect upon our industries of the recent panic.” ‘The following officers were elected for the pres- ent year:— President, S. J. Reeves; Vice Presidents, A. S. Hewitt, E. 'B. Ward, S. M. Feltoii, James D, Ben- nett and James Park, Jr.; Treasurer, Charles Wheeler; Secretary, James M. Swank. Executive Committee—S. J. Reeves, A. S. Hewitt, C. 8. Kauffman, J. B, Moorhead, James | Park, Jr., Percival Roberts, James J. Bennett, | Robert H. Lamborn, Alired Hunt, E. Y, Townsend, EXERCISING | FHE RIGHT OF CHOICE AND OF SELF-CONTROL IN | These two gentlemen have now | reach an | NOT ONLY BE FREE, BUT ALL HER SISTER IBLANDS. Tus RRPUBLIC 18 RESPONSIBLE FOR THAT. PASSING AWAY, BUT YOU MUST LOOK AFTER TITS, WAVE BERN TOGETHER; NOW YOU MUST 100K 1 au | Wr TO ruis.”—Dying Words of General Rawlins (o Secre- ary Crempell._ THE WEEKLY HERALD. iaaltitielbesihchs The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the Coantry. ‘The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week, now Charles Wheeler, Charles Stewart Wurts, A. B. | Stone and Edward Harrison. Messrs. James Park, Jr., James J. Bennett, F. W. Nobi¢ and Joseph Wharton made short addresses upon the condition of the trade and the financial also spoke of the necessity of uni- formity of duties collected on iron aud stee: at the vartous ports of entry. mr. James J. Bennett, from the committee, re- | ported as a sentiment a series of resolutions which | Were nnanimously adopted. The resolutions ascribe the general prosperity of the iron interests to tari protection, assert that present embarrassments do not result from the action of iron manuracturers, and that the adop- tion of wise financial measures by Congress will erable our people to supply alliron and steel for home use and rival older nations in thé World's markets; condemn the reduction of 10 per cent in duties under the law of June 6, 1872; advocate free banking and an adequate supply of currency, with requisite provision for flexibility; | urge uniiormity of the tariff construction througn- out the Union; credit the growth of American ship- building to the Registry law, expressing the beiief | that, under its protection, with our mana- | facturing improvements, we will be enabled to capture the carrying trade of the country, inland and foreign, greatly to our prosperity in peace and strength in war, and expressing the be- jief that free trade in ships would lead only to National loss; condemn the power given to a #tagle creditor to force 4 debtor into bankruptcy against hts mterests and that of his creditors generally; also welcome to this country a deie- gation from the Iron and steel Institute of Great Britain. Mr. Bennett moved that when this assoctation adjourn it shal! adjourn to meet in Philadelphia | the first Wednesday in February, 1874, and that other iron associations be requested, through their secretaries, to meet with us in joint conven- | tion on the following day. Adopted. | “the association then adjourned. | | | SHIPPING NEWS. Ol SEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, ‘Steamer. pl ‘Saile. | Deatination. | Office. City of Paris. Liverpool..|15 Broadway Liverpoos:: |02 Broaaway. 19 Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green «+17 Bowling Green |sBowling Green 29 Broaaway. | Caledonia. ‘Silesia. Liverpoot.. |6 Liverpool sAverpoo! - 4 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowline Green 4 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 19 Broaaway. Lbs. Bolkar bodes Broadway. 58 Broacway York—This Day. Almanac for New SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. sa 6 Gov. Isiand....eve 9 21 eens 438 | Sandy Hook....eve & 36 | Moon sets......eve 6 37] Hell Gate......eve 11 05 | OUR CABLE SHIPPING REWS WERALD SPECIAL rercn FROM LONDON. | Avcivals of Vessels from and Departures for the United States. | ‘Te rollowing special despatch to the Hrnatn has been received from our correspondent in the British metrapo- Mes— Lonvon, Nov 20, 1873, ip Chusan (By, Roy, | VESSELS ARRI Arrived at Liverpool Nov 20, from Bowto. Arrived at Gravesend Nov 2%, bark Alice Roy (Br), Donglass, from New York tor London, Arrived at Scilly Nov 20, bark Demetra (Ger), Kl mer, rom New York for Stevtin, VESSELS SAILED. Sailed from Liverpool Nov 19, (Br). Glegg, for Pensacola; Coliey, for New Orleans; 20th, steamships Oceanic (Br), Kiddie. for New ships Queen of the Hast St Joseph, ready, contains a Select Story, entitied “Plncked | York: Austrian (Br), Ritchie, for Portiand, from the Burning,” together with the very Latest News by Telegraph from Ali Py e Wi We the hoar of publication, yee ee Single copies, TERMS:—Single Subscription, $2: pe five copies, $8: ten copier, $15 bumb MMCDH bused ID Lhe WHNKAY BWA ee cents each, A lunited Balled from Dea) Nov 2, bark Fenwick (Br), Gormley (rom London), for Philadelphia; brig Dans Gude (Nor), three copies, | Mergard (from do). for New York. Gatled from the Clyde Nov 20, suip Bruce (Br), for Pen sarin PORT OF mw YORK, NOV. 20, 1873, CLEARED. Psa Denmark Gr, 8 Sumner, nonaon—v W I nship Holsatia (Ger), Barends, Hamburg—Kun- wrdt & Co. Bene Acapulco, Gray, Aspinwall—Pacific Mail Steainship Co, phieamsip ‘Tybee, Delanoy, St Domingo, &c—Samana ve BReaniship City of Havana, Phillips, Mavana—F Alex- andre & Sons. Steamship Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, Savannah—W R Garrison, Steamship Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quin- tard & Co. amship Wyanoke, Couch, Morte, City Point and mond—Old Dominion Steamship Lorillard at nip North Foint, Foley, Tinadetp! pC Bt amshiv Nereus, Bearse, Rostep—B F Dim oc penip City of Berlin (Bn), Warden, Tondo ilenderson Poke Eroe (Ital, Mergethen, Gloucester, E—John C Bark, Armonia Grae, Maggio, Cork or Falmouth for or- dope “Slocovicn & ¢ ion oa Antoine Casalive (tab, Olivari, Belfast—Sloco- vieh Bark Marv Pratt, Savin, Belfast—Brett, Son 4 Co. k Ferreri (tal), Calero, Marseilies—Jas Ie 4 eer Chief, Harding, Gibraltar and Gezoa— Brig Albatros (Nor) Turgelsen, Rotterdam—Tetens & Bockinann. Berg Pe Don Quixote, Munroe, Beyrout and Alexandria— Hand & Swan pune, Wed Hore Bx), Allen, Volo (Turkey)—Georse F ule Brig Daisy, McCarty, Malaga—Hand & Swan. Brig