The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1874, Page 10

10 AMUSEMENTS. Lyeeum Theatre—English Opera Bouffe. Miss Ciara Vesey, the sister of the prima donna @f the English op’ra vousfe, made her first appear- ‘ance last as Oswald in Ofenbach’s opera, “Gene- Wieve de Brabant.” Her succes# was of the most wrequivocal kind. But in this company Miss Emily Soldene seems to carry off all the honors, Bhe st representative of Drogan we have had eg Tork, apd her beautial voice and clever acting lend new interest to the wei worn music. The opera 18 placed on the stage superbly gad the chorus aud orchestra deserve much praise. The process of dilution through which the bpera is put in order to present it, without objec- uonable (eatures, im the English form, has de- prived itof mucn of its virlle strength and at- fractiveness, On Saturday evening, the last per- formance of this opera will be preveded by an drish farce, and on Monday “La Fille de Mme. Angot” will be presented ior the Orst time in Eng- lish form. Mrs. Conway’s Brooklyn Theatre. Last night this house was crowded on the oc- casion of the second appearance of Mr. E. L. Davenport in Massinger’s well known play, “A New Way to Pay Old Debts.” He was supported with much grace and ability by Miss | Iitan Conway im the rdle of Margaret | Overreach. Mr. Davenporw’s Sir Giles Over- | reach deserves the popular favor it has | achieved, It is aremarkabiy well considered and | powerful piece of acting. The actor, during the progress of the play, has to portray the soul of a man racked by ambition and ready to sacrifice even his parental feelings to his desire to obtain | Wealth and position. His lust of wealth, his scorn | of poverty, thoagh perhaps too pronounced for real lie, are true enough of the underlying | current of human passion, Endowed with good stage presence, and a face apt to express puysical debility as well a8 intense | passion, Mr. Davenport makes the most of his aa- Vantages, aud gives US 4 impersouation of rare #treugth mnot, however, be said to be a | very original conception, for the traditions of the | stage are closely adhered to, The merit of Mr, Davenport's periormance lies, to borrow a simile from art, rather in the quality of its texture | than in the originality or its design. | It has the unnsual quality of being pitched | in the = opemng scenes in @ Datural key, whence it ascends hy skilful dations toan | exhibition of power seldom met with on the melo- dramatic stage. Few efforts in the domain of arc Rave surpassed this dying scene, Where rage, caused by the discovery of the failure of his ambi- thous schemes, brings about his death suddenly of apoplexy. Tnis passage is one of very remarkable | power. It ls no vulgar scene of rant, but the struggle of a bold, bad man againt the decree of | Jate. it 1s appalling in its realism, and leaves on the mind of the spectaior an m- | pression bot soon to de forgotten, The | infections of the voice follow the sense | @! the limes unerringly, and the facial expression 80 good that nm difficult passages a pr son not knowing the language would ve able to follow the | actor, though unable to comprehend a single | Word or the diaiogve. Mr. A. Kennedy appearea \ as Wellborn, Walter Lennox as Marall, W. H. Bokee as Justice Greedy, A. H. Hastings as Lord Love}. This evening will be presented “St. Mare; or, The Soidier of Fortune.” Mr, Davenport wi play in the titie to perform ib wich he was ¥o Dave gone back to Lonuon, 0 Musical and Dramatic Notes. Offenbach bas gone to London to superintend the production of his new opera. Ab ingenious French musician has invented a metnod of playing percussion instruments by | means of a key board. Satan departs from Niblo’s on Saturday night, | thoroughly soaked in the “De:uge.” Evena bold | Seaman could stand 11 n0 longer. @At last accounts Mr. Charles Mathews was a8 * Cool as a Cucumber,” and was indulging in “A Game of Speculation” in Edinbargn. Mrs, Davenport appears to-night, at Mrs. Con- ‘way’s Brooklyn Theatre, in the rd/¢ ot Dinorah, in “St. Marc; or, The Soldier of Fortune.” “The Romance of a Poor Young Man’ will be ‘withdrawn after the matinée to-morrow. This is | the last night. It has been remarkably successiul. | { | BILLIARDS. | Three Thousand Spectators at the Tour- | nament—Vignaux Beats Garnier—Vig- maux the Probable Winner of the | Embiem—The Games To-Day. Now that the games are nearly all played and ‘that the winner can be picked out of tnree—Gar- Bier, Vignaux and Joe Dion—the interestin te games has trebied. Yesterday afternoon Daly acd Ubassy were the first contestants in the field. Daly ied and took the lead in the t{ta inning wita @run of 38, and on the fifteenth vlayed another good inning for 70. At the close of the game, when Daly scored bis 300th carrom, Ubassy had only made 104. The following is the score:— Daly—0, 1, 1, 0, 38, 3, 1, 1, 0, 0,12, 1, 1, 1, 70, 5, 1, 5 16, 0, 8, 1, 1, 5, 0, , 39 Oe : 7, '0,'0, 2,'1, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 0, 04. y—0, 4,1, 2, 36, 0, 1, 5, 2,1, 1,0, 1, 2 HIGH Daiy—38, 70, 22, 50, 39. Ubassy—36, 11, AVERAG: Daly—8 14-17. Ubassy, 3 5-33. Time of game—One Lour and twenty minutes, The second game of the afternoon séance wos played between Cyrille Dion and Slosson, of Chicago. The sollowing is the score: Slosson—1, 3, 18, » 8, 0, 5, 13, 2, 0,0, 1, 0, 0, | 1b, 50, 8 3, 9, 2 22, 1, 3, 2, 2300, Cyrille Dion—l, 14, 2, 4, 0, 30, 9, 2, 4, 4, 17. 45, 1, 1, 2, 18, EST RU Slosson—23, 23, 50, 37, 37, Bi, 44. AVERAGES, Slosson—11 1-9. Dion—10 16-27, ‘Time of game—One hour and fifty minutes. THE EVENING session was one of the most remarkable exhiot- | tions of billiards ever given in the metropolis. | There were at the jeast 3,000 peopie jammed into | Tammany Hall, and the managers deserve credit | ~_ Yor the efforts that commodate the ladies, The first game was between Albert Garnier, the present cham- pion, and Maurice Vignaux, Both men are cele- | brated billiard artists, and on this occasion taey eXcelied themselves, playing @remurkaole game. It was certainly tne most exciting game ever Played in New York. The following 1s the score: ignaux—b5, 12, 0, 7, 0, G, 0, 14, 1 3 %, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 4, 0, O, a, 0 O, 10, 0, 0, 30—; Garnier—0, 12, 42, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5 1, 5, 1, 46, 23, 1, 0, 58, 0, 1, 1, 0, 2, 8, 0, 20, 0, 1, 5, 1—288, HIGHEST RUNS. Vignaux—29, 73, d4, 39, 40; Garoler—43, 63, 46, were made to ac | 4, 73, 1 AVERAGE. Vignaux—9 21-31; Garaier—9 