The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1874, Page 10

10 MURDER IN CROSBY STREET. & Free Fight Among Italia letto. An affray among Italians last might in the | thickly populated boarding aouse kept by |” Antonio Komaine, at No. 95 Crosby street, as ‘ougshoremen since the begining of the “strike” now going ou. They were all exeited with liquor audextremely disputatious, The topic upon whieh they differed, and which caused them to rauge themselves imto factions, could not be learned, It was carried on until nearly every men in the room became almost irantic, and Michel Giosefe and Antonio Guhallo became syne central figures of tie dispute. ‘The former drew a razor with the intention pI cutting Ghallo, Spolito, the man who has been Stabbed, tried to act as peacemaker. He forced Grosede into a corner, with the intention of ing the razor from him. Ghallo aid nor apprecia his efforts, Lowey tound that Spolitoe bad beenc ut twice. Ghallo ad deen fouristung a suletto in the mélve, and the wounded man charged him with | baving stabbed him. As soon as the | contest as over Ghailo, still carrying | the knife, ran from tne saioon into Crosby street &nud down toward Spring. tue police removed Spolito to the Fourteenth precinct station nouse, to where Dr. Huthaway, of bellevue Hospital, was summoned to dress iis wounas. The surgeon found that he had received ove wound that will doubtless prove iatal, and ume of @ painiul thougn Rot dangerous character. ‘The first wound was beneath the sixth rib, on the lett side, and the biaue of the Knile had passed bepeath the lung and into Wwe pieura. The otner ent is in the leit groin, After spoiito’s wounds were atrended to Dr. Hathaway removed bia to | Believue Hospital. Whue the wouuded man lay in the station house | Vaptain Allaire, sergeaut Meskiu and several officers went in search of Gnalio. After passiug through numerous break-meck alleys and vali- | 4 (iy ways, tuey finally passed " into the teuement at the rear of No. 40 Crosby street, ans in @ room therein they /ouad Ghalio tu bed. At the station Louse spoilt, then in adying state, iden- tiled bim us Uls assailant, ATTEMPTED MURDER. At about eleven o'clock last night as William Larkin, aged twenty-three years, residing at N 27 East Fourteenth street, was going a:ouy East Seventeenth strect, near avenue A, he was sud- deny set upon by a party of drunken rougbs and Stabbed twice in the left side, His cry of “Marder” attracted to him John McElroy and Wuliam Crawiord, residents of tbe locality, who were parsing near by at the tme, but they Gid not arsive in time to identily any of the assail- apts, They carried Larkin to the drug store at the corner of avenue A and Sixteenth street, Where his wounds were dressed vy Dr. Hathaway, ot Bellevue Hospital When the man’s clowning | was removed two deep and ugly gashes, each | about four inches in jength, were visible. The Wounded man on ve'ng questioned coud give no clew to the would-ve murderers, beyond the bee! that they were enemies Of bis, whose names, With tue exception of that of Christie burns, he could net give. In about an hour after the occurrence, aud while Larkin was till in the apothecary’s receiving surgical trea! ment, an officer attacned to the Eignteenth pre man pale and excited and considerably under the fluence o: liquor, whom he had arrested on Seventeenth street on sus.icion of being concerned in the amfulr. ‘tbe prisoner gave Ms name as John Doran, and, on being conironted with the wounded mun, staggered anu boldly exclamed, “Yes, I did it, and with =othis — razor."’ producing the weapon as he spoke 10m wnuerneath his coat. Larkin raliied sumelently ac tais to deny the that cut me, Doran; it was sone one eise.” It appears that Doran ts a brothereip-law of Larkin. The seli-couvicted assatlaut was conveyed to toe fwenty-secund sireet xrution nouse, Where he was lovked up, and tie wounded man was removed to Results One of Them Being Killed with a | ended with (the stabbing of one Arsenicho | Parthia Spolito by Antonio Gha'lo, All the parues | to theafray are [talians, who have been employe: | LS ov. but, picking up a enair, hurled it across the room and it struck both Spolito and Gtoseffe. There was immediately a rushing together o! al! persons in the room, apd when they again separated it was | Boe! a Tisoher’s s(atement, Saying, ‘NO, It Was Dot you Falmer anchore i slit Steamship City of Mexico, Sterwood. New Orleans | Nov ener ith, Tuxpan 18th, Vera Cruz 17th, Came | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER R 1, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. SH Prats fanaa brig a (SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. MONTH OF DECEMBE! | Satie, | Destination, -1 London, .. 169 Broa -| Hamburg. DOO. are D0. Glasgow erpool men. pure. Paie Gel ceene om Antwerb.. Roliv fp Enwt Her 113 Broadway. 08 Broadway. 4 Bowling Green Minnesota. ry tate of Indian: Yi oisa si etterdann [20 lay ery ot Hrookiya. Liverpool. ‘i Broaa wav. oo Broadway. i Bowling Green *HAS Broadway. 4 Bow 61 Bre Liverpoot.. + Rotterdam 4) Broadway nburg,. 61 Broad way. 19 Broad way. . | Laverpool..|15 Broadway. Giaszow. .|7 Bowling Green . | Havre. 