The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1873, Page 12

ASHINGTON. Wasnineron, Dec. 6, Wwe {President Pro Tempore of the Senate. Viee President Wilson has decided to postpone his departure for the orange groves of Florida until it can be determined who is to be President \wre tempore of the Senate. Just now Carpenter ‘stock is on the rise. Pinchback in the Senate. ‘The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elec- ions met to-day and took the initiative steps towards the examination of the claims of the Hon. Pinckney R. S. Pinchvack (better known 38 Pinch”) to a seat as Senator from Louisiana. The Mission to Japan. fone . Bingham's chances for confirmatio Bs ie Japan are not good, and a dozen , aspirants for bis place are urging his rejection, Secretary Robeson’s Reception. _ ‘At Jeast 100 members of Congress called 0% the Seoretary of the Navy to-day, the receptiym con- tinuing from half-past ten to four o’cvock, Their conversation was chiefy on the subfect of sapply- tug deficiencies in expenditures, and placing the wavy in a better condition, to be prepared for all possible contingencies. Bills will be introduced Jer this purpose next week, and also several look- ing to the independence of Cuba, several gentic- men having already speeches prepared on the lat- ter subject. The members generally are in accord with the Secretary of the Navy, and will therefore support him in his measures. Congressional Hospftalities. Hon. Fernando Wood will commence next week aseries of evening entertainments to gentlemen at his spacious residence on Fifteenth street. Dining the British Minister. Lord Roseberry is to be “dined and wined™ by Mr, Sumner to-night. Sam Ward’s party to him grew so large that it had to be divided and made ante two dinners on successive days. A Judge of the Supreme Court, who was invited for the sec- end day, went on the first, to make sure of his entertainment. Aristocratic Life in the Capital—Social Enjoyment Ageinst Rumors of War. So agreeable are the civilities of soctal life in Washington, that while the civilized world is won- dering what will be the result of the Virginius trouble, the President, Secretary Fish and wile, General Sherman and wife, Admiral Polo, the Spanish Minister; Admiral Porter and wife and Associate Justice and Mrs. Bradley, were last evening the guests of Mr. Edward Beale, and en- Jeyed the first dinner party given by him in Washington. Virginia Place-Hunters, Judge Hughes, recently defeated as the republi- can candidate for Governor of Virginia, is here, looking after a few of the loaves and fishes of office ‘wherewith to reward some of his taithiul but im- pecunious followers. it is now evident that had Henry A. Wise been nominated for Governor in- stead of Mr. Hughes he would have carried the State, although it was feared that his having ordered the execution of John Brown would have estranged the colored voters from him. Rented Offices for Government Bureau: The removal of the Lighthouse Burean from its comfortable quarters in the Treasury Builaing to a private building on Pennsylvania avenue has invited attention to the fact that exorbitant rents are now being paid for half a dozen private houses for the ‘use of a8 Many bureaus, which might easily be ac- eommodated with the departments to which they belong. There are at least 100 chiefs of bureaus, chief clerks, heads of divisions, &¢., each occupy- ing an entire room, instead of having the desks of some of their subordinates with them. By depriv- ing these petty oficers of their solitary grandeur, and properly economising space the department buildings are amply large enough to accommodate ali Of the officiais, it may be pieasant to pay large rents to favorites; but it 1s not right to have valu- able official papers im buildings not fire or burglar proot. ww Dinner of the St. Nicholas Society Last Evening—A Gathering of the Descend- ants of Our Dutch Forefathers. The St. Nicholas Society celebrated the feast of Ms patron saint last evening by a dinner at Dei- monico’s, corner of Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue. The occasion drew together about 125 m@entiemen, ali descendants of the old Knicker- bockers, The banquet took place in the large diving room, which was tastetully decorated with age and bunting. Betund the chair of the Presi- dent a full life sized figure of a jolly Santa Claus, covered with snow, and holding in his rignt hand @wug of what was patriotically supposed to be bome-brewed beer, beamed down upon the goodly assemblage, while on the table in front of him, | ‘with tail erect and head nodding patronizingly in the direction of “Old Probabilities,” who was one ef the guests of the hour, perched upon his ancient stick cut down from the gable end of one of the oid Dutch houses nearly 150 years ago, was the gilded weathercock presented many years ago to the society by Washington Irving. Hung between two American fags was the Dutch coat of arms of ye olden time, with the motto, “ORANJE BOVEN.”? Among the other reminders of the aays of Stuyve- sant and Rip Van Dam in the hall were several fat and hearty colored men, dressed in the style of the Digbug house livery of those times, which con- sisted of green pants, red jacket, and @ long-tail snuf-colored coat, proinsely decorated with bright silver buttons, Tue dinner, dentally speaking, was all that a modern Knickerbocker could desire, who, while admiring the simplicity cf the dishes of hig forg. sJainera, does not take kindly to theta in ‘ay Practical way: ‘There was, after the Jascious bivalves, which, of course, came among other thin soup Orsi m_ order, Wensomme @ la Saint holas ; timbales & la Stuyvesant ; base ala Knipperhausen ; ris de veau @ la Rip Van Dam; filet de orus a la Hendrik Hudson, and salad a la Oulesticker. It is @ matter Ota doubt whether any one of the Amsterdam *arfBtécrais who once ruled Gotham s0 pleasantly Would have been able to recognize uny oi these Taishes by their taste had they been able to have raced the festive occasion with their presence ; ut if they would have felt Hke weeping over the extravagant notiohs of their degenerate sons in wacrilegiously stringing good old Dutch names with Freuch artcles and prepositions as ene would fresh onions with stale straws, their mourning elite oe certainly been turned to joy at the o ig THE CLOUDS OF SMOKE 4n which the devotees of St. Nick ate, drank and merrily sung the songs that they themselves were ‘wont to singin their younger days. The fact is that every one of the celebrators made it his busi- ‘Hess to smoke as much as he could during the even- ang from long pipes of the standard of 1720, ample ammunition to supply which was displayed beside every diner plate in the shape of a well filled Bancer of tobacco, James N. McLean was the pre- siding officer. He was attired in cocked hat and Samos Coat, and looked for all the world like the picture of the anciont burgomaster one sees annually ohh Ume displayed in the shop ‘windows, nn REGULAR TOASTS . were as lows, And were responded to by the fol- towing named gentlemen :— a 1, “St. Nicholas”—The sweet delusion ot FR A a man. 01 “The President of the United states. “Presi March.” 