9-31 | Time of game—One hour and fiity-four minutes. | During the intermission the spectators were very excited, and Vignavx was pulled about and | pump-handled by about haifa hundred of his en- | thosiastic countrymen. Director Gavitt lost no | time in calling game, and the two next contest- | ante, Rudolpbe and Joe Dion, appeared upon the | ‘scene of action. The followin Rucoipne—i 0, 3% is the score 0, 43, 3, 0, 1,0, 3, 3, 47, 2, 24, 0,7, | 35—300,, | 9, 0, 6, 46, 2, 1, 1,0, 3, 4, 1, 0, 0, 6, 2, 1, 5, est ruas—Rudolphe, 43, 63, 47, 24, 60; Dion, 44. high 46, 57. Average—Radolphe, 15 15-19; Dion, 8. Time of game—One hour and tuirteen minutes, The folowing is a full SUMMARY of games played in the national grand tourna- meut at Tammany Hall ona 5x10 Grimith’s table | fitted with Delany’s wire cushions, Thirty-two games played up to Jast night. Games Games Games Highest Played. Won. Lost. Average. Bun Joseph Dion. ay 5 2 2 A. Garnier, 7 5 2 18% M. Vinnaux 7 6 1 16 23 7 4 3 21 27, re tae 4 i 7.13 i 2 5 4 104 1 4 8 ay 15-19 Ef ee 5 M4 27 73 | 7 o 7 9 13-18 o By the above it will be seen that Vignanux will ‘win ‘\he first prize if he beats Cyrille Dion to- might; but should the latter prove victorious, he ‘will have to piay either Joe Dion or Garnier for tirst money. The games will be resumed this aternoon at two o'ciock, commencing with Maurice Daly and Edward Daniels, who will be doliowed by Francois Cassy and George F. Slosson. In the evening the first game will be between | Maurice Vignaax and Cyrille Dion, and then | Joseph Dion and Albert Garnier will play the *sbirty-sixth and last game of the tournament, THE JERSEY CITY POISONING MYSTERY, | @oroner Mahan heid an inquest at Jersey City | yesterday forenoon on the body of the unknown ‘mao which was found inthe old ferry slip, adjom- “amg the Cunard dock. ‘Couuty Physician stout that he made 4 post-mortem testified bexaminstion, and found traces of arsenic strougly developed that he had no tation im arriving af the conclusion | that cleath resuited from that cause. jury, | alter a brief deliberation, rendered a verdict in | accordance with the physician’s testimony. ceased was & handsome man, five feet ten inches in height, and wore & heavy brown mustache. He 1 on a new suit of clothes, How he came to his ath isa mystery shat we authorities have beco wuabie to DOLLA Cl + 7, 0, 0, 0, 12, 1, | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. A POLITICAL SERENADE. SE Colonel Benjamin A. Willis, Congrese- man Elect from the Eleventh District, Serenaded by the West Side Asso- clation—The Colonel’s Speech—Hot Shot for the Administration. | Under the auspices of the West Side Asso- | elation the honor of a serenade was patd last | night to Colonel Benjamin A. Willis, the Congress- | man elect from the Eleventh Congressional dis- trict. It will be remembered that Mr. Willis was | Mominated by the liberal republicans, and that his nomination was indorsed by Tammany Hall, and | thas the morning after election his opponent, Isaac | Bailey, had serious doubts, judging trom the vote | Re received ina sure republican district,” whether | he haa really been a candidate, ‘The serenade | took place in front of the Windsor Hotel. Fifith ave- nue, There was an iwmense and enthusiastic crowd or Mr. Wulis’ constituents present, vesides 3 large gathering of cii‘zeus who Were attracted to tne spot by the music of the band. When Mr. Willis was introduced to the assemblage he was received with three rousing cheers, When order was re- stored he came forward to the front part of the balcony. in bis address which followed he said :— In the presence of this victory let the partisan be hushed, let demic publican alike rejoice, “for mo party can ap- propriate it It is dm oceaston tor universal thanksgiving. We may rejoice that a public Opinion 1s aroused which Will resent Wauton encroach. ments on the rights of individuals and of States; which will insist that rigat of local seli-government be recogaized in the ta the State aadin the nation; tt | that inquisitorial oppression and unconstitutional op- Pression and unconstitutional statutes be repealed or Pronounced invalid’ by the courts: that a (nancial | System shall be pursued which will make a dollar and a government promise to pay « dollay utentieal. | We may rejoice yet more at the speetacie presented by our brethren at the South giving prawe to Almighty God that their chaius are at last broken and that the rulers foisted upon them by the bayonets are soon fo be expelled forever trom power. Let us ex- ult, too, that the black man and white man have buried color ahd nationality in their labor to save the Repub- lic, and give the le to administration boasts that it ts Becessary to sustaim the adwinistration because contest between races yetendures. but, tellow citizens, we must be wise. Let us beware that victory does not beget conceit or self-sufficiency. Our victory is value- less uf ttyields bitter truit, needs of the country are imperative, We must be devoted to our principles. ire is the Worst of pagans who bows to lis party ay to an idol. An Ainerican citizen should scorn ‘a badge which makes him a slave. Party is the mere agency, an instrumentality through which our Uniess it is such agency, unless itis the incarnation of living truths, it isa shadow without substance which no iutellgent, honest wan can respect—a mere squab- bling organization, of which the spoils are the cohesive power. ‘Iheretore, fellow citizens, throw off ail shackles and dare to do what is right; brave every thing; scorn oblowuy, for principle, despite the decrees of parties, Our watchword must be jon, If there be any halung, any pondering over questions settled in the past, we will tail miserably, and will justly perish, and the same public opinion which in its majesty prose proclaimed samuel J. Tilden is chotce for G rnor of the pire State will pronounce Us Wanting, and in its newly awakened wrath bury us in the same grave with Grauusi. But, fellow citizens, I have ample faith in the future. I believe that thé men called by you to power have a thorough compre- hension ot their duties, and in this beliet L eonclude, and give you as a sentiment, “Not Democracy in name sim- Piy, but genuane, old-fashioned Jeffersonian democr «cy ; may it again be ensurined in the hearts of the people and enthroned for the centuries in city, Stave and na- Hon.”? LIBERAL BEFPUSLICAN' GENERAL COM-| w. MITTEE, A special meeting of the “Republican General Committee” was held last evening at headquar- ters, No, 455 Fourth avenue, Thomas E, Stewart presiding, The meeting having been called by a resolution to hear a repor’ from the Executive Committee in regard to the existing state of political affairs, the only business done was the reading of a paper by Mr. Glessey, The paper went on rather lengthily to speak of the recent ill fortune of the administration, The third term, the exertions of the adherents | of General Grant and the action of those in high places were vigorously — con- | demned. Explanation was given also of the | rise of the liberal republican party, which was an opposition to the administration camp, beginning | With the election time of 1872, The liveral repub- of those Who ought to have stood by the new re- pubiican party; but when the third-verm question arose the people stood up in their might and ue- feated the administration tactics. The question now arose about the tuture. It was the duty of the time to look to the developments about to come | before the country and to advance the purposes tor which tie liberai party came into existence. The paper was unanimously accepted. Tt was resolved to hold primary meetings in the several Assembly districts on the second Thar, | Gay evening in December for the election of | officers tor district associations and of delegates vo the General Committee lor 1875, and that tie | delegates so elected shall meet on Orst Thurs- | \ r principles | are carried out in the administration of the government, | Ei | Re | licans were then beaten, owing to the detection | | day of January, 1875, for the purpose of organiza. | | won, The Chairman, in conclusion, briefly addressed the meeting, congratulating the delegates on the victory they bad achieved. To the liveral party Was due the victory that had been gamed over the administration, and they ought to be proud over a victory which had vanquisied ‘one man,” Mier @ few years agoMad iguored their delega- ions, | | Great applause followed the Chairman’s speech, | nd the meeting adjout ned. THE STATE | al VOTE. | The oficial canvass of the vote, by counties, for | Governor and Associate Juage of the Court of Ap- | peals, so far as heard from, is as follows:— | GOVERNOB. Counties. ‘ockiand Jneida me Maaison. Richmond Cortlandt. ASSOCIATED JUDGE OF THE COURT OF Counties. Wayne Tompkins Seneca Wyoming Schuyler. Yates Saratoga Schencetad ve hinond 4 | land... sr] aiss| The counties all give a large majority for the constitutional amendments, ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, John S. Tryson, forty-nine years of age, residing 3} 2,8) | heavy NE winds to Hatieras; si | ton 27 W. ry at No. 191 Elm street, attempted to commit suicide | last night, at his residence, by taking a dose of hydrate of chloral, with the intention of taking bis life, a8 he Was tired Of il, as he expressed himself ai the Fourteenth precinct station house, where he Was taken until the amoulance arrived to re- move bim to Believue Hospital. THE ST. ANDREW'S SOOIETY. At the meeting of the St. Andrew’s Society last | evening, at Deimonico’s, Fourteenth street, the foliowing oMicers were elected for the ensuing | year:—President—Robert Gordon, First Vice Pres- ident—Jame Second Vice President—Jonn | G. Kennedy. M Joun Sloane, ‘atson, William Coveny and | William = Lyall. Treasurer—Kobert Dinwiddie. Secretary—Alexander Rhind., Assistant Secri tary—Thomas Maitland. Chaplains—Rev. John Thompson, D. L., and Rev. Wiltam M. Taylor, D.D. Physiclan—Kobert K. Colville, A BABY MUTILATED BY A DOG, A most unfortunate aflair occurrea in East Orange, N. J., on Tuesday jast, which may result in the death of an infant tem months old, Mr. barber, of Malverry street, near William, | large English bulldog cuained in his yard, le | Mr. and Mrs. barber Were absent trom home the | child Was lett in charge ofaservant. By some means the dog got loose and dasved into the house, Find- ing the child playing on the noor he commeaced @ moat ferocious atiack upon it, tearing its flesh in many places. He would, no doubt, have kujed it out and out had it not been rescued by the servant, As itis, it is said the child caunot live. The dog was shot by order of Mr. Barber. THE SECOND AVENUE CAR OUTRAGE, New York, Noy. 1, 1874, To re Eprror oF THE HERALD :— I have read your account of the “brutal outrage” made on a passenger on Second avenue car, No. 22, on Monday afternoon, and would state | that a friend of mine saw the whole thing and corroborates your statement. 1] think the pas- senger would lave been justified had he shot both | conductor and driver, and I will here add that 1 | Will always go well prepared hereafter for any of these city railroad gentlemen; and I think every one who Vaiues life and sound limbs shoul: provided with “articles of self-protection.” Has | tly, yours, ¥, H, GRISWOLD, 696 Broadway, ers—Bryce Gray, Joun Paton, | | ton. sehr Albert Pharo, Bingham, Port Johnson for Provi+ a 2 fe] fog Livingston. Savannah; Guif Strewm, Charleston; North Foint, Philadelpuia; ships Talisman (Br), Liverpool; | Sterling, ran Francisco (and anchored ih fe bay): barks Neversink. st Thomas, Folkvang (Nor), Lisbon SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATRS OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, ‘Steamer. Sai Liverpoot.. G | Hamburg, ,/61 Broadway. . Eiverpoo). 9 Bread way. 4 Bowling Green ry. i City of London. Baltic iverpool., 115 Broadway. tas vel Ay Broadway, Ethiopia. 3 7 Bowung Green | Hohenst Bowling 6: 1SConadt ‘ Java State Pommerania..... Rae 50 Broadway. ‘ne Queen... .|Liverpool, 60 Broadway. | City or Montreal, Liverpoot...|15 Broadway. Uy Glascow...)7 Bowing Green Havre..../155 Broadway. Bremen....|2 Bowling Green Hambure..|115 Broaaway Liverpool |¢Bowling Green | Hamburg, .{61 Broadway. Liverpool,.|19 Broadway Liverpool..|15 Broad way. 5.1Glasgow...|7 Bowlr 1 5°| Bremen. owling Green 12. | Hamburg..|61 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. . SUN AND MOON, WIGH WATER. 6 44} Gov. Island.... 