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10 ‘NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2]. 1874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT, industry, ability and paying capacity of her merchants, This country of ours must | rely largely unoo mercantile, commercial and | Manulacturing interests, Great as are our indus- | trial capacities we could never develop without THE ARKANSAS DIFFICULTIES. pS ee Cabinet Discussion at Washington on the Present Trouble. | having at the back men who have ine ability to | | distribute our products all over the world. Wher- ever we go We find Boston merchants a synonym | for integrity, enterprise and capacity, abd pow, when trout’ eaking Snanciaily—comes pon us, we fing that the influence of Boston, of Massa- echusetts and New Eng » Which is centred 10 rs Intervicw with Judge Vermont. eens nd around Boston more than other place, to progress iu a sensible. conservative, ecOnOms | D upon the ecouomr of the public administration, | Kindness of tue President, I have been placed, T | aus other section of country, and therefore it 38 Sticcessiui enterprise of the Aimericad people, for WaSHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1874. | oy portunity of having had the privileye of meeting Strong im the conservative principles upon which THE CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY. | our government suould be based, favorable to | * | paying our debts as we agreed to pay them and | Cal manner, ‘This year we are to take j | SOME DECIDED STA) Poland, of | ahi" know pertectiy well that, tu undertaking. 60 adininister the department over which, by the | | Sail be sustained in every step for economy more by the sentiment of the Boston people than by 7 | that i am glad to be with you to-day, and if |, in QUIET AT LITTLE ROCK. | mp inniedspnere, can coucrivare snytning to the erey whieh you lave iabored, | rail be inore than giad {ve do it T shall be more than thankiul tor ths The Cabinet session to-day continued nearly | you. 1am y mueh obliged for this introduction three bours. All the members, except Postmaster | tv the merchants of Boston and tor what they G % ve ( 1am confident that ib the future, as General Jewell, were present, The Arkansas mae ate i they will be found in the front rank ters were the subject of comment. Attorney Geo- | jor enterprise, ability and integrity. To-morrow Mr. Jewell will be the guest of botn the Massacnusetts and Central clubs, He will re- main here until next wee LOUISIANA. ' tral Willlams submitted = telecrai from Sen- itor Clayton and several State oMcers in Arkansas arging the recognifion of the Smith party oy sue federal government, but the general opinion | ortho Cabinet was that since their last meeting dothing bas occurred to alter the decision made : st that time—namely, that the government has yatner Ryan’s Incendiary Lecture De- | lot in Its possession such information as Would | pounced=Alarm of the Returning | ustify any interference with the controversy 10 Board, | shat State, NEW ORLBANS, Nov, 20, 1874 | INTERVIEW WITH JUDGE POLAND. The incendiary lecture of Kev. Father Ryan, the Judge Polaud, Chatrman of the Congressional poet-priest of the South, deiivered last nigh® and avestigating Committee appointed to inquire | published to-day, advocating a new rebellion to nto the poirttcal condition of A nsas, arrived the federal government, is generaily denounced lere this morning (rom Little Rock. He cailed as opposed to the views of the people, and espe- ipon the Attorney Genera) and conversed for hy of the White Leaguers, bejore whom it was ome time avout he new compiications, Be wil ®'rre Returning Board have vecome alarmed eave for home to-morrow. Ip regard to his and now manilest a disposition to be more fair in the count, and some think they will not return the State republican. OBITUARY. opinion about the troubles he frankly said that he baa pone. He took some testimony iast spring at the close of the session. Messrs. Ward and Sayler resnmed at Lit Rock during the sum- mer, and ke did not know the character of the testimony taken by them, and no optuion coulda | Archduke Charies Ferdinand of Austria. be formed until the testimony was ali printed and A cable telegram from Vienna ander date of reviewed. For that reason be nad declined to be yesterday, tne 20th inst., brings the following re- toterviewed, port:—“The Archduke Charles Ferdinand diea “How is it, then,” [ asked, “thatyou are so ex. | to-day.” | Seusively quoted on this subject?’’ | The Archduke Charles Ferdinand of Austria, He answered, “I was called upon tn St. Lous by | cousin of the Emperor Francis Joseph, was paif a dozen newspaper gentiemen to get my born on the 29th of July ip the year 1818. | views and I told them as I have told you, thatit | He wes oon yaa ee uae sere , age. He entered the army a ql 7} would be decidedly improper for metoexpress 40s" ang was soon alterward promoted to an opinion in regard to a matterT had beensept the rank of General oj Cavalry (honorary), and made proprietor, or chief, of the Fiity-first regiment of invantry, and chie! of the Forty-drst put to officially investigate, and, were 1 disposed ro do so, ignorance of a great part of the teati- regiwent o! lancers. His Imperial Highness mar- mony taken would prevent me doing so, That | rie, on the 18th of April, 1654, the Arcoduchess Was ai] that was sald, resuiting In SIX different lizabeth Frances Marie, daugnter of the Arch- duae Joseph, Jalatine of Hungary. This lady vere nimiour children, The Archduke took an active part in the Austrian war of 1366, leading bis command in person in the fleld against the , Prussians, The Archduke was commander o/ a | corps of the Austrian army which formed the re- | serve of the Army of italy. \ interviews, all of which differed in the would-be important parts. If the papers can stand it | cer- tainly can." “It is reported here, Judge, that since the elec- | ions the barbers tax you more than before ?? “That,” replied the Judge, “ts as true as the St. Lonis interview. My Jace may have been for a | time a little longer than usual, but it has resumed, as you see, its wonted serenity and grave propor- tons. Lain content to do as my neighbor Butler preposes—stick to my legal practice in Vermont so long as men have liberal fees to pay or a poor wretch needs my professional assistance.” Leaving the Judge to finish a letter to his col- league. Sayler, 1 bade him good nignt. Governor Garland, of Arkansas, telegraphs to Lowe & Archer, bis connse!, bere, to-day, irom Littie Rock, as follows :— “All peace. No noise. John C. Winans. i Mr, John C. Winans, President of the Hamilton | Fire Insurance Company, of this city, died at his residence, in Ravenswood, Long Island, at nine o'clock yesterday morning, at the advanced age of seventy-two years, Mr. Winans was born and educated in New York, where bis tamuy lived—in the neighvorhood of Thirty-filth street, His pa- rents were most respected by a large circle of wealthy friends and acquaintances, Mr. Winans devoted his early life to the cultivation of the higher English oranches, and especially to arithmetic, bookkeeping and the | clences, and thus became in time an astute and | correct financier in the lucrative position to which