The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1874, Page 10

10 OUR LIGHTHOUSES. Annual Report of the Govern- ing Board. THE BEACON LIGHTS AND BUOYS. Estimates for the Work of the Next Year. Wasainarton, Dec, 3, 1874, The aunval reportof the Lighthouse Board, aiter | reviewing she organization, character and uistory of that branch of the service, says:— The cnnqpientoss i m or the United States and consedue iy tae of oe datiee ot of the Board and the responsibilities may be in- ferred from ihe folowing tne nce ncirit The coast from tl River, on the Maine to the Rio" Grance, oo wie Gull ut ‘& distance of 5,000 miles. ‘acific coast has @ lenzth of about 4500 northern lakes about $000 miles, “Pid The and drivers ‘of 700 miles; making & total of more cham 10,00 m: eam erg 4 ‘exhibits a synopsis of what has best ‘aceomplished in aid of navigation, alous these ex: be gl ang Be toe the lenge of tose Of any nahon an | Lighthouses and highted beacons. face ahd lignied Deacons fished ‘and iighted juriag the year enaing July 1, 19 rasta ps in’ position Bog signals operated by Day of unlignted bea we ys Ln position. Bee oe elon of $50,000 isaaked “for Wie’ proper Preservation of the records and means of rendering them readily accessible. ‘THE COMMISSION TO BUROPR, ‘The Lighthouse Board ottained the sanction of the Secretary of the Treasury tocommission Major George H. Ethott, of the Corps of Engineers, United States Army, and then Secretary of the Board, to visit Europe end report upon anything which he might observe re- lative to lighthouses of importance to the system of the United States. This ws of the Board at the time men Uoued was prompted by # commission of the officers ‘of the Trinity House, England. ‘who visited ths country Jor the purpose of inspecting our lg hthouse, system. invited us to send a mMour partfor a ilar purpose. to England. Major Elliott was every. where received with fe mg ee, eve ing ng velo facility was aforded aes: ‘On his return he embodied the result of. his investiga- Sons ina report which comprises 288 printed octavo Pages, andis with fity plates and thirty-one woodcuts This report, which Was originaliy intended for the foc the Lighthouse td, contains much vaiaable in- ‘The object of the Board iu sending Major Bi fithsoros abroad was to obtain facts carefully collected a and to ave to the Board consideration as to the propriety of adopting changes founded upon these facts after a care- exam mation of them in relation to the conditions un- der which our lighthouse system is maintained. tone Hoare lias made extensive researches wiih regard lig! materiaws, and has sought by improved ieee toemploy those which are the abundant products o! our own coumry, and that they are fully aware ot the propertics of mineral oil. and have given the proterenge to lard as an illuminating mate! on account of its gellent qualities pattionlarty in ligiis of the first | w 346 2,805 ordex, combine ith entire satety, an essential eiement lighthouse, economy. rhe Board do Rot deem it expedient to attempt imtroduce the electric Hiht, or that of gas, ou acpount of the com- lexity and eost of the apparatus. It is their intention, jowever, to adopt any improvements m the lamps of the importance of which they are arsured by the resuias ‘ef pnotometric experiment ‘ibe introduction of an ferproved wick since the report above wentioned has | der e capacity of our lamps of the first order Yo the amount of Wcandies. “Tia, however, i ats Proportionately increased expense, om account of the quantity of oii copsumed. During the jasi fiscal Uh it the ialawing ceinene have eccurred in the Board:—Rear Admiral Davis bas been succeeded by Commodore Murray; Lolo Poe has re- Heved General Humphreys; ir, "Pat ceeded Professor Peirce a8 Burvey, Ligh: Elliott as Engmeer Searetary. the Board—viz., Professor Henry Oolonel Barnard, Cap- Yuin Davisand Commander Walker—remaim as at the date of the last annual report. NEW LIGRTHOUSES, Twenty-three lighthouses were finished and Rghted between Juiy 1, 1875, and July 1, 1674. the report tuen ‘at some length reviews repairs and improvements made Wwligni s im the several distr! In the first aistrict, extending eet the northeastern ‘Doundary of the Umted States to Hampton Harbor, N. H., ‘there area number of small light stations, built early in the present.century by contract. A large expenditare ie annually necessary to Keep these buildings im but a passabie condition.” Economy, the efficiency of the service and the comfort-and hedlth of their keepers,.re- Guire sha: the bu:idiags shouid be replaced as raDLdly as etrcumstances-will permit by suitable structares. WORK RECOMMENDED, An appropriation of $5,000 is asked for a ‘Future at sow aud Figs,entrance toVineyard sound and uszard’s Bay, Massachusetts to take the place of the Aightvessels now moored im that vicinity, and $8,000 tor additional quarters tor the keeper at Point Judith. It is recommended that a jomscent Tox sunal So estahhsned at Bolnsrs Isiand, Island ‘sound. and $6,000 is asked for that. p: arponen, The sollowing propnations-ere asked tor, ligbthousesin the vicinity New York :—$1! tor new buildings at Stratford Point, Conn. ; for the completion of the work at Btratford shoal ‘Migdleground, Long Island sound; $6,000 for additional accommodatious tor the assistant ; $20,000 for the erection ot alight at Cold Spring Harbot, Long island: $6044 for repairs at Thro: Neck, N. 3 $5,000) for rebuilding the work Beacon, andy Hook; $1,000 tor re~ building the wooden tower at Conover, Heacun, South ore, Sandy Hook Bay: $450) tor repairs at iim Tree Bexeon and Range Lights, Staten Island. In regard to the lighthouse depot on Staten island the Board saya:— Durtug the year the lands adjaining the depot on the south have been sold to parties who have now nearly completed a system of improvement wiong the water front, consisting of extensive bulkheads and a where from fifty to sixty ships may be acca modated with ‘wharfage, and gs. for the — stores have been commenced. in making these provements the land has been. graded down to sevon | or eight eet below the former level where it joins th depot lands, This involved heavy erading anda chang of the line of the roadway in the depot lands, partica- Jariy in ae south and east portions, and changes will yet to be made, devending i extent upon the com- pletion of the improvements on the lands adjoining, To meet the expenses of these changes an estimate is anb- ‘mitted of $) , While the recommendations submitted im the annual repert of lust year for $30,000 for com- Mencing the enlargement of the basin amd renovating ‘wharves, 4c., an’ tor a brick addition to tne oil shed, &c., $2400, “are urgently renewed, eluded. ‘The total emouns, AD appropriation of session of Congress tor placi Ftation known as the wreck of the Scot ao ead aot Bay. Plans will be prepared ‘ anes taken, without neealess