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10 WHEW YORK HERALJ.” THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 ~ WASHINGTON. FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. septs Wasminoton, Dec. %3, 1874, REPUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION WITH THE SENATE FINANCE BILL IN THE HOUSE—ITS AMEND- MENT OR DEFEAT PROBABLE. ‘The Senate’s Fimance bili does not improve on Acquaintance, The more it {s scrutinized by intel- ligent members of the House the less they are sat- ished with it, and this morning it Was not dimeuit to find men on the floor who privately denounced it. It may pass the House, as it passed the Senate, by a strict party vote, as a strict party measure. It js Set down as the special order for the Btn of January, and this 18a success for the enemies of the bill, because by that time the press and public sentiment can be beard upon its demerits. Of course the mass of opinion on it in the House is party opinion, and therefore of little importance; but a number of repubitcan members quietly said they would go home and hear what was sud of the measure there, and afew will not vote for {vat all unless it is materially changed. points are certain—frst, that the oil will not el- fect a contraction of the currency, because, & everboay bere sees, Do new bauk currency will be asked for under present circumstances, and, until | there 18, no contraction of legal tenders author- ized; second, the bul! distinctly does not forbid the reissue of the redeemed legal tenders, and Senator Sherman's language yesterday in the Senate, in explaining this part of the measum, plainly showed that the authors of the bill did not Mean to forbid such feissue, Gnd that those who support the bill do so with the plain understand- ing that the legal tenders may be re issued and willnot be cancelled. If atany time a Secretary of the Treasury should choose to reissue such notes he could justify himself by tne lan- guage of Mr. Sherman, It is not feared that Sec- retary Bristow will ever do so, but he may have a successor less Scrapulous. Un this last ground several republican members will refuse to vote for the bill when it Comes up; but it 1s quite pos- sible that by that time pubdiic opmion may de- mand important changes to be made, and it 1s not impossible that @ number of tne party may refuse to support the present Will at all, In six- teen days, mostly spent at home, many members will hear wise counsel, Speaker Blaine is going to Boston for a few days and will hear there opinions which may change his mind about this measure. He doea not pretend to be satisfied with It, but feels that something ought to be done and that this bill is better than uothing. FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. WASHINGTON, Dec, 23, 1874. CANVASS OF OPINIONS ON THE NEW FINANCE MEASURE AMONG MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE— PUBLIC SENTIMENT TO GUIDE THEIR ACTION. Upinions in the House on the Finance bill vary. Ex-Governor Ward, of New Jersey, gusto, It was very good and removed the doubt from the people’s mind as to when the republican. party was going to fix specie resumption. The bili could not be fixed up better if person hadall | his own way about it, andit Was in fact just the | from tne | thing wanted. General McDougall, Auborn district,’ where he “hag been a banker, thought “It was all right, but,” with a@ laugh, “something near nothing.” Speaker Blaine said it would pass, General Hawley, of Connecticut, did not know about it, but would | wait to be enlightened by the banking interests of Connecticut during the recess before he would decice how to vole. The California delegation are for it, Representative William W. Phelps, of New Jersey, favored it only with the qualification of an amendment directing the destruction of the legal tenders as 800n as received at the Treasury in lieu of national bank notes issued. Messrs. Hale, of Maine, ana Schofield are in tavor of it, while General Butler is understood to oppose it, because ‘ne thinks he can frame a bet- ver bul” “Sanset” Cox has not made up his mind yet upon it, and Judge Kelley, of Pennsylvania, who shunned the House to-day, is violently opposed to and denounces the Measure as a!raud, asserting that his bill, proyid- img a three-sixty-flve interconvertible bond, is decidedly better ag one of relief. suid with | potatoes. vy | can be to examine Iato his political record; and i* er erence Mary (Br), Burns, Canning, NS, for New ‘Sehr Two | Mr. Randall | feels that “itis a purely partisan measare, and | will take its inevitable course.’ So does Mr. Beck, of Kentucky. Mr. Willard, of Michigan, is fully satisfied with it, and will vote for it with alacrity. | The democrats generally can be set down as féel- ing that, as it is a purely partisan measure and notTeally designed to benefit the country, they ‘Will not be caliea upon to vote for it, The oppo- sition will not be composed of, nor in any way represent those in favor of more greenbacks, GENERAL EMORY TO BE RELIEVED OF HIS COM- MAND BY GENERSL TERRY—A NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENT, SOUTHERN TROUBLES, TO BE CREATED. - INCLUDING THE FIELD OF THE | A delegation of Louisianians called upon the | ‘President to-day, and, through Representative Morey, asked bim to place General Yerry in com- mand of the jederal forces in Louisiana, as the | presence of General Emory was not calculated to mspire confidence among the friends of the ad- ministration, The President replied that his at tention had of late been frequently called to complaints against General Emory, which, though | bot ofa nature in any way affecting his reputa- | tion as an efficient officer, yet were sufficient to impress upon him the necessity of making a change in the organization of the military depart- ment of the South, so that an officer of higher Tank could be placed in command of it. Without positively committing himself, the President said he would decide in a few days what should be done to further assure the people of the South that they would be fully protected uereafter against the law- Jess acts of the White Leaguers in Louisiana, Ala- bama and Mississippi. The delegation then with- frew, leaving the secretary of War, who had been sent for, in consultation with the President. It {8 understood that a@ bew department will be created, embracing the States of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missis- Sippi, Alabama and Florida, which will be put undg the command o/ General Terry, and General Emory Will be ordered to his regiment, holding, &8 he doves, the {ull rank of colonel and tnat of general by brevet. At present the Military De- partment of the South embraces only the States ot Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi, and the Guif posts as far eastward as and emoracing Fort Jef- Jerson and Key West, Fla., exciuding the posts and garrisons in Mobile Bay. The object of the new departments is to piace ander one command ail the States where trouble may occur, This change, Southern republicans claim, wul calm the Jeeling of the White Leaguers and assure the people of the Gulf States that they have nothing to lear from lawless citizens while President Grant is at the bead o/ the government. FHE LOUISIANA CONTESTED SENATORSHIP— PINCHBACK ANXIOUS TO BE INVESTIGATED. In the republican Senate caucus to-day an at- tempt was made to have the claim of Mr. Pinch- back indorsed as a caucus xceashre, when Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, arose and appealed to the benators present. He had been as true as arepub- ican could be to the caucus measures, but Wf it Was intended to foist Mr. Pinchback upon the Senate beiore the charges pending against him Were investigated he should, for one, bolt the cancns and make the issue onthe floorof the Senate. Senator Frelinghuysen having also $0 ex- pressed himself, and the policy of the democratic members beg clearly understood, the matter ‘was not pressed 10 a vote, and Senator Morton, chairman of the