Oliver (Br), Weeks, Portau Prince—R Murray, Jr. Schr RF Yates, Yates, Ki Ingston, JaLeaverait & Co. phebe Caledonia’ (Br), “Layton, “Windsor, NS—Crandall Behr Dexter, Erricksen, Norfolk—Van Brant & Bro, Schr WH Van Name, Holmes, Baltimore—Wu Chal+ mers. a Sebr Jefferson Borden, Patterson, Calais—Walsh, Field Hero, Baker, Salem—R W Ro) Steamer Anmie, Steen, rimingtow Oe Bens Abbott. pitegmer AC Bumers, Warren, Philadeiphia—James Smith, Philadelphia—W Steamer Black Diamond, Kirkpatrick. BEPORTED BY THE HERALD STBAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES. C8 steamer Gettysburg, McRitchie, Norfolk. Steamship Cuba {Bre’ Moodie, Liverpool” Nov 8, via Queenstown oth, with mdse ‘and 185 passengers to CG Frane| Steamship Australia (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow Nov 8 and Moville 9th, with mdse and 172 passengers to Hen- derson Bros. Nov 16, lat 43.27, lon 54 6, passed scr Northern Chief, of Halitax, NS, bound to Jersey, ; same day, & British steamer, brigantine ed, bound west, white funnel; 17th, lat 42 46. Jon 631% Nationa! steamer, pound east; same day, lat 42 48, lon 60 19, an American ship, bound west, mahip Rotterdam (Dutch), Hus, Rotterdam Oct $0 via Plymouth, E, Nov6, with mdse and 178 passengers, 10 Burlage & Co. Nov 18, at 40 4, Jon. 66 58, expericnced a severe gale, commenciny fst Yeering around to SW, lasting 1? hours. Nov if, fat 53 39, Yon 44 64, spoke bark Helen Mar (of Whitehaven), steering RK, Steamship Ontario, Slocum, Rio Janeiro Oct 26, Bable 80th, Pernambuco Nov 1, Para €th and St Thomas 13:h, ‘Witt mdse and Desongers to Wm R Garrison, 17th and eth inst, southward of the Gnit Stream, experienced beavy gale from 5 to W, carrying away forespencer boom and gat!. mainspencer boom and gaff, and fore and att salls; Bbip nes several heavy seas, x Steamsnip ity of Galveston, Evans, New Orleans ov 12 and the bar 13th, with mdse and passengers to C HoNatiory & os Steamship Ore Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, with mdse ‘and passengers to the Old Do- ininion Steamship Bark Georve Suppicich (Ger), Dade, Liverpool 80 dars, with coal to Busk & Jevons; vessel to @ Tobias & Co. 17th, off Fire Isiand, had a Violent gale, commencing at NE and veering to W, lasting 12 hours; was driven 6) miles south ater Lily, Wright, Laguayra 31 days, via Cien- fuegos 21 days, in ballast to. G. MN Rtaith. Nov ih of Alli gator Shoal, spoke bark P C Warwick (Br), from Aspin- xton, Milk River, Ja, 20 days, with ait &'Co; vessel to ‘Ives, Beecher & Niland NW winds throughouy. 17th, 30 miles SE of the Highlands ex perience d heavy guile, commerce! at KE, vurying to NE, lasting about 14 hour: daring which lost deckioud of logwood; been 6 days of Hatieoras. Schr Henry Middleton, Brower, Cape Haytien 14 days, with logwood to R Murray. Jr; vessel to I BR Staples From lat 30 had strong W and E gales. Sehr Hatue Lou, erer, Virginia. Schr Jesse Carll, Underhill, Baltimore. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, York, with mdse an passengers, B Princeton, Layard, Boston for Philadelphia. Sehr H T Townsend, Clark, Windsor, NS, tor New York, 10 days, with plaster to Jed Frye & Co. Sehr John Snow, Calton, shulce, NS, for New York, 29 days, with spiling'to Wilson Gedir Sehr GV Richards (Br), Robi New York, 9 ci Sehr Jason, wall for New York. Portland for New ‘yer, Machias for New York, with iumber to Simpson, Clapp & Co. selir Thos Hix, Murphy, Portland for New York, with | Plaster to order: hr JS McLellan, Brown, Portland for New York, withinmber, sehr Hee Jameson. Rockland for New York, with lime to © lee & Pressey. sehr L W Wheeler, Lewis, Salem for New York. a abt Adair F Bonney, Kendall, New Haven for Phila- ep ‘echt Mary Price, Newlove, Pawtucket for Philadel- phi Schr B English, Parker, Providence for New York. Schr Caroline aliace, Calms for New York, with lath to Jea Frye & C Schr Win Barnes, Yott, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Creed Bros. Schr Eddie F Treat, Bodsdon, Bath for New York, with lath to John Boynton & S Schr Cabiust, Wesjhall, New Haven for New York. Schr G Stancliff, Grahatn, Portland for New York, with stone to order, Schr Mary Mead, Parker, Boston for Philadelphia. Schr Angier, Bexse, to Parker, Mills & Co. Wareham for New York, with nails War Steed, Phinney, Rockport for New York, with stone to order. Sehr E Flower, Hubbard, Hartford tor New York, br Louisa Francis, Winchester, New Bedford for New with box boards to Edmond Macey. r Aline, Marshall, Bangor tor New York, with umber to MeCali & Benson Schr Mary Potter, Potter, Nantucket for New York, with fish to order, Senr Charles 4 Smith, Remsen, Boston for New York. schr James K Polk, Buckley, Westport for New Yot Schr George E Prescott, McGee, Vinaibaven tor New York, with stone to Bridge Co. Setir M-O Wells, Lord, Greenport tor New York. Sehr John A Lewis, Hopkins, Fairhaven tor New York. Sebr Ellen H Gott, Ridley, Rockport tor New York. Schr Wm N Gessner, Egterty Providence tor Rew York. Schr B Gifford, Dunn, Providence for New York. Schr Mary Doane, Snow, Nantneket for Virginia. Schr Blackstone, Wixon, Providence for New York. Schr § B Hart Burgess, Boston for New York. Schr Mary M Wilson, Providence for New York. Schr Liberty, Smith, Norwich for New York. Schr Artist, Bliven. Vohasset for New York. Schr Sarab R Thomas, Arnold, Haddam tor New York, with stone to order. Titus, Rockland for New York, with lime n. Schr Onrust Duncan, Newport for New York. Sehr Breeze, Bartlett, Hartford for Trenton. Sehr Fair Wind, Bowman, Wareham for New York. Schr Lewis Jayne, Cole, Schr W © Atwater. Petty, New Haven tor New York. Sehr E Diverty, Hand, Providence for New York. Sehr Marcena Munson, Dayton, New Haven for New ‘ork. ‘Senr Alfred D Hoddeli, Long, Boston for Philadelphia. Schr Warren Gates, Smith, Millstone Point for New York, with stone to order. BOUND BAST. Steamship Wamentta, Fisn, New York for New Bedford. Brig Whitaker, Colton, New York for Boston. Sehr Plymouth Rock. Loring, Hoboken tor Boston. Schr Chase, Peck, New York for Boston. Schr Gloucester, Ward, New York for 3 Schr John Mayo, Bragg. New York for Sehr Union, Dollver, Hoboken for Porti nd. Schr Plow