delay, for buildin, vsusel tor the. permansttoocupsnrs.co thersta on ne a fr eeph, Pinar An appropriata of $10,000 jig! amt ie Keeper's dwelling at ucker's Dow Jersey, in the Fifta district, an approp ‘tion of $30,000 is asked for the new tower dwe tinge et “ape Henty, on the south aide of the main entrance to. Ghesapeake Bay, and $20 00) saditional approprietion to continue Work on the light at Ourrivus North Carolina caa Accompanying the report is a Ust of forty-eight ves- wat have gone ashore on that deach. ie recom- Soe ds he last report for the ‘rebuilding of the aiRganoke Murshes, on the east side of the eons re wr onmnotie Pamlico and Croton Sound, North Carolina, angi sip asked for that an additio new, das! Ta the card el Dal appropria- Es 00018 r the Oherieswn jain | ton | Whatit was to enjoy the luxuries of life and yet | oy fend of Morris sland, Rout ab. am Who fell rym weal Mast stjeot povert; in | ‘850,009 {9b pom structure at tec ent rach Be 50 the | a aay. . ime Bavabual ver, Gooriag. in, tha thd oth io N6e ae ee os Bey yao, n 000 Ts In Muni Rt Foruey Rocks Ploriia test ont coastar Forte; "| MZ» Gotthell, of the Yemple Emmanuel, was the | and a similar amount tor the erection of a hghthouse at Too Key, Florida Reef; also $100,000 for rebuilding the ‘tower at Dry |ortugas, Loggerhead Key, coast ot Flor- | dda. The Arbutus, a smati steamer used in construcsion | ‘and repairs, has been lor some months in such @ condi- tion that it has been difficult to k AD appropriation of $50,000 ts “other steamer. In the Tenth ai sked for the rebuil |, ot Lawrence i ‘ining rct a ppropriation got the structure at | ver. Fifteen thousand dollars is required to rebuild the Lighshouse tower ut | Dunkirk, Lake Erie. In the Fleventh district an entirely new station is tm- Persuvely demanded at Wind Mill Point, Mich., the en. france to Lake St. Clair, It is recommended be appropriated to build the station, which is portant as Kk is @ guide to the commerce of the lakes throwh Lake st. nd the Derroit River, The — recommendation has be: h dights of the general system, and it 1s uot Intended to Serve any local interest. An appropriation of $40,0:0 is Fecommended. The recommendation contained in the Jest sour annual reports that a lake coast light be esta Sished on Racine Fomt, Lake Michigan, Wis., is renewed and an sporopriation, of $40,100 recommended. The vey of spannard's Kook, Lake Superior, Mich. made a> paves for by act of Congress ot March 3, ist ‘The records of the survey of this dungeroug rock show ‘that it is practicable to butld a bexhthouse w mark tt in “water ranging trom ten to twelve leet. and approsen- able from three sides. This house should be built aud s signal erect Mekeeper at Manitou Tsland reports onty five days during the whole month of June, 1 ‘Bo fog in that vicinity—the large, growing aud valuable commerce of the Lake Saperiot region. This is the Proper time to begin it because cau vow be vuiit cheaper than at any ratare period, tor the reason that the costly apparatus and maobinery used at Spec- lacie Ree? are how avatiable apd are especialty adapied W works such as this, The work 3s nearly twenty miles irtant from the nearest land and forw from a suitabie arbor, and as it will be placed in trom ten to twelve deet of water 4 will require @ stricture of Ube most cost @nd substantial character, I¢ wil costes least $3: Dut no accurawe d ate can be given in ad: Nance. Large as this gam ta, the outlay is tudy ware Tented by the necessities of the Aavigation of te lakes, wand therefore an ppropriation of $200,000 is re: mended to begin work The sum of $10.00 is asked for the completion of whe a prbouse depot at Detrow. 4 the eitth District (Caliornia).It ts expecte net me. Aight at Poiak Firmin wii be exhibited hy an ent seanon, aseverything tor tuat pu: ‘neatly ih Feadinens.’ The suin of $5900 Ie asked for the purpo rn A steam fox signal of the most Piciproves at Piedras Biancas—one of the moat importan' ints on the coast of Calitornia. The importance of ‘ont Sur, on the California seaconat, asa lightnogse site Is very uroat, As nearly as can be estimavd wi she data availat fe it will coat not jess than $100,000, fen appropriation of $4.40 is asked’ to begin work. work of estabbshing a steam mgnal at Voint Montara will soon be Commenced. * Teal welve Thonsand diliars is asked for erecting a sation for the Keepers at Point Bouita, As soon as the red the construction of a \ty pid og ehre Co py adit ve ‘Three i pen at Point Keyes, Ae td lane are pre- whthor fog sigpat-on tl be in for Invportaut ree re at Cresceat Uity, Point St, George Ly, Bet i of Califo ‘one Of sho moe IMPOFEN! polis lor a tacreat light. | a onne cout of OL The Mut point is avout 130 with \evel tat for some distance Week mot ft. Of the point some n miles is a very dangerous reet of rocks, mer of which show above water, and many Ome ve irom three to iour gg, between the outlyin this Peer and Pulnt-ab, George is auite wide, an used by the coasting steamers and sailin, oe steamer Brother Jonathan war wrecke year ing a fog, and many ives were jie (hem ware General Wrights and staff, with | entailing great loss on the | the motive power were taxen away from all ma- | guinery what would be ie/t? If the self-respect of 74, when tere was | NEW YORK HERALD, ¥RIDAY, DECEMBER 4 \974,-TRIPLE SHEET. Esra pert cee nee '|meeting of Friends of St. John’s Guild at the Chureh of the Holy Trinity Last Evening—The Work Dur. img the Winter and How It Must Be Done. There was quite a large and fashionable attend- ance of ladies and gentlemen at the Churchor the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue and Forty-second street, lastevening to listen to addresses con- cerning the means to be employed to succor the | deserving poor during the coming winter. Amoug those present were Kev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr.; Dr. Gothiel, of the Temple Emmanuel; Rev. Alvah ‘Wiswall, Master of St, John’s Guild; Frederick A. Conkling and Rev. Thomas S. Hastings. The meet- tug was opened with an appropriate hymn, which was afterward followea by prayer. The Rev. Dr. Tyng opened the business of the evening by brieny altuding to the object of the gathering, and, ater aying a few good words for St. John’s Guild, he introduced the Rev. Alvan Wiswal. The reverend gentleman said they had assembled together, with- out regard to race or creed, for a common object, and one which made such s meeting possible, To do unto others ag we would that we should be done by was @ sentiment that struck a common chord in the universal human heart. In making A GREAT CHARITABLE ENDEAVOR @ success, he said, two things were essentzal—a proper understanding of the objects to be at- tained, and action, thorough, determined, heart feit, prompt action. In this city, he said, there | ‘Were 28,000 tenement houses, in which there lived 115,000 families, made