Ex-Governor Baxter Thanked by the State Senate for His Comservative he finally raised himself, Previous to 1860 he was Policy—Alleged Fraud in Dorsey’s the head of a wholesale grocery establishment in Election—The Gubernaterial Contest SvUth street, Known as Winans & Brother, It was “i the ‘time be spent tn this station asa Smith Stihl Biding. nt that he became acquamted with the Litre Rock, Nov. 20, 1874. Most promiment and weaithy men of this and other adjacent cities, ln 1 the Hamilion Fire A joint resolution passed the Senate to-day, by ; : Z Iusurauce Company Was organized, and he entered @ majority of twen our to five, extending the organization 43 an active and must nseiul thanks to ex-Governor Baxter for his efforts in member. Mis reseoeanaraer energy did not re- fof the conservativ le of the Sta main unrewarded; for aiter a very few , imate of she consetreuy® peo le 10) who: Siete iD | veara “he. was:elecwed 7 (10.7 tHe” ome OF securing the calling o! the late constitutionai con- | {niet secretary, in leu of Mr. Barns, vention and the adoption of the wW constitution. who heid that position immediately previou ; ies : On the death of President Smita. 1n iséd, Mr. Wi- je 3 the My a > “J A joint resolution was offered in the same body and | pans was elected President of the organization, referred to the Committee on Federal Relations, and hasever since, up to mis demise, retained claiming iraud in ' sition and conducted the affairs vi a ws RRR . s company With great care and ability. He married sae ROHR ier apa OE aga ata reasouabie age abu has lett several children. to the Coited States Senate, ana calling for the He was a Christian, generous, poitie, atlabie aod appointment of a joint committee to investigate us gentleman, and known as such almost the case, [tis by bo means certain that tuis reso- She wr iele Pesce OF hie ies ene me Jotion will pass. At the time Dorsey was elected it and influential nen in New York. He imately connected with two or three of the it Was claimed by the Gazette, the leading demo- urnal of the State, that his election was a s ver ferry compauies and one of ‘he princi- pal masagers of them. Sr. Winans was corp in 1802, cratic ) - hay { ¥ - $ and breathed bis last yesterday with evi- victory over Ciayton and McClure and a ‘riumph % ie . ort we ler Baxter. Dorsey received the votes of filteen dences of resiguation and Curistian fortitude, democratic members of the Legisiauure when ern cand § elected, some of ®hom are members ol the body S. BR. W. McLean, of Cincinnati. \ now ins pn. Fo se reasons it 1s claimed A despatch from Cimcinnati states that S. B, | tual t tbe resolution was to the gray relerence 0: rd. THE SITUATION OF THE CONTEST. W. McLean fell dead of heart disease at his resi- | dence in that city yesterday morning. Mr. McLean There is no change In the guoernatorial situa- pas long ocen identified with the interest of the | xpecting che question to be o! Ohio and formerly was a power in bet meeting to-day and the the 8i e title 0 | quiet. Garland’s miiltia still a Of ihe See ee Seen ee oes | the Port under tie administrations of | ts Plerce and Buchanan, dis baie 13 tamiliar to the people of the country irom long connection with the Cincimnau Luqutrer, e@ state House and continue fruitless sovernor Smith and Secretary of State Congressman Sayler, of Ohto, democratic mem- rich he was, f eve} 9 odinge 187 vero; the Arkansas Investigation Committee, ar- Pre"Quciness mabager aud leading sto “rity tanldcal Tived to-day. He 18 mucn tucensed at the position sigs pals coments Sree. | assuined by Jac ad in renting statements | | Isnac 8. Finney, U. §. Ne | Isaac S. Finney, First Assistant Engineer, witn | the rank of Lieutenant, in the Untted States Navy, trade by ribune correspondent + improbabl rview to-day, asserts tches forwarded irom caine from his enemies 15 Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn, from disease con- | tracted whlie on the coast of Cuba, on board the | POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL. United States ship Colorado, He wasborn in Sep- | - tember, 1835, at Harrisburg, Pa. He entered the | Wisit cf the New Cabinet Officer to Bose 04VY a8 Third Assistant Engineer im 1559, ana | 0, Which was detailed for duty on | On the 25th of November, | joined the My: the coast oO! Africa. ton—Reception by the Roard of Trade— A Few Remarks Complimentary to the Solid Men. 1861, he Was promoted to the rank of Second As- | Boston, Mass., Nov. 20, 1874, sistant Engineer, He afterward joined the | eral Jewell ts the hero of the | luscarora, and was present during the | now. He arrived here h engagement at Fort Fisher, and on her | and proceeded atonceto while engaged im the pursuit of tne | nence of bis brot on the Postmaster Gen- t, Hawley | Alabamaanud remained in her uli 1864, when he | was promoted to the rank of First Assistant | @ Post OMce a cursory ex- omce Mr. Jewell, longing to the North Atlantic squadron, and re- | mained on her 30th of June, Went on shore duty at the Philadelphia and Ports- Genera) Burt, Mr. Bryant, the | moutn navy a drief period of ume. On | of the new butiaing; M une ued the Minnesota and _ - pr rema a her till the oist of January, 1858. un | or the land forthe extem- | tue zocu o: January, 1870, he joined the frigate Colorado, fitting out for the Asiatic squadron, aud mmission | Upon his return he | nected with anc S the office, vis! e new Post OMce Treasury, in Devonshire street ootained as promotion. During tie Virginius ex. | ¢, Steamship Dana (Br). Thompson, Yokohama, Ang 26, | the lettering of windows and so shed the agreeable | Low Bros. of superintendent of the con. | struction of guvernment machinery, at Newburg, | oo jomm bis old ship, the Colorado. Fr § Of bis #1X months’ sojourn on | Vessel 0! i; Cubs and Key | work alone remaining to ve done, floor of the great pavilion have been | iron netting, intended to portion off the various josed in departments, and the entire office was ta «. 6 never recovered, and although he has jent ce on for inspection. Later in the dar do! late a great deai to recover bis health tue Post - vis D ta’ Bx. | It bas bee vain, and he frequently remarked tue Postmaster pyp oncdnebtiegsayr the Merchai “fl bx that ‘3 the Colorado had kilied him. | upon the invitation of the officers of the | His relative rauk tu the Mavy Was that of lieuten- | aud he stood about tne thirtieth | He Was a prominens member auto on the a ae Board of Trade. Alarge number of merchants and ba men were present and extended scordial | 6 ‘the “Masonic ternity, baving passed | giee the guest of the hour, The Postma: the tnirty-secoad ree of the A. and ter Ge } y Mr. Edward Kem- 4 Tito, aud was, in addition to this, a | . vitrinite Aiaes4 night Templar. it ts reported thas he tooK vie, V of the Boston Board of Trade, woi'e aproad the tuirty-third degree. His com | saying that there was among them to-day a citizen | mandery ut Harns 1Ve hig bouy upon ©) Boston who bas deen honored by a very higo | US artiea: there § Pi eB give acted vented 4 oe take place this morning, a o'clock, a pavlic position, returning from it to asstM@e @ | nis Brooklyn residence, wen the following friends | more responsibie cne at tue appointment of the | wili oMciate a5 pail besrers:—Cnier kngineers President of the Cni He said that he | Henderson, Sewell. Harris, Danby, Carpenter: Past Assistant Enuineer Ojsen, Captain Haxton, peee tosay 16s rest in the bUSIDeS® | Surgeon Welles, and tis bro‘her-in-law, Captain o) Bosten and the places c |F man, ofthe Merchant steamer Cortes, A deie- Hon. Marshal) Jewet w gation of oMlcera from the United states ship hoanoke have been invited to be prese The ing received with cnecrs MR. JEW GENTLEMEN OF THE { done! need 10 say unis welcome—fer this p te the solid mev of bo for certainit tis a privilege te be ip any way considered 4 repres ve man. I need Hot say that) om glad \o be im Boston, Iwae always giac tc be here where} fire thirty years age te learn my trade of the dent of this Board, Mr Commings, | toma 1 was very gluc te get here then, ano | lave beer wiac mans times te have been here since. 