Boy, Elliott, Albany for Providence, Sehr Hattie A, Butler, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Mary Natt, Parker, Elizabetnport tor Providence. Schr D Kahn, Carroll. New York for Boston. Schr Niger, Thompson, New York tor Newport Schr Balloon, Nickerson, ‘or Boston. Schr Southern Cross, Priest, New York for st Joni Schr Lottie Beard, Perry, Philadelphia tor ‘New Schr Abbie § Cutler, Smith, New York for Roston, chr Helen Mar, Harman, Hoboken tor New Lon@on. Schr Joun & Dalley, Long, Charleston, SC, for Thomas- ton. Schr Henry G Fay, Philbrook, Hoboken for Portland. Schr Jobn W Rumaey. Brown, Baltimore for Somerset. Schr Colonel Eddy, Me Bean, Hoboken for Portiand. Sehr Addie Murchie, Metcalf, PortJohnson for Boston. BELOW. ‘ifford, from Cienfuegos, with NB. d= Brig Sarah Gilmor sugar to 8 U Loud & € SAILED. Steamships Denmark (Br), for Lon Hamburg . City of Havana, t do: Accapulco. Aspinwal Holsatia (Ger), Barnes, Savannah, Georgia, Charleston; Wyanoke, Richwond, &c; Bi mond, Nortolk: North Point, Puladelphia, barks Fallas (Br), Belize; Jane Young (Br), Liverpool; Magnus boter Nor), Cork: Amadine (Br), London: Stella, (hips St Johns, NF; Ollvia Davis, sydney, NSW; Amykos (Nor), Cork Ss Sophia (ir), Aux Cayes; Salina Stan ford (Itai), Naples; Pouvert, Uadiz: schy ‘Palma, Jack sonville. Wind at sunset NW, fresh. Marine Disasters, Stvamenie Visine, from Montreal, vefore reported aunk in sydney harbor, bas been condemaed by @ board of rvey Suir Jimem Penny, Owen, at San Francisco 10th inst, reports iad 2%, during @ gale, was run into by ship Bt George, doing considerable damage, Oct 2), had @ short bur arvere He gale, during witch lost wave boat, boat davite, de. Snip Apeanaw Lixcous (Swed Nov i9 trom Bristol, k, reports Jat 27.09, Jon Sy 10, 'a veose! of al tin, at Pensacola x seenon the 9th, oor 700 tons, CaD- a sized, About five feet of her was above water. but there was nothing to indicats her name or character; was newly metalled. Me), Dudley, ashore 18tl Hind on be paved. the fr crew are sate, Bare Annes, which went ashore at West Chop in the joaded with coal, is being lightered, and rgo will probably have to be taken out tore she can be got off, Bars Heunenr Granam (Br), from Newport tor Val Taito, was destroyed by fire Sépt 23m Magellan Straits A boat, with three men, Was pi ‘and ‘brought to. Montevideo: 3 ed op Gewese CF 7 ae ket Ou The ol oat, with captain aud remainder ot crew, arated trom the other October 6, and steered tor Sandy Point Bank Monwxauasn (Br), trom Fernandina for Monte: video, before reported put into Rio Janciro leaky, ar- rived Oct 21, Baro Hxarua (Dutch), from Congo River for Rotter. dam, with FBO Of palm of}, &c., put mto St. Thomas No ve leaky, and was discharging on the 13th. Buia Bex Yours, of Machias, ioaded with Inmber, ig ashore at West Quoddy, Me. The damage w her is not Ascortained. for Galveston, Bria Wixoors® (Br), from Filadelphta 7 pW be gor of a ees at Lewes, Del, was ex) ae Nig gs uy fog 2m, mae Scux Witp Hoyrer, serdega of St John, NI Shulee, ae ‘with pillug, for boston, 1s ashore al Went Quoady, M Beun Jose (Br), Captain Lohnes, from La Have, NS, for Boston and loaded with lumber, while riding at anc just inside of Kastern Point, Cape Ann, on Mon last, parted both chains and drifted rabidly betore the ale. An attempt was made to run into Salem harbor, ui she was driven towards Beverly, and she finally struck in soit mud. The tide took her ‘off and drilted toward Essex bridge, which connects Beverly with Salem, and Anally grounded near the salem end of the bridge. She sustained no serious damage and can be easily got off. Scun Ocran Queen, Parker, from Bangor, of and for glouceater, siragxed ‘her anchor during « wale Nov 18. at land,"Me, and dritted foul of schr Joseph Farwell, ie Tae breaking in the Ocean Queen's bulwarks on thé Port bow, causing her to leak. A boat trom the shore Went to her assistance at 9 o'ciock and she was brought in. The Joseph Farwell suffered no serious damage. Sour 8 T Ronwis, ashore west of Watch Hil, has not been got off yet, and the storm has interfered much with operations. ‘The extreme high tide floated her off of her Dockitgs Tuesday night, leaving her in a worse position than betore, reed, the contractor, came up Tuesday mornigy to await more tavorable weather while the cap- tain hus lett tor home to consult the owners Scur Unron, of Rockland, Capt Eames, with a cargo of flour, went ashore at Norman's Woe, near Gloucester, in the storm of Tuesday morning, went to picces and is a total lose Only our bots of four, a few sails and some rigging were saved in a damaged condition. Scun Warren Tnomys, of Rockland, was passed. in Vineyard Sound to-day in tow of a schr bound west, She had evidently been run into, as she had lost bowsprit and foremast, and her bow was badly stove. Scux Caunre E Woonsory, from —— for Norfolk, was ashore on Bulkhead Bar at 2 P M on the 20th. Scene Rarsnow, of Marblehead, which went ashore on River Head Beach, Marblehead, during the gale of 17th, was got off 18th and towed into the Harbor. Sour Kenposxnac, Wyatt, at Philadelohia 19th from Providence, lost an anchor and 36 fathoms of chain off the Brown during the gale of 17th inst. Scenes A Denike and Hattie N Cone, both bound to Baltimore, arc among the schooners ‘before reported damaged Dy collision in the lower harbor ot Lewes, Del, during the gale on the night of Nov 17, Fiamma Scum Exomiaion of | Gloucester, which was sunk at her anchorage in Mar! d harbor during the ale of November 17, ‘van owned y George Marchant d others. The'vesse! was valued at $1000; insure ior ‘S875. in the Gloucester Mutual’ Fishing. Insurance ofies. She had just retarned trom a pollocking trip, anchored in Marblehead harbor monday night and drag- ged her anchor and ran into the schr Zephyr, breakin: he bow of the latter and punching a hole in the Excel- or so large that she filled and sunk immediately. The crew escaped and reached land insafety. ‘The Excelsior had on board 3000 pounds ot pollock and 600 pounds of cod. She ites about 600 yards irom shore, with one mast just rising. Frsuixa Scum Mary ©, of Gloucester, went ashore at Grand Rapids during a gale Oct 18 “Two