The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1874, Page 10

10 Aristecratic Agency ef the Carlist Cause in vane, A letter (rom Havana the %st inst. says:— The Marquis of Dos Hermanas and His Excellency Gutierres de la Vega, formerly Political Governor OBITUARY. —_—_-— General Phomas J. Lealte, U. 8. As brevet Brigadier General Thomas J, Lesiie, of } Vhe United States Army, died at his residence, lag West Twentieth street, yeaterday mornin, at | une age of sevenry-nine yea: General Leslie Was of Havana, arrived somewhat unexpectedly this rod . gland, and in July, 1513, was appointed week in the Spanish mail steamer. The ob- md 7 " ject of thelr visit to this island, it is a cadet at the West Point Military A ademy from ‘said, 1s to Taise the somewhat, dor- | Penusyivania, Having gracoated with honor in | mant spirit of the Alfonsino party among the principal men here, who have been and still are Strong partisans of Don Carlos. Ybey bring the Most urgent recommendation irom Mr. President of the Casino here, who 13 pow In 4815 he was made brevet second engineer in the ngincer Corps, and tn November of the same year Was named paymaster of engineers stationed at West Point and later at Washington, In 1820 ue Was ULreveted a captain for ten years’ faithful service, On a changein the organization of the service, 1h 1838, he relingnished his rank tm the ontinued in service as pay- pacity Was stationed at dil. in various places on the Atiantic in the West, according to the varying | (the service, thus becoming known rmy, to Whom he Was endeared by acts of kindly courtesy, and reaking admir- other notabilities of the Spanish Casino, some of Whom stUl hang on to Carlisi, notwithstanding the stropg recommendation of Mr, Calvo to throw overboard Don Carlos and accept Alonso. TEREIBLE GUNPOWDER EXPLOBION. Men Killed Outright—Startiing Effects of the Concussion. Ata late nour jast night a trightiul explosion of gunpowder occurred atthe entrance to the new wo Calvo, Vice | Madrid, to Messrs. Zulueta, [baiiez, Sotolongo and | mend out ‘the i oun O1 ee Whe inte war Of ‘ines re. tumuel now being bored through the Jersey City | Me ‘ief of the Pay Senerspene bill by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western | ew dirtriet, and nad hia office in ths Oa ceived Dig last brevet March 13, 1865, Railroad Company, From wme to time \ as brigadier: general, “ior faitulul and meritorious | blasting goes on within the tunnel, and | performance of duty during the continuous period | she air ts rent far and wide with the | of filty years’ service.” Mexlean war, he was eneral, Witd the ta tenant general, Sat deviined the progiotion, On the o7 Febregry, 1969, he was placed on the retired list, having been in commission in the country’s service almost sixty years. During al! this time no ouleer of the ariny has stood higher in the esteem, mot alone of the army, bat of the genera! public Wherever he became kuown. His fnnera} whl be solemmiged at ten A. M. on Saturda: ary chureh, corner w Fourrh avenue and Twenty-first street, , 1347, during the . 7 . Yeloc enury paymaster ; S0UNd Of the discharges. About ten o'clock | last night @ terrific vivration, as if caused by a sudden peal of thunder, shook the nemzhborhood around the tunnel, but little attention was giveo to it by the people generally, who imaginea it to be the rending of tunnel rock, A few men who were standing near the’ mouth of the tunnel at the Jersey City side were 60 | stunned that they did not know for some time what Rad liappened. Then they saw the bridge of the biNside road overhead, scross which the West In March, a 4] Mrs. Rose Walling. Mrs. Rose Wailing, wife of Superintendent Wal- ments, aud an thimense pile of rubbish tumbie jing of the Police Force, died yesterday morning ec oi Feces i nae Sy meerewees br se after along period of sichness of the severest | road bad exploded. Cries were uttered character. Her principal disease was dropsy, | to the blacksmith to come down, but no voice ternal diso:ders, During ‘be time of her sick: Shortly afterward they ‘found the corpse of thé Hobeken cars used to pass, shattered to frag- | nese she showed the most Wonderful courage and | blacksmith, horribly mutilated, lying several yards whe i4said to baye existed lately merely through away. Then they discovered -the body of his boy the joree of her will. Mra, Waitmmg devired in a different direction, The search Was cone | tinued, but up to a late hour no other bodies were to be seen near by. Will not be feuna to prove more humerous. The supporition 16 that sparks from the workman's fi ignited the powder. It was a dismal sight to wit- ness the laborers last night searching with lan- terns amorg the rocks and shruboery for the bodies of persons whom they believed to have been killed or badly wounded by the casualty, The buildings several blocks away were hearliy shaken by the concussion. BOLD BURGLARY. ardently to jive forthe sake of her husband and ebitdr with tee hope of remaining with em, neerfull epted and endeared the yet, finally, she meéekest, holiest spirit of she severest systems of treatment, accepted deatu in the Gbristianity. Gustevas Bracunlich. Dr. Gustavas Braeuniied, an esteemed physician, ‘ef Brooklyn, died on Monday, at his residence, No, 241 West Baltic street, at the advanced age of geventy-tures years. He ad practised in his pro- | fession forty-nine yeara—iwenty-six years in Ger- 000 Worth of Puts Stolen Poa tay Pi Many and twenty-three years in Brooklyn. He Store in Maiden Lane. ¢ ‘Was one of Germany's patriots of 1848. He grad- | baie at the University of Leipsig, Saxony, in the enty-fourth year ot his age, and founded the first sane asyinm tn Europe. He was decorated with the Cross of Dannebrog by the King of Denmark, a distingt:on cnly conlerred upon mintsters of State, for having cured a member of the ruyal family. He was a prominent Mason, aud at the time of bis death was a member of Pythagoras Lodge, No. 1, Of this city, The funeral took place yesterday, the A burglary, rendered notable by the daring and skilful manner in which it wae done, was com- mitted yesterday morning in Maiden lane. Early im the morning, near eight o’clock, an express wagon was driven to the front of No. 444; Maiden jane, in which building is the store of the Brodie Brothers, dealers tu furs, As s00n as the wagon etopped, three men, each carrying a bindie, came Rev. Dr. Stemmle, of Zion Lutheran churc! out Of the store, threw their packages into it, and officiating. | Jumped therein themselves, Mr. Clark, “whose yusiness place is at No, 46 Malden lane, saw the Liew mt J. B. Smith, U. S. NX. men, but, as it was about the time for the Brodie The Navy Department ot Washington received Sraihens to open ete aarti! he thought 1 1 : >aten- at they were early customers, too prompt in easiest yesterday of the death of Lieaten- purcuasing to give the clerks time to regularly nat Jesse B. Smith, of the Untted States Navy, | prepare for the day's work. Very soon, however, which occurred at Stafford, Vt, on the | he was undeccived, ‘the Brodie brotuers or their sth inst. Lieutenant Simth entered the CMployés, on reaching