1 am very glad pow lor the Very same reason. Boston, em. inest in many particulars, 1s eminent, more than | He wasa zealous worker in the ministry, an ¢ wor anything else, tor the imsegrity, cuserpriac, | nest advoqate of temperance and was known aod reputation of the deceased Engineer stood very | high for intelligence and geniauty. Thetnterment wil take place at Harrisourg. Pa., to-morrow, for | ed | Rev. John Gibbs, Rev, John Gibbs, at one time @ very prominent Congregational preacher in this vicamity, died at the residence of his son-in-law. Mr. Ovaries Buttirick. Brooklyn, on Thursday. Mr. Gibbs was rty-eight years old, aud forty years of his active Were passed ag a Congregational preacher on to | lite Long Island from Upper Aquebdogue to Belleport. | School, and entered as acommoner at Pembroke ' of a would-be suicide, who, in the cool contempia- | him. chan 2 Bowling Green Senilier..- 113 Broadway. Cimbria |Dee. 17° Hamburg. 4 Eity otNew York. Dec. 19.) Liverpool. | Republic......,++./Dec Liverpool. |19 Broadway. | PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 20, 1874 died on Thursday morning at bis residence, No. | 5; Burt at the old Soutn Engineer and ordered to suore duty: but this only | pay tthe Hou, Uenry L, lasted tora few days, jor on the 2d of June ue | der H. Rice and othe with Was ordered to join the irigate Susquehanna, de- | 1866, When ne | p beloved by many people. He resigned bis pastoral | duties four years since, and for & year past bas been bedridden with paralysis, His funeral will take place to-morrow, from the residence of Kis son-in-law, No 1,099 Bergen street, at one | o'clock F. M. Tom Hoo Tom Hood, who was noted not only as the son of agreat man, datas bright and genial writer as well, has just died, after a painful iness. He was born at Lake House, Wanstead, Essex, England, | January 19, 1535, and was only ten years old at the | time of his father’s death, He was educated at University College School and South Grammar College, Oxford, tn 1853, where he passed all the examinations for the degree of Bachelor os Arts. While at Oxiord be wrote his frst book, “Fen and Pencil Pictures,” which was published 1p 1555. This wus jollowed by “Quips and Cranks” and “Daugu- ters of King Daker and Other Poems,” in 1861; “Loves of Tom Tucker and Littie Bo-Peep, Koyming Rigmarole,” 10 1862; Vereker Vengeance, & Sensatiou,” in 1864; Captain Mas- ter’s Children,” a novel, and ‘Jokes for Little | Foiks,” In 1565, In the year tast named be was | appointed editor of Fun and continued hold we | position Ull bisdeath, Besides nts coveributons to the columns of #un he wrote much for tre mag- aziues and tor other periodicals and even at | tempted something more ambitious toough Dot | with very great success, His noveis are “A Dis- puced Inheritance,” olden Heart,” “Money's | Worth” and “Love and Valor.” He occasionally empioyed his pencil as weil as his pen, and ilius- trated his father’s comic verses “Precocious Pegay.”’ The early death of his father bas been often lamented, and the sad circumstances of the decease of the elder Hood will be recalied now that the son has followed the father to the grave, dying even an earlier death, William M. Sanders. William M. Sanders, theatrical machintst and stage carpenter, died on Thursday morning at his residence, in this city, after a brief iliness. Mr. Sanders Was at one time connected with the Ulympic Theatre, as stage carpenter aud machinist, and irom there he passed into Wallack’s and several of the other leading | houses. He was a member of Lodge No. 1 of the Henevolent Order ol Elks and tp his forty-sixt yeur at the moment of his demise. fhe (uw Will take place from the Church of the TransOsura- tiou, “the ititle church around the corner,’ oa Sunday, the 27th tust., at two o'clock He Dedicates His Body to the Art of Cremation Before Attempting to Take His Life—His Probable Recovery. A strange phase of human nature was developea yesterday a(ternoou in the uncommon philosophy tion of taking his life, bore in mind what. ne con- ceived to be the interests o! his feliow man;by offer- ing himself as a sacrifice to the doctrine of crema- tion; but the generous sel{-immolator was thwarted in his designs, as will appear by the foliowing :— At about four P. M. yesterday Oficer Coffey, of the Nineteenth precinct, noticed @ man inthe Grand Central depot laboring under an epileptic fit, and, summoning an ambulance, he conveyed him to Beilevue Hospital, where restora- tives were applied with marked success, On the person of the patient was found, loaded, a seven- chamber revolver and & note which read as {ole lows :— To Tnose wuo Fixp Mr Bopy:. My name is August Verrier. Being satisfied that this Hite has nothing more interesting tor me here I have done this act. You may take my body for ah ALY. It was evident that the man contemplated sui- cide, and would have probably carried out his in- tentions had it not deen for the fit that overtook Although after iong, well directed medical treatment the patient recovered sufiicient!y to | converse, he refused to give his residence or occu- | pation, or to impart any information that would throw ‘urther light onthe case, itis thought he | will entirely recover, and be compelled, conse- quently, to defer tis philanthropic act to a future ine. SHIPPING NEWS. MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER. Office, Steamer. | Saile, | Destinatron.| | —- 1..|15 Broadway. 19 Broaaw 2 Bowling Green | Ethiopia 7 Bownng Green Wi: 9 Broad way. Java. 4 Bowling Green State af Nevada. Pommerant Maas...... America... ‘Tne Queen... 2. tv of Montreal. Cropia. | i Brondway. | 4 Broadway. -|7 Bowing Green France Gaelic. . + : Canana... | London... Parthia 2.) Liverpool. i Puiesia. | Hambure. Celtic. City ot Antwerp. Bolivia Engiana... Herman Klopstock Idan 2 Bowling Green 113 Broadway. 69 Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 72 Broadway. #1 Broadway. 50 Rroaa wat 15 Broadw: 1) Broad we Rotterdain, vernOOls Almanac for New York=—This Day. HIGH WATER. 6 53| Gov. Island..morn 5 55 - 488) Sandy Hook..morn 5 10 {Hell Gate....morn 7 40 §UN AND MOON, Sun rises. Sun sets wee Moon sets.,..morn 4 (6 CLEARED, (Br), Craig, Glasgow—Henderson | Steamship Ethio} ros. Steamship Crescent City, Curtis, Havana—W P Clyde | Co. sinp Canada (Br), Murray, Liverpool—Bowring & Archibald. ship Fieetfora, Taylor, San Francieco—Sutton & Co. i Bark Maury (Nor), Christensen, Liverpooi—fetens & | Bockmann é | Hark Laura (Nor, Tobiasen, Exeter. E—Tetens & Bock- | manu ! 