56 Broadway . | Liverpool. [4 Bowling Green Frisia Baltic Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, WiGH WaTes Sun rises. Gov. Sun sets... Moou rr PORT OF NEW ‘YORK, NOV, 30, 1874, 24 15 42 amsiv Francoma, Brags Portand—J ¥ Ames fe way (bt). Constan's London—Peabody, ‘inouth Rock, Griffin, London—Grinnell, Min- turn Snip Carrier Dove, Merryman, San Francisco—Sutton Bai Weilington—R& W Bark Friearich Tonias Ba; 3 = ron. artvig (Ger), Wolters, Singapore—C Funch, kdye & ¢ | Bark Devets Ditorovacki (aug, Krezeviek, Cork or | Faimouth—slocovich ne | Birk Il Vero (Ital). Martino, Genoa—locovich & Ca Brig Oulton (Hr), Prior, St Johns, NF—R B Borland. sebr Mary A Witham, Austin, Jacmei—R Murray, Jr. £Co. Sehr pee Burton (Br). Merriam, St John, NB—D R | De Woll & Schr Ida Lewis, Heustis, Galveston—Tapper & Beattie. pails H Belden, Grumley, Corpus Chnisti—fupper & attic. Min ‘Addie Ryerson, Cousins, Charleston—Evans, Ball | cir John, Gabriel, Wilmington, NO—E 8 Powell. ir Robert Center, Hulse, Bridgeport—A Abbott. Schr Lilly Christine, Wells, New Haven—C H Low. proor Martha Amanda, Phillips, Bartford—Rackett & | Steamer 8 F Phelps, Grumley, Philadelpma—W Kirk. amer Fanme, Fenton, Philadelphia—Wm Kirkpat- pat Mt rick. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE GERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Celtic (Br), K adie. Eivexpcol Nov te and Queenstown 2th, with md-e und 371 pa: Cortis, Had fresh westerly gales to qon80: weince tine | er. a F French (Belg), Knudsen, Antwerp Nov iu ing,12h, with mdie and 25 passenge 1 heavy westerly winds mel. bound east, uth saw & riry 's boat drifting along; 17th, lat 47:0, ion 30 30” passed @ double funuel sieamer bound east; same date, ail P. Vhite Star steamer, do; ath, lat 41 45, lon 6440, pnaced a steamer showing ‘night sig: blue. red and biue, bound east. Stcamship Acapulco, Gray, Aspinwall Nov 21, with ey and passengers to the ific Mai Steamanip Co. v 22, lat 11 43, lon 7s 48, spoxe steamsh cey, hence ior Aspinwall, ail well: ‘was boarded ‘oat from Navassa Isiand, which, reported sehr Kobe ere loading for «‘nite | states. p Henry Cham: J y 191: Progreso ist, and Havana 25th, "6 Had | eac ae mdse and passengers toF Alexandre & Sons e: head winds und sea from Havana to New York, Steamship City of Waco, Grenman, Galveston } ee Bellevue Huspital. His injuries are not considered | via Key West 25th, witn mdse and passengers to C H Mal- Qecessartiy fatal. BAID ON A “GAMBLING HOUSE. ir. Charles Williams, of t of Utica, made compiaint aches Van Dusen, of the Fiiteenth precinct police, last night, to the effect that he had been taken in by one of those peculiar individ- Qals known as “ropers in” or “confidence men” and swindled out of $45 It was the old story of meeting a man | on the street, and, accostiag nim as Mr. | | Bae the bar 2:d, with mdse and passengers to Fi | Baxer. Steainship Champion, Lockwood, Charieston Nov 26, | lory & Co. ‘Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson, New Orleans Nov eri with mdse and passengers to J W Quintard & Co. Steamstip North Point, Smith, Phiiadeiphia, with mdse tothe Lorillard steamshiv Co. _Siup Alexander (ot Bath), Tarbox. AnEwere via Sa- annah 9 days, in ballast to Jas W Elwell & Co. Bark kmpress (Jer), Vehiow, Au er 19 ny with seage from en nce eS days, muse to Fuuch, Fdye & Co. 1 with strong variable winds. sehr John Rose (of Krookhaven), Howell, Pernambu- co SJaays, with sugarto HH switt & Co} vessel loa Abbott, chr Maggie oe (of rortiand, Me), _Dalling, Smith or Mr. Jones or whatever else they see Mit, ( shieidsborough, M 17 days, som lumber to R P Buck and on being told that Smith or Jones is not the | * i vessel 'o Chas Hatch & appellation by which they are known in Utica or wherever else they bail irom, and fluaily ascertain- ing the right name, claiming acquaintance, taking @ drink and dually going to @ gambling house | where business is done on the ‘skin’? i ae No.2 Amity street is the place into whicn Williams was decoyed. On making compiaint to Captain Van Dusen that Officer at once went aod, not being recognized by the propri- etor, quietly sat down and watched the progress of the game a few moments. He nen very quietly closed the door and inlormed all hands present that tuey were his prisoners, seot to the station house for tance s00 ats rd the entire paraphernalia. no Clar! Jerome, the two dealers, and Thomas “wittams al Cnaries H. Staciair, two of the fa eg Were locked up and will be taken to Jeferson Market Police Court this morning. POUND DYING IN THE STREET. Is It Another Livingstone Ca: Anbother body arrived at the Jersey City morgue yesterday under very strange circumstances. Mr. Brady could tell nothing avout it except that it was conveyed thither (rom St. Francis’ Hospital, The body was that of a man about thirty-four years of age, with black hair and mustache. He ‘Was conveyed to the bospital on Saturday night. Coroner Whelan impaneiled @ jury, who viewed the body lastevening. The only information the Coroner could give is that the man fell down on | ge. the street while intoxicated, at the corner | of Erie and Ninth streets, on Saturday evening, and thus sustained the injuries which | caused bim to be taken to the hospital Whence he came or what nis name Is alike @ myse | 2m tery. The body presents strong evidence of an | play. There are several bruises on the face, and there is uothing in