3. “The Governor of the State of New York.” Music, Governor's March.” Musi 4 “Ihe City of New York"—May she always practice those principles of virt ind honesty bequea' by her Dutch founders Mayor Havemeyer, dlusic, ome, Sweet Home.” 5. “The Union”’~Created in wisdom and cemented with blood, it can only perish with the annihilation of all earthly things. kK Chauncey M, pew. Music, ‘star janner.” ©. “the Army and Nayy—In the future, as in the pash om Na ety, eds be their greatest Rory. General Meye: COM Probabilities"). Music, ly ‘Round the Flag.” 7. “Holland”—The land of ri ‘ocean's waters havo heretofore sailed to destroy the one ‘or ime to tes, the other. William Ui, Bogert. M ” ‘Wilhelmus Von Nassauwen. & “Our Biswer Societie grect them as co arity. and bid them a We workers inthe noble cause of chi ‘hearty welcome. Music, “We Are a Band of Brothers.” CH. ‘esponding to th “Th City of New York,” spoke as tollowerne ss OF Te Mn. Passipent axp Gesriewen ov ray Gr. Ntcnonas S0- ‘As the representative of the city I thank you for fhe cot ment conve red in th 2 Fig eta pape nity which has been baghly, pred of ne pA ‘ocearion, connected as Your saris cy is 8t01 our city, inverwor any, ff -{ sre’ with tu eg aE with tie morable tuunders w o cannot bot awa airing ment ries the mini to the peric of ont e fork was a mere village, and forward to prepesitiee the “future, it connects ie Which pow elpster arougd “HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, _1873.—-QUADRUPLE ——ete —_—_— hee — with chalk | New aa 2: — Yes en ee eed jondon Adeys merry Hearth with the nome v feu. ¢ (Ital, Renetae, ~ sfom Kio Faneiro, was 4 days to Cape Horn and Wrabencs. with ‘ou memory: Stan 0 revert to Aya a op a 11 days trom 59 to 5U, with heavy SW gales, during one ot seeetioce to awaken fend recall? ctiena, Dat Ande ite ene Bureea (Dan). Rui rt. London Oet 18, in bal- | which carried away maintupestl vard. oe piesi associate he bones of your an | last to mazer. Is ane! y for orders. ‘ t, at San Francisco Nov 2 from Wis im the reor wwetion of my eariier | “Hark “consontia ‘NOM, Sallaksen: Barrow dayein | yout bt anit, of Cane iorm, bade Very Tepose. days that New York lived in thr light or your ancestors’ example, and ast With our present sur- moderate ideas, and, oe We satisficd Wi zea por een toil id onest toil, end ing he gig ented to “respec occupation—whlch W? a’ mot shut oat irom them by the Hoos of modern ur ,£eiced organizauons and combina tonguge wantul’ stn the battle of ile. Clubs fo 8, for ruin of 4 and operas and other amusements for the special ¢nY srtainment of wives and daughters, were en ooknow., but in thelr place the tamily and social nr hiet ‘re cultivated, and life was then a pleasure ‘whish, se times, Is too often a burden full of ry appears to be the god of of our Powever obtamed—whether by ‘Aasuries, by corrupt jobs or the betrayal of trusts— Sach 18 the demoralization of the public sentiment that ‘she withering and just criticisms of your forefathers upon such Practices dwindle away ints an excuse for & simple weakness which must be tolerated because it is almost universal. But in the present aspect of the times, in the shattered fortunes of reckless aud unscrupulous adventurers, in disgrace which is beginning to attach to plunderers of every grade, we see the dawning of & better day. I hope, theretore, ‘that the examples of your aneestry will be hereafter more carelully studied, and that in cultivating their virtues we may enjoy their re- war Mr. President, I will give you back your sentiment, with an edition 80 Pecliarly your owi—"The city of New York.” Music, "Home, Sweet Home.” Mr. BEEKMAN, in responding to the toast of St. Nicholas, made an eloquent address, in which he eulogized the Dutchman of New York in the days WHEN GOTHAM WAS A FAIRY DEUTSCHLAND, and Mr, Dergw, in replying to the toast of the “Union,” told of the manioid virtues of the Knick- erbockers, and how Md the lessons of liberty and tolerance and simplici| ty of life they had tanght in their day bad been laid the toundation on which the Republic of the ‘denen. was really builded, Mr. BoGgeRT toasted Holland most eloquently. His speech was redundant with sparkling witticisms, and at times poetically brilliant in its delicate and pathetic allusions to the land where re d the ancestors of the great Dutch 1amilies of the pres- ent day. General MEYER pald an eloquent tribute to the army and the navy, He-said that in times of peace LIFE IN THE ARMY WAS NO CHILD'S PLAY, and in proot of his assertion he referred to the building of forts and breakwaters and the making of the ordnance which en; d the attention of the officers, and lastly to tae work of “Old Proba- bilities” department. On Pike’s Peak, two miles in the air, he said, were six oMicers, and on the White Mountains, on islands in the Pacific Ocean and at other points were officers noting the course of the winds and storms, and watching the course of the elements faithfully, that others might sleep at ease at sea and on land, He concluded by calling attention to the tact that no representative of the navy was present, and he accounted for this by saying that the gallant men who were strolling peacefully on the streets a few weeks ago were now pacing the decks of men-of-war, waiting for the word to take active measures in Cuba jor the honor of the flag. The banquet was brought to a close atalate hour. ‘Ihe festivity was a very pleasant one, and St. Nicholas was given no reason to believe that he is ever destined to be forgotten by his devotees here below, at least as far as Gotham 1s concerned. SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, Destination. | .|bampure. -fLiverpoot Liverpool. Liiasgow -|Liverpool. Hambure, Office. 1s Broadway. 4Bowling Green 29 Broadway Repubue Liverpool Greece. Liverpoo Virgi Glasgow. Pereire lavre. -|2Bowling Green 4Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green Bremen. Liverpool. 2/18 Broatway :]4Bowling Green | «|? Bowling Green :/7 Bowling Green 61 Broad way 2Bowhng Green i dowling Green 19 Broadway. Be S Anglia ai 20. .|7 Bowling Green City ot New Vork!Dee. 20,.)Liverpool../15 Broadway. i Eure Dec. 27..|/Havre. 58 Broaaway Georgia! ec. 27..|Glasgow....|72 Broadway Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND one HIGH WATER Sun rise: 11| Gov. Island..mory 10 40 Sun se’ 433] Sandy Hook..morn 9 55 Moon rises.....eve 7 51] Hell Gate......eve 12 25 PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 6, 1873. CLEARED. as Oe nic (Br), Kiddie, Liverpoo! via Queens wn—) yde Spart Steamship City of London (Br), Eynon, Liverpool via Queenstown—John G Dale, Fiske sige France (Br), Thompson, London—¥ W J nrst. Steamship Deutschland (Ger), Ladewigs, Bremen via Southampton—Oelrichs & Co. Steamship City of San Antonto, Pennington, Galveston via Key West— H Mallory & Co. Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederic Bake: Steamship George Washington, Whitehead, New Or- jJeans—Clark & Seaman. Steamship Magnolia, Kempton, Savannah—W R Gar- ison. Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, Savannab—R Low- ‘Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quin- ard 50. t 0. Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Nortolk, City Point | and Richmond—Old Dominion Steainship Co. | Steamship Richmond, Lawrence, Nortoik—Old Domin- | ion Steamship Co. Steamsinp Albemarle, Read, Norfolk—Oid Dominion Steamship © . eeanialllp Benefactor, Jones, Norfolk—Lorillard Steam- hip Co. ship Co. 4 Beamtxhip E © Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC— | © Kenyon, Steamship Fanita) Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steamship Co, Steamship Gen Whitney, Hallett. Boston. Bark Niord (Nor), Tukelsen, Dundalk—Funch, Edye & Sark Olga (Ital), Bennato, Cork or Falmouth—Sloco- Vipark Martino Cilento dtal), Lauro, Naples—John © Sspark D McPherson (Br), Doody, Ma JF Whitney Sark Sandy Hook, Barstow, Havana—James E Ward Bark Thomas Brooks (new), Waugh, St Jago and Guan- | apark Tavis (Br), McKenzie, St Johns, NF—R P Cur- | ‘tig 3 L Bowen, Hall, Antwerp—Jacod W Schmidt & “frig Spray Bloom Hn), Ganion, Barcelona—Zurlealdl 4 Arquimbau. Brig John Wesley, Ford, Coranna—Miller 4 Houghton. lier & Houghton. Brig Dauntless, Coombs, Lisbol Brig E il Williams, Tucker, Matanzas—Brett, son & Cente James Davis, Parteidge, Matanzas—Carver & | Bere Doré (Br), Delrix, St Johns, NF—Bowring & Ar- ere eter Roberi8Br), McDonald, Windsor, N8—C W | ft ae at ig AM Knicht, Davis, Kew Orleans~N H Brigham. Fae 4 Rose, Howell, Pertidinhiito—A Abbott. —lieney & Par- Galveston. 'g | Wharton, Petersburg batlecto order. Is anchored at Sanay Hook tor orders. Park Slavia (Aus), Iripcovich, Dublin 38° days, Iu Ual- last to Blocovich & Go, Bark Fraue (hor), Hansen, Antwerp 49 days, in ballast wo Funche, Edye &Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for No (Ital), Fravega, Antwerp 48 days, in bal- Jast, to Slocovich & 1 ‘Bark Figiio (ital), Calesto, Antwerp 61 days, with mase to Slorovich & Co. Bai erino (of Annapolis, NS). Pardy, Hamburg 66 days, with empty barrels to Honey & Parker, Bark Serug (Aus). Stuch, Amsterdam 56 days, in bal- last to Slocovich & Co. Bark Elisworth (01 Boston), Wass, Amsterdam 58 days in ballast to Vernon H Brown & Co. A Bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Aaro, Dunkirk 50 days, in jast to masier. Bi x vemigia (Ital), Valle, Dunkirk 50 days, in ballast r. ‘to master. Bark Shawmut (of Boston), Small, Buenos Ayres Oct 20, with woo! and hides to Miller 4 Houghton, wore Marten (Ger), Pust, sague l4days, with sugar to master, Bark Mary Falconer (of London), Rickard, Sagua 9 days, in ballast to master. Bark J L Wickwire (of Windsor, NS), Williams, Syd- ney, OB, 14 days, with coal to C B Swain'& Fon; vessel to WO Bertaux, Bark Minerva (of Boston), Rainey, Sydney. CR, 16 days. with coal to cB Swain & Cos vessel to Bagle, Blakslee & 0. Brig Nellie (Ital), Caflero, Marseilles 81 days, with mdse to Slocovich & Co.’ Passed Gibraltar Sept 18. Brig Fmily \of Trin'dad), Marshall, Kast Harbor 12 days, with salt to Russell Bros; vessel to Jag W Elwell & hr Mary Chilion (of Plymouth), Davis, Aux Cayes 26 days, with lee, dc, 10 A Nonce & Co; vessel to Satasco 4 Co. Was 12 days north of Hatteras, with heavy W and gales. Schr Annie Tewis, Dayton, Charleston 10days, with Naval stores to order; vessel to Evans, Ball & Co. The ship Huguenot (of Boston), Peterson, frem Bremen, which arrived 5th and anchored at Southwest » pit for or- ders, has been ordered to proceed to Brunswick, Ga, med to Funch, Eave & Co, ahd reports Oct 24, W liam Muldenheur. seaman, of Stettin, aged 23 years, fell out of the main ning on deck, avd died 22 hours after- wards of his injuries. The bark Marianna Perro (Ita), which arrived 5th, is consigned to Slocovich & Co. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Schr Anna Frye, Smith, New London for New York. Sehr Ruth T Carlisle, Smith, New Haven for New York. a Madison Hoimes, Bayels, Providence tor New ‘ork. Schr Spray, Martin, Pawtucket for Trenton, Behr © G Morris, Endicott, Boston for New York, Schr HS quires, Newport for New Yorn. Sehr Mattie E Taber, Baldwin, Providence for New rik. ‘Sehr Kate & Mary, Coggswell, Pawtucket for New ‘ork. Schr Rachel Vanaman, Barbour, Boston for New York. Schr Baltimore, Francis, Norwalk tor New York, | Schr Ella Maithews, Matthews, Fall River for Philadel- hia, 3 ‘Sehr Venilia, Allen, Rockland for New York, with lime toJ R Brown & Co. Sehr Herald, Hodgdon, Rockland tor Baltimore, with lime. Schr Alleghania, Airey, Rockland for New York, with lime tod B Brown & Co. r Eva Diverty Schr Mary Odell, fish to order. Schr Win Flint, Pendleton, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Creed Bros. Schr EG Knight, Pratt, Rockland tor New York, with Mme to J R Brown'é Co. Sehr Imogene Diyerty, Gandy, Providence for New ‘ork. Schr A F Baillie, Arnold Schr Addie B Dyer, I Schr Eleanor B Crowe! Providence tor New York. Gloucester tor Baltimore, with Nan Paine, Boston for New York. ins, New Haven for Virginia. Higging, New Haven for Vir nia. eSchr Harvest Home, Hodgdon, New Haven for Vir- ginia. sehr E W Bunnell, Bunnell, New Haven for Baltrmore. Sehr J_W Merbury, Haskell, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Moe, Coe & Benson, Sehr Henrietta, Mathews, New Haven tor New York, Schr Mary Natt, Parker, New London for New York. Schr John Wentworth, Kent, Deer Island for Philadel phia, with stone to order. ir LL Hamlin, Velsor, New Haven for New York. Sehr Byerglade, Hill, Gurdiner for New York, with lumber to Cross, Austin & Schr M: Stewart, ol with pickets to John Boyrton's ‘0. Schr Wm F Burden, Adams, Providence for New York. Sehr Susan Scranton, Byron, New Haven for New ‘ork. . schir Little Charley, Young, Greenport for New York. Schr Marietta, Smith, Boston tor New York. Schr Elm City, Kidd, Norwich tor New York. Schr Empress, Rhodes, Rockland tor New York, with lime toJ K Brown & Co. sehr Northern Light, Ireland, Boston for Philadelphia. Schr Kliza Williawrs, Hamblin, Boston for New York, with stone to MeGrath & Co, Schr Marion Gage, Gage, Providence for New York. chr Chancellor, Ferguson, Newport tor New \ork. hr Frank, Randall, Newport for New York. hr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portcnester ior New York. BOUND EAST. Steamshin Wamsutta, Pisn, New York for New Bedford. Sehr Sum Weller, Brockway, New York for New Lon- don. Schr Gen Scott, Cox, Woboken for Salem, Sehr Alabama, Meservey, Port Johnson for Boston. Senr Montrose, Allen, New York tor Salem. faschytlenry Buchanan (Br), Crane, New York for Hali- fax, NS. sehr Wm Parren, Lindsley, Virginia for New Haven, Schr Sallie W Ponaer, Trasher, New York for Taauton. Sehr Alice C Noyes, Baker, Hoboken tor Somerset Sehr Artist, Forrester, New York for Bristol. Sehr Ellen M Baxter, Lamphier, New York for Provi- lence. Sehr Alquiszar, Young, New York for Boston, Schr Geo Washington, Woods, Elizabethport for Nor- walk. Schr J P Robinson, Allen, Port Johnson for Lynn. Schr Hydrangea, Whitney, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr J Burley, Northrup, Port Johnson for Provid Schr Wm McCobb, Conner, New York for Providenc Bangor for New York, on ao. ice. Schr Oregon, Wilson, New York for Providence. hr EP Church, Gifford, New York for Noank. r Rhode Island, Bracket, Elizabethport tor Provi- Pendy, Hoboken for Boston. ler, New York for Providence, Sehr C U Grove, Grove, Philadelphia tor Boston, Heratp TeLecaarn Station, }) Wurrestone, Dec 6, 1373. ) ‘The following table shows ths nurnber of vessels which passed this station during the weck eading Dec INWARD BOUND, 7 Brigs.. Steamshios.. arks... Total.. Steamships. ark: ATLED, Steamship« Oceanic (Br), for Liverpool: France (Br), do: Lord Clive (Br), do; City of London (Br), do; victoria (Br), Glasgow , Kong Sverre (Nor), London: Deutschland (Ger), Bremen; Colon, Aspinwall; City of San Antonio, ia Key West; General Meade, New Orleans; jorge