444 7 oh PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 12, 1874. CLEARED. | Steamship Pleiades (Br), Lee, Liverpooi—Busk & Je- yons. erenlp Holland (Br), Simpson, London—F W J urst. Steamship Suevia (Ger), Franzen, Hamburg—Kun- hardt & Co. ee Schoiten (Dutch), Hus, Rotterdam— ve & Co. msiip City ot Havana, Phillips, Havana—F Alex- andre & Sons. Steamship H Livingston, Mallory, Garrison. steamship Gulf Stream, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quinturd & Co. i Steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, Nortolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. steamstip North Point, smith, Philadelphia—Lorill ard Steamsiiip Co. Steamship Eleanora, Jonison, Portlana—J F Ames, Steamsmip Neptune, Berry, Boston—H # Dimoc Stup George Moon, Brand, »an Francisco—sutton & Savannah—W R o. Bark St Mary, Hailowell, Arica and Caliao—J 5 Spin ney. Bark Hattie H (4r), Card, Rio Janeiro—Jas E Ward & 0. & Bark Gertrude, Crouchen, Port Johnson—Jas E Ward 0. rig Filomena (Aus), Vencniaruttl, Liverpool—Sloco- vich & Co. | Brig Curacoa (Rr), Faulkner, Curacoa—Jos Foulke’s | ons. sehr R Robinson, Rogers, Savannah—Bentley, Gilder- sleeve & Co. schr Henrietta, 001 | Smith. New Bedford—Ferguson & Herry Gibbs, Coftin, New Bectord—Ferguson & ‘ood. schr Wm Gray, Allyn, Uncasville—Ed Ripke. Floop Henry Gesner, Shand, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. Steamer W Woodward. Young. Baltimore—W Dalzell. Steamer Ehiladelphia, Davis Philadelpma—vames an Cleared 11th—Steamship State of Pennsylvania (Br), Knight, Glasgow (uot steamship State of Indiana, as re: ported yesterday). ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE UERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Italy (Br), Yhomson, Liverpool Uct 24, via Boston Noy 10, with mdse to F WJ Hurst Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norto'k, City Point and Richmond, with indse ang passengers wo the Old Do- Minion Steamship Co. | (see Miscellany) Dteamship Williamsport, Willets, Yiiliadelphia, with coal w master. Steamship North Point, Smith, Philadesphia, with mdse to the Loriliard steamship Co. steamship Albemarie, Kelly, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Vid Dominion Steamship Co Ship Alexander Marshall, Gardner, Liverpool 45 days, with mdse to C H Marshall’& Co, Made a northern pas- sage and had tresh W gales to the Banks; Oct 2, encoun- tered a violent gale trom NW, barometer falling to 23.20, in which shitted, cargo, giving the vessel a Ust of tout | streaks to port; 16th, had another heavy gale from WNW, | which blew a ‘hurricane tor 8 hours. biowing lower | maintopsail out ol the ropes; barometer 28.70. Nov 5. lat | 4247 Jon 6130, spoke bark Sunbeam (Br), from StJohn, NB, for Liverpool, Bark Pillau (Ger), Kubr, Harlingen 85 days, in ballast | to Funch, Edye & Co. Oct 7, lat 46 16, lon 40 80, had a se vere hurricane, lasting 16 hours, iu which lost and split several sails; since strong W winds. Bark Gaass (Ger), steengrafe, Bremen 52 days, with mdse lo H Koop & Co. Had strong westerly gales for the first 21 days, subsequently yariable winas. Brig Christine (Dan), scheiner, Rio Janeiro 43 days, with Coffee to Tetens & Bockmann, Brig Emma Vean (Br), Plummer, Curacoa Oct 30, with skins, &c, to Theo Foulke, No date, 70 miles south of Mona Passage, passed sbip Prenuer, of Boston, steering we ux Caves 18 days, with vessel to A Abbott. Had nce light vitriable winds. Schr & H Drummond (ot Bangor), niggins, Kio Ja- neiro via Hampton Koads 54 days, with coftee to Chas Luling & Co; vessel to master. Urossed the Kquator in Had moderate. weather. 8, ‘on Gipsey (Dan), Jayne, A logwood. &c, to Kuntardt & Co; Schr Howard (ot Boston), Googinx, St Thomas 17 day with uid iron to Baez & Bros; vesser toS © Loud & Had strong N and ¥# winds to Hatteras; thence 7 da: with light, variable winds. Nov 1, lat29 50, lon 7430, spoke bark Lady Miland, from Demerara ior Baltimore. Senr Carrie W Clark (of Provinectown), Cross, Aux Cayes 19 davs, with logwood and coftee to Kunhardt & Co; vessel to BJ Wenberg. Had strong NE winds to lat 82; siuce light, variable winds. Cet 3I, i Crooked Island age, spoke schrs Lucy, Holmes, from dayti tor Bos n, wud Brave, irom Gonaives for do. ‘Schr isosa Eppinger, Saylis, Jacksonville 5 days, with Juwber to Eppinger, Russell & 0, vessel to Van Brunt ir 0. Schr James Wall, Wiley, St Marys, Ga, 16 days, with yellow pine to 8. C Loud & ¢ 1 sehr L A Van Bruni, ‘ Wilmington, NC.5 days, with naval stores to master; vessel to Van Brunt & | Bro. Is bound to Boston. Schr © W Holt, Nealy, Richmond, Va. Sehr Win H Thorndixe, Cushian, Richmond, Va. Scar Oliver Ames, Davis, Alexandria. Schr Isle of Pines, steelman, Virginia, with wood to Overton & Hawkins. Schr Francts French, Throckmorton, Virginia, with wood to Slaght & Pett ¢ pages J Pharo, Soper, Virginia, with coal to Siaght & etty ir MS Tibbitts, Robbins, Virginia, with wood to T nion & Son, ur Cen Lorbert, Sheppard, Virginia, with wood to FS HP Havens. Schr G W Anderson, Anderson, Vir; BP Havens. Scir 8 H tiawes, Hawes, Virginia, Schr P Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ. Passed Through Heil Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse and passengers. 3 Steumsnip Gen Whitney, Hallett, Boston for New York, with mdse and passengers to Hl F ‘Dimock. Scar Addie Ryegson, Cousins Windsor, NS, for New York, 12 days, with plaster to Jed Frye & Co, Selir Helle, Jackson. Fairhaven for Philadelphia. Sehr J. Providence tor New York. Senr Chai Hubbard, Portlana, Ct, for New York, with stone to order. Sehr Jolin Mosser, Jackson, New Haven for New York. Schr Alice Uakes, Marsden Gardiner lor New York. Schr Peerless, Smith, New Haven tor New York. aceiy Alexander Youig, Young, New ilaven tor Phila- Schr Emma & Elien, Fox, Hartford tor New York. Schr Julia A Garrison, Garrison, Pawtucket tor Phil- stain, r Sc! New flaven for New 8s 8), ‘ginia,, with wood to + R Hickman, Hickman, 3, Ball, New Haven for Hoboken. Sehr ones, Branttord for New York. Sehr Sylvester Hale, Coleman, Taunton for New York. Schr Wule Martin, Willard, ' Portiand tor New York, with lumber to stewart & Co. sehr Margaret Kennedy, Sullivan, Norwalk for New ‘ori. Sehr Dr W R Powers, Norwalk for New York. Sehr O © Acken, Meate, stamford tor New York. Sehr J K Mitenell. Morrell, aimtord ror New York. Schr Asher 5 Parker, Carpenter, Glen Cove tor New York. BOUND RAST. Bark George Esson (41), Foster, New York for Pictou, . Brig Manzanilla, Benson, Amboy for Portland, senr saxon. Leland, Port Johnso: Boston. sehr Sarah L Simmons, Simmons, Philadelphia for Fall Kiver. ; ‘schr Win Mason, Frenen, Georgetown, DC, for Bridge- Felton, New Yo , Coleor ort. Pehe LL Hamil hie Carrie Jy hr Heraid, Sehr Alida, tor Northport. tor Rockland, ja ork, Y, t ‘or Boston. rovidenc pvidences Port Jonnson for Boston. New York for New Haven. Wilmington, N Sclir Willow Warp, Selir Lk Mela i Schr R D Crane, Crowley sehr L A Van bruni, Tooke , for Bose , Weehaw nior ¥ is Edwards, Bearse, ‘n for Boston Hf, Crot . Wiko! G Ori Lo for tor somersei. prt