The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1874, Page 10

1d NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. NEW HAVENS TROS¥ COMPANT Operations of the National Life and Tru:t Company. Petition of the Insurance Commissioner for the Appointment of a Trustee—The Liabili- ties in Excess of the Assets. New Haves, Conn, Nov, 19, 1874, Since the failure i 1871 of the Home Insurance Company of this city, with abilities of over one million dollars, With available assets of less than ten per cent; the failure of the banking concern or Scranton & Co. in 1872, owing the enor- mous sum of $700,000, with less ge00,000 with which to pay their indebt- edness; the suspension of the Townsend Savings Bank this fail, the appointment of receiv- rs and thelr published statement that the capital of the bank was impaired to the extent of twenty- ove per cent; the opinion has been expressed by zood business men that the devoted “City of Elms’ had suffered enough, ina financial point of view, to answer all purposes during the next decade. They flattered themselves that about all the doubtful banking, trust and insurance companies bad sub- sided, aud that the future possessed elements of smoothness and safety, in this velief there have been a few weeks of comparative quiet; but while assurance seemed tv be making itself doubly sure the dark rumors of doubt and distrust as to the management of the National Life and Trust Company force themselves upun their attention, and they are made to feel that another financial casualty is about to be added, The Orst intimation that something was wrong in the con- | duct oftne National Lie and Trust Company be- gan tocrop out alter the State Insurance Com- | gussioners made their report to the Legislature at us late session. Some alarm Was excited at that time, but the managers were abie toexplain and prevent the distrust whicn an in- vestigation Of its affairs must nave induced, and twas pot Uli after a new Board was appointed by Governor Ingersoll that any settied pubile cou- viction ot THE TRUE CONDITION of the concern was arrived at. About one month ago Mr. Johu W. Steaman, o: Norwich, one of the Jommissiouers, came to tois city, and, being iuder the impression that the accounts of the frust Company should be investigated, pro weded in that direction with the assist- mee Of aD actuary, Mr. Maltby vy dame. Insurance Commissioner Miller, of Sew York, also visited the city with an actuary ama Subjected the statements of the officers of she company to scrutiny. While the resuits of that seratiny are pot yet fully made puolic, enougn is known, however, vo give credence tu Lhe reports On the street tnat a deficit o¢ not less thin $300,000 In the accounts of the com- pany eXists, and that the general manage- uent of tne concern, to say the least, has een Of questionabie character. Commissioner stedman’s investigations, which bave been pushed vigorously lor some wei suited in a meeting tthe Probate Court iz aturday morning ior ihe pUrpose of taking the necessary steps jor the appointment of a trustee, At trois meeting notaing was accomphsned, a disagreement baving ariseu in estimates perwean he actuary and the Oflicers of the company. ousequence of this Mr. Stedman agreed to ‘tlow the company a iew day# time to review their fig- ares with his actuary. Early this week the direc- lors had not throWn that lignt on the suject which the Commissioner demanded, and ne ac- cordingly miormed them that he should proceed, the “law required, aud ave a petition fied in the Court of Probate to bave a Crustee, Whose office is similar to that 0! a -bank receiver, appomted. ‘Ine directors on hearing this were greatly astonished and surprised, They Legan to investigate their attairs anew, ana on several valuatious they again disagreed, The risks which the compasy had taken are manti- jolt and it is officially stated tnat the accounts of the National Lite insurance Com- pauy ot New York, whica Was consolidated with the Lue aad Trust Company in December, 1873, have never been settled, and it has never been kuOWN to The public officially whetber this cousoll- ‘lation Was beneficial or not. Mr. Stedman, finding that there was no early prospect of a solution of the dificulty, returned to Hartford. Immediately on arnving at his office he wrote the application or the appomtment of a trus- tee. This document lay upon the uesk waiting to be transmitted to New Haven. at the same ume be telegraphed the directors of the Trust Company to bring tmmediately tu his oMce certain books and pers lor Teier- ence. Ap agent flied the orderin person. Ente’ ing Mr. Stedman’s office the books and were piaced on the desk. the application referred vo resting beneath. When the agent retired he we ts alleged to have pakeo witn bim this docu- | Ment, ad its absence Was Lot discovered oy Mr. steduian till some hours alterward—loog tmough to enable the agent to return to New Haven and apprise the directors oi bis company toot. This, , bus been the means of irom javorabie of the actual condition o! the company, and is used ag & yowerlul argument that they tear to have their afairs brought tothe light. The company basa | paid wp CAPITAL STOCK of $100,000. min Noyes; Vice othe Jonn B. Robertson; Secretary, Richard F. Lyon; Treasurer, — ristol. ‘virectors—James Pundertord,’ C. . D. Sperry and. Y. Smith, The reputed mar- ket value of tne stocks and bonds owned by toe company December 31, 1573, was a8 lollows:— New Haven County National Bank stock. $61,391 Ge rmunia American Bank stock, New Yo 7,350 | rk. Merchants’ Nationa! Bauk stock, New Haimpabive Perry own bonas o! Brighton, a..... 20,00) Fair daven Water Company stock. . 5,000 Ncw Yors State Bounty Loan bonds, deposited with leo Tusurance meet state of niet sees - $200,965 med that these are largely over-eati- mated tn value. In the matter of tne liabilities, placed at 61,145,228, in December, 1873, the commission holds tuat they are really peatiy or quite $1,300,000, and with the correction of tgures made by the Board of Commissioners, the assets amount as required by law, of not less than three: 1OUTTDS Of the abilities. THE COURSE OF THE COMMISSIONER in this conaition of affairs 1s marked out In section ‘71 of the insurance acts of 1871, as 10llows :— Tn case thatit shall appear that the assets are less thin toree-toucths of the Labillttes, the Commissioner suali, without delay, bring bis petition to the Court or Probate for the uistrict in which the principal office, of tte company is located, in the manner and’ jorm provided i section 28 of ‘this act,and the Court shall thereupon appoint a trustee, said Court his oath ot office ar Wiih sucli surety as the Court i: take possession of ail books papers and propert: receive ail moners. belonging to such company and under order of the Court, 10 # ‘a bond in such amount It appears that there was seme difficulty ee yinpany as lar back as 1863, when Proie: , Ol Yale College, its then President, repeatedly complained to the directors of the nus- mauagement of Mr. Noyes, then its Secretary. | Mr, Noyes’ influence was sach as to secure tne pusiing of Professor Twining irom the ofice of President, and eventually from that of Trustee, he shortly aiter Mr. Noyes himself secured the