men were washed overboard and drowned. Fisnixa Sour Rouxrr Raikes, of Provincetown, sup- Posed wrecked at Nahant, Mass, was commanded by Capt Hatield. Ail hands are thought to be lost. Sreamen Caas CuamaerLainx, bound from New York to New Orleaus, which put into Norfolk last week for re- ready pairs, was ‘and was to sail 19th for her destination. A large wood boat, from 8t John, N aded with qomaber, for Boston, is ashore at Campo! » Opposite 1c. noe Salem Custom House boat the wohr Angola which had dragged ‘her anchors, The rail of the Rescelalon sas earried ‘Away and she has lost & part of her stanchions, and was othes wise slightly Excelsior, was run into Spiess BOs 4—Advices from Varde state that wreck- age hi Ciiyiaee up all along the coast from Oseby to Bjcree; cheko mark BOR we N of Nymindegad also provision casks mark and Varions id packages--tne mark: id amber of which an correspond = the thanitest of the Thali Bostoi lov 20—Schr West Dennis pees! from Boston for Peitade etpbias got ashore on Great Point Rip, and was pulled off to-day and towed uv to Vineyard Sound by the steamer Island Home. Easrrort, Me, Nov 20—The schr Geo goba, laden with coal, went ashore on. day. The vessel, with her cargo, bee as Alpha, Back, from pales for New, York (iron ore), hay put in here Jeaky, and with loss of mai epeaivers sails, and bulwarks, i Fear Not (of Memel), from New York for Elsinore. sent on shore to- ook by pilot cutter from off this port, the crews ee ENG) jorwegian barks abandoned at sea; the the Hirundo, of Arendal, Harlen, trom New york ‘for Queenstown (before reported by cable), which spreng a leak the night of We leaving New York, and wag abandoned on the third after; the second bark, the 17 Maj (of Krageroe), Fal. e Forrest, of St Ge as noua vive yes- ghenberg, from St John, NB (eats) tor Liverpool, aban: doned Nov 3 in lat 47 . having struck by & sea and waterlogged; Doth crews saved and received at the Sailors’ Home. Great Yanwovrn, Nov 6—The Caterina P, Pozzo, trom Bremen for New York, reported Nov 2 as in the roads leaky, has since beeb towed to the quay, where the pumps are kept going day and night; the vessel wus asobre Nov 1 on the Outer Garbett, and in collision on the following day with two French fishing smacks. woetes NS, Nov 20—The schr Active, from Fortune, , for Halifax, with a.carggof dry fish, is ashore on dhe dant: Shades total eee tive cceterwrdes aoa Lrcata—The American brig Robert Dillon, from Alex- andrta, slipped anchors and chains and went to sea this morning on account of the weather. Newsunyrort, Noy 18—A fishing smack was sunk in the dock near the foot of Federal street, and several wherries and gondolas were suuk along the shore. The Inara Phasolus broke her stern sasts, and, swing- ing around, broke her bowsprit, causing a damage of | about $190. Naw Haven, Nov 18—The charred hulk of steamer Isaac P. Smith is being removed by the Steamboat Company, at an expense of about $40 per day. She lies in the channel, and is at present an obstruction to na’ gation. Portsmourn, NH, Nov 20—The scht Charles Upton, of Ellsworth, alter getting ashore twice ov the rocks in this harbor, has been towed into Neweastie badly damaged. Her cargo of lunber was mostly los Somsnc, Nov %2—One of the. bite before reported ashore at St Anne is the Wolf ‘Cove, which was loading at Riviere Ouelle and broke from ‘her moorings The other is supposed to be the Amour. Two larke ships dismasted were seen yesterday oppo: We St Roches one was on, the Fer de Cheval and another on the Bature. No boais could be seen. Another ship is reported sunk in the Traverse. There are mo tidings of the crew. PM—ihe brig Protem (Bry, from Montreal for Ply- mouth, Er witha caroo( phosphate, went ashore at 9% Dents Point ‘The vessel ix @ total loss, ‘The crew were eave A brig in reported ashore at Cape Davie, and a ship sunk in the Traverse, the masts of which are ouly «visible. a The lgvines Argentina (Br), loading at Matane, has been riven asl The ship St Kervin (Br), loading at Riviere Ouelle, 's reported leaky. ‘The crew’ refuse to procced in her. Anumber of tugboats, with barges and schooners in tow for Montreal, had to return on account of the large quantity of ice. Sr, THowas, Nov. 13—The bark Flor del Mar (Br), has been resold for $4,250. The lumber has been sold at $15 er - Misceliancous. We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Cuba, from Liverpool, for courtesies. Baio Waurnax, before reported picked up derelict, and taken into Beru‘ort, 80, was sold at that port Noy 3, by RM Wallace, Us Marshal, under decree of the Ad: Rirsity Court, "The raliroad ‘croestles which co tuted her entire cargo when found. was sold toJ McCr of Port Royal. at 22. cents each, there being 3802 in pum: ber. rig was also sold to’ the same purchaser tor $600. The sails and anchors brought $358. The following vessels are reported by Mesers Vanghn Bros & Co, shipbrokers. Liverpool, Ci ne been sold during the month of October, apts, Satya Loma 622 tons bailt at Quebec tn 4878, ating 9 £650; ship Clans Hef! built Ce in’ 18, rating 56 Abie maetalied In 1870, at £8 per ton; shlp hacer: 142 tons built at Mystic, Conn, ear AL AL, paeraiies in 1870, at seu ship Eddystoi 4 % burypon in iia ating AL A tons, built at Ni £5,751; ship Rochester, Ln tons, built at Bath, ee in Ww. "L, metailed in 1872, at rating 56A1 1, metatled in 1371, at £5,000; Mur vel tons, builtat PE Island in is73,"rating 9 A, at ship Merchant, 1168 tons, built'at East Boston inne, Fating b-6 All. metalied in 1s72, at £7600; sup Indust y ite tons, bata Mediord in 1868) 1: ating $3 11, metalie in ‘ean; ship. Pocahontas, 1196 tons. built at Bath. Me, in’ 1850 Fating int lt a Ampere at £0709; bark ni Porto Rico, 454 tons, built at Amesbury, Mass, in 1855 Fating ALL German), at £2500; co! ard, 220 tons, built at Yarmouth, N8, in 185 50; bark Egbert, 288 tons, built at v1 mouth in 1 1f 14 Al, metalled in 1872, at brig Ki at Prince kd wards Island in 1868, at £1400; bark Panarna, £00 tons, built at River John, NS, in 1867, panng ALA Ls in 1872, at £3500; ship Au fasta, 13326 tons, built at 1 metalled in 1a. at emma L duuse ‘in Nova Scotia in 1870, rating 7 Al, metalled in