voliuson ior Danver® | Sehr Harriet Lewis, Schr Mary Susan, suow, i port. Senr Uncle Joe, Chase, Sehr K H Daly, Coon. Bark Sovhia R’ Luhrs Liverpo New York for Portland. ondout tor Pawtucket. new), Hopkins, New York for Schr Expedite, Rackett, Rondovt tor Pawtucket. Sclir Glanmore (Br), Phillips, Yortvotnson for St Joun, NB. < ‘Selir Jessen (Br), Acker, New York tor Halifax, NS Sehr KA Forsythe, Hovbie, Huboken tor staatord. BELOW. { Bark Nicola Barabino (tai), from Leith, SALLED, for F | | Steamships Suevin (Ger), (Dutel), kotterdam ; City of Ha Iam! van. barg: WA Sehol Havana; Merm: St Mary, Arica and Callao; Unetor et Enero’ (vmweh), Rotterdam; Ansia, and Orto; beigs Nellie Utal, Genors Wieser, Fredric, 3,8 Munson, and Curacoa; scr Azelda | & Laura, Baracoa, Wind ateunset NW, fresh. Maritime ‘Miscellany. Ka See Cable Nows. Breamsntr St Lovis (Br, from New Orleans for Liver- | into by & schooner comt | op | rior (Br), Jeasdale, New rors; Don Quixote, | do; Forthosa, Reyiioids, boston. ‘visited on the 9th inst by two Port Wardens, Capt Bour- ner, of the British Bark ‘Tessie Gilbert: Capt rans, of he British ship and H F Willink, master spent who asurvey. They recommended of her cargo be aisch 5 to lighten ently to enable her to be brought to the city, balance of the c: will be discharged for xamination. The wi been flooded cargo is damaged, but as fa gui he Cot- vers. i be dis oor Sun Feaucisea, had S00 for rane! a ‘passengers, for New York and Panning, and 325. bales o! tons for San Francisco. Steamsnir Orp Domixron, from Norfolk for New York, while passing Fortress Monroe night of Noy 11, was ran into the Roads, The schooner struck the steamer auidships, disabling her starvoard Wieel and damaging her upper Woodwork. The schoon- er, the name of Which is unknown, sunk in 10 minutes, butall hands were saved. [The agent of the Old Domin- graphs that the schooner Was the Louisa Crock- he wreck lies tour wiles ES of Bug Light, Chesa- Peake Bay. ]} Bar Txoxer (Nor), before reported wree ea at Do- boy Sound, has been gold for £50, Bark AspnopeL, Marey, from Boston, for Valparaiso and Callao, put into Montevideo on the 3d ult in @jeany condition. Buic Kexnern, of Halifax, was damaged to the extent ot £500 by the hurricane jamaica Nov |. Brig Luasat (Sp), Mirambell, from Pensacola for Rio _ Grande, was wrecked off Cardenay previous to Nov 5; crewsaved. The L registered 355 tons, was built in 1844, and owned in Barcelona. Scur C W Bextigy (of Harwich), Baker, from New York tor New Bedford, with 140 tons scrap iron, sprang aleak and put into ‘New Lordon AM Nov I,’ making 1000 strokes per hour. Her cargo is insured tor about 4oW in the Atlantic Insurance Company of New York. The schooner islying at the whart 1m charge ot the agent of the above company. Scun @ S De Fourest, Bishop, from St John, NB, for Rock!and, went ashore lth inst at egro Town Point, but came off with hittle damage. Scur Many & Evra, trom U port, whlch was towed into London on tho 2b tit for repairs, was taking in her cargo ol coal on the 9th inst, aud would resume her voyage in a few days. pteaMeR City or HartvorD, at Hartford Nov Il from New York. collided nigh t of 10th, about a mile trom say- brook light, with schr Klizabeth, Mapes. trom Hartford for Madison. with a cargo of lumber. e schr ran her bowsprit into the wheelhouse of the steamer, tearing the planking and railing off the entire Jength, also Johnson for Newbury- oi | smashing her bowsprit and receiving a hole in the bow. It was with some difficulty that the schr managed to get to Saybrook, where she anchored, Guoucrster, Noy 1—During a squall of wind this af- ternoon schr Exchange, Greeley, got under way tor Hingham, and went astore ou Rocky Neck. caused by her jib sheet parting. She 1s now partly tull ot water. ‘An attempt will be made to-nigat to get her off. Norrorx, Nov 11—Bark Elmira Coombs, from Pensa- cola for Canary Islands, has now discharged & consider. able portion of her lumber cargo at Graves’ shipyard, and several leaks have been found, ail proving to be above the copper, the principal, one bein below the quarter ait. The captain reports it to be rather danger ous, but thinks that with its repair, along with the repair of the other leaks along the top sides. the vessel will be enabied to proceed to sea. Queso, Nov 12—Steamship Viking (Br) for Liverpool, is ashore apout 16 miles be! Suipsvitpixc—At East Boston the keel of anew schr was laid ‘on Monday,at the yard near the Meridian street bri ize. ‘At Machias Mr John Shaw has lald a keel 130 feet in length for a vessel of over 500 tons, to be launched early next year. Mr Shaw does not expect to do much in his yard the coming winter. Lavxcaep—At Franklin, 7th inst, from the yard of Wm. H Gard, a schr called the WH Card, which measures 124.9) tons, n m. She ts owned by WH Card, ot Frank: lin; Thos Merchant and others, of Hancock ; Gardner E Blake and othsrs, of Sullivan, and Messrs D & H Gore, of from Montreal low Montreal. Boston. At Machias, 9th inst, from tne yard of the builders, Messrs Wm © & Lad Holway, brig Marv Bartlett, of about 357 tons, nm. The frame is Mew Branswick har wood—hackmetack and spruce; &c, are ail bard wood. Whalemen. Arrived at San Francisco Nov 12, barks Camil'a, Pul- ver, NB; Northern Light, Smith, NB; Arnolda, Bouldry, NB; Bart Gosnold, Witt NBs Florence, Wilfiams, 5 ceiling, deck iraime, fen Breeze, Wick: elen Snow,” and “Naraway,” all from Ochotsk Sea, . Cleared at Boston Nov 12, schr Wm Martin, Martin, North Atlantic. Sailed trom Singapore Sept 19, bark Gen Scott, Taber, of Fairhaven, for America, New Bedford, Nov l!—A despatch from R 8 Howland to Matthew Howland, dated san Francisco yesterday, reports in the Arctic Gcean, no date, bark Onward, Hayes, of this port, with 2.00) bbls oil this season; spip St George, Knowles, lo, 1,300d0 do; bark Joseph ‘Max- well, Hickmott, do, 1,0 do. A despatch received by Swift & Allen from Wright & & Co, dated San Francisco yesterday, reports tbe arrival there of ship Marengo, Barnes. of this port, from the Arctic Ocean, having taken 4 whales this scason, ports barks Progress. Dowden, NH, 5 whales: He ‘oon, do, 4do; “Mt Wollaston, Mitchell, do, Allen, Kelley, doy8 do; Tritod, Hepp! ship St George, Knowles, do, 4 do; Well, Hickmott, do, 9 do; Java QU) Fisher, do, 7do: ship Josephine, Loniz, do, 5do; Jireh Owen, Perry, do, i2 do; barks liinois, Frazer, ; Onward, Hayes, do, full. ‘A desnatch received by 1 H Bartlett & Sons, from George f Bartlett, dated San Francisco yesterday. states that ship Marengo, Barnes, ot this port. had arrived at San Francisco from the Arctic Ocoan with 30) bbls and 6,000 Ibs bone. Reports, no date. barks Illinois, Fraser, NB, with 1,500 bis oil and 20,000 Ibs_ bone; Progress, Dowden, ao 800 bbis ou, 8,00) Ibs bone: Java, 24, Fisher, 900 bbis oi, 11,0) Ibs bone: Onward, Hayes. do 3,000 bbis oil, 22,000 ibs bone; ship St George, Knowles, do 1,250 bis oll, 6,000 Ibs bone. Spoken. Bark Solomon, Ferguson, from San Francisco for Liv- erpool, Sept It. tat 23s, lon 32 W. ark Lothair (Br), Harding, from Liverpool for Key West, Oct 12, lat 422), lon 15. Bark Don Justo, trom Dublin for New Orleans, Nov 9, 45 miles SE of Sandy Hook. Brig Starlight, Tucker, from Baltimore for Bangor, Nov 12, of Barnegat. Ingstone, do, 6 arKks Joseph ; NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and shin captains are in- formed that by tlegraphing to the Hznato London Bureau, No 46 Vleet street, the arrivals at ant depart- tres from European ports, aad other ports abroad, of American aud all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same wilt be cabled totais country tree of charge and published. OUR 4ABLE SHIPPING NEWS. es Arrwerr, Nov 1l—Arrived, ship Schaldis (Belg), Kni- per, Philadeiphia. Batavia—Arrived, ship Mary Goodell, Sweetser, Rio Janciro; bark Jennie 8 Barker, Waite, do; brig HO Sibley, Colson, Montevideo. Caviz—Airived, bark Sicilian, Percival, Boston. Cxtre, Nov 9—Arrivea, bark Saga (Nor), Olsen, New York. Dunxirx, Nov 10—Sailed, United States. Genoa—Arrived, bark Serafino (Ital), Zunino, Balu- more. Grsrattar—Arrived, barks Busy, Heard, Philadelphia Bounding Billow, Reynolds, Boston; Rosalia (Ital), Pesce, New York. ‘Livxrroot, Nov M—Sailed, bark Libertas (Aus), Wy- kander, Baltimore. Also sailed 11th, bark Gazelle (Ger), Lauer, Portland (Oregon); 12th, steamship Indiana, Sumner, Philadel phia, Lowpor, Nov 12—Arrived, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borland, New York; bark Ucean Express, (Br), Crowell, Charlos- ton, Lreonons—Sailed, schr Mary Freeland, Clark, United States. Prosotixco—Salled, bark Zingra (Br), Williams, Uni. ted States. Rorrkrpam, Nov ll—Arrived, ship Macaulay, Rogers, Baltimore; bark Caroline (Swe), Rohdin, do. Su1eups, Nov !1—Sailed, bark Magnus Huss (Swe), For- sell, New York. Sovnasaya—Sailed, bark Laura A Burnham, Phillips, Boston. Yoxomama, Nov 9—Arrived, steamship Vasco de Gama bark Hilda (Nor), Olsen, (Br, Rice, San Francisco (and sailed 10th for Kong | Kong). Sailed 9th, steamship Vancovver (Br), Shaw (from | Hong Kong), san Francisco. Sailed from . ship Palmetract (Nor), Jacobsen, United States; bark Smyrniote, Sears (irom Smyrna Uct 27), Boston. Lonpox, Nov 12—A telegram from Pernambuco says dt | | | | bark Said bin Sulcan, Wakefield, from Liyerpool for | Buenos Ayres, went ashore at Paraiba, and will proba- bly be a total loss, A survey recommended that she be sold. (The Said bin suitan was 239 tons register, built at Newburyport in 190, and hailed from Boston.) Foreign Ports. Asrixwatt, Nov 9—Arrived, steamship City of Panama, Dow, New York. Sailed 7th, steamship Colon, Tanne: ussengers and 10) tons Ireighw. ox Cayes, Ovt 24—In port brig Lulan (Br), Long, for Boston 4 day’ Boxveavx—Sailed from Royan Oct 28, bark WA Farns worth, Johnson, Kucnos Ay res, Briworwaren, No, Nov J—Arrived, brig Neva (Br), Smelizer, New York. BuuNos Ayags noi Rio Janeiro), Sept 26—Sailed, bark Mendota, Perry. Batavia, bark Otac Miho (Aus), Cotticieh, Uxay, Sept S—=saued, New Yor CAGLIAani, Oct %—Arrived, brig Daisy BE Parkhurst, Hodgdon, Marsaia (and sailed tor Boston: wURACOA, Oct n port bark Rocket, Atkinson, from New York, diss. « Foocnow, sept 7—Arrived, Shangha New York (with | Anthony Burton, | neit (not Bursiey, i} bark Adele, Lapham, | Hala, Nov 12—Sailed, bark Scotland, for Charles: | ton, pdiono, Aug26—Arrived, ship Fearless, Smith, Shang- al. ‘Livenroot, Nov li—Arrived, steamship England (Br), Thompson, New Yor! Lecuors, Oct 27—Arrived, schr Annie Burr, Simpson, Palermo. Liverroot, N3, Nov 3—Arrived, brig Ella Vail (Br), Gamage, Battimor MANILA, Sept 7—Arrived, ship Caarmer, Lucas, Hong Kong, ‘vatled Sept 7, ships Hoogley, Frost, Boston; 14th, War. enhaliow, MONTRVIDE Boston ior Vai ‘arrived, bark Asphodel, Marcy, paraiso (see Miscellany), x Moxteeat, Nov W—Cieared, steamship Circassian Br, Wylie, Liverpoo Rio Janeito, Nov 10—Arrived previous, bar! Mal ueen, Connolly, Baltimore; fempiar, Whison, do; pri © Wright, Boyle, do. od re A pton Rods; Cleared Oct i, Corsica, south west sid Uzaia, for 4. =an Francisco. One, SeDt I—Sailed, bark St Bernhard Ger), Reginer, New York, Lama Arrived previous to Nov 10, ship Cultivator, Greeiman, Liverpool. Santos, Oct 6—In port sehr L . for New York, Idg. Sr i nomas, Oct 22~Arrived, schr Geo thatcier, Kcol- Jey, Balumore. Dooi, Whica ppt into Venous Poigt, below savannah, was Balled J¥th, brige Hyperion, Clark, Arecibo, PR, to load | Armstrong, | | | | McFadden, Bi c1sse, | Brick | tol Rogai | Buatan, Elicn. San Ant Delaware Breakwater; Valencia, Richardson, Tarts lanai Providence, RL. ar jon NP, Oe Si Clears , achr Henry Buschman ba yee ip Scandinavian (Br), Smith (trom mailed ath enieabl 1), bat-2 pam NB ‘Nov 12—Arrivea, schr Emma, from New ‘ork. fied 12th, brig Julia E Haskell, Haskell, Santa Cruz, Yanuourm Ne Nov 2—Arrived, brig Prospect (ér)* Marshall, New York. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA. Nov ll—Arrived, schrs J _D Williams, | Porto ew !laven. ang Avnie Berged, New York; U U Lane, 1 ek tor Passed up—Scur B R Kirk, from New Yi OSTON, Nov 12—Arrived, steamship Wm Eawrenee, Kent, Baltimore; brig Sussex (Br), West, St Martin schrs Speedwell, Driseo, Baltimore; Martha Walsh, Bui Philadelphia; « & L Marts, Avis, do; Com Keal ‘ayson, Port Johnson; A'S Murch, Woodward, Jo, Viewred—steainsiip somerset, Doane, Savannal; bark CL Pearson, Swain, Mauriius; brig Iris, Canada Creek; sehr Fomona (Br. Molyneux, St Domingo. Salled—B: BALTIMO! Arrived, steamer Elizabeth, Clark. F Elwood Doran, Boothbay (ost ips Johns. Ho) HV Loo! kins, Hallett, Boston; jew You Oj 7 bark Opnelia Hs, ehrs Eugene (Br), Winters, ‘Sweeny, steelman, Galveston; Belle Me Boston. iF UNSWICK, Ga, Nov 10—Cleared, bark Captain Dan White, Montevideo. NGOR, Nov i0—arrived, schr Tahmiroo, Smith. New York. lith—Sailed, ship John Pascha!l (new), Liverpool; brig Lewis Clark, smith, Ph:ladeiphia; sebrs Fannie Butler, jew Yor! m coming tp), Cleared—steamani ry a. (Br), BA ncoma, New York. H, Nov '10--Arrived, schr Marion Draper, Batley, with coal or Gardiner. si (new, 1535 tons), Macioon, B Gilkey, Gilkey, Pailadel- phia. BRISTOL, Nov 0—Arrived, sloop North America, Lyon, Providence for New York. CHARLESTC y 7—Cieared, ship Orpheus, Saw- yer, Liverpool ‘ah Ellen (Br), Main, do. gth—Arrived, brig Santona (sp), Cirton, Porto Rico; schrs Rosalie’ (Br), Albury, Harbor Island; Daylight, jaracon. Cleared—Schra Carleton (Br), Albary, Ni reed, Wheaton, Philadelphia via Jacksonv: Sailed—Bark soudre Norge (Nor), Taralsen, 12 rrived, steainship Virginia, Philadel, rived 12th, brigs WN ti Olemeats 1 ; Luisa (Sp), Alsiua, Havana; Lisia do:schr AJ Bentley, Williams, New York, Sailed—Bark Sarah Ellen (Br), Main, Liverpool; brig Hermann (Ger), Lange, Jo. DAN 1-Arrived, schr John D Griffin, VERS, Nov Gould, New York. FULTON, Texas, Nov 2—In port schr Henry A Taber, Benson, for New York, \dg, FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 12—Passed in, brig Anita Owens, trom Pascagoula tor Hsaltimore, Also passed in, ship Leading Wind, trom | Bath; bar! Ada Carter, trom Navassa; Frederica & Caroline, from Demerari ‘Ovli¢,” from Europe; schr Lewis Hermann, from Savannah, : Passed out—Barks Victoria, for ork; Antoinette. for Bremen; Maggie V Hugg, for Rio Janeiro; schr KAS chez, for Matanzas. FALMOUTH, Me, Nov ll—Arrived, brig M EB Dana, O'Neil, Brunswick via Portland. Faull KIVER, Nov 9—Arrived, schrs Harmonia, Ry- der, Philadelphia; Xebec, Shropsture, Trenton. h—Satled, schrs Dani Brown, Emerson, Poughkeep- parkle, Shropsnire, and Vapor, Corson, Trenton. th—sailed, schrs Jas Alderdice, Rockhill, Philadel. phia; Decora, Thompson; Roamer, McFarlan, and En. tire, Kinnear, New York; Sead, Alien, Trenton. GALVESTON, Nov li—Arrived, steamship San Jacinto (Br), Ricker, Liverpool. Cleared—Bark Annie Mark (Br), Hamborg, Liverpool. ORGETOWN, 0, Nov 3—Arrived, sch Jas Ponder, Hudson, New York hee) 3 R, Nov 1l—Arrived, schr Sarah Elizabeth, jew 9 ‘ork, MACHIAS, Nov 2—Sallod, schrs Alma, Johnson, New York; Tally Ho, Sprague. West Indica. alled, Schr Lucy Hammond, Robinson, New york; Kulma, Lambert, Baltimore. NEW OKLEANS, Nov S—Arrived up, ships Stoneman (Br), Blauveit, North Sydney, C. Roseter, New York; Livingstone (Br), Kilto niwerD via New York; barks Cerafin (Sp), Goitia: Tarragona (sp), Pasceral; Nueva Copernica (=p), Nicholas; Udouo 8 hevania; Maypo (5p), Font;' Joven (Sp), Nar- and Nueva Lubur (Sp), Giherman, Havana; Liet wen (Nor), Mathiesen, Fi Sarah, Tilley, Hos- ‘Ocean, Bergh, Liverpoo!; brig Mississippt (Ita), ri, Rio Janeiro; schr Gertrude Howes, Wara, Ru: tan Island. lith—Arrived up, ships Tasmania (Br), Willis, Bremen; Premier (Nor), Brunsgaard, do (not as before). ith—Arrived up, ship ‘ros (Sor), Carthagena, Spain: bark New Enuland, Baxter, Pernambuco; brig Hatue 8 Bishop, Bishop, Matanzas; 'schrs Robert Rutt, Routen, ronlo. Cleared—Ship George Skolfield, Spear, Liverpool. Pass-a-L’Outks, Nov 12—Arrived, steamship Moltke (Ger), trom Bremen; shin Adolphus (Br), Greenock; Araldo (Aus), Bordeaux; Yarmouth (Br), and Neptune (Br). Liverpool. trieste (Br), Antwerp; Vet: Dubrovacki ‘Aus), New York; schrs Anita, Baracoa; Jeunie Wood, Sourawsst Pass, Nov 12—sailed, steamships Ponce (Sp) Portundo, Liverpool: City ot Dallas, New York. PAOREOLE, Nov 1U—Arrived, schr “E & GW Hends,” ortiand. NEW BEDFORD, Nov M—Arrived, schr Lamartine, Allen Phila. Jelphis, NEWPORT, Nov 10—Arrived, schrs D T Willetts. Stap- lin. Rondout; Angler, Besse, and Cnas Carroll, Kelley, Providence for New York muel L Crocker, Thrasher, faunton for do; White Wing, Kobbius, Boston for Vir- inie. . Saiied—Schr Donna Anna. Whaley. Havana. NW LONDON, Nov ll—Arrived, schr Cornelius, Nor- wicil tor NewYork. NEW HAVEN, Nov 1l—Arrived, schr Samuel Davis, Place. New York. Cleared—Schr H Hickman, Robinson, Baltimore. PASCAGOULA. Nov o—Artived, schrs indianola, Bioom, Galveston; J McInnis, Davis, do; Asa Kidridge, Bahrt, Key West. Tth—Cleared, schr Lizzie, Pope, Port Antonio, Jam. PORT ROYAL, 3, Nov 12—Sailed, schr Hattie L Ful- Per, New York. Cleared— teamship Lancaster, New Yor PHILADELPHIA, Nov 11—arrived, steamship Equa- tor, Hinckley, Charleston. Cleared—schrs L 3 Levering, Corson, Providence; Ocean Wave, Somers, Fall River. , steamship Fanita, Howe, New York schrs Carl D Lothrop, Godfrey. Jarkson, Ireland, Boston; JM wburvport; Florence v Also arrived, steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Wilmington, NC: schrs Florence P Hall, Keen, St Joha, NB; Thomas Borden, Churbuck, Fall <iver (and cleared to return). Saied—steamship Llimois, Shackford, Liverpool and uc OWI. jeared—Bark Prince Hassan (Br), Gasston, Belfast, 1; brigs Uak, Strowbridge, Laguavra and Porto Cabello; Open pe. sehrs Irvine, McLaren, Ha- van; Cardenas; Ellwood Burton, . Adams; John Staples: Twenty-on Jeffries; George Nevinger, »mith; C man, E w, Shaw 5 Ma Robinson, Champion, Boston, Joseph Ba; Cambridge: Lizate D Small, 1 etchuir, Pawtucke' as, Chi ” Childs, icPadden, Portsmouti; Cambridge; Lucia B i ad. NO Bascom, ‘port. ms, M waliro: mships Perkiomen, Pierce, Artis, Boston; sehrs C Savanah: Jennie & Simmon Young, Uharlestou; fawn, Faller, Boston. Newcast.x, Del, Nov 2, AM—Passed down PM yester- day, steamships Uerks, for Fall tiver; brig Sumuel New A 3 Bt esnake Bedtord; Ratt! Bentley, Falkenburg, Weish, for Dovoy, Ga; schrs Minnie Kinney, for Fall Kiver: Elizabeth Magee, for Boston; this AM, sclirs Youn; azer, for New Bedtord: Twenty-one rriend: for Bosion, Steamship Saxon (not Norman) passe: down yesterday PM tor Boston. Two sehrs below com: ny uD. PM—Passed down, steamship, Tllinols, for Liverpool: senrs Agnes Bacon, and & Terry, tor Portsmouth; B C Knight, HS Brooks, Katie G Kovinson, U Di Balle © Ludiam, W W Pharo, and Maric(ta Steeiman, for Boston; J W Haig, for Plymouth; E B Wheaton, Washington: H N >pinner, for Taunton; Gastie Wilsoa, for Quincy Point; 4 Shaw, for Milton; KC Rankin, for Portland, Passed—schrs F P Hall, for Calais; WL Abbott, Mairs and Cranmer, L& 1) Fish, Acdie M Batrit and tlorace Moody, from Boston ; Joseph Huy, trom New Bedford; Dexter and Anna, G Edwards, from Norfolk; Win H ‘artem and Amelia Hearn, irom Richmond from Bath: Annie © Moore, from James River; Wright, from Baltimore, Lewes, Del, Nov 12, AM-—Brig Woodland, from Leg- horn for Philade!phia, and schr Serena, trom the West Indies for do, urrived last night. An unknown bark ar- rived this AM. Kevenue cutter Hamilton; an unknown venue steamer, steamship State of 1¢Xas, one brig and schrs are in port. PM—Arrived, bark Ingolf, in ballast (no port clear- CH SoH Light of the bast, trom York’s Island tor ila a. Rteumsolp state of Texas sailed for New York. In port—sehrs W C Mosley, O W Sawyer, and Lizzie Dacres, trom st John, SB. for Puiiladelpnin Goddess from Philadelphia tor Newport; John Farniim, ao for Kennebunk; D & 6 Kelley, do for Warren; Aino: Fal- Konburg, do’ for Bristol, Abby Bursley, outward bound: E D Phetps, for Philadelphia. schr J C Adkins, irom New York, is discharging at picr. steamship Lilinois went to sea at 7:15 PM. PORTLAND, Nov 10—Arrivi r Frank Maria, Tre- worgy, New York (noi as telegraphed). Sailed—Brigs Jas Crosby, Carvline Gray, and the fleet of Western bound coasters. 