Washington, Montgomery, Savannah; Mag: 3 Cl em pion, Charlesion; Afbemarie, Nortolk; Benetactor, Philadelph Panita, do; Old Dominion, Richmond, ac; E C Knight, Georgetown; ships John Bertram (Nor), London: Lisbon, Antwerp: barks Hil gard (Nor), Dublin; Rebecca (Aus), do: Moderato (Ital), Florelia, Havre; Stabbestad (Nor), Cork; Anna (Nor), do; George Henry, do: Adelaide Pendergast, Rio Ja- May Flower, Barbados; Ceres (Nor), Queenstown mouth; Darmouth (irom Gloucester), ——; EF. ier (Nor), Bremen; Frugoni Devoti (Ital, Cork or Fain th ; 2. son (Nor), do or do; Minerva (Ger), Antwerp; R Mur- ir, Port au Prince; Mercator (Nor), Queenstown; Joshua — Lorl it (BD, Rhea Ger), amburg ley (Br), Cardiff; San Glo n Corpronie, do or do; RB Chapman (Uri, Bristol; (tal), Havre: brigs Danatless, Lisbon’; Joseph Barbados; Susan (Br), Halifax; Don neaple (Br), Exet p) rnambaco; © Port au Prince (Br), Bahia; J Leizhion, Jac le: lan,’ Fannouth, Ja: GV’ Richards, st caibo: 8 8 Bickmore, Frederickstadt; IM Piske, Cape Hayti; Isaac . Dunkirk ; alaga; Dashawa) irs TS Mela hn M Hattie, Ja Oliver, Aux Cayes; Sohr Louisa D (Br), Wagner, Lagua: ker. | Schr Mary § Lunt (Br), Simmons, Grenada—B J Wen- | ir Addie Wessels. Olin, Blneflelds—G Wessels 1 Sclir Maid of she Mist, Smnith, Pomt-a-Pitre—B J Wen- Schr Race Horse, Bryan, Port au Prince—B J Wen- berg. Pains Eothen, Brandtburg, Aux Cayes—Youngs, Smith 30. 0 ‘chr Hattie Haskell, Young, Aux Cayes 0 ‘Sehr Franklin Treat, Downing, St Thom: ket—B J Wenberg. Sehr Louis W vana—Rackett & Bro. Sehr Silver 5p sau, NP—Simpson, Clapp 50. Ware orig Light (Br), Stetson, Hallfax—D R De ‘olf & Co. Schr Kubena (Br), Secord, St John, NB—Heney & Par- | er. Schr Clara Woodhouse, Mount, Brazos Santiago— Woodhouse & Rudd. Schr Mary A Ivins, Bodine, Norfolk—i R Staples. Sehr G M Wentworth, Collins, Cainis—Jed Frye & Co. Schr Lady Franklin, Olsen, Boston—Chas Twiny Schr © Acken, Meade, Stamford—Stamtora turing Co. ‘ Son Dart, Wilhhams, Stamtord—Stamford Manufactur ing Co. Steamer § F Phelps, Grumley, Philadelphia. Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philndelpnia. amer Bristot, Wallace, Philadetome. amer Middlesex, Buell, New Haveo—H W Jackson & Casta, Ha’ Wass, fanutac - REFORTED BY TAR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINBS. Steamship Alreria (BP, Garrett, Liverpool Nov 22, via nstown 234, with mdse and 27 goseengers to CG raucklyn, Dee 2, 33.N, lon 5119 W, passed bark George et Matilda (Fr), bound ‘east; same day, lat 4221, 3) mies 9, an Toman steamship, do: Sth, WA ndy Hook, @ brig-rigged steainship, do; 1 “rigged steamship, do. ip City of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool Queenstown 2im, with mdse and passengers 1 lot 3) 30, passed a bark- to J G Dale, Nov 25, lat placed, stratght Stem, Spanish steamer, bound east; Dec 40, lon 52, P bound east; Sd, lat 42 eed as 0 ore ache Honry W Krown (of Marblentad), with oll; Sth, lat 40 80, lon 67 50, passed Anchor line steamer Olympia, of Seer wecee Cee : ae i of Sandy Hook, a Cast; samme day, . py tr 10% r), Shand, Glasrow Nov 19, va Mo- ‘with mdse and pasedgors to Henderson Bros. ip America (Ger), Bussins, Bremen Nov 19. Southat ton 234, with mdse and 171 passengers to ric! 10. Steamship Albemarle, Reed, Norfolk, with md: passengers tothe Old Deiminion Seam sti Co. adhe ship Satan, ‘atterson, Liverpool 0 days, with mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & Vo. Bnip Emily Varnum, Lord, Liverpool 42 days, in bal- last to Benner & Pinckney. ‘Ship Abigail (of Yarmouth, NM, Ravmond, Liverpool 32 ep) in ballast to master. nchored at Sandy Hook for orders. Bi vk Albion (of Liverpool), Burke, Liverpool 31 days, in ballast to master, Is anchored at Sandy Hook for or- le thin Atlag (Nor), Larsen. Cardiff 49 days, in ballast to rigged stea: stopped and suppli | Davi -Wind at sunset NNE, tient ee “ Shipping Notes. Bark C¥%oline Premuda (Aus), tons, was low from (We balance dry dock foot of Pike street on Thurs- | day ‘inst, after patching metal, Steamship San Salvador, “71 tons,of the Savannah line, is now on the large balance dock adjoining, to paint bottom. The entries at the screw docks toot of Market street have been as tollows:—On the large dock, brigs . 167 tons, to adjust shoe and paint; Carrie E Pick- ering. 274 tons, and Morning Light, 271 tons, both to patch metal, and Unelo Sam, 141 tons, to strip, calk and paint On the middle dock, pilot boat TS Negus, to put copper on the water line, amd schr Alzena, 24 tons, for slight general repairs. On the «mall dock, propeller Trojan, to get rope out of her wheel. Steamship City of Saw Antonin, 1412 tons, of the Texas line, was lowered from the mammoth sectional dock toot of Rutgers street, on Friday, alter painting, and was fol. | lowed by United states storeshiv Supply, to clean and patch copper. On the small sectional dock adjoining have been bark Mayflower, 1% tons, (0 patch inetal, and sehr Oriola to put on new keel. Op the large sectional dock at Clinton street have been propeller Mediator, of the Loriliard line, to adjnst wheel; ship Thomas Dana (new, 1445 tons), to put on a suit of yellow metal sheathing, and ferryboat Long Island City to paint. On the smaller dock adjoining have been bark Vesta (Ger), #0 tons, to coaltar bottom, and sehr Nellie Crow- ell, 387 tons, to strip, calk and remetal. Messrs PJ O'Connell & Co have had on their Erie Ba sin sectional docks tug Rattler, for general repairs; bri and Santiago for general repairs and patching, torm Child, and Ridgewood for painting. ople’s Dry Dock, foot of Gonverneur street, the sche Mary D Leach was calked and parnted, the tw bout Brilliant had anew wheel adjusted, the elevator Domestic was up for examination, the elevator Malster was calked and painted, and the sche Way is stil! on, being generaliy repair Telegraphic Marine Correspondence, = Newronr, Ri, Dec 6, 1473. ‘The three-masted sehr J C Cottingham, Ayres, reported in the Heratp ae putting into this port dismasted and otherwise injured duriug the late gale, was towed this morning to Providence, at which port ber cargo of coal has been disposed of, it having beem found too expensive to take her to Salem, Mass, nally consigned Murine Disa Steamsnip Costa ftrea, of the Ps line, wht PR. ifle Mail Company's h went ashore near the entrance of San Fran rbor recently, bas been repaired and was ready 10 wea Dee 6, Fumeli, Edye & Co," Ie annnnrad pt jor or ery, “a Suir Magna Cuanta (ir). Moloney, at Sen Francisco The Dark Charlotte & Anna (Ger), which arrived oe where the cargo was origi , heavy gale trom WNW to SW, during which lost lower fore and main topsails and foretopmasistay: Bank Many Ripxovr (Br), for New York, went ashore Nov 17 at Turks Island dufiang a heavy gale from 338, and was obliged to throw part of the cargo overboard be- tore getting off; extent of damage not ascertained. Brig Ewnicuerra (Ital), Russo, at Philadetphia 6th from Neweaatle, Eng, had heavy weather most of the passage, and lost and split sails. cun Wire Foam (of Providence), Somerset for Baltimore, in b Townsend Inlet, NJ, where 6! report trom her, having sustained no damage. winds had prevailed, with alow course of th os had prevented her getting off. A letter trom C: ken states that he had contracted on the wreel 0 get her off for $40. Two other sehrs ran ashore at the same place, but they, being of light dratt, were both gol off without diMeulty. Scur