the whole physique that Indi- bop ything but healtn and activity previous | eat tne inquest which may clear up the mysiery. ALLEGED ELECIION FRAUDS, A meeting was held last evening in the New York Assembly Rooms by the Iriends of Peter Woods, to investigate the bribery alleged to have | oeen made use of in the recent election of John McGowan to tne Assembiy, The ball was crowded, Mr. Woods made along speech, in which be fully entered into tue operations of Joun McGowan and his (riends. He stated that he held tn Lis hand afll- davite of over fity cases, Where bribery, both direct and indirect, hud veen made use of. He even said that when the proper time should come and belore ¥ orsoi Election had been tampered with and in some instaac McGowan. A resolution was 2dopted appointing a commit- tee Of one Member ‘rom each election district to investigate these alleged irauds and to proseecute Wwe gulity and bring them to jastice. Mr. Woods then iuvited any of the voters pres- ent who had been offered vrives to come forward aud give their evidence, in response some nail a | dozen came forward and nade stetements that they Dad oeen offered brives of irom £ to $1 The meeting adjourned shortly alter ten P. OBITUARY, HH. P. Pelt. Toe announcement was received yesterday at the Produce Exchange of the death of Mr. H. P. Pelt, a former member of the Exchange, which occurred at Richmond, Va., on the 2th ult. He ‘was a member o} firm of Pelt & Drake, of this city, ‘Lhe body was brought nere jor interment, George Le Barre. The oldest man iu North America, George Le Barre, of Middie Smitnield, near Strouusburg, Monroe county, Pa., died at bis residence last Sat- urday night, at the extreme age of 112 years, He ‘Was born in Pennay!vania, anier colonial rule, h sbaken bands with Geuerdl Washingvon n th wailant Lafayette anu tue patriotic Generai sullvaa and Was deeimeda tory in Kevolutionary vay ‘Was 100 Oid JOr Service in 1s1z, but We Was still 5 hale old mau ait witain the last two weeks. Hav- ing poe sae jast sumiuer spent some weeks at $he Dols Gap, and subsequently visited e State Minit a ton in October, During the Iget fortmighs be bas veen 80 tii as to cali in a phy- sician. Ob Saturday he was adie to walk vut, and ‘Was considered improving in beaitn. Lu the even. ing be By AG gunk, and expired without o aking Spparently iuto w wiee, irom siFuggie. there Was BO rath ay Me Cid ot Bye grave, ive ane be buried hy Ba, i casi apa paval stores to Mure! around to the place in citizen’s dress, | mi ih. Some developments are looked for at Tight trivuoal he would snow tnat the ipspect- | paid money vy tbe friends of | | Crus | erara. | four chains under her, and only the ca | hour, having b hr C F Young, Johason. Sava: lumber to WW everett: Vewel to i Cape rear, had a heavy gale trom 3 Geckload, consisting of 13, t of yellow pil and spilt sails: atterwards had strong vari chr AG Ireland, lownsend, Satilia River, Ga, ddays a lumber to JE Bigler & Co; vessel to ‘lag « Petty. chr F Merwin, Pearse, Wilmington, me. 8 hison & Co Wehr Oitver Curtis, Cartis, Virginia, with wood to H P Havens. echr Sarah & Lucy, Boker. Virginia. Schr 4 D Wharton, Hubbard, Delaware. Passed Through Hell Gate. pra sours. indy, Providence for New York. Scar Golden Ray, ati Br roo ren ior New York. Schr Mary silen, Ha en for York Kiver, ‘Sone Margaret, sna New, cies for New Yort. ee 08 Briggs unn, Providence for Haverstr, echt Balle Chartre,’ Trefeiien, Taunion for New fork. senor J K Mitchell. Morrell, S'amrora to: ie hatney Vassar, Jr, Winchester, ew Bettord for New with boards to order. wehr Matmer, Gorham, Greenwich for New York, . BOUND Rast. Steamship Franconia, ra, New York for PortiaaL achr Wm Todd, Jon + we bs 33 for New ee es oe Wm © Irish, rell, Port Johnson for vie Sache Horizon, Leet, Port Johnson for Taunton. SchrJ Burnett, -uwyer, Port Jobnson tor Salem. senrJ 8 Terry, Barrett, Port Jolinson tor Providence. Schr Highlutider, Post, W eae for Bristol. Sent Mary Dennison, Deunison, Albany tor New- E chr Annie A Booth, Spencer, Jacksonville tor Provi- ‘Schr Star, Gray. Newburg for Boston. paciit Amos Fulkenburg, Kackett, Port Johason for rovide ser Lucy Church, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Provi- ‘sche Wm Langdon, Bennett, Port Johnson (or Boston, Schr D H Tnvranam, Onase, Eddy ville for Boston. Sch Marcelins Jordan, Weelawken tor Boats Senr IJ ‘ratton, «rafton, Port Johnson for Bristol pCuminines. Fort Johnson tor Salem. kins, Amboy tor Hos + Gresley, Philade)phia for Bos- ton. Sehr M Sewall, Haskins, Philadelphia for Boston. Sehr J Tinker, Stewart, Port Johnson for Bast Bridge- Pche Lillie D French, French, Port Johnson for Bos 0 Senr Ellie L Smit! por w York for Groeawich. New Yors tor Providence, SALLED, Barks Del (ital), for Genoa: Conquestatore (tal), Liv. ‘ater. John Bunyan, Meloourne ; Virgiula (ta, Cork or erpool: Chieftain’ (Br), du; Ossomack A (Aus) to) mouth: Urigs Kossack, Lisbon; 3A Hoard (sr), St Jobs, PR: Fairt di; senes Impulse 13r), ie lige, Hon Rodolo Danovaro; brig Lewis & Squires, Wind at sunset NW, Maritime Miscellany. The purser of the steamship Acapuleo, from Aspin. wall, will please accept our thanks for attenuons. Purser J W Bensel, of steamship City of Mexico, from Vera Cruz and Havana, has our thanks for favors. ~Teamsuir Witwivoros, at Baltimore from Havana, re- ports ttt, the second ‘oiler and one weaman ware | drowned oft the passage. Steamsuir st Louis (Br), Reid. fsa New Orleans for Liverpool. which put into fyvee on Gre, has, together with her cargo, been livelled 10r saivage. Staaus#ir Lovistaxa, sunk in b ona oor Bi rr waited for to float her. sm for damages by colliding wih a ar the Potupsco in January saat, wl be hore, the 5 days given her owners to bond ‘her having expired. B Bare Brotaxrs, Thurston, at Gioucester from Cadiz, | had heavy westeriy gaies during the waole time; spilt Suils and sprung maintopsail and topgailant yards. Bans Oneata (Br), Carter, from Guanape for Charles | ton, whieh put into Calluo Vet 4 in distress, resumed her | voyage Nov 7, having repaired, Bang Harris M Bir), Card. trom, Montreal Sioy,, 29 for 10 date, #e, leakiuy 4 inches per t Lawrence; Callao, was spoke hore, in the Gult of the wastmieing tor Halifax. Bang |pano, bay J Clenfue; iad for Boston, which w: taken into Vi H ir being ashore at N: suon py erday tor lier i'ser ai i wasn, i" e | | load and bad sas | DaTEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YOXK OR THE | | lund Washed overboard during s severe road | Liverpool. 4B awe | Green peoes | sunday was ‘struck, si mo Fi ashor | and causing ner to leak slightly. She came off ‘att | ob sunday mo: | Meury, in distress. baying had her sails blown awa: | otherwise disabled. The crew of the schooner were tr: IS Bowing Green | lerred to the steamer: | The second officer of the Wiim ton, L T fobe: Pie ie yoy roceeded on board ¢ Braidley wath a havwse VPM when ot sinith | Pol ‘In the nity, of the yy Louistana. disaster, the | Br | Joba's Bar, wus gotten “off and towed to J 4 Bowling Green Boston, with cow Rockaway, and have sen’ fassistance to o her. } 2, caturd 7 evening lant and towed to Jersey C Elizavethport tor Light of the Age (Br), Alexander, Dunedin and tart Gustav (Rus), Silvast, Liverpool—Tetens & | 1a rk Wiinetmina Pust (Ger), Seyer, Newcastle, E— | land Sehr Lizzie Batchelder, English, Matanzas—Brett, ron | | salle trom New York Uct 23 and arrived Nov 4 making the pa: age in the Nemarkauiy sort | “Devi Nov It ae | 40, Jo) 02, sed wainburg steamer | with, from the Ochotsk, with 150 otter skins. command of for Queenstown, i) days out. lat 20 Be, Carpenter, New xork tor Glen T; Jas v ¥iske, Jeremie; A H Henderson, Deme Also suiled, barks Si (Ital), Orton, Carib, Constantine, zak (Ital), which was condemned in $29,000 | Abvott vevereaux, Rich, wty to discharg J Yovsuanat ‘Br’, at Sam Francisco Nov 22 from Newcastle, NSW. had heavy gules trom SSE sept Li, Hesriag 44 hours, vewel. at tines armont submerged Jet. Sars quantity of coal, on iéth strong yae from lasting [2 Lours, witn heavy sea: stove Lulwarks, at ading at Wilminy ton. NC, ing bdise conto, “wi yi to Galveston, and was subseq been purchased by a num- en and isu repaired. The vessel | Feimains under the British flay. B Niceensox. Nickerson, from Aunapo!is, at Havana 2) lost. buliwar as and deck Scan Tweri for Cardenas ving lost t ‘ez, from Shleleboro E tore reported). put into ore and main boom, with ails 16tn and 16th. Bun Axtuosy Buatox, Johnson, from Provi tence | for | Elizabechport, while passing through Theil Gave AM ks jood Rock, tearing of part ot, hie foretvot water and went to Cow Bay, Wiiere the captain put ashore to more fully ascertain the damage. Souk Geo Seaty, Blohine, trom Galveston tor Havana, sprung fore and main masis in the Galt, and put into New Orleans Nov 23 10r repairs. Seun Jamxs Brapiey, ion beg with stone, from Rich- mona for Philadelphia, was falien in) wail at 10 o'clock ing by steamsnip Wilmington (at Balti- a) duriug @ heavy squall of © on wore trom Hay jey suddaniy sunk by the head in 13 fathoms of water. Nr. Tobey and one of the seamen, Michael | Sheridan, were ‘drowned, the other two being rescued | by the Wilmington. ScuR Canmis Watkan, before reported ashore on St and on Nov 2 was at the wharf, with several med umping the water out of Ler. Sour Texana, at New Orleans Nov 24 trom Bel'ze. Hon, | reports, while on the passave trom New Orleans to Be | lize, ow Oct 30, at noon, the captain (Kneedson) was | standing forward of the mainmast, when the toreboomn | jibed suddenty and knocked him overboard, and he was | drowned. Scur 4 Means, from Satilla, Ga. for Boston, at Vine- yard Haven on the 24th Nov, in a westerly gale shipped started the deck loal, causing "the vessel to “Was obliged to throw overboard part of the deck | Toad of yellow pive lumber, when the leak stopped. Sour Weosrex Ketty, Marshall, trom Philadelphia for ent ashore on the beach at East Scus Cares Eaton, ashore at Great Kili ightly, and will go om the dock tor repair-. Uae = eas Cnase, for Fait River, broke toretioom and Jaws of imainbooin during the squall Sunday mora a Newronr, Nov 30—Sehr Harriet Lewis, with coal, rom mainsail 1 om Sunday. Nawpono,, NY, Nov :0—A schooner, name unknown, was strucc ty & squall off Carr's Hook Islami in the | Miehlands or the Hudson Sunday. morning. it. is: sup- posed all on board perished. The crew consisted of three persons. The schooner now lies in 8) tvet water. St Soux, KB. Sov 30—The ship W D Lawrence. ot M. cleared on Saturday with 1,£09,0W feet of deais for nglends Sax Faaxctsco, Nov 30—Bark Windward (Br), Hiz- ins, and the bark Cordova (Bri, both from Montevideo, jor Portland, O, ran ashore in a strony ebb tide while rounding the Sand Spit oft Fort Stevens, ‘The Windward [prevorted settling in the sand and leaking, VAs it was high tide it is supposed they cannot be got off until the next spring tide. ‘The steam tugs Astoria and Brennan | | are working at them, with @ chance of clearing the ordovs. Witarvaton, nd ine nhatiun. $5,000each. Tinu—Scar Pride of the East, Capt John A 1 era Crag 12 days and 1 hou Pacite Coast. is lying at has been visited by @ large number of persons who de- light in oaval architecture. she was built | at North Bend, Coos Bay, under the direction ot Joha Kruse, and Simpson Brothers, of this are her owners. She was launched sx weeks ago an | placed under the command of Captam MeAllip. who rought her hither under topsails and courses. and ina | Heht wind got ten knots an hour outot ner one night ! during the passage. She is 185 leet long, 42 feet beam | and 23 feet 5 inches ‘depth of hold. Oreyon pine is the | principal wood used in her construction. The atier- cabin contains the captain’s room and three spare state. rooms, and there are two state rooms in the forward cabin.” The posts in the cat in are of myrtle, the panels of laurel an | bination makes an elegant showing and tue laurel ex- | ceeds in be sign seen in vessels of Eastern build. | ,Macxenep—On Nov 24. trom the yard of Taador, Le, | Blane ot Ariclat the bark County of Richmond, of the trimmings of mahogany. The com- ty any birgseve maple oF satin wood ue- nd trom the yard of Newcomb & Uo, Wey! ‘mouth, | Ns ine bark Atlantic, of 450 tons. Whalemen. Arrived at Honolulu Oct 14 schr Flying Mi! Sailea trom do Nov 7, ship Jireh Perry, of and for New | Bedi Bark Peru. of New London, purchased by John McCul- | lough and others, of New Bedford, is to be fitted for an Aulantic whaling voyage, and cit sail about May |, in pt Jasper M Ear: eosin Ship Andes (Br), Brummell, from Brig Wexiord (Br), Bradshaw, trom Getie for Philadel- ar Yan se phia, Nov 7, lat NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents ani shio captain: ar? ia. formed that by telegraphiug tothe Hato Londoa | Bareau, No 46 Fleet street, ths arrivals at ani depart. ures trom European ports,ani other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vesseis trading with the United States, the same will ba cavled totals country free of charge and publishe1. ofR CABLE SIPPING NEW3. Angnpxex, Nov 30—Sailed. Laarel, for Pensacola. Awrwrnr, Nov 20—Arrived, bark Success (Ger), Beh- rendt, Philadelphia. Aiso arrived 2vth, “Freia, Thompson," Philadelphia, Baswrnuavex, Nov 27—Arrived, ship Magdaiena (Ger), | Henke, New York. Sailed 27th, ship Astronom (Ger), Klopper, United States; barks Columbus (Ger), Inider, do: Jenny (Ger), Grote, New York. Caviz—Arrived, brigs Sarah E Kennedy, Peterson, Rew York; RM beslin. Gould, Boston. Catcutta, Nov é—Sailed, ship British Empira (Br), Mather, Trinidad and New York (betore reported sailed 10th). Deat, Nov 0—SaLed, bark Mathilca Christina, Luna- strom (trom London), Mobile. Guascow, Nov 8—arrived, bark Marchino (Ital), Zino, New York. Gaxoa, Nov %—arrived, schr Louisa Bliss, Strong, Bichmoud, Va. Hamscac, Nov 27—Sailed, bark Johan Kepler (Ger), Spille, New York. Livesroot, Nov 29—Arrived, steams’ip Prince Edward Gr), Fraser, New Orleans; Zealot (Br), Kost, New York; ship W J Lewis (Br), Trefry, Savannah; H W Workman | @r), McGray, St John, NB; barks Artiia (Nor), Falck, | Nortolx; Polly (Br), Graley, Charleston; Lea (Aas), Smerchmich, New York. Satled 29th, ship Athenals (Br), Jones, United Stat bark Tolomeo (Aus), Gladulich, do. Loxpox, Nov Sv—Arrived, ship Wm Fraing (Br), } Pyne, New Yor; bark Jennie (Rus), Snelimaa, Charies- ton; brig Dauntless (Br), Amess, Boston. Lacuosx—Ssatied, brig Carrie Purington, Whittemore, Boston. Lisson—Sailed, brig Salista, Staples, Cuited States. Moritz, Nov 0—Arrived, steamship Potynesian (Br), Brown, Montreal for Liverpool. Marseittes, Nov 28—Satied, bark Aurora (Ital), Ador- no, New Orleans. Arrived 28th, bare Regina Tolck, Ray, New York. Queexstowx, Nov 30. 7:30 AM—Arrived, steamship Bal- | tic (Br). Kennedy, New York (and proceeded tor Liver- pool). Raxscate, Nov 30—Satled, bark Josie Mildred, Ginn @rom London), Boston, having repaired. Sevite—arrived, brig Amy A Lane, Carver, New York. ‘Veimsts—Arrivea, bark Ruma (Aus), Begns, New York. Sailed from ——, Gertnania, for United States. Loxpox, Nov 30—Shto Great Admiral, Thompson, from Liverpool Nov 25 for San Francisco, was damaged in the gale yesterday, and has been towed into Holynead. The “Lion,” trom Bremerhaven for New Orleans, has been abandoned. Crew saved and arrived at Harwich. Bark Josie Mildred, Ginn. from London tor Boston, | which put into Ramswate Oct 22 leaky, sailed tor her | destination Nov $0, having repaired. Foreign Ports. v 15—Arrived. brig Kodink, Peters, Pnil- AM Chadwick, Atkins, do: 2st Boston; sete stephen Hare Acrinwatt, x MAhe barks figreid, Rastoussen, Isth, Leviathan (Nor), Terjesen, southwest Pi Jo'port doy 21, barks Piskataqua, Br, Scott, digg, to sai in 5 Blomidon (Br) Card, trom sew York, wte to disch re) muel Hat, Frambes, to sailin 2 day: Grinnell, d id avove arrivals. AxNaPotis, N3, Nov 20—Cleared, brig Arctic (Br), Brin- | } bee Barbados. ov iain port, naples sieilian, Percival, trom fom & (Peruy), © nia; 7th, Oneata (Bi rn, Carter (irom Guanap Gharieston, having re In port ‘Nov 14, ships A| MeCallam, Moody. from London, arrived’ Sui, disg, loads guano tor United ‘States; © M Davis, Kcopman, trom Liverpool, arrived Ist, disg; Swallow, Howes, aise, tor Lobe to load ydauo for London; Pelicanu (Nic), Dar, | and Gavilau (Nic), Bencierusen, disg, (ow tor ruget Sound, to load luinber: barks’ Wallace, McCormack, frou Arica, arrived Jth, dis, to load uaa tore Cuied States; Victoria (Wer), heyer, irom New Yors. disg, 10F Cuunyoraos, Nov 18—Salled, bark Queen of Commerce (br), Kerr, Pensacola; 1th, sehr Daye tk, Blane, Ko Canpends, Nov 20— Arrived, brig Florence J gon, Henderson, Portland; sche WWiite Wing, Poets Dew York ; 40, Derk Ann Weish, trom Portland aitlied aie Bark amy (2), 8 anion, Sawyer, north ot ilawras; ‘ace Tariton Tucker, Saga. it pana =a EXTER, NOV %—Arrived, bark Hampton Court (Br), 1 ew ork (uot ship Mamptou Cows (Mr, eae Nov Havava, Nov %—Arrived. brig Marthe! fi ‘Annapolis; 2a, bark John Grim sehr Theresa 'G, Guijerrez, Shiets Je tor Cardenas (in distress 18 (Ger), HimLeck, Srewen (and sal | Orleams) + brig G corn stip Fe wently gotten 2 "| pow HAVANA LO’ LorrEry. ed 8 or iilchrist, Orcutt, tae ee , deck toe ler Matthews, OF, Toa Ar Willow Harp, rig Frances uewey, “palined, New Vork. son. French, Phil "uz08, py Francoll (=D) 1wa. Downs, north pesmenip Yazoo, Burret 2. "ber k Wk Anderson, Brandt, for New . and brig Sorena, Nichols, for north of Hatteras, ide, and others une, a, bees Queen, of the ns Nov r 1 een. er Br), Mattison, Ha- 5 Crowell, Cockburn Harbor, Winters, Baltimore; W 0 Gurney, Gurne: Cro- ate! ‘sling Wright, Hart; David @ Hosa. Clinordy * anna Blackman, ‘Arnold, ote s Li rt golnee: Ju Youmans Smith, a Sm Arrived. steamers Bisekstone. | Hallett, Baltimore 1. via Nortolk: Gulaiea, Gale, N hy Mary M Buyles, Davi a sunden rquail ani driven | Hating tt, Demerari Win Me Express (Br), Langenburg, St Mar- tg is; also two 3-masted McCtellan, March, Baltimore via Nor- 1, Philadelphia; ts wa ‘b Cargill, Rich, and Imo: orl (J wie Gaus, Arrived, schrs BH Williams, Rusell, Philadelphia; Arnold, and | athe M Mayo, tor, cua Provide: Be steamship Scandinavian (Br), Itimore tor Liverpool; brig Nazarine (Br), 0" 12h, seamsh{p Alhambra, Doane, Charlotte- 4 harbor 28th, brig Priscilia May ; Sea Lion, for do} Buzerus, trom New (not 234), brizs Eureka (Br), Kingston, Ja; Fudge, Porto Rico. th, stearnships Peruvian (Br), Watts (from Liv- 1) Baltimere; Beta (ir), Bermuda and St Thomas; slip Freinted, tor Liverpool. 0—Sailed previous, ship Daniel Marcy, 01 rg Adelaide Baker (Br) z: i an yacbrs fine) Boraa, ribet Se} Trimmer, Albany. ‘lea, ‘i Ne sow Son ‘Moni: nee, wo load tor New Yor! IMOND, Nov 28-Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, New York. Sailed—Mark Archiila. Matthews, Bordeaux; schrs Wm Olver, Jones, Baltimore; B Bradley, McMonagle, PRANCIsco. Noy 2—Salled. bark Le Baron (Br), Nautilus, McIsaac, ‘rabiti. Urr (Br), Auckland. br), Wilcox, Lyttle- Edwards, Queenst>w! darhecarrived, bark f ath SAPEITOC, ship 8t Lawrence ( 100s icGustINE, Fis. Nov 29—Arrived, sehr Frank iow Nov 16 tiled, schr Lady Banoerman, bac ‘Sth—Arrived, barks Linda Stewart, Stinchfeld, Booth, bay: Bidderkirk (Ger), Krohman, eso Taeland, Philadelphia. Bark Montreal (Br); brigs Pluton (Sp), Catalu- schrs L & M Reed, Steelma: W B Thomas, Wins- Flaca pba: Lb Sone rived. steamship Alps (Br). ‘anilla, ip Goo M Adams, Manson, schrs Stephen Bennett, qhlacamt, Nov 8—1n port, SSiaranzas, Nov 2i—Arrived, | Portland; 2d Ontara, Pettigrew. | Helen A Bowen, ‘Alexander, Bangor} | Drinkwater, Picton. a schrs Albert H Waite, Franklin, Pascagoula ‘Now Stein port, schr Kobt Paimer, Dennis‘ —Cieared, bark Huron (Br), Gillan, ne xbre, Nov 23—Sailed, bark Augustina (Br), Michon, 20 SB, Nov 30—Arrived. steamshin Glendon | (Br), sulis, Sew York: ship Brings pars (8). Princcport, ; bark senator (Br), and Impadence \ Br), Bosto Walter. Maxton, ‘ANNAH, Rotterdam; schra D id. ‘Adams, Robin: jason" re, ani the worth, Gould: Ariel, Austin; Malis, Armatrong, Port Johnson ; ‘ork. CMiledesSchr Ida R Freeman, Whorf, Tangier. Zin Arrived, achrs WB Darling, mah, Lathers Port Johnson; T dou VINEYARD Let ater Nov 28—Arrived, brig Anna D for Philadelphia ry "Or Undine, ‘Bligabe Kveline, Beliast for New Have ei up. The Coast Wrecking Co | ;sehra White Star ship BD’ Metealt, for Liverpool; bare for Kouerdam, wet Lat ey bark iH) carrar. lo; Pendleton, and Bur- Allan, Curtis, Ron- Torrey, Portians schts Si reervie ath Ships Lightning atson, Trinidad aia? trom Puget Sound; Rock vark Icomum, Malgram, L Tkamkn Noktm Poixt, from Philadelpnia tor New | ¥ | york ram assure on the tats below: Neweesie. Del, on Saturiay might, but came off on Sunday und proceeded. + Montevideo Nov I chartered for Ca 17, bark Maud Caldera; 2 Me Mathilde, for In port bars Robert Porter, Goodell, for Meill- Jones, to oat jor London, and the’ above arrivals not otherwise reported, American Ports. ASTORIA, OY 23—Arrived, bark One (Br), Holman, Port Johnsen for Sale: for Boston; Kate Walk: Ellis, Rondout tor do; Frank 8 for Portland: TT Tasker, do for Salem; Marie Adelade, Hoboken