4 BATE Rafaello Gta), Mortola, Bristol, E—D R De Wolt Co. Bark Diana (%al), Banno, Falmouth, E—Slocovich & | Co, "Bark Evelyn (Br), Smith, Halifax, NS—D R De Wolf & | Co. Bark Car! Friedrich (Ger), Knuth, Doboy, Ga—Dill & Rabmann. Schr Victor, Nickerson, Para—G Amsinck & Co. Sear ae Bird (Br), Hjelstrom, stJohn, NB—P 1 evius & Son. sehr pring Bird (Br), McLean, St John, NB—P 3 Ne vius & son, Schr Virginia Rulon, Rulon, Jacksonville—Warren Schr Alpine, Steelman, Richmond—Overton & Raw. | Kins hr A & E Baker, New Havon—Rackett & Bro. Phitudeiohia—James Hand rrer, Philadelphia—J & steamer Beverly, Ptere: Steamer S C Walker, S. ‘Tne bark C cleared by D rmela (Aus), Veccerina, for Trieste, was mers Howe (not as betore) ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. i (Br), James, Venice Sept 20, Messina eainship Zanc nd Gibr 2b, Palermo Zh, Denia Oct 0 Malaga 3 tar Nov i, with tru . to Williams & Guion, Steamehip Ontario, Weir, Kio Janeiro Oct 26, Ba goth, Pernambuco Nov |. Para 6th, and st Thomas | with mdse and passenzers to WK Garrison. et 26, mies Wor Cape Frio, passed ship Creighton, bound th, lat i 15 3, lon 3 50, Ud steamer ._ bound Novo, at mouth of Para River, steamship Merrimact trom New York, bound in. Steamship Cleopatra, Bulkley, Savannah Nov 17, with mdse and passenyers to Murray, terris & Oo. Ship Jacov A Stamler, Surnsoi. Havre 65 aaye in pal- last (o Bowd & Hincken, Mad strong westerly winds most of the passage; Oct 22, iat 4524. lon 3024, passed | bark Jobn, abandoned, and to ail avpearance not lone that situation: the lower topsails and foresail were hoiswed up, with ne perceptible damage wo them; she | Was in ballast. Ship Marianna ¥ (Port), Ferriere, Lisvon 20 dava, with salt, cork, &c. to G Amsinck. ship Volunteer (of Boston), Christie date Walker, who died Det 6), La Paz, Lower Caiforuia, 133 days, with | mise to F Baker. Passed Cape Horn Sept 9; crossed the Equator Oct 24. 1n lon Hurk G de Zaldo, Miller. | Waydell & Co. ¢ Prosperite (Nor), Beruldsen, ub agua 14 days,in ballast to Marseilles 63 days, mdse to Jas Heur, Passea raitar Oct & 4 Sparkling Wate? (of Stockton), Dani, Bordeaux 39 days. with A to Danie! ot Amant & Son: vessei to | Walsh, Field & Wa j Brig Veniure (of Windsor, NS), Folker, St Martins 20 days, with salt tod F Whitney | sehr MD Tretand «of Cape May) ntree, Milk River, | {| days, with logwood to Loaycratt & Co; vessel (6 | rton & Hawking pele Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington, NC, 5 days, wi Mila de 4 eelman, Virginia, with wood. | Nov AM, when of the Highlauds, ‘sprung alenk | | and t 4 cords cf woor om deck, apd was | ta rein Gray nd Bay in nt Water. kb HONS, inedy, Georgetown, DO, with to Overton & Huwkin echr Harvest Home, Hodgsdon, Boston for Virginia, | Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. | | _ Bark Friedrich Hartvie (Ger), Wolters, Fail River for | New York. Brig Thos Tarull, Thompson, Martinique via New Ma- | East Broad street, ran aground, | sent to her assistance, but tatled to get her off, and she | near Constantinople, ven for New York 21 days, with sugar to L W 2 P arm Foreign Ports. strong. ALGos Bat, OGH, Oct 610 port sc ‘Weyer Sehr Malanta. (Br), Potter, Cornwallis, NS, tor New m rhe yoras ayetwin, produce to Wl Durvea! vessel to CW | Bane (Ger Von dey Ha en. or bark erteaux. . Hamlin, St Thomas; Hudson, Vaughi teat Sent isabel Alberto. Tooker, Harwich for New York. | Banylin, St Thomas) | : 4 “4 . ring, mali. do witht S E Meahungaie, Hilyerd, Bastport for New York, yan ort Get i vip Jae aright, Merrion, tof 20 i | Francisco: barks Adelaide Norri br Pet ogeeg, mompron omtand es Autor: | Yoek aviv? xanacts Crowell Cel and bara . a y i, for do: Archer. Hal ‘or Bos! » oe Sarah Louise, Badger, New fora for New | an, Cans ete waiter Gonace Tereent ark. ‘ Lord Clarendon (Br), Lavender; Tatay, Schr Harriet Lewss. Searle, Providence (or New York | Bravion. Grav and C' Forbes, Low, unci briks Elvie Schr E Nickerson, Chase, Boston tor Philadelphia, piss Gp). Romie, trem Demnenars, errived HP wa sarah L Lhompson, Hal, Bridgeport tor New | aller Webber, and David HToick. sa wren OBE on ork, ‘ . ARDADOS, Oc! rrived, schr Palos. 1. ee ene eae ne. | Bue biaktnobeee tice gee sited ie iortiere Schr Lucy Baker, Allen, Wickford for New York, ique'; Minnie Cobb. Small, New York (@ r PY x y i “odd, Smali, New York (and satied 4th for clr Sarah Blizabeth, Kelly, Rockport for New York, st Thomas, schrs Canton, Henley. Coriolk, Va; Sis, with stone to order. sehr It P Ely. stokes. Southport tor New York. Schr UA Deming, Boardman, Hartford for New York. Scbr siligator, iregory, Hariford for New York. sear Jos Rogers, Wogers, Portand, Ct, tor New York, with stone to Hallock & Daly z Sehr Baltimore, Francis, Norwalk for Now York. Schr Blackstone, Wixon, Providence tor New York. sehr Velma, Buriker, Addison tor New York, with lath to Simpson & Clapp rJ DGrifin, fish to Gould & Gott sehr U H Fisk, Dixon, Portland for New York, with luinber to Mowe, Cole & Benson. sehr Lizzie Raymond. Hall, Connecticut River for New York. seh ewburyport for New York. ould, Gloucester for New York, with SC Noyes, Bradley, York. Schr Clara Gove, Thomas, Calais for New York, with Jumber to order. Schr Maggie Beil, Mall, Rockiand for New York, with lime to Candee & Fressey. . Schr Geo W Glover. Nelson, Rockland for Now York, witi lime tod K Brown, Sehr Nautiius, Peck, Rockland for New York, with eto Candee & Hressey. chr Jacob Raymond, York.“ Schr Vineyard, Rich, Provincetown for Virginia, Schr Yosemite, Kelly, Providence tor New York. Schr Mary stove, acon, Portsmonth for New York. Selir TC Lyman, Hill Mystic tor New York. Selir MC Garver, Carver, New Haven for New York. Sehr J linker, Stewart, Newport tor New York. Schr Rodney ‘Parker, Parger, New Haven tor Balti- more. sehr Frances Hatch, Green, Rockland for New York, with lime to JR Brown, Schr J H Chaffeo, Buell, New Bedford for New York, Sche Bertna, Conover, Boston tor New York. sehr Geu Sherman, Eaton, Connecuent River for New Brown, Brookhaven tor New | Yorn. Schr R A Forsyth, Robbie, Stamford tor New York, BOUND kasr. Steamship City of New bedtora.Springer, New York for ann Nathaniel Stevens, Hawkins, Weehawken for Osta. Senr EM Ponder, Powers, New York for Boston. sehr Henry May. Hatch, Hoboken for Providence, Schr Castilian, Morgan, Port Johnson for Salem. Schr 8 J Gilmore, Mason, Port Johnson for Boston, Sehr M A Predmore, Sherman, Newburg for Norwich. Schr Ann, stratton, Port Jounson tor Boston. Schr Lewis Jane, Coie, Kingston for Providence. is Schr Abbie Pittman, Titus, Alexandria for New Lon- on. Schr Allic Oakes, illsbury, New York for Portland. Schr Laura Ui Jones, Cousins, New York for Boston, Sehr Hixhiand, Lynch, Albany for Roslyn Schr Musee, McClintock, Melville, NJ, for Bristol. Senr Victory, Moon. Vort Johnson for salem. Schr JC Rogers, Bussell, Amboy tor Boston. Steamer Llectra, Young. New Yors tor rrovidenca | New Bedtord SALLED, Steamshin Richmona, Nortolk ; brigs Abraham (Dutch) Morgan Pill; Morning Light. Dsaeeee jae Maritime Miscellany. wa See port arrivals and cable news. The purser ofthe steamship Ontario, from Rio Janet ro, 