J Boyce, from Thueaalpaia. tor Quiney Point, returned to Vineyard taven Sth inst in tow of reve- nue steamer Mocca:in, and poner that she an- chored off Oax Bluffs night of 3d, owing to thick weather, and durin SW kale of the 4th dragged her anchor ang struck on hedge Fence Shoal; lost anchor, un- shipped rudder and sprang a leak. Scun Buta Awspen, (rom Georgetown, DC, for Boston, before reported ashore on Brigantine Shoils, NJ, haa gone to pieces. She had been previously stripped of sails, rigging, &c, which were broucbtio this city and so!d at auction. Scun Jussre Horr (Pr), from Pictou, cot ashore in the harbor of ‘t John, NB, on the Fou! Ground Dec 4, and will probably be a total low. Five of the crew are fshore, three of the crew and one woman remain on board. Scnr Metvinex, at Charleston Nov 80 trom Bermuda, experienced heavy guies, and sprung aleak, split sails, e. Sewn Sapte F Carper from Cow Bay, CB, tor Boston, was off Portland, Mo, Dee 6, going in, with loss of fore: masihead and maintopmast. Scnr 8 1. Russe, Smith, at Charleston Dec 3 from Philaceiphia, bad heavy gales, in which lost mainboom, main hoat and split sails, Capiz, Nov 14—The Amalfi, Amal‘, ffom New York for Bristol (| roviously reported by cabl), which put in here Nov 9, had lost topmasts and damaczed bulwarks, butis apparently sound im other respects; she will therefore probably repair without having to discharge, Constantinopie, Noy 1?—The Azelia, Weston, which arrived here Noy 10 trom Boston, has noted protest, tea: ing damaze. : Hanwicu, Nov 2t—The bow of the Kruze Bjorn, broken off at the fore r'ging, wi h two anchors on the torecastle deck, was italien in wit) this morning in the Galway, and has been towed in here, {The above vessel has been previous Vv pated tota'ly wrecked on the Longsand, when bcund from Bremerhaven for Pensacola.) Milliken, from jast, ran ashore 20th ult, off ‘vath, the latest Wester ¢ remained N& Dee 6—The schrs Bona Fde and Arango, 1, NS, engeeed in saving the cargo from the olen Paterson (Br), near Liverpool Har. bor, were driven ashore on the reef during tne gale of the'27th alt and totally lost. No insurance. Livenroor, Noy 19—The Itallan vessel which was in col lsion Nov 14, off Mine Head, Ireland, with the Obero arrived here trom New York, was the Chiuvart (not Jay as belore reported), from Buenos Ayres for this port, New Brprony, Dec 6—Pilot boat Penekese is reported ashore at Pune, Queenstown, Nov 2l—The Norwegian bark Energie, from Miramichi tor Liverpool 37 days, passed off Crook: haven yesterday; experienced very severe weather on passage and lost her roundhouse, —A vessel arrived at Picton reports a the lighthouse on the east end of Anti- She is supposed tu be the missing steamer Pictou, as she was brigantine rigged. Efforts will be made to get positive information. Suananax, Sept 27—The Stornoway, Short, from Bom- bay for San’ Francisco, which put in’ here Sept 2) with damage, had cut away fore and milzzenmasts, with yards, &c., had gaintopsall yards carried away, and sprung rudderhead, Sept 8 and 9 in about lat 21 N, lon Miscellaneous, ‘The purser of the steamship Algeria, from Liverpool, has our thanks for courtesies. The purser of the steamship City of Montreal, from Liv- erpool, has our thanks for favors. Quickesy Passage on Recoxp yom New Yore 10 Naw Onteans—The Cromwell line steamship New Orleans, Capt Clapp, hence Nov 29, arrived at New Orleans city Friday night at midnight, having made the fastest trip ever made from this port to New Orleans. She lett New York at 345 PM Sa‘urday, Nov 29, crossed the bar and went to sea at 5:30PM. She crossed the bar at mouth of the Missisatp/{ at 4 PAT Friday afternoon, Dec 5, reaching the city same evening at midnight. Her time from bar to bar 1s 5 days 22 hours, and from city to city 6days 834 hours, Bark Prercure, which arrived at Liverpool Oct 12, is reported sold there jor about $50,000, She is.a fine vessel of 1122 tons, uilt at East. Boston in 18%, by John Taylor, Enq, and was recently owned by Messrs T Howe & Co, of Boston. Bank Joxatnan Gonrrxy, 513 tons, built at Portland in 185%, now in the port of New York. and recently owned by Tiayer & Lincoin, of Boston, has been sold in New York on private terms, suppose ut $14,000, Banx Guacrer, of and at New Bedford, 195tons, late whaler, has been sold to parties in Wiscasset, Me, Notice to Mariners. Portianp, Dec 4, 1873. The bug light has heen placed on ihe terminal pier of ihe breakwater, about 16) feet northeast trom its old po- sition, EXGLAXD—RNTRANCE [0 THE THAMYS—WEAT SWIN BARROW SAND. Notice is hereby given that in consequence of an altera- tion in the Barrow Sand the following changes have been made in the buovage thereor:— ‘he West Barrow buoy hax been moved about 1 mile and B-l0ths to the westward ana is now painted in black and White vertical stripes instead of black and white checkers as heretotor in 7% fathoms at low water spring tides, ing marks and compass bearings, Viz :— ‘and Buoy in line with the Girdle Light Ves- t Kessel, distant 1 S10, male. es, ‘row Buoy, E N, distant 17-10 mile, Wise W. distant 1 : Maplia Buoy, Nb; ‘A new Conical Buoy, black and white checkers, and marked “Middle has been laid midway between the Fast and West Barrow Buoys. noy Hes in 7 fathoms at low water spring tides, The Buoy with the rollowing marks and compass bearings, viz :— West Barrow Buoy, W by 8 % 8. distant 1 7-10 ini: East Barrow Buoy, ENE, di-tant 1 6-10 mile. Maplin Lighthouse, N by" % &, distant] mile. By order, ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary, Trinity House, London, Noy 2, 1873, EAST COAST—ALTERATION IN CHARACTER OF THR LOWESTOFT NIGH LIGHT. Adverting to the notice from this house, dated 13th Ang Jast, to the effect that about the monh of Nov the char- acter of the Lowestoft High Light would be cnanged from xed to revolving, showing @ flash of intervals of 3) seconds Notice is hereby given that, ow'ng to unforeseen cir- cumstances, the alteration will mot be made until the month of January next, Due notice will be given when the change is effected. By order, ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary. ‘Trinity’ House, London, Nov. 2, 18,3. BALTIC SEA~GUL? OF FINLAND—FIXED LIGHY ON STIRS FoINT, With reference to a previous notice to mariners. dated 1th October, 1873, on the establishment of « light on Stirs Point, Biorko Sound— The Kussian government has given farther notice, ‘That the light is a fled white light, visible between the bearings SE round by NW by W. elevated 117 feet above the lev: andin clear weather should 12 miles. is is of the second order. The tower, or atone, is 6 feet high, petazonal, shaped, ainted white ai attached to the keeper's dwelling. sition, Tat 60 1020 X. lon 292 KE, Ki i Noto—his light will facilitate the navigation of the Gulf at its narrowest part, and also for entering and Jeaving Biorko Sound. All bearings are magnetic. Variation, 3 degrees west- erly in 187% 2, command of their Lordships. 20. HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer. Hydrographic office, Admiralty, London, Nove Le, 1873, MEDITERES NEAN—ITALY—WEST COAST—BREAK WATER IN GULY OF SPP2ZIA, The Itatian govy@anment bas given notice that the which issptemted to protect the Maratime Ie now ni will in progress of construction. ced between the toris Santa ria aud Santa theresa; Ttis to have a mean width of Feet at th rsh, 20 1 the upper part, and tt Ne Afeet above the mean level of the sea. The passage at Tis woaterns two cables in breadth, and ove Cable at its eastern end, A at 6 cables, 8 cables and 1 ‘ort Santa Maria, as also masts 8 cables respectively from te tort; these masts by day carry a green flaw ant by wight exhibit & licht Other mists and lights will be ed and exhibited as the work advances, ulso be exhibited on Fort Santa Marta, ntering the Gulf are recommended to of about three cables from Fort Sania mand of their Lordsh Gy O_LHENRY RICHARDS Mydrographer, Hydrograpte office, Admiraity, London, Nov lL. lst, aria, By con AUSTRALIA~QUERNSLAND—TREMPORARY RIVER, The Colonial Government of Queensland has given no- tice that a temporary fixed white light, visible seaward between the hearings SE and NW, 1s bow exhibited trom the pilot station on the south head of Burnett River, which in clear weather should be een from a distance of nine miles. Position, lat 2445 8, lon 162 25 LiGH?, BURNETT VICTORIA—PORT PIILLIP—LEADING LIGHTS ror THEE souTH CHANNEL, With reference to Notice to Mariners No. 31, dated 29th March, 1873, on the intended establishment of Leading Lights for the South Channel, Port Pnillin— Tie colonial government hus tiven Jurther notice that from the Ist September, 1873, the Eastern or Inner Light would be exhibited at'the end of the jetty at Droma: fhe light is @ fixed green light, and in clear we: should be deen from a distance of four miles. Also, that the erection of the Pile Lighthouse at No. 10 Buoy would necessitate the removal of that buuy from the kame date, (All bearings are magnetic, Variation 71; deg cast erly in 1873.) By command of their Lordships, GEORGE WIENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer. Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, Londun, Nov 1h, 1873, Whatemen, Sea Ranger, Allen, of NB. was at sea, no date, lat W, buving taken 60 bbls sp ¢ nce leaving Hobart Town. Was bound hpbking, and would probably touen at Taleahuano and beat home insane, Reports Park Bs, y 29, barks Islander, and Water Witch, of Hobart Town, clean. Bark Courser, of New Bed vetore reported there and not the vessel. When last Cap! Jourser was level with the water. standing uprignt. The captain of steamship Mata, which ran her down, thought of trying to tow her into Lota. Spoken, Bark Magdala. Brough, from Colombo for New York, 00 date, lat $4 90, lon 76 (by steamer Foster, at Boston from Charleston) Bark Comet, Perriman, from Saq Francisco for Hono- Jul Noy 44, lat 29.N. lon 124 Bark Nordin, of and from Boston for Demerara, Nov 22, Jat 38 16 N, lon 6525 W. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. , Was not towed into Cor- Wh a ny TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Movements of Shipping trom and for the United States, Loxnon, Doc 6, 1873. VESSELS ARRIVED. Arrived at Liverpool Dec 6, ship Lady Dufferin (Br), Evans, from Savannah: barks Lizzie Williams, Ha), from San Francwvo; Atlantic. Laivhton, from do, r GET. Baa nS : See west co ; pee “W frante? (20. | Br), Lawrence, Liverpool; br! r Arnived at Gloucester Dee 6 barks Wi. Le e ae Uh nana Sone Buln ove Ma D vanper (Br), Poster, Kirby, from New York; Privi Dubrovacki (Aus), “sty | yi ed av altimore, remen brig ie, from do; Grad Karlovas (Aus), Guisti, from do. Wigarron, * Bossi Arrived at Hartlepool Dec 6, bark Neptun (Rus), Ny- man, from New York, Arrived at Queenstown Dec 5, steamship Cuba (Br), Moodie, from New York for Liverpool; 6th, Wisconsin (Br), Freeman, from do for do; barks Paolina (Ital), Fer- rigni, and Sea Drift (Br), Aitkenhead, from New York; Polina (Br), Leslie, from Boston. Arrived at Antwerp about Dec 4, slip Gladstone (Br), Pinkney, from New York. Arrived at Havre Dec 4, steamship Ernst Moritz Arndt (Ger), Felberg. from New York for Copenhagen and Stet- tin; 6th, bark James L Pendergast (Br), Bates, from New York. Arrived at do about Dec 4, barks Assyria (Br), Easton, from Charleston; Queenstown (Br), Kent, from New Or- Jeens. Arrived at . Giovannia, from United States. VESSELS SAILED, Sailed from Liverpool Dec 6, steamship Jaya (Br), Mar- tyn, tor New York. : Sailed from Rotterdam Dec 5, steamship Maas (Dutch), tor New York. Sailed from ——, Krageroe, for United States; Alpha, for do; Nymphen, for do. Foreign Ports. Rast Hannon, Nov 24—In port bark Windsor (Br), Gard- ner, for Boston’ in 4 days Gxxoa, Nov 13—In port ship Vremler (Br), White, for New York: barks syra, Pettinciil, for New Orleans; Rat- faele Liguro (Ital), Consigilere, sor Baltimore; Seratino (tab, Zumino, for’ Boston; Onalaska, Wheeler, for New or! Havana, Dec 6—Arrived, steamship Cleopatra, Man- ken, New York. Hatirax, Dee 4—Arrived, brig Annie Vail (Br), Spen- cer, Philadelphia, Cleared Dec 2, brig Angelia, Bray, St hargaret’s Bay, to load for West Indies, Liverroot, Dec 6—Arrived, ship Princeton, Robertson, lew York. Also arrived at do Sth, schr Hartatene, Dunham, New ork. Arrived previous to Dec 2, ship Orient (Br), from Que- “t Jouxs, NF, Noy 1l—Arrived, steamship Bloodnound (Br), Jackman, New York (and ‘left 2lst tor Glace Bay) ; 1th, bark Viola (Br), Case, do. St Joun, NB, Dec 4—arrived, sebr Addie & Nellie (Br), Cameron,'New York, Cleared 34, brig Ellen H (Br), Flynn, Havana; schr Martha A (Br), Glass, Cardenas, [Pr Steamamr City or Mos At.) fvensen, Philadel- ‘oung Eagle, Simpson, ‘bee. In the river 19th, Success, Jessop, from Boston, Bristo., Nov 20—Sailed, Juventa, France, Pensacola. In Kingroad 20th, Aguila, Genarra, from 'New York for Gloucester, Barnow, Nov 19—Sailed, Excelsior (s), Joss, New York. Bremernayve ov 16—Arrived, Leipzic (8), Hoffmann, Baltimore . Haparanda, Wiehman, Philadelphia; Grat Behr Negendank, Kindorf, do. Bailed 19th, Kosmos, Meyer, New York. Dosux, Nov 18—Oleared, Leda, Medanich, New York; Frank Marion, Dillon, ‘Charleston; King Harold, Schwang, Baltimore. Fatmourn, Nov 20—Arrived, Annie Ainsley (6), Corkery, New York for Antwerp. GLasgow, Nov 18—Arrived, Trojan (s), McQueen, New York. Salied 19th, Iowa (@), Shand, New York (and from Gree- nock 20th). ‘GuxuNoce, Nov 0—Sailed, Bruce, Fraser, Pensaco! Gumeatran, Nov 10—Arrived, Mary E ‘Thayer, Gro: nich, Cephaloma (and cleared for New York) ; Hortensia, Ellefsen, Genoa (and cleared for Pensacola). pllastixas, Nov 12-Off, Percy, Jewell, trom London for ensacol yalavex, Nov 19-Arrived, Bessie Grenfell, Grentell, New ‘ork. Haver, Nov 18—-Cleared, Lena Thurlow, Corbett, Charleston. Sailed 17th. Salvador, Asante, New York. Hytyoer, Nov 18—Arrived, Brothers & Sisters, King, New York via Brouwershaven. Cleared 18th, Dimarchi, Maris, New York. Sailed 18in, Duisburg, Holies, Brouwershaven. Irswicn, Edy 19—Sailed, Victor, Strandberg, Baltimore, Liverrdot, Nov 2—Arrived, Chrysolite (6), Abram, Savannah, Sailed 19th, Pocahontas, Shiell, Southwest Pass; War Spirit, Duncan, Pensac Ardenica, Bruce, New Or- leans; Theodore; Galvestor Cleared 19h, Onni, Jensen, New Orleans; Antonio Ma- ria, Glarar, Baltimore. Entered out 19h, Langen, Engelstad, for Doboy. Lonvon, Nov 19—Arrived, 8 Amalia, Bengtsen, Wil- mington, NO. Saiied from Gravesend 19th, Eideren, for Pensacola; 2th, Nicolo Barabino, Piazzo, New York. MAnseinixs, Novy 17—sailed, Amalia, Bergert, New York; City ot Montreal udgett, Genoa, Mavritios, Oet I In port Talbot, Simmons, from Swatow tor New York, repaired and ready for sea. Newvort, Nov 13—Sailed, Ocean Home, Sohst, New York. acqtkkat) Nov 16—Saited, Sarah A Dudman, Rose, Phita- elphia. Papana, Sent 29—Arrivea, Clara, Nickels, Batavia. Sovrmaierox, Nov 19—Sailed,’ Flora, Hubner, ork. ‘Troon, Novy 19—Sailed, Sarah Wallace, Armetrong, Car- enas. rear Nov 18—Sailed, Ocean Phantom, Webster, Pen- sacola. ‘kL, Noy 18—Saited, Virginia, Monterola, New York. Ventnor, Nov 19—Passed, W H Jenkins, Seeley, froin London tor Ourditf. New (Pee Steamsnir Avcents.