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

VICKSBURG. The Herald 1d Appealed To by the Opposing Interests. A Complete History of Mon- day’s Battles. The Whites Charged with Heart- less Massacre. THE DEMOCRATIC VIEW. Editor Shearer Represents the Citi- zens’ Grievances, GOVERNOR AMES’ STATEMENT. To THE EpiTOR oF THE HERALD:— Jacxson, Miss., Dec, 9, 1874, 1 take this as an opportunity to present an inci @ent of the suffering of the colored people of the Seuth im their slow and uncertain course toward personal liberty and personal security, with the hope that the great generous heart of the nation may be moved, because I have yet to see political events at the South reported fairly for republicans; and, least of all, to set myself right before the people. That I should be fairly repre- sented cannot be expected from a partisan oppo- sition whichcan find {tin their hearts to put scores of men to death tor political Feasons. Such an opposition cannot justice to an opponent, nor hag one either tme or inclination to correct constant misrepre- | sentation, The present troubles in Vicksburg are ‘ut the natural outgrowth of the violence of last | Angust’s election and are, in my opinion, for po- | Aatical purposes, WHAT THE “LEAGUES” ARE DOING. ‘The white leagues at one time and taxpayers’ league at another have been for some time through | of the omcials, were stolen from the Court House. | ‘their committees examining the books and papers of the county officials, They, the leaguers, atis said, forced themselves on the Grand Jury and after a lengthy session found indictments against but one county official, a colorea man, by the name of Davenport. This information, rela- tive to the action of the Grand Jury, I wecetved from the foreman of said jury and | she leaguers. No charge was made against the officiai conduct of Sherif Crosby. 1 know he hhas made his settlements to date. They antici- | pated—so said the foreman of the Grand Jury re- serred to—that the county would be defrauded be- eause Crosby’s bond was not sufficient. Here let me say, republican officials who have to give bonds are constantly being attacked through them and embarrassed beyond measure, yet the number of | @efaulters in the Siate during the past year have been more numerous among democratic officials general alarm was given, and @ detachment of | and for a greater amount, so say all our reports, | than among repudlican officials. The leaguers | pretend to eay that THE PETIT JURY WILL BE PACKED to acquit Davenport and two ex-county officials against whoindictments have b een found. So jar as | know—so far as I could learn from the foreman of tne Grand Jury—ihe indictment against Davenport and the pretended tear of packed juries were the only cause of the present usurpa- tions and bloodshed in that city. Alter a meet- amg Of the so-called taxpayers a committee waited en Crosby and demanded his resignation. Crosby declined to ‘resign, and asked what charges had been preferred against him. The chairman of the committee stated they were only imstracted to ask nis immediate resignation. Afterward a mob of some 600 waited on him and he resigned to save his life—so he has stated to me. The other oOfficiais to be waited on made their escape or secretea themselves. The Circuit Court was in session, and the | Judge, being deprived of his Sheriff, came down from the bench and was going to leave the room, bat (solam informed by an eye witness) was Jorced to return to it and adjourn the court toa Biven day. JUDGE BROWN’S REPORT, ‘The following is a note received by me from the Judge :— Jo His Excellency Governor AMES:— At becomes my daty to in‘orm you that an organ- ized mob, composed of several nundred armed men, have this evening taken jsoreible jon of the Court House and jail of this county, and forced most of the county oMcers to resign or flee to the country for protection, The mob is in possession of the records of the offices, and Threaten violence to any oue who does not recog- mize their authority. My court 1s imsession, but I am powerless and cannot execute the law. Ke- Hef must be furnisned [rom abroad in the way of military by the Siate or general government, and that quickly, to prevent gene ral riot and loss of Me. Very respectiuily, GEORGE F. BROWN, Judge Fiiteenvh Judiegal District. Thus anarchy prevailed. Then came the ques- faon, Shall the United States be called upon, or shall the State attempt to maintain its authority Were three white citizens killed and three | and laws? For obvious reasons the President should not be appealed to until the State authori- ties had acted. Saturday Sheriff Crosby returned to Vicksburg. My Adjutant Genera: went the wame day. The city was then full of armed men, many having gone there irom other towns and Jrom Louisiana. THE GOVERNOR APPRISED OF THE FIGHTING. About midday un Monday I received tue follow- ing telegram :— To Governor A. AMES:— Riot commenced about nine o’clock A. M. Fight- img outside city limita, on Grove street. Armed bodies of men moving out on different streets, They bave possession of the Court House, and Sherif Crosby is under arrest. Militia are power- | less to enforce order. A. G. PACKER, Adjntant Ge neral, ANOTHER DESPATCH, Later the following came:— To Governor A. AMES :— Fighting has ceased. Ten or twelve colored and one white man killed. Probably twice that num- ber wounded, Twenty or ie | beoners taken by whites. LEE, A. D. ©, 1 afterwards learned the jonowing facts:—Tnat the colored men had an understanding wo aid Crosby in his effort to regain possession of his office, and started from various parts of the county Monday morning. Early that morning Crosby | the lead- | to | Te- | was seized by the mob, One of ing meno of a body of men going Crosby’s aid, one Owen, saw bim and ceived his orders countermanding those previ- ously given, and ordering him to desist from farther efforts in his behalf. Under @ flag of truce Owen returnea to his friends, and was reporting his interview with Crosby when the White Leaguers voted to assault Owen’s party, and at once advanced om them and opened fre. It is reported that few of Owen’s men had arms, and at once broke and ran. THEN THE SLAUGHTER BEGAN. Is is said ana believed, that some sixty or eighty colored men were killed. The same old stury— negroes Killed by the score, none of their oppo- ments burt, and still the negro to biame. is reported to me that unarmed negroes on cotton bales, going to town, were killed. Also men were killed elsewhere witn- out any arms in their possession. Post tive word comes to me that the first man killed | ‘was a Presbyterian minister, ander the following circumstances :—He was proceeding along a street tm Vicksburg when he was accosted oy & squad @ nen, one of whom asked Dim where he was the State, and J invoke the aid do | It | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBE 10, 1074.