4c, has our thanks for promptly forwarding our files and despatches. Srxamsitr Trent (Br), Legzatt, which cleared at Savannah for Liverpool ‘Nov Ii, started down the river about two o'clock I/th, and, when opposite the foot ot Three of tour tugs were probably remained there until high tide 1th, Snir Himataya (Br), at San Francisco Nov 12 from Newcastle, NSW, lost fore and muin topgallant masts and split several suilsin a strong NW gale Aug 18 and on the Sih inst had a strong NW squall of short dura- Uon, during which carried away jibboom, Barx Leaxper, Legjez, trom Uampeuchy (not Cien- | ruegos) for London, before reported at Southwest Pi | Teth in distress, put in leaky. bei ae) mr Leo (Br), trom aulnierville, NS, for Boston, sprung aleak and wasrun ashore Nov’ 15 at Gape Cove, NS; vessel condemned, One man lost. Scur Pinta (ot New Bedtord). Paddock. from Bangor for Alexandria, while becaimed at Hell’ Gate Nov 14, was run into by a steamtug towing a schooner, carrying | away bowsprit and jibboom. Scar Saran Coux, which sailed from Tuxpan, Mexico | Aug 20 for Galveston, nd was never afterward heari from, was commanded by Capt \ Olde, a native of Swe- den, Her crew consisied oi Oscar Esrisgstrom and Wm Sheaner, both Swedes, and Ignacio Kames, a Mexican. Mr J Carieton, wife ‘and child, of Texas, were passen- gers. Scuz Fanny Fenn (before reported), atter striking, was run on the flats south of the . outh ‘érother, where she sunk in 12 feet ot water. he is owned by Jos Eaton, of Narragansett Ferry, and 1s partly insured. Wreckmas- ters Brown and Raxter have made a contract to raise her as soon as possible. ‘The new 3-masted schooner building in Carter's yard, Beltast, tor Capt McDonald, has been named the T H | Livingstone. Havana, Nov 18—The steamship Ponce (Sp), with a cargo of cotton from New Orieans for Liverpool, has put in here for repairs to her machinery. Liverroot, Nov 19—The cargo of brig Grazia (At trom New York tor Odesst, before reported wreened > wil’ be nearly all saye!. (Her cargo conaisted of 54,00) gallons refined petroleum and 94 buls rosin. | New Lonpox, Nov 20—An unknown schooner. J W Waison master, {5 ashore on Block Island. "So particu. ars. Rro Jaxerno, Oct 25—On the 10th a new government dry dock, cut out of solid granige. without 1 faw, was opened. ‘It is, however, only 260 feet long, owing to the nature of the ground, by about to be aoe old one lenuthened from 3) to 42) minGtox, NC, Nov 19—The Spanish bark Elvir: which was capsized at Veep Watar Point -ometime nee, was owed to the shoals, opposite smithville, on Tuesday last, where she now lies in 18 tect of water. A | Vigorous effort will be made toward raising her at once. Notice to Mariners. THE IRON BUOYS IN THE RARBOR, The Chamber of Coinmerce received the following letter yesterday from the Lighthouse Board, In regard to the retention of the iron buoys in the harbor during the | approaching wintei Trmascry Derantwzyt, ) Orrice or tax Lasutaousr Boarn, : Wasi cxctox, Nov 19, 8/4. 6 Str—Referring to your letter ot Nov 6, transmi resolution adopted by the Chamber of Commerce of New York, relating to the retention of the iron buoys the harbor of New York during the coming winter, I have to inform vou that the Board, at its meeting yesterday, de- termined to leaye the iron buoys down ‘uring the com- | ing winter in New York Bay ana harbor and the ap- proaches thereto from seaward. The iron buoys at points of comparatively littic }mportance will be re- moved and their places supplier with spars. Je W , Naval Secretary. i To the Secretary ot the Chamver of Commerce, New York, Whalemen. At Montevideo Oct 18, schr Lizzie P Simmons, Potts, of New Yors. Arrived at San Francisco Nov 12, bark Florence, Wii- Mams, trom Ochotsk =ea. Arrived at do Nov 19 ship St George, Knowles, of NB. trom North Pacific Oceans bark Progress, Dowden, of ‘B, from do; Acors Barns, Allen, of Ni, from Ochotsk a: Tagus. trom do; 20th, Northern Light, Smith, of NB. from do. The aaies of the vessels before reported by ship Ma- rengo. at San Francisco trom the Arctic, are ag foliows— Sept 22, barks Prog: Max well s St George ; 16th, Jireh Verry, Josepnine; barks Ja Jas Allen. Bark Napoleon, Jernezan. of NB, was at St Michanis Oct ds having shipped bbls sp ‘oil by bark Am (Port). and was bound for a cruise in the South Au Ucean Bark George & Mary, of New London. has been sh ic fishery. She will be towed to New Bedford, Spoken. Ship Sarah Hignett, Burweil, tram Livy cutta, Oct 15, lat 927 5, lon 32 15 W. all well. Bark star King. Sanborn, trom: Matanzas for accra, Nov 10, lat 3i 45, ton 77 47. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS ASD SHIP CAPTAINS, Ree aR LER ere sen Merchants, shipping agents and shio captains are in- formed that by wlegraphing to the Hxravo London Bureau, No 46 Vieet street, ths arrivals at ani depart- pres trom European ports anl other ports abroad, of American and all foreiga vessels trading with the United States, the same wilt be cadled to this country tree of charge aud pablished. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. —_—+—__—- Austenpam, Nov 19—Arrived, bark Stlernen (Nor), Guttormsen, New York. Axtwenr, Nov 19—arrtved, bark Jannetje Schrier, Philadetphia. Bonpeavx, Nov 18~Arrived, brig Gezine (Ger), Rueter, New Orleans BARCELONA, (Rus, Nov 18—Arrived, bark Osborne (Br), Grif. : | fiths, New Orleans. Care Town, OGH, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Ocean Ranger Gz), Jones, San Franctsco. Deat, Nov ®—Arrived, bark Lady Elizabeth (Bn, Corbet, New York for London. Gronautan, Nov I8—Arrived, bark Giuseppe Rocca (tal, Pailio, New York. sue or Wickt Nov 20—Of, bark Sarah Kingsbury, Waterhouse, from London for Newport, b. Livanroon, Nov 19—Artived, bark Solomon, Ferguson, San Francisco Lospon, Nov 2—Arrived, bark Livertag (Ger), Todt, Charleston, Arrived 19th, bark Ismay (Br), Pattie, Boston. Lisnos—Arrived, bark Floka (Nor), Michaelsen, New York. Pour Exizaseta, CGH, Oc (Br), Hosmer. Boston. Quexxstown, Nov 20, 11:3) AM—Sailed, steamship tie (Br), Kiddie from Liverpool), New York. Arrived 20th, steamship City of Antwerp (Br), Laver, Liverpoo! (and proceeded tor New York), Cel. Arrived at ———- Nov 1%. the “'Hectress.” trom United | Pronawiek Loxpox, Nov 20—A telecram from Bordeaux says th “Monroe” has been damaged, and will discharge and go into dock for repairs. ssi ctl, Onwant” éch, Triton, Jos | | utr chased by I Bourne, Jr. and wil: be tirted tor the whale | chr John Meitier, Barker, Cohasset Narrows tor New | pant i | fon; 29th, bark Anmie Worrall Minnie Replier, Steelman, Philadelphia (and sailed Nov 4tor Port spain); Thomas BH stone, Goss, Nortol) Nov 1, brig Herne (uteh) Mande id, bark Evanelle, Hichborn, New York and sajiea 4th for St Vincen 8d, schre Baltimore, Quesne, NoPiolk, Va; Herbert J Olt (Sr), Jones, Vara; 4th, brigs Harry & Anvrey, Briegs, New York ; Tarifa, Brown, do; Sth, Gem, Pierce, do; Dan- je: Trowbridge, Rogers, do; Storm King (Br). Philadei phia: 6th, J Bickmore, Welsh, Norfolk; schr Edna How. ard, Davis, New York: 7th, brig Merrm: Patterson, a sear Julia ‘A Merritt (Bry, New River. No} 8th, brig Five Brothers, Thurston. Glice Bay. (Those not reported sailed remained Nov 10) Certs, Oct 31—Sailed, bark Domenico Lanata (Ital), Rosasco, New