for do; Ida Ella, Yorker Kelfast: Warren Sawyer, Bostol tor New Yor: George D pater a? la ton, Bath tor Mer YT. Tru: Sot Bessie: Morria’ Vostou tor, Phita Finback, do for Med cammell (Be), Thompson, | genre Thomas Watt, Now Vor omerset, Mass, carried away her | Fort Johnson tor do; A W B Cotton. Phiiadel for do: Huzle: Nov 30—Arrived, steamships Marathon (Br) Portland tor do; eemitigle, Matthews, Savannah} 0: tins; Fra ex uw Fitzpatrick, eyes Luli Rockport, Ne, for Sansongliie riuelila Seribger, Abbie Corson, Phila- rd, | del ough toe Boe ids 4 Freeman, Neponset, Rachel S Mil- leorge Burnham. from Matanzas for (BP), Philadelphia tor isceliany) : George Finback, ‘with jb stay carried Cast g ibiled=-Bare Iuaho, (irom Clentuegos). ird. WILMINGTON, NC, Nov 30—Arrived, brig J M alton achr E J Heratv, irom Georgetow: Sailed Steamship Rebecca Clyde, for Baltimore; brig Der Pommer (Ger). B TD. ICKFOH(, Nov 26—Sulled, sehr Sharpshooter, Clark, Jer and Finbeck. Portland; woure M Wits Means, Satilla, Ga, for Bost bell, baltimore tor Boston. chr 3 bri ae Be 3 ine im )KE, Nov 2—Arrived, bark Palestine, Ford, Cleared—Schr E Simpson, Talpey, Boston. Satled—Steamsbip Tio J brigs Echo, do; Geo ae do; schrE& W Hlinds, Poruand, 2uth—Arrived. sche Belle, Arrived. steamship, Wi is P riand, to load for 3 ; schrs Fannie R ig yd Roberts, from ee Mississippi, Marchant, trom Lemerara; Laure Ger). Gros-om, from’ Kio Janeiro. ared—steamshio Wm Kennedy, Providence ; pare x we (Kus), Pomelin, Cora; steamer Elizabeth, ‘ork. wi aile d—Barks Obolic (Aus), Josephine ; bri¢s Eva, oa pate Nov 28—Cleared, pak masonles a ye Witrataygton, Del. Nov 30—A fire broke out in the hold of the brig Ara (Nor), loaded with 265 bales ot cottuny lying at her whart on Market straet, yesterday, ani | | curred damages to the amount of $17,0W, which 1. in: sured as tollows:—Queen, North British, 'Martiord, Liv- | erpogl, London an Globe $10.00 each; Old Doulnion | Wil | and fon New York er), ‘schute: Rio MI 3C@ LGANEOUS, n Francisco Chronicle of Nov23 | Vestern Shore, the second ship built onthe | rie Hertha. he Howard street whart. and | : RUN Wi go Bavana LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING NOVEMBEL 23 30th—Arrived, ship Jas Duncan (Br), Prince Edward ; bark Ethille (Rus), Underborg, Liverpool; schr Anna K Babcock, Philadelphi: amship Fiay, Foster, Boston; bark Harriet y Bryson (Br), red and ready ‘at Tappabanuock, haw. Liverpool. Nov 28—Sailed, bark Nanc; . (Nor, Andreasen, cl Bark Bae rien to suil tor Gloucester, , remaine Ly Noy 2—Arrived, schr Geo P Trigg. Linne- \rrived, schr Lizzie D Small, Tice, eS schr Lake, Rogers. New Yor 29th —. es senr atadass Ne Pnitadstp! Nov 90—Arrived, the Shep- ‘an‘o3 tor orders. bkeeeeee | herdess (Br. Penwill. Sailed—Coast Survey steamer Ba: brizs Romance, Duncan (from Baltimore), Na Passed out—Steamer Knenburg, tor Breme! | cane nee Demers $ Beck- | SeeEEEEE € Breme! 10: brig cho. tio: George Lattimer, wast steamer Dawn, tor Liverpool; bai Princess Alexandra, t ee brig Annie Gardner, West In the Roads—Sehrs Sophia Godfrey, trom Charleston | for Boston Mary Fis Di Wm Mystick, Moderator, aunes J, race, Moses J Leonars Noy 2s—arrived. bark Amazon Ger), vana (and sailed Helen Sands, Liverpool; sebebeeEcey Nielsen, Vera Cruz, to load for | _ 28th—Arrived, steamship “Agnes Hav fo return); ship Henry Felham (Br), Martinique, in bal- Swiled—Steamship City of Austin, Eldridge, New Yor! Nov 20—Arrived, schr Emma C sehr Robt Kut, Havana. RORGATOWS: cae Babcock. Tomiin, Charleston. ts a Shr EB Wheaton, from Ch Sv—arrived, SeiMattiga ‘Goombs, v 24—Arrived, schrs Carrie Wal- mth, Jennie & Simmons, Charies- MS yvigared 26th, schr Jacob E Ridgeway, Townsend, New LY Nov 27—Arrived, scnr Martha Innis (not Jones), Higgins Philadelphia. WO BE 1, LE, Nov $0—arriyea, schr John Douglas, Parker, TORSHEAD CITY, NC, Nov 27—Arrived, steamship Hines, New York. 't, Nov 27—Arrived, achr Wm McCobb, Brad- ork, A Bah arrives, schr Post Boy, Fountain, New York. RLEANS, 2%—Arrived up, bare "Castor poe UP, ship? Sanspareil (Br), Purdy, Liver- thm a: ived up, bark Clementina (5p), Senty, bs apt irs RB Lock Seen ol ale eh do. bee “Oth—Arrived up, shios net Cortes, freeman, New York. eared, hin Cit Houston New Tors: ships Norris. Barstow. Havre: t United States, Tee SERES= HEGEERER SEES — ca 1 S i BEESEE Cit! Cer | OMys Ey i444 Wor), Denstern. Mataw eabbese tern — se s; by as a4 = ie ov Sail amsbip Tab Bikar Pes epg Tiber: Eee cedar" een ap Raa’ ‘Arrived —Bark, bel wr Pass-a-L'OutRe, Nov by, a} euisiane, Fp NEWBERN, ir), Louther, Qu: N ‘Salled, ships 20 T=Cleared, sehr Melvin, Rob- v 28—Arrived, shin J MF Kore bark Minnie ee Rogers, Wainington, “Del, for Richmon Creared—Steamahip Lawn (ir), Hl brig. ee Gardner, Havener, aaile ornailed—Barks Laa: a, lve) Liverpool; . NEW “BEDFORD, ALad %—aArrived, schr Mount Ve fh —Arriyed. schrs Ann 8 Brown, ewark; Niantic, Morris, Taunton Rockland for Pur Yor! rovincetown tor Vi EERE zi ES é S = £ BeESgapeé EES & = ES ingon, Live sretal; e . cee Li 4 it eeccoe, BREESE! 4 = Ey 8 Milne (Br), Alle: Pndserse- Mexaudr ‘4 [3 E ye BeasEeess 3 Ha te S: = BI EeEEsehesscactestepebesrss e S: non, Howland, NEWP! Crowell, Boston fot for New'York: Almonak, Fly, Lizzie W Hannum, Cobb, mma F Lewis, Cobb, do for do; Mediator, River tor New York ; Katrina Van Cart and, O dence tor do: Vineyard (new), Rosebrook, bailed—Schrs Shamrock, Troy, Haverstraw; James H Tripp, sickerson, New York tor Chatham; Manna, bins, and L © Foster, Biarid re. New York for Denn 23th, AM—Arrived, schr & Bi e 7 +3 : eeeae see Ba eeeer eres Bi sen ae st eee: ae fad Antbony, Rochelie, Hav- sehr eee Ellis, Kelly, New York for ‘New Bed. eared this A\ ort the head of Long island Sound 27th, PM, bound ea schrs Willow arp, Horton, Rondout t Luna, and (hed! las t Dales NORWL 4, BRA BBE: = gE > EEE Fs f i 3 i § ebeeee Ly F a rived, brig George Champlin nil; aches Rainbler (yacht), Virginta; Nov sisaiied, schrs 0 W Be; Barker, ow York for New Bedford: John © Lathram, EW HAVEN, Nov %—Arrived. schrs Allen Gurney, Georgia D Loud, Jacksonville; UU Sad: ig Sarah Harris, New York; schrs C$ Bash nell, Conner, {onstanttnople: Magara, New York; HM d, schr Sarah J Gurney, New York, Pa GAUOULA, Nov 25—Arrived. sehirs a ‘J M Moinals, Torre: Baile rot Dawn Uhesley, a4 EYeEESES ek bebbekebbab ber eubierte 300585 Richard | Mus G NEW Se S ‘f , = cs FS 1S 3 SBze BSE S: 23389. 2373 e¢ ee 14 = e rea Cal. fedtator. Marvin, Ferhaudine Simmons, Williams, New Yor. 3 ieee, (BY). Pu. MI vert, ‘Poley, \altimore: Cléared—Sebr 5 Salled 29th, bar PHILADELPH See Be + # = Hy _MISCELLANKOUs. OFFICIAL DRAWING NOVEMBER @® AY CLiss 938, Prixe' No. Prize.| No, -ine.| Ne Prive. Pr i iS se 6 ta 590 0 3013 Fae '300] 6288, °. 300 se: 300} 6325. 300] 6351: °° “300 Fiend 0) 630" ° "300 300] 6536.7.73.01 Bee 3s TT s00} 661127" Soo! 300) 6717. °< S20 ust | ov Bh at Sol Sug: a zat, ae 300} 7086. 300} ou 2782730 ‘300! 7250... 300] 300 0 30u} Oe 300] 00] ‘00 300} ‘wo 300 ‘00 wy ier = eet 2208) FE 50000 | 27081. si 5) eeese s' Ss isebe ck eebiceisiebee bebe seek’ eeeesee sancetee E bee a ae 8 ae BE ED pL 2 SR 22! Crp sbsepeteel ae bs i SEEREOCERaHERES Preis ae a = eee sees 3 Circulays for the 2 for the Extraordinary Drawing, December 16, free. cashe J, B, MARTINEZ & CO., 2 SO, Beaters, 10 Wall street, fork, Post office box 4,685. Dates anny u MM IL TTT?TT H assess * 8 we MM IT yj Hx a 8 a" TT ee = ee MM it EHH ‘“sssse x ou f 8 98888 MoM itt asase NEW YORE 'PPPP. r EREER F P aA bar fh prepp oA A REE ) 4 pv 3 ae ee P ry A LLLLL RELE AAA bo EEEEREE! AAAA bar EEBEEEE AA AA Lu ae Hl AA AA Lu fa AAAA LL ts BE) AAA AAA AA AA AA AA BREWERY, © A on Peruambuco: bri schrs eta hee Fields, 8, Me, iD Wiltitispgrt Add vay $ eeueeeees | bark Titania (Bry, va, Foster, Savann: StJobnes Bi Rost Also arrived, st York: schrs 8 JW +4 ry no fees in advance State. Suu 00 | 500 | ‘Buu U0 ‘sou 300 | 300 IW J sw uy 300 fm U S00) su} 30) Duy bad 300) 139. 148. 5164, of different state: . Doug aa Boston; Westmoreland, Allen, Provi: Sheriff, New York; ce, do; ship Isiand Cain, Scull, and Salite MeKa Nichols. Wyman, Bangor V dence (and cleared to retur steamer Bic Bae BRANCH OFFICE, “BROUKLYN, voa ner of Fulton avenue and Bosram 4:rsac. fag froin 3 A. M, tod Ou Sunday trom $ tod e, air. risa e + emuly and Jane, th duticient cause, | So publicity. Ics E stoitny Hanson, all River: BH Jo iil vont ranges, “ee le Baker, Marviehead ;AM ‘Lee, taylor, Provi Abweore iTE DIVORCES OBTAINED pital DIFFER. a tion, ae, aired, No charge OUsK, "Attorney, 194 Broadway. out, States. Legal every whe leared, steamships Rattlesnake, Da, re aitier New York: Berk: ‘Worth, Boston; bark | Core or Falmouth tor orders; sehr Boston; Katie » turn TR Ingersoll, Dickenson, New Stave Passed Sa ad bark Sam BH Jones, ‘and a) e Kussell, for Pawtucket; Ww eyermes, from Richmond; 7 latt, Covb, and aD seuly | Pendleton, Bo teroel Stumps to original erate prices. Tn Woman's Huspital, 6 NVIGORATE THE STOMACH, FA server, Cor- y: Invigorator digestion. VIGORATE THE BRAIN, BY USING uae Fa thee tg Fonte 20d, ipyigecntar a and Brain Fi ods Ws ston ; | Mary i Seapien to Passed up- | sehrs Matte 3 Milltes. SESERIE ES Nov U0, A s1—Went to sea yesterday, parks Alba and pans orig Wesley & Seymour and schrs J 730A M, with an enkaowa ork trom thesrown at Jy yesterday from Arecibo for k Minnesota, from Bangor one aes ibs J NVIOORATE THE N& ihe Aumerion lett hi 10 tool Gur sarah ich arrive | orders; also, last night, 8 nMYPU HOSPHITE OF LINK AND BODA, ABIEICIAL TEATH INSRTED PERMANENTLY, tes oF an ‘extractions; teeth ouiit upon Sc ie cridipes ote ape wat color; suts inserte mod- tor, SIGESMUND, Den 10 the sine ih street, near Broadway. BOWELS AND OR. au of SUGARS Dh BPRS GB SODA, a radical cure for Dyspepsia and in Fo Lt ared only by WINCHESTUR & con, Chem rent, N aw York, Gl and $2 por Lottle, Vous SYSTEM, Bi, Aix inmmous Tonic’and invigorator WIN STEER! tor Philadelphia. t YM = Bark Atinnesota | pate ta end schr Sarah Reed |, sehr HE Sampson, tor | remainy for Philadelphia. PORTLAND, Nov 2—Ulea ‘hizo arrived 28th, bark Frea Eugene, Smalley, Waldo- | boro, to toud tor Cuba: sehir Cigaved 2b, sehr 1 South punta y. pee @ js agg st DE fs Dr TOBIAS! SVEN ETL Union, New Yorx, t, Galveston: brige | Nels bark. Hinder ae exe nate rae rons ‘ste Wave, Valentune, | tine JOVERY OF THE AGE. , Urnives and sore Eiroaes, ’ LINIMBNE; 2/ years be- ld by the drumglaty, ft. public and never tailed, pund $l. Depot 10 Park 0! Balt LOTERY, tor the benent uf at Jie en ypraghy,t to Gcoe, pe: $100, oy —KENIUCKY SfATE SINGLE NUMe 9 = See