—TRIPLE SHEET. (omg. His replywes sdout as follows:—“Down to the house.” “What nouse “Bown where I live.” Whereupon he .was shot dead. This! give to Gtustrate the spigit-which ta reported as existing m Vicksburg. CROSBY'S DANGER. Tuesday I received the foliowing telegram:— ‘To Governor Auns:— leave on spectal:train for Jackson. Suspend orders ull I see you. A. G. PACKER, Adjutant General. Upon the arrival of.General Packer he greeted me with these words:—“l bi come by @ epectal train to save Crosby’s life. They say if they get @ ‘Yelegram that the Unised States troops are coming to Vicksburg before the resignation of Crosby can be accepted by the Beard of Supervisors Crosby ‘Will be put to death.” 1 had not sens for United States troops. My Teply was that I could not hold any intercourse with the mob in Vicksburg. Last evening I wsaued.a call forthe Legislature to assemble to-day. I heard that fighting was taking place in @ remoge part of Warren county. Vicksburg is the county seat of Warren county, Such. In brief, are the facts. I will not give the mass of details I learn ofthe troubles tm Vicke- burg. Tne leaguers have had full and complete | control of the affairs there, and there was no more necessity for the massacre of Mon- day tha there was for the riot in your city some twelve years ago, which resulted im the death of eo many innocent and ‘harmless negroes. It is the opinion of many—#o "18 reported—the White Leaguers proclaim that, as they find they can get political control only by force, they will apply force. ADELBERT AMES, Governor of Mississippi. EDITOR SHEARER’S STATEMENT. | To Tag Epivor.op THR HERALD: ,YIcks2uRG, Mies,, Dec, 9, 1874. The diMeculty Nere nas been called a riot, bat that was a misnomer. It was an attaek in three separate columns by negroes upon the city. The cause of this attack can be stated in.a few words. | For six months Sheriff Peter Crosby (colored) has been exercising the functions of tne office without having given a legal oond. The Board of County | Supervisors refused to order him to give | the reguiar bond, and the time arew on to pay the county taxes, some $200,000. The Cnaneery Clerk was without any bond what- ever, and under an indictment for embezgiement and forgery, a3 was his predecessor, Cardose, the present State Superintendent of Education. CHABOES AGAINST THE SHESIFF. Notwithstanding his indictments the Sherif was | notoriously packing juries, and three weeks ago the county reeords, bearing evidence of the guitt | ‘The Taxpayers’ Association, composed of the pest | citizens and property holders, held a meeting !ast Wednesday, and in a body went to the Court House and demanded the resignation of the Sheriff, | the Chancery Clerk, the Treasurer, and the | Coroner. The Sheriff only was found, and he | reigned. The Sheriff then went to Jackson to consult with Governor Ames. On his return on | Saturday @ card appeared on the streets and was | circulated throughout the county, signed by | Crosby, calling on republic#hs, white and black, | to come to his aid and sustain his post- | tion. Crosby publicly and through the | papers denied tne card; yet on Sunday berailies came that negroes were arming and gathering at diffcrent points to march on the city, | but little credence was given to the report then. THR ATTACK. On Monday morning at five o’clock the alarm | Was given that the negroes were approaching srom several directions. The white citizens armed | and organizea in companies. At nine o’clocka | citizen soidiery marched out of Grove street, and, near Point Lookout, just inside the city itmits, | met a body of 200 negroes. The commander of | tne citizens warned them to disperse, when the Tegroes replied, “We have come for a fight and | We are going to nave it.” | Firing then commenced. The negroes were | soon routed, with a loss of six killed, several | ‘wounded and some prisoners taken. | the latter was Ancrew Owens, the negro com- | mander. FIGHTING ON THE OLD GROUND, A few minutes after thie engagement a detach- ment of citizens, sent out on the Jackson road on | the northeast side, encountered @ large body of negroes, strongly intrenched in the old federal | breastworks, just west of the monument where Pemberton § surrendered, The fight here lasted an hour, and wasthe most ganguin- | ary fight of the day. The infantry tn front | engaged the negroes, while the cavairy charged | their flanks. The negroes fled in wild disorder and twenty-five were killed and wounded. Oliver | Brown, white, was also killed. ~ THE THIRD BATTLE. About the same time three companies of citizens met 250 negroes on Cherry street, South, and, with a yell, charged on them, driving them from thetr strong position on the hill with light loss, The cavairy at other points dispersed the negroes and by noon the war was over. Sheriff Crosby was arrested early and put under guard at the Court House. On Monday night an effort was made to lynch him, but the deed was prevented by tne white guard. On Tuesday after- noon the funeral procession of Oliver Brown, while passing Snyder’s Biufl, near the city, firea into by negroes, and William Vaughan, a