The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1874, Page 10

WY aS seumnamenenewamantieceine ANUIHER TWEED SCARE. ——_>+-—_—— ‘WRamored Eneape of the Ex-Boss—Biack- well’« Island invaded by a Force of Arwed Police—Mysterious Faise Signal ‘and Break in the Communication, Ever since the rumored escape of Tweed from ‘is island home the authorities have been the very embodiment of watchfulness lest rumor shouid be but the forerunner of reality. No better illustra. ton of this fact could be given than the intense excitement caused at a late hour last night by the repetition of the report of the noted crimmal’s escape. So alarming and apparently wellfounded was the ews considered that it was firmly believed for a long time by men not prone — to Maghts of imagination that not only nad Tweed | ewoaped, but half the convicts on Blackwell's Wusnd bad followed suit, It came about as fol- feria HOW THE REPORT ORIGINATED. Atexactly ball-past mine o'clock last night, as "whe bookkeeper of the Commissioners of Chan- ‘ues and Correction, Mr. Hedden, was preparing “to leave his office, he Beard the ominous signal on the telegraph line, as it came irom the Peniten- uary on Blackweil’s Island, 444,” which, Uraos- jaed, means, “Send a section of police imme- | diately; great danger.” This if the most amportant signalin the entire list, and 1s never | transmitted except in cases of extreme peril, The | siarming communication was addressed to the Nineteenth precinct station honss, out the same ‘wire running into the Commissioner's «Mice the signal was simultaneously recorded at the latter wplace. Mr, Hedd@en rushed to the te!egraph key to ask for particulars, but hardly had his fingers | ene ‘touched the instrument when snap went the wire. | The current of communication was broken. After waiting in breathiess amxiety for ten min- utes, the operator ran in hot Baste to the resi dence of Commissioner Laimbeer with the start- lung formation that prisoners were escaping frum Biackweil’s Island. In a twinkling Mr. Laimbeer comprehended the situation, and, jumping into @ carriage, drove rapidly to the uty-ninth street station house, Arrived there he wterrogated the sergeant about the signal, but the latter knew nothing, save the fact that just as he ‘was about to respond to the Penitentiary cai! the telegraph ceased to work. “Quick! a section of men to Fifty-second street and first avenue,” ordered the Commissioner, and in less than five minutes a dozen policemen were running at tui speed toward the foint named. At this juncture a HERALD reporter happened on the Scene, and, learning the above facts, joined tne aficers, WhO never stopped running unui they reached the row boat in waiting at the foot of Fiity-second street, East River. As many as it Would hoid at once jumped 1m, the re; aged among the nuimver, and the boatman plied oars with & vigor Worthy the occasion. The night was aark and gloomy, just the evening on which to ATTEMPT AN ESCAPE, Each poticeman instantly felt for bis revolver, examined the same and made up bis mind lor a desperate encounter. Every man of them be- heved that Tweed had escaped. Landed on the Island, tne party rushed to the Warden’s office, where they found Commissioner Laimbeer awaiting their arrival. Joining the Commissioner the HERALD Man pro- ceeded to find Waiden Liscomb, from whom It was ascertained that no signal of danger had Mtentionally been sent. It was all a mistake. He could not, however, account for the mysterious break of all of the wires, He assured the Commissioner that the ex-Boss was soundly sieeping in his bed. On learning this Mr. mbeer returned to the boat and re-embarked for the city, only to find, on his arrival at the New | York side, more breathless policemen anxiously awaiting transportation to the Island. REPUBLICAN GENERAL C)MMITTEE Republican primaries were held In the various assembiy districts throughout the city last night forthe purpose of electing delegates to tne Cen- tral Committee for the year 1875, The following 1s | the result :— First District.—Michael W. Burns, John C. | Keenan, George Hanley, Samuel N, Fitch. Michael Murphy and Michae: Coleman, Second wistrict.—Morris Friedsam, Pierre P. Van “= and Mattaew Stewart. nird District.—James Fleming, Davia G. McKel- | vey and James L, Costello, | Fourth District—Natnan H. Hall, Onaries N. Brackett, David H, Crowley, George W. Keed and Coaries E. Abbott, Fifth District—James Winterbottom, Joseph K. Butler, William Vanderhot, Jacob Riegler, Abra- bam Lent, Freeman Earle, Joseph Murphy, James @. Lewis and Martin Van Bureo Ougietree. Sixth District—Henry A. Smith, Frederick Sin- zer, William Coie, Charles H, Greer and Benjamin F. Powell. Seventh District.—Jonn D. Lawson, Edwara Buss, Jacob H. Gumbie, Frederick A. Shields, Professor George W. Clarke, C. Voiney King, Fran- Pt _ Resco, Dr. Hyland Garnett aud Byron W. | a aghth District—Solon B. Smith, Edward Mulrey, Robert G. McCord, C, M, Jarolemcn, William J, iS lag ‘Shaper, Jobn McDonald, Jonbn Lee ny ham Unversagot. B. Deane, James Lynch, | Miotn District—George Ricaard M. Coliara, ‘jonn M. Costa, Gubert eee son, Livingston H. Cargill, Joho Rig ae ward Tayior, George W. Parker, Herman M. leyer, Wiliam E. Nobie aud Jacob R. Riley. Tenth bistrict—Jacoo M. Patterson, Jr., William H. Lockwood, Constantine Nitzsche, Edward M. Rosenoaum, Daniel Sullivan, Joseph Reinvoidt and Ferdinand Ehrbardt Eleventh District—Cornelius D. Van Wagenen, George W. Wilson, Alanson 8. Jones, Merritt Wickham, John Murray, Samuei Rothsentid, Sey- mour A. Bunce. Samuel G. Acton, George M, Van Nort, George W. Lyon, Robert Ut.ey and James McAlee. | Tweilth District—Joun ©. Limbeck, Captain Ed, | Wertheimer, Jonn J. Cashman, Asa Bennett, Stepaen Myer and Willlam Paar, Yai teenth District—Charles 8, Spencer, Hugh | araner, Samuel B, H. Vance, Joun A. Meek, Joseph McFarland, Samuel Barciay, William Sch.egel, Clarence W. Meade, Charles H. Daeil aud | Fred vedney. Fourteenth District.—Hiram Merritt, Frederick | Cc. Wagner, Phomas W. Kovertgon and Wiilfam H. Faiconer. Fitteenth District.—William S. Murray, Willlam | Peterkin, Thomas stewart, Jonn M, Fisher, M. Goodsind, Geor,e Hettrick, John J. Pollock, Samue! Hamilton and Jaco Powells. Sixteenth District.