hy at £9 Ls 6d per ton. Lavxenxp—At East Boston, 19h inst, from the yard of Abiel Gove, the fine three-musted ‘schr Rebecca J Mouiton, of the following, dimenstons:—Lenzih orkeeh, 138 teet; length over all, 152 feet; breadth of beam feet; depth of hord 9 feet between decks: 7eet: Witonss nters’ tonnage, Is. bulit of the best materiale and int best wauner, and 18 owned by the builder, Kil- Laud & Uo, Baker £ Humphrey, of Boston; Howard er & Co, of New York, and Capt HF Aiwood, of Orleans, who will comman At Columban Failn M ‘eBth ult from the yard of John H Crandon, a three-masted sebr called Kagle tore, double deck. 127 fect Keel, $2 feet beam. 93 feet feet netween decks, She is intended for gen- ighting business. and is owned by the builder, parties in Now York, Bostou, andy rd Haven, and willbe commanded by Captain Wilson’ Mammond, of Vineyard Haven, who is part owner. At Damariscotia recently, «ship of 1400 tons, named Robert Dixon, owned in Newcamle and Damariscotta, and to be commanded by Capt Frank Stnithwick, A new three deck ship of 9000 tons, built and owned by Isaac Taylor, api samme model as the Leh gh Light, ‘was successfully launched at Quincy, Masa, 20th inst. Notice to Mariners. Notice in beagt A fiven that in the Fve, on the night of the 17th inst. jandkerehiet Light Vessel No 4 parted her moorings, “Sod ts pow off her station. be will be re- tugned as soon a ole to her crate By order ot the Lighthouse Boar. vf 7 PERKINS, iu ppsthonss Inspector Second District petal Boston, Nov 19, Whaitemen. wittttS at San Francisco Nov 14 bark Sea Breeze. Hes F 4 ve, trom Are! ie Ocean, with 4000 bbls wh oi), ae ONE, do ivory. Arrived atdo Nov 18 bark Louisa, Nye, with 1100 nbls QiL The Louisa reports Get 23, in the Aretic, bark Mount Wallaston. Biichell NB, 550 bbla oil; Anon af, Pane ry, mois, do, 600 do do; Active, Campbell, do, 70 d Bee tox fondo. es Ure 7, sutside, bark Arotie at Honolulu, with 3 was The despatch’ states that bark Coral, Marvin, of NB, was notin tl i Sree this season. ‘A letter from Capt Long, of shi hine of NB, re- ports ber in st Lawrence Bay Oct 16, with 1150 bbls oll, Spoken. Ship Eriomon, Marcy, from, New York for fan Fran: cisco, Sept 28, lat lon 36 W. foreign Ports, Amor, Oct 4—In port bark Conqueror (Br), Davidson, or New Yor! ner os Caras. hy Ang ool ion in (Br), Und, Feri as irs epubiie (Br ‘Reynolite toni, NB: 2th Co ih, Andrew bev! Gowran” ction ‘a n.Pe ick, ison, Mon: treal; J7th, Philena, Chase, St Nicolas tana all remained in rt |, bar Petrel Dwyer, savannah; Tidal. Wave (Br), tfalerom, “do; 4th: Rosetta WY Belle Prescott, “iyith Helle, ovckate olla M Tame, Hume, Kio Ney Nt Thomas for 9 do orders: Basg | , Meader. “4th, bark ohn ios milage Surks Taian’ phitade ap hs "4 mi ri gh Isl nda): ; Montencwuay, dias iw Korn (aid sailee Nov ?, bark Thos Small (Ger), Dillwita, Wilming- wRailed Oct 11, brig Harry, Keen, Pensacol In port. Noy ld. brigs Home, Ginn, from Hi verpoot, NS, arrived 2d; Manzon, Gilkey, trom New York, gireived ved id | epare 2 John Douglass, Parker, trom Bangor, Me, arrive W F Cushing, Cook, from Phiiadelphia, arnived ‘Sth; © 4 arnsw rth, henson, from Norfolk, arrived 2d. |. nf iv im port, vembroke Oi British Nation (Bry, and Robert Lees (Br), all chartered to load for New York. Care Harries, Nov S—In port achr Ricardo Barros, for ia ne: ‘to load for York. eatin Nov arrived.” bark J W Barss (Br), Bar- er, Liver jemaaita, Oct W—Arrived, brigs HM Morris (Br), Munroe, Baltimore (aud sailed 2740 op her retnew) ; Chesapeake (Bi and salled Sist to return.) Balled, Ost Mi sone LP Warren, Johnson, New York? In port Nov 6, bark Gazelle, Decker, from New York, arrived 3d, brigs laa Cayonne (ist) Barker, trotn do; ar rived 34; ‘ariton, Tucker, from Boston Luan sti kong for do; John Boyd d (i), Adalaide (Bt), Taness, (701 more, eee 4th; as W Arinstrug, from New Laven: arrived 6thy fcdoke: Bird, trem Norfolk, arrived din Annie Bele Elkins, from New r Haven, arrived Oct 31; Hortensia, trom New York, ai Poocnow, Sept30—In port ini Wigheingete (Br), Cutler, for Shanghae. Hone Kora, Oct 8—Arrived, steamship Lord of the Isles (Br), Blow, San Francisco. Sailed Oct 3. bark Limerick Lass, paton, Singaporet 6th, ship s Catia San Francise: eat ig 4. Oct lL aay, Blessington.” Williams, for er, Creelman. ‘Tancisco; irger, and Faritan ‘Denner une a Johan Binidt (Ge Hagermann, tor New’ York; Tuck Sing, Marshall, from Rewehwang, arrived Sep 729; Adeila, Simpson, unc; Mary Belle Roberts, rash, tor lhotlo, Fe Havana, Noy 12—Cleared, brig Hattie in, Thestrup, north of ‘duvieras; sehr Ade Barker, Dobbin Apaiscls: warved Se, mae Begmiity City of Merida, Timmerman, jew Yor Sailed 13th, steamship Frankfurt (Ger), Bulow (from New Orleans) Mantrax. i Now ie--Arrived, schr Janette T Hubbard Gr Mille! New York, 5 acon "Ro iov 6—Arrived, schr J M Morales, Eldridge, jackson aoa 10th, schr Lucretia, Heath, from New York, ar- ve Kingston, Ja, more Arrived, schr Martha M Heath, Nichols, New Yor! Salted Oct 8. schr Ered Smith, Smith, Falmouth, Ja; Nov2 bark Lucy (Br), Grundell, New Orleans ; eohrs Hove Pearl, Bianchard, Port ia ay ith L vere, Hughes, Pensacola via Mon! port, Nov 8 bark gyapomia kon for ‘Charleston; brigs Charlotte ‘Buck. Biohine for New Orleans; Mary Celeste, Tathill, trom New York, arrived Oct Bi Adeline Richaritson, Crowley. from do, arrived 8d, for d lo: schrs 0 B y, from Demerara, arrived Oct 81, une; Millage Bell, tres Thagua, arrived "Nov. 4 for Bas Matsga Oct 29—Cleared. brigsS P Smith, Dodge, New York; Alice M Putnam, iii € Mans 5a \t 24—Sailed, al Sonia, Crocker, New York; W: . Browne, n port Wept 2 ships Hunker Hill, Davies, for Boston; ol ae lorse; Elsinore, Olark ; Republic, Meai!! very; Sacramento, Lane, and’ Oxford’ (Br), Beaver, for New York; Southern Cross, Hughes, trom Simarang, ar- rived 9th, ine; bark Una, Weaver, for London. MowraviDz0. | one Pvanirveds DAFKS 2 ‘ohn Rabag (3p. (and sai jor Buenos * Foseiton (Nor) Knudson: Montreal (and wailen Toth Buenos Ayres): 7th, brig’ Kula (Br), Fulton, Fernandina (and gagiled 8th tor Buenos Ayres); 10th,” bark M. ese, Montreal (and sailed ‘11th ‘for Rosario) Mystic Belle, Burnham, Buenos Ayres fand for St Thom: Marsden, Buenos