citizen, was killed. | To-day everything is quiet and business has been resamed in the city. The Board of County Super- | visors held a meeting and accepted the Sheriffs | resignation, and ordered an election to fill the vacancy. | | | THE CASUALTIES | woundea, | Of negroes there were about seventy-five killed and wounded and thirty or forty taken prisoners. | Owens, the negro commander, who was cap- tured, says he was ordered by Crosby to come to the city on Monday morning with all the armed negroes he could gather togetner. Stackhouse, | another prisoner, says the same order was read in @ negro church in the lower part of the county | on Sunday. | A MILITIA PORCE has been organized to-day under the command of Colonel French, and no further trouble is appre- hended. Governor Ames has cailed an extra ses- sion of the Legisiature, to meet on the 17th inst., | to consider this Vicksburg diMculty. To-day, in the house ef Davenport, the indicted negro chancery clerk, were found tbe stolen records. |} Davenport has of course absconded. U. V. SHEARER, | City Editor Vicksburg Herald. | nets THE GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION. JicKson, Dec. 9, 1874. Governor Ames has tssued @ proclamation set- | ting Jorth the fact of @ riot at Vicksburg; stating that the rioters have by threats and intimidation expelied the Sheriff of Warren county, and are now resisting the laws,and that the rioters have made threats against other county oMiciais, compelling them to flee for their lives, and adds that:— Whereas, as the State Courts were in fall force and vigor and competent to panisd aay of such officials, if dishonest, until said courts were pi alyzed by tue action of such unlawiul aagembiage ; a"whereas gach threats and ingimidations have been directed exclusively agains®toiored efictals ; and Si Wwhereas It is satisfactorily presented to me that the object of aaid riotous aud disorderly action is to deprive colored men of their civil and political ri 4 because of their color; an hereas it is provided by the @Onstitution and laws of the United Lary that the protection of | race or color; and | Whereas it is the duty of tne Governor of the State to use all his power to execute the laws and suppress riots and insurrections, as provided in the State constitatior ot! ‘Adelbert Ames, Governor of the State Miseissppi, do hereby make proclamation | Sna command said rioters and disorderly ersons to disperse and retire peaceably to | Bhete reapecti abodes and hereaiter sub- mit to the legally constituted authorities of aid and co-operation Among | ton. law shail not be denied to any citizen because of of all good citizens te aphetd ‘the Iswe and pre- serve the aCe. Peace: ADELBERT.. AMES, Governor, ‘Reporting ef the Fighting om Tucsdey “was ‘Téenewed at Snyder's Blof, ten miles roms she clty, !aet evening, between several hun- dred negroes and forty whiten. <A courier’ ‘was sent to Vicksburg fer reiniorcements, whica were sent om without delay, amd after a shore’ skirmish four negroes were Kilied and thre wounded, whereupon the negroes retreated. Last night the negroes arove in the white pick: ete (rom Fort Hill, and it is said have intrenched + themselves there, they recetving larger rein- ments over counties, At last accounts bso were marching ob the city Osgaquena = road, —_ drivin; the whi velore them. They fired into a funer procession yesterday, wounding ame white msn. ee was returned and three megroca were The Mayor's Preclamation. Mrmrnis, Tenn,, Dec. 9, 1874 On receipt ef Governor Ames’ proclama ‘tion thig evening Mayor U!Leary issued one, stating that there had been no riotous as aembiage, only a peaceful meeting of citizens, and deciares the Governor’s statements meretricious and Menaacious and unjust to the last degree. L therefore, warn all persons to be guarded to reserve good order and r ot for the law.” SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM WEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF DECEMBBR AND JANUARY. Steamer. | Sate. Basle. |Pestination, | fice Holsatia... { Hamburg. 61 Br Broadway. P Calang 10:| Rowerdats [00 Broadway, State of Indiana..| it 1Glasrow,..172 Broadway, City of Brooklyn. [Bee VW Liverpool. 116 Broadway nic. Lavet W Broadway. Havre ...../65 Broadway. Liverpool. /69 Broadway. Bremen... |2 Bowiing Green Giasgow...|7 Bowling Green | Hamburg. . | 113 Broadway. . Liver oool.. |4 Bowling Greem | 61 Broadway. L.|15 Broadway. 19 Broadway, ov Broadway. 7 Bowlng Green 2 Bowling Green | | Chnbria | City o1 .| Liverpool |29 Broadway. .| Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green Glasgow...|72 Broadway. .| Rotterdam |50 Broadway if} Broadway. 15 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green 55 Broaaway 2? Bowling Green reen | 2 Bowling Green 72 Broadway. State of Nevada. 65 Broadway. St Laurent... Almanac for New York—This Day. 8UN AND MOON, WIGH WATER. Gov. Isiand....eve 9 32 seve 8 47 seve 1117 PORT OF NEW YORK, BEC. 9, 1874. CLEARED. Steamship Mate @p, Le? Le Messurier, Liverpool via Queenstown 0 Francklyn, ‘Steamship Minnesota (Br), Jones, Liverpool via Queens. | town—Williams 4 Guion. | Steqmahl ip Anglia (Br), Smith, Glasgow—Henderson — ‘Bteamship City of San Antonio, Pennington, New Or- | leans—C H Mallory & gestamanip, North Point, Smith, Philadelphia—ig@M ard mshi og Lord of the Isles (Br), Piper, London—O L Wright ae Parcel (Nor), Peterson, Morgan Pili—Funch, Ed: ie Were 8) ark Nystad or), Christensen, Falmouth for orders | ‘obias & Co. Bark Francisea Rellaganbe (tal), Borzone, Cork or | Faimouth—slocovi-h & Bark Brancisoo, Antonis, (ita, Vag, Corx for orders— Lauro, Storey & Co. Bark J K Chase, Davis, Matanzas—J W Elwell & Oo. Brig Harry & Aubrey (Br), :briges, Barbados—Dwight Platt. —_ Helen G Rich, Collins, Cardenas—James E Ward “pein Abbie C Titcomb, Edevean, Richmond—J H Win- Scbr Elizabeth De Hart, Low, Bahia—Miller & Hough- Rope Fanny Pike, Robbins, Bahia—John Boynton’s Son nae Alexander Harding, McBride, Cardenas—Slaght & ‘sehr Susan