Commitee on Privileges and Flections, when the Senate assempled, offerea a resolution to the effect that the credentials of Mr. Pinchback were valid, but that the charges of corruption ought “first to be investigated before deciding upon the merits of the prima facie claim of Pinchback to the seat,’ Mr. Thurman, of the Judiciary Committee, promptly objected to the consideration of the resolution, and under the rules if went over, and cannot be reached before the middle of January, by which time the sub-committee of the House Belect Committee on Southern affairs will be ready to report, Mr, Pinchback says that he 1s more BLxjous oO be jnyestivated than the committee the republican party can afford to hear the evl- dénce he is ready to give concerning the famous miduignt order and Governor Kel- selection and sdministration he 13 pa to tell the Whole truth, but has no jear that it will injure his chances f It is now positive that the new Li Louisiana will meet deiore Congre: and while the people o! Louisiana have still only @ de facko government, Whatever may de the num- ber of conservative members returned by the Re- tarning Board, it will be fmpossible to elect a republican Senator, for Pincndack has declared that be will use every influence at his commana to elect a democrat if the republicaD Senators preier Ge mocrats to negroes. OBITUARY. . COLONEL LEVI HART, Levi Hart, ex-Colonel of the Seventh regiment N.G., died at his residence, Eighty-fourth street and First avenue, on Thursday, December 18, in the seventy-ninth year of iis age. He was an old time Yorker, and an officer at one time of the Harlem Savings Bank, He was 4 prominent politician of his day, being tdentified with the old | “Henry Clay whtg'’ party, and was alse an intimate of Secretary Fish and of the jate William peward. JOHN MILHAU, DRUGGIST. Mr. John Milpan, whose death is announced as | having occurred yesterday at his late residence, No. 41 Lafayette place, waa well known to many citizens as one of the old New York merchants, a class now fast becoming extinct. Over thirty years ago. he commenced business a8 a druggist ona modest scale in Broadway, near Cortlandt street, and, with great increase of scope, the busi- neas he then started occupies the same site to-day, He amassed consideravie wealth during his life, but he left what is far more valuable as a legacy— arecord of @ long life of integrity and probity. At his death he was in the elgntieth year of hs age, Itisexpected that the wholesale druggist trade tn thts city wil take some action on the news ol lus death to-day. e CHARLES K. MYERS. Charies K. Myers, Superintendent of the Mer- chants’ Exchang® and Maritime sandy Hook Tele- graph Company, died at his residence in Brooklyn this morning. Mr. Myers has been well known to the shipping interest of New York for thirty years, having been engaged in reporting arrivals below New York constaatly during that time. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | MONTHS OP DECEMBER AND JANUARY. Office. %4. | Kotterdam 50 Broadway 24.| Mamburg.. |61 Broadway. 26. | Liverpool..|15 Broadway. 26, 7 Bowling Green - 26, 56 Broadway 26. 2 Bowhne Green 26. | Liverpool... |69 Broadway. 29.|Hamburg..|113 Broadway. 30.) Liverpool. }4 Bowling Green . 61 Broadway. 19 Broadway. | 15 Broadway. 69 Broadway. 7Bowung Green Bowling Green Broadway. Livervool.|4Bowling Green Giaszow...|72 Broadway. {Rotterdam Liverpoo)..|i9 +|Livervool. Iw ris n.! Hamburg.) 23, | Laverpoot. 23.| Havre... 55 Broadway. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, SIGH WATER. 