} aAtamznn Nov 1-cailed, “‘Orvarodd, Johannesen, Phil eli sailed trom, Flashing Roads 17th, Jacob A Stamler, Samson, New York; Guiveppe, illo, do. sone Bar, Oct —Arrived, Auna L Taylor, Percival, on. ‘Bracty Haan, Nov 19—Off, America, Koper, from New York for Bremen. jpbrevasn, Nov’ 1—Sailed, Pekin, Sutherland, Chartes- n. Brouwrnsnaven, Nov 19—Arrived, Duisburg, Holjes, Helvoet (and sailed 20th for Baltimore). Buxwxnnaven, Nov 16—Sailed, Goetho, Steenken, sup- posed for New York; 28th, Strassburg (®), Now Orleans (apd was off Yarmouth 2st). Batavia, Sept 29—Arrived, Gutenburg, Braren, San Francisco (and sailed Oct 2 for Tagal), Canpirr, Noy 21—Arrived, Almena, Eldridge, Bremen. Sailed Jist, Delta (8), Stevens, New York, gerntered out 19th, Florence Treat, Short, for Montevi- eo. Carevanvor, Nov 20—Sailed, Irene, Parry, Savannah, , Nov ‘ailed, rnia, Freeman, Boston. ConstantinorLe, Nov 10—Arrived, Azeiia, Weston, Boston: Ksploratore, Longobardo, New York. : Crrty, Noy 17—Artived, Helen Sands, Woodside, Phila Cancurta, Nov 21—Arrived, Cora, Coombs, Galle. Dat, Nov 2l—Arrived, Nicolo Barabino,’ Piazza, Lon- don for New York (sailed and put back and anchored). Passed 21st, Glacomo Mortolo, Chiesa, trom Boston, E, for New York. DunGevess, Nov 21—Passed, Cleaveland (s), Appleton, jew York for Rotterdam. 1m, Noy 2i—Arrived, © O Wetmore, Starkey, Do Tquigue. Sailed 20th, Hattie M, Cunningham, New Yorx. Dantzic, Nov 18—arrived, Aurelius, Trail, New York; Amphitrite, Grau, Philadelphia, Exstnork, Nov 18—In the Sound, Amanda, Schultz, Philadelphia for Dantzic. Fatoutn, Nov 2)—Sailed, Annie Alnsley (s), Antwerp; Henok, Haggie, Limerick, Groucester, Nov %—Arrived, Express, Hageman, New York; Raffaele, Gambardelia, di Guascow, Nov 20—Arrived, Castalia (s), New York; An- Blia (8), do. Gnexxock, Nov 20—Arriyea, Cameo, Marshall, Chat am, NB. Salled 224, Virginia («), Sadler, New York. GaNoA, Nov 18—Sailed, [da_M' Comery, York, Messina Gotecn 1a, Lord, Palermo; Barletti, Kundani, New Ur- leans; L-th, TC Jones, Berry, Messina. utan, Noy 20—arrived, Galley of Lorne (#), Robin ). son, nghae, &c (and sailed 2st tor New York). Hampune, Noy 19—Arrived, Thuringia (8), Meier, New ‘ork. P ee Jobanne Mathilde, Olsen, New York; Elias, ietro, do. Cleared 20th. I Sargent, Leighton, New Yorr. afiec from Cuxhaven I8th, saxonia (), Nigisen, Orleans via Havana (and pass rmonth 22d), IyLvort, Nov 20—Arrived, Bravo, Cbrisioilerron, New York. Sailed 20th, Yreka, Winthers, Philadelphia, Mavak, Nov 18—Satled, Lena Thurlow, Corbet, Charies- ion. Live ov Wicnt—Of Dunnose 20th, Elien Austin, Griffin, from London for New Yor! Livenroot, Nov 20—Arrived, Greece (s), Thomas, New York (gnd entered out 2ist to return); Batavia (9), Mou. Jand, doszist, Leona, lyancich, do; Australian s) Peters, Mobil Sailed 20th, Onmi, Jensen, New Orleans: 2ist, Arbitra- tor, McSherry, Tybee, Texas (s), Bouchette, New Or- jeans , veelcirga 2pth, American (3), Wallace, St Thomas, £0; Colttiters of Minto, Bever!, t Pass: 2ist, Mans ; hattan (s), Price, New Yor! rigo, do. ‘Entered out 20th, Sunbeam, tor 1yoce; 2lsy Victory, Proud, Southwest Pass, ‘Off Point Lynas 19h, War spirit, from Liverpool for Pe the. veniecow” Nov %—Arrived, Alice Roy, Douglass, New York; 22d, Yorkshire (s), Kennedy, do. Cieared’ Zist, Zalieman, Hansen, New Orleans; Dun- robin Castle, McKay, do; T Yunham, MeLean, Sandy Hook; 234, Flora, Hansen, Pensacola; Hay Fruen, Lar- . New York. wRintered out 2st, Holland (s), Bragg, for New York; 224, Vegar, Albrechisen, Philade!phia, Sailed irom Gravesend Zist, Ros! rd, do. wie NoasTn, Nov 20—Saiied, Mary Ann, Russell, Doboy. Lonponperny, Nov 21—Suiled, Harvest Home, German, , Pensacola; 224, New Orleans. ad a Oct 2%—Arrived, Angtolino, Schiano, Trapani (and sailed Nov 6 for New York); 28th, Oxsea, Towrie, it (and soiled Noy 8 for New York via Messina), Belrostne Nov l2—Arrived, Robert Dillon, Blatenford, York. Nov 12—Arrived, Govdale, Goodale, New Yorkied 12h, Abby Bacon, Merrill, New York. Naxtes, Nov — ‘Pacem, Nov 16--Arrived, ORANG, Sept 20—Arrived, Herald, Gardner, Ba- Henry Flitner, Dickey, *SureNsroww, Nov M1—Arrived, Mimi, Ranning, Mon- Weeorrannam, Nov 19—Cleared, Ida Lily, Otis, Savannah: Wilhelm. Behrens, A: "i bg ore mA, ‘Nov ‘%—salied, Koyal Minstrel (6), Hender- tin \, Bi re. woe sUTHAMPTON, Nov 2—Arrived, Paolo, Peragatlo, New York (and sailed for Dublin). Searonp, Nov 20—Off, Virginia, from Amsterdam for ¥ wevaucrone, Oct 1—Salled, Marshal Peliister, Ferguson, N nen ‘TncR4o, Nov 20—Passed, Lite Brigade (s), from Shields for New York. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Dec &—Sailoa, steamship John Gtbeon, Winters, New York; schrs Ruth Shaw, Boston; © ¥ Ba: ker, do; E D Endicott, Providence. BOSTON, h (rpg ei ig oid im taote, Mat- thews, Savannah ; Geor; ppold, Loveland, Baltimore: Arica’ Wheldon, Philsdelptia: York; Nereus, Bearye, do; al Jan Ingelow, Shetaber, do; barks Zinge Jand, Goree ; Smyraiow, Bayo Sarea Long, Demerara; Planet (Hr), White, Cap schooners Lucy Holmes, Campbell, Miragoane Ball, Cahoon, Nanticoke, Md; Ada J’ Kimonson, Bab, Baltimore; John T Mungon, Munsom, do; Hattie N Gove, Merchant, Phil ia, © Ht Foster, © Baymore, Barge, do; H & Russell, Me or Spray, Jones, Weehawken; J B ort Johnson, Gleared—Steamers William Lawrence, Howes, Ralti- eon, Philadelphia; Glancus, omwell, Richardson, ick, Surinam; Avona orrey, liven, Perry, Bronswick, Ga: schrs 'y U Winship, Doané, New bri ? Reynard, Hall. do; Anna K Kranse, Pervere, do. BALTIMOR! . 6—Cleared Resmpips Baltimore (Ger), Lilienhain, Bremen; Sarng looper, Savan- bab; fea ini) Dutwon, Gbariestous bark aune Choshyre rrived, Felicite, Noblank, Charles. | dones, Baltimore’, Wil tiiporn CHARLESTON, Dee 3—Cleared. ship’ Oity of Halifax: (Br), Roberis, Liverpool; bark Douglas Castle (Br), Lin- degreen, do. 6th—Arrived, steamships Jas Adger, Lockwood, New York; Mercedita, Marshinan, Bostow. Sailed—steamship Titian (Br), Gatveston; sebr L 8 Dee Vis, Savannaly Hast MACHIAS, Nov 20-Sailed from below. sehr Ken. sett (new), whing, New ork (ant returned Dee Zin consequence of head 'wints and severe weather at seq; several of the crew frostbitten). “4 GALVESTON, Dec $~Arrived, vana, KEY WEST, Nov 4—Arrived, schr G W Dill, Ellis, New York (and sailed same day for Tampa). = Sulled chr 8 T Ciark, Bellows (trom New York), Cor- pus Christi, MOBILE, Dec 1—Arrived, ships Melmerby (Br), Cause- brook, Dundee: Abby Ryerson (Br), Lunkerton, Bremer- haven; Ivanhoe, Herriman, Liverpool; bark’ Neptune Se rigmuot Anna: Trott, 1 Sehr Anna, Trott, Havan NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2—Arrived, Br). Griffiths, Vera Craz via Brazos; ¥az00, Philadelphia; barks Clotilde (Sp), Farris, Rio Janearo ; Danuble (Fr), Fleury, Havan roline (Sp), Tower, 0. Cleared—Steamshio Minnesota (Br), Hamlin, Liver- 001; ships Hy Pelham (Br), Doyle, do; Ellen Southard, Yoodward, do. bth, 4 PM—Arrived, steamship New Orleans, Clapp, Xm 8 n; St Jago; brig Maria (Sp), Yo