Wright, Mount, Galveston—Tupper & Beat- | None David) Currie, Darrel, Brazon Santiago—Wood- | pene B Dickenson, Dickenson, Savannah—J W Elwell ac | ‘Schr F K Wilson, Cropper, Norfolk—Slaht & Petty. Sehr Lizzie Florence, Lippincott, Norfolk—Slaght & Schr Harriet Baker, Young, Poston—H P Brown & Co. Schr Will Wadsworth, Frost, New Haven—Charles H Low. Po med C Walker, Sherrer, Philadelphia-J & N 8. peeamer Ana Enza, Richaras, Philadelpnia—James an ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE Steamship Abyssinia (Br), Harris, Liverpool, Nov. bed and quecnstown <n. with mdse snd passengers to © ranck ly int 47 57, lon 36 44, named ‘Briton bound east show! wing signal letters th, Jat ei. Weuasas. sole” holte (on), bonid cart; kth, lat a oe Jon €6.38 sehr Floueer trom Boston tor Port iteabeuke 12 Seeman Glamorgan (Br), Laybourne, Cardiff Noy | 27, with i mdse and 14 passengers to Archibald Baxter & Co. | _ steamship ney (Ger), Thomas, Lenny | Nov 7, ‘ith mdse and 250 passengers to natty ‘achod Kubne. Had rough weather, with strong W winds a4 heavy hea | sea. Steamsnip City ot New York, Deaken, Havana Dec 5, with mdse ind passengers to F ‘Alexandre & Bons. reamstnp City of AUsuD, Suevens Gaiveston Nov ov a yin key On ¢ 4, with mdse and passengers to 0 peor te Vindicator, pox ton. Savannah Dec 6, with mdse and passengers o R Lowden. Steamship San Jacinto, iiazard, Savannah Dec 8 with mdse and passengers to W BR Garrison. Steamship Richmond, Reed, Kichmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Ola Do- minion steamship Company. ‘Steamship North Point, Sinith, Philaderphia, with mdse to the Lorillard steamship Co. | Steamshap Fanita, Howe, Philadelphia, with mdse and passunsers to Lorillard Steamship Cn. oteamshi ; oe Albemarie, Kelly, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Vid Dominion Steamship Co. Ship Cham) in (ot Boston), Merrill, Calcutta and Band Heads Aug 18, with mdse to master. Passed Ou of Seog Hope Uct 16, and crossed the Equator Nov 6, — Ne), Coffin, North Shields Hark Vibilia (of Yarmouth 86 days, with mdse to H & F W Meyer, vessel to Boyd & ieken hada heavy gate No date, tat 5) 30, lon ‘get H lasting i" hours, commencing at ¢1 ‘around to north; thence to lat 42 22, ion. 50 40, had a suce cession of west to north vest gales; ¢ r and lower maintopsail yards aud apiit aa Banks heavy south and northeast winds: lat 30 21, lon 98, spoke ship L B Guchrist, irom davennalal Liverpool; 29h, lat 4038, lon 6 4, bark Josephine or | | Liverpool, NS),'bound Dec 6, lat 40, lon 69 20, ship B | B'Fuller, trom Bellast, Me. for New Orleans, KS | “Bark Ceres (Ger), Duesiner, Ro terdam 68 days, with mdse to Funch, Kdye & (o, fad iresh W ales most of Janada (of Windsor, NS), Wood, Zante 56 days, with currants to Lawrence, Giles & Oo; ‘vessel to Simp- Jona shaw. Pawed Gibraltar uct ?8 Hark -amuel b Spring (ot Portiand), Small, Buenos Ayrea Oct & via Monievideo 13th, with hides, a, Brett, -on & Co. Crossed the Kquator Nov . in tol St So W; Oct 17, lat 30 46 5 lon 4710 W, exchanged signals ship Driver (Br), from Liverpool tor Vaiparaiso, 42 6 8, lon 32 3 xchanked signals | a Duteh ship ‘steering SSE. ug Commercial | with lettereN'Cd SOF NG P 8; oth tat it 20 8, lon British bark trom Vaiparaiso, showing letters HIS och Jat 13 8, lon MW, a French bark trom Free- port for Frontera. 4) ‘days out, showing signal with lee | ters KW RN in it 7th, lat Li 16 8, lon 33 1s, a orit pe trom Hamburg tor Valparaiso. showing ters SK nga P; same day, ship Clarissa, trom Cardil po 220, Jat 15 15'N, lon 64 30 W, trig ares rei ny brig Jennie A Cheney (ot Boston), Arey, Rio Grande days, with nides to Oelrichs & Co; vessel to HP Brown & Co. Crossed the Equator Nov 1d, in lon 41 155 Nov & lat 15805, lon 8449, spoxe bark ~ophie Helena (Ger), trom Newcastle for Valparaiso: lith, lat 645 3, | lon ‘AW W, bark Nomad, hence tor Meibourne; 26th, | lat @ N, lon 61 25, brig Lizzie Zittlosen, from Montevideo | for New York, and suppued her with provisions. ets Pearl of New Haven), Briggs, 3t Pie Fre, Mart, 18 re, 41 days out cian (Fr). steer days, with sugar to Dani Trew ores &Co, Was6 days N of Hatteras, with strong head winds and sea. Brig Tarifa, Brown, sait Cay, TI, 4c days with salt to Darrel) & Co, vessel to Simpson Be 40 Brig Hacue Katon (of Boston}, Cool t Harbor, TT, ipdare, with salt to Duncan Meboll; to Mier & | Houghton. | Sone Kensett, Downing, Malaga 45 days, with fruit to | has returned, taken on her cargo, and is aow waiting for Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND GOUTE. Star, Holey, Cornwallis, N8, ‘for New Bid hn, MB, tor Mew Test 1S Sehr Guiding bh one coal if to! Pee a ow aye mi o Lenden for New York. meet + Daniel Britaaian” Carrol Now’ Haven for Balti- Anadir, Corwin, esport tor New York. vee ‘Aiifed braddock Emerson, New Haven tor New tone ie Ourney, Gurney, Providence for New York. anu acy Chi Nickerson, ew Haven hew Yor! J autt Samuel P Goswin, Waterbury, Stamford for New ‘ork. Steamer Bev parrot Young, Providence tor new York, with undse and passengers. BOUND BAST. Sehr Macy Tice, Danbam, Port Johnson tor Hew Ha- 1 E H Drummond, Big! New York 8 for Cadiz. Bene Iete (ar), —- by Liat MB e « Hazleton, burg tor hr B D Pitts, Port yohnsen ior tor froviasuse. bene Emma M Fox, Case, for Eastport. SAILED. r, and Minnesota asic a ars leans: t n, Pernambai ‘and Bahia; ren Bel ea di tf Re} plik Ger es a Mery jacnilton’ (ie ry ; ‘nan (BP). Liverpoo; brig Charlotte, Santander. “Wig at sa nent W. light Maritime yeneimperld Sur Awpaew Lovirr (Dr), ee, at St John, NB, Deo Begeod ionniak sapere cre waded Ghat ae | iw demanded thats! j Caot vurkee commanded them to recara-to their ery act (pam that his vessel was bound at port must go, and they must work or sink. | ‘The men tet ly Feu to duty. The windmill was rigged to Dumps, and she was enabled to reach her destinauon. Sa Mary J, ube feasn. § from ane i Great Piet ut into Sydaey, CB, in a sendy tion, was us divchareing cargo Deo 5 for the purpose 01 undersuing Burr Coxpovan (Sw. RaW, Sept 