Orleans. Demerara, Nov 6—[n port, brig Mississippi (Bri, Mar- m and tor Balumore, arrived Oct 29; Saliy Brows, Ross, tor do; Ariel (Bri, Doane, for Boston: schrs David F Keeling, Robinson. trom and tor Baltimore, ar- rived Oct 30; Lavinia F Warren, Jonnson, frow and tor New York, arrived Nov 2 Sailed October 2 schra Mabel Lent (Br), Beeler, Bos- Bri, Jones, Balumore; sith, brigs Eastern star, Poster, New York; Maisie. (Br), Stun, Boston; Noy 4, Hunter (Br), Shelly, New York. (Br) ). Kingston, Ja, Nov 6—Arrived,' sieamship Atl Hamilton, New York (and sailed 8th for Savamilia. & Sailed Sih, schrs Inox Briggs, Crosby, San André 9th, Rescue, Hudwins, do. Ih port 9th, brigs Uiner (Br), Williams, trom Baltimore via Turks Island, arrived 8h; Charlotte Buck, Hunter, trom New Orleans; Erie, Sears, for New York; scnrs CC Bearse, Blaisdell, for do, Mott Bedell, Porter, tor Pensacola. LivenrooL, Nov 17—Sailed, steamship Manitoban (Br), Wrlie, Balumore and Haliiax. Movitts, Nov 16—Arrived, steamship Sarmatian (Br), Aird, Quebec for Liverpool ‘and proceeded), Makseitixs, Nov lJ—Saued, bark Gughelo Tomma- sino (tal, Astarita, New York. Muscat, Nov 9—Arrived, bark Rssex, Peterson, Tama- tave, Madagascar. MontEvipeo, Uct 6—Sailed, bark Mary Jones (Br), for United States, Tn port Uct 1% barks Woodside, Montgomery, from Portland, arrived 16th; Asphodel, “Marcy, trom “Boston for ‘also, repg;' Celina, Hoagson; Shamrock. Panno, and hate Harding (Br), Harding, ime: brig Re- vecea J Paige, Hill, for New York; Angenora, Prince, from Portland; Jennie Phinnte, Brown, trom ‘do; Dei Gratia (Br), Waterhouse, ana Johanna (Dutch), Jor New York ; sehr Island City, Smith, for do. Mavauuez, Nov 10—Arrived previously, sehrs Ricardo Barros, Newton, New York: Horteusia, Smith, Macias, In port 10th, ‘brie Lizzie H §kimbali, Miliken, from Muchlus; sehr Portland (Br), Cagin, trom New York, waiting orders; Robert Valnicr, Dennis, trom Brnns- wick, aisg; F G Russell, Rankin, loading oranges; and probably others, Prexamnoco, about Oct 12—Arrived, brig Nereus (Br), Allea, New York. Vort Sraix (Trin)—Oct 29—Arrived, ship Golden Fleece (Br), Gan, Calcutta and St Helena (and sailed Nov 5 for New York); Wh, brigs Pearl, Brizgs, New York; Nov 2, Hattte Eaton. Cook, do; Tropre Bird, Kori. do, Pount-a-Pitre, Nov 9—In port, brig Princess Beatrice (Br), Simmons, from New York, arrived 3d. for Marty nique: schrs Cephas, Sterrett, Babbidge, from Boston and Martinique, arrived Oct 26: Mille Trib, Drinkwater, trom Barbadoes, arrived Nov 2, tor New York: Emily Curtis, Barbour, from Picton, arrived 3d, tor Jamaica. Arrived Oct 24 schr Ada barker, Dobbin, New York (and sailed 6th for St Thomas). Puaistke Core, OB, Nov 19—Passed, ship County of Pictou (Br), Monroe. from Pictou for Savannah; brig Bliza (Br), do tor New York. Pictou, NS, Nov 20—Cieared, bark Eliza Oulton (Br), O'Brien, St Thoma: Rio GRaNnx po Sou, Oct 9—Sailed, bark Pepita (Ger), Gatien, Boston. £ In port Oct 16, brigsJonnte A Cheney. Arey, from Richmond, Va, tor New York, ldg: Lucy W'Snow. Stone, from New York, arrived tl; schr Roebuck (Br), tor Sandy Hook . dg. Rosario. about Oct 17—In port schr George V Jordan, Duncan, for Boston, Kio JANEINO, Oct 8—Arrived, ship Priscilla, Merriman, Leith; 1th, brig Kremlin, Wyman, Darien;’ 0th, bark PC Merryman, Young, Cardiff: 14th, brig ‘RC Wright, Boyle. Baltimore; 24d, barks Brazilian (Ger), | Richmond; 24th, Templar, Wilson, Baltimore! | Columbia,’ Brereton, New York} 2ith, bark Wm Van Name, Watts, Brunswick, Ga, Sailed Oct 7, senrs Uzzi (Br), Harden, Hampton Roads:Seaforth (Br), Esson, New’ Orleans: 8th. ship Armstrong (Br), Bryan. Southwest Pass; brig Senorita, Teliherz, Baltimore: Lith, barks Corsica (Kr), McTavish Portland, 0; Jonehold (sw), Jonchold, Hampti sehr August (Ger), Stro Balitmore Uth, brig Max (Ger), Ollsmann, Boston: 12th, barks Tarpeian (Br), Young. Galveston; Brightest Star (#r), fut | New Orleans: New 13th, Fearless (Br) brig L Warren, Leach, Jo; Isth, 1 Staples, Mobile; 15th. Aquiene: 161h, schrs Sophia Amalia (Sw), (Kus), Thiesen, Mobile jor order: | Tainter (Br), Losberg, New York; “ist, A: Stone, New Orleans: schr Jane. Milloy | Hampton Roads; 224, steamship st Maraidi (Br | New Orleans; schr’ Margurethe (Dan), | York; 2d, ship Sainne: Watts, Lermond, bark Megunticook, Hemmingway, 1 | Thomas. rastman, San Francisco. | In port Oct 26, ships 8 © Blanchard, | Pike: Progress, stephens, and Sabino, King Phili co, epg, len Angier, Baltimore; dos Robert bark: Alice Meady ; Detroit, Paine. », Rawlins, trom Battimore tor San Franc arks Elverton, Clark, from and for Baltimore, arrived 9, Idg; Newlight, Chapman, trom and tor 4 rived 13th. do: Oasis, Randall, and T F Whiton, Carve: David Hambro (Dan), Nielsen. tor Hampton 8, kdary bry . ‘ollins, for Savannab, lorence for Hampton Foads, a Pepita (Nor), tor Mobile (cleared 21th); and the avov arrivals, | “In pert Nov 18, steamer Copernicus (Br), for New York, to sail 20tn (with 20,00) bags coffee). | _ Santos. Oct 7—Sailed. briz Hannibal (sr), for Hampton | Roads; I7th, sehr Lily (2r), tor New York. | | Ju port Oct Zi, schr Nancy W Smigh, Jooker, from Rio Janeiro, arrived (0h Pierre, Mart, Oct 31—Arrived, schr Marguerite (I'n, Bensa, New’ York. In port Nov 13, schr1aa C Bullard, Small, from Balti- more, “St Taowas, Oct 22—Arrived, schr Geo E_ Thatcher, Kelley, Baltimore: 29th, brig Uiara J Adams, McFadden, New York (and sailed Nov 7 tor Faiardo, PR, to load tor | Baltimore; Nov 4 bark Com A Dupont,’ Nichols, Gipral- tar (and sailed 4th tor Turks Island to load tor Bostou) ; senr Teal (Br), smith, Sydney, OB: lth, brigs Lily (Br, | Ryan, do: 12th, ridelia, y 13:h tor svurks Lslana): schrs ER Pecker, Batchelder, (and sailed 13th tor Jurks Island to ioad'tor sew York). Arrived Nov 3 brig W McKean (Br), Crowell, dephia via Barbados (and sailed 4th for Turks ‘Islind,) Sailed Oct 26, brigs Tropic .Br), Baker, Turks Islan Mary & ‘Thompson, looper, velaware Breakwater Nov 3, Wm McKean, Crowell. ‘Turks Isiand; 5th, Carll Johann (Sw), Tanne, Sew York. In port Nov 13. schrs Etta (Br), Lecain, for Vineyard | Haven for orders: Coniederate (Br), for Bo-too: Chimo, | Lansil, trom st Croix rived 12th, for New Yo | the above arrivais,anless otherwise reported. | SrJouns, PR, Oct lé—Arrived, schis Melvin, Poberts, | Newbern. NO; 26th, Olika (Br), Porter, Tusket; Madison Holmes, Bayles, New Yorx. American Ports. (Oregon), Nov 12—Arrived, barks Mattie ASTORIA ¥ ivay (Haw), Forbss, Honolulu; Jane A Falxinburg, r ailed 12th, bark Garibaldi, Noyes (from Portland), Hong Kong. Throe vessels, supposed to be the Valparaiso, Tecum- seh, and Prata, are reported to be in Baker's Bay. | wn, do, schir Hera, Miller, San Francisco. | | ALEXANDRIA. Nov 19—Arrived, sclirs CF Sampson, | | | Boston: § © Trvon, do; A F Kindberg, New Haven; Mary McKay, New York. Passed up—sehr John H Carrington. Sailed—schrs Sunlight. Providence; Maria Pierson, Groton; Addie P avery. Briageport, Conn. APPON AUG, Nov 18—sailed, scir Charles F Jackson, | French, Philadelphia. BOSTON, Nov 2J—Arrived. steamer Harrisburg, Win- nett, Philadelphia; brigs Anna Maria Hanisk, Lorsew, Malaga (with a cargo of raisins for Chicago): 1’ Kemick, Rose, Lisbon; Falcon, from St Domingo city; schr M i Downer, vhomp. Baltimore. ¥ Below—Barks Cabarieidh (Br), from Pictoy; Western 1 Hanson, trom Malaga: brig Nellie Haskins; schrs 4 | Atwood, trom Virginia; Bill stowe, trom Baltimore ; WD | Daisiey. Cleared—Steamers Samaria (Br), Billinge, Liverpool: Ii, Loveland, Baltimore via Norfolk: ship tur, Patierson, Valparaiso: bark Bolivia, sheil, Demarara, cht, Cape’ Cod, 2th, steamer York for Portland. 