up of 576,000 individuals, It ‘Was an undeniable fact that the majority of these | 575,000 had to toil hard for their dauy bread, and in many cases two: or three in 8 famfly, though Working bard, found & very dificuts to meet al the demands upon them, The desire of each was to keep together at home, although thas home might be, in most cases, a simple garret or an un derground basement. In these tenements were two-thirds of the children in the community, these forming their impressions of men and things, and Teceiving into their minds ideas that would con. trol their own, but which might finaly CONTROL THE DESTINY OF THE ciry itact!. They were a power that had to be moulded, and it would not do for those who eonld aid in lift Tag them out of their aMftictton to refuse # helping hand, as they must themselves be tterested in their welfare, as upon it depended muck of their own in the iuture, They were as much a part and parcel of our soctal economy as were the rich, and “they could not be crowded imro asylams withont entire community. If fy abeee chet were destroyed what wouid be lente ¢ panic, he said, ali the trades were Tore or lees inactive, whiie many had become entirely paralyzed. It waa safe, thereiore, to put down the unemployed of eal kinds at twenty per cent, which would make a total of 20,000. Not all of them were actually sturving, but there were thousands of families who were pawning their clothing by piece-meal, ee kitchen utenails, everything, in fact, that could be pawned, to PROVIDE POOD FOR THE CHILDREN, while there were tn our midst whote families who did not taste food for twenty-four hours at a time, ‘and mothers as weak as their babes from want of proper nourishment. To treat them as criminals Would be @ heinous crime; and yet what a spec- < Was presented by thousands who had work — compelled to make shirts at fifty-five cents per dozen and pants at four cents per pair. How could they be treated aa criminals? The reverend geutieman then pointed out how dificult it was wo reacn the really deserving poor—that is, to reach them in such a way that the charity would Ot Cause numiliation, "ney seldom applied for assistance, and had to be sought ont py eae) and the best method to ges them was by thi system of house to house visitations. It required | great tact and delicacy on the part of the visitor When they were found to deal with them so as not to tnjure their self-respect, or to discourage their ability to become again self-supporting. No two families were alike, and each had therefore to be deait with in @ special manner, The [ac taste and experience of the visitor would ve kis best guide in his visits, and he said that no better sys- tem could be followed than that of THE HOUSE TO HOUSE VISITATION PLAN, Mr. Wiswall then minutely described the operandi 01 the St. Joun’s Guitd in seeking out the deserving poor, He showed how every block in every werd had tts visitor, and who saw that every needy family’s wants were promptly sup- plied in the matter of fuel and food, and where they werein arrears of rent. At the same time that the visitors gave charity they gave it ina Way that was not to the feelings of the poor, as one brother would ala another tess Sr Big They hel; those who were willing to themseives, {he sufferings of the poor in city, the lng poor, whe will not beg no ‘who are wilting to work, but can find none to do, were beyond the imagination of the rich, who had never been eye-witnesses of them, to con- ceive; and yet he aettines that the heroic epanrance, tee Christian displayed by one fa for Bonen the way the ly al small loaf was shared by one with the other the world of human wees and wealth of human virtues to be ate the midst of these eI ones were a of which words wouid fail ‘to convey an: Uasarae idea. The reverend gentie- man then recited several affecting incidents which had come to light during the experiences of the tors of St. John’s Guild in past winters; of how h er and moter and little ones tolled for one another and strove to outdo one another in as- suaging each other's bell each endeavoring torelieve the Kored by raking Og von manaelt or ag herwelt the burden of the family’s tribnidtiona. Some these incidents, were they not given on such good authority, would certainly seem tmeredible in the eyes Of Most people who yxnow litue, i! anything, Of what a terribie trial a winter is to the poor who are too prond to beg, many of whom knew once next speaker. He sald that although tue israeites charged themselves with the care o! thelr poor, and bave an association somewhat like that of the gud, they give their aid to every endeavor to eet the necessitous, no matter of what creed or “nationality. The solcitude of the peor for their home, to keep aii its suffering members together, Was the great motive power Which gave the suier- Ing poor such strength in their sorrows, Huoger and coid were bitter, but better far was it to have the pody fains than the heart to beat irresponsive to suifering. It was being better understood every day lat loving fellowship among men was mankind's greatest bond, But he did not believe | m mndiseruminate charity, and it often happened, 1p bts opinion, that well intended efforts nad come ' save something for a rainy aay and to be divested of the idea that when they can no longer work | they can easily fy to a public hospital or asy)ui. | Lhe seli-respect of the poor should be always sus- ed, and the great commandment oTOvE THY NEIGHUOR AS THYSELF?” should be our guiae in our beg yous with the poor | when we offer nem charity. we should | give lreely, but not ip a way ae Won id make the humble feel humiiiaced, but in a way that would Show the visitor to be @ messenger from Goa, ac- tuated by @ love for his felow man pure and siupie. Words of brotherly cleet and encourage- | Ment should accompany alms giving. The poor were considered by some 4 DANGER TO SOCIETY. They onty became so, he said, when made so by | the tyranuy and selfishness of the rich, Let the poor man once feel thas behind the damask cur- Cain on the avenue there beats @ heart that will feel for him, and whose kindness will be hia | refuge in time of distress, and he wul not think of riot or robbery; for bis heart, too, would feel a brother's love ior his more fortunate brother. It Was oniy by mutual love and kindness that wie rich Man could give aid in @ way that would ve | welcome to the worthy poor. DR. HASTINGS’ IDRAS. | The Rev. Dr. Hastings said Rousseau had sald that when the poor would have nothing else to eat they would eat the rich, He did not believe that Kind of food would be palatable, and he recited how, during the 1863 riois, he went among the shantes tryitig to get milk for a poor child and po one Tepicaea him a8 an enemy once tney hed learned bis errand. But in looking In the ‘aces Of many of them he could not help tuink- ing that uss08G =Was Tot mach ous