Rieren ani S Sailed—Steamship Jamaican; ship Tabor. NEWBURYPORT, Dec 4—Arrived, schr Charles Moore, Russell, Philadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, Dec 5—Saitea, schrs M & E Hender- son. Spear, Georgetown; Mary Weaver, Weaver, Pbila- delphia; Northern Light, Iretand, do; John H Perry, Hawes. do; Hattie Perty, Chase, ant L'8 Fisk, Wilda, lew Yor Schr Howard, from Cadiz for Boston, mistook Buzzard’s Bay for Vinevard Sound, and on the 4h was at anchor in close proximity to Black Rock. She will be taken out of the bay-as soon as the weather moderates by a pilot from steamer Helen Augusta. . RWICH, Dec 5—Arrived, schrs KE Burton, Alexan- § W Williams, Hoboken; R H Daly, do; Chief, do. led—Schrs Niantic, New York; N'H Read, do; wright, do; Millie Frank EW HAVEN, Dec 5—C Dill, New York; schr Highlander, Wond, do. eg-Schr A Heaton, Smith, from Baltimore, did not ar- rive 4th. PENSACOLA, Dec 2—Cleared, bark Turku (Rus), Berg- many Liverpool: PHILADELPHIA, Deo 5—Arrived, bark Vindex (Br), Parkhouse, Neweastle-on-Tyne; schr James A Parsons, Young, Boston. Cleared—Bark Southern Belle (Br), Morice, Antwerp; brig A B Patterson (Br), Strobridge, Laguayra and Port Cabello; schrs Nellie J Dinsmore, Parker, Laguayra; Maggie Cain, Scull, Barbados: Lucy D, Hall,’ Boston. do, red, brig Morning Light, 6u rived, steamer Susan, Con: ig Enrichetta (Ital), Russo, Neweastle, Eng schrs Sydney Price, Godfrey, Portsmouth, 3 Mi Bowman, Cox, salem, Cleared—Steamers Nederland (Belg), James, Antwerp} Hunter, Sherman, and Mary, Crocker, Providence; Roman, Crowell, Boston; schrsJ Ricardo Jova, Little, Cienfuegos; JV Wellington, Doane, L 4& A Babcock, Smith, and'Addie Walton, Hamilton, Boston; LK Cogs: well, Lee, Newburyport Lewes, Del, Dec 5, PM—A full rigged Itallan brig, from Gibraltar, is ‘reported off the Overtalls, Nearly all the Vessels that left this AM have returned ° Ship Borneo re- mains. Steamer Kenilworth went to sea at 2:4) PM, 6th—Arrived, .schr Matoake, Martin, Spanish Main, * A large number of barks and square riggers have gone tosea this AM. A light bark arrived during the night. Ship Borneo, from Havre for orders, and about 60 achre remain, PORTLAND, Dec 4—Arrived, bark Gertrude, Plummer: (not Bruce), New York; sehr: je Bell. Hail, do; An- nie Murcbié, Merrill, Calais tordo; Huntress, Sprague, v7 lor do. hrs Nellie Chase, Dalling, Matanzas; AM Cleared—: Bird, Merrill, Baltimore. Sth—Cieared, bark Woodside, Montgomery, Montes video Mattie B Russell, York. Havana: schre Ada F Whitne: tera, Cardenas; Wiitiam Fisher, Hicker, Honduras; Lady Wi Woodbury, do; Wyoming, Fox, Baltimore: RTSMOUTH, Dec 5—Sailea, schr Armida Hall, Hall, Savannah. PROVIDENCE, Dec 5—Arrived, steamer Florida, R gers, Philadelphia; schrs Alfred Beabrook (new, of ton, 562 tous), Phillips, Alexandria; Oceanus, Young, Bveiyn, Crowley, klizabethport; Minguas, Heaney, and Horizon, Leet, Port Johnson; Wm H Howe, Whittemore, loboken. Sailed—Schr B © Terry, Birdsall, and J D Willams, Pierce, Georgetown, DC; 'G © Lane, Lane, Baltimore ; U © Wishart. Mason, Philadelphia; Wind, Warwick, renton; Jeddie, Turner: Henry Croskey, Potter, an Eva Diverty, Hand, New Yor RICHMOND, Dec 4—Arrived, steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 23—Arrivea, ship Magna Char- ta (Br), Maloney, Rio Janeiro; barks ‘Sophia D (¥r), Gas sin, Callao; Mariano, Ryder, Columbia River. Cleared—Ship Hamilton, Ross, Cork; barks Mathias Meyer (ver), Niemann, Queenstown; WC Parke (Haw).. Rivers, Victoria; Alma (Ger), Lahmeyer, Queenstown; DC Murray, Puller, Honoluiu; Mary (Br), Boulton, Cork. Sailed—Barks Benvoirlich (Br, Harris, Valparaiso; Flore (Fr), Dupuy, Queenstown; brig Accra (Dutch), Spaandermann, Punta Arenas, SAVANNAH, Dec 2—Arrived, ship Bettv (Ger), Nutz- horn, Bremen: schr Addie G Bryant, Stubbs, New York. . ne jared Bone Royal Arch, Crowell, Wood's Hole via ull River. 6th—Arrived, steamship Vanguard (Br), Cowell, Liver. Cal, do; New Wabeno (Br), Ma- hias, do; Perry, do; Mogul, Freeman, Dordt: bark Gerson (Dan), Olsen, Liverpool. Salled—Steamships Huntsville, Crowell, and San Ja- cinto, Carpedter, New York; Somerset, Providence. Cleared—Barks corn Re (Br), Hepbur, buenos ayrehs Arracan (Ger), Rossini, Bremen ; brigs Gerhardina (Ger), Visser, Emden; Idog (Sw), Invardse Ga) Montevideo, having repaired: sclirs Enchantress, Phillips, Satilla River; M E Femerick, Darien. arrived at Tybee sth, bark, Ophir (br), Murray, Gran- ton (and was ordered to Charleston). SALEM, Deo 4—Arrived, schr B C Thomas, Crockett, Port Johnson. Sailed—schr Cayenne, for Cayenne VINEYARD HAVEN, bec 5—Arrived, bark N M Haven, New York for Salem ;' brig Seanola, Satilla for Boston; schrs Summerville, Cape Haytion, tor do; Lucy and De- cora, Philadelphie tor do: Howard, Inagua for do: Car- rie L Hix, Rondout for do; Clara G ‘Loud, Port Johnson for do; Addie F Cole, Virginia for do; Belle Brown, New York for do; Sand Point, do tor Yortiand; Addie Sawyer, Weehawken for Salem; Lizzie Smith, Virginia tor ¢o; Sam NeNamy, Boston for Philadelphia. Returned—Schr J Boyce, Philadelphia for Quiney Point (see Disasters). Builed—Schra.J & L Crowley, Exchange, and Lucy. 6th—Arrived, brig Grace Lathrop, Gonaives for Boston: schrs Trade Wind, Thos Hix, and Monticello, New York for Boston Mollié Porter. and JG Curtis Virginia for Elizabethport for do; M B Mi 8s Mayflower. ‘toledo (Br), ool: sl n (trom Brunswick, do; Nellie Belle, ra honey, Fort Johnion for do; Henry, Philadelphia for do; Amos Walker, Baltimore for Portsmouth; Flora King, Weehawken for do; (ene for Portland; Sinaloa, } 3: R ‘ach, Port Johnson for Rockland; Eddie F ‘Treat, Port Johnson for Lynn; Minnehaha, Boston for Mosquito In- let; A M Cloutman, Tenant's Hacbor for New York; Lucy Baker, Bangor for orders, Salled—Schrs Minnehaha, Decatur, Oakes and A M Cloutman. WILMINGTON, NC, Dec 4—Arrived, barks Ernst (Ger), Erdmann, Havre: Thomas Small (Ger), Dillwiltz, Bar- bardos; & Shun (Br), Edmondson, Navassa; brigs Nep- tune’s Car (Br), Vike, Plymouth: Zwela (Nor), Ornmand- sen, do; Nellie Mitchell, Cady, Port au Prince; Joseph Howe, Hughes, Pernambuco:’ schr Daniel Pierce, Pier ton, Boston. Cleared—Rarks Elite (Br), Avery, London: Jessie God- win (Br), Tempel, London; brigs Juno (Ger), Ibberken, erp. Cork for orders; Vera (Nor), Sorensen, Antwerp. 2 _MISCELLANEOUS FRENOIDS, 569 Broadway, sé Prince strest cormor. © Ww. Great c WwW. Importer of shing Goods ‘rench Jewelry, FRENCH, ‘Men's Far and Fine (569 Broadway, Prince street corner. HOLIDAY GIFTS. Fancy CHINA TEA SETS, fancy CHINA DINNER SETS, STLVERPLATED WARE, ‘The largest variety the clty. Cheap! Cheap! Chew ! ! at BASSYORD'S|” BASSFORD'S! azar, Cooper Institute (Astor place). Third and Fourth avenue cars ___ pass both doors. 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French China Dinner and Tea Sets, of gur own manve facture, jan Groups and Figires, Bronzes, Clocks, Parian net pet Tollet Hots, Vases, retailed during Poosnibes atgreauy reduced DrtSWOo & DOTTER, 30, 82 and 4 Barclay street, New Yor VER WATCHES ND SIL" ‘Out thie N CONSIGNMENT.—GOLD A) -haif tho usual retall prices. oat and’ call soon, GEORGE By SMITH, 336 corner of Worth (ap staire), ek iettaentinal 8, at sree pelt Ui fine Toys to be roll at very ai teen TAVELEY’S, 819 Broadway, Lightly near Eighteenth street, bark Corea, Snow, Ha” joutiiwest Pass, De 2—Arrived, bark Constancia (Sp), * avana,