—Frank E. Howe, John D. Otuwell, Charies K. Hyde, Ellas E. Disney, Arciu- bald Hance, G. Joseph Kuch aod William M. Hea- erty. x Seventeenth District—Benjamin K. Phetps, Ciark F. Whittemore, Corneiius m. Biauvelt, Wiluam T. Graf, Wilson Berryman, Joseph E. Nairn, Jacob S. Isaacs, James McCandless, Carl Damm, Wililam H. Addis, Joel W. Mason and George Guide. Eighteenth District—Chester A. Arthur, Thomas Murphy. 0. P. C, Billings, Bernard Biglin, 'D. p. T. Marsnail, Horace M. Ruggies, Thomas B, Odell, | A.M. C, Smith, Jr.. and Burr W. Griswol Nineteento District—Isaac 0. Hunt, Richard H. Green, AndreW Bicakley, Charles F. Bruder. Twentieta District—George Opdyke, Wim. A. Dar- ling, A. J. Dittenuoefer, Lewis Philups. H. Wales, Willard Bullard, James Millward, e Owens, Chas, H. Wilison, James R. Davis, Nathan 4. Newitter and Jacob Hess. In the Twenty-first district there were three tickets, but up toa very late Nour no final an- houncement bad been made. The following, how- ever, is considered the most probabie ticke: Wiliam Haw, Jr., James M. Gray, Thomas Han- #on, Andrew Powel. Syivanus Eddy, Henry Rone, Whitman V. White, M. D.; Jonn Maguire, Hiram G. Wiliams, Lymah L. Westover, Moses & Crasto Henry, and Jono Egan. Twenty-third Wara—Jonn A, John Ho. Daviason and George A. Hensnaw. Twenty-fourth Ward—William Herring and J. Thomas Stear: WOMAN'S SOOLAL EDUCATION SOCIETY, A meeting of this society took place yesterday safternoon at Plimpton Hall, Mrs. Dr. Wetherbee, the Vice President, to the chair, The attendance was uot large and was entirely composed of ta- | dies, Mrs. R. T. Hallock delivered a lecture upon “The Spiritual Nature of Woman."’ She took the main giound that Eve, proceeding trom Adam, Was thereiore of @ higner nature, and that Man stood between Woman and the lower ani- muls, and the lecturer dwelt generally upon the Biblical traditions to support her theory. She thought that Adam and the serpent were in coi- jusion to betray ive. The lecture a8 a woole was @ very diverting one. FIRE IN GREENPOINT, Sboruy before ven o’ciock last might a fire broke in Charles W. Dare’s toy manufactory, Nos, 68 and 70 Kent street, Greenpoint, and the builaings, | ‘Which are two-story irames, were soon reduced to ashes, Mr. Dare estimates bis joss on stock at $10,000; insured for $7,000 in various companies. Tne loss on the buildings, which were owned by Rowland & Valeutine, is $5,000, The flames extended w \ owued and occupied vy James mith, His loss 18 $100 BUN-OVER AOOIDENTa, WRiehard Dougherty, aged forty-five, of No. 244 Weat Twentieth street, Was run over last night Oy a truck at the corner Of Third avenue ana Eighteenth street, receiving @ fracture ot tne leit knee. The driver, Thomas Maher, was arrested ‘Dy ne police of toe Eighteenth precinct. Patrick Degan, of No. 286 Sixth street, Jersey City, aceidentaily fel trom bis truck Jast night at Pavopia terry, she wheels passing oer hus body, BEVOrely WMS Re Nite Kent street, ‘ampbel, a dlack- july insured, ” OBITUARY. Dudley 8. Gregory. Tn the record of self-made men few can be found ‘Who have made @ greater impress on their gener?.- tion than the subject of this sketch, who “ied yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, at Dis rest- dence, corner of Washington and Sussex /treets, Jersey City, He was born at Reading, Conn., on the 5th of February, 1800, and conseqnently had nearly attained bis seventy-dith year, When only twelve years old he went to Albany, where bis great grand-uncie kept the “Bagle Tavern,” a famous resort for Martin Van Buren and his political compeers. He btained a clerkship in the State Comptrouer's Governor Marcy, and this position he held under successive administrations, though & pronounced federalist, To his late hour he pointed with pride to the fact that the table of es- tumates of the Erie Canal which he made while holding this office is considered a basis in the de- | partment to the present day. On leaving this de- | partment be entered into business with the lot very firm of Yates & Mcintyre, The business sell eventaally into his own hands, and he continued therein till the passage of the law declaring lot- tertes illegal. On the visit of Lafayette to this coontry Mr. Gregory was captain of the New York Siate escort to the Massachusetts boundary. Ale went to Jersey City in 1580, and there bis ca- | reer War one Of uninterrapted prosperity. As a member o/ the famous Jersey Associates he pur- chased large tracts oi waste lands, which heve siuce been so Improved as to become the great business portion of the city. His liberality in helping congregations to erect churches knew ~ sect or creed. On tne tpcorporation of the cit: was elected its first Mayor, and was re-elect tor several terms. He established the first savings | bank in Jersey City and retained the presidency tuereo! ull bis death, He was elected to Congress in the whig interest in 1848, and served one term. His railroad record commenced about the par | 1844, when he was elected a director of the Jersey Railroad. This position he held untl the lease Of toat road 10 the Pennsylvania three years ago, To that lease be offered the most upcompro- mising opposition. He was at the same time a director of the Erte Railway, of which be was ap- pointed receiver. He was in the minority who voted against the issue of ten millions, which led Lo the Vangerbiit-Drew improglio and the flight of Drew, Fisk and Gould to Jersey City. Among the Many positions he held at the time o! his death were the lojlowing:—Trastee of the Equitable Lite Insurance Company, Director of the Commercial Bank of New York, of the State Insurance and Hudson County Babk and Jersey City Fire Insar- | sance Company. His generosity to struggiing and deserving men was one of the most remarkable traits of his | character. The iate Horace Greeley, in his “Recollections of a Busy Life,” makes grateiul mention of the fact that the frst benefactor he met when ne embarked in business as a publisher was Mr. Gregory, who advanced him the sum of $1,000 without asking any security. In air. Gregory’s departure Jersey City loses its most distinguished citizen, its most prominent lavd- mark. The fnneral will take place attwo P. M. on