their store, Jound the door naval service on the 28th of Inly, 1864, aud j open. ie lock bere Rennes of. Pree en- t . seceived the commission of lientenant November See Lae ECO Ian Geen eicie bebn ware | had been there. Two iarge green cloth bags were 26, 1872. He-finished his last erutse in September, on the floor, and the stock was very much disar- | "1868, Un the 1ith of September, last year, be was ranged. Upon closer examination it wasiearned | ae 4 leave of absence on Account Of sickness, that $2,000 worth of furs were stolen. Mr. Clark Probably the physical trouble he then en- yow told of what he bad secn, and added that he dnred was mtimately connected with the cause of wonld be abie to recognize the thicves whom he bis death, whien is deeply mourned by a large saw mount the express wagon if the police ever Bumber of iriends, D ag P procure him au opportunity to do so. M. Tesehereau, French Author. IER I The death ls announced, at Paris, November 11, sit he gta tee i ot Tasechereau, formerly director of the Na- | A Howse im Lexington Avenue Robbed tional Library o! France, and the author of a lie in Daytight—Five Thousand Dollars’ of Molltre, He was elected & member o! the Worth of Jewelry Stok afsernbly ip 1848, and Warmly supported late | Burglars seem at present wo take every risk, Emperor Napoleon, who atter the coup d'tat with admirable nonchalauce or recklessness, On laced Nira at the Lead of (he library. He WO® | Tacsday aiternoon some of them made a venture eveuty-three yeurs of age at the time of his , demise. The French Consul in Cuba. A telegram from Havana under date of the 23d *@! November, reports the death of M. Markinn, Frenen Consul General of Cuba. The gontleman, who Was highly tespected, expired suddenly op yesterday forenoon, which they carried Ww a remarkably successful | conclusion, By some strange means they got | wpon we roof of the house of Mr. J. W. Wentworth, | No. 1,973 Lexington avenue, and having forced open the scuttle they descended Iuto the dweil- ing. Mr. Wentworth’s famliy was absent from home and the servants were remote from noise ip the recesses of the basement. The thieves, of | course, had a clear fleld, and they made some of ) the re cases thither Seer oe like shorn pas- 7 a Jor. 7. ‘ tores, They passed rapidiy through the cham- [From the Lonaon Echo, Nov. 7.) bers, rejecting all bulky articles and payiug strict- General Baron Chatry dela Ferre has just died | estaitention to collecung valuavie smali items. A Voteran General of France. ‘Mt Maisons-sur-Seine at the age of seventy-seven. | haiti Pie a2 eet sol aiietionaay a He entered the Frencd army in 1811 as a volunteer | Dear; cross and necklace, uAet of pear! jewelry, a aod was engaged in the two Belgian campaigns. set of coral jewelry, a set of pearl earkuobs, He bad a horse kilied unier bim at Waterloo, He | @ Roman Neckiace and a pair of god served in Spain and i Africa, and in 1852 attained ; €@fring®, — Beside these articics, to the rank of general of brigaae. hs father was | tieves—a love-lurn youth, coubuless—bore away @reated a baron tn 1827 by Charles X., and the title | @ Valuable point lace handkerehiel and a silk Bow descends to lls son, Baron Henry Chatry de | ress, to present them as Thanksgiving ar Christ- la Ferre. . | Dias gifts to the object o1 his affections, The value — - | of the stolen goods is at least $5,000. . ie agaet ¥ of vi o18es {From Galignani's Messeng ov. HL.) house, and the theits were not discovered until Mgr. Frachand, Archbishop of Tours, has just jong alter the ide nee gone away. The police died in that city of inflammation of the lungs, | of (he Nineteenth precinct say they have no clew rr ' 10 fellow, and itis Itkely that the ladies of Mr. He was born at sremeutines (Maine-et-Loire), | Wegiwerti's household ‘must moura thelr jewels was made Bishop of Limoges on the JOth Novem- as lost to them forever. er, 1859, and was translated to the archiepisco- | ee ee ee copal see of Tours on the 36th September, 1871, in | BURGLARY IN NEW HAVEN, the room of Mgr. Guibert, Who then succeeded in Li dred Dollars’ Worth of Boot Paris unfortunate Mgr. Darboy, just. before mur- , 9!* sh: 8 wise Ber cf @erea by the Commune. At Limoges Mer. Fru- | jocured. bas, vt arena re ag of oe By admlu EW HAVEN, Nov. 25, 1874, rator, and to his natura its he added a joree ot | phe gt, f Messrs, C character rarely equalled. He practised hospl- sh aacieky ere aren ied Larkedl ny tality In its widest sense, and was Of agreeable | £0008 dealers on Chapel sirect, entered by pork peal Seon, See pote aes burgiars last night, who carried away about $600 able for the profound jearming they displayed. He worth of silks. The burglars effected an entrance art age ag regretted by lis clergy and tne to the store by cOMnaR ahole through the rear fa Of his see. wall, wich is made of brick. It Is supposed they sae BEY Wy aE oh were frightened away »efore they inished the BANQUET OF THE VETERANS OF 1812. job, as they left benind over $5,000 worth of silks iping upon sheives adjoining the guods tbat were a& banquet was given by the officers of the Bixth givien. No clew bas been obtained of the thieve regiment to the Veterans of 1412 of the same Sixth pee ‘rromervnrrr seta yegiment, N.G.8.N.Y., at the Germania Assembiy | BODY IDENTIFIED, Rooms, at one o'clock yesterday. The receptioa The remains of the man found In an alleyway of the guests was given by Colonel Prank W. g¢ Forty seventh street and Lexington avenue, oom gehts nding Colonel William E. Van Wyck. 1 g aytng condition, from @ fractured skull, and aor W. King, Captain J. N. 0. M. Hermes and wo subsequently died in Bellevue Hospital, bas Sergeant Major 8. Rosenvaum. | peen identified a A speech was delivercd by Rev. Matthew HW, who boarded at No. 472 Eighth avenue, On Satur- Smith npom the subject of Evacuation Day, and Pinte ent lacie wan foun ee elaling cae also one by Colonel Sterry on the 'ecord of the | pear the corner of Broadway and Forty-firpt Aixth regiment, as not oniy being (he videst regi- ment in the State, but the oldest in the Untied ton he m Sta'es, Hy Its past record it was shown thatthe she city. uEL have wandered on the east side of -yegiment participated in every war “ veg oY Pp iP io y War and rigs stuce jonliy dealt wirh, DEATH OF AN OLD OPFIOER, e Veterans present were Genera] H. Raymond, | Colonel E. A. Dally, Colonel John T. Hildreth, Colo- | ‘nel J. M. Phyfe, Major H. Crowley, M. E. Degrove, | Thomas J. Dasiing, Jared Olmstead, Amos Com Btoek, F. A. Bergman, Jonathan Smith, Parmanins — gje, Dozey, Jobu Davenport, William H. Brown, Thomas Ye Blank, James Micheales, lenry H. Burdett and HW. d. Eldred—the latter chr adopted sonsof the ve'erana, Colonel Daliy sang a song. Major Crowley also wang an oid, familiar air of days goue by, teimed, “Back Side Albany," composed by Mictacl Ha’ bins, alter the battle of Lake Champlain, whic war received with immease ree: The veteraus were partly dressed in civil and | partly in military tume of the eurly days, such as they wore in the defence of the nation aud reigiously preserved up to the present time. They pledged each other, Deo rolente, to meet im ‘he same place noxt year. On separating the scene had an element of pathos which the by- standers were not siow in appreciating. Tle meeting was the extreme of a uaa ted job (ification; the parting was tearmiy sentimental. ‘the veterans who participated came, principally | Trom Staten Isiand; but various other barta of the Stale Were also represented. | #0 repress | BOWAMY PRICE AT PRINOETOY, d yesterday of consumption. He was con- nected with the Tombs Police Court squad tor fourteen years, When Harlem was a village ne he workea Vonnecticat, ra, the Harlem Rauroad, in whieh capacit for fiiteen years, He was a native of and was much liked by bis fellow omc ~~ QASUALTIES, Thomas Potersoy, & young man Who resides at off his left hand yesterday afternoon. He tsa fireman op he steamtug Willlam [. Vanderbilt. Whiie at work hoisting ashes from the fire room Phir? oat his hand got caught im the hoisting vackie. Thomas Wade, a child seven yoars of age, resia- ing at No. 430 West Twenty-fifth street, fell of a wagon in Nineteenth street last ¢ ing, and re- ceived @ severe woun’ in the sorehead, | ” s | hie gS at Ey tanees Dice 9 helping to un- ir, Bonamy Price, Profes cal | 10% @ steanisbip Queen, lying at pier No, 47 Reonomy a8 Oxf00d, ‘Hasraed nts Peete! | North River, fell shrougn the hatchway of the vee: and, visited Princeton College yesterday and dolivered an address dur- ,ibg the morning to the members of she Senior and Janior classes. He discussed the great advantage | of & classical education and urged bis listeners to ‘be ealous and persisten’ in their estorts to ac- goire a thorough knowledge of the ancient gel and was severely {njured about the head and body. He was attended to at the Twenty-elgnth | precinot station house, and alterward sent to elervue Hospital. A fire ocourred a the show window of Jobn Samueis’ tancy goods store, No. 395 Eighth avenne. It was caused by 3 sting fre to some goods in the window. mage $50. uae, ial 2 ge gd nhtofessor then | ao ‘fia thet Professer Tynaai, nad map ie a] | THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. ir at i | re the ¢ oe wales ap ? 101 Be me | The following record will show the changes in ‘ade | the temperature during the last twenty-four bours, be | 1D comparison with the corresponding date ist Joke tbe brit yi London, of @ previ raed a revious | year, re judnut’s | statement to the effect that science cou Ie | rosdway pele a rt was developed from mere stums ; he ackno eine | 3873, 1874, 1878, 1874, that science knows nothing further thap that iite | oa «37 OP, 40 at iw developed and deduced (rom jue. The Pros oA as me OOP. 33 pore remarks were enth that ved, aad 0 AM me OP. 32 ‘oo he nad closed his ad the etadente gave | 12 M # 86 MP. a0 ® bearty cheering, Or, McOosh received th@ | Average yeaterday...,.... 84% peratare for carrespondl ie date eh | average tem) roferwor and oth yinases oi atnoemia last cy ion | Inet year It is hoped that the fatalities | \ | ope of the | = a SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. nase DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | ONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, ; | Peweination| Steamer. 26. Hamburg. . 26.| Rotterdam 28.' Bremen..,. 2. a. 2. 2. ipa '. Liverpool, |4 Bowling Green 3.) dambury, . Liverpool. Livernoob.. (1 AALOW Liverpool. Bromen. | ome verTpo. Liverbor iLaReow 10. | damburg. 10.) Rotterdam 12. | Liverpool. . | Liverpool. . iverpool.. 12: Bremen. 12 | Glasgow. 15. Hambure. Liverpool. o 5. 6. 15 Broadway 1y Broadway. (65 Broadway. 69 Broadway. 2 Rowling Green 7 Bowling Green 118 Broadway. 4 Bowbng Green Bi 61 Broadway. Liverpool. |15 Broadway. Liverpool. |19 Broadwa! Live! Nye i! MLW’ 001 aland. oso... Cty of Brooklyn. Geeanie,... D Ville de saris. Spaio ambura.. nv 19, dw 9. 7 Bowling Green 4 Bow lit .|19 Broud way. 15 Broadway. 1 Mowiins Green 55 Broadway 4 Bowling Green altic ee Citv of London: Victoria, VErDOO).. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, wian WATER Sun rises, - 6 59 | gov. Island..morn 10 24 Sun se! Moon Hees ‘eve 734 | Bett batesnere 2 wo PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 26, 1874. CLEARED. © Steamship State of Nevads (Br), Braes, Glastow-A ldwin & Co. bi mip Maas (Duteh), Chevalier, Rotterdam—Funch, Ei Dr ‘Seamshiv Pomperania (Ger), Schwensen, Hamburg, 4c—Kughardt Steamship Garrison. Sicamsiip Manhattan, McKee, Charleston—J W Quia- rd 50. ‘afoamship City of Dalles, Binet, Moreneaa City—C Hi / Mallory & Co, ‘Steaiship igane Bell, Blakeman, Nortolk, City Point and iiehinond-Old Doninion Steamship Co: ‘ Ship Kvangeline, Loughurst, Liverpoo!—C L Wright & Co. ‘Sip Antarctic (Br), Smith, Liverpool—Tapscott Bros 0. ie a Louise Gehm (Ger), Straube, Liverpool—° Tobiag 0. Lyn (Nor), Wold, Lonaon—Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Glony (Aus) ktebk Bristol, E—Slocovich & Go. Bark Gimello Uta), Maggio, 0. ark, Marla Taurotta (ita, Sebiaftine, Cork for o- Slocovieh 2 00, * ark Virginia (ta), Nenciol Cork or Falmouth for orders—plocovich & Oc. Bark Si (lial), Cuneo, Cork or Falmouth for orders— Blocovieh & Cé 2 Berk “Alam Guat, Bertolott Cork or Falmouth for raers—1 Beoham. Merk Fiery Cross (Br), Bouter, Rio Janeiro—George F ley. Brig L L Squires, Baker, Cadtz-—Squires Bros, _Brig Chance (8); Chrisioffers, 6t Dounngo—Sebultz & Sirig GCeacaccite, Simmons, Matanzas—Wardell & Co, Brig Gipsey (Bri, Jayne, Aux Cayes—A abbott. Schr Ward J Parks, Bogart, Georgetown (Demerara)— se jdge’s Sons. nr C H £aton, Young, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon & 0. ‘Sehr G@ M_ Wentworth, Curry, Bt Ann's Bay, Ja—a Solomon & Co. Brett. Son & Co. Co. ‘sehr J M Riley, Boynton, Cardena: Ber Rubina tir), Becord, Stsohn, NB—P I Nevius & soar MW Drew, Chaples, Jacksonville—H W Loud & ‘Fone Almea Willey, Willey, Pensacola—S C Loud & iene Mary Loulsa, Gaskill, Washington, NC—Yophar Kehr Gersch Banker, Price, Richmond—A Abbott, teh Margaret & Lucy, Avery, baltimore—Van Sruot & bro. { Selit Thos Watt, Curtis, Boston—John Boynton's Son & Sone Gamma, Guptill, Boston—S 0 Lond & Co, Senr J Il Burnett, Gardner, Providence—O H Low. Benr Blackstone, Wickson, Providence—H W Jackson & Son. Sehr Sia Satterly, New Haven—Chas H Low. ‘Schr Mh {, Jarvis. New Baven—H K Doyle, ears’ Lenige Steamer Bristos. Wallace, Phitadelpnia—vas Hand, ARRIVALS. FEPOKTED BY THE BHEBALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELBGRAPH LINE, Steamship City of Montreal (By), Mirchouse, Liverpool Noy 12 and Queenstown Isth, with mdase and passengers to John G Dale. lith, Jat 5114 lon 16 15, man steamship, bound cast; 19th, lat 44 $y, Jon rigged Cunard steamship, sopposed the Russia, do; 2tth, Eom Nantucket, spoke a. pilot. boat ‘showing no rnumber, lying to ander a heavy cross sea, Ww. plowing # mle; could get_no pilot from 25th, 50 miles cast of Sandy Hook, steamship Wis- cousin (Br), hence tor Liverpool. Steamship Oity of Havana, Phillips, Havana Nov al with mdse and passengers to ¥ Alexandre & Sone. Steamship City of Galveston, Evans, Now Orteans 6 dass, with mdso and passengers to C H Mallory & Co. Nip Golden Fleece (of Greenock), Gun, Caleaten Aug 5, via Trinidad (Port Spain) 18 days, with mage to RJ Cortis. Wark Jedanesti (Aus), Mahovich, Bull 39 days, in bal- to slocovich & Co. Brig astern Star (of New Haven), Foster, Demerara % days, with sugar and molasses to H Trowbridge's a me ind Mohr Crescent, Orcutt. Jacksonville 10 dhys, with lum- | ber to master. Schr Louisa Frazer, Crawtord. Georgetown, £9, 4 cays, with naval stores to Wm Hi Higgins; vessel to BD Hurlbut & Co, : Schr 5 T Winterton, Osborn, Washinaton, NC, so days: tty. Pla. with shingles to De MjJl 4 Co; vessel to Slaght Sehr Panny, Tannell, Virgigia, with wood to vena. week Sally Ann, Willetts, Virginia, with wood to H P ave , With wood to H P m8. Rohr Wm P Davis, Wilson, Vireini Havens. : Sele Pant & Thompson, Taylor, Virginia, with wood to HP Havens. | Havens NB. Scbr Wm Clark, Green, Virginia, witn wood to HP semen s h Quinn, Lee, Virginia, with wood to Thos G in & Sons. ‘Schr wg Satyr, Crowley, Virginis, with wood to Thos | | G Benton | @ Benton & Sehr Tri Schr yy Bowker, Virginia, with wood to Thos 8. ade Wind, Bryant, Virginia, with wood te Thos o‘Henton & sons. : Lenthall, Martin, Virginia, with wood to T ns. Schr John Ocnr May 2 Eva, Ingersoll, Virginia, with wood to T bchr Ma: jereoll, ginia, wi wi @ Benton & Sons. : Schr Thos G Benton, Mi'ler, Virginia, with wood tof G Benton & Kons. pSOBt AS Geekill, Gaskill, virginia, with wood to Dt & Petty. Sehr Dilly Paulkenberg, Pantkenburg, Virgimla, with wood to slaght € Petty. 6 ee Schr 1d Merritt, Curtls, Virginia, Svamer Williamsport, Willetts, Phitadolphia, with | coal to master, wrence Highland, a laborer, | street, and jt is bellevea that while im that condi- | & ‘Tbe friends of Highland seem to enter- | tain no well grounced suspiciod that he had been | } Yor! Oficer Erastos P. Marks, aged sixty-seven years, | kept a hotel there; later he was a conductor on ; Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND 2OUTH. Steamsbip City of New Bedford, Fish, New Belford meee York, with mdse and vasseuzers. : Lewis Clark, Smith, Bangor for Philadelphia, with iumber to Maule wes. senr Virginia, Koss, Rockport, NB, for New York, 12 days, With stone to bherwood & Co; vessel to Jed Frye Co. sehr Iris (Br), Banker, Rockport, NB, for New York, 8 t vius & Son; vessel to Jed Frye 8G Hazard, Reed, Connecticut River for New ir R shaw, Bhaw, Boston for Now York hr Hattie Palmer, Palmer, East Chest Ke he Senator Grimes, Philvrook, Calais for Newark, fath to Cross & Co. for New Febr George Hotchkiss, Barker, Providence for New ‘Behr Richard Law, Law, Stonington for New York. wont apn Lies, Cxsypell 8 Rebr (i, New London tor New York. Bosna, Doan, Calais for Ptuladelpoia, with lath a York, with sehr Delia 0 Yaiog, Yates, Boston for Fatladelphi Cis ying Fist, Kelleck, Soruapurt (or New Senr Muskée, Netlintock, istol tor New York, rool x Brilgeport tor Jersey City. ehy Oliver Perry, Murphy, Glen ive for Now York. Behr Asner 8 Parker, C rpentcr, Glen Gove for New York | “€ohr tae Paimer, Palmer, stamiord for New York. No, 444 Wastington street, had all the Gngers cut Frank Smith, aged eighteen years, Daving 00 | t five o'clock last evening tn | Steamer Electra, Young, with mdse and pawsengers. BOUND BAS. Rohr Mary Allee, Hulse, New York Behr Beile, Simpson, Hoboken for eport, Sehr Cynthia Jane, Gardner, [)izabethport for Provi- ce, chr More Light, Alley, Sew York for Calais. nr MH kead, Mateou, Philadelphia for New Bed- Providence tor New York, for Portohester, brid br Motto, Davis, Newburg tor New Londo’ hr Jagob Raymond, Brown, Hoboken ior Newbnry- prt. Petar Jane M Brainard, tu for Middletown. Kehr Lady Anum, Ryuer, i or Wareham, spre W W Lord (Bf), Landry, rk for St Johns, » Sehr Surprise, Seaman, Io Armboy, Dken ew Yor nson for Providence, y for Boston. ork for Huntington. er, Elizabethport for Elisworth. Drew, Drew, New York’ tor Stony Oreek. iy? Joseph Rogers, Rogers, New York for Connecti cut River. Behr Lizaie Raymond, cut River, Schr Ciara Poet, Ferme. Rlizabethpor tor Portohester. BELOW, f Nearchus ‘of Newburyport). Bray. (rom Opicutta feseiven a Fehr Hampton, T Senr Henry B Howe, New York for Connecti Shi ug r phot Ney 28 of 7ife Island, trom t Isaac Veto, No BAILED. Bteamships Java (Br), tor Liverpoo): City of Dallas, lew Orieabs, barks Adena, (Aus), Krieste; Gailind more (tal), Limerlow; Carl Angell (Nor), Lisbon} or) Agosine Felngo (ital), Oork oF 1), Brystol; pps Bimnmannele Uta), rurilio amd Omoa; san Ral jaro! Oliver Catia (Br), Port ay Prince; ol wr), tine; sehr Harry White, Para, Wind as avnset BW, fresie Greeu | z Giendoa Bx), Polis, St John, NB—Neney & | ‘Ker, | ‘Steamsntp H Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—W 0 | Belfast, I—slocovich & | Maritime Miscellany. We are indebted to the purser of steamship City of Havana, trom Havana, for favors. Suiy Pacirie—Captain Loring, of ship Pacific, of Yar- niwerp Oetol mouth, Me, from A! P17, tor Cassi, before on the Welsh coast. makes the follow. aay. yy 1, at 2:40 PM, tide last ouar- t thick’ and Hazy, wind LSE, blowing a | strong breeze, ship was sailing by the wind uhder single | reefed topsail, rected toresail, spanker. foretopinast | staysatl and j1D, on the starboard tack, heading NE, land | about five “miles to the south of the, ship, but did not know what land it was The breeze freshening, WS still stood on looking out for Caldy Light. About 9:29 PM observed the Tand on the port beam, bearing NW. distant about half a mile; gave di- | rections ir diately. and while the men Wrere in the get of squaring the aiter yards the ship | atrack and fell off on her port bilge. We then cui away | the mast about LPM, and tound 10 feet of water In the hoid. The crew began to leave the ship by swimming on shore, aud after considerable diffeulty we succeede ip gettiuy a line on shore, by which we got a hawser on shore and commenced ladding the people in a tub, with the exception of one man, who was drowned in swim- ming to shore. - Bark Bessix Rooers, at Newport, was raised Monday | morning from five fathoms of water, where she has Jaid for the last three weeks, aud floa into four fath | oms at iow nigh tide, anl if nothing new prevents they | expect to repair the damage temporarily, pump her | out, and float her to the dock. | | Bark Inowspes, from Baltimore for Genoa, at Fortress Monroe. ae lost am anchor in the bay, of the Wolf | Trap. | | Bake Minerva (of Boston), from Mexico, with manog | any, put into Key West Nov 23 with cargo shiited aud | leaking badly. Barx AvwiRa Coomes, Langthorne, from Pensacola for , Canary Leta vhich put into S ik ip distress about | ten daysago, had completed her repairs and finished | loading nthe dd inst, and was to resume her voyage | nex . JouN Bprxs, Yepnt , from New Orieans tor legos, which put into Havana Nov 21 in distress, der, sails and deckload in a heavy gale on the ae ; lost mate and one seaman overboard, and ono seahian was severely injured. at Pniladetphia Baic 8 V Merrick, Yippincott ther du ent ny pears yee yf gee a Sprung her fore! bo:wsprit a inboomn, oth her anohor¥ aint some of her chaine and Joaw Tway, trom Yorktown for Now York. at Del, 25th inst, while Aid under way from the indlass and remained tor re- for ire Scan Lewes, | Breakwater broke her win pairs, Bonr Wu D Hirtox, Newton, at Providence fi ym Alex andria. in the southerly gale of Monday, on soutl eye Long Island, broke jibboom, had waist stove on bs sides, and received other slight damage Bour Carne Raton, ashore at Great Kills, 84, lies well upon the beach. ‘the Coast Wrocking Company have contracted to get her off, with a high ude and fine weather will probably succeed, Se! Bis Lent (of Bear River, NS), Paine, hefore re- poxied ashore at Centre Moriches, lies well up on the ach, head on, and full of wxter. The Coast Wrecking Co's steamer Relicf is working on her, and if weather holds good will probably got her oft. 8 foun L Tracy, Messervy, which arrived at Bi 388 f tol inst from Alexandria, salled on the 28th ot Oct ber, and experienced light head winds during the pas- ay 8 days in Hampton Roads, windbound, ‘fhe f ‘an Dusen, witch sailed 3 dave previous to the ‘racy, has not yet arrived. fous Marsnatn O Weers, from Bangor for Morris River, was run into at peal Haven, morning of 234 ed while at anchor, by the schr John Farnuin, and jost her bowsprit and allher head gear. The Jobu Far- num lost her toretopmast and Jibboom. Scnn Carnik Watxsr, irom Baltimore for Jacksonville, before reported wrecked on St Johus Bar, was lying on | the Pelican mhoals 2ist inst, about 200 yards from deep water, Ane with her hold half tall of water, The cargo consisted In part of L000 bbis of flour, 5! boxes bacon, 40) bls of meal and hominy and 4000 bushels of corn, with With, large quantiti f canned goods, &c. The deckioad was 120 ot kerosene, all of Sich was thrown overboard when the veasel struck to lighten the cargo. The vessel and cargo were Insured. Sour Lizziz M Srswart, Stewart, from Bangor with Inmber, arrived in Portsmouth (NH) lower harbor, on Sunday night. and anchored. On Monday forenoon she was compelled to get Hinder way to al? from going ashore, and sailed up to the city, letting go both anchors when she wished to bring up: but both chains partea, | and she ran into the Eastern Railroad wharf, reeelving considerable damage. Scmn Azax, Saunders, from Mobile, at Havana 20th Inst, encounterod a severe gale on the 16th, daring Nate sprung foremast, lost spanker boom and split sails. Scyr Tarrrsd G, trom Shieldsboro, Miss, for Carden: put into Havana 2)th inst, to nee damages (of wi nature not stated) sustained iu the gale of the 1itn inst. Scun Heven Rommutt (of Cape May, NJ), Corson (be- fore reported), bound to Mosquito Inlet, Fla, with hay was driven on the beach two miles south of Hattera lighthouse at 3 PM on the 230 inst. No lives were lost. Sone L A Jouxson, lying at Long whart, Portland, Me, caught fire night of 4th inst, and was damaged to thé extent of $500, She 1s uninsured. Scan Nei Crowsxt, at Fall River 2th from Galves- toh, had heavy weather and split sails., Sere Broapriezy (of Boston), from St Andrews, NB, for Boston, was totally lost on the 234 inst while trying to m ke Portsmouth (NH) narbor during ale. “She struck on a ledge at the east end of the Whale Back Light and went to pieces. The vessel belovged to the master and others and was not insured. amen LovistaNa—Capt Stoddard, engazed in wreck- this vessel in Chesapeake Bay, reports that the light upper works of the steamer are gone. Divers have ex- plored the wreck and found the bull uninjured, except ‘where struck in the collision. The port wheelhouse Lad floated off, aud was picked up 40 miles further down the bay. About 2 tons ot pix iron and some boxes tobacco have been recovered since the last report was made. Four pontoon boats were to be sent from Baltimore on ‘Weanesday for the wreckers. Guoverstsr, Nov 24—The schr Eliza Francts, which ar- rived to-day and anchored in the outer harbor, broke adrift, struck another vossel and lost both masts. Waurax, Nov 25—The storm of Monday was severely feltin the Bay of Fundy. Several schooners at Digby were slightly injured. , Lavscuze—Bark Von Moltke, 687 tons, was launched Colchester, NS, on Monday. The snip WH 600 tons, Waslaunche! on Tuesday from the it Noel Shore, Hants, NB; jian trade and is owned Notice to Mariners. BEAVER TAIL BUOY ADRIPT. eves RI, Nov 25—During the late gale the buoy on the old Newton rock, on Beaver Tail Poiut, was moved from its position, and is now some distance north and ‘west from wher ould be. The logation is a danger ous one for vessel: tering or leaving this port. Whalemen, areas at 5t Helena Oct 17, bark Desdemons, Davis, of NB, Aletter from Capt Howland, ot, bark Kathleen, of NB. reports her at Singabore Oct 2, with 127) bbls sp ofl. Mond sail fora cruise in the Mediterrancan and be at hoine in Jeline Gibbs, ct ay. A letter trom Capt Forman, of bark B, reports her at Mauritius Oct 15, having taken 100 | bbls sp oil since leaving Ternate, Was ready tor sea and would sail next day. Spoken. Ship Caller Ov (Br), Rea, 2 days from New York f London Nov 23) Mo tat ke case iscocegl Tronsides, Austin, from Mobile for Liverpool, Ni failes BW of Tortugas. Leathe itd 3 trom Mew York tor Vaipa- cus Marshall (Br), Parker, from New ¥: Doras lata ef, Lon 3 21 We oe Bark Mallevilie, Walte, from Liverpool jor Bombay, Bept 10, tat 1 N, lon 26 W. agk Mary MoKee, from Savannah (or Philadelphia, Nov 24, 15 nilles SW of Fryingpan Shoals. ong John H Tunis. Gautier, from Balitmore for Nas- a eau, Ni 33, lon 74 innah Me Philadelphia, Schr Curtis Tilton, from a Nov 2, 15 miles SW of Fryingpan Shoal NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and shin captains ara in- formed. that by telegraphing to the Henatv London Boreau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at ani depart- vres from European ports,aad other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabdie! to this country free of charge and publishad. OUR CABLE 8 PING a Awtwrnr, Nov %—Arrived, bark Norway, Mitchell, Boston Nov 5. Batled 234, brig Rana (Nor), Larsen, United States, Batrast, Noy 25—Arrived, bark Iimatar (Rus), Babl- strom, Baltimore. Banta—Arrived, bark Hermione (Br), Lavors, New York via Pernambuco; brig Grace Kelley (Br), Harnett, New York. Oanpiry, Nov 25~Satled, Clewet, New Orleans, Dupuis, Nov 26—Arrived, barks Thor (Nor), Thorvils New York; Appia (Nor), Pedersen, do. Grovorsran, Nov 25—Sailed, the Marquis of Bute (Br), for Pensacota; Racer (Br), Tybee. Guasoow, Nov 2%—Arrived, bark Eber (Aus), Gurich New York. Grenartar—Sailed, steamship Eagle (Br), Jackman (from Patras), New Tort. Arrived, brig Santa Marla Vecchia (Itat), Spigneso, New Yor! Maven, Nov 24--Safled, bark Nellie TQuest (Br), Mes- senger, Tybee (not previously). Uz.rost, Nov %4—Arrived, bark Speed (Nor), Olsen, Wilmington, NO. Livsaroot, Nov 25—Arrived, ships Nereus (Br), Kemp, San Francisco; William (Br), Wilton, Savannah; barks Guiona (Br), Smith, Charleston; Challenge (Br), atch. er, San Francisco via Magdalena Bay; Beltiste Br), Whlitams, Charleston. Also arrived 25th, steamship Egypy(Br), Grogan, New York. bailed 25th, steamship Pennsyivania, Harris, Pailadel- Dhia. Loxpor Nov 25—Arrived, ships Scindia (Br), Harrison, New York; Liverpool, Lambert, do; barks Fenwlc« (Br), Foye, Charleston; Charles & Jom (Swe), Eliasson, Philadeiphia; Victoria (Nor), Johnson, New York (not arrived 223). Loxponprnay, Nov 2\~Sailed, bark Countess of Duffe- rin (Br), MeGonagle, United states. Movitis, Nov %—Arrived, steamship Victoria (Br), | Uedderwiex, New York for Glasgow. Mansetniws, Nov 22—Saiied, bark Yokobama (Fr), Bil houette, San Francisco. ship Emily Flinn (Br), Syeuwn Disr, Nov 24—Sailed, oark Nester A Bian. | chard, Hardy (from Akyab), for —— (probably Bre- ; men). Qusenstown, Novy °6—Arrived, ba ONeill, Darien. Vanion—Arrived, brig Lije Houghton, Hose, Philadel- phie via Gibraltar, Loxpon, Nov %5—Steamship Abbotsford (Br), Dela. moue, from Antwerp for New York, put back to Grav end, baving been In collision with the steamebip Indus (By), of the Peninsula and Oriental line (as before re- | ported), (The Abbotsford fe attached to the American i Mine, ons has been transformed to the Red Star line howard (8r), NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1874--WITH SUPPLEMENT. aking the place of the stedinenip Colima, of the ant. Werp and New Yor® branch, She Jeft Antwerp on Moa- day last, with 45 passengers.) Foreign Ports. Asrinwatt, Nov 16—Arrived, steamship Acapulco, fray, New York, Crenrugcos, Nov 17—Arrived, brig Angle (Br), Acker, Lunenburg, NS. Sailed Ith, brigs Alfredo (Sp), sa, and Christine (Br), Thompson, New York. Caxpexas, Nov 19—Arrived, brig Adeline Richardson, Drisko, New York Nailod 19th, brig Minnie Miller, Davis, north of Hatte- ras; sehr Geo Halieek, Sharrett, do. Havana. Sov 2—Arrived, brigs David Owen, Chad- Pensacola; CF Pickering, Torrey, Baugors scbra Ajax, saunders, Mobile (see Miscellany); Edward A Sanchez, Benson, Baltimore via Matan: ut in 25th, schr Theresa U, irom 8: boro, Miss, for Cardenas (geo Miscellany). Satled 19th, barks Providencia (Sp), Torrens, Charles- ton) 20th, Clementina (Sp), Benty, New Orleans. Also sailed 20th, steamship Ponce (Sp), Pertundo (from New Orleans), Liverpool, having repaired, leared ib. brig Salvador (Sp), Aibtzari, Galveston. in port 2ist, bark WE Anderson, Brandt, tor New York, Idg; brie Merriwa, Downs, and Norena, Nichois, for north of Hatteras, do; and others, utie. Hatwax, Nov 25—Arrived, steamship Beta (Br), 6t ‘Thomas and Bermuda. LARNE, Nov 23, ‘M—Satled, steamship State of Indi- | ana (Br), Sadler (row Glassow), New her Matach, Nov é—Balled, sehr Kocheko, Johnson, New 1K. akasman, Oct 29—In port brig An (Dan), Brown, from New York, arrived —, for Para and New York. Matanzas, Nov 13—Arrived, park B W Griffiths \Br), ew York: 19th, sch Leander A Kaowles, Bi Drommond. Chase schr Manantico, ‘Randiette, Mobile, ieared 2ith, acht AU Waite, Pettingill, Pensacola, Suiled (8th, Bark Lorena, Blanchard, north of Hatte- ran; 10th, brig Mechanic, dow Vernaiding. | | Quupec, Noy 20—Clearcd, steamships Polvnesian (Br), | Brown, Liverpool: Kuropean (Br), Steol, do; Viking (Br), Tannock, Glasgow * jt Tuomas, Noy 1é—Salled, schrs Chimo, Lansil, Turks Isiand and New York; Contederate, Grant, do and Bos- on. St Jago, Nov 1—Arrived, brigs Renshaw, New Yorks Giles Loring, Loring, Cow Ba: th, Wilcox, New York. }, Nov 21—Cleared, schr Mand © (Br), le Br Jonn, ov Dixon, Somes Cleared 25th, ship Hospodar (Br), Liverpool; bark JH Laren (Br), Potat h Roads; schrs J W Scott, Spect- lator. OY Richards, Harriet Chage, and Snow Bird, for joston, Arrived 25th, brig J H Gillespic (Br), Glace Bay; schr Southern Cross rn Priest, New yore . » By lventer, sche M at {Pew SreaMsute City oF MoxTRE. Batarca, Uct 1—Sailed, Jennie s Parke: Rio Janeiro), Sourabaya; Sea Belle, Gogg! BH © sibly, Colson (from Monts video), > amarang. Brisrou, Nov 10~Arrived at Pill, § B Hume, Diggins, Buctouche for Gloucester, Bav'od lth, J fe Boyle ‘oms, Vensacola. In Kingroad 12th, Vasa, Nettgon, from New Barcsuoxa, Noy d—Arriyed, Virgen de I sina, New Orleaus. Satied 8d, Jobn 1. Bowen, Hall, Leghorn. Bona, Oct 15—=atled, Padre Andrea. Dannovaro, Phil- adelphia; Washington, Lavra, do; 22d, B F Nash, Spaule ding, do; 28th, Allmurl, zz0, do. Bawennave, Nov S—Arrived, Geutsch, Baltimore; Marietta W, gensen. New York. Caiourta, Nov 10—Salled, British Empire, Mather, Trinidad and New York. iled, Swifteure, Beadle, Bandy Hook Oxau, Sept I (not salied 224), Canvive, Nov 0—Entered for loadang, Belle Walters, Eiget, Cléntuegos; Geo Treat, Ginn, favana. Braunschweig (s), Un- Potrata, do; Baga, Jor- Deat, Nov 2—Arrived, Koorla Moorta, Cook, London for Cardiff and Tybee. Off 1th, Gr: from Hamburg for New York, ace, See Pagsod 10th, Stella odlye, from Shields for Boston Dover, Nov 10—Passed, tnam, Pitts, fom Wm G London ior Cardiff and New Orleans (ant passed Isle of Wight 11th), siidpetad fp : ARDANELLES, Oct 24—Passod, Eva, Capella, New York jor. essa. Dosxinx, Nov 10—Arrived, Garmouth, M’Pherson, Stet tin. Dixrrs. Nov l0—Arrived, Hilda, Olsen, Philadelphia. Fatuoorn, Nov ll—Arrived, Resolute, Nichols, Ran 008, wicniled 10th, Ottavia M, for Cork. Gtasaow, } Sy, 10—Sailed, Assyria, Eastom, Havana; 1th, Edmund Richardson, mrad St Thomas, Gwivexock, Nov 10—Suiled, Nesutan, Brown, Rio Ja- neiro. Genoa, Nov 7—Arrived, Serafina, Zunino, Baltimore. Havex, Nov 10—Cleared, Canada (, Sumner, New ork. Haweuno, Nov 7—Sailed, Australla, Iversen, New Or- ul jeank Livervoot, Nov 10—Arrived, Nova Scotian (e), Rich- ontreal: llth, Spain (a), draco, New ¥ ork (and ut for do); Calaneia (s), McMickan, do; 12th, | Cordova (s), Abram, New Orleans; Peruvian (s), Watts, Baltimore, £c, Sailed llth, Arbitrator g; Wallace, New Orleans; Memphis (s), Mellon, d0; Hibornian (9), Archer, lort- laud, Me. Cleared 10th, Regina, Mar; Antonlo (®, Roa, Ga'vesto Lauer, Portland, Entered out tt ith, Jean Ingelow, shiliaber yet nesota (#), Hamtin, New Orleans; Vermont, Kichard- son, Rio Janeiro ¥ ‘a 4 LONDON, Nov 10—Cleared, A Danovaro, Traverso, New York (and teft Gravesend 14h): Lith, Sarah E Kings- bury, Waterbouse, Newportand Rosari Lisson, Noy 8—Arrivod, Alert, Johansen, New York, Lucnons, Nov 6—Arrived, Waldo, kates, Trieste, Saiied 8th, Mary Freeland, Clark, Philadolphia, | Mauseitsas, Nov 7—Arriveds Matthew Baird, Green- | leat, Nicolaief, ‘ | Mazta, Oct 0—Arrived, J 8 & LC Adams, Samson, | { \ hy, Southwest Pass; llth, via Vera Cruz; Gazelle, England (8), Thompson, Néw York; Wins state wf Mia: Beyrou M a Tvs, Oct 7—Arrived, Killarrey, Kingston, Algoa | Bay vand sailed 13th seeking). . Newror' v 10—Sailed, Sagu:nay, Brown, Havana; ith, Joshua King, Smith, do. NEWCASTLE, vy 11—Cleared, Cecilia, Philadelphia, Poxstann, ‘Nov U—Of, Pulmetract, Jacobsen, trom Dantzic for w York. PixMouts, Nov 1U—Off, MeNear, Carier, from Shields for Hong Kong. Quuxxstows, Nov 10—Sajled, Paliag, Thameshaven: Clara, Liapelly; Willlam H Jourdain, Sewry: Colonist Tollefter, Tonsberg ; 11th, Battestino, Cardif’:-Raffae Mary’ Hideout, do; 12th, Angelo V. fast. Sourapaya, Sept 2l—Arrived, Susan A Blaisdell, Saw- yer, Batavia. ‘ailed 29th, Annio E Elliot, Elliot, Boston. _Suynna, Oct 2i—Arrived, Regina del Cia, Tomasina, New York. rniote, Sears, Boston. Br Heiesa. Oct M4—Arrived, Lopanto, Staples, Ba- tavia for on; Ith, Catharine Scott, McCaskett, Ceylon tor New York. . Salled Ovt 17, Nouparell, Devens, Boston; 19th. Cath- arine, Scott, MoCaskett, New York: Passed, Oct 18, Montana, Sleigntholm. trom Bombay for New York; Zist, Evening Star, asbury, Singapore, for 0. BHaxKLIN, I W, Nov ll—Passed, Oromocto, Tucker, from Newcastle for Boston. Tame Bar, 0 GH, Oct $—Sailed, McGiivery, Jewett, Pauritius (aot United States); 14tb, Geo Kenip, Taylor, ston. Vexicx, Nov 6—Arrived, Olympla (3), Young, Gla: (and left 9th for Patras and New ony rem fm W aTkRFOR:! ov 3 York; Ith, Kaffaelle, Ligure Gatway, Nov 10—The bark Duc Fratelli Caleagno (ital), arrived Lere trom Baltimore. m docting grounded wit in a few fect of the dock gates and remained, but floa the following tide and got into dock, Bhe will be ex- amined afwor her cal wheat is discharged i) order to ascertain If she has received any damage. Hoxa Kone, Oct 2—The following are fuller of the damage sustained during the Late g ka, American steamer, Van ice, Pacific Mal! (ballast), whilst Aberdeen, parted from her moorings and was driven ashore, whore she now lies on a hard rocky bottom; stern in teks, 15 feet of water at high tide ; has not ap perenty, strained or made water. An unsuccessta! at jempt Was made on Sept 27, totow her of, after 50) tons of ooal had been taken out of her. Tenders are invited for floating her off. Result doubtful. The Everhard, German bark, Horstmann, laden with general merchandise for New York, ow shore at Lantas; Pu become ‘a total wreck almost all the cargo has een landed here, the greater part damawed; wreck must be so/d at auction, The Lathiey Rich, American ship, Mitchell, joss of bowsprit and fpreper mast, having been in collision. The Lizzie Il, American bark, Babson, loss of fore and main masts, damage to hull and rudder. The Mormng Light ship, Chaston, loading for San tally dismasted ; careo unin- landed ; must go into dock. Francisco, half ladon, tot Jared, but must be partial, The Therese, American ship, Mudgett, previously tele- fpnies as dismasted, drifted, but sustained only slight jury. Particulars the Alas- i steamer Laverpoot, Nov 12—The Staffordshire, Falkland Istands with cargo on fire, ts di for “sail”; veseel supposed burut Inside. which put into schargingieargo Loypox, at Palnouth, reports:—Aug 8, John Brown, a native 9 Finland, fell’ trom the maintopsailyard overboard, strik. | fpg toe main rail, and was drowned. A heavy gale was Diowing at the time, with heavy cross sea running. Maurits, Oct 15—The Joshua proceeded on her yoy- | aze to Sew York on Oct Il, A bottomry aud respondel j@ bond on this vessel for a sum of $20,000, payable 20 | at a maritime premium of 2-75 per cent. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 24—Arrived, schr Carrie Holmes, New York, Kalled—Selirs Anna Lyons, Boston; Carrie Holmes, Roboken ; Oliver Ames. Providenc Passed down—scbr Rhota Holive 1. BOSTON, Noy 25—Arrived, Jer, Phildelphia; Merce: from Georgetown, steamers Centipede, Milk Marshman, Charleston; Yor! Haiuesnake, Philadelphia; schre Jane. Uoboken; A | Chase, and Geo Tl Squire, ialey. Philadelphi Also'arrived 25th, steamer Glaticus, Boarse, New York ; sohrs HL Haight, Willetts. Philadelphia; James Max. field, May, do; Lizzie Major, Gerrish, Port Johuson, Below—Bark Scotland, trom New Orieans. Also below 25th, schrs Carrie O Mills, and Lizzie D Barker, from Virginia, . *Cleared—Steamer Wm Lawrence, Sampson. Balt Arles, Wheldon, Phitadelphig: bares Tobi rd, Havin, Sirrra Clotitde, Miller, Cienfuegos? Oatharine . eed, Rojterdants brias Jemie Kh Wills, Cientuegos; . Sabina (Br), Lavahe, hrs Daniel Webster, for Hayti; Belle Haray, it jtoamer Gon Whitney, Hallett, New ork, Bailud—Steamer Arles; barks Tropic Bird and Clotilde; brig Jessie Roynas, and from th is brig JW Huot assed Hightand Light 25th, 9A M—Steamer Kleanora, from Portland tor New York. ALTIMURE, Nov 24—Arrived. brig Harry Barnes (not Rt; seht Rodney Parker, Parker {not eammship Ashiand, eoRrrived, steam Win Kennedy, Foster, Provi- dence; Vineland, Bowen, New York: bat ets Rus), Wikander, London; schr Chas Mortord, Union Island, Ge Below—Barks Palestrina Mes’ yord, from Caibarieny brigs Fannie H Jennings, Mahoney, trom vane, Ocata (Sp), Pages, from do. Cleared—Steain3rs Josephine Thomson, Moore, New | i Geo Appold, Loveland, 3; Blackstone, Hal- | lett, Providence irk St Laurence (Br), Demerara; | brig Marte 0c, SOO ae yy eee voy | Gt" prerres Mart; Jacob Haskell,” orowelt, Trieste ; ‘Annie Whjting, yman, en RENE MO oot 8 rtrd a. Bae | ames If Gal 5 | ware ¢ iy? iw ran, Belem; Lotue Awes, | New York. alleg—Bteamalips Spends avian {an Liverpool} nd, Havana ; bark Ww Rio Janeiro. AAG, Now SDT iNg ee coy Biles, Blake, uy Hehe saies, brige Richmond, Philadelphia Rabbonl, 1 NGMLTA, Nov 28—Arrived, echr Mima Reed, Strout, Han Joad for Florida, sour Joba L Tracy, Mee ¥ “ania We ‘Bo Atrivea, BHIDUMPORT, Nov %—Arrived, sobre Spray, Bruns Tit AHLEBTON, Nov ener, steamwhip Obam- mike . aie Tans, Whe Dural, and Moria (8p), 1 Jdam New York; Portiand ; 2th, brig Goucord, Bowen, Baiumore; | rk. Nieves, Al- | dergoing repairs to paddie shaft at | ‘oy. 12—Ship P G Blanchard, from Macabi, | nyearter her safe arrival at New York, was negotiated | ited, Matiida, Bellagamba, New | 0. | lett. for Boston ; Dav! | Harris, Wind WILM ; Etowah (Br), Petherbrid@e, Mavana, to load Matancu rk ‘urope; brig Angier H Curtis, Merrimal Fe ithe wea eg te 4 sehr eo! cor ORTRESS MONROE, Nov 28—Areived, les, Tapley~ Baitimore for Genoa, MMeaesed ino Bark Patesiina (BF Ford, from for Baltimore; brigs FH Jennings, trom Char! 40; Oxceola, trom Havana for do. r= out—Bark ALL RIVER, Ni Worth, PhiladelBhia.” 23—Sailed, steamshil York. bark iron Caibarien leston for Fides Ger), from Baltimore for Lav- p Berke, h—Arrived, schr Nellie Crowell, Crowell, Galves- ton. Satled—Seh yana. vlled [Schr 9 4 Brown, Havana A TON, Noy 23—In port bark & B Tucker, Tucker, for Providence, lig. GLOUCESTER, Nov 20-Arrived, sebrs Calvin, St John for New York; Isiand Belle, Rockland fo! rdo: Wm Dewlag, Philadelphia for Portsmouth; Alquizor, Port Johngon for Salem; Convoy, Lastport fe ton. eee we salen; Convoy, Eastport for Boston. ENT, Nov i—Atrived, bark Vangu: ols, Liverpool (and steamship, Margaret," same day for Havana), sc E New York hig sid sehr Jalia E atin Zk, bari 0 misctiigagy linerva, from Mexico for sajled 19th for New Orleans) ; laker, New Grigans cand iletts, Day Nie itp, ited ward, — (seo In port 1th, schrs Jennie Middleton, Whitaker, ond LA Rommell, Jeffers, for Pensacola, to sali sane “Cay : | Ad sd Naylor, disg (would be ready for sea in two MOBILE, Nov 23—Arrived, bark Dirigo, Thorn, Bos- ton. 2th—Arcived, brig Barletto (1 neiros sehr T, A purhvamn, Gifehiriat Baas Mleared—| lorence, Rath bu Linda, Trou, Havana. ie Peer PEW ORLEANS. Nov, 24a ‘rancoli (3p), Gartegui, Havana: as , sen, Liverpool; ships Genevi coat, Bat ampton, Trask, do; Theobald, Adams, Bordea: ley Ger), Almeria: Ane Mary (Br), London, S5th—Cleared, steamship Cit ington, Philadelphia (1); Mai D ‘ships Crescent City, Delano; and La uisiana seh Touffet, Havre Strickland, Strickland, Liverpool; Hudson ¢ Grimsby prasseh vOurnE, Nov 2—Arrived, steamer Mayang. ed—Ship Formose, tor Havre; bark Mi for