of way in bis assertion. He said that one tenth of the Popa slept at night in the station house Te 1 awe months of January, Feb- , ary and March | Be referred to the tact | hat, in the matter of charitable building, the word’ hed, spent $14,000,000 less than the’ year mrt needed no comment. He knew Tat Ary poor were aristocratic, | reserved, aud suspicious. He found no difficulty in getting we rich to go to the poor, but very great difficuicy to induce the puor to receive, They sufered Tmoch in secret, the honest poor, and oiten preierred death to advertising their wanta and desolauion, The rich should act toward tiem with kuct and delicacy; act thoroughly and quickly. | There were many dyspeptic Obristians who only heeded exerctse Neg become robast, and to them ‘he opportuntty of being able Lo visit and give to the poor was a blessing, He had looked with ad- | WiBHON pon the work of the eund. We myat | PORT OF xEW Y YORK, DEC. 3, 1874. and Queenstown 224 | ode | aur Faia 1 Pee S'S ne The bar) che ar van an Se covered sn’ cloth lowed. 4 jour needed to out, for whey which he theorists men who | As 6 prac-* work beiore this winter. Of and, wi was 8 saceter work chan ciky had ous God's blessing, ne apes be a oe be w SHIPPING NEWS. |:00)% vl) ora teengra fortes Ss eae EMSS eeu [wed hee Pier oti EGE tong ale kd eter Eh Coa SSILED, bed, com aor Baden ee in, even Mlaueantes Monte videos Venture, Bi 0 Maritime Miscellany. DATES OF DEPARTURB FRom WEW YORK FOR THE Capt Vercy, of the bark Bliza Barms, from Bermuda, has DECEMBER OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, MONTH OF eh oo MS Dec, be 19 Broad 8.) Liverpool. |}5 Broadway. 5 7 Bor dlls b. i m roadway. BR, ve & 12 Bowiing Greem . Bowling Greew be Broadway. 16. 4 Bowhng Green i. Broadway Ww. Broadway. 4. | Liverpool 119 Broadway. Li {69 Broaaway. .1Glasaow.... [7 Bowling Green 2.1 Liverpool. |20 Broadway. #2: |taverpoot.. se Bow ine Green ms rd. Broadway Dec. 26,/ Liverpoai..|19 Broad wi Deo, 36.| Liverpool..|15 Broaaw Dec, 26, re 7 porns o Dec, 2h. 56 Broa Dec, 30. Eeeraset: 4 ‘Bowllor Green 31.1] Hamburg.. .61 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, Wien WarenR Sun rises, oe b - Gov. Island....eve 5 03 ‘Sun sets. Sandy Hook....eve 4 18 Moon msea..morn rd Pi i Heb Gate......eve 648 CLEARED. Ped Zancla Br), James, Léverpooi—Williams & om Killarney (BO, O'Neil, Liverpool—David Steasaship Sitesta Ger}, Hebich, Hampurg—Kunhards Steamship City of Havana, Philitps, Havana—F Aiex- one & Sons. Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, Savannah—W R aazrison, Sicamalntp Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—JW Quin- | bir Richmond, Ko Potnt Bichtena Cold Dosuinion sieamsiis Goo? Tot 80d Stommatip Eleanora, Johnson. Portiana—J F Ames, Steamship Neptune, Berrv. Boston—H F Dimock. Bi Nicola, Barayino (tal), Piazza, Cork or Fal- moath—Slocovich Bark Juventa (Gen. _Koutlsen, Queenstown or Fal- mouth—Tevens & Bockm: dertant Bean rd Baltimore Bn. Huxtord, Rio Janeiro—Pen " Hark Evening Star (Br), Chick, St Jago—Waydent & oe Eastern Star, Foster, Portau Prince—H Trow- 3 Bona "arg Fanny, Smith, Havana—J E Ward & Co. rere} R McK Spearing (Br), Miller, Olentuegos—Jova, ‘erry & ‘Co. ow boots Moetoopoed Morris (Br), McBarnie, Windsor, Ns— “Sent “Sliver Star. vag Para—G Amsinck & Co. Eben Fisher, Keynolas, Barbadoe—Dwight & Piatt. Schr Carrie W Clark, Smith, Grenata—B J Wenbe Schr T Dickens, Locke, Hamilion—Master, fa picnt Riverside (Br), Copp, Alma, NB—PI Nevius & Seltim Sea Dog, Allen, Galveston—W_C Adams & Co. Schr Welaka, Foro, Galveston—W C Adams & Co, Sehr Eaith, Phinney, Mobiie—J D Huribut & von. pebr Foimtér, Buss, Frovidence-H W Jackson & Son. fchr Betsy & Ann, Olock, New Haven—O BL pimamer Ann Eitea, Richards, Fhiladelph ia—james ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRA&PH LINE. Steamship Algeria (Br), McMickan, Liverpool Nov 21 ‘ith mdse and passengers toC G | Franckiyn, Deo , @ miles eustof Bandy. Hook, passed park Due de Saxe (Belg), trom Havre tor New Yor Steamship Minnosota, (Br), Jones, Liverpool Nov 3 | and Queenstown 19th, wit passengers wilusans & Guion. ov i Logg «A fea 5 10, passed a | German bi gem bound east, showin signal BQNLS Lec 1, tat 42, lon 6, a White Star steamship, do. i Haniburg Nov 18, | Portland, 0, whic bas River, and got olf, will discharge her cargo for se-’) bairs. thanks for favors, Leaxper (Sr, from Campeachy for New York, ‘Into New Orleans 3d inst in distress, of what nature eoruaene ‘She is taden with walnut wood ana ma- nemeae piper "ot Peessle tk Thine star mm have arrtved. the safety of ibe rtrade is the pro! her being blown to sea. Brest, eon 2 from Baltimore for Genoa, Bang lnowsipes, Taple: which put into yg ads some ie) Boer sm tom of anchor, went to sea 2d inst, a Bang Byezyw (Br), Smith, et cae ah Nov 28 from New York, experienced a mpeety night of 28d ait, in which lost and split sail: Bare Ng gohan an Higgins, from sinterides Se. h Was ashore at Fort Stevens, Coim- Bang Trpas Wave (Br). Hal proaching North rdney, Uy grounded on the South Bara Auos M Konunes (ot Boston), Ayres, which sailed row, from London, in ap- Nov aici thick wean, She'wads got off next day ‘without much injury, easton Sept 13 for Frontera, arrived at that port d thence for Tonala to load. She had crossed tting out of the channel Oct 13 ground. it unadle & get aseistance. Next ort was found. to be leaking, and filled. she was ‘abandoned and sold at auction. Buic Tuomas Rip.ey, of Newfoundland, got aground on » tne —— Bar, Sydney, pe 26,and remained 24 hours. ‘She was got off without injury. Brio Was (Bus) ae ATilbame, oon eote for Havre, nt into Savanni with ainmast ead topimast gone ‘and crew wine a Sate ofm Bure Ara (Ni on fire at be! but slightl: Hy taoeged Sh eee, on bom ‘otton) was ali damaged, b rt not to the extent of ern roy ase zeported by leeraph this sum being the value of the | cotton before ey ‘tre. The insnrance the cotton was. covered by a floating sath (not marine) for $50,000. oxime pa from At aioe ah orepecte ah ie ox Inggus, ry mereinae (or at St aan 'B), Kersten, trom Ayr Re aeged through Turks Isiand that he had expe- 54 Gays ont, Dassage Nov at ri were. heavy avian 25 days on the we Seat of i and "end had ‘los! peace opaad] and mamatey: saperinnoedia savers arsine. Leghorn for Phi aint gy pecarads Now Nov we ieakloe bad reat of ae Wave, singa, Ee Ae 9 ibe Sov Bret in winead Ton LA then’ ie Soo oe oo her cargo and was leaking. er with pro- “eee ¥ Barep, from St Fon, The berk supplied Jamber, went ashore on Graubepry ies Mt Desert, ms inst, ard became total 1 T ts supposed st the crew were saved, though It is*mot. so stated in th patch announcing noua Maen Sone O K, at Fortrem Monroe, Jost matneail in @ squall, Ge Cag shy imo! Guir, st Rew London Sd inst from wena fo for New ew York, Stee Acargo of Lv barrels consigned to Candy Prescy, | Now Cape O od, Now ZL ecw 100 bois of aie cargo were de- stroyed and it was found some 50 bbls before the fire was reacbed. Insured. Sour Two Srstere (Br), while lying in North Sydney harbor on Pasgomnts sg Nov 23, dragged her anchor the easees grid. came in, contact, witn the wharf ation, ener she roceived considerabl injury tirouch cha whart, coun Whseren Kia, rate Philadelphia for Boron, ashore at Jones Inlet, LI, iy breaking up.and will be & ime wae oo oi vessel, of 183 tons recister, fruit at” gt Backsport, Mein 18% aid bailed trom Deer phia. with Scnr Extewrnrse eA diy xe) from Philadel onl, Dasied -Al Va, bound up, with both masts gone. itedel- PR en Book- of lime Sreaugn Leorarp, which arrtved at Newburyport on Tuesday, left Pisladetphaa at@ orclock on Sunday mora- arrived at Newburyport bar at 123; o'clock on Tuesday ‘noon, making the run in 543g hours. The usual Funning time ‘is 6 hours tor steamers, this being tho ' ickest passage ever made between the two ports— ewburyport herald. Dee L Bosron, Dec riscpeoenren Ortental, hence for Sa- Steamahtp Klopsiock Ger). Fischer, Fin Bdge, and 4H) passengers to Knauth, Nachod & | Kuhne. Experienced strong westerly gales alt the way | from the British Chamel i the Banks of Newfoundlan with a high sea; from the Banks to Sandy Hook mod: eraie weathor and sea. Arrived at Sandy Hook at 3 PM. Steamship P Caland ‘(Duteh), Deades, Rotterdam Nov ¥, vin Plymouth 19th, with mase and 20 passengers to Funch, Edye & Co. Steamship City of San Antonio, Pennington, New Or. Jeans Nov 28, with mde and Dasengers'to CH Mallory & | ‘Steamship Manhatan, Woodhull, Cnarteston, with mdse and assengers to’ James W Quintard & C j Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. Nortolk, ou F Point and Richmond, with mdse ana passengers to the | minion Seamship Bark Derwent (ot Ss gag eed Manila ey. 18, with sugar and hemp to A F to master. Passed “A njer Ser 1. Cape of Good ope. Bets Be Helena 16th, and Oroused the Bquator Oct 30, in lon $2. Bark Toni G Kay Cattatinich, Cork ‘Se days, m bal- Inst to Slocovich & Ce. Bark Pridlief (Nor, Morthensen, Hamburg 33 days, ‘with mdse to Punch. Bdye & Co. Bark Carmela (Ital), Castellano, Laghoraes dara, wit ith sprung foremast heaa and a iost marble oe ae to'order: vessel Cipraltar § | meek Gigto dtp, Girwenti <5, days, with subshur, to aster. Passed Gibraltar Oct ov fh tat 355). ton | Bivexperionced s severe wale from Nit lasting a | { hours; lost toretopmast, end spiit sails. Bark Ginsey (of St John, NB), Cremor, Montevideo f2 days, with hides to J LP ess, Croseed the ‘Nqustor ‘Nov rate Bark elon es Tsabel (of Greenock), Bulston, Pernambu- co 8 days, with sugar to order; vessel to eee & Tor- Fence. Cromoed the Equator Nov 5, in lon 36 Bark Eliza Bares (Br). Vesey, Bermuda 7 days, m bal- last to Midaleton & Co, Dec miles SE of rnegat, spoke bark “Galates.” trom Surinam for ppg ay Mtabrey tof Pugwash, Noy Briggs, st Pere. Mari Rag days, vith sugar and 4 passengers to oie Ma bigalluy fof Nasmau), Nichols, Mataneas 18 days, wrth sagar to Waydell & Pocket (of Boston), Batchelder, Barbados 21 days; St Thomas, 16 days, and East Harbor, with salt to ZJ Biewar master. ‘Oct’ #2 (out- Ward passage), Lat 35.28, lon 72 0° paw a ‘lunber laden vessel of oe $00 tons burden on fire ; stood toward her the ey several hours, but saw nei- rd River, NS), Greenwood, Port nag ua ld days, with salt order; vege rit fe Trim (of Bangor), Drinkwater. int-a- Guad, 19 days, with sugar to H Trowbridge" 's Sons. larris {of Brookhaven), Hudson, Cape ta} be) tts with jogwood to Kunnardt & Co: veasel'to en! » | wal di Snow (of 3 kennebunk), Hatch, Mayaguez, ays, with oranges to Wm Douglass; vessel t0 BJ via nberg. vou Ohimo (ot Bangor), Tansill, St Croix 21 a: mys Brown, Aux Cayes Grand Turk, TI, 15 days, wath aalt ‘tyorder: vesse Schr $A Paine (of Provincetown), 17 Gays, via Inagua 8 days, with i and coffee to Kunhardt & Co; veasel to BY Wenber; Rohr Miva E Pettingill, True, Fernandina 8 days, with lumber to master, senr Karly Bird, Green, Jacksonville 10 dams, with Inmber to Bentley, Gildersieeve & Go. Sehr Wm Jones, Roviuson, Pensicola 23 days, with | lumber to master. atone BT Briggs, Mason, Virginia, with wood to HP | javens, poght Jennie Hall, Osborne, Virginia, with wood to H javens, pict flora Curtis, Cursis, Virginia, with wood to HP ave Sehr Charles R Washington, Holbrook, Virginia, with oysters to master. Schr Grace GirdJer, Baunders, Georgetown, DO, tor Providence. Sclir H V Kelsey, Thomas, Baltimore. Bent Rodney Parker, Parker, Balviore, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Ohesapeake, Johnson, Portmnd for New York, with mdse and passengers. sebr H B Koudder, Sackett, Huntmgton for New York. sehr AT Albinget, » Fal iver for Phuadel- | phia. ‘ Rehr Telegraph, Wood, Gloucester tor Kew York, with 6! to order. Schr A G Pease, Dee, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to order. i. Schr 4 G Lawson, Kilpatrick, Providence for New ect Charley Woolsey, Parker, New Haven for Sew rk 0 Schr X Shaler, Brooks, Connecticut River for New York, with epiling to shaler & Co. sebr Velocipede, Rogers, Block Island for New York, with fish to order. bobr J A biuith, Warren, Cohassott for New York, Schr Abn Amelin, Alien, Middiewwn for Jerse Senr Jas Bigs, Haten, Fall K ot Phuladespitibe Schr Wm MeCovb, Bradley, M or New yaght Silas Brainard, Buell, Connecucat intver for New or Sehr Mocmuen, Gorham, Greenwich for New York, with stone to or: Mail, Mead, Greenwich for New York, with sone Sehr Mail, to order. BOUND Rast. Sebr annie Cotter Br), McLoughlin, New York for St Vincent, W. Schr Joni nt Stocktam, Hart, Hobokentfor Providence, ‘amore for Providen er. Sehr M, wey otty. pobt Holen, Percy. Bi Schr Maria Gtoson. New York tor New Lond Sched D Ingraham, Dickinson, Philadeiphia for New Schr lM Borden, Baker, Elizabethport for Pall River. Schr Harbinger, Parker, Fort Johnson fof Salem. Rohr Flying Fish, bunce, New York tor Northport Sebr Frorence, Sackett, Uroton for New London. Behr H Nighilugale, Tiiyand. Sew York for eastoort, r Anna Frye, smith New York for Danversport. 1 Kendrick mi lao, Port Johnson for Boston. ng. Koardinan, Amboy for Hartford. ur W P Phijios, Hawkias, Am nouy tor Norwich. f Albert Dailey, Nason Johngon tor Balem, sehr A W Townsend, Geraghty, New York for New Ha- ven. schr Fakir, Bunce. Port Jot for Providence. Schr Sea Nymph. Kelty, phia tor Newport. Sehr Minnie Kinney, Po! veorgetown, UG, for Providence. sehr Nuiato, Smajl, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr D Brittain. Katon Port Jotinvon for Boston, febr Annie Whituey, Crowell, Balumore tor Porte vannah, has returned to this port for repairs. She re ports at 10 o'clock last night. when between Nauset And Cape Cod. she came in collision with the schr Clara Govo. of Caldia Captain Gove. with a oargo of co from’ Hoboken ‘for Chelsea. The steamer struck Fehr just forward ol the forerigging, breaking off the | foramast ‘and crushing in the fice ‘ot the vessel, clear | down to the water's sede, causing her to fill and sink in a few minutes. All hands, numbering seven, in- cluding the captain's wife. were saved. Nothing of con- sequence was’ saved reck. The caprain'’s e escaped in ber night oh Glothes.” The steumer had her bow plate started wad ost ipboom. She will be de- tained a few days for r schooner was a new | one. launched in Perry, Me, + April law and wasowned ed ty in that ge de and at Calais and The In owned enths, on which there was no inearanoe’ "Soe we was Faluad wt at $16,000, Hona Korg, Nov 16—The Juno sailed on the 19th of Oce for Swatow and Cheefoo (sugar), bat has since end back here ined severely, having e! heavy gales Oct 23, ne eee ahe Cai aes om; will be sold, Rot being Her siignuy dam- aged, an has been on reshioped bythe Hattrax, Dec $—Schr Fiint, bed Baward Island, has been wrecked at Cape Geor} Steamer Ladv Head arrived from nen Island to-day. ‘There have been no wrecks at that islan: that ‘ort prion rors, got Port.axp (Oregon), Dec 3—The previons the bark Cardova (Bri, ashore at Fort off, &c, was incorrect. (ar) is it ashore, put strong igh ie ¢€ ed that she will come off at the next oRTsMOUTR, NH, Dec $—Schr Emily & of St John, sy iptded ‘wath shingles, is.a total wreck on the York, M: jubbles. Crew saved. Goop *aitino—The bark Eliza fed arrived bere Rr oh mate the voyage from ort to Ber- muda an time of 15 id back in the remarkably q The schr ME Douglass, Sherlock, mace the run from this port to Baracoa, in'S Gaye 2 hours, Detng one of the quickest passages ever made between the two ports. Lacvowen—At Calais lately, bark Emma & Alice named after the daughters of James Murctie, one o} pe le princpal owners, was Taauebed strom the Fat ne b Mea id she ee Sunes by, rita Caine BF nd Cape Willian (¢ Gibbs, w who will comtnand her frat voy. ter cost excee agg tl probably be to the Soanh i “ot ye by oD has ‘0 Of ce e large three-masted sehr bull eat vice SHE wes inausted a by Ns ‘8 Whittemore, at East new Nichia a Sis A ape Bark Bea Pox. 166 tons, of chased by oo P Kuowiles 2d, of New Beatora, and will be continued in the sperm whale fishery. Spoken. Ship Royal chery ptt from Grimsby for New Or- leans mo date. p Golden Gare eb. Eade, from Ltverpoo! for San Francisco, Noy M4 off sbip Arust (Br), cats ome for Demerara and New Tow Get U A lat 725.3, Lom WwW. Bertua, Poce, ftom 1 lon for Rio Janeiro, Oct w Tate BN, lon 26 W. ct 9, nO Ih Bos Groshaw (Br), a oy San Francisco for oS, Nai 56 45 5, ma ). from Dublin ior Liew York, Nov %, lat jon 32. an Bark 2 ala tas), Masalin, from Rotierdam tor Bal- mere ie Nov flat 2510, lon 1325, Stevens. from ‘Turks Island for Boston, off fap Capes ‘Dela wart Senr eae fro Charleston for Mayaguez, P Nov 4, lat Sir od dedi hitis (or play tom Bark Geor, lager oa Sept Ada NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, —————_ Merchantashipping agents and mip captains are tn- formed that hy tlegraphing % the Heaito London Bareau, No 46 Fleet strest, the arrivals at sad depart ‘ures from European ports,ani other ports abroad, of American and all foreigu vessels trading with the United States, the same wit de cadieJ to tais country free of chaege ani published. OUR CARLE SHIPPING NEWS, Pasnew eas Bristow, Dec $—Arrived. bark Chiara (Ital), Cenevaro, New York. Barcetowa—Astived, brig Robert Dilion, Blatchford, | New Orlesas. Caroutta, Dec $—Bailed, barn Gaspee, Dixon, Boston.¥ Deas, Dee 8—Arrivea, bark Maria Rose (Ger), Schultz, Philadelptria for Amserdam. Dunia, Dec $—Arrived, bark Industrie (Ans), Sodich, New York. Fasrues, Dec 8, 10 AM—Off, steamship Italy Gr), Thompson, trom New York for Liverpool via Queens- wown. Patauours, Dec3—Arrived, bark Fanny (Ital), Cordelia, New York. Gxxos—Arrived, bark Maria Adelaide (Ital), Naccari, New Yorn. Hamsuna, Dec 1—Arrived, bark J H Schwensen (Nor), Gundereen, Charleston, Lavexroot, Nov 3—sailed, ships Great Admiral, Thomp- son, Sam Francisco, after putting back; Golden Rule, Hall, New Orleans. Algo sailed 34, ship Gen Fairfield, Kelley, Coquimbo and Guanape. Arrived 8, ship Remington (Br), Munro, San Fran- ‘cisco. Loxpon, Dec 3—Arrived, Liberta, from Pensacola. Lita, Dec 2~Sailed, Marte, for Pensacola. Moviute, Dec 3~Arrived, sveamsnip Ethiopia (Br), Oraig, New York tor Glasgow. mouth, cele B even Janes, Philadelphia tor Pall River, Meisours®, Dec.2—Arnived, ship Camilla, Humphrey, New York. ‘ork, took fire off | baa vet Cloared at Kew Beef Dec 2 sche Wm Wilson (ot 1 | Marion), Braley, Atlantio Oce i, has deen pur. | khip .Bddystone (Br), tay} eer for San Francisco | Borraxpax, Dec ByArtived. bark sida (lon, Kiem, Witmington, NO, via Deal Satled Ist, bark Byrthor, Lammers United Stas * Gournsurron, DeaS—Arrived, steamship Hohenstant fen (Ger), Franke,) New York sor Bremen (and pro ceeded), Ballea ‘ftom —— probably Gibraltar), ship Mataura Gr), New Orleans from Genoad Lanpom Deo SA telegram from Hong Eong states thatthe shfp Bunker Hill, Davis (ast reported at Otago, NB, Sept 29. has patin with loss of rudder and foretop- sallantmas}, having experienced a heavy cyphoon in lat, WN, on 10 BL 4 telegram from Cuthaven says the bark Feits Reuter @er), nas pus back to that port with loss of main yard and other spars and sails split. She is bound tromtlam- burg te New York. Wancign! Forts: an ant eet er 13—-Sailed, best Stanley Cas- fon Sy sien oad nit i apa: four | Ses ee im port ieee Be ie rod, peared, achr Toroay Lass (Br), aye Obisholm. from ee: ny) Hot Ha Pitt Gaara, crane, ‘rived Ey i Mloteor Gn, fdnseombe, Tsianda arrived 2b; an thers. orig race Lathrop, aaa ~- aga ay port schr Emily Our- mm PEL} Nov t7—Cteared, ‘Darks Peake, com fark nde seamship Galley of Lor: | Bee eet th ‘New York mt rf ea jabseque muy reported sailed as se, Arsived, berks I gee Car jschrs Lo pee pret sand ‘Lise tay Rew foun Be ‘Lot ay Prince kdward a Lizzie wey Davis Courier de New wee ety vita pierre lion op. ue rae HEN sepia ng ere ie Se » Met saa an bi cay Te iy 4 23th, brigs sites Cientue; Thos Albert (Bs), Jackson, 3 _ pa Bailed Dec & steamship Northern, for London via Syd- ney, havin i re) = 00, ed, ahip Strathearn (Br), Jar- bag Ft gisbe ee Now 26—Cieared, brig Qui Vive (Br), Duan, ‘West Indies, ‘ « Z LD HA RHO ee ear Lawton, New York. ay ‘tciue ANaMa, Dec a, steamshiy ntena, io Fraucisce, with its tone t freight mad 440 passer ers, Chattanooga, Thompson, Ponox, Nov %—Arrived, pa.) cam OB Nov 80—Passed, brig Nancy (Bri Rorruxpam, "Nov “e—Satled, steamahia Sotterdam vibe Fi _cannen. New rom via Bee Agr: wid iad dayoveons as 0 eee Bor Boston in Mere Ve for New. ar Jouns, NP, Now Br), Dow rane, Boston Yas, New York pice OA atte, for New York, eK Kean f Bosio do; Mary B Ladd reed shi lary Stewart ia] sehr Astra Gy), Haskian re. Gye a (Br), Gibbens, laggesl schrs gsc Mora Rete (ep, es ‘peux Faguete de Nova York (Pord, Felites, St Pierre hs FoeOn. tex’ Oct 13—In port, schrs San Juan, Noble, avd nis Bolt, Pe for Sew York, 1a ce 'SLAND: and Turk Nov Sh brig ry by tor Boston next d. $3 rrived at Salt Cay ‘Now 10, echr Cephas Starrett, Bab- viage Guadaloupe. + fast Harbor Nov 23, brig Fidelia, White, for Dela- ware breakwater in Ges pes dor orders. ring, Bort coe co , barks Btta Jeweaatle, RSW; Chateanooge, Freeman, ‘ork vis, as mots Th), bark New Republic (Br), Rey- axMouTH, NX, yal 25—Arrived, bark Freeman Den- nis (Br), Jonni erpool, Gieared “Muth, brig BN Collymore (Bx), Percy, Bar- “arrived Deo2 brig Willie Holmes (Br), Liverpool. [Pee Sreamsstr Avcexr.) poe Bax, OGH, Oct 1i—arnved, Lytileton, Bosman, “He Nov 18—Arrived, John Abbot, «Nelson, Mira- pied my: 2%—Arrived, British American, Thomp- road rat, Wm Cox, Crocker, trom St John, ucester. é Bonpestx, ‘Rov W—Arrived, Gesina, ty New | rie RS pg! Noy 17—Arrived, New ; George, Sezelken, do; Yon Bulow, doo Bet @, Putcher, Sailed ih’ Braunschweig (3), Undutsch, Baxckoma, Nov 18—Arriyod, Osborne, Griffiths, New Orleans (all well, but sent to’ Port Mahon to per seven days! quarantine); Huntress, Jo. Cannas, Nov, le—Cleared, W ‘Moser, for Havana; Tecumseh. Vt Mary Ste war! Sige re; ybourne, New Yor! Hosa, om, Cars er Nov | pity ier im Boston, arrived oe schrs Sartie, orks Paragon, Wall Thomas. arrive 9th. srcved be pre, le i | Batered for) jonding eo amorgan (a, os ty , Hetimstrom, (and etiled 20th for Mobile). Big 79 anny fee cee ui c Ball Davis, Tybee. CTH, |. Wanaia, Swi ~ Bog) Edith Troop, d ey an oe elt) GLAscov: ae 1e-ckerivea, Isabella Ure, St John, NB. ora, Nov 19—Arrived, Uuiseppe Rocca, New Gawoa, Nov I8-Areived, Clotilde, Captero, New ¥ Baile Wen, Hea iia Whit, ro alla is ea of = rived. Hetty, ison, Philad tLvorr, Nov 1s—Arrived, Hetty, Olsen, Philadelphia; few Yorks igth, Bina, Fl Fen rhs Sov lswarrived, Thuringia (Moyen New aes 7th Now 19—Arrtved, Palais Gallien, See, Port- nd. Jersey, Nov 18—Arrived, Czarina, Pascoe, Gaspe. Invenroot, Novi 19—Arrived, Laura, Mcieunon, Mira- michi; 2th, Prance (s), Alitree, New York; West Stan- Ry ‘W, Peacock, New ans. jan, St Andrews, a Mareseo, New York; con 5 a tigers more; Liverpool, Shrewsbur; Lake St Clair, trom Liv fe tenet skar 15th, ‘erpool for (eng ‘Lowpox, Nov 19—A Martha, Zachariasen, bec; 2h, H carta, New York; Sarah anon, Cowtey. Montreal etropolis, Quebec; zist, Ceres, Jen: | son, New York. meee a 20th. roy Gnraza Havens (ents 24 a Nevis for Bull fiver), oN iet e ee 2 ae Nov %—Arrived, RW Merriam, Merriam, St ov 12—arrivi Flake, Michelsen, New-Y. gall isto Germania New fork, ‘lias Masao, Nov 9—Cleared, 1K Welaon, Colbert, New York. Mosst Bar, C @ Oct 18--Arrtved, Philip We a sang, Von der Soaeaiin Bay for New York halen te lao | | (MACASTLE, Nov ared, Easex, Smit! » Haven, — Sov 2. ved, Johansen, Mira. Soy {—Arrived, Stiriingsh: anes Gas Yor Cork: 20h, Artur’ White, Murphy, Cacrtdd | ‘Balled 20th, Chrtstina, Antwerp: Maga! 3, Bwanse: in agzie nee Nov Soarsvou, Roraliay Uipello, New York. ScaRsonoven, 19—Off, Sarah Chambers, from Lon- don tor Shioids. 4 Ee Nov 19—Arrrived, Stjernen, Guttormsen, New ‘Tastx Bay, Oct 16—Arrived, Sftver Clond, Rto Janeiro; 20th, Ocean Rover, San Francteco. ‘Teyznivre, Nov 8—Arrived, Grau Canaria, Arizins, New York. Bonpracx, Novy 20—The Monroe, American ship, from | | Guayaquil (sugar), arrived here ‘for orders; snip dam- | auedl quid not to be ina Bt slate to proceed’; ale has to ischlarge tor repairs. ce Towx, Oct 24—The bark imo is at present on the | Lo iia! slip, and wiil probably be launched in another | ‘wee! | | Deat, Nov 2—The dark Fannie M Carvill, of Halifax | be os which put back to the Downs damaged, by col- | is now proceeding in tow to Ramsgate for Fepairs | Serena. joy 20—The steamer Chipchase in passing | down at i2 o'clock Last ao ot shies fouled the bark ing the | from New York, lyi here, carrying the } latter's cathead aw: vere Howe Kowa, Nov oO de gd for Vancouver 1, id, put has put Pana with lous of foretopinast | go into for survey and Nov 19—The by bonde Oulton, trom Hi: which was ashore ob Barbo Bank. 3 hd } Grace. Brown oy over part of her canes of veiokine 2, Hghten the | lore she wastowed aff now in | tick, shakin, wates. | Pour Guascow, Nov 0—An seer lins steamer took pl ee “ posite the harbor, @ remalnod all night She ras, however, got ot ing morning's tide, | With amusinnce of two steata on American Ports. seeearoeta., Deo 2-Sailed, echr Grace Bradley, i ag pe! S—-Aarived, jummerville @n, by @ tug; she rest Oak, New Haven; phia. Vineland, Bowen, Hew Y; Also ai cetpesers Jeane una re solir TW Brown, Kan "s Oe rd | vana; Aldine, roy Barrict N rouine’ wr the ete de = on the Mth | ho rived: Richard Wi Th elphis. barks Ani fore rell_ (Br), Jonge Del re; Killen gets bay br Sane Pot + Josephine Thompeon, ir rts Hew stan eg ‘adel Se pt ge Beltun, We, Pamnegree halides P tian teva 2 | eT ie BaN Arrived, sch Laura & Jones, Couse Cable, Mary: | BEL. an. Hi 4 Artiv pe Soha 8 grange Benet fee B0th—Salled,’ ship # Fuller, (new), Scott, New Or- ¢ M-Balled, achr«® W Godtrey, Batchel. ‘Dec S—.Arrived, steamship Mercedita, eht Bamti ven~ pena “amin Bueno Agrees Bea isiphin ; Lena CoDb, = Bango. SE a Ak DAN mead el Absa "Raines Ninnes, 8h Sent bg nn, Spptarer, Na lt Brad: pe nee Be Mary Susan, Snow, hog) H aren ee w Yor ores pean we a on do fa! tp ont, barks Obolior fy nts losephine, do for Biot tamed ee Cap: iat ted Bark from Wichmont tor al Bi Bayley Jasnouvilg on sobr-Annie B Booth, se eulogy ym, Forsyth. Now ‘ipnia son Bi be mnaey, Pelle del Nellie well, Cro: BOL EOEOR 0 iow c; Mar), ong P bc et ood; C 3 jayne, Hawkins, Vee oe TER, Deo 3— syns ae wand on yw York; Mary Pitt: Kab MOBILE, Dec $—arri: aah Jape Ling man, bn han rene MM Beach, Wi rae i een Bes aes, Siac a ype ‘avana, wAACHIAR, Move6—Arrived, chr Manna.Loa, som yew (Peo s—arrtved mp, $P Saet Saabelle: Montevideo ts ie ie ivetaas aw re mt on renee ne, 0: 95 Aron? . Pitahe ores, 5 |, By . Seatorgh dato @n, Gir Dayle day dos tredig (Nok Whippie. Rustany 3 i ‘Erann re S—arrived brig Golconda (Ger). deanx; schrs J Leith; Ro a Bordeaux. State of ‘Alabama are Pusses2d was a mistake. It was the Mem- Victor ean sob Fe sone i Stove, Dougherty, Jarksonvine: en fred: sche Obus 'f" Riuuicksou, Mursayy Wow eet eae sobre, Minnehaha, Dongias, and Witch berry oi fm eee i Mulsts ap toe Lavermockt ane 10 (Br), French, Liver aton. -4-Oorrs, Dec Brande Rio SE one The report that the steams The report that the steal ie atthe Nov 21—Arrived, schrs Jai aes. Liverpoc!. pool. Al hr O K. Bi ae secking, Rist PORT, o Arrived, steams! ree a Sat A Yan fat) ‘Tooker, Phil wee wD, Deo 3 sche’ Jacob Say Baymond,, ee Boe 1_Arrived, sehrs Teano Somes, Wood for Virsinia;’ ne, Hopkins, do; B100 Sewell Tinskell, Ph Padelphia fo pogten am, salt i ville, NE. i ‘Gen eri itewart, Hoboken tor Warehal 'm Tod New vox for Ci ae Kate & MEM Boert 11, stall River” for New York; aage Reo Boston for Chester, Pa:(and al teal night, sob: aa My seca at OT and all cate ed ins Haskell, South is nA tor aol Fol (ew), Brown, Parrs~ ree aa Mary Jeabel, Bemmis, Gomersct Tor Wondbekdge, 2 Edith, Barue for Philadetphia , we wet Nd blete Sophie. Seah te , rakfort for Ko for row eeesetibaioyot ond aon, Boston tor rviegaia mae the outward bound vessebs are getting under. way thin ASL NEW LONDON, Dec 2—Arrived, aa} Lutan, Somerset Wend Ve 3 D's Fitts, for do; Condova, do doa oe Asnived ech Adrain, "Guts, Bocktand for Now malay Nor head York joe Wisde Sal brie deo: ay for fang ic Also. Lote v Debio, big pee schrs O's Bushnell,.Connor Copsteatnoge y Piated ed ele iod tlie NEW Now York {scurs Baltimore, Franch thay Conover, South Am: Do ee Jae il Hort, Lyon, Battimores ‘sarah 5 jurney, PASCAG OE, Ne Nov Hi Arrtvea, telgs ihe apie ton, Macanaas: Gambia, Tupper Se. 80. J Christian); echrs Vernal, Miles Gatv ston; BS Newman, oe Matanzas; Uriah & Tabitha, Morgan, Prontera,: ex! Cheared—Bark le Bird (Bm, Michener. Montevideo. PENBAOOLA, Rov 28—-Arrived. schrs Anna W Collins,/ Bayles, New York; Julis & Willetts, Dayton, do via Key wocared th.sohr, Helen Hastings (Bx), Maraden, Ha- PHILADELPHIA Dec 3—Arrtved, steamship North. Point, Smith, New York (and cleared to rewrn; bark Margaret Lvans (Br), Dougall itt, sneer: sohrs Stai Biatchtord, Windsor, ‘ohn Cadwalader, Painney, New York; Gertrude, Hughes Provincetown: Sareh Su livan, Moore. Dennisvitie, ip Allentown, ‘Also arrived, steamsh schin'G'o Wortis, "Sadicot, Somerset taud cleared tor Washington). Sailed—Steamship Indiana, Morse, Liverpoo} and m6 QMroaredeSteamship Nederland » Bety), Ant. werpi bark Oukel (Ger), Haltmeyer, ee elienen pobre je Keb es Tig a s Porte- Pees ey, fork. TLR, Del, inson, from Gloucester for ar yo alae anchored here last night and remains this A: festmoreland, tor Provi~ dence, still remains. PM—Passed op, bark Grace, from Nowosstle, ( Epes schrs J G Curtis, trom Norfolk: "Agnes E Grace, nandina; J P Robinson, from | Gtou ‘assed down—Steamtship Willlamsport, for New ¥or barks Souvenir, Cork or Yalmoutn tor orders. ant rpupger, for or for prone. itn schrs joria, for Ha- Le atte Pe $5 ey} Memphi oF Ramon Turner. for Charleston ; varoline "H. can Del es eM Brig, Pride oF the ieaas, from Per for orders, arrived last night. TEt-Brig brie of to the oe ‘unchanged, Steamehip ua went 10.08 Paley, B Foy ‘AL, SO, Dec S—Sailed, steamship Calvert, altimore: SHUTLAND, Me, Dec 2—Cleared, echr Mage Ellen, arnt d steamships Moravia! , Graham, Ivers r Georiia « ir), Mckenzie, antag! echre Congres, Fork, now Forks "Fannie 4 Bass Hauoy, Go: David Torreys 00 ank bnitederphisy Cleared ‘rig CC Robinson, Havana; Mh? Victor, PS Eton Dec pe oe re Pahane es Davis, New Orleans; H F Baker, seh ‘Choreb, Pierce, Port Jol ohne et fal arm, Phtisdore 1M nia war Saar, Ad ent od Char? Jaomscr; Poneto ie toni: ‘th a, Heaney, Hoboken Wilt Hort RA Paitade| i 2 Toca, Fénon, New York se immer, SHMOND, D rr “icon” Welsh, 37, vanisolow, New York. SAN FRANCISOO, Nov 2%—Sailed, Bumbokth Al- Jen, New York; bark Zephyros ane Aca) ‘Deol—Sailed, bark Malacca sip Andr romoda (an), Murd iene rom . Murdock, Liverp 1 ‘Cleared Soci well ia BP, Sriahy, ‘Queens- town: Stonenoue G8 Bley, Fi ‘—Arrived, si Two Brothers, a: Liverpool; bark. Sanvie (Fr Ghar OSTINE, ee. peo, SA Dalton (Sp), Barras, Ne New York via Norio 2 te, for for Std vans, short of su VasNAH, ‘Dee 2Arrived, bark Maitland (Br), Nova. ¥ " ai the’ mepmere fee Jancinto, Hazard, New dries Vindicator Morton, do, wa Horest (it), Armateong, Liverpool; bark Foorult (Dutch), Kvans, Bremen. Sallea—Bark Ridderkirk (Ger), pacer Gharles- 0) ‘Si—arrived, steamship Somerset, Di Boeee. Landon Sohn B ships Sawley Chindow (Br), in Bare itr Br), papeainy pk “igh coe ior’ Booey. in » captal ; Fre den ¢ 1 etre a and Coorge are rp: Ohampion ( Ciba oo 3 , bar nzeN,, publiny brs Wasa (Rus), “wraan me Ment for for Waves Derchr Minto. 1 eee able (BN, Mosher Liverpool barks pear ‘eCuusder, Charleston; Mary @ Reed, Geyer, Lat sleared 84, sohr Anna EB Glover, Terry, New Bed- failed —Bteamahip Cleopatra, Bulkley. New York; bark: atm m Aso saieg Se, steniahiy fvingston, Mallory, New mtiton, tre Siurecoe York; sh: iemarase *Vooriut mie Mata brig Matilda, Coombe, Fort rer &i Ta arrtvea, schr TT Tasker, Lee: eet, Mig urbe 7 Sana emcee ie itayer Hav Oe a Sema ", Deo 2—Arrived, sohr eon, Phila. ores; emit, i irs, Ben | delp! Priscilla Scribner, Daisey. wy, Philadel jeiph i Hied—Sehr A Fisher, Pag! an f “iar ved. meainers Harrisburg, W snd Cen- in ‘ABD HAVEN, 2—Arrived.achr Mary Lang- pede, Miller, hia; Glaucas, Bearse, New | don, New York for Joven, York; ranth (Nor), Lindereen Neweastic: Bali led—Schra Undine and Mary Tengdon. eg rest of the Wave pen Olustee, Arrived. sebrs ‘ar io Newburg joston = Cadias Emma es oddy, Philadelphia to land Bunice Rich an rigs He 3 Hescte, teatleae, asta mens VS | Desperandunt, tiltogh ir |—Sohrs Roamer, J & M Cook, Lizzie nia fdas Com Fareiers | aa jor, Cherub, Bxster, * Banice ii} Desperandum. pes Bakinores oO pay. Bt Passos aaaie a H Macom! nip Be ‘D May, May, and Davsd M:NGTON, WO, Deo — ftenmahtp Bene Philadephia pha 7 h, Rondoaty Leo okgit | factor, Jones, Ns Yorks soht 48 Panuell, MePar ye, ‘eeha wi 3 0. 5 |—8e! F Cors futiadetphis, Wondiradges Fr ao ‘anny pms for Works, Ganot, Parties va ‘alter C Ary fast. Ellis, fo} ila May, 40; maria a ag: on Meare Sadia! VinrE nro: T, Me, Nov 28—Arrived, schr cat Rob- Gen Price, erta, Frankfort for New Yo York (and clear Du "i ingran Edayevalley paste Pla HAM, Mech ‘Planter, Harding, ip Fi nigh. New York. sap fe, Crone A ee via y Hoot | _—- = Fg ag Pa eer vo MISCELLANEOUS. auswoche pate 0 tae art at bg oo poy y ER OTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM COURTS Gineanos cone Bo Haken ‘ayes rig Acie States: legal every where; no publicity ¢ Cleared—Brig Nebo (Br), Lowis, fer Sui ‘advance; advice free; Soromissoner for ir every Figbotes, ade) ve. be Palla ret lo Counsellor-at-Law, 817 Beosawey, ages acy fag ent BIIFICIAL TEETH INQERTED PRRMANENTLY aus rived cut Ege AY wi oF any extractions; teeth built pork a, ishnre ere con ce SRB es ool, ao; bark aan ae | Woman's Hospital, 1 Eat Nath inreet, near Broadway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM od a ent States, Legal ever: Ag jesertion, Ac, suMciont cause, No pee yy require No charge osha haehedasien | Avi ous o° lorney, 1 Broad way. =TWO TO SIX BOXES q Ta ESTER'S Lag al Re Leg hed Beil prowolly ATBRVOUS aoe LITY, WINOKL ness brought on b; na, esses or Overwork ofthe eet aud Nervous syste! mis famous 8! ph, Fi ‘ae pure! ‘vegetable, perieeey, Garmless, vd and used jor over th years with rect muccets Aton tl $1 per Dox; is ond: $5; by il, ae LA wit fu, Bivesiiog Prepared sold ily by o, MCENCHRATER & Go.. Chewnista. 15 ‘H, Dee 1~Arrived, sebr Sonn street. New York,