18 ie Commorae (ia, yom Srey Mee Auctiand Fe San 2ath, dimasied, was sorioasl Ghegled. aad was Being th, dismasted, w apomay Sen gle 3 Ret Uct 2 atan estimat Bane Evrma (Sp), wi was some weeks ago blown over on her side at Smithville, aa. has been raised and | towed up to Wilmington Deo 7. The mel was found wound in every particular. Tne rigging on the port side ‘was Very inuc ARAISE, fat being The ‘ide upon which the vessel was lying. ‘The Elina will atonce undergo the necessary repairs ‘and soad. 1G WxxrorD (Br), Brads! . Lel, had some of her sage. Sour Kuxpaicn Fis, as she was leaving Vineyard Haven morning of 9h inst ran afoul of the schr A Sea. man, and had her forerigging on the starboard side carried away and her foressil torr. She would make ha a beiore proceeding. The 4 5eaman was not dam- aged from Sydney, from Elsinore, at New- | ils blown away on the windlass. Scxe nee Ronmet, for Mosvalts Inlet, before re- ported as ashore at Cape Hatteras, and subsequently got off, Was towea into Noriolk wec 6 for repairs, Scur G F Barrp, of StJohn. NB, before reported wrecked on Cranberry Isle, Me, was valued at $4,500 and insured for nearly $3,000, Sour W L Brapiey. Chase, from Malaga for Boston, was otf Cape Cod Dec 9 with loss of toretopmast and fly- ing Jibboom, CHR KesoLote (of Lge ep). pleat: before ered wrecked, sailed from Kin; ‘amaica Oct 13, after eiling most ot outward care. About 8 o’ciock on the thee ofthe 15th she ran on Newbold reefs, 250 miles | trom Kingston, and filing wiih water went down. ‘The | officers and crew, seven in all, went oa smali sand key not far distant in the small boats. The c.ptain wanted the men to assist in saving the material of the vessel and such of her ones < could be reached. put they mutinied and reused, twin and mate then went in one of | the boats te the island of vid cop Moree tor the pur- pore. of chartering a schooner to go to the wreck, but fore they reached there a party of islanders had ob: tained the only schooner there and gone to Newbold reets to wrec« the schr Three Brothers (another aceount says sebr had run on there two ns hejors, stripped tl Captain Spieiats crew ‘sasisting them. Taey took the propert; voth vessels to Old Providence, and, it is stated, claimed the whole. Capt Spleidt and the mate co Mr Basle! .y York, where tiry arrived by steamer Hy Chaunce from Aspinwall. ihey left Kingston Oct Streamer Lovistaa, sunk in the oben twenty tons of pig iron yet in the lower cargo has been secured that could be reached, Two more pontoons are to be sent trom Baltimore. The chains for raising the Louisiana ate in place, and Cap- tain Stoddard, the contractor, expects in a short time to bring her to the surface. Steamer NortHrnn, of and for London, which put into Halifax leaky last suminer, having repaired, sailed Dec | 4 for destanation via Sydney. Stzauer Rockaway. from New York for Fernandina, Fla put into Tuckerton, NJ, 7th inst, with pumps broken, Nonrotx, Dec 8—Schr Dione, Dutch, which putinto | this port some time since in distress, and discharged her | cargo previous to being sent to Baltimore for repairs, ake, has some hold, all the a tavorable wind, Portsmourn, NH, Dec 8—Schr Emily 8 (Br), which ‘went ashore on the Nubvle last week, will nee | Keel and other extensive repairs. Some 300,000 shingles ol her cargo are saved. (This vesse) has been before re- | Dorted a total wreck.) } ‘Whalemen. Bailed from Singapore Oct 12, bark Kathleen, How- ba hin ine crulse aud home. from New Bedtord Dec ® park Canton, Sher- man, ‘iaaian Coe ‘Arrived at New London Dec 9, bark Nile, Spicer, Cum- berland Inlet via St Johns, NF. Off Norfolk hsm no date, bark Coral, Marvin, NB, 800 bbls hpbk oil. Spoken. ont 108 Lord, Di m Cardiff for Montevideo, lato 36 ,N, 'lon 24 24 Shin Golden Gate (Be), from Liverpool for San Fran- N, lon 13 45. Nomad, Jayne trom New York tor Melbourne, Now Al, lat 648 20, Brig Loven (Ban) trom Preucington for Cuxhaven, 34 aaytig Unsipee, Haake, from New York tor Rio Janeir. rl laake, roe lew York tor jane! Nov 6, on the line, lon'33 W. ng NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and shio captains ara in- formed that by telegraphing to the Herauo London Bareau, No 46 Fleet street, ths arrivals at ani depact- ures trom Kuropean ports,and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cavie! totais country free of charge and publishe1. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Banoxtona—Arrived, bark’ Eroe (Ital), Maresca, New York. Bomsay, Dec 9—Arrived. ship Monte Rosa, Carter, Car- diff; bark Dantel Dra) Rogers, Boston. Dusuin, Dec 9—Arrived, bark N C Kjerkegaard (Nor), Knudsen, Baltimore. Fastner. Dec 9,8 AM—Off, steamship The Queen (Br), Bragg, from New York for Liverpool. Havarg, Vec 7—Sailed, bark Tidal Wave, Valentine, | United States. Liverroot, Nov 9—Sailed, ship Patterdale (Br), Gun- | son, San Francisco, Also sailed 9th, 1 PM, steamship Ohio, Morrison, Phila- delphia. Arrived 9th, steamship Gracia (8p), Erezama, New Or- leans. Lonpor, Dec 9—Arrived, bark Bayard (Nor), Tonnesen, New York. Sailed 9h, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borland, New York; | bark Erstatningen (Nor), Lydersen, United States. Moviitz, Dec 9—Arrived, steamship Scandinavian (Br), Smith, Baltimore via St Johna, NF, for Liverpool. Ororto—Arrived, “Anpie Grant,” United States (see below). Queenstown, Dec 9—Arrived, Thornsen, Baltimore. Also arrived 9th,3 AM, steamship Kenilworth (Br), Prowse, Philadelphia for Liverpool. Also arrived 9th, 4PM, steamship Gaelic (Br), Parsell, | New York for Liverpool. Arrived at —— Dec 9, “Enalm,” United States. Loxpor, Dec 9—Brig sibal (Nor), Hanson, from Wil- for uiverpool, was driven ashore at Point | bark Chasseur (Nor), saved excepting the pilot [The S was 201 tons register and was built at Arendal in 1870, from which port she hailed.) Ship Golden Rule, Hall, for New Orleans, which put back to Liverpool on the 7th Inst, received damage inthe Mersey by collision with an anknown vessel. A large vessel, suvposed