12th—arrived, schrs J K Spencer, Philadelfhia; Delhi, Emerson, Bruniwick, Ga. Cleared—Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York: bark Florence Pevers, Branscomb, Cardenas; brig Anna M Kright, Davis, Matanzas. Mi Hf, il—Arrived, brig Clara M Good- & POKTSMOUTH, Nov rich, Look, Cad PROVIDENCE, Nov 11—Arrived, steamship Black- via Nortolk , schirs Fosesite, jartlett, Bartlett, Philadelphia; ward Kidder, Chase, Port at) , Croton. a A sera, Phuade' sehirs ‘orto Rico; J Ib ‘diay on. Git: stone, Haliett, ‘Baitin Keily, Virgina; Wm G Bitlow, Morris, “Trento Jobnson; AG Lawson, Sailed—Steamship Mar Carrie b Allen, Newcomb, ford; WF Parker, Daniels, and Honny Boat Kelley, Philadelphia; Gale, Walton. “Trenton: Mediord, Orne; Sarah Sinith, Baldwin; Jonnnie Trench; . Johnson Crocktord, Hart: Anni Boardinan, Boyd, New MicksteD, Martin, Han loop Fred i and Al Brown, Wilson, do. PAWTUCKET, Nov ll—Arrivea, sehr J D Ingraham, | Nickerson, Philad Iphia ROCKLAND, N y 10—Sailed, schrs Prima Donna, Der- mott, Belize, Hon; Win Rice, Pressey; Exeter, Pendieton, and May Munroe, Handley, New York; HG Bird, Black: ington, Washington. BAN FRANCISCO. Nov 4—Cleared, ship Dexter, Gan. Sork; bark Kdward James, Wagner, Astoria. palled—Schr Venus (Tah), Nissen, Tanith, J0th—satled, steamship C; purenes (Br), Wood, Austra. lith—Arrived, ships St George (Br), Evans, Rio Ja- neiro; Leonora’ Griin, Monteriteo. 3 Cleared—Ship Garibaldi, Bowdoin, Liverpool. 12th—Arrived, ship Himaiaya (Br) Friston, Newcastle, Nsw, . . SAVANNAH, Nov 12—arrived, steamship Oriental, Hallett, Boston. Cleared—ships British Queen (Br), Masters, Liverpool; Lud wig Ueyn (Ger), schmeling, Bremen. Sailed—steamship Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, New York; ship Asia Ger); barks Adolph’ Ger), Aker (Nor), and Gosthe Ger) Also suiied, steamship Worcester, Hedge, Boston; schr Wim slater, Killam, do. SALEM, Nov lv—Arrived, schrs J 0 Cottingham, oh 3 Lee, Vangilder, and Marietta ilton, Philadeipt Doage, South Amboy Alabaina, Seavey; Koret, Dunhan, and Prospect, Handy, vortJonigon; Free wind, Frisbee, do; 3 Lamprey, 5 'y Louisa, Ciay, Kligabethport. Sailed—Sclirs M is stevens «from Cala) KP Lunt (rom Calais), New Yors; Charlie & Wi a vals ot 9th (rom (irom Vinaihaven), do, the astern ports), bound 3. lith—arrived, schrs Chas Heath, Randiett, and Only Son, Meader, P ohnson ; Sidney Price, Godfrey, Rock- port, Mass, for Philadelphia. SOMERSET, Nov l—Arriyed, sohrs Excelsior, Hobo- ken ; Florence Dean, Georgetown, DO. hr iL Siaght Philadelphis, 5 5M lyler, and @ F Brown, New York; Althea, Philadelphia, TENANI’S HAKHOR, Me, Nov 7—Arrived, schr Rising San, Jones, States Quarry for New York VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 1—Arrived, schry HL Cur tis, Port Johnson for Boston; Presid lent, Clinton for Chatham: Maria N inil, Hau P ‘Srlie Garwopd for | | Pailadetphias | ai Iie | has been used as a brewery for over eighty Figs H Fd romeo York ‘smith. mn Hi x ap teates key Sanne Henvy, Rockland for do; Vel enry, ni 19; Volant tor do: oi Atwood: Bristol, Me, do; JR well “arver’s Harbor for do; 0 B Gi indsor, for ; Ann and July Fourth, Salem for Port John- tte: Fish Boston tor New Castie, Del; Maguie h, 4 ; Goldsmith Maia, Glgneestar for N ik ; Atlantis annis tor do; nt | Ptomtdaecs Yor Vireiales Prolte, Prom Boron’ oR Bi achr Pani E Smal Peleg Oe Mia re llonty Orsokene Phinscionte he —Arrived, s! ©: Boston; Vashis H Gates. Toboken for dot Fleeting Rondout tor do; Constitution, Port Jounson tor do; T Pillsbury, Savannah for Portland; Clara W. Elwell, Philadelphia for dy; Matanzas, Port Johnson for Salem ay pinks, Fenshkeepelg for Calais; Lake, New 0) NGTON, NC, Nov 12—Arrivea, (Nor), Andersen, London; Maria de C Natta vana. Sailed—Steamships Bene, A ; Mm Katerrs mshipa Ben factor, Jones, New York; Ra- RREN, Nov i0—Arrh sehr Art Forre: New York. Aa) i, re Owe! York leigh, WA! spr sorinsgeaeaea PAN Ais, yaewens LOTTERY, - DRAWING OF NOVEMBES 6, 1874. CLASS NO. 936. ». Prive.|No, Prize.\No. Prize.|No. . 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Pri $1 per vox; six b 5 ed, with full directions, Prepare WINCHBSCER, & Cv., Chenusts, rk. i Ma mail, securely seal and ‘sold onty b, | John street, New Yo ARE CHANCE. —ADMINISTRATOR’S the Clagett Brewery Property, Buitimore city, Md. For saie. iy old esiapiished and well Kno Clagett Brewery Property, corner of Lombard street and Jones® | Falls, Baltimore city froning on Lombard ‘street bout 200 teet and andy street about 327 (wet, wit @ water front on Jones’ Falls about 210 feet; in tee; title: indisputable. ‘The improvements consist of large | brie! warehouse and-brick malt house, fronting on Lomb street; two large stone malt houses, brew house, brick dwelling houde, brick office, cooper and shops, shedding and al! other uecessary brewery bi ings. in compicte order and good fepats, with large | storage cellars under the entire buildings, aula large ‘and never failing well of good water tn the yard, The bre SALE OF house is supplied with a large mash (ub, capacity of bushels, two we Copper boilers, capacity of 20 and 125 barrels, copper coolers, Kine, Cling And all t Land most appic for brewing a! beer, with large supply Chis property years, a ¢ business tn this city, the South and’ elses w is well adapted to the present or any large mai jaring business, being situated of one ot the Biincibal stress and in the very centre of the city. ¢ jaitimore, Md.; convert to'ali the railroad depots and steamboat landings, and offers @ rare chance to capitalists as an investment, as it 1s offered for sale to close an estate, and will be sold on easy terms | App! to ELEANOR B. DANELS, Administratrix of John s, Jr, dece it the brewery. MBXICAN.—VANILLA BEANS, Tay pageant g finest to ordinary, at ve ‘& TYLER, Laporters, 64 Coder atreoh | painps, ved in: rk of casks, ke, i A swhefer ant UA BE loner Oats rket vare