Barcelona, NEWBELN, ferry, Balyear mbay. FoRPOuR Nov 2}—Arrived, schr Goldsmi Warren, Gloncester. Badgano, rrived up, ste , Rio Ja- lence w achr amships aucen hy h- ux; Lore- of Ban ‘Antonio, Penn- Margaret, laypo (Bp), O, Nov 23—Arrived, steamsbin Eli 5 yw York; schr Joho W Hail, Gheen, ith’s Maid, ‘2th—Arrived, steamship Ontario (Br), French, Boston, toh for Liverpool, NEWPORT, Nov 2 AM—Arrived, schrs W Hf Bowen, itd, New York, President, Bradley. Oust m for Clin- 0 ion; Taland City, Allen, Gioucester for New M Show, Snow, Taylor, Taylor. Portland tor New, Hall, Rockland tor do; sloop Cornel: John Pierce, Townsend, fo dg; se! Hooper, Bradbur Seatey, from New ng part hero; sloop F H,' Nov. 24— Virginia; Robin ood, for 0. NEW HAVEN, Noy 24—Arrived, schrs Olive Raltimore; Orion, Elizabethport; Ann J M Philadelphia; Charley Miller, Virginia; J M Baltimore. vy, froin Haverstraw; Mav York tor Providence, New York; Millie ork; hiladeiphia for Wellfleet; Min y Florence ¥ » New York tor after d: }, Cobleigh, trom Ha led, sclirs Roca A Neilie ie CO ve Wayana, irs Ben} English, Chase, from Rondoat; Potter & Montezae, nce rg: orstram. bel. for Prank, for r ScoGeld, Louzhtin, Richards, Oleared—Schrs Jane Mayo, New York; Magnet, do. Dth—Arrived, schrs Prudence, South Amboy; Annie T Rergen, Alexandria. PAYLADELPHIA, diana, Sumner, Liverpool and Queenstown: Btaplés, Miller, Portland; Fannie Butler, Sher gor: J & Eaton, Katon, Gardiner. PM—Arrived, brig Samuel V' Merrick, a. Novy %—Arrived, steamship In» schreM Fe ‘man, Ban- Lippincott, Matanzas; schrs May Munroe, Hanley, Fox Isiand via Rockland ; Three Sisters. Moore, Bostoa. Cleared—Steamships Florida, Crocker, Providence; Kenilworth (Br), Prowse, Liverpool and Queenstow baxon, Baker, Boston; barks Alba (Dam). evhagen; Sain Shepherd (Br), vans, Cle: ealey & Reymour (Br). Knowlton, Oportns becca Shepherd, Robinson, and Florence P ielson, Co. fuegos; brig 0. schrs Res all, Keim, aval lectra Batley, Smithson, Matanzas; Charles - Hellier, Coombs, Barbados; Bertha J Fellows, Smith, n rl D Lothrop, Godtrey, Portland; French, Providence. Vv 25, AM—Passed down Charles B last even- SreceasLe De! 5 ing, schrs 3 W Sharp, for Ufa ee Mary Nowell, jor Boston, and Serene, for Baltimore; this AM, Allentown, Snow, tor Boston; brig Carolina Gibraltar for orders; sehr Bonny getting under weigh a seaman fell slew, PM—Passed up, brigs River, Ja; Kdith, fr Passed down—Steamslt| for Providence; echra Pri ila Seribner and steamship (tal, for t, for Boston (while ‘oma alott and broke ind was sent back to hosital at Philadelphia). ma ele vant (Br), from Black Saxon, for Boston; Florida, J HW Bart. rkson, for Savannah; Annie B Babcock, tor Charleston. Schr Bonny Bost remains. Del, Nov 25, trig Maggio’ syed late rl jagglé Vail saile Ellga MeLSagutin recelved orders and gailed Bou tpl AM. Sehr with martingale and headgear carried aw: been in collision with schr Klla Bodine. Steamship Albemarle, Bark Tancook remains. Schr Jonn Tway, town for New York, remains (Ree Misvelancot PORTLAND, gon, Havana ‘and sailed 25:n for Boston); rowley, Philadelphia. Lewes, ight Bark N M AM—Bark Tanevok, trom Lmbil Haven and for New York last night in. Bark tor Doboy Imen, from Machias for Baltimore, is here, ay, having for New York, is here. om York> us), Nev 74—Arrived, bark H 8 Jackson, Ba- sehr J oH 25th—Arrived, steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York. Cleared—Steamert nwell, Bacon, : ME Dau rw York; Balti: PROV: Newton, mo: Alexat iia (see Mii ¢; Daniel Mershom, + ayles, Arnold, £iiza Dukes, Baltim phia: James 3 Norfolk: schrs George E Bowdoin, Howe, bethport for —Steamship Win Kennedy, Poster, Baltimore via ‘hesapeake, Mi nga, and George brig Carrie Winslow, , Chariestou; schr Emma Bacon, re, IDENCE, Nov 2—Arrived, schrs Wm D tilton, Baltimore; Wm O Irish, Terri, New York; Belle R Hall, Brush, RICHMOND, Noy %3—Arrived, steam: Read, New York; schr Horatio Nicho! SAN FRANCIS Nov 17; Dupu “hrs Page, Gardner, hound, Burns, Taniti ; Gen ships Eliza McNeil, Mills, hton, Cork. d tor’s Istand) ; Gre; mer, Mazatlan. Uth—Cleare Hermon (br), Le s. AML exer, Liverpool (ot as Uelore). Arrived 24th, steamship Worcester, Snow, Bi steamship 25th—Arri plist sie! zbth, steamship San Salvador, re. ork. Cleared—Steamship Seminole, Mathews, Bo: Nueva Borioguen, (Sp), Sala, Barcelona, Also cleared 26h, bark luli: Cleared, barss W an Pierre (Fr), Joam, Apia {Naviga: ship Richmond, y. Alba: ny rk ark: ‘Ora. Som- Liverpoo! rk. ov #—Cleared, bark Mary A Myshrall ston. Daniels, New York. bark Proteus, McAudle, Havana. Nickerson, ston: bark abeth (Ger), Dieke, Liver. pool; schr Carrie A Bentley, Fatkenberg, Jacksonville te load for New York, Salled—Steamship Seminole; ship Bessie Cr brig Emily Raymond. Also wailed 25th, schrs Kate 6 Cook, Mais, ville; Thomas D farrison, Crossman, Brun-wick, KMe J Simmo Put into Tybe New York via Port Koyal VINEYARD HAVE Harringjon, Ba’ |, bouns ov 25 oxy (Br) 5 BOR Gi, : 25th, chr Lena B Stover, Seavey, from id South, * rived, brig Abby Thaxter, Philadelphia for Bos! hrs Emma L Por ter, New Vork for Boston; Harmona and & A Atwood, Philadelphia for do; Currie F Mrles, Virginia for do: M shail O lis Banzor for Morris River (ee Mizcel Mant Webster, Bangor for New York; Sahwo, Cal George Glendon, Jewett for do, and otbere nos for do boarde. Returned—Schrs NH Hall, Arthur Burton, Canary. John Farnum, Lady Sqttelk, Abner Taylor, Wil’ liam Penn, Montrose, William’ Marsnali, Open seat Yankeo Blade, Laura H Jones, July Fourth, 1 Walter scott (Br), Philanthropist. (Br), Judge. Ton Newport (Br), Onward, A Seaman (Br), Medro Artemas Jirrell, Annie Jones, Cora Morris ‘West and Deua Modgkins not yet boarded. Keturned—Schrs wit son, A K Woodward, & Standish. J B Knowles Nyeatward, blowing heay ge 1, Noy 25—Saijed, steame: schr B 8 Day, Metariar 3, Nov 25—A steamer, N D's F ve the Orien ati PM to-da: HOLE, M RERRREAS = Mary A Rice, Custolia (Br), Nathaniel stevens, @ Hunter (ip), N Berry, Mahaska, Hannipal and George D Perry. Wind E to Nb, blowing heavily. Mth—Arrived, schrs Bf Cottingham, NW Meges and Elwood Burton, Philadelphia for Boston; Wm Slater, havannah for Boston; Abbott Lawrence, ort Jolin for Boston; i:vergiade, Gen Banks, H Proscott, Virgi for Portland; Katie @ Robinson, Boston tor Phile phia, Schrs. Prairie Bird (Br), Cassie Jam | Addie and Nelle (Br), Susanna, Lizzie Coch: ord, Unica, ony Win Hh Carroll, Aliston, Mary E Pear- and Wilis r Bene lac- nd, Boston, UB, sapposed 20 tal, from Savanna for Boston, passed hore cy: AAM AA AA AA At ih AA AA FECRB AAAAAA EREBE AAAA AAA AA AA LULLLLLLL AA AA LLCLULLLL | BRBWERY, EIGHT \| WEEN SEVBNTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES BENTH 8TREET, A etiiterent states; lexal everywhere; no @OLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS publicity; t j advice Iree} Commissioner for ever aad o0s AdvICE TL DERIOK TRING Counsellor. t- Law, 633 Broadway BSOTUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFVFER- AY ent States. Legal everywhere Desertion, eu pat ar iiss ee No charg Lvoroe gr e free, 7 erent HLOUSH, Attorney, 1% Broadway. 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