7 22 | Gov. Island.,morn 9 19 437 Hell Gate....morn 11 04 | PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC, 23, 1874. CLEARED. Steamer Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown —C G Francklyn. Steamer Trinacria (Br), Rutebinson, Giasgow—Hender- son Eros. Steamer Carondelet, MeCreery, New Orteans—C H Mallory & Co. Steamer George Cromweil, Bacon, Portland, Me— Clark & seaman. Ship Messenger, Gilkey. Shanghai—Saiter & Liver- ore. ship Casilda, Pike, Belfast—Thos Dunham's Nephew & 0. Bark H D Brookman, Tyson, Liverpool-H D J 0 Brookman. Bark Lalia W (Br), McNeili, Cork or Falmouth tor or- Gers—Heney & Parker. Bark Kong Oscar (Nor), Jensen, Krageroe (Norway)— Tetens & Bocxmann. Bark Carrie L Tyier, Tyler, Lishon—Squire Bros. Bark Rebecca Caruana, Jonnsou, Matanzas—Waydeil & Co. - Brig Sarah B (Br), Townsend, Lisbon—C B Swain & on. Brig Keystone. Barter, Cardenas—Waydell & Co, Brig Moses Day, Crosby, st Jonn, N8—P { Nevius & m 0. Schr 8 C Evans, Yates, Montevideo for orders—Abiel Abbott. Sehr © E Woodbury, Woodbury, St Pierre, Mart—Rey- nal & Co. Schr Jefferson, Hansen, Indianola—Tupper & Beattie. Schr 5 F seabury, Parker, Jacksonville—H W Loud Schr M EB Bayard, Camp, Richmond, Va—Slaght A vat H Simmons, Godfrey, Georgetown, DC—Slaght & meet WS Doughton, Johnson, Philadelphia—Stapht & hg “apse Campbell, Stamtord—Stamfora Manufactur- ur Ida Patmer, Palmer, Stamfora—Stamtora Manu- facturing Co. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR HFRALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamer Java (Br), Murphy, Liverpool Dec 12 and jurenstowo 13th, with mdse and Tancelvn. Steamer Lessing (Ger). Tossberg, Hamburg Dec 10,with Beet jee and +5 passengers to Knauth, } f lat 49% %, loo 27 34, passed & National line ‘boond east. Steamer Westphalia (Ger), Ladwig, Hamburg Dec 9, bs Havre 12h, with wdse abd passengers to Kunhardt O. steamer Olympia (Br), Young. Trieste Nov 4, Venice 9th, Patras Lith, Zanve 16th, Me-sina Zid, Palermo 2th, Naples 26th and Gibraltar Dee 7, with mdse aud 21 pas- seuzers to Henderson Bros. Steamer Merrimack, Slocum, Rio Janeiro Nov 25, Bahia 24th, Pernambuco Dec 1, Para 6th and 5t Thomas 16th, with mdse end passengers to W B Garrison. Steamer Ciaribel (Br), Williams, ayra Dec 6. Porto Cabelio 7th, Jacmel Ith, Aax Oayes 12th and Kingeton, Ja, 16th, with mdse and passengers to Pim, Forwood & © Steamer George Ww Ciyae, Pennington. Galveston Dec 12 and Key West i7th, with mdse and passengers to CH Mahory & Co. Steamer Vinoicater, Morton, Savannah Dec 19, with mdse and passengers to & Lowden. steamer org a Artis, Wilmington, NC, with mdse to. je & Co. Steamship Fanita, Howe, Philadelphia, with mdse and passengers to Lorillard Steamshio Os. Steamer Albemarle, Hodges, Lewes, Del,“ witn mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steaimsbib Co. <an Queen of the South (of Lyttleton), Adair, Hong On Smith & Co; vessel to master. Cape of Good Hope Sept 3; inlon 3; had ught baffling winds to lat 13.5: strong Nié trades to N, lon 63 W; was 9days north | of Hatteras, with strong NE and NW gales; lost and sput | sails. Bark Sarah (of Portland), Ingersoll, Buenos Ayres 57 days, with hides to order; vessel to. Miler & Houghton. Crossed the Equator Nov 2 in lon $9; had fing weather to lat 32; trom thence @ succession of NE and NW gales; Dec 2), 37 30, lon 74 experienced @ revolying hur- ricane, commencing at NE, veering to NW, lasting 3 hours; sustained no damage. Kerk Brazileira (Ger), Jachens, Rio Janeiro 45 days, ¢ to Chas Luling & Co; vessel to P Pavenstedt ‘ossed the Eguator Nov 2i, in Jon 39 W; had moderate weather to Hatteras; trom there 12 days, with NE and NW gales. Yumori (of Nassau), Cariisie, Sagua l5days, with ar to Waydell & Co, ‘kK Abbie B Mew, 787 tons. of Windsor, NS), Contel, Kingsport, Ns, 10 day's, in batiast to O W Bertaux, Brig Clarabelle (of Goldsboro), Allen, Valencia Oct 13, Denia lth and Malaga Nov 3, with fruit to order; vessel to Milter & Houghton. Passed Gibraltar Nov 6; had flue weather to Int 52? trom thence stroug NE aud NW gales; lost and spiit sails, stove bulwarks, de. Brig Fido Ger), Henken, Rio Janeiro Oct 6, with coffee to order; vessel ‘to Funch, Edye & Co. Crossed the Equator Nov 10, ia lon Brig Favorite’ of New Haven), Woodward, Demerara Waays, with sngar aud molasses to H Trowbridge’s Sons. Has been I¢days north of Hatteras, with strong NE and NW gales. Brig Gem (of New Haven), Pierce, St Pierre 21 days, with sugar to Dygrowbriage & Co. Had moderave weath- er lat gi N; sthce strong NE and NW gales; been 5 days north ot Hatteras, Brig Uliver (of Bermada), Weexa, Port aa Prince 17 days, with logwood to R Marray, Jr. Dec 15, lat 30, lon 74.15, spoke brig 8am Locke, from Halifax tor Florida. Schr Maggie Abbott (of Backsport), Abbott, Para days, with rubber and nats to Burdett & Pond; ve to BJ Wenberg. Crossed the Equator Noy 27 in ion #4; had One weather to Bermuda; from thence § days, wii NE ahd NW gales. Schr San Juan, Noble, Tonala 2% days, with mahogany and cedar to Herques & Co; vessel o BF Metcalf & Uo. Was @ days north of Hatteras, with strong NE und NW ales. Ly sehr ery Sai Jacksonville 14 days, with yellow pine to H W Loud & Co. Schr Jobn, Gabriel, Wilmington, NC, 6dave. with na ‘val stores to Murchison & Co: vessel to ES Powell. Sehr Wm Young, Somers, Virginia. with oysters to G P Wright & Co. off Barnegat, picked up 13 bales ot cotton, probably d from seamer South Carolina, ashore senr WG Taft, Ware, Virginia, Schr 8 T Winterton, Osborn, Virginia for New Haven. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Electra, Young, Providence tor New fork, ‘With mise and passengers. Echr Modena (ir), Patton, Windsor, NS, tor New York, 1 dave wite OW Rertaux. Sandy Hook,.morn 8 34 passengers to C G | June 4, via Mauritius Sept 8 with mdse to HL) | hr M Langdon, Bennett, Rockland tor New York, with lime to order. Sebr Chancellor, Ferguson, New Haven tor Virginia. Schr Mary Siusman, Adams, Boston tor New York. Schr Adeline Elwood, Elwood, New Haven tor New ‘ork. seur A M Lee, Taylor, Providence for Philadelphia. Schr 2 L Sterns Sterns, New Laven for New York. Senr James elsey, Norwich for Weehawken, Sehr R H Miller, sinith, Millstone Point for New York, With stone to Tilden & Co, Mad Chas P Suckney, Mathews, Boston for Philadei- phia. Sehr Sammy Ford, Alen, Lubec for New York, with fish to Jed Frve & Co, Schr Rosina, Beni, Fall River for New York. Sehr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Providence for Hav- erstraw. , ‘Schr Jacob Kienzie, Bacon, Boston for New York. hr W > Gessner, Eyvert, Providence tor New York, Watis, Watts, Boston tor New York, ine, Adams, Bristo| for Baltimore. Sehr Mary Louise, Roberts, Caiais tor New York, with lumber to Bell Bros senr A Nichola, Strong. Calais tor New York. with lumber to order. 2 he Tunis Depew, Merriam, Salem tor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer George Cromwell, Whitehead, New York for Portland. 7 yacht Hattie, Lawrence, New York for Port stew Jeflerson, Schr Peter Ritter, Kelsey, Amboy tor New London. Sehr L Blew, Van Gilder, Georgetown, DO, tor ven. hr Isaac Merritt, Andrews, Amboy for Norwich, Schr Flying Fish. Bunce, New York tor »outhport.” scnr Crisis, sleeper, New York tor Pawtucket SAILED. Steamers Russia (Br), tor Liverpool: Cornwall (Br), Brisiol; Trinacria (Br), Glasgow; Tybee, St Domingo. | Carondelet, New Orleans; shins Leonard (fue, ry town: Ganges (#r), Liverpool: barks Anni verda Prvi Dubrovacki (Aus), Cork 91 Kosina, Melboarne; brigs Christina (Br, Cienfuegos: Robert’ Mowe, Port Spain; Torrid Zone’ (ir), Fort au rince. ‘Wind at sunset W, light, MARITIME MISCELLANY. ‘The purser of steamship Claribel, trom Venezuela, £c, has our thanks for favors. STEANKR ALASKA, In a despatch from Hong Kong, dated Dec 2 to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, is stated to have been got afloat. she makes no water and shows ‘Ro strain, but must change shaft and dock, The steamer can be despatched by the 6th of January. Steamer Leipzig (Ger), at Baltimore from Bremen, ex- perienced stormy weather the emtire passage, the decks being trequently under water. On Dec 10 tne gale was so heavy that the Leipzig only made 30 mil 2 hours, and the passengers Waited upon the captain ana asked him to return to port, believing she could not live in such weather. She, however, weathered the gale | handsomely. On Sunday last she came to the Capes, but the storm was so severe that she was turned back for seven hours, Capt