Presidency. Frequent growis {rom some of the stockbolders followea, and in 1870 a letter was published in the Norwich’ Advertiser, making serivas allegations | against the management. Tbis was from some of the discontented Norwich peopie, and an arrange- meut was Hvally made by woicu tne Vice Presi- dent of the company, Who Was an Intimate friend o1 Mr. Noyes, took ali the Norwich poiicies at Hity cents Un the dollar. This piano had the effect Di staving Off investigation, for which the Nor wich discontents had petitioned, There has been comparative quiet since. Beiore the appoimtment of Mr. Stedman as Commissivner r Noyes devoted his attention to merg- ing his old Mutual tnto tne present cou pany, and alter getting together $100,000 | of paid up capital, which was leit of the assets of the Mutual company, bis first act was the erection co. (he Immense building on Chape! street, now oc- Jed, Widell ig entered im the assets ul the com- pany as worth $350,000, whereas it is estimated by wvod judyes to be worth not more thay $140,000. He best secured the assets and liabiiti of National Lie, of New York, which ue awal- wamnate with those of bis company, wiih, according to the opinion Of many of the policy- thi hoiders, no resuiung gain irom the coalition, The Geficiency in the assets is Merrie) 4 estl- tated at from $400,000 to $600,000, Mr. Heory b. Barrison is Couuseilor for the Commissioner and Jobn S. beach aud Colonel bexter KR, Weight tor she company ATTEMPT AT MURDER Poor Thomas McAvoy, a laborer, azed forty yeafs, who resides at No. 343 East Thirty-6itu street, Was Assauited at avout six o’clock last evening by three men, wuom he did not recognize, at Lhe Corner of Fortieth street aud Filton avenue. They beat lim heartily, anu left nim several serious Wounds On his f ie was seat to Bell vue Hospital trom the Twenty-tuird preciuet at. tion house. His assaants escaped and are un- kuown. RON OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJURED, James Connelly, aged thirteen years, residing at No. 200 Cherry street, was accidentally run over by @ coal cart driven by James McDonnell uear the coruer of yore aT tr teres ae yesterday alternoon, sustaining serious iujue ries, He Was removed ey ambuianes to Melleves hospital. than | papers | which Was pot gen- | Its officers are:—President, Benja- | haplain, J. B, Sargent, C. 5. Maltby, H. D. Walker, > | iall below the | who shall file with } direct, and who shalt ) a | tbe couutry as tue young men betore him and THE SWALLOW-TAIL DEMOCRACY. Fashionable Reception by the Young | Men's Democratic Club at Del- monico’s Last Evening. Speeches of Governor Tilden and | Mayor Wickham. Last evening about eignty-fve young gentlemen, fauitieasly attired in swallow tell broadcioth | COuts, Wearing white kid ves and white neck- ties, and splendidly essencea and perfamed, were | gathered at Delmonico’s, in Fifth avenue, tn an- | a ONE ED HALL, swer to invitations which had been privately sued on mortar colored and corrugated note paper, and of which the following {3 a specimen : | Please present this at the door. Youne Mxx’s Dewocnatic Cuce ) | Or THe City OF New YORK, Weoxzspar, Nov. 11, ts7i, The Young Men's Democratic Club or the City of Ne York reaues: the pleasure of your company to weet Mr. Tilden abd Mr. Wickbui. on Thursday, November 19, Is74, at nine o'elyek in the evening, at Delmonico’s, Four- ith avenue. ceca iorat: D. INGERSOLL, Secretary. The note invitation, feit to the touch like a small piece of Irish poplin, and had on the inside of the sheet the names of the officers and members of the executive committee of the Ciab, which wer 1ollows :— President, Townsend Cox; Vice Presidents, Simon Sterme, Edward vvoper, W. eeler H. Peckham, Henry F. Treasurer, Francis Lynde Stetson; secretary, Executive Committee, David B. Willhamson, Wiliam ©. Whitney, George W. Van Slyck, Burton N. Harrison, Francis M.' Scott, Oliver P. Kuen William. Pelton, James f. Kilbreth, Stuyvesant FL Morris, thomas L. Snead, John A. Beall, L. G. Garrett a W. Weed, Hach L. Cole, Peter’ B. Olney, Ed: Waid L. Parris, Henry Havemever, Frans Thompson, &. hy Charies D. Ingersoll | H. Lacombe, John A. Foley, Join W. Greene. At the bottom of the stairs, on the ground floor, | a young man, with a pencil in his hand, kept tally on a sheet of paper of all the persons who a cended the stairs, and at the entrance to the rooms in which the assemblage was held a young man in evening dress and wearing @ blue silk badge on bis coat, asked tie name of every person who entered. In tact, the guests were so high toneé that no one could have ‘elieved that it was w political gathermg, and after a few minutes it was discovered that there were not any political celebrities 1n the room with the ex- ception of S. S. Cox, General McMahon, Abram S. Hewitt and one or two others. Among the guests, however, there towered the tali form and distinguished 1ace of Lieutenant General Wade Hampton, the great Confecerate cavairy officer, and this gentieman was seen to shake hands | across the table, which contained par- tridges and saddie rock oysters, with Major General Averill, who led many a charge of the Union horse in the shadows and passes of the Blue Ridge. Later in the evening there eu- tered Governor Tilden, who was attired in even- ing dress and having bis glasses Gangling :rom his vest, and with him came Mayor Wicknam, that is to be, dressed in a like manner and looking as happy as the fowers of May. Erastus Broo.s wandered amid the young gentlemen of the = club, who, as it proved, were nearly ali young lawyers of trom twenty- uve to forty-ve years of age aud i search of pol'ucal preierment, Among those preseut were several Wao bad strayed in irom the | orphans benefitat the Academy—H. H. Anderson, Wuitam C. Whitney, J. J, Marvin, Maurice Power, Joun TY. MeGowan ‘aud’ a number of otuer aim- bitlous young politiciaus, It was annoanced that speecnes would be made by Governor Tilden, Mayor Wickoam, Erastus Brooks, Peter Oluey, William ©. Whitney. George Wulsa and simon Stern; but before this maddening setec- tons were given irom “Pericnoie” aud “Mme, Angot,’”’ and it was also subsequently announced that a stand-up banquet would be tendered to the guests, waica was dove in very good style. Large tables were spread, and here the young democrats congratulated vacn other and the democrane party, while cold partridge, hot oyster soup, game ple and good ciaret, with sparkling champagne, served to assuage any an- guish that might have resulted irom the recollec- Uons Of the loss O! & Stray Assembly district here and there throughout tue city, The oniy dimcuity Was that the white kid gloves had to ve taken off now aod then, aud this, of course, gave rise to lit- Ve conversations in corners, “by George! last election?” asked one young geutieman, who moved about with @ Wing Of a bicd in his tngers. “TLere Las not been upything like tt in tweuty my dear fellow,’’ answered another, wiv glass of straw-colored champagne up to tne aught. “it will have agreat moral effect all over tne country, I am sure, who Was separating the iat irom the lean, with his in @ laver of game pte. ‘ne Governor looks very we)l to-night, do you not tuink go ?”’ said 4 tail blonde in & swallowtail | who was helping luis iriend to @ plate of oysters. | “He looks positively beautiiul, und su jolly.’ added a candidate sor the ciersship of the next | Assembly, and he slowly sipped au ice. While the banquet sas at its heignt Governor | Tiigen Was announced and stood on & piatiorm. cert and a clapping o! kid-gloved hands. ir. TILDEN said that he had not intended to | appear anywhere in ae during the evening to | make an acura but he could not neglect to be | preseat at the sitting o1 @ clab composed of young men of talent, cultare and social position, who had associated lor the purpose o! co-operation in | suifilment oj the dutiesoi citizenenip, He could not | do otherwise than encoursge so beneficent an | | Object. It was indispensable in the present | condition of our country that the young men. wWoose siiuation in lite would enable them to do so should come iorward to | ao their daty to the community io which they ive. It was twenty years since the ill- omened repeal of the Missour! Compromise, which | had broken ap ail the auctent traditions and | settlements of the country. ‘The speaker re- ferred tu the sectional hatred which had arisen from and which had been caused by tne re- peal of that measur, and this commotion had prevented the young meu of the country from being | for tne ranks of civil ‘administration. T | Ros been any young men | take part in the administration of affairs. We ieit | the necessity of training young men for this espe- | cial object. A gentiemen, now dead, had spoken | | to him of the desire to bring young inen forward, but the speaker had told him that there were not any young men for the purpose, “1 told him,” said | Governor Tiiden, ‘‘that he was fiity, fitty and that every body was tity years of age;” ne knew of no body of yong men that were 50 | fitted to take this work upon themseves and to fii tnemselveves for the purpose of governing | bade them go on and prosper in the good work and educate their associates. There was in hope but through legitimate effort, aud honor | was the only saleguard lor those who desired to | succeed. Eight and twenty years beore ne could | have stood in the legisiative halls of the Srate and no member elected to an office in the gift of the people could bave been suspected oO! dishonesty or | peculation. He stil! had the same iaith In the | soundness of tne body of the people which he had started in life with and ke would never lose it. Mayor-elect WICKHAM was the next speaker, | He said that he was giad to meet the Young | | Men’s Demioeratic Club on this occasion as he had | been mm 1871, When he first saw them do good | work earnestly and Jaitbiully, and he had toadd | that the last election was the only fair aod honest | one that had been heid in fiteen years in the | mer: city of New York, and 1ts jairness had been due solely to the democratic organtzation of this city. (Cheers) In 1873 the conduct of the District Ate torney and the Inspectors of Eiections and some | Of the Police Cominissiouers had been scandalous. ‘The jaw bad beeu broken and the mighty Jonony | Davenport had been called oo to assist in the ne- Jarious work. ‘The Disirict Attorney had re- jused to have anything to do with prosecution and had stated thac these jaw. breakers could uot be indicted and that there was no vse in trying to indict them jor these offence: Erastus Brouks and other speakers followed ang the reception was then closed. KIDNAPPING A CHILD. Five Month: Pursait by a Detective | Interesting Details of the Abduction | | of Young Evans trom the Sheltering | Arms in This City. | One of the most extraordinary cases of abduc- tion has just come to light—viz., that of aNew | York boy, tour years of age, who has been kia- | napped away to St. Catharines, in Canada, by a woman named Harriet Wickens, who titi recently resided in West Forty-ninth street, ‘he name of the abducted child is Evans, its mother residing in | Tenth street. The tollowing is @ history of the case:—Last year Mrs. Evans, being in deltcate health, put ter child out to board with Mre. Wickens, The child remainea with Mra | Wickens till the mother caliedit away. Mrs | Wickens, however, demurred and said that rhe | was so attached to the child that she could not consent to a separation, she entertaining the ve- lef that a great deal of Money was to be made vy retgiving the chiid, as she thought that Mrs, Evans was wealthy. Mra, Wickens also circulated the story that Mrs. Evans’ child was pov hers at all, | She said thas Mrs, Kame’ chila was sexily, and wasn’t it a glorious victory, this | remarked a young gentleman | His appearance was the signal for an outourst of civil | & heard of ip or trained | that I was | their | tat one night another child was left at her door ty a Dasket, andit beinga healthy male infant, she changed them, and elt Mrs, Evang? enild in THE CRADLE | of the New York Founding Institution, Sub: | quently the case came up belore Judge Lawrence, who decided that, pending the dispute, the cnild | should be kept at the Sheltering Arms, at Mau- hatianville. Alter the child bad been there a | ™, sport time @ carriage drove up one dav in Juty, | containing two nen (one Of Whom ts pow kuown), who presented a forged Judicial order from Juage Lawrence directing the eustody of the child to be given to te bearer of the orde’, which the matron Of the establishment, suspecting no fraud, readily did. She remarked that one of them wore a siiver snield of office. Lhe mutier's Jeelings, when sie thus lost ail clew 0! her child, can better ve im- | agined than described, in this predicament sie called upoo @ friend, Mr. Herbert E. Ketcham, a lawyer Of Gila city, to assist her in searching for her Jost child, Mr. Ketcham | employed the services of Detective Thomas Fisher, Who commenced a pursuit o1 the chud, aud which only ierminated yesterday, He ascertained that the Child Was alleged (oO have been aoducted through the medium of of Jersey City, He then traced the child to Key- | por Albany, Saratoga, Lockport and lastly to Catharines, Outaro, Cagada, where sie arrived last August. Mrs, Wickens ‘was accom- panied to her fight by ber daughter, Mrs. Wim: | alias Fanny Penfleld. The mother, finding ber tunds running short, acted as nurse fora sick man gamed Richarason, Last Friday morning Detective Fisher and pergeant Keele, 01 the st. Catharine's police called Upou the landlady of the house where Mrs. Wickens was living to fod out W she or her | daugiiter were in, and was told they were not liv- | ing there. During the interview Mr, Wright, the Jandiord, Was listening im Ue back room to what Was being said, He immediately ootified Mrs. Wickens’ daughter, Woo rushed out o: the back door and escaped, leaving tue boy benind her. At | the same tme, Wright bimsest, beueving “that there Was millions” in the child, Which be thought Was “Charley Ross,” piaced it under the seat ofa Wagon, loaced with groceries, standing in the yard and ordered his son, a lad of sixteen, to drive of with the child, wich was in stantly done, Fisher then went up etar to the ig abd captured the — child's clothing. Mrs. Wickens, who Was living ander an assumed pre eeste Mrs. Gazzard—was subse- | | queaotly arrested at Mr. Richardson's, where she | Was empioyed, by the