Ayres; “i cafes Gr), Homer, aid gauntlet (Br), McKen- jaltimore), 1), Ba) Penner New w Sos a 10th, nos Ayres; 11th, Kate Agnes (Br), St John. Ba t ’ NB: lath, 5) loud (BP, Skane Francisco; Marion ie, Barbad ia Gertruida oes in port Oct Hat aim arrives Gad w York. 18, shi) ley, Tapie: Gad cr th, abe Cyclone, heal dno: froth Boston arrived 7th; tor Buenos ,,Baker, from Pascagoula, arrived O'Brien, from Brunswic! j Orono (Br), Graham, from Montrea! nenos Ayres; Brunswick, Truc, from hort: » from St Marys, da, arrived n (Br), Gibbs, from Calais, ar- i dos ‘Jeanie rin Hines, from New York, ar- , do: Nashwank (Br), Leblanc, irom Bruns. mona (Br), “Nielsen, from Mi Mary Kiulam (Br), Butler, trom Le- pre 4, Odd (Nor) Gundersen, from Three Rivers, arrived 16th, ise; tive brane dP Seymour, une: bras Walter Sinith, Smit Stephen Bishop, Gilkey: from dor (Br), Montrose, ‘from Annanois, 2 Amanda (Br), Dart, trom hn, eae ath ‘age Mayaauryz, Nov 4—Sailed, brig Sg (Br), Boston; on sehr Mary D Leach, New Yor Chas H Hodg Bristol, in port Nov 10, brig Emily (Br), from New York via Arroyo, arrived 8th, disg; schrs # k Dresser, from Porto Plata, arrived Ist, wt i Laalsita, from New York via St Johns, PR arrived OTaReas, Nov toirevea, brig Anita Qwen, Petten- gill, Troon. Sailed 10th, barks Elverton, Benson, Baltimore; Pau- line (Br), Dreyer, New Orleans; sclir Lizzie Webster (Br), Lee, north of Hattera: Monrneat, Nov 17—Cleared, steamship Corinthian (Br), Scott, Glasgow. Pana, Nov 6—In port steamship Merrimack, Welr, from New York for Rio Janeiro, Vorr Sparx, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Paramount, Holt, Boston (and sailed 22d for Nassau); 2isty bri Spring Bird (Br), Thomas, New York (and_ sailed 27th ara- caibo); Nov I, Wii McKean (br), Eaton, Baltiinore hirs Edna Harwood, Harwood, do: Ga; Sth, Bennington, Edwards, Philadelphia. Tn port Nov§ bark Atlantic, Dickerson, from Now York, arrived 3d, for do via Martinique. ‘sailed Oct 13, Brig Frontier (Br), Blatsdell, Navassa, OINT A Pirnx, Oct 3l—Arrived. bark “J A Brown, Greenisn, Boston (and sailed Nov 5 for Basse Terre); Nov 2 schr Pedro, Babra Jacksonville In port Nov 7,’ bark Warrior (Br), Brisco, for Pensa- Sola: sehr Princéss Beatrice (Br), Slimemous, from and for New York, arrived Oct 80. chat port 7th, ‘he Nouvelle Pallas (foreign), for Nov 10—In port, brig Morning Light. for New waite te Lucy Lee, ‘foimes. from Baltimore, ar- rived Oot SNovif—Cleared, steamship Memphis (Br), for Liverpool. Rio Granor, Oct 18—In port brigs Jennie A Cheney, Arey, for Boston, Idg; Ella (Br), Poole, for New York: do: Giadiatear (ir), Lennon, trom Riehihond, Vay arcived he Kt1o Janno, Oct M—Arrived, brig Maria (Ger), Von Helms, New York; schrs Ocean Bride (Br), Dolton, st Johns; Century, Moiznan, New Carlisle; Eagle (Br), Rearle, Gaspee; 25th, bark’ Amizace (Port), Mello, New Arrived previous to Oct 29, ship Gray Eagle, Coffin, Battimore. Salled Oct 11, barks Estella, Loring, Savannah: 16th, Kathleen (ly ti “Hayes, Charleston; 17th, brig Chow ) Jand, Baltimore; 234, Lord. Nelson. (Br), York via ‘pereaden 4 24th, brig Mississippi ori, New Orleans In port Oct 2, ships Emerald Isle, Blanchard, from Guanape for Hintuburg (cloured 22d having repaired): Sylvanus Blanchard, MeAlevy, from Cardiff for Callao, vopairing; Elizabeth Cushing, Colby, trom Cardiff, disy? Moonlight, Waterhouse, trom’ Hull’ arrived 22a (since reported on fire and scuttled) ; barks Cricket, Kean, from Baltimore; Monuequash (Br), Grifin, from’ Fernandina for Montevideo, arrived, Unt, leaky; Priscilla, Fraser, for Savannah ;Annic W Weston, Winsor, from Liverpool, srived ith disg; brigs J M Wiswoll, Glover, from Greenock, arrived ogota, Marsins, ith 5 from Montevideo for’ Baltimore; Etta Whittemore, Wright, trom Buenos Ayres arrived | 22; Rice, Weaver, trom Baltimore, a arrived 224; Kremlin. 'yman, bias, arrived S4th: Tamoine, King, from sehr Feusacola, arrived 23th: and the above arrivals SANGHA, Sept 28—Siiled, schr Clara, Hakodadi; Oct 1, bark Rebecea Goddard, Manso ERO In port Sept 27, ships Harlaw rie it Ripa ait kado (Br), Wherry, for New York: Al mull, rarker; Eldorado, Whiting; Mary Whitney, Outte night, endiicke and ‘Sea Serpent, White, nc; bark 8 D Carleton, Tapley, do; Advle, Walls, from Foochow, ar- riyed BARTS Oct 7--Sailed, sehr Margaret Main (Br), New rr Sr Pieae, Mart, Oy 28—arrived, brig Danl trow. York ¢ bridge, Rice, New and sated 30th to return): Jas Ratchiord (Br), Crane, do (and sailed Novo ior Cartha- Nov nits Johnston, 10. St Tuomas, Nov 5—Arrived, barks Lepanto, Smith, Montevideo (and sailed 8th for Turks Islands and New York); Mary Kideout (Br), Tucker, Barbados (and sailed 8th for do wad New York): brigs Annie W Goddard (ir), Johnson, Montevideo (and sailed 7th for do nd Boston): Carrie Kertha, Masters, Pernambuco (and sailed Sth for Inagua and New York); 12th, bark Windsor (Br). ner, Montevideo (and sailed 13th tor Turks Islands and Boston); bri; wba Br), Kerr, Pergamb' oy ih, sehr Gerent (Br), 13th for Baltimore) ; 1 Sa ied 6th, brigs Jura'(Br), Wolfe, Turks w York; ‘Geo W Halls (br), Michener, d ‘arlos, Atherton, do and Gloucester, for ‘ohders Cla Adams, Clytie; Dow. do’ and New York; 8th, McFadden, do and United States. Taxrico,'Sept sailed, brig Harry Virden, Collins, Falmouth, E, for orders Yoxonaia, Oct 15—Ratled, bark Morro Castle, Jewett, New York. In port Oct 22, shin Endeavor, Warland. anc; barks Clausina (Br), Rickaby, for New York, 1g Jas § Btene, Phinney, from Kobe, arrived 19th, ane. Wuasroa, Oct 1—In port ship Ru toe New York, lg: bark Falcon (Br), [Pex Stxamsare Oona., Axrwemr, Nov 4—Arrived, Mindet, ingebrethaen, New ‘ork. Rating 5th, Landbo, Olsen, Savannah. ved at Flushing, Constantia, Strauss, New York. ofa ill), Nov 6—Arrived, Architect, Duddridge, john, N’ ee Barkow, Nov 6—Sailed, Insulan, Ghristiansen, New rik. Brake, Oct 28—Sailed. Hety Aa Charleston: Nov ed oa) Ramin, Wilmin ; Ladwig, Schult, Buenos Ayres, Oct 7—Sailed peeve Lafleve, Burell, San Francisco. ARDIFY, Nov &—Entered out, Lynet, Bjeick, tor ‘ow Orleans. Orrta, Nov 2—Arrived, Lily, Lawrence, New York; Taso, ‘trapani, do. yoAseaLLARans, Oct S1—Arrived, Kate, Blumpied, New New York Duat, Noy 