Friday, from bis late residence. Thomas Dunphy. A complication of diseases witn which Mr. Thomas Dunphy, & well-known lawyer of this city, mantiully struggled for some time past, cuimi- nated in his death on Monday night last. Mr. Dunphy was formerly a partner of Edwin James, and for years enjoyed a very lucrative practice. Be was @ good nisi prius lawyer, and was in- trusted with the charge of numerous important suits, He possessed many scholarly attainments, having graduated in Trinity College, Dublin, and was omerher highiy accomplished. In social circles he was much esteemed jor his generous and hearty aisposition, and nis demise will be re- gretted by a host of friends who were wont to be entertained by bis fowing wit and humor, Mr, Dunphy, who was only jorty-one years of age, was the eldest son of Mr. John Dunphy, Mouat- mellick, Queens county, Ireland. General Sir John F. Smith, R. E. The death is announced (November 25) of Gen- erai Sir John Frederic Smith, a welt Known officer of English engineers. He entered the army in | 1s05—nearly seventy yearsago—and saw a good deal of active service. Chatham :n the House of Commons, an much of bis attention to literature. Latterly he represented devoted Admiral John C. G. R. Gawen, R. N. {From the London Telegraph, Nov. 26.) Retired Admiral John Charlies Gawen Roberts Gawen died on the 2ist inst., at his residence in Park street, Grosvenor square, at the advanced age of eighty-seven years. His active services | | were briefly as follows:—As Lieutenant of the | have to his whereabouts, The rumor that he Pompée ne was present at tue defence of Gaieta; | at the reauction of Capri; attack on Fort Licosa; in the memorable passage of the Dardanelles; and afterward at Copentagen, in 1807, He was senior | lieutenant of the Shearwater in her escape from tue French fleet off Toulon, in 1610, As lieutenant of the Centaur ne assisted at the siege of Tarra- | gona, and commanded a division of gunboats at the defence of Cadiz. As commander of the Merape he was employed on the coast of Cata- | loula, and when commander of the Pylades was wounded in her boats in recapturing an Bast Indiaman, mm the Bay of Pundy, in 1si4. He ob- tained 018 commission as iieutenant, Uctober 12, NEW YORK CITY. Henry Oeherhausen, of No. 11 West Twenty-ninth street, while crossing Fourth avenue yesterday morning, fell and iractured his thigh. A slight fire occurred yesterday morning in the basement of No. work. A switchman’s shanty, situated on the corner of Fourth avenue and Forty-nintn street, took fire yesterday morning from 4 stove and was de- Btroyed. Patrick Smith, of No. 337 East Thirty-secona Street, fell from his wagon ana was severely injured, A musical and literary entertainment will be given to-morrow evening at Berean Baptist church, corner of Bedford ana Downing streets, by the Young Peopie’s Association tur the veuedt of the Sabbath schovl. Waldorf! H. Phillips will address the Young Men’s Woman Saffrage League at Plimpton Hall | this evening in opposition to the claim of women to the ballot. He will be followed vy speakers on both sides of the question. Peter Starr, Janitor o! the office of the Belt Line Railroad, was seriously injured last evening by | being thrown from @ wagon at the junction of Sixuieth street and the Harlem Railroad. He was rewoved to Sl. Luke’s Hospital. Mra. Maria Leavenworch, of No. § Ohariton street, died suddenly last evening from heart dis- ease, superinduced by seeing Margaret Wynne, a Irteud 0! bers, take a dose of Hoifman’s anodyne, Which she supposed was poison, taken for tue pur- pose of commitung suiciue. OMicer Wood, of the Seventh precinct, yesterday arrested Benjamin Franklin, of No. 62 East Broadway, on a charge o/ selling policy tickets to one Thomas Birmingham, The prisoner, who was arraigned vejore Judye Wandeli at Essex Market Police Court, was ueld in $1,000 bail to answer, The funeral services of the late Witttam Gardner, Dock Commissioner, took place yesteraay after- noon trom the Presbyterian church, corner of Broome and Ridge streets. His recent associates in public ofice, the veterans of the Seventh regi- | Ment and otuera were present, Flags on the City | Hall were at hail-mast. ‘The ladies in charge of the fair for the poor in | the liali of S:. Francis Xavier's College, West Six- | teenth street, beg leave to acknowledge the many kind favors received from the press since their commencement, and wish to say they wiil ciose this (Weanesday) evening, at hail-past ten o'clock, when all articles will be disposed of, Rev. Dr, Howard Crosby, of this city, delivers the next (secon4) lecture in the course for the benefit Of the Swedish Gustavus Adolphus church, | in the church in Twenty-second street, near Third avenue, to-morrow evening, at eight o’ciock, sabject—“‘Ancient Oriental Monarciies.” lecture wili be illustrated by ase of the biackboard, maps, 4c. Mrs. L. P. Cutler's lecture on Monday nigh: drew together a fine audience of some of our dest people, The lady lecturer was piquant and satri- cai On the follies ana Vices of fasiionable life, and drew some touciiug and beautiful pictures of ' true mnarriage and the reat home happiness iounded on that oasis, The lecture was jistened to through. out with the greatest attention amd was [re- quently app aaded, The United States sloop-of-war St. Mary’s, which | has been assigned by the Navy Department for service in New York harbor as @ schoolsiip, ander the Board of Education, sailed from Boston on Monday in company wito the United States #teamer Gettysourg. [tis expected that she ail arrive here to-day, She will at once occupy h berth at the foot of East Twenty-third Siveet. Notice wil, be given some time this w ol her readiness to receive pupiis, The Sea Cum Grove and Metropolitan Camp , Ground Associaton held its agnual elecuon ved oMce under | 135 Ninth avenue, caused by an | oven in & baker's shop setting fire to some woud | mm Seventy-seventn | street, near Second avenue, yesterday afternoon, | The | NEW YORK H¥RALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. terday, at No, 479 Broome street, and the following gentiemen were elected trustees :-—Jolin Falcover, W.. H, DuPuy, J. 8. Fountain, oert Rhinehart, y. H. Boole, berg * & boeing yd W. Kelsey, ‘Henry pane Sammis, W. Pease, L. C, Coe, we OF “fecorsack, aL Bicbard- son and L. A. Battershall, ® The horses attached to the carriage of MI. William Moller took fright at the Grand Union depot on Monday evening and ran furiously through Forty-third street, across Fifth avenue. Mr. Sidney Cooper, who ore ssing at the time, seized the pridie of one of the horses and turned the ranaways in their course until they brought UP against @ lamppost and were stopped. up. Moller, who was in the carriage, a through the window and rescued more J irightened than hort, The dry goods merchants of this city have ex- tended an invitation toa number of the leading firms in Philadelphia to meet them as a luncheon, | to be held at the Merchants’ Club Rooms, in this city, to-day, at two o’clock P.M. The occa- | sion will be one when merchants, long familiar with each other through a series of business years, will be brougnt faee to face, and the opportanity will serve a8 an appropriate one for an exchange oO! opinions, as well as (or the introduction and | discussion ‘of questions that are now but imper- fectly understood. | Mutual Benefit Association, the following persons were elected officers:—President, Octavius D. Baldwin, Fourth National Bank; Vice President, Thomas L. Raymond, Produce Bank; Recording | Secretary, Fernando Baltes, Merchants and Trad- ers’ National Bank, New York ; Corresponding Sec- retary, Jonn H. Brennen, bola Exchange Bank; Treasurer, Richard W, Swan, Metropolitan Na- tional Bank ; Directors, Walter Coggesnall, Bowery Savings Bavk, and Charles . Dummer, Merchants’ Exchange Nationa! Bank. LONG ISLAND. Mr. Robert Hegeman, a slate and tin roofer, of Gien Cove, on Saturday, fell to the ground, a dis- | tance of twenty-four feet, striking on his side, otherwise injuring bim 1n a terrible manner. He - confined to his bed, and it is feared will not sur- vive. Mr. R. H. Huntley, of Brooklyn, a well known | gentleman, is having constructed at Bay Shorea forty feet cabin yacht. There isa prospect that the British schooner Mabel Lent, reported ashore opposite Mastic, may be saved. She was hove off a few feet on Sunday, and after discharging cargo can doubtless be floated, The schooner Hatnes, from Baltimore ‘or Boston, is reported to have come ashore on the 80th ult. east of Jones’ Inlet, but it was not known that she suffered any special injury. The conduct of the two negro murderers, Lewis Jarvis and Elbert Jackson, in the Queens County Jail, ander sentence of death for killing Samuel J. Jones, at South Oyster Bay, is in marked contrast one with the other. Jarvis is reported by the | Keepers to exhibit no emotion regarding his posi- tion, and to be apparently reckless as to his fate, frequently giving expression to @ desire to “get square” with oue two other people before he dies. Jackson seems to feei bis situation keenly. and is estes! juently engaged in prayer. Considerable sym- pathy is expressed for the latrer, as he is believed to have been influenced by Jarvis in the commis- sion of his share of the crime. For the greater natty of the prisoners county Judge Armstrong | nas directed the Sheriff to remove them {from the lower to the upper tier Of cells, where a Oonstant | watch is kept upon them day and night, NEW JERSEY. | Ex-Governor Randolph is working vigorously | for the United States Senatorship. The contest | lies now between him and attorney Genera) Gil- christ. The trial of Alexander Hamilton, the defaulting treasurer oi Jersey City, which was set down for esterday, was postpomed till mext Monday, amilton 1s out on basL. A new charter is being drafted for Jersey City | by Senator-elect Leon Abbett and Assemblyman. | elect Alexander T. McGill, the committee appointed | at the recent conference of democratic members of the Legisiature. The great boulevard scheme, which was de- | feaved in the Legislature last session, is to be | revived at the ensuing session, under the aus- | lon. Great modifications are to be made in the scheme Of last session, | Phil Reilly, who was pronounced by the Coro- ner’s jury to have struck the blow that killed | | Livingstone, in Jersey City, nas gone to South America. This is the only clew the authorities escaped to Europe is unfounded. Mayor Traphagen, of Jersey City, has refused to | | veto the ordinance authorizing the Erie Railway | Company to lay tracks across Pavonia avenue to connect with the proposed ship canal, on the ground that public travel will not be impeded and an employment will be afforded to several hun- | dred men, SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, | DaTES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE | MONTH OF DECEMBER, | Pestinatton.| | ‘Steamer. | | Algeria, (De ‘State of Indiana.. Office, 9.| Liverpool |4 Bowling Greeu 9:|Glaszow...|72 Broadway. 1. | damn burg.. }61 Broadway. 50 Broadway. i5 Broaaway 19 Broadway. 56 Broadway. 10./Rotterdam Liverpool. Liverpool. 09 Broadwi 2 Bowling Green .|7 Bowling Green Hambarg.. 1113 Broadway. 16: | Liver oot. (4 Bi Hamburg. Liverpool. Liverpool. i ‘17 Bowling Green 22.\ Liverpool. 129 Broad ws i Livernoot..|4 Bowling ‘Ureen :i Rotterdam | Broadway .(Livernoot.,| 19 Broad way. 15 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green 56 Broadway | itverpoo!..]4 Bowling Green 31.]Hamburg.. ,61 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, | Sun rises... | Sun sets. | Moon sets, PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 8, 1874. CLEARED. piesmship Olty of Antwerp (Br), Lavar, Liverpool—J @ a WIGH WaTea, Gov, Island....eve 8 46 Sandy Hook,...eve 8 01 Hell Gate......eve 10 31 713 433 eve — — | Ho mship Engiand (Br), Thompson, Liverpool—F W J Steamship Duna (Br), Thompson, Liverpool—Bowring & Archibald, Steamship, Kio) speek (Ger), Hamburg— Leas Martin, Fernandina and Port Fischer, ip Wyanoke. ouch, Norton. City Point and = Richmont old Domig inion Steamshi| Steamshi) e W Elder, Lawrence, Norfolk—Old Dominion teanna ip Co. Steamshin Glaucus, Bearse, Boston—H Dimock. Bhip Importer, sierburné, San Francisco—Simonson Bark Hebe (Br). Taylor, St Johns, N¥—Hewlett & Tor- aire Carl Johann (Swe), Trapp, Oporto—Funeh, Edye “one nen, Copp, Point-a-Pitre, Guad—John Foynton's Bone Be Robert Byron, Trask, Demerara—? W Whitney & | “debr Millie Trim, Bowers, Port Spain—H Trowbridge’s aoe Law Og Dinsmore, Mespeon Clapp Sobr ii i gua la Grande— Bhs. Buckard, 8tJohn, NB—P f Nevius & Sehr ‘yiseg McKeen, McKeen, Jackson ville—Gilehrist, bite & ¢ sehr Percy, Mitchell. Boothbay—Chas H Low. | turing steamer Bristol, Wallace. Phiiadeloma—vas Band. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE WERALD STZAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE Steamship Helvetia (Br), Webster, Liver; Nov 25 $d Queenstown wih, with, mdse aud 5 pageey crs Hurst, Dee 7, lat 40 18, ion 6s ich barks bound woot sowing signal eters NidLee Steamship Hansa (Ger), Kiuskist Bremen, via South- | ampton Nov 2, with mdse and 215 passengers to Ovi | riche @ Oo. First part of the » very rough and stormy weather, with high latter at h inst. iat 42 10, passed a to shin Jonn Gibson Ww inter ri mite aud passengers w JC Kenyon. "bark Adam Von Koss (Ger), days, with salt to orver. hail strong westerly gules, bulwarks. fark kde (of Yarmouth, N Bong in batlast, to Boyd & tine gales to the Banks: fror "4 weather, The A isanenored at Sam Hook tor orders. Brig Panay (of -underiand), vans, Taganrog 84 days, with wool to Munginiver und Pitzipio. vessel to Boyd & Hincken, Passed Gibraltar Gg 20, had moderate weathen Artert, Gloucester 77 Made’ a norchern passage and jost and split sails wove Dublin 64 days, trong westerly ith moderate j | At an election held yesterday by the Bank Clerks’ | Roslyn, while at work upon the roof of a house at | be dislocating bis thigh, breaking his collar bone and | | pices of the Hudsou County Reai Estate Associa- | SehrUU Acken, toms, Stamtord—stainiora Manafac- H Rabbont, Coombs, Bath, Me, 10 days, with lumber to scne B Wharton. Laguna (Mexice) 26 gern ae arya Heras 8 itty Heat bette maar arose stor ibe Rr a ta m ekty'atal en bre stants Ete cetir Addie Henry. Burrows, Newbern, NC, 5 days, with naval stores to order. sehr 8s Lewis, Goudy, Norfolk, Va. Win S Daughton dohnsou, Virginia. Bear wary Coroplon, Magar, rwiale, Schr P'¢ soba Kelly rear San, ‘with wood to Slay ee en et) | Rohr dH Wainwrignt, Lioyd, Virginia, with wood to H | Piavene Shaw. wo, DO. Sloup Mary's Hayward Rose, Virgins: Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Bark Aeolus (Ger), Berding, New Haven for New pak 4m dallast, to Punch, Ed are oe Sehr Alexander ('r), Forbes, Maitland, NS, via eat ter New York, 22 days, with plaster to ener "s r. ‘Schr George Amos, Lawson, Musquash, NB, for New York, 13 days, with lath to order. a tee 4 en Freeman, Thomaston tor New York, "! rhode ce ode "island, Burnett, Connecticut River for ew ork. Sehr Uncas, Pendleton, New London tor New York. y venue r Edward Lindsley, Howard, New Haven for New ‘orl Schr Liberty, Johnson, Norwalk for New York. Sehr Escort, Keily, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Wm rett, Breen, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Joln Manlover'Casnman, Ne wort tor New York. vehr Henry A Deming, Boardman, Hartford tor Am Sener Hattie Palmer, Palmer, Bebipary for New tgs ape ThomasJ Owen, Simpson, Bridgeport for N Sehr H Curtis, Curtis, Providence for Port Johnson. Schr J F Baker, Baker, New Haven for New York. Schr H R Faller, Roberts, Providence for New York, Senr B Flower, eee Portland, Ot, for New ork, with stone to McGuire & Ci oe “Teragordo,” Chapman, New London for Wee- wii Sehr 8 8 Scranton, Pease, Cromwell for New York, with stohe to John Doyle. sehr Leontine, Clarkson, Fall River wy New York, sehr LB Ostrom, Corbert, Providence for Virginia, Senr TnomasJetierson, Bioxnam, Stamford for New Ren Satne Burton, Palmer, New Haven for New York Schr Orlando Smuth, Ferris, Portchester tor New York. BOUND BA3r. Bela Wm Dobson (Br), Buck, New Yerk for 8t John. che Wm H Bowen, Hill, New York for Providence.§ Schr Agnes, Hodgedon, Georgetown for Bridgeport. Schr Jennie Rogers, Rogers, gina for Westport Be! Impson, Hoboken tor Bridgepot Senr k K Smalley, Fosara, New York for ‘Boston. bethport for Beltast, P hultis, Towa New York tor New Haven. Sebr give ens R rier, Amboy, for Boston. New York tor Stamford. Sehr C Fy See Prasned, New York for Boston. Schr Helen P Jones, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Wm F Borden, Jones. Port Johnson for Salem, Schr Virginia, Bearse, New York for Boston. Schr E & sylvester, Hopkins, iy ne 9 for "Pairhaven, sehr Hyena, Gardiner, Rondout for Boston, sane General Howard, Johnson, Port Johnson for Bos- ‘Sone ze Franklin, Amboy for Norwich. Schr Victoria, Morgan, South Amboy for New Haven. be Reading RR 34, Adams, Philadelphia for sag Harbor Rehr ‘Gust, Mott, Trenton for Bridgeport. fehrs L Thompeon Hull. New ¥ ore ior Providence. Schr Julia Ann, Powell, Hoboken tor Brookhaven, Schr Loon, batts Weehawken for Providence. Sehr H M Waite, Mackay, Port Johnson for Boston, Schr Louisa Frances, Kelly, New York ior New Bed- Steamer Galatea. Gale. New York tor Frovidencs. steamer Albatross, Vavis, New rorktor Fau River. BAILED, Steamships City of antwrerD, oy Liverpool; Kio} stock (Ger i are ; England (Br) Liverpool, eon i tor, Port or nd Fernandina; Cleopatra, Savannah ton; Wyauoke, Ri ain oa ac: Geo | Manhattan, Charies Ww Norfolk ‘ips Oncte elix (Fr), London ; Clan ibn, Gi inegow: O ¥ Sarg ent, Ban Francisco; darks ast Gab. Antwerp Sokrates (Nor), Bristo! reste 4 ndon; Ragna (Nor). Hamburg irs Ttal). Malta and uibraitar: Gen Sedrwick, ‘New Orleans brigs Fanny, Havana; Ixcelsior (Br), Hamilton (Bermada); Nellie Ware, Card Hasterh Star, Port au Prince: gen Fred Smith.'St Kitt and St (Br), Rio Grande do Sul; Chas P Heyer. (farvados: Ut H Seavey, Point-a-Fitre. Iso sailed arks arr ton, Mar: reatt, Aber- deem Hepabiik: Mary tase; Brg ohariotte. Wind at sunset NW, fresh. wae ig Maritime Miscellany. ‘Suir Peter Maxwei. (Br), Marshall, from P! | for Antwerp, put into shane, CB CB, Dec & leak: peneinis Bank SaRmiEento, Moody, for Montevideo, e ‘welghing anchor at Portland, preparatory to sailing, broke her Windlass, but repaired and proceeded yesterday (th), Buio Exas (Br), Chisholm, from Leahors. tor Philadel. phia, which put inte St Geo Ber la, Nov 26 in distress, remained in port Capt Cre Feported having encountered a severe harricanie on the 20th Nov, caus- and during a heavy ing the vessel to labor heavil 4 7 which suddenly abirted southerly zale, in tat 3420, lon to the north, throwmg the brig fn the trough of the sea, the cargo in’ the poop deck shiited and occasioned her to leak very badly. The weather continued bad, and bein rer of loxing the spars and becoming a total e leak increasing, thought It advisable for | the behest of all parties interest muda, where the vessel arrived as above. | omake upward. of tour inches of w in port, aud would discharge cargo w ven She oon Feonttaaed with ap podble dae es Scar Lovisa D Rartnsux, for Pascagoala from Provi- dence, which put into Charleston early part of seat i peed leaky, resumed her voyage 8th Sth Tost having pal Scour Resovvre, Snieidt. owned b: Meure W Bioketts 4 Son, of this city, has been lost ai ‘The captain | and crew were saved and landed at New York yester- day. No further particulars. The R was formerly a revenue cutter, was 12] tons burden, rated Al. valued at $5000 was not insured.—Baltimore Gazette, Dec &. for Mosquito Iniet, before re- yaaa sahote ue Cape Hatteras, was #2 rotten off Dec o and d be towed to Norfolk by wrecking tug Netue, Ose pny asthe weather moderated. The schr was leaking bat could be kept tree with one steam pump, which she had on board. Scour Symi ‘an, Carter, from Surinam vis Barbados for New York, outinto 8¢ Croix Nov — for water and with loss ot rudder. Scour Wattare apis laden with mdse Le Li Anon 2 ashore at Lennox Passage, near Canso, aud will ha’ | discharge cargo before she can be got o | | Scur Perrine, Johnson, at Stonington Dee 6 from Port Johnson, revorts:—aAt 2 AM Sunday morning, Dec 6, Charles Chesebro, of Stonington, aged knocked overboard by the foresail boom, drowned before assistance could be rendér schooner was hove to and boat lowered, but. a jerebro sank before the boat reached him. &verything done that couid be tosave him. The accident baspened near Fa.Kland [sland or abreast ot it Lrvgrpoon, Dec 7—Ship Talisman (Br), Barzington, | from New York, which arrived here Deo 4, Is by collision. Bark Conqueror (Br), Davidson, while lading at Shanghai tor ‘New York, took fire, and is badly da: age Lavncngp—At Pembroke, 25th ult, ‘rom the yard of J B Nutt, a 3-masted pebponer named G K Hatch, to be commanded by Capt Murph: ‘Thi asted schooner Findinobet by Mr Nott 25th ult aed Norman, and is to be commanded by Capt mnt ‘Whalemen. Cleared at New Bedford Des 7, bark Canton. Sherman, for the Indian Ocean. Cleared at San Francisco Dec 7, ton, and Helen Mar both of NB. on @ cruise. Sailed from Vort Chaimers, NZ, vet 27, ship Splendid, one whaling vovage. At do, bark Chance, ols dy back with loss of both anchors, and was detained to be cawona ply surveyed, A leter from Capt Bailey, of schr Emma Jane, of | New London, reporis her at Three Island Harbor, Deso- Jation, sept ne having taken 380 bbls wh and 25 Scur Heten Romuei ele- i ghane oul. an tbis wh Desolation, schrs Roswell King. Ri wity 20) bbis wh and 250 do hpbk oil; Chas Colgate, | do.'150 bbls oil, Spoken. Bark ben ych peyscae, an uiverpool for Rangoon, mes Ficnaee McDonald, from Cal Monteviaeo, uct 31, ie pi tromn Qntaieiae jon 35 10 W. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and stlo captains are tn formed that by telegraphing to the Heraro London Bareau, No 46 Fieet street, ths arrivals at ani depart. ures from European ports and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vesseis trading with the | Unitea States, the same will vavasle! totais country free of charge aad publishe 1. OUR CABLE SHIPPIYG NEWS. Antwerp, Dec 7—Arrived, bark Carl Johan (Nor), Oek- lund, Philadelphia. Sailed 7ta, ship John Gladstone (r), for Pensacola. Brexxruaven, Deo 6—Sailed, ship Admiral (Ger), Haesloop, United States. Dear, Dec Arrived, bark Dr Von Thanen Tellow (Ger), Kienow, New York for Hull, Fatmourn, Dec 6—Arrived, bark Sarah A Staples, Shute, Rangoon, leaky. Granattan, Dee 7—BSalled, steamship Olympia (Br), Young (from Trieste, 4c), New York. Haxsvac, Dec 6—sailed, ship Carl Ger), Bockelmann, New York. Komiessero—Arrived, bark Christopher Columbus (Ger), Doebler, New York; brig Express (Ger), Fret- wurst, do. Lrvenroot, Dec 8—Arrived, Echeverria, New Orleans Charleston. Lanse, Deo &Arrived, steamship State of Nevada (Sr), Braes, New York for Glasgow. Sailed 7th, 7 PM, steamship state of Georgia (Br). Cooper (from Glasgow), New York, Quexvstowm, Dec Arrived, brig Dorothea (Ger), Fessen, Charleston. Yainste—Arrived, bark Martino Cilento (ita), Lauro, New York. steamshio Gulliermo (Sp), ark Fornjot (Nor, Mobibach, 1 Foretgn Ports. Asrixwatt, Dec 6—-ailed. steamship Colon, Tanner, New York. i Baxen’s Istaxn, July $)—Sailed ship Gen Butler, Webb Queensiown Bermupa, Nov 0—In port bark Lotas Bry Ourrie, 6 gist brigs Constance (Dutch), Gey iiser, from New York F Barbados repg: Elbe (tr), Chisholm, from Leghorn for Philadelphia ts distress. sche Bray (Br), Cowan, from Prince ty Island, arrived 26th, aisg. Care Ha is, Nov ¥—Sailed, ir “i a wi Rage sale schi ‘Attoons, Fiteger. In pors Nov 9, brig Melrose, Griggs, Mor Philadelphia, i ULascow, Dec 2~Arrived, steamship Viking (Br), Tan- igek, Quebec. Nov 10—Arrived, barks Rosalia (Ital), Be- » New York and sailed 13th tor Genoa; 17th, ereival, Cadiz wud qailed same day for Va- 20 age was | sabarke Mount Wollas | Giipring, Three River ‘Sai led 12eh, bark Vittoria Muah, pomempeny 4 Tyee “fot niga “ilavana ‘Sypwan, CB. Dec “irdont, from “! (Pun wrwane, Nov xdt doth Tfoih, Laure xen fone Nov 4, Not Aor. de 5—Sali RDKAUE, York. maven. for ps nen Hilmer, Orleai Ore. Co Canpirr, Noy Rio Janeiro. men for Galvesto Deal Quebee for Lond deiphia for ¢ do. York Puss: 24th man, Witlesen, d PP nae MRssINA, Penancolns Ge Diary, Naewrort, Nov Jobn, N delph: Pourwano} re PALERMO, for’ St vo Sonn, NB, PENARI bgt se SUNDERLAND, Bs, Nagaine, toa; ‘SwaTow, ont. J (trom Al 25) ma, denas. hia. Thompson, Live Mahon to huntress, dischargi ‘with ‘foremast §} Mantiing aud oY Ieet from the | ras Fores ‘Bd, Carol ore ‘Alpine, Robbins, debe sailed, ov WTesailed Fremad. Berg. Pensacol Nov 9—Salled, Cari i ‘as inter, Noy t—Arrtved, I, Anderson, Richmond, Wace, Mov 18—Arrived, Lije