Chief of Police, and teld to | wWait ber extradition to the Cuited States, and a requisition ior the samme Was sent on through the medinm of District Attorney Paeips, | PISTOLS AT ST. CATHARINES, The next evening Detective Fisher met the boy why lad driven off tle child in St. Paul street, and interrogated Lim as to What be had done wisn young Evans, ihe boy gave an alarm, and a intend of his named William Clark, of Port Dal- houste, came up abd fired a couple of shots at the detective, lortunately without hitting bim. News sus received im this city last night that the child, Wticlt had been conceaied by young Wrigit i @ house tn St. Catnarines, has been found in good health, and within a jew days wiil | be given back toits heartbroken mother in this city. Several arrests will probably take place within a few hours, the principal offender alter | Mr+, Wickens Ve.ug the Iman who lorgeu Judge | Lawrence's order on tae “Sheltering a | \ } | Counselier Ketcham 1s now at St, Catharines, KEROSENE ACOIDENT. Kate Kennedy, aged toirty years, residing at No. 833 East Thirty-first street, was sertousiy burned through the explosion of a kerosene iamp shortly alter Ove o'clock last eveulug. She was | sent to Bellevue Hospiial, SHIPP PING G NEWS. ;: OCEAN “STEAMSHI MSHIPS. | | | | RE FNOM NEW YORE FoR THE | OVEMBER AND DECEMBER, " Oflice. DATES OF DEPART MONTHS OF “Steamer. | Saile. | Destination| 69 Kroudway Italy 21.| Liverpool. City of London ¥1.|Liverpool..| 1 | Bale 21,| Liverboa: i Hohenstanden 21.) remen.. Ethipt i 7 Bowung Green fest . [neersudk 4Y broadway, z Liverpool. |¢ Bowlias Green State oi Nevada: .|Giasvow. .. [72 Broadway. Pommerani: 26.|Humbure, ..61 Broadway. Maas, 26.) -overdan |) Broadway. Amerwa. . 20 Bremen....12 Bowhng Green | ‘The Queen... ... |Nov, 28.) Liverpool fe) Broadway, | City or Montreal..|Nov. 15 Broadway. top: 7Bowung Green | 55 Broadwas. 19 Broaaway. Hamobure..|113 broaqway tjcoudon,...|/4Bowling Green Liverpool. |69 Broadway. .|Hamburg,.)61 Broaaway. +|De Livervool.. [19 Broadway city or Antwerv. Liverpool. (1d Broaswar. | Bobyia... Dy .|Glasgow ...|7 Bownrg Greea | ny Butte of Indiana.) {i isatia De Rotterdam :.| Liverpool. © we of Brookiyn. Oceanic, 12. Laverpool« Nite ue Haris, eee ia 85 pain averDooi. Deus’ Hremen.. Bu’ itl kroadway, | Cimbria...0.0.0 [Dee. 17. Hambure. | City otNew York. |Dec. 19, Liverpool. |15 Broadway. eDublicsss-covesiDes. 1s: lLiverpook. (1) Broadway, | ——— } Almanac for New York=—This Day. SUN AND MOON, wIGH WaTex | ate ors 6 62] Gov. Island.,iworn i a | | Moon sets... y 6 43 | PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 19, 1874. | CLEARED, pn Segepenip Westphalia (Ger), (Ger, Ludwig, Bamburg—Kun. | rdt & Co. Steamship Claribel (Br), Williams, St Pierre, Mart, Curucua, ac—Pim. Forwoud & Uo. Steamshj Hodiae, Chapin, ‘Fernandina anda Port RovalH Gelpexe ee. n Barnes, Cheeseman, Savannah—W R qcaimaiip .® South Carolina, Beckett, Charlestoa—J W uintard & ‘George W Elder, Lawrence, Norfolk—vld | Steamshi} teainstip Co. i, Biskeman, Hoetal, City Point aysaine a and Stionmpnde id Doiminion Steainship oat pal J, vant Howe, Phuladelpiia—Lorilard rt Bt fasBip ‘Eleanora, Johnson. Portlana—J F Ames, Steainsnip Neptune, Berry, Boston—H £ Dimock. | | ftp Curinuell, Burlond’ Loudou—Grinvell, Mintarn ship County ot Ayr (Br), McFee, Glasgow—Henderson i Gio Bono 8 (ital), Chiesa, Bristol, B—-A P | Bruneito, Venarth Roads for | | orders—J Benham. | “Bark Nef (Sor), Christensen, Queenstown or Falmouth | | —Tetens & Bockmann. ee oe Aladdin (Nor), Evenson, Bremen—Ffunch, Edye { oes Carmella (Aus), Vecerina, Trieste—Slocovich & } ‘Bar ark san Pietro (ital), ewan Carl Angell (Nor), Olsen, Lisbon—Funch, Edye & | | wont aanie W Goddard (sr), Jobnson, Portiand—J O | aot Madawaska, Merritt, Smyrna—Vernon H Brown Brig Moraing Light, Dill, Demerara-L W & P Arm- | strong. | "SHE Kuby, Neal, Port Spain—D Trowbridge & Co. | i | Brig Frank Clark, Morton, Kingston, Ja—s DeCordova | | cere ee Perces Hinckley, Small, Clenfuegos—Simpson, mn Dek Lady Bird (Br), Villeneuve, St Johns, NF—a E | Outervridge, sehr Frank Atwood, Brant, Jacmel—B J Wenberg. | | ScurJ A Hatheld (#r), Hatieid, Hantsport, N.—O W | Bertaux, eur Newport (Pr), Baker, Halifax—C W Bertcaux. Selir k 8 Potter, Porter, Gaivesiou—Tupper & Beattie Scur Mary W Hupver, Gilman, Fernandisa—s ¢ Loud | | a Frank Walters, Saxton, St Augustine—Bentle: | Giidersieeve & Co. | nett bola Murchison, Jones, Wilmington, NCE S | Sehr Fannie Williams, Turtord, Baltimore—W Chal- | sebr Laura H Jones, Cousins, Bangor- W Loud & | | steamer Ann Eiiza, Richards, Philadelphia—James | Wed i | consequentiy un | gale atJamatc David O'Keete, | builcenttrel | intended establishment of | ther notice that ) | — When the light vessel with tgmber te ThosC Allen; vessel to Bentley, O- oft er releeve Schr Ben, Davis, Wilmington, NC,8davs with naval mores to Murenison & (0; vessel to B 3 Powell, Sehr Allen, Joues, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, with | navel stores toe D Hurlbut sco . 4 br Arner, Drew, Newberu 5 days, with shingles to akely. Bans uM i meinen, Robinson. Virgina, with lumber # ‘sear £4 L cordery, Smith, Baltimore for Boston, Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND souTH. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse and passengers. Steainship Gen Whitney, Hallett, Boston for New York, with uidse and passengers to H F Dimocl Brig emma L Shaw, Windeoe, NS, lor Port Morris, with plaster co CW sehr Riverside (Br. Copp, Rockland, NB, for Now Yors 7 days, with stone to GP Sherwood; vessel to P I ie ius & son. senr Jennie Rogers, Rogers, Westerly tor Virginia. Sclir Mary Brower, Saunders, Rockland tor New York. Senr Virginia, , Providence ior New York. sehr Venilla, Bishop.’ Rockland for New York, with lime, to ouser rJ Anderson, Johnson, Norwich for New York. att Sarai R thomas, Arnold, Providence (or New ‘ork. debr Modesty. Nickerson, Plymouth for Ww Tork. Behe Wilte Luce, seal Haven for New Yor! V W Drew. Phelps, New Haven tifa hr Venita, Eliioct, Rockland for New ¥ et halph’ Howes Pureha ‘ork, Sehr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Newport for Have! straw. Fisher, South Norwalk for New joghr Nette Carr, sehr Martha May, Mead, Oreenport for Newburg. schr Adelta Corson, Coi Boston for New York. Schr ann Barton, Prink. “Boston for New York. BOUND Kast. Steamsnip Eleanor, Johuson, New York for Portland. Steamshiv Nereus, Bearse, New York tor Boston. owls, New York tor Portiand M Bayles, arnold, New York for Provi- 5 York for Providence. Pisce Success, Wichards, Newburg for Connecticut lv sehr Nightingale, Young, Rondout for Providence. schr Bramhall, Hamilton, Amboy for Portland, Sehr W Borden, Felton. Newburg tor Hartiord. Schr BR Hutt, Brush, New Yor« tor Providence. Schr 0 Carroll, Riley, New York tor Providence Schr GGurney, Gurney, Sele F Merwin, Bunce, Schr Jos G Hover, smith, N sehr G P Trigg, Linnekin, Selir M Perrin, Covill sehr Louisa, Geer, El Steamer alpatross, Steamer Galatea, Ga! New York tor Frovidence. SAILED, Westphalia ‘Ger, Hamburg; Claribel (Br), Zodiac, Port Koyal and Fernandina; Gen outh Carolina, Charleston; 5 Bell, Ric George W bidet, Phitadetpiia ship Si Dieta Por St rire Fan! barks ete: johns r Gebr Dutch), Am aris kekhomt Liverposiy or, Queens. rile Niord «Nort, Lisbon; Eliza Barge (Br), ilsioiiton (Bermudas; Dampier caus): Newport EB Jae Borland, New Orleans; Pillau (Ger), Savannah ae la Monica (tab, algierss Vesta ir), Harbyr Gra 4 Bird Br), Maracaibo via San Carlos; Sarah Oporto; ue Braz), Richmond; schr Maggie aM ia ‘ers, Fort de France, Wind at sunset SE, light. Maritime Miscellany. We are indebted to the purser of steamship City of Merida, from Havana, for favors. Stkamssir Cry or Toxto reached her dock at 8o’clock stay morning from Aspinwal'. Her runni time Was 6days, 19 hours, 8 minutes, including 12 e off St Domingo.’ She encountered all sorts of 1 some gooe Weather, and alter a severe test of Agung qualities was pronouneed to have no supe- rior afloat by Mr. Hatch, Captain Maury and Chief gineer Hughes. The vest run iaade during either trip ‘Was 533 miles in one day against a moderate wind, ani r steam alone, passengers ali speak in the highest terms of this vessel's performance ae ot their treatment. ALING BARK Cauttia, at San Francisco Nov 11 from ooh tsk, Seat, had a strong sE gale westward of Meride ian, and lost two boats, jibboom and headgear. Bric Lizzie W Virpen, wreeked at Pour Maria, Ja, in the carly part of tis month, is to be sold. Baia Nuusta SRNORA DRL CARMEN (Sp), Dalman, from with @ cargo of lumber, put into juegos 7th in a sinking condition. Bric Hee, reportet Am, damaged during tne late hails trow Halifax, Scun Viuiacy Bette, betore reported sunk at Kingston, da, was from Iuagua, and had a cargo of 2300 bushel salt, which was notinsured. Sonn © W Bentiey, from New York for New Bedford, | before reported at New London leaky, was on the ways Nov 1, repairing. Scum Cora. Bush, which sailed from Norfolk about two weeks ago tor Boston, sorung a@leak on her voyase and put back to Norfolk, arriving there morning of 17th, leaking badly. She wili have to discharge cargo. Scur Dtonx. from Newbern for Boston, which put into rolk Nov 7 leaking, discharged part of cargo and left 17th tor Baltimore tor repairs in tow of @ tuy. cur Joun Somes, of Wellfleet, has been sold to parties in Portland, Me, for $3600. Steamer Lovistana, sunk in Chesipcake Bay, it is thought will be raised withtn the space oF a week or ten Vs going to pieces The only obstacles that may interpose to prevent the raising of the steamer are rough weather and strong gales Baltimore wit h portions of her cargo. Quick Passace—' he 3-masted schr Wm D Marv rrived at Charleston Nov 45, ce te run trom New York in 72 hours, Nov 19—The United States steam revenue cutter Gallnua’ arrived here to-day from. Buffalo, whieh port she lett on the 29th of Oct, reaching the ocean by way of the Wellana Capal and ‘St Lawrence River. “she isa new iron vessel, built recently in Buflalo for the Atinn- tic seaboard service, and is very tust. The Gailatin is intended tor.service at the koston station. JacksoxvinLe, Nov 18—Schr Carrie Walker, from Balti- more tor Jacksonville, 13 ashore off 8tJohn's bar, and wiil probably be @ total loss. The cargo is drifting ashore. \o lives were lost. Lacxeuxp—Novy 16, from the yard of John Clark, May | Lunding, Nd. a three masted schooner, named the Y Jow Pine, of about 500 tons capacity, She has centre- board and wiilcarry her cargo on 10 feet water and 18 of yellow pine and live oak. she Is in tended for the yel:ow pine tumber trade between Jack- souville, Fla, and Sew York, carrying her cargo all an- der ¢ Res . being single decked, wit! the is owned ly her builder, the captain, Larus ® Glare Hon Wm Woore, Crawtord 4 Enduate, uf Jersey City, Morton Hawkins, of New York, ana others, Notice to Marl: eel FRANCE=CHANGE IN PILOT 81 All vessels desiring pilots during the ‘aight time will make use of the following signals :— ‘A white light shown above e the rail and concealed at intervals of 15 seconds during | minute, ,nocompanieg by the eS of Bengal lights Ranta Lt \ rks e8. Tn reply £0 the above th peat thi signal in the same Manner with tne wee i ght" cenicn d already required by o tormer decree to show every 18 minutes LITTLE BELT—GRRMAM COAST—AAROSUND HARDOR—ES- TABLISHMENT OF 4 NEW LIGHT. The former light at Aarosund Harbor has been laced by a fixed white light, elevated 33 teet above the jevel of the sea and Moe the bearings N: ang St. over an arc of .02 The illuminating apparatus ‘ia dioptric, of the sixth order. ‘ine light will be shown from a Lipper Bes feet high and atached to the k "s enecen ithe latter le built of yellow brick and bi none anes 56 deg 7) "nila 49 se0 N, longicude 9 rm rings magnetic. Variation, 1434 deg westerly in between ASL BALTIC SEA—GERMAN COAST—MEMEL—CHANGE IM COLOR OF LicntHousy. In order that it ma; Teadily recognized th lighthouse at Memel | checkers, NORTH SEA—LIGHT YRSSEL, WESER RIVE TRANCE, With reference to previous notice to mariners on th Met vessel off ot Weser River, i ere Gat aa of October ned that the ahr hibit The lights are fixed white Hgts, on sop: elevated 9 feet above the level of the sea, Ya ote they should be seen from a ‘distance or8 aie os, ‘he the sixth orde: The light vessel is moored in 12 to 13 fathoms water, 4 MW of scheussel (Key) buoy, witn the following 5S 4 W 6.6 iniles. Light tower of Wangeroog, ‘e 7.2 miles, The vessel is. painted. red, ‘with the word “Weser” in | white letters on the sitles, und during the day carries a Fed cage at each masthead, that on the toreinast being 74 tect, on the mainmast 7 abd on the mizenmast 65 teet high. 'Fosition as given, lat 58 54N, ton 7 49 B. 1s In position, a ding light will be heisted on the forestay, 6 feet above the riil, when out of position neither the Mebts nor the c will be exhibited, but a black flag will be huisted at th gant. # paring thick and bet weather the bell will be struck five umes every two minute: Notk—When vessels are observed steering a wrong course, a gun will be fired and signals made in accord- ance With (be international ¢ ' soft beatings fe magnetic. Variation, 1 westerly in 4. | ARRIVALS. | HERALD WHITESTONE TEL! | Gand Larue Su, with dee and 114 pusservers 19 Austin Baldwin & Co. Nov lu, lat 42), 23, pa. ship ‘Ihais, (Sr), tyom Glaszow. for Now Vorks | 4720, Jon 47 1, bark Perseverance (Br), Irom Liverpool, | bound west; [6:h, lat 43 21, lon f/ US, bark Frances Bour* neut (Br), trom Warrenpoint tor Sew ¥ | steamship Utopia (br), Homson, Glas | ville sth, with muse and’ passengers tw lendterson Bros; | Nov 15, lat 45 35, lon 50 3) W, passed bark Melupanae ot } Yarmouth, Ns. trom Dartmouth, E, tor sandy took; 18th, lat ¢s 15, lon 6¢ 65 W, passed a Frenen steamer | bound B; 19th, 170 miles east of Fire Island. passed & steainer bound &. showing no signals; experienced fine weather throughout Steamship City ot Merida, Timmerman, Havana Nov | 44, With mdse and passengers to F Aiexdndre & Sons Nov 15, Jat 24 2), lon 81 vi, passed steasasiiy Cuban (BE) bound 'S. Steamsnip George W Clyde, Pennington, Galveston Dove. via Key West 12th, With mdse aud passengers lo CU Manory & © Steauistiv Kegulator, Faircloth, 14th, hat Savannah Nov 4, wiih mdse to R Lowden. steamship Albewarie, Kelly, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Oia Dominion steamship ¢ i Ship Jouin Mann (of Windsor, Ns), Brown, London 58 days, via Flushing 