to be the ship Henry Cook (Br), Waddle, from Quebec for Shields, bas been totally wrecked ou the English coast and 15 of her crew drowned. The “Annie Grant” (where from not stated), has ar rived at Oporto seriously damaged, and with loss ot two of her crew Foreign Ports. Awor, Oct 10—Sailed, bark Picciola (Ger), Grafe, New <n port 12th, brig Helena (Bw), Monssen, for New York a} Oct 15—In a pert. bark Caribou, Kenney, for aravta, Oct j Byston, idaye ein p ort, schrs Azelda & f Meg Jor- yasen TOF New Yorn iritdsye E A De Hart, Driscoll, ilagelphis int da DGEWATRR, Nj 8, Nov v 4—Clet red, brigs Nova (Br), epi o West indiest waver Dec 1, Tayal, Jacobsen, et Cashmere Thomo- ate Kellooh ta ena Rochen Ein oiiers reporeed lyn i ir. aad ngtown the river “SoC Geis Suaan 8 Voor- paasee | order: vessel to F Talore © Co, Passed Gibraltar Oct 26, Dec 7, lat 3328, lon 74 51, spoke bark Cazique (Br), from Patras tor Vhiladelphia, and supplied her with provie ons. Sehr L A Webb (of Deer Isle), Hatch, Barscos 18 days, with fruit to Chas Liahig vessel to J Wenbe Sehr Chrissie Wright, Uleyk Fernandina 9 Phys with Jumber to the st Marys Lumber Co; vessel to Jvertom & aw one a, Vance, Lee, Virginia, with wood t6 Overton ‘| awk: gfgnrs M Vance, Smitn, Virginia, with wood to slaght ett, Sehr Gertende Somers, Snow, Virginia. senr Howard Williams, Wainwright, Virginia, Schr Win Mazyck, Freeman, Virginia. , Scnr Yeean Zelut, Virginia, Schr Excel, Ladi irginia Bent Leviniay Husleton. Virginia Behr K ¥ simpson, Jackson, Virginia, Schr Victoria, Kose, Virgin: Sone G' Hoyt, week, Virginia, Sehr M A lv! ns Bodine, tpyinte, Sebr sand: Pharo, Virginia, Schr MK Dp, Virginia. Sehr ear Samp ‘Front, Virginia for Providence. mio ner lay, Van Clie, Georgetown, DU, with bar! to sla WN Geaner, babert, Philadelnhia fr Providence, Maken, ship Sarah (vic), Sabino, —. Cinervinoe, id Arne a ae ‘Uanpenas, Dec 6—Sailed, brig L M Merrill, Herriman, Bid 4 EO t=) D port ship Talteing (Br), Richard {of ‘snaaoa Rex 'S—arrived, scht Kittie Stevens, Ander- son, Gaara Bag 4—Salled, brigs Brothers (Br), Rio Janeiro; Dawn ( sie Ook B—Lalled, steamshin Galiey of Lorne sg" irom Poochow, ke), New York Alyy nal. s | cargo in good order! sinee doc’ pe Lynas today, and became a total wreck. All hands | M&! In port Oct 24 sbio Hopewell (Br Parsons, for New New 7) eet al EJ Webber (BD. (Br). sar bee a tptosernec ed witotta, Oot 1s—ia port, Thames, Fearless, Smith, for New puivsnroe ¥8, Deo 1—Arrived, bars 3 @ Jones @r), Wivunan, Oct 4—arrived, bark Milo, Kaacht, Batarie. | 3 Maxaaa, Nov 2)—Oleared, brig Neponsett, Strout, a iy Sores NTRTIORO, Oct H—Arrived, bark Ruban Allen, Har. ih wera 4x, NS, Nov 96—Ari In Y Beh foe of lena Cai iia rig Pepita wea Panis at Oes 1—Sailed, bark Adele, Lapnam, Foo- chow. In port Oct 5 for New York; cad SBA a kat ad Oct B—In Ne chwebg, ech alm: part. bark » Sisto Blethen. Oct W0—1) yes pity Kit Ce roy de URABAY. it lO ry pt t) from n Batavis, arrived 24 TOF vor he, casanty startet cw ni or New Yo * 8 P Henry 8 an we on. nates Soe New vork. 1 oor Bahian (B: Hy Fors oa trom. Fares. 4 ch tered ad tor Boston on pri ote cone ‘bark Anns T (Aas), Giovonels, for New York, bn te A for water. bark Chalmete, Waiter froin & nd tor United Kingdom vend et Nov 31—In Ab. Daeh pare Mayflower, fork, Mig: Punts, for do do’ and i Peso. a! for do do; cy, dot Mald of she Mist BuLitD, ry ‘lla, Warren, do. ist bark Adantic, Dickerson, New York brigs Princess peg ae ‘Simmons, dos Sist, Danie! WI Bg ake, “tie ed Det 2 for. ‘0 brig Tes Landeil ir), rbados St Jour it Dec 9—Arrived, bark cai Dufferin (Br), Ohariottetow: Cleared 9th, bark Cambria (Br), Clare Castle, Ire. ‘a paited 8th, brigs Venice (Br, new), Dublin; Leoni (Br), Tateere Mov 2i—In port barks Cyclone (Br), Forbes, and Ra {itap, Savarese, tor New York, 1dg; brig Gloria thtath “paaallot for do do, Winaroa, 0 t, ships Sir Harry Parkes, (Br) Stephens; North Guerin, ‘Tucker, and Lathiey Rich, Mitene!!, for New York, ldg (all before reported Idg tor Hong Kong); Beeman (Br, Blackstone, for do do. [Par Sreaueniy Anyssort.) Anrwrrr—Saijled trom the Koads Nov 2%, WM Reed | Bruce, Cardiff (and was off the Lizard 28th); 28:b, Har- oid, Vinsmore, Newcastle. . ALicanty, Nov 2—Arrived, Annie & Lily, Bray, New or! Brewernaven, Nov 2t—Arrived, Honenzollern (s), Nor- denholt, New York; Desdemona, Olsen, Pensacola, HAVEN, Nov 25—sailed, Peleg, Meneghallo, Bancruona, Nov 21—Arrived, Virgen de la Nieves, Al- sina, New Orleans, fly nigral Nov 2s—Arrived, Cora, Coombs, Shields (not Caupiry, Nov 26—Saitea, M W Brett, Peterson, StJago; 27th, Torryburn, Seeley, Havs Cor, Nov 25—Arrived, thorahitt aye youanente, “Nov ed, Ania, ork CoPennaazn, Nov 23—Arrived, Hermine, Kjerult, New- port (not New York, as before reported). CONSTANTINOPLE, S ov 1S Arrived, Ganges (s), Walsh, New York; Pawel Lelehion, d D 26—Salted, Savanna, O'Neill, Savannah spared sailed 2ist). we & pe 8 ov feser, Poppe, from Bremen fee ‘New ‘Orleans. by Dartuouta, Nov 26—Off, Arzilla, Durkee, from Ant- s, Quebec. yhrwoid, New | werp tor Galveston. i Put in 28th, Hampton Coart, Langrish, from New York for Exe! a Nov 25—Sailed, Yarmouth, McPherson, New- a Nov 11—Passed, Vedremo, Chirico, from jew Yor! Dat, Nov_28—Passed, Dueppel, Krumreich, from London for Tybee; Marietta, vergaard, from “do for Pensacola. Gutaany, Nov 27—In the Toads, Majestic, Gibbons, from Hull tor Bom! Sap © Arrived 28th, Annie, Iversen, Saguenay. Gvoucystsn, Nov 26-Arrived Wm Wilcox, Crocker, Bt John, N Lascow, Nov 2%—Arrived, Dili pata, Kane, Three Rivers; Victoria (3), Hedderwick, New York ; Clansman, Brown, and City of Montreal, Biggam, Montreal; 26th, Waldensian (s), Montreal, Gregxook, Nov 26—Arrived, pata Tyee uebec; | 27th, Magnoha, Warden, three Rivers; ‘Tres Sobrinas, | Men lezona, Wilmington, NC; Marion ” Lage au Que- ¢; Lochinvar, Nickerson, Annapo! Gipratar, Nov 18—Arrived, ty Nabinacel, Scar: pati, New York. Harrixroo, Nov 25—Arrived, Elaer, Jacobson, and Amphion, Meisum, Three Rivers. Havex, Nov 