Hoaghton, Rose, Phila. | averk a ‘Sept “Toxa, To ioea, Oct 81a wee Wavana, Voitupn Now poate gant, Me Call Hermaaa jore i i 3— ee rns AS fork, ny Buistot, Nov ae Sane, d jane In Kini ni for Li Baravi. eras os SO oo 2S. hvangeiine or, | @n, Pane, «: CPR | wary Pak: Dyer, for do Se Arrived, bark Meier © Warwick port bark Lady Louise (Br, | ‘Dec tm port ship Ottve (Rn, tor Bowtan. i hal oe nda be PR Oe Ree my my 9 shin Peter Maxwell e He. conten |. brig ME Colpel (Bri, Sig tee a Nov %—Arrived, stjernen, Uuttormsen, anita ia, Nieto, “Sew ork rm, | * meee ‘Ost — Passed Wet eta oa for Mow Fork i oea. eer er Lity, 1 ie, from - orcas : Revie, rom Ly ~] , trom Singapore i2— Arrived, Bonito, Seward, New York; bo Garton, fenpey do. Nov or Yorks 3 Neckar ( @, Nite iy + Batied 20th,” Star 0 ‘america; ‘Vist. A New Yor! na (since abandoned). BANGEOK, Sept Mearrived, Envoy, Reynolds, Sings- wes, Nov 25—Put for New Yor lov. Kage =I Arthur White, Berphy, Hi vanes BA. Boy Mogeeny Brew, Petersad, Ts Tage ane Dungeness, Nov 2)—I Amsterdam tor Batavia; nD, v 24—Passed, yreece Gon tor Havre Cie New" York; W—Sailed, Giano, Foeopinich, New elvout for Rew Fork, Nov M—Arrived, Peleg, Meneghallo, 19— ved, Texas, Steffens, P ig Koln 1) Range, Hull wea} on Niet Liom,’ Engrand, New uauste, Von 24, bia, Ann Turgoose, pai ypiotin from Martin W ‘aterhouse, Mary, Siewar ‘Colley. hi hhavana; Trahouebar, W on ay lov %—Arrived, Hermine, Kjerulff, New Yor oo Wov mearrived: Su ‘ork. rorth, Wass, Australia. Buevia (s), Franzen, New Dustin, Nov Z1—Arrivet sunbeam, ao; 2ara, at Ke ew York: Sas am Cleared’ 2iat, Savannah (iy Frtee.” Goodell. ‘Crockett, trom Weser, Poppe, trom Bre- . Thomas from Pa 4 ring, Bruce, from avid, Otto, Phila- ie 5 2th, Pauline, Dunp! lov 23—Arrived at Tayport, J Lori Nichoe Rigs, bisa ahi “ing Donxiak, Nov 21—Sailed, Wm Croscup, Fitchett, Car- Gif; 224, Nictanse, rs, Savannah; Elia re, Marsters, Cardif: 2th, Libra, Just, New ‘Srieane Gninsor, Nov Moarrived, Magnas Zachenases x, 4, Zachariasen, Que- bec; 25th, Donna Maria, Boane, do seh Giovonsten. Nov M—Arrivs Lavinia, Davie: 3 Star of the Isle, Scott, C! aera! Sonne ha bec; th, Director, Shamper, Pro- tector, Falck? R queess, Tre Peawill Simonetta, bi York; Vasa, Ni Gnaxrox, Nov ah aprtved, Lady Seymour, Benton, Ww, 23—Arrived, Take Simeoe, Stewart, » Premier, Waste, area nee Rivers: Olaaeman, Bran od 20th, Me ‘ : Nov eee Gomer, em go Mare uareen i : sated rane, Th ber, Garich, New York ; Mon’ }, Stevens, do; Victoria (s), Hedder- Sliver, New Orie +234," Montmorency, Ca ancisco; 2th, Amykos, Al- brethsen, jae Orleans. 25—Arrived, ork ra Quebec; 2th, Forsete, Chr Christiansen, hag |ARTLEPOOL. Nov Snowdon, ston, nes ie, Bo Winsor, Point 4e Galles pores Bri Sag. Ric! Pensacola: Maly Dareee Rideau Farland, Mor Varland. Shatt San Francisco; At! Nenaia Jones, Fries Cleared a, ‘etic » Deal 26th); Marietta, led, oem AG, Howes, fee 23—Sailed, Hardy (rom Hingad), Breme bury. Waterhouse, Rosai Raver mov Zi arrived, , WH Jordan, Richardson, St for Hi oy BeSailod, Melrose, Neill, Hon; sth bance, io Janério; Nahoy Pendieton, Fea Font de als, Al Footer atreal ,Fhornil ta Hayes Sicha tes O. Rantauernen. Johnson, Montreal, Satled, 2a Ann, Duthie, Limerick: Angiolina Ber. Nov oO (and passed Dove: Saixcos, Nov bo aiien 5 Bi Cann, Eldridee, qonace, Nov W—arrived, Ternen, Ledien, N ‘Bixcaroms, Oct 13—Salied, Kathleen, Howland, o Ioth, ‘Western Chiet, in, Boston i wee tng of Wales, Bartow: Miramichi. Ueland, Svendsen, rom Cuxhaven Nov fa ty Han- ecken, gael ake iting bac! < a i Ivensen, New Orlean: i rye oy Hons | Korg, Nov Satled, John C Munroe, Smith, MiOLYHEAD, Nov 2%—Arrived, Aagustine Kobbe, Arnett, Meserpek for Savannah. Irswice, Nov 25—Arrived, Rosa Eugenie, Bosso, New Nov 2i—Arrived, Abyssinia (s), Haine 0 a bake SE | Lady Frankiln, Olsen, Gieucester; a ince’ orale alts: Sohu Peacock, ctusborr ‘ao atloch, Wont aan Nevada (3), Prico, New Ye *r inion Mont eavawe Dt (8). iGrocaur he do. PRonoehane pacnog | Gnebes ‘nree ndrews, Scott, Mobile; nee W Weston. State Webster: sem "York, fsen, for ase: ®., Ale J Hag v8 'elso) lutneriand, Southwes GAbeon, Halitax; Hattie G Mo- lavan ao (9). Roma esto ylia, Portia Lonpon, Nov. di Arrived, Sir oe New York ( te peel for (aon ‘ikinwets eee: en, raml Une, ‘thor act 2th, Abralv icero, Mou! eoeap raha Matcovich, New York; | Citkay Laake, Sh acuenay; tant wi ‘Natvig, Qnebec; Egeria, rstat- ingen, Lydersen New York: city et ouches. Davidson, Montre: nn May, Bull River; Constantia, Christen: Quebec; Aurora, Bonnevie. dos Jens, Petersen, d ', Montreal; jNordauvet Mytesrer Quates Metcalf, New York ka jen Her. i; Ste rgaard, ‘Pensacola red out 28, John N Gamewell, Berry, for Ro- ontitied from Gravesend 28d, Rhine, Sti 3 25th, Belgic (3), Moteait Nee Fores gli alba aa ny NDONDERRY, Nov 28—Arrived, India. Stag@e<Baiti- Vitaliea 26th, Countess of Dufferin, Baltimore; The, Do- wzir, Nov 21—Arnived, Atlantic, Kllengon, Quebec. Limerick, Nov 25—Arrived, Dathie, Mi Francisco; A onardi, schiafino, New Yor 1t—Arrived, eveete teh. Neptune, Beal, Basen (44861018, NOV 2l—-sall beter ee 22—Sai Ann urray, San Ke Aba (Kader, Sparrow, ‘AO Vinge, Henriksen, Bos- Heinrick Hall, Meyer, rf Hester A Blanchard, ered for loading, Sarah E Kings- a Nov 17—Arrived, Edith, Lockhart, Philadel- ba: id Nov 17—Arrived, Caroline Eddy, Dodge, Phila- Noy 22—Arrived, Berlin, Jones, C. Nov, 1é—Arrived, Teresina, Angelio, New D, Nov. oe ne roads, Victoria, Peterson, uebec. Kong, ; jar, Ki Bolte F Chitesa,’ New York; ved, Jane Figo nari orig, Urlatol: Nigola fitted ; Aiermeta! adori ri icolo Dray ritann is Carat th, ania Chiara, Tan’ Christina, Ant: Werh t ssgndga® Fess Rosa Parr mee men} Ta der wae ‘aberdeen ‘Weom), Dundes Jotinson, Oregon. “arizona, Venus, sydney, rcaithen, Newenwang< "=e Blanchard, Hardy rf Dove, Simonson, Uar- uivoton, NZ, Sept Arrived, J 4 Thompson, Banceiona, wilgeg 19—The Caborne, GriMths, irom New Orleans, which arrived 18th inst, hi Lag! quarantine, iM, also from Ne bie Fatt the harbor. aLourta, Oct 30—Th ome z M for Boston, “witch wi hans id 16, was towed off (as rep. by telegraph) on about 200 tons cargo into lighters. ‘he iy surveyed, having had Sivers ander she procee Oaernanvon, Nov 24—The bark Walton (of Li Thomas, which salled trom this dona, NB (in ballet, ‘and put bac! ny as been sent to Port as likewise the schr Orleans, which an- ies, Fulford, raed ramond {oborted periectly uminjured, pos on Sept to this Pore Oct 2 ¥ Le tecomnee ubandoned), js now dis- Constaxtixortx, Nov 19—The Grazia (betore reported), from New York tor Odessa, the shoal off Seragito Point, ashore close to ihe iighthouse, ip Treet water and about ‘anchors below a ed a Roy. 16, and. was driven ; We Vessel was thrown on her : aden, Si Bath, | ; Me" Fowes, Bau River, | stare Btar of the Isle, Scott, from Miremi- ir | er, Konigebare: achrs Samuel McMan ~ RES eS items Seto cae aster of oimaiSia a) iy Texbest iSeries sr tot aie euler pees fe at Scie in aS Nov fate M a Antonia Maria ts discharging » Pia TY pgegagenes mare than two-thirds Kor %—The Belgic @, of Bothverpect, a er york ta ut of Victoria’ Dock semterday a Pom stereaipere deans bareanes tie entrance. ‘iaeing ry a a tron Works laden wit shes rod- LJ, aiso an empty barge. Belgic Amerteae Ports. | .morton Dee 7 arrived. schr Newell B Hawes, Ken- ot ae stearer bree an Co option. Genet Haliett, se: = ype chie« Calvin T . J Fellows, ‘smith, Ho “Sie rm ‘te Haslett, Baltimore Cand © eda tee 3 pers, - | fa Rye i jamaica; a Retted Jennie Nannie ? ties: seein oe = Py Phance, Me pad, is Jeoeiry, vohr ae es lor’, PRESSE air oe eer i ooh intebtandes, Wood, New bet aaron, Dec 7—Cleared, sche Hartstene, Mo a pal bark National Eagle, Sears, Liverpool, ae (Ger), Brass, Liver- eS = Lathrop Br), Dee. semen has been or- ae area rv. Giliman, de Y gi right, Sew York; Le Sendutinaind ih Hi. ts di Lanne ea" SR ‘ies: Rirazoms (ir Pascual, wed a figrsriona nae: Asie, (ph, Cori ArT BEA Voriuna Ror), Pederson, Irow Grimeby, Boorewest Pa, Dec 8—Arrived. ship Talbot Rall bark Desseti Dubrovacks (Aus, WA. Fis, Nov %—Arrived, schr Sallie M* hrs Sarah Shubert, Regret fee. rah Lockwood, Hartenae, oF 8 EBFORD. 10 pee 5—Arrivea, sche 8 8 Smith, ve, Wi Wareb: C ived whre Yankee Boy, Poiedetphia; Vire ee Tate viding Le = A) New York for somerset; Geo WG for Provi- $ fv dence. — Arrived, schrs ¥: Louisa, New York speiecarrigad es stave ioe tian er Fe! fen Seoman, Provitencs for Fire Istand ; i. Gifford, do, ior | New Redtord ued 4 q Taunton ~ or eet fi: a a tucker hols for New + Roanoke, foun ton for do, Hatin ‘sonananaptove * Bella A Nowe "aac huses chs We A Tacomory ‘OR! mgout B Mount. ovome Ved arriet Kyan, a Tore NEW LONDON. De Bee 7—Arrived, echrs Success, with x Raymond, for New York, R P NEw MAVEN, Dec7—Arrived, achre John B Carving. Baltimore ra. Warden, South Amboy; a: Orica. mith do. eit Cl ead Ta Owens, ‘Simpson, and G W Ray- Rd SAGOLA, De tnd Z-Anies Oe Abraham Lincoln sche ry he fie re MG Baris, bieeae Eiterpgal: snes Lin Ainermann, a eee ia arrived. steamship Harrisbarg, ir sarah Wood, eTlekman, do; rar eethan teh rovide: step Cleare vampomenip, Cratiants, Niles, Fary, Land, Genoa: Thyra (Dan), brig Ads H Hall’ Johnston, Bartaion? ing, Smith, Galveston: Lucy iE oneewell uae, Newbury: port: Thomas W Hay n. Brown, Providence ; JW awn, rete x, Chase, Fall $ Smith, leber: Suita A Ward, Cay “John Bar rett. and A M Ketchum, Ketham. Boe Also cleared, steamshi para Al New. [tincgl schts Alex ant lake, New jord ; rissa Allen, Ford. Pawtack: CRewoarna, Del. bee & a saad wet yf AM, sehrs Florence Novell, irom Newburyport; ind, from al bow Boe | all Kiver; B FCoctinghaim and Lizaie M Passed down last evenine—Bark ener Five (Ger), tor Pali tiver; Ida L, for Unc paver by re k. probably the Hellas, from Liverpool, assed ui nis Pent ry A Ward. tor Boston, anch of here inst night and proceeded down in tow this w), trom trial Up, steamship Pottsville ne: flog vents Musa ir uery and Jenme F Diverty. tor ‘ton. Pio down—Steamship vg ce for Beste sehra AN Gesner. ior Laas a: lex eae aa Deb, for Port Royal. in’ port—Bebra Julia Amerfons Eagle, for Hewbar rote ead pth Fisk, for Boston, Toadtay is timbers ag rain ch iy chat Dec 8, AM—Steamer Albemarle odes York. An unknown went up in nd one arrived this Barkentne si jay. Sedwell Jane as betore. Brig Wextori (ir), Bradshaw, trom Gelfe for fiadelphia, arrived to-day, Vessels of AM unchapged. Steamer Albemarle re- maine for New York. RTLAND, Deo 8—Sailed, bark Sarmiento, Moody, Mantevides (see Miscel), Cleared Steamer \ hesapeake, Mai New York; bark S W Holbrook, Matanzas; brig Endorua, New York; sears live H Robinson, Jamaica, Ethan “Aen, Balti: PORTSMOUTH, Dec 7—In lores harbor, hr E Cham- bers, Reed, from Dorchester, NB, for sbhOVINORTOWN, Dee 7—Arrived, ‘Smyrniote, E Nickerson, Poliedetonta for Bos- ew York for Ey —Arrived, erat ors, adeeb Hunter, Sherman, oF do: schrs, Grace ‘Oirdlor, Saunders, Georgetown. | Daring Bddy, Rideout, Hoboken; JH Burne, Gard: ‘SailedSohes Harvest. Corwin Serpe man; iy nkit, Watson, and Emel Potter, New RICHMOND, Dec 7—Arrived, schr Gersh Ban! Price. New York, to load flour for South America. ms ai oy a . ship St Joun, Serib- ec = Salted, ships Gra poet: Com- padre (Br), Mhomas, do: © c Horn io. Feune, f; sont Milton Badger (9 i rey, —Kalled, suip Haddington (Br), Oro Reve Tt Arrived, ship Brewster, Collins Tyespeane ars or Ga tional feeutnsuip Mcuregor ABE, Jacobson, Byd- ne AVA: wait ‘Deo 5—Arrived, brig Laura B (Br), Mer- rat Aerie, Ont. ee eee ee to i riana, Post, Cleared—Steamer Le, Di jels, Row Yor’ ; bark Mag- nolia (Br), Wilson ‘vet pook Sailed—Barks Cathar: amet wa payee M Dudman (Bp, Durkee, Port A Ro ers, Bal linore: brig Mohawk, 5t ‘Mary's; woh 4 ‘aadis i Py ONINGTON d—Arrived, seht Perine, SheMe!d, NINGTON, 1 Port Vi gunsen VER RiPeataaricet este F Rott. 34 sobre av ior or Vi aan Rate Ave Harunar"ior Bone a oat. tor Bewve Bi on Ee how vork. forden 0, do ae wnihond, won, for “en Glouce ry ‘ Florence Port Joh ir Philadel, r) and re Kil i pad, zg Portiand, tor Returned— re A Pai ie, Deed ese ine (Br), Kawi “Bones Videtso, 5 O tler (Br) and Geo Amos. ios wat eee Gitar) brags anor wor, irpool: Freia (Nor), Oiawae' demure Honegs, for Philadelphia; schr Lucia New Vork, Z | ee: ar Bla Swickland, Ne ounsellor Private offices and rostionce, Re 4 3 OBTAINED FROM COURTS Law, way, bog aes oh *londay trom 5 oe a sufticient cause. 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