36 days in validst to J Whitney d Co. “is anchored at sandy Houk (or orders, hip Helicon, Kozers, tiull coal fo Howes, Crowell & Co. bage ANd DAG str Ship Ladoga Oct northern pus: of Boston Cronstaat Sept 11, and jkisinure 85 days, with iwdse to Win Hopes @ Vo Mad heavy gules trou NW to ¥ ith stormy wea- ther until reaching the B tence 14 aay’ with moderate variable winds and tine weather; Nov 9, lat 41.4, lon 60, Jolin Burrey eaiuan, fell from the foretopsail yard to the deck and was killed, obn Barvour (of St John, NB), Joues, Antwerp 62days in Uailust 10 J Wilwell dco, ‘Is wochored ut panty Hook tor orders. trig Ysidora tlonda iof Nassau, Neilis, Matanzas 15 ys. with sugar to Youngs, smith & Co, Had heavy NB se A fee and ‘Smith, rson (of Ort Emerson, 1 od), NU, 8 duys, with ce 7 Saskooasille ‘senna | | | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND | JRAPH LINK. | | _ Steamship State of Nevada (ir), Braes, Glasgow Nov | ed steam | Iw Nov 7, Mo- | dthe Lizard 234, | GULF OF SIAM—PIXED LIGHT, ENTRANCE OF BANGKOK RIVER, Tutormation has been received trom the Acting: posed } General in Stain that # light is now exhibite screw piic lighthouse recently er ured inside the. boon at tage entrance of Ban 4 River, e lignt isa fixed whit the navel or hich water seen trom a distance ot al The illuminating apparatus is of the third order. ‘The lighthouse 41 uated on the edge of the bank, 10 | lat 13 29 26S, lon io ez rs y order of (ne Bureau of Navigatt ton. | RK WYMAN, Commodore U 3 N: Hydrographer, | | UB Hydrographic Ome, Washington, DC, Nov 7, | Whalemen. | _ Bark Camilla, Pulver, at San Franeisco from Ochotsk Sea. as 14) bola wh gil, 22 dy sp aint 1230 1ys bone, re AK tucker, Capt Amos U Baker, Jr, sais trom New Bedfyrd lor Atlante Ocean Nov 26 } at FYrovincetown whaling fleet are being fitted tor | esiil shortly on Atlantic Ocean cruises, | **Tine latest reports received In Sau Francisco from the Arctic fleet speak of anusuaily mild weaker aud hoticeable scarcity of Whales The tear ix expressed tsome of the vessels may not cume tw that port at all count of "poor fares.’ From the North atiantic, ni the contrary, some Very goud reports are belng re- ceived at New Bediord, and the whalers there seem, to have generally doue vetter thantor several years past. Tue bark sea Ranger, Which lett New Bedford Jul during the first ten’ weeks out took 771 bots sp vil Ship Sonntag, catch whie the New Bediord Standard describes as | the Atlantic Ucean.”” ‘A letter trom Captain Isaac H Marks, dated Valpa: the past season, viz'—Hurks Mariposa (lormerly Messen. Maguie be | dormerly Hamil- Ww si “4 pbk: valar (formerly, mily), Su) upok Urace arks iormerly Colcurd), 18) sp, 7 : Virginia Hescadora ts at Lonion With a cargo of oll Irom tie Chi. lian Whalers. Mr Marks had retired from the agency ut business. Spoken. Harrima Fraucisgo, -ept 6 Ship Montrose be. Frou ‘sau Franelsco (or Liverpool, | | Ba west W of Frrallones, ‘uuparalieled in the prosecution of the whale Ashery in raiso, Sept onths out; Coarles & Edward, Mares (lormmerly Bird of te Wave), aby 40, $80 pUKe The the Chiliau WRalersand is now in the general agency it, Int $76 3, lon d to be the Basterd, be wen pom Ys, Wate tae Vremeisse, Oot ba eit uk ‘ort New Slaven for New | She is stanchly built and there isno danger of her | Vessels are continually arriving at | ‘be mort \ Las been painted in red and white W), Feports the catch of the Chillan feet | in NOU the entrance | Hluminaung apparatus ts dioptric or by lenses of | from Montevideo for San | New York for Rucklal a | Higg: < from Matanens foi Pe mI miles BB or coy f boat 6 ar Noo? NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping nts aad ship captains are in- formed that by telegrapiing to the Herato London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, ths arrivals at ani depart. vres trom European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreigu vessels trading with the United States, the sams will vacabvie! to tui country tree of charge and publishe 1. OUR CABLE SHIPPIYG NEW3. Astwanr, Nov 18—Arrived, ship La Gloire (Br). BI dou, Philadelphia: vark Antoinette (Sw), Skantze, do «dota incorrectly reported arrived previously). Satied 18th, ship Wm M Reed, Bruce, Cardiff, Baistot, Nov 19—Arrived, steamship Great Western (Br), Windham, New York; bark Castelar (Nor), Lund, do, Capiz, Nov 18-Sailed, ship Elsinore, Scott, Rio Ja- neiro. Dvauix, Nov 19—Arrived, barks Luigi 5 (Aug), Antoni. | eich, New York; Argo (Rus), Westburg, Baltimore. Haver, Nov 18—Arrived, bark W T Harwood (Br), Dowley, Philadelphia. Lrverroot, Nov 18—Arrived, barks Breidabieik (Nor), Neilsen, New York; Anna & Bertha (Ger), Hoesert, do Florence Margaret (Br), Connor, Wilmington, NC; brig F Eaton (Br), Radtord, Charleston, Also arrived 13th, steamships West Stanley (Br, Peacock, New Orleans; Statesman (Br), Valiant, do; ships Goiden Rule, Hall, Sevangab; Mary Durkee (Br), Atkinson, Newe Suiled 18h, bark Row Brae (Br), Wilcox, United States. Lonpox, Nov 19—Satled, ship Rhine, Stetson, New York. Nartes, Nov 18—Sailed, steamship Australia (Br), McKay, New York. Pirmovta, Nov 19—Sailed, steamship P Caland (Dutch), Deddes (from Rotterdam), New York. Quexxsrown, Nov 19—Arrived, ship Ann Duthie (Br), Murray, San Francisco. Trixste, Nov 18—Arrived, bark Carrie Wyman, Coch- ran, Philadelphia. Varexcia—Arrived, bark Bounding Billow, Reynolds, Boston. Zaxte, Nov 19—Sailed, steamship Olympia (Br), Young, New York. Foreign Ports. Asrinwatt, Nov 9—Arrived. schts Abbott Devereux, Rich, Phadetph ta; Albert W Smith, Leavitt, «lo. Ciwrvecos, Nov 7—Arrived, brig Nuestra Senora del cary (sp), Daiwwan, Pensacola for Havana (ee Mia- ceilany). Caxpexas, Nov 10—Arrived, schrs John Douglass, Par. ker, New York vere engi Bexetaety Portiand; bi All ‘waite ny, vd? foun, brig * Sina Wiimington, NC; 2 Beiled® ious’ brig, Wenonah sehr C K Flint, Voudiass, Key West Gipnactan, Nov Steamship Eagle (Br), Jackman. irom Patras for New Yors. Havana: Nov ll—Arrived, brig Prairie Rose, Greem leat, Portiand: schr © C Van Horn, Hooker, sydney, CH. Cleared 13th, barks Elba, Gover, New \ork; Proteus, Med , tybee; brig Agnes Barton, Knight, north of Jatt valied ith, bark Crimea (Br), Glover, Galveston; 12th, mship Strassburg (Gi Ds Barre (trom New Orleans), Bremen; bark Manuel (Sp), Eguroia, Savaunah; 13th. brig Akbar, ‘thompson, Wiasavouta ldth, barks W E Anderson. Brandt, for New f: Elleit stevens, Brown. for Baltimore, do; brig eriwa, Downs, for vorth of Hatteras, do; and others eat arirax Nov M—Arrived, schr Janette T Hubbard (Br), Miller, New York, Cleare t 14! t th, schr Jason, Sawyer, Port au Prince (from b Nov 4—Salled, schr Jos W Wilson, Weeks, Novy 5, brigs Charlotte Buck, Hunter. from New ie, Sears, tor New York; schrs ‘from Galveston, arrived Der si; In port Orleans, arrived 3a; Resolute, Hudgkins, a Bedell, Forter, and 6 C Bearse, Blaisdell, tor New ork, ‘Lyrixtox, NZ Sept go— failed. bark Brunette (Br), Jackson, Newcastle, NSW, with pi ‘rancisco: 3th, ships Heretord (sr ern Monarch (Br), Donaldson, San Fran: cargo trom San In port se ae ships Cathey Lawrence (Bri, Wilcox, tor Mussina, Oct 8l—In' port brigs Americ Myronus, ‘Higgins, both te load tor New York, 10 sail —Uleared, steamship Zancla (Br), Jan w York; brigs Goodwin, Craik, and Ellen Ma’ Fins Parkins, do. Moxtevipkon Got 4—Arrived, barks Kate Harding (Br). Rivers, Montreal: agenora. ‘Prince, Portland ; 5th, brig Evie Allen, Battle, Balimore (and cleared tor Buenos es); schr Is.and City, smith, Buenos Ayres: beige Alired, Gamage, Baltimore (and cleared ‘or Pa: Brown, Portland: M sandu); 7th, { Phinney, Jer (Br), Hill, New York (und cleared for Rosi ath, Darks Andre Marie (Fr). Quebec: th, shawmut, Tucker, Portland {and cleared for uenos Ayres); 13th, brig Ke: becea J Page, Hill, Buenos Ayres. Sailed Sept 26, schr Gerdo (Sw), Holquist, San Fra cisco: 30th, briz'r liza Morton, Leland, Rosaria: Oc bark Gypsy (Br), Cremor, New York: brig Lizzie Birtlosent Dow, Sth, ship Ellen Goudey (Br, Perr Fan Frarcisoo; Asth, ship Notadera (Sp), Casabella, New Orleans: park Pio 1X (Fr), Evon, Mataxzas, Noy 10—Arrived, TSK Geo Walker, Cote, Machias, Me. ‘Arrived loth, schr EK Sanches, Benson, Baitimore, S days’ passage from Caps Henry. led Lith, achr Nellie # Sawyer, Getchel!, <ayanna’ 22th, brig Geo Kurnhain, Staples north of Hatteras; sepr Marcus Hunter, Henley, Pensacola; 13th, darks Andes, Standian, do: Lorena, Bianchard, ‘north’ of Hatters brigs Gambia, Tupper. Pascagoula; Mariposa, Milto ensacola. In port ith. brig Maniius (Br), Nichols, for New Yorg, dg: and others w savas. NB, Nov 19—Cleared, bark Adjutor (Nor), Johannesen, Bristol Channel for orders. Moxtniat, Nov 18—Cieared, | steamship Corinthian (Br), Scott, Glaagow; bark «ugustina, Michon, Morte- video, Paister Cove, NS, Nov 18—Passed, bark Geo Essot (Br), Foster, from New York tor Pictou, NS; Silvia coe from saver poo ool for Charlottetown; Alexander Keith (Br), do tor Pictou; schrs Winged Rover, Welldeet for Chasloticto wa. Mary Brevort, Boston for apie ish. Picrou, Nov 18—Cieared, snip County of Pictou (Br), Munro, Savannah. St Jonws, PR, Nov 5—Salled (not arrived), brig Hype- Fion, Clark, LT are Roads. stJonxs, Nf, Sov l9—arrived, steamship Prussian (Br), Dutton, Montcest via Halifax (and sailed at 1 PM ve: ee ey ere Ee Cleared, sohr per Copp, Nus- it 3isth: brig Wan Porter, vitaa; rig Wm Mason. Por An port aby noch 7 bot Son emned; Francis Train, Tongstrom from Honolulu, Tanitt, Sept sehr George Oct 30—In vort Omer (Br), wy Baltimore, Frived Pin for Kingston, Ja, arrived i Tunxs Is1 wit 10) ben, N8, Nov ll—arrived, schr Mary A Power, Willey, Savannah. haan Te qryicdied lim, sche Welcome Home (Br), Batteld, | indso: American Ports. ALEXANDR:A, Nov 18—Arrived, sobre Addie P Avery, Kew York: Sunlight, Providence; Heary Finch, a Pte . Je! d"chre He New York; Beary Finch, 'y City. a icared chrs Herschel jersey Clty. asked up—Schr WW Pharo. Passed down—sehr Jensie Koslvn. N. Nov 1J—Arrived, steamship The Queen (Br), Bragg, Liverpool: bark Ihree Brothers, Edwards, Ai ‘wero; scars Crosk Terry. Philageiphia; Ba. Ruckiey. New Yors: Alpine. Marshall, Hoboken Chart Greeley, Rondout; Hs Curtin, Port Jou steamer Win Crane, trom pattiaore ts ountain Lanrel, vi ag Forts obmeon; J O'Vonohue, Warren, Elszabetn- ort, § prbciow—A Danish brig, supposed the Annie Marie, from ala ga. Cleared—Stenmsnip, Worcester, Hedge, Savanna barks Kaie Willinins. Hall, Faval; Regina (Br), Doughty, ondon; kva H Fisk. Nicoll, fiogeton; Two steters (Bri, Thomas Mirayoane: WX’Shatiuck, Wilmington, NCi kmma Greea, Collins, Charieston; Yates, Yates, Philadelphia; J A Ward stevens, 00% West Denil, do} Flymout mstcan Parker, New 4 stwd-aateamshuy Worcester. BALTIMUKt. Nov. I&-Arrived. schrs Hunnab Me- Loou (ew), Keene, Rockland; John siusman (not as before), Adams, Boston. ‘At Quarantine—Brig Amanda (Br) Dart, from St Jago. A seaman having died of fever on the Nelow-—Brig Moltke (Ger), Wraege, from tio Janeiro, via Hampton Koads; achr Maggie (Br), Colbert, trom Halirax, wth—Arrived, Steamers America, Pillans, Savannah; Elizabeih, Clark, New York; schre Anule Whiting, city Point, Va} Hannah McLoon, Rockiand, Me. Below—Steamslip Naremberg (Ger), from Bremen November 3. Cleared—Steamship Wm Lawrence, Boston: schr Samuel Applegate, ridgeton, NJ; steamer Vineland, owen, York. Pete ab Amazon, Rio Janeiro. Bil K. Ga, Nov WC. rel, brig Isaac W Par- fio Janeiro, a, Nov 13—Arrived, schr Robert Pettis, Ellis, Idg for Providence. Sailed from Kappahannock Ri Dart, |. lerloneld, Providence. BANGOR, Nov 17—Cieared, "ie Zavilla Williams. Ve: aie, Tsleboro. to Jay np, sehrs Elles renter Mivchell, 3¢ Chiu: Blew, Morrisun, Dodge, New : Elizu J sta. ples, >trout, Wilmington, Ne. BOOTH BAY, Nov 5—Arrived. Eden, Brown, Tver poo unas, prewar Stinehaeld, Portand: RT, Nov 13—Sailes, bri Alberts, | Orcutt, sears pre to load ter Pensacola, and chariered to Rio Janeire. BASH, Arrived, schrs Leonessa, Achorn, D1 viding Wm arthur, MeDutte, Portiana, to load tor Philadeiph: isth—<ailed, schr Joseph Eaton, Jr, Peterson, Phita- delphia, CHARLESTC N, Nov ie Van Cleat, Rio Janeiro Ad Bentley. Willi it 19th—Arrt steamship Mercedita, Marshman, BOS, ton. Cleared: Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull New York. Ds Nov I6—Arrived, schr Almira Wooliey, ging Phitadeipata, EDGARTOWN, Nov 15— Arrived, schrs Plorida, Thomp- fla York for Beverly; Lake, Rogers, do for Dan: 2 W Baldwin, Brewster, do tor South Thomaston: r, Pickering, Port Johnson tor Camden, Me with loge ‘ot jibboom!: Waiter U Hail formas, New ‘ork fur Waldoboro; Union Flag, ang do tor Ports r 18th, sche Silver ‘leared, mast Florence Sha: Now mouth; Moses Eddy, Warner, do for do. Hattie L Card a0 tor Bostou; CW Blwett, Gime, Philadetpnt jor Purdaud: Lucy Ames, Bishop, New York tor Saco; Constitution, Young, Fert Johnson tor Boston. (nish schis Gem, Shomas, New York for Bel- im Fox, Case, tulladeiphia \oF Boston; ‘American Chet. show, New York (or d FoR RES MONRU ith maintopniast heal sprung. Barks Memento, (in), from Liverpool ; “Kulites,” trom Natal; eu” trom “Kio Janeiro, anda reece ti barks, Rom Delaware Break wacer. Passed out-Hark Viandra (Nor), from Waitimore ror Cork or Lynn), we, Toads are fall of shipping; a northeast storm pre- FALL RIVER, Nov 17—Sailea, schr Isaacll Borden, Baker, Now York. Agby, a1 |) New York: st in Liverpool; barke Pomona (Nor i Crimea (br), Glover, Havana: Anow irom Quebec; Maulida, from Cuba (ail to ballast). Sasied wer WG Hewes. tor Hava GLOUCESTER, Nov i3—Arrived, sears Jobn James, Munrve, Beltast lyr Baltigore; Wm SecLoon, Rogers, Hen racnived, echrs ee Shore, Baltimore for Port+ ads LW 2 coy th) mMingion tor Noybpey pats ey York ior Yortiaad; T Ben Nov becarrived, ship Rite 6 Thayer, Oil Pp wowantree (ir) oller, Maria, Nov ii areivea, schr Eclipse, | b scr. 18—Arrived, steamship Royal Min- | London; bark Exile (tr), Pearce, Dublin, both for edie Nov 19~Cleared, schr Kate Rommel, Adama, E, Lal 16—Sailed, bark Batavia mew), Ba ante Char! rlestor NEW ORLEANS, Nov 19—Arrived up, steamship Gus barks Advance (Br), Fox, Rio Ja Br), smith, Portsmouth, E, Steamship WP Clyde, Livingston, New York; rig Nueva Rubue (Sp), Giberman, Barcelona; sehr Jon nie Wade, Uti Also Gieered. “ship Invincible, Strickland, Liverpool; Dee May po »), Font, fuergaipiine sacsourkas ‘Now IsSatled. brig Felipe (Sp), Be waar 49th, steamship WP Clyde. Urnwest base Nov 1-Arrived, bark Shatemue (Br, Williams, Hava 19:h—satled, sieamship City of Galveston, New York; bare All Aibert Son. Havre, schr J W Wout back, schr Cora, Bush, for Boston (esa iaceliany), mautled—sehr Dione (from Newbern for Bostou), Balth on h—Cleared, bark Alliance (Nor), Hutchinson, Bre me ti WBURYPO gibertsen, del ‘ov l7—Arrived, steamer Leopast Philadelphia; senr Mary & Eliza, Price, N BAAN BE BEDFORD, Nov 17—Arrived, schr J H Chaffea Artist, Clements, New York, tal . tug Narragansett, Shen Xork, with barges ‘tassachu- ow. ety ae Fall River tor Rondout) Noveaty, Miekeisah Baila ad sok” Metlen, PO RWICHL Now Tee kre en ong Toabel Alberto, and Mary Weaver, Philadelphia bai Alexendria ; Or | Nori River x ov" 18— At fram & coal art silos sehr Ida © Latham Nie i rived, brig Thos Turull. Thompson, Ponce, Picea anne W'S Mount, Hawkins Hondouts Richart Law’ Mace kins, South Amboy; Jarland ys renee Saale sehr Kodney Parker, Parker, Bi | PASC: Nov 13-—arrived, tchrs Gen Grant, | Hawes, Key West; Josephine, stone, dos Harold (are Hansen, Havana: Saran '§ Harding, I tailed lath tor Pass Christi ig Load a ag ary, Texas; Mollie Emma, Stelper, red Idthacht ‘Thos Winans, Morgen tonite (nd sailed iathy (aud ies. Sailed—Steamshlp Ohio, Queenstown, Bark Corea, Ellis, for New York, was wi Outen laa eatherbound af MENSACOLA, Nov 19—Cleared, schr Palmo, for Key PORT ROYAL, SC, Nov 19—arrived, sc! Mewes steununige Vicksburg, Ri . ce sailed—Steamships Vic! a urg, Rudolph, Fe Mediator, Martin, Rew ¥ York. rape eos PHILADEGPHTA, Nov 19—Arrived, steamship Rattle- snake, ‘Artis, Boston’; ship Join O Baker, Gusti don via Yarmouth; bark Maple (hapman (Bry Berni Hamburg: brigs D'R Stockwell, tl iz, Donia; Nell Clifford, Tapley. Pensacola; schrs Cumberland, Mai New London; Lizate Carr, Teal, Boston, Also arrived. steamship Kenilworth (Br, Prowse, Liverpool; Perkior sn. Pierce, new Bedtord ; Lancaste Mills, New York: schrs J W 'Vauneman, Sharp, Porte mouth, NH; batt Adams, Green, Bangor; Eagle, Buker, Glouce: Morrison, Liverpool and teamship North Point. Smith, New York: adura (Ger), Freyburg, Bremen; bark Ossune Jarguilo, Trieste; schrs Pelle Russell, Sinith, * Ga; RG Whiltin, Heath, Cambridgéport: Mt gon; HL Staight, Willers, and G Fary romw ll ‘Moston: + J Simonson, Crawford, New Orleansl AP ell, Lank, Charleston’; D C Clarkson, Ireland, ux, Del. Nov 10, AM Passed up I M yesterday, rv E Stables, trom Hillsboro, N Paine, tro) Quoddy, trom Windsor, N=, for and ington, from i Inninevons Delt Git ‘A M, sehrs Rebecca M Smith and C W May, from Boston, and Marietta Tilton, ifom Salem. asset down yesterday PM, steamship Florida for Provitence; brig Abby (haxter tor Baxter; sebrs Abel Parker, for Provident Diverty for Boston, sarah Cullen, J @ Alourger, Marv Slusman, Rachel sea man and Carrie Neisou for do; this A M, ship Peter Max. well (Br) for Antwerp. Lumber inden hora | brig at anchor off here and several schrs beating uy ‘assed down, steamships Ohio, for Liverpool tor Fall River; bark Amity, for antwerp: Marvaride (Port), for Oporto, and Panoia, for Aspinwall; schrs Ree feeen' W Uuddel tor Gloucester: Cordelia Now kirk, for Pall River: H L'Slaignt, for Somerset; NW Magee, Hat tie Paige and Lizzie Dow tor Boston; Lottie Lee tor Beve v 3 LR Coggswell. from Newburyport: bck, J 8 Huddell and Caivin 8 Eawards trom } ton. The brig at anchor was the Memphis (Br). from | Rtyonn, Ni at passed ty Lewr |, Nov 19 AM—About 25 schrs in harbor, Brig Clara & es unchanged. An unknown brig ar | Tived yesterday P PM—Brig (lara & Agnes remains for Philadelphia. A rT of schooners ate here, including snow Finke, ankee Doodle and E Benton, from Virginia for York: Aaeline Townsend, irom Georgetown for hers bound Eastward, Schirs Je Kele for Richmond, and Sarah Lavinia sailed yesterday, eninship Ohio went to sea at 4:2). PORTLAND, Nov ig—Arrived, sehr Senator Are Philbrook, Calais for New Yo Gleured]-Sebrs HH Fisk, Wixon, New York; Wm thur, McDaffle, Kennebec, to load for Putladelphtet Royal Arch, Crowell, Kennebec, to load for Georgetown, New Hoboken, and othe £e, ‘ith—Arrived, schrs Maunaloa, New York for Machias; | Alcora, Machia’ 1or New Yor! 19th—Arrived, scars [A Johnson, Philadelphia; Clare Sawyer, South Amboy, Cleared—Steninship Francona, Bragg, New Yorks brig | Dirigo, Blair, Cardenas; schr Minnie ‘aylor, New York | PROVING ETOWN, Nov port, schr Pocasse! Rackert, from Philadelphia for Boston. OKTSMOUTH. Nov 17—Arrived, sebrs John a Barrett, Philadelphia; Almeda, Sinith, South Amboy. 1 ron Harp. Haimipond, New York. r (lara E Simpson, Talpey, Baltimore. Arrived in hower Haror (7th, sehr Ada Ames, Adams, New York tor Rocklani. PROVIDENCE, Nov 18—Sailed, steamers McClellan, March. Baltimore via Norfolk; Mary. Ro: ladeb Me aches Voucmits, Kelley. Vieginias Revita Leeds, Absecom, NJ: Virginia, Bearse : John Manlove, Cushman: Seanor, I Hogan | HP ‘Ely, Stokes, and Mary re Ww jew nea Ay CKET, ‘Nov isartived, sloop Addison, Hyde, Mauted gene Wm Voorhs, Goldsmitn, Naverstraw. a MOND, |} Nov 17—Sailed, steamship Richmond, ‘ew York. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 17—Cleared, schr Hermom ait, Calla Railéd—Hark Canopa (Br). Lange, Queenstown, P=ye Isth= mship Colima, vearbora, Pabama, SA vAH, Nov 13—Cleared, bark Aurora (Bt, church NMeautore. hav! im repaired wot bate ore lexred, bark Tal aman (Br). Bak pool. yalso Cleared, schr Ralph M Hayward, Boane, Rew ‘ors. Sailed npr b H Livingston, Mallory, New York; ship Preston (sr: bark Jens Brandis (Nor);'prig Daisy, Cart io Jan Balled frou Tybee 19th, steamship Oriental, for Bos ALEM, Noy. 17 Arrived, brig, Arabel (Br), Brady, Maitland ‘tor Port Morrig, % Virginia, Ro: rehester, NB. tor New York : deiphia: F N Tewer, Adams; Hazleton, ' Rogers} Raven, tinie and T 8 McLellan, Farr, Port Johnson. Ivth—Arrived, schrs Matanzis, Bragdon; Wm Flint, Pendleton, and Dexter Ciark, Curtis. Port Johnson He Raton, Grierson, do: Astoria, Tracey, Hoboken; Gee G Shattuck, Thatch hiisdelpnia; Virginia, C bound Ka: 2 Nov 18: rived, schrs P 8 Devenel ine, shetfeld, Port Johnson for Bioe! A Pierce,’ Kelly, New Yor! Salled—-Brig ‘arabel: sels, W and Jonr $ Lee, Vangilaer, PI talla, and othe STONING 0. Revers Ww STARPACLIN LOVE, Nov 1é—Arrived, schrs Kalma) OH Flas Machina FoF Baltimore: Gustie Wilson, Floy¢ nila tor am. VINEYARD HAVEN Nov 18—Arrived, brig Abby Wab son. Philadelpnia, for Boston: schra J G Babcock, Marietta Steelman, Ruth T Carlisle, and George payeeere Phila: | deiphia for Boston: JB Knowles, New Yor Strout, Port Jonsson for do; ix E ‘graham, toy Saco; Lizzie Lane, K oF Qo for Portland ; Witham M. do tor Sal ee Ma, tor Kennebunt Lyon, EG Willard, Pitiade!bnta, rts peas Massy Skran’ Elizabeth, Rockport, Mass, for New Sailed—Schre Altavela, Cora Ltta, Phi Anatropist ii | tie B Nicol, Lsula, Kuth t Carlisie, Lizzie D Sm: Strout, Maggte P Sinith, EG Willard, J @ Baboock. Mariette ea nt peelman, NGTON, HO. Nov 18—Arrived. brig Atlautie otterda ‘steamship Rebecca Clyde, for Baltimore, #8 &. I o 2 +t BSOLUTE DivoRUES OBfalNeb PROM COURTS Of different States; lezal everywhere; no publicity; ho fees in advance; advice ifee ; commissioner for ever State, FREDERICK L NG. Counselior-at-Law. 333 Broadway Darentans DIVORCES ORTAINED FROM DIFFER- ent States. Legal everywhere. 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