25—Arrived, Pereire (s), Surmount, New York — (s), Thomas, London (and cleared 26th tor jew York) aig, Nov 26—Arrived, Suevia (a), Franzen, Now Ke Satied 24th. Thos Fleteher, Pendleton. New York. d from Cuxhaven, 24th, Cito, Seghora, Savannah ; oon, Cimbria (6), Brandi, New Y Hout, ov 26—Arrived, Hercules, Nilson, and Louise, er, Quedec; Victoria, Peterson, St John, NB; 2th, Elien ©, Kenealy, Fernandina: Mohongo, Pearson, St Johns; 2th, Britania, Biyth, Quebec: Klein Heinrich, Meyer, Philadelphia. H ae Nov 26—Arrived, Betsy Gude, Due, New ‘orl Livarr Nov 26—Arrived, Prassian (s), Dutton, Mon- | pee = Halifax: Bose Chief, Montreal; ‘Su J b, Pleiades Lee. New Yor! Bennett, n, Boysen, ging Mosher, Montevideo via Cleared 26th, Araminta, Stanbury, Valparaiso; 27th, grandee, Jacobs, Calcutta, Lintracht, Muswick, City Point Entered out 26th, Erin (#), Andrews, and Solomon, Fer- uson, for New York; 27th, Lake Ontario, Gilmore, joutreal (; Gulow, bentsen, New Grieans: @), nde es do via Panillac; P3 Dutton, nPortiad, Lonpon, Nov arrived, Pauline David, Otto, Phila- delppia: ‘Anion, Laurin, Saguenay: race, Richards, and John M Ma: guet, Coosaw River; ‘thine, Olsen, Quebec; "26th, Holland (s), Simpson, New Work (and entered out to return) ; Prinds Mauriz, Zachariasen, and Queen of the West, Hartie, Quebec. Cleared 26th, Formosa, Brown, Tybee; Antonio Risso, Moifino, New York: 23th, renee Greeno, Boston. Entered out 26th, Cissy, phences, | Or Havre and New York; Liverpool, Lambe Manseu Tune Nov %—! leds *Stgicimo, Tomasino, Astarita, New York. ae Nov 17—arrived, Magenta, Lochkart, Mar- seilles, ‘Opessa, Noy 18—Arrived, Anatia, Nicol, New York, LYMOUTH, Nov 27—Arrived, Sintie, Morris, New York. hailed th, ‘Margaret, Bennett, New Yor! Port Sap, Nov led, Galley of : rorne @), Bar- RO: eed eee shaneltad, 4c, tor Gibraltar and New York. Noy %—Arrived, Southern Belle, Rob- ins jaisamieht: 27th, Nymphen: Olsen, Montreal. Howard, O'Neill, Belfast; 27th, Jane Kil- sour, Kiigonr. Newcast Jona, Ni Nov 26—Arrived, Kate Agnes, Ferguson, St ohn. moss New York: Rochester, calla 2th, Mary W. SHIKLDS v 27—Arrived, “irocco, Robertson, Qu ae, oy em AriNod’ Roselle Santh MeCaltek, lew York. Doncarven, Nov 26—The Halcyon, Dunham, from St John, NB, via Queenstown ‘deals), tas anchored in the ool to unload deck loa: 1 should the weather con- nue favorable she is s oxpected to get to the quay on the morning of 28th. Liverroot, Nov 2%—The Lady Blessington, for San | Francisco fore reported). has put back, having | strained and. sprung aleak during « gale yesterday, ‘when about 20 miles NW ot the Skerri Loxvoxpgrry, Nov 25—The Dido, Rank, from Balti- more, which, reported ‘Oct 7, touched. on the Callo- wry Rocks in ring the lougn, pes discharged her jowever, she has been tound to have received considerable damage, her forefoot being entirely lt away, keel Bose up for about eight feet back, and the wood sheathing torn off in several places. Mitrorp, Nov 27/—The Evening Star, Stockdale, from Pensacola for Pembroke Dock (timber laden) 6) days, has put in short of provisions. Nov ie jnantity of fresh det - Eonay oats on ims i in the, Water, some onthe parent only’ marked in red “IIL, and's nome others, marked o red, on the end, “B,” and on the XXX," have picked up on this coast. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Dec 8—Arrived, steamship F C Knight, Siarsed ti ‘ip—sehrs Royal Arch, and J V Wellington, for WHUSTON Dec 8—Cleared, schr Albertine Aimee (Fr), ci Bee ea). aot age New York; Eliza Stevens, Carter, MS arrived: sehrs Eoos 3 "Philips Pailadetphias B pl Nader ao; John D Paige, dot Brown, Hobo- ie arrived, steamer oon Tuttle, Philade) phit beam ‘rhiote, Be na, ages W coming ub, brig V Ht Hill, from Surinam: schrs trom New Smyrna, Fla; tro nate & Ketehum.d’ Ravite, HIN Miller, JH perued, Adelie Corson, Mary Pickard, "R&T W Hands, Lizzie Lee, Mott Haven, Lucy F Cogswell, and Florence NS; nalow, nea Elbe, from Demarara; schr Canton, ti PGlonred~Htoamers Geo Whitney, Hallett, New York: held Philadelphia; Goines Snow, Savan- Mey — ete uadaloupe; May, "Philadet: and Aries, idder, ‘and Annie Lewis; fe a Agnes Hen EN “ho fn 800, jay vi Oc! rowel orga, ‘Htaples, Savannah; HD May, ire Sailed—Steamers Worceste! Also sailed, bar«s nwt te Enteavor. re ie Roads, ‘assed ene iigne hr MP, from Richmond, pe Ban gor for Phila. mimon Walker, frovn Foi oe Mivads' Daisy Batic tor mos Walker, mn Fortune ja ne sy ‘ark. burst, from Cagliari; W L Beadle, from Malaga, with loss of tofetopmast and 'fiying,jibjoom; Gertie & Merrow, from Alexa andria: Clara @ Load, from 78 ‘om Newburg. BA LiTMORE, Dec 9—Arrived, steamers Wm Wood- ward, Young, New York; Sea Gull, chia ice Charigsto bark Elverton, Clark, Rio Janeiro; sours b son, Bunker, Portland; 6: Cobb, Humphrey, Ni it ugenia, aeiphiny oh tar, jucitle, Bennett ote Witrat On Calvert, ‘tore re Royals net Charleston; schrs Susan, i; Flore Crowley, Crowley, Pernambuco: o ety Bacon, Port- land; Lavolta, Whittemore, Demarar arti pati gamehip, Feruvian, (Br), Watts, Liverpool; nai Tt BRUNSWIC searrived, bark J E Wood- K, th (Br), McNeilly, Bai hatin WOELMAgT, Deo 2-Arrived, schr Ida Ella, Wiibur, New ea 4th—Satled, sehr Wm Frederick (new), McKeen, Wil- BoUTi«BAY, Dec &-Sailed, ship Voyager, for Norfolk, SvoKsport, Dec 4—Sailed, Zoe, Coombes, Yar- mouth; Chas E repent ene ru spate keene, Salem, to load for Mi nor (new), Col- bay td denn, X viene iy oP hy ee ated er Harvest, Corwin, Pro- MARLUSTON, Deo 5—arrived, schr Fi ee @ Sew rst, Hound “ies Ln (aot as telegrap! Arrive aa 'Phuadelphia Beimies arte tee Bristol Bt Forest Frincesd (orn ‘Merrlau, ‘port—Bark no iy bagi (Br), from Groaneek York, 30), ni on Saliea-Bark Lothale ‘ere in dagen ork nek ri Kor Weymouth? BS Betas aeonet, munxton. cote ei te Stoked eae is fata saan ee wie iced eee Stores isan haat Seats (i (Sp), ee Bar Barcelona ea vise Ri Dec 6—arnved, echr Adeline Elwood, bat ie ea ee Sits, rreneons wied Tae, ea % Bae Gt ee, Philadel. Sits ‘ome 5 sit , i, Ska sy wert parce v “Psayes awitnn Pied to eRe RSONVILER: ‘Deo e-Clsared, she Amelia ann, KEY West, Dee 8—arri andreas for Tune, wih See ak Pace, Brides, Man Sallod, weamabip ity of one anuisa vie Dee s—Arrived ap; ship \Sootta, Epping Tu aleyon, Hafdiey dos Bather, |. Havre; berks H. ES TAI own @n, Ke ue! ane 3D "Headosoe, heroslon at, Liverpoel: Clenred Sin. . Orig HS” Bishop, “bishop, _Mintanzas; schr Bul AL aie cet Gat ane Minnie H bia "), Perry, Day Cath Perey ie vis, Cardiff. past aa (Br), Austin, ——j brig Providence, sehr Ellen (Br', ——, ‘iar, A ORFOLK, Deo Toarrived, Drie Katte an), Robin. 