6—Arrived, Empress, Weather: for London (and proceeded); 17th Harold. Dinsmore, Antwerp for indy Hook; Hall tor Pensacola (and both anchore and Tlos, ‘s0N, {a anchored ni “Or. at aochor, 6th, Sabra Moses, Gou for Savanna Eau, Nov 6—Cleared, Monsoon, Svensen, Pensacola. GiovcestER, Nov 6—Arrived, ‘Zedort Evans, New York. gieader, Thatcher, ann, for do do. ored). , from Antwerp (tascow, Nov 6—Satled, Dorothea, ‘iimington, NC. Grnoa, Nov 3— Arrived, Istand City, Smith, New York. Hernosann, Oct 2—Cleared, Alpha, Ekman, America. Hamnuno, Nov. 5—Salled,, Ernst Kraft, nitadelphin: Rolanide, Raminelsen, New ork Rrnow.t Grundesen, Wil- mington, rriv ‘od at Owxhaven 4th, Frisia (9) %,} Meyer, New Vork; 6th, Condor, Lemoke, Wilmington, ) Hrvort, ‘Nov een oe Alice ©, Dix, Now York; King Oscar, Jensen, Ai Bailea 6th, Dariae, SWileich, New York; Mimi ?, Thian, Havas, Nov 6-Arrived. Pendhoe, Peterson, New York. LarHRrOot, Nov ¢+Arrived, Samaria (a). Billinge, Now Salled 6th, Albion, Larsen, New Orleans; linpulse, Robertson, Darien; Metsola, Wikander Sas | Metola, Turner), Baltimore; Tecamsel Bennett, Bangoon; Marthe, Zec arianen, New Orlea Battin ore. N Giondy. tor Baltimore ; Yor Imperial, Taylor, New Cleared 6th, Norma, Bi Entered out 6th—Lalia, York: Onni, Jenten, Now Orleant | lied From Holynend ath Vining, Hansen (from Feenoe! mingtor Loxnox, Nov 6— Arrived, Aristides, Olson, Philadelphia, 7h, Comnélius Orinnely, Ainge Obey (aud entere ‘out to return). sided from Gravesend 6th, Eiphinstone, for Penancota. Pancarran, Sor eee, Harmona, Hansen, Ponsa: Mancarn, Nov 6—Anchored in the Roads, Sir Robert LG York. Tien, Now yong anon (ork Dec aguaiesia, Vivian, New Bitiea sm, Serre, Pesan Whitte Cardiff. Washington, Wolver, fom vaiadsip i frat 9 Sirens Anderson, from Shields for Key Purwours, Nev ¢ aft erived, Obille, Milllnovich, New Tonnepcwn, Nov 6~Arrived, Bampo, Steinman, Balu 71h, Apel, fated 6th, Star, Vianello, Antwerp; Jumna, Frasep, nn Kovex, Nov 3—Arrived, Marie Fannie, Randich, New Swavena, Nov 6—Salled, 8 A Blaisdell, Matthews, Ha- ‘Nctinx, Nov 6-Sailed, © O W 8 eas Dunkirk. ” etmore, Starkey (trom pinxet. Nov d-Arrived, Maggio L Carvill, Metntosh, altimore, Tauern Oct S—Arrived. Francesca, Todaro, Philie deiphia; L. © Madeira, Moslander, don Sailed'3ist, Sidonia (s), Henderson, New York. Zivnixzex, Nov 5~Arrived, Helene, Samuelson, New York for Kotterdam. American Ports, ASTORIA, O, Nov 12—Arrived, Dark Alloa (Br), Ferrico, ‘allao, ALLXANDRIA, Nov 18—Arrived, schrs Rachel Seaman, Washington; Jone !mson, — for Georgetown. host rN Nov iy—Arrived, schr Marion (Br), Ruggles, a 5 . d0th—Arrived, steamships Lord Clive (Br), PD, Sngubarty Liverpool; Leopard, Philadelphia; General hie Hallett, New York; Glaucus. Bearse, do: sehre vert Alexandria Joseph W Allen, ‘Philadelph anton, Hobo! Cleared steamships Seminole, Snow, avait es tune, Baker, New York; brigs Daisy Boynton, ApBleby, Liverpool, H: Navarino, Blood, Port Spain; J’ Howlan Loch Lomond, Gilchrist, Portiauds Baltimore ; sche Hmothy Vieid, Let nd, Manzanilio; Ralph M Hay- ward, Deane, Baluiinore; Lucy D, Mall, Philadelphia Agnes R Bacon a. KALTIMORE, Nov 20—Artived, steamers Gulf Stream; Whiteharst, New Orleans’ via iavana, and, Koy, Woatt Geo Appold, Loveland, Boston via Nor Brune, Foster, New York: ‘schr Rodney Parker,’ Parker, New ue icared—Bteamer Fanny Cadwalader, Foster, New York; barks Aurela, Brooks, Cork or Falinouth ; Gorngn #, Watson, Bremen; Sa pho (Br). Hughes, Dubile sous odney Parker Parker, Hoboken. anled—Schr bes, ‘San Andreas, eee ‘Ga, Nov 13—Cleared, schr G L Bradley, Troan, Ravi Nov 13—Cleared brig Walter Howes, Oum- hee Havana: scr Lilly B French, Gulliver, Wilming- BATH, Nov 8—Arrived, schrs TS Knowles, Gardiner for Philadeiphia; HH Fisk, Wixon, do lor do; George -Amos, York, Uaeiiner for New York. CHARLESTON, Nov 1)—Salled (uot arrived), steamers Manhattan, Woodhall, New m YOrE | Mevondita, Marshman, pach WL Burrot Nichols, Liverpool, Booth Atrived, steamehin Alice. gBD ENG Wew York yis Tybee; bark’ Chill’ (x, McLeod, London via New Sailed—Steamships Vicksburg, Rudolph (from Port av res Rew. Work Pout wean fing, Becket ‘a0. LNB, — a, New York / ac oe (will nraeeed tO manger to mi narged 18—Arrived, barks Howard (Br); ome, Belaat ‘Panama (BH, Gillen, Siigos Nahe wehy At: Cleared 13th, ship Henrietta (Nor), Hobby. Shi schrs. Potomac. Hlaridue, TBrovidehee, yp ym Urann, Baltimore; Lucy Collins, Collin 1th. bark Joutsen ds » Eklund, Lisbon; brig Willie (Br), retry, ‘arm, DANVER Now Wp-Arrived, schre Lisaie, D. Smalls Tice Ww! Sallie Evans, Wil- ford, wi Philadel hi awit, “Paine. New York. RTOWN, Nov 19—Salle’, schrs Durocy rs a Tnorndice, Cosa, Boston ; Neptune's Bi do; "Nantucket; Augusta Wilson, Peele Vgez Ti atid anim bile aen dens ESS Oxon, Nov 20—Passed out, shipa Gen Butler, Toe ban Francie Protector, for barks Lincoln, for Liverpool: Waldo, for Cork; Sigus ‘”, fot jaecnstewa | Jens Brandl, for do; brigs Romance, Garolie, for Mo "Janeiro; sch’ Mary Collins, gts re Wert opt Indies RIVE Nov Tr gerived. sehr Florence Deane, Philips, Georgetown. Sailed 18th, schrs 1H Borden, Dodge, New York; 19th; 8 ¥ Nash, nate ao: Mist, Muncey, Trenton. GALVERT $—Arrived, brig Emelio (Ital), EtOWN, et lov 10—Arrived, bark C ee Walnut ‘Chatlestons soy L Babcock lees Wily NEW ORLEANS, Nov 17—Arrtved? steamship Janiata, Catharine, Filledelohia via Havans. Nov 18—Arrived, schr R B Smith, sie ara for New York. 19th. D 1, Koith, Reon, aston Philadel tiphia a Taw 0. na White Sat ‘do; Chas E Smith,’ Hanson, 7, Noy 18, PM~Arrived, schrs Th r Poth BieeBer. iS pona ug for Heyy. ‘ork; Isaac H Bor- den, Dodge, Fall River for do; Artist, Forrester, Somer: ae kate Scranton, Palmer,’ Providence for do (and Vail sailed hich). Tuto, AM-—Satled, ‘achrs Prescott Hazletine, McDonald, St Helena Sound tor Wood's Hole; Aldana Rokes, Rhodes, Baltimore for Woston; Franeis'C Smith, Keene, New or! PM—Sailed, tug US Grant, Marshall, Providence (or New York ; schrs Alabama, Salby, Olark’s Island for do; Nellie Bell, Stall, Bangor tor dov War Stead, Phinney, Rockport for do; Idaho, Jameson, Rockland tor do! Loulsa Francis, vinchester, id Rienzi, Cobleigh, from New Bedford tor do; Ann Elizabeth, Allen, Harwich do: Charlie Cobb,” Ames, Rockiand, tor Jone Darby, Beltast for, do; T MeLetlan, Partlana for Henrietta, Smith, Gardiner, ine, Marshall, Bangor for lo; Giémente Hecasset for dor, ean Milles for do: die T Treat Hogdon, Bath Tarrytown, NY; Eugene, Young, Thomasion tor New York; Ben} Suong, Hinke, Baugor tor a Ea ie, 5 Brown, Beach Landing for do: Challeng oree; Mo, for do; J K Howard (Br), Rowke, aS Jae Na, for Bhiudeiphia: J Ponuers New York: L 8 P beth B, Hogan, Providence for do; for do: Wm Thomupaon,, Kelley, irae Lenora, Spofford, Rockland for N Grant, Powers, Boston for do: Bulem for do; Pushaw, Virginia: its," Rockland tor Harbor athe | ‘schrs Portand: Staiesmans Wilcox, Winds ‘or. NS, tor Philade!- phia: Jason, Saryer, Machias for New York (and the two last sailed Atanchor 18th of Lari Ferry, brig Princeton, froma Fall River for Fhiiadelpa NORWICH, Nov ToeSatled, schr Jenny Rogers, New Yorw LONDON, Nov 19—Arrived, schr R H Daley, Hoboken tor Norwich. Sail He ag al Elwood Burton, Alexandria, MJ Pred- PENSACOLA, Nov 13—Arrived, ships Abraham Lin- goln cswed). ‘Altin, Bristol: Faedehslandes Non), Helm, Lave ath, Dark Cavalier (Br), Tyrell, Hil; brig Hedwood, Letavor, Havan Salled 18th, bark’ Kvening Star (Br), Stockdate, Cardift; Halden (Nor), Jakobsen, Liverooo DELPTIA, Noy ae aerlvod, sehts Phil Klor- nan, Smith, New York: Carl D Lathrop a McAllen, Hillsboro, NB; Nullato, Small, St John, Mary Janes Foxwell, St Mary's River; Charles Moore, Russe ton. Below, schrs Annie Tibbetts, trom ‘Taunton; Mag- Fee. Marston, from Fernandina; £ F Menney, from ‘ortiand. Cle reid -—Stearnship Abbottsford (Br), Liverpool; barks Aaron Goudy (Br), Levoll, London; Argo (Ger), Jackens, Bremen Millie. Bain (Br), Cook, Cork or Falmouth for orders: bri; Merric! Lippincott Matanzas; schrs J R Baird, Cobh: Key Mattie A Franklin, Griffin, New Orléans, Thomas G Smith, Bacon; Wm Buck, Mary D Ireland, Fisher, and ¥ 1 Odiorne, Crowell, ton: Golden Eagle, Howes, Providence; Cienwoods' erson, Pawtucket; Anna Myrick, Smith, Lyno ym Brown, Crowell, . Raat Cambridge: Charles ‘Moore, Rus- sell, Newbury po Sadled™Mlemuship Abbottsford (Br), Delamotte, Liver- "wa, Del, Nov 2—Ship Madura and others went to sea Arrived baa schr Allie H Belden, from Brashear City for, Portamou POR TLAND, Nov 18—Arrived, schr Jos Fish, Hupper, Bath for New Coane! T Beuedic: Crockett, Port Johnson Specdweike Devoe, Bile: Babeock, Hee, Philadelp! worth, to * Cuba. iled, steamer Hibernian (Br), Archer (rom Ligetpogh for Baltimore. UTE, NH. Nov 19-Sailed, schr Mariette Steelman Steelman, Philadelphia, OVID . Nov 19—Sailed, steamer Mai Philadelphia sches Anna MNase ae man Calvin F Hartis, Kvans Goo istey. dl 6H Millis, Tillotson, do; A Kind Thomas, ini feiphia; Reading Kallroad No $4, Adains, do: Su Warwick, ‘do; Pointer, Thrasher, New York via Bristol: Oromo. Wi ison, do; Ellas Ross, Bucka- loe, New York; HB , Nickerson, do; Worden & Evans, Phomas, do; Julia ‘Eins Howell, do: ila Hamil: COR AWRUGKET, Nov Rit schrs Samuel) Carlton, Eng Philadeliia: B ¥ Woolsey, Terrill, and Joseph Potts, Davis 8, New York. SAN FRANCI3CO, Nov 12—Cloared, ships Geo M Ad- ams, Manson, IAverpool ; Top tallant, Phillips, Henointu as Enerbaeyle Island; bark Anna (Ger), Bohimann, stiliod—Barks Patmos, Nichols, Liverpool via M Jona Bay, Stormy Petrel (Br), Regd, Liverpool ‘ov 20—Cleared, steamships Winstena gn White, Reval Herman Livingston, ry, New ‘ork; bark’ yberte Nasoat Baltimore; sehr Lady Miller ; Bannermag, het Assan, LLIVAN M fe ov is—-sailed, schrs C8 Dyer, Foster, yon, ‘York; igen, Howard Magomber, Williams, New *oXiLEM, Nov 19—Sailed, brig Tula trom Mayagnes. Newburyport; achrs Klvie D: avis, Westcott, and ‘Tilton, Nash. Philndetpiva Angola, Belatty, Elizabeth- port; and others bound # and k. N, Nov 18—Arrived, schr Thi Potter, nee ‘New York for New Bellford (aad sailed 18th). 19th—arrivea, schrs Charmer, Noyes, and Ropert Pal mer. Davoll. Alexandria, VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 19—Arrived, sohrs Wm le Etking, Philadelphia for Boston; Winslow Maree, New York for Bath; Daroe, Kdzartown for Now York. iled—Steainers Gen Whitney and Neptune; br falnge and Leona; schrs B F Lowell, Ri r,t a ¢, Charles E Morrison, Yanny Flin onw . Aision, Henry Whitney, R Leach, Bxetor, Charles F i Majecie er Cobb, Pioneer, Flora ig, Abbie & Oakes, A. rrived, brig Hattie ; Nae lf Lag a for Acre (In the gale nA the and lost a main: Battie, deer r onten Aldana, Rokes. Baltim aad do: anne Port Johnson for do; Albert aeghan n tor do: Oarrie Jones, Franc Sinich ary aH Smith, “New por et at 40; Harbock, Vi _— we los, jathanie! and Adie M. Bird, ““puiladetphin or do; Boph bethport for do; Starlight, Geo Rendout for do; Maggie Todd, Pind tee Be Carr, do for Baitimore ; aaake ow ww York for d. Ga, for Bangor; Olive rg Hayward, lem; Freedom, M tone for StJobne iat tarlight, ‘ort Johnson for’ New- eie-Sehe Sarah B Snow. r WILMINGTON NG, Nov Ts—Arrived, sehr Lavin Mnr- chWon, Jones, Ne | 334 Bur gormetster Kerstein (Ger), Ehreu- relahe Tiverpual; rigs Joshua King (Br), Sinith, Amster. Gain; Jacines (Br), Flemming. Caps Hinderoht aytien, JSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER. ent stator tor desertion, dc. legal everywhore: no blicaty uired; no charge unt ivorce gran’ Pee tree W HOUSR. Attorney, os Broudw “<HBRALD BRANCH OFFIOR, “BROOKLYN, + corper of Fulton avenue and Boerum street. ‘Open froin 8 A. M. tog BM. On Sunday from 8 to M. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM counts of different Staves, legal every where; no publicity: no feas in advance; advice free, commis! Blale. FR. to tor every DERICK tl Counsellor. aLLLaw, Broadwi ETHESDA'S vO MPAS—MEDTC AL ‘TRATMONY — ~ ‘Three score year and health. — Dr. AH. ‘Houth, No. 500 ‘Broadway, lew York : Dear Bir—You will. no dou a ye ‘ll ce - © confer with you rega: Id exhausted my own i oxperlnce 7 of ait the i fe waters, and bad the tee acicioe OF 1 Toul yon wae Be a int cae fee TaghS nde complicated Re ounine Wieleds, conde Png 2 " aries, tarp of “the lives, indigent conatipatic nery ation’ and incontia eo 6 aa urine. Wi val of the Harpications and cer anes epee Some ® hy tet pa