2—Arrived, steamships Nurnberg (Ger). Jaeger, Johns Hopkins, Hallett, Bos. bris Amanda, trom Si Jago: schrs Mary B thomp- Hooper, 5: Thomas; GM Porter, Portland; Abbie, Everett, Accra; brig John W Hunt, Hiwhland Passed arks Fides (Ger), Sehult~ Liverpool; Tron- .Genow: brig Jennie Morton, smoot, Ker bice: schrs Mary J Ward, Savannah; ‘James H Gal- | lager, Philadelphia: steaners deaxuil, Dutton, Charles. | Bennett Wilmington, NC; “America, Savannah. NsWICK, Ga Nov {3—Cleared, schr Frances Sat” andina. Arrived, brig Abby Ellen, Blake, ‘[sth—sailed, scnrs Louisa Wilson, New York; Mand Webster, and Mary. d BAIH, Nov 18 Portiana, w load AD Philadelphia, . schrs Royal Arch, Crowell, r Georgetown, DC: 8 D'Robinson, (new), for south Gar jiner. to laud for Mobite BRI TOL, Nov 19—Satied, schr Monitor, Bowditch, | New York | CHAKLESTON, Nov 17—Cleared, brig C Liverpool. rrived. steamship Charles’ lota (Span), NYork. (Br), Irisa, do; brig P HJenmings, Molony, Baltimore ; Ella’ M Watts. Watts, Boston Franconia, Leavitt, rry Not, Timmons, New York. sailed, brig Carlota (Sp), Garcia, Liverpool; schrs Jacksonville; \ J Bentley. Wilhanis, do Georgetown, DC; Walton, Gott, New York. MONRUE, Nov 20—Passed in lor Alexan: dria, schr Mary A Harmon, Halifax. Sailes—Unitéd States steamer Powhatan for Norfolk; barks Investigator for New York; Sesti Dubrovacki tor Baltimore; Latia for Barbadves; TO Jones tor Liver- pool; ance for Bremen; sebrs H 3 Smith ‘and Kelipse tor New York, and a fh Arrived—Nark Florence, Richmond, V. Schrs P Boyce and H Nichols tor Rich Passed in. PALL RIVER, Nov ls—sailed, sehr sarah L simmons, Gandy 4 i Philadeipnia. Arrived, schr Daniel Browa, GALVESTON, Nov lt—Artived, schrs ‘iro Sealy, Blohme, Havaiia (and sailed 19th on her return); C8 Clements, Appell, Tuxpan R Also arrived, bark Meteor (Nor), Van Kervel, Gotten burg via New Yors, JACKSONVILLE more, Belinst, Me York. Emerson, Pough- Nov 16—Arrived. schrs Florida, (il- 7th, 1s 8 Gildersleeve, Shiailer, New tll—Arrived, bark Lyttleton | | states; 20th, bark Lf do Vebber (Br Wright, New | The "Charles L Oulton” (where from or bound not | stated) has been ashore and jettisoned part of her cargo. She is leaning, and has been docked, WEST. Now G—Arrived, ache Jeunie 8 Middie- deiphia. Arrived, seira 3 verby, Naylor, and 1A Rom- ers, Philadelphia, Arrived, ship Annie Bingay (Br), Canu ton, Whitacer, Phi vi Liver- pool for orders. MONTBGEY, Nov 1—In pori, snip HL Richardson, Anterson, wt NEW OKLEANS, Nov 16—Arrived up, stoomelips Wit ston, ies, Balter vo, Barrett, Philade! burg (returned. tn via ti ; Darien (Br) bark Ruata of), Jensen, Mar- ore Leighton, for miyra (Sp), seille , c (Hob, Christen@n, Gal- elon, Wilimiton, Baker, Baiti- Jelphia; bark Comtess Du- mn M yaz00. vi chatel Fr), Dupont, Haye. : Sourtwest fas, Nov W— Arrived, steamers Tabaska, and Alice. a . Satled—Bark Vale (Nor), London; brigs Nuevo Sabino (Sp). und Nuevo Copernico (ap), Barcelon Pass-a-L'QutRe, Novy 20—Sailed, steamer Gracia (8p), Liverpool. ig Hail | te, Barbadows vand sailed | Phila- | Also arrived. bark Celesze (Br), Wri the, sehr L M Collins, Collins. Boston. ‘ | Sailed—steamsbip Manhattan, Woodhall, New York ; barks Havelock (Br), Patterson. Liverpool; Robert Boak Cleared 16th, schr Mark Pendleton. Pendleton, New | van aud Key West: | Céstervery (Bri, trom Liverpost, wiy ‘ ‘at the Pasmee—Steamship City of Housten, New 5 RR LL Sturges, and Gatherge. for NORFOLK. Nov 15— reves schra. Ocean Wave Jeff, Canal Locks for New York! Bile Stricxland. serie EWBURYPORT, Nov 18—Sall Bradley, und Keowuk Power, New Yorke © NOvee NEW BEDFORD, Nov 19—Arnived. schra Golden, Eagle Kelly, New York; Lana, Wells, Weehawken, Salled—scuirs Sarah Louse, for Now York; JG Hum Hington, Pusher. do. NEW PORT, Nov 18—Arrived, schrs Nicanor, Hog: Wied ty HAAG ea Veh, eho fo i . Virguia (and a sate at es my ps - . S$ AM—Arrived in the night sehrs Geo inde. Wvipors tor ath idem Fakir, Waton He straw and sniet old Smith, eleven for Haver. i—chrs Dictator, Hammond, Harwich for Vi gine, Connecticut, Smith, and J H Youmans, mith, lor New York; Medesty, Nickerson, Plymouth for doj Vapor. Corson, Pail River tor Trenton. yale, tug Narragansett, Sherwood, Providence for New Zoek eae barges Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, Also, schrs Lucy B Ives, Vansant, Philadelphis; aiuover, Terr¥, Rockland tor New York, (utter a charging part ot her cargo here); Nautilus, Peck, Rock- land tor New York; Cocheco, Young: Frances ‘Hatch, Green and Maggi¢ Bell, Carle. do for do: Allee, Bar: nard, Wellfleet tor Virginia; J Terry, Marcus, Fall River for Ronaout: John Metler, Parker, Cobasset for do; Seventy-six. Teel. Boston Jor Wilmington. PM—arrived. schrs Georgiana, Jones, New ¥ 01 Provigence Pallas, French, New York for Rockian NEW LONDON, Nov 19—Arrived, schrs Old Zack tis Goodwin. and Racer. trom cost! ports, 2 WAV RM IG. Now 18 Arrived, sches Lizzie, Hoboken . do; © Goodwin, Hacer Virgie : oar 40; E M Smith, New Yor B AVEN, Nov ‘Arrived, Bark Aeolus, Birden, Memel; schrs CP Shulis, Your ; y Etna, Nichols, Eltzabethport os Hoboken; Mary BuLT Arrived, sch GC Burdett, Hoboken. LAND. O, Nov 15—Ci tofu fienin Arron eared, sip Globe (Br), Hef: se1 out—ships Glenlyon (Br, town; Dovenby (Br), Penny, for Civaeneet ia letra Mth—Sailed, ship Prince Charite (Br), Linskell, Queenstown. Queenstown. 17th—Sailed, ship Satlara (Br), Harrison, PORT ROYAL, Nov 20—Cleared, schr Len Seaver, Bruns Ce BARRO Ore, ed—scir Ann Dale, Bunce, Matangy PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20—Arrived, steams Rogers, Providence; Saxon, Baker, Boston Powers, Pensacola: Mempnis (En), Foley, in NB: schrs Lizzie Dakers. Buckard, do: Mary & Stiples! Mil Lucy K Cogswell, Lee, Newburyport. Also arrived—steamship Williamsport, Willett New York; schrs Margaret C Lyon, Stephens, Charleston; Lazzie C Wickman, ‘Timpler: and ab starta, Avis, joston; | Paine. Long, Provincetown: Isaac Lake. Newburyport. AEN Cleared—Barks Martin Luther (Nor), Olsen, Queens Nor), Marcussen, town or Falmouth tor orders; Alsold (2 Limerick; schrs ‘ah Cullen, Cullen. Somerset; J Alvurger, Corson, mb ride 3 Renaing RR No 46, Adams, Sag Haroor; Cordeha Newkirk, Huntley, News port; DS Mershon, Sharrock. Providence. Also clexred—sieamship Tonawanda, Wittbank; Sa yannah; schrs A W Parker, Dean, and E H Williams Russell, Pawtucket; Bulette Kenyon, Buckingham, New. port EwcastL, Del, Nov 20, AM—Passed up yesterda: PM, schrs AM Lee, trom Providence; ‘Alabatna. trom Rewbern, NC: Saran J Bright, trom Danvers: Jaines vordon, Three Sisters, 2 L’ Adains, George Tanlane, and Benjamin Garwide, from Boston. Steamship North. Point, tor New York, ‘passed down last night. Bi Passe np in tow carly this AM, probably the Clara Axnes, trom Demerara. : PM—Passed down, bark Cienfuegos, for Havana; brig Marshall Dutch, for Boston; schrs Bella Russell, for ot Marys, Ga: Abraham Richardson, for Charleston. Passed up—Schrs Charles Moore. trom Boston ; Lizzte B Greag, from Portland; Elizabeth, from Harwich. &cht Providence, tor Providence, is at anchor. ‘Lewrs, Del, Nov 20. A M—brig Clara and Agnes sailed for Philadelphia early this mormmng. Reading steamet | and two brigs arrived during night, and a large fleet of | schrs P M—Brig Alice Abbott, from Demerara, for orders, | arrived lust night: schr Fannie Buter sailed tor Phila- delphia; Reading steamer No 11, brig Abby Thaxter, the bark before reported here this A M and @ large fleot of schrs have sailed; ship Peter Maxwell, for Antwerp, it coming into the harbor. PORTLAND, Nov 18—Arrivod, ship Lucille (new, 1400 tons), Waite, of and trom Freeport. Cleared—Schr M-nnie © Taylor (new, of Portland, 194 tons), Tavlor, Newark. 20th—Arrived, schrs Clara W Elwell, Philadelphia; Adrian, Rockland for New York. PORESMOUTH, Nov 18-Arnived, schrs Charles P Dow. Childs, Phiiadetphia; 1yth, Union Flag, Frisbie, ew York. | “PROVIDENCE, Nov 19—Arrived, briz Glendale, Conx- | lin, Pensacola; sehrs Calvin P Harris, Benton, George: | town, VC; Wn H Van Name, Hoimes, Baltimore; Robt | Fen i Rappahannock River; Anna i Safford, Kerchum, Philadelphia tor Pawtucket; B L Sherman, Yninney, Port sohnson, Elisha TSinith, Baker, Sandy Hook wa Newport: katrina Van Courtland, Ove, Crue er's Landing, NY; X P King, Bliven, and Paladium, Ryder, Hoboxen: ilen Perkins, Kelley; Julia A Tate, ‘Tate, and Kate Scranton, Palmer, New Yurk. Below—-cchrs speed weil, Spauiding, Baltimore ; Geo B Bowdoin, Howe. do; Sarah A weed, Arnold, Philadel: phia tor Pawtucket; Georgianna, Jones. New Tork. daued—Schrs Alics & Anna. ‘Foster, Virginia; EH ¥ fengar, Croton; Viola May, Brow Lucy Wen worth, Dow. h L Thompson, Uuli, New York. PAWIU Nov 19—Arrived. schr Anba BE Safford, Ketchum, rhiladelphis. Sauled—Schr Exped Rackett. New York. RICHMOS Nov 18—Arrived, orig Harry Perking, to load for South America. 43 A TH Leming, Brower, New York vig iver; Louie F Smith, Brown, and HN Squire. w York. | KO! 4A. ov 12 iled, schrs H McLoon (new), Keen, Baltimore; J Oberton. Crockett, do ; 15th, F Hatch, Green, and M Bell, Carle. New York; 14th, Venilia, Al- | len, and Nautilus, Peck, do. h—-ailed, :chrs F tintch, Green, New York; Mth, Nautilus, Peck, do: 16th, Chase, Ingraham, —— SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 12—Arrived, ship America No | 5 (Peruy), Lancirica, Even (Peru). |< Sailed— ship Garibaldi,” Bowdoin, Liverpool; bark | Maitlana (Br), Wright, Cor! Harrington, New York, Sailed— Chickahominy Wixon, D. isth—Cieared, ships Kldorado, English, Liverpool; Mininger (Br), Phillips, Queenstown. Sailed—Ships Vernon «Br 1; Un ; daunted, Dinsmore. do: Charger, Knowles, do; E.len Goodspee, Otis, Queenstown. * s Hindostan (Br). Cammell, Otaga, yuncraiz (Br), Finlayson, Liverpool. Cleared— hips Hidia, Vaiten. Callao: Glencove (Br), Palmer, Cork; Marathon (Br). Torne. Queenstown. _2th—Areived. ship St Leonard (Br), odd, Wellington, NZ. ship Three Brothers, Cumming, trom New York, diag, to load tor Liverpool. SAVANSAM, Nov 20—Arrivea, steamship Leo, Daniel New York. | “Also arrived, schr Geo: Cleared—steamship Sai th— Arrived. shi it, McFarland. Pnilade!phia. cossa, Balumore; ship alex- ander, iarbox, New York ;schr Ada G Shortland, Doane, | Porto kre | sailed—Ships Roseneatb (Rr), Liverpool; Hampton | Court, do; Ludwig eva (Ger), Bremen; bark John | Camp’ Liverpool. | “saied—ships Seieamer, Young, Hayre ; British Queen, | Masters, Liverpool; tarks Northern Chief, Miller. Liver: Uriel, siebot 1, Revel ‘ary McKee. Halsey, Phila. : Fiora, Kloster. Cork or Falmouth: brig Alice *, Foster, Philade!phia; schrs Jennie Stout, Stout; © ag, Johnson, and Moses B Bramhall, Gillett, New Wi, viking, Ludi, aud Curtis silton, Risley, i.ndelphia. MES Is schrs Julia Ann, New 2uin. J G Fell, Hoboken; foyt, south Amboy T B Cowperthwaite, VINSYARD HAVE: ‘ov 19—Arrived, bark Gertrude, | Port Johnson, Portland; schrs Abbie Dunn, Darien fot | Bost cob Kienzle, Philadeiphia for do: Abner Tay- Hoboken tor do; A K Wooaward, Port Johnson for George D Perry and Geor: Brainerd. Weehawk- len for do; O D Wetherel, Georgetown, DC, for do. | Neponset, Tangier tor do; Barte Pierce, Deals Islan | Jor do: Open Sea, Philadelphia for Bucksnort; Edward x dy torda: Diadem, Weehawken tor Portland: | Enipress, New York for Rockland; Dolly Varden, do tot | Addison: Arthur Benton and Prospect, Porg Johnson | for Salem: Mabasks. do for Salisbury; ‘Tris (Br), Rock: B, tor New York , Jolin dames, Beltast tor Raltk Hannah M Buell, Boston for Philadelphia @topped air centre board). 2 rrived, brig Atnerican Union, New Orleans tor hrs Martha Weeks and Calista, Rondout for Boston! Nellie © Paine and John T Monson, Baltimore | tor. do; Canary, Philapelphia tor do: Lyndon, New | Yors for do; Goldhunter (Br), and Southern Cross (Bri. | do for St John; Mary Clark, do tor Bangor; Neitie Langilon, Darien tor Portsmouth; Nellie H Benedict, Philadetpbia for Cambridgeport; WR Page, Weehaw: ken ior Kastport. a Returned, schrs Isola, Ely Willan and Philanthropist Schr Lizzie B Mc Mo! did not -ail as reported. Yassed by—schr Bell Stows, balti, lor Boston. lod, schrs Lyndon and Calista. Also sitiled, brig Lewis Clark (having procured a new windliss); curs David Torrey, Mary kiiza, HH Fisk, . Band B Sinall, Nadale, Helen Mar, hand Lizzie Lane. \, WC, Nov 18—Cleared, steamship Achil | tes. Tappe: ‘ore. 2Mih—Arrived, steamers Raleigh, Baltimore: Pioneer Phiiadetphi ‘« Wild Hunter (Br), Ericksen, Liverpool. Sailed—Js: WAKREN, Sov Is—Arrived, schr Dt & Kelley, Patt York Ups, Philadelphia. Suiled—Schr Lookout, Flye, Ne WICKFORD, Nov 19—Saiied, schr Lucy Baker, Allen, New York. 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ALTAMIRA; | or, SEVERLO LIVES, | i iLD LOVE MATOH, ASTORY OF A opens in tomorrow's SUNDAY MERCURY, ie is of absorbing interest, JWSPAPER OF AMERICA —ADMINISIPRATORS SALE OF periy, Baltimore city, Md. | re and ¢ | ant wil be publ HE Lead Bi ARE CHANG: the Clagett Brewery | For sate. the old estaplished and ‘well Known Ciagsct Brewe . corner uf Lomard street and Jonas Falls, pity. Md. 5 4 on Lombard strest about amd on Granby Cabout $2) teet Wit @ water (ront on Jones’ Falls about Zl) feet; in tee; ale isputable, The tmpravements consist of large ort renouse and brie attus on Lombard i . brow house, large brie yopor aud carpenter AL othe ssary orowery btild- der and good repair, with Largs who catire buildings, amd a large Lor good water tn the yard, The brew t. two large dieing house, shops, shedaine ting: punnpue cellars tl | bushels, two large copper boile: barrels, copper coolers pur Fatest and most approv and} With larwe sity has used as a brewe tuna and ail tho 4 for brewing ale Yolcisks, Ro. This property ty for over Canty years, an doang a large business in this city, the South ant’ ete Wiere, ANT 1s Well adapcet to tae present or any large manuricturing busthoss, being siimtied on one o the principal streets and in the very centes of the city Itimore, Md.; convetiival to ali the ratlroal dovote steamboat landings, and oders a rare enanse to | Captralisis as an investment, ag it 14 offered for siic ta ch estate, and will be sold on oasy a Appl | to KLEANOR B, DANELS, Adininistgatrlg of Johm | Danels, Jr, deceased, at the browory ©