01 snowdal row! ‘Odell wher vera Hele ig met, pore Saal sehr Helen Rom m where she was ashore, in tow, for repairs. ‘9 W BEDFORD, Dec 9~Arnived, schrs Loutes \. gis, Me al York; M Vassar, te do; Gen Howard, fag NARWAGANSETT PIBR, RI, Dec 6—In Dutch Tetana 8 Ognnod, Grace, Providence tor Fhiiadelphi san Dusen, Corson, Bristol for Balte more: smeline MeLain, Youg, Quincy Point tor Phila je. pat narrivod, echr Brunette, Kich, New York for Sears- PNEWPoRt, Deo 8—Arrived, schra Marshall O Davis, ris for Marsh ‘River, SJy Vilee Krebel Glouseatar fh jor New York, to 1oad for Truxillo tand both sale Winiled--ehra. Entire, Kinnear, New York; tine, Clarkson, Fall Raver tof go. | ‘ aie jort—Bng John Pierce, Townsend, t about vend achrs J'8 Terry. Raynor, trom Weehaw: ken; Maria Louisa, Abbott, from New York; sea Nymph, Keuly, Philadelphia, we ae CH, Dec Arrived, echr Roena Arabella, Car- ry, Virginia. AVEN, Deo 9—Arrived, Yorks NN Dec 2—Arrived. rong ra nna lec 2—Arrived, yer, Port au Prince. hind ha etl ed, brig Mariposa, Milton, Pass Christian, to 3 In port, bark Blue Bird (Br), Michener, for Biver latte: brig Shannon, - awver, to load tor Cuba, Pr NSACOLA, Dec 8—Arrived, ship Epaminondas (Br), Brodin, Greenoch; barks Europa (Nor), alikkelsen, brigs Thomas "by er, Matanzas: a shaw. Syivester, St Jago (Cuba). pre Cleared-—schr'T a Hommell. Joftries Philadelphia, POKT ROY 9—Arrived, bark . Kaman M Du ‘ener Savanoah; ecard 8 Mars aman lp vi iickape! oueels, New York. do keriy wrong feamers Equator, Teal, Mayflower, islack ‘Diamond, © Comstock, Davidson, and 8 F (ty ps, Grumley, schr West Wind, Lingo, Fall Bi ved. bark older (awed). Wolk, Gefle vi sents CJ Willard’ Wallace, Portiand Gol wsett, and West Peunis, Crowell, Boston; Horence Nowell, Feunimo Clearea—Steamers Florid Saxon, Baker, Boston; AO stimers, Warten, New York: bark Tancook (Br), Durkee, t Wind, Lingo, Fall River; Jennie S Wwilkey, “Gilkey ardenas; Sbeedwell, Drisko, sagua; EG Irwin, Johnson, New: Berton Marble Hall, Sweeny, Pall River; L 3 Levering, Boston; Ida L, Parker, do;J J Speacer, Caskell, “Also clear steamers Rattlesnake Day, Boston; Fanita, awe, New York; schrs 5 drwin, Johnson, Newoort; Maible Hall, sweene; Fall 8 Newcastix, Del, Dec 9, AM—Bark Agora (Br), for rig Maggie vail (Bn), tor wai dona anchored ere last night, and lett this AM In to PM—Passed up, schrs fa from Newouryports NW Magee, Kachel Howser, £ MeDonaid, and David S Siner, ‘trom Boston; Ka New York for Chester; Pantie atid faith, trom Beltast: Wild %. Gharleston, Bristol, Wallace; Rau New York ‘iso ‘arr Poramouth Crocker, Feovidenoe: btrhnd trom Teantons Hattie Berry, from New Bedtord; tric, from Lynn; David 'V Streaker, from ow York; Anne 8S. Cannon, from Providence; Lena Hunter, from Salem; Virgina F Hawiey, from Nortolk; island Belle, trom Bockland; G@ H Bent, from Danvers po Fawed down—Steamers Florida, for Providences Saxon, for Boston; schrs W Arthor, for Foctisaes 7s Delaware City ; i Maggie Vandersen, for Richmond; bi Wexford (Br), from Gefle, Is supposed to be at anchor low here. ‘Luwzs, Del, Dec 9, AM—Barxentine Sidwell Jane as heretoiore. a aaa Vessels accumalating in harbor. No report ‘trom PORTLAND, Dee. Jvieared, brig Anna W Goddard, Johnson. St John, » At ved, bi Merry (news: Damariscotta. Cleared—schr Al fizater New Yor Mu—arrive imship Franconia ship Queen o! ct (Br), Brenna: brig M EM abo, Cook, Baltimore: schr ‘Lizsle Gurr, Plladel- Re PlUleared—Rteamship Geo Cromwell, New York: bark L T Sweat at (aew). Boston, to load for ‘Melbourne. PROV Dec S—Sailed, schrs Helen Per: timore (or New Bedford: Mabel ose, Allon, bhi che phia: Wm M Jones. Davis; Neille, Cobb, and Wim O ish, Terrill, New York. Yor! RICHMOND, Dec 7—Arrived. steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York; brig ¥airfleld (sr), Hunter, do, to load sor South Amer! Be SAN FRANCISOV, ¢ 9~Arrived. ships China, mae Blo dansiso souitivator, Cook, Cardiff; bark Vio. OCAVANNAH, Dec Arrived, brig Cigana (Rus), Jost, Newpor:, £. %th—Arrived, steamships ogg ray Fairoloth, is York; San he Nickerson, di minole, + Dark OB Hazelclue, Tiverpook Also arrived, steamer America, Eklape, 2 Baimoe; Tonawanda, Millbank, Phitadeionia; brig Lot toh Pde Bedell, Porter, Tark’s Tslands} bia ve, Cleared—Ship Chloe (Br), Phillips, Baltimore; barks Eos (Nor), Dannevick, Reval; Von der Heydt (Ger), Koepeke, Helaingiors. Baile maship Somerset, for Providence, -” ‘Also, sailed, peer] Leo. New York; Pip Rerat) Oe. ea yernoot rk Mizpah (Br), Cann, Pi haaeipniay schr Kiwood Doran, Jar' atin BARS an HAVEN, Dec 7—Arrived, brig Joh Avil Newburg tor Boston; aches James Bliss, Port Jonason for Quincy Point: J wv Coffin, New York for Machias; Velma, au for Addiso ‘Wark John ® Roltman: E iza Stevens: wares Brows, M £ Grahaun Sulla Newell, ‘and’ Swee' ir) Sth—Arrived, schrs Witch Hazel and Minnehaha. Mos: quito Inlet for Boston Fane ele ae ew York: Al- sora, Port Johnaon to kt George Glimaus Naw Xork for Eastport: iRivopaae “Bri, do tor Jogeiu's Mines, NS: E£ 4G WH ‘altimore tor Portland. Sth—-Arrived, selfs Daisy b Parkhursu Genoa tor Bos- ton; White swan, pare laytien for Boston, Magnet, Port Johnson for do; A Seaman (Br), New H. ren {oF peer es James 'S Shindler, Marbieh for lp Suited, bark Catalpa: brigs Max (Ger) Hill, John A scbrs Ktta B. J & binger, ZA a dalne Motthaven, Fiora K. Active, Jed Frances Allen, Carri Barton (uns Florence Mayo. 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