Hoffman preferring not to meet the gale near the coasa STEAMER Lovisiana—Captain Stoddard, of the wreck- ing firm engaged at the sunken steamer Louisiana, ar- rived at Baltimore on-Tuesday. He reports the weather asuntavorable for work at ‘he wreck, and bit little bi rd is being made. Captain Stoddard brought to jaitimore the clest with the silverware which was re- covered from the Louisiana. There were sold ou Mon- day 18 balesand 8 bags of cotton recovered from the steamer, at 7 cents per pound Steamer CoLumaia will make her last trip this from Washington to Baltimore on the 29th inst. probably be the last trip this ie having been waters. and to present trade on the Poto- as now been running for over 46 years, and © captain, James Har- hington Mai season it will er will mac. 5 has been under the present popn per, for the past 25 years.~ Was! STEAMER ASHLAND, at Baltimore on Tuesaday from New Orleans, encountered heavy weather throughout the voyage and had her smokestack damaged. Oupt White- hurst reports that the gales off the coast from Hatteras to Cape Henry were unusually severe, and 1t was nearly impossible to keep the steamer betore the wind. | _ Steawxr Czvrirmpe spoke the lightship on the Sow and | Pigs 20th, and the captain stated lus oll was very poor, | and wished tt reported.” Sure Many ‘Baxas, Bangs, trom San Francisco for Altata and New York (beiore reported), was wrecked near Altata on the 19th of November, while in charge of a pilot. Her cargo, irom San Francisco, consisted of lead, valued at $-8,237. ‘The shi the livh ot November and the | Abtata, where she arrived at Mazatian on following day sailed for was to receive her cargo of lumber. At Mazatlan the ‘captain ‘took on board a pilot | dig to. be) damitiar ‘rity the eduat, Dein fativé of the country, On the night of the of November the ship was opposite to | Altara, tut the night being dark ana the weatuer very synaily, the pilot concluded not to make land, but to beat down slowly during the night. About o'clock on ¢ morning ot November 1%, when ten miles n \ orth of Altata, tbe man gt the lookout told the pilot that ttieke b fe t head, qe he re reeled that Sinugand the piiot told the ry rising, and the pilot ate to put the ship abou Gnd betore this Was done'she was ashore oa ean beach. All hands were called on deck and ali neces- were bieakers t quarter rf wae sary instractions given gby the catain, who was on “had using | his eit eDieavors. to save his ship. The crew were willing and worked well, trying were thrown out, capstans boat was sent to Altata for assistance, returbing the same day witn thirty natives ona lighter. The natives worked all day pumping with- out success, On Nov 22 the ship was making water fast; her pottom was imbedded in the san, and ali that could De done was fo surn her around. On the filth day, to use & flautical phrase, she “broke her back,’ an efforts her were given up. had been overboard, and. the tain ive orders to save all that was possible. the rigging was stripped off, the lead was taken off her bulwarks, capstans were un- shipped, fancy work in the cabin, provistons and were all rewoved, the captain sending them all gatlan. On the zith of November the captain and most of the crew lett the ship, leaving the second mate and one of the crew on board to relieve the ship. Anchoi heaved, all to no avail. nine of them were conveyed to Mazatlan. There the: called on the American Consul, who kindly provided them with quarters for nine da; \d then secure} pas- gaze for them on the steamer bern, which ‘arrived ‘at San Francisco on the léth inst. Barx Geasxer (Brem). Christopher, st Baltimore, from Bromen via Savannah, entered the Capes lyth’ inst. On account of heavy gales and high seas came to anchor at Bluffs Point, avout two niles above the Rappahan- nock “iver, on punday morning. The storm all day Sunday was terrific, and at about 4:30 PM the first anchor let f°; but came around. The gale increased in fury toward évening, the waves at times reaching over the mastacads, and between 10 and 11 o'clock the vessel parted her cable and the starboard anchor went. ‘ihe pilot said the only way to save the vessel was to cut away the topmasts, which was done. The maintopmast in failing struck the mizzenmast, which, it is feared, is badiy damaged. the maintopmast yards were splitin twain. The lost anchor. cartied with It. about hirty @ | fathoms of chain of the largest size. Captain Christo- pher in his lengthy experience as a seama: hever before experienced « more fearful sorm, 2° Bang Hevtas (Ger), at Philadelphia trom Liverpool, jad heavy westerly gales: lost cutwater and sails, sprung mainmast and broke Jibboom. Bui Sina, (Nor), Hanson, from Wilmington, ¥ 0, for | Liverpool, before reported, went ashore east of Point Lynas, Dee 9, and soon afterwards became a total wreck. The cargo, consisting of 710 bales otf cotton, | snd pat Kittie had washed ‘ashore on ths inae-— ice eats an shed ashore on the 10in— <= cipal part hed drifted westward. eddies Brig Cuant J Apams, McFadden, at Balttmore from | Arecibo, experienced heavy weather and sprung her mainmast. ¢ Bric Hoyter (Br)..from Demerara for New which put into St Thomas In distress: bad. Aisished ree pairs Dec 14, and was ready for sea. Sc Epwarp Borsert, Taylor, from New York via Berwuda tor Para «before reported), went ashore in | Para River Nov 25, but was gotten off “Dec 4, and. taken | up tosthe city. ‘The vessel was to be surveyed, and would probably be condemned. The cargy was in bad | condition. [The previous report that she was totally | lost was incorrect.) Scun Gerent (Br), from Richmond for Rio Grande do Sul (before reported), was lost Nov 14 at the south of the laiter port. ux Howe Brrp (Br), from St Domingo City for 4, which put into St Thomas iu distress, has been condemned. Her cargo will be forwarded in British | brig Malaga. | , Scum Sve (Br), from Surinam for Vineyard Haven | for orders, before reported at st lhoinas in distress, has | been condemned and was sold on the Lith inst. Scun HT Townsenn, at Qhiladelphia from Hillsboro, | experienced Dec 15, South Wane Ueorges, & heavy gale from the west, and lost davits and stove boat. Sone Muxawa, Rogers, from Aracaju (Brazil) tor Pal- mouth, at 5 OMA istress, Was dischargin, | on the loth inst. been Scum Renecoa M Arwoon, of Harwich, Mass, built at Kennebunk in 1868, has been sold by J W Linnell t War Herrick and others, of -wan Island. a ala Scwm Littax (Br), loaded with coal and general Grited trom: her ‘anchors atthe. north sue of Gane i ale on Sundae night 20rh ult, and 48 No tidings of her cl ard, The crew all came ashore that evenings” Sonn Many Cons, from Baltimore for Providence, with coal was towed into Norioik Dec 2'leaking butly. by mer Geo Elder. ne schr lost spanker, main headgear and split foresail, Bed oer Son Sanam J Brigut, ot Uamden, NJ, t | Frreeked on Townsend's Thiet Baron the night of the inst, Was got afloat morning of Jist inst an 5 | into narbor, Pere ree Suack May Brn, of Noank, dragged her anchors on Monday night and went ashore in Cuttvhurk harbor, wear Canaplet She was got off and taken into Cutty: bunk pond, where she is leaking an inch an hour. Tua Mar Queen, on Wednesday morning, abont 8 o'clock, while towing @ schooner, and when in fast chester Bay, near Theoggs Neck, inl some unaccountable manner took fire, which made such rapid y | to cause the crew to hurry on board the schooner for safety, saving nothing. The tug was towed to Fort Washington by tag Palmer, where she burned to the water's edge and sunk. Sho wasan old craft and w. owned by Geo G fownsend, of this city, mf Hattrax, Dec 19—It was the schr Unity, not that went ashore near Mangares, NS. Abedin Newront, Dec 2—The. Coast Wrecking Company have suspended operations upon the bark esse logers tor the winter, having*taken out the steam pump piaced on her deck last Saturday, A mast has been puton the Wreck, Irom which a ight Will be suspended nightly, to prevent vessels from coming in coniact with her. The report telegraphed abroad that she had deen abandoned is anerror. The government would be likely to “have a say" in that case, for she js now more an obstruction to navigation than’ when in the place where she was Full own, ‘ORTLAND, Dec 22—Daring the heavy blow Mond: ring, ist inst, the fishing schr Jennie Gilbert aritted into the sehr Leader, of Cape Elaabeth, and ripped. u bowsprit, broke foreinast of at the Geck and stove bute warks dhe sete Cowl, enolar parted chains and drifted into and el rie Lewin, at anc driited int ‘ + anchor in Vixgyarp Haven, Dec 2—Brig Ella (Br) h. y for sea, she was ashore aud ts hile leaving port today, ie" and Sebr Olive Hayward, the West Chop, but was hau ashore near ing the night by U S steamer Samuel Dexte damage. Mrearna Vesorrs.—Pears are entertained for the anfety , without of schr Cumberland (of Philadelpnia), Capt Maule, which sailed from Philadelphia Nov 2) witha carws of fron pipes for the Boston Water Works, and bas not since been heard irom. Fishing sehr GO G Kidder has been absent on a halibut trip to Grand Bank ten weeks come Friday, and, havin kreatly exceeded the time for which she wag fitted, al he have been abandoned. “she wis a b palit at Booth! of Glow nd $6.0 on Fishing Insurance Her cyew list comprised 13 grsons, uy. 1874.— WHALEMEN. Sailea from San Francisco Lec 15, ship St George, Mur- Fay, of NB, to cruise. SPOKEN. Ship Columbus. Blethen. from New York for San Fran: cisco, Nov 20, lat 64 >, lon 34 30 W. Ship New Wabeno, of Miramichi, Dec 8, lat 44, lon 9 Ship Lochee, of and trom Dundee for San Francisco, Nov 19, lat 1 20'S, lon 31 08. ot ane Reid (reported Am), bound east, Dec 2 lat mn ti . “hp Mystic Betie, Plummer, from New York for Anjer, oct lat 40 8, lon 3) B, Bark Ocean’ Pearl, from Turks Island for Boston, no date, 12 miles east ot Barnegat. Bark Ge: Liverpool, Sept 29, lon : wei Sibamare, from Manila for New York, Oct ll, lat lon 58 B. Scbr Fortunate (Br), Harewood, from Brunswick, Oa, for Rio Grande, $1 days out, Nov 7, lat 24 8, lon 38 25 W. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are intormed that by telegraphing w the Henaun London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign veseis trading with the’ United States, the same will be cabled to this country tree of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axtwenrr, Dec 21—Sailed, ship La Gloire (Br), Blagdon, United States, Capiz, Dec 22—Arrived, brig Lewis L Squires. Baker, New York. Sailed, brigs Sarah E Kennedy, Peterson, Seville; RN Heslen Gould, Pekalongan Wava)) also the Gysbertus, for New York. Drats Dec 23—Arrived, ship Cornelius Grinnell, Bor- lana, New York; bark Mary Killam (Br), Hutchinson, St Marys, Ga; also the “Access,” trom United Stat (and all proceeded for London). Dunceness, Dec 23—Arrived off, brig Zawia. (Nor), Osmundsen, trom Wilmington, NC, with balwarks stove and loss ot boats. - Dunxirx, Dec 21—Sailed, bark Regulus (Nor), Holte, United States, GreratraR, Dec 22—sailed, steamer Assyria (Br), Grelg (from Marseilles), New York, Havers, Dec 22, PM—Arrived, steamer Ville de Paris (Fr), Lachesnez. New York. Lrverroot, Dec 23—Sailed, ships Strathearn (Br), Jar- man, New York; Tonawanda, Turley, Mobile; barks Breadablik (Nor), Nielsen, Baltimore; -Sarah M Smith (Bri, Taylor, New Orleans (last three have been re- Ported sailed exrlier). Sailed 22d, bark Anna & Bertha (Ger), Hoesert, Phila- delpma, * Arrived 234, snip Oracle (Peruv). Eraqmata, San Fran- cisco: barks Brothers (Br), Jegkins, Charleston; Fig!i Accame (Ital), Pionella, New York. Movitue, Dec 23—arrivea. steamer Elysia (Br), Camp- bell, New York for Glaszow. PiroutH, Dec 3—Arrived, bark Vesta (Ger), Mooger, Boston for London; brig Morna (Br), Bevan, Bull River, SC (oth in distress—see below). Quexustown, Dec %—Arrived, bark Norge (Nor), Han- ten, New York (see below). Also arrived 234, steamer Spain (Br), Grace, Liverpool; bark Aker (Nor, Oram, Savannah. Korrerpam, Dec 2i—Sailed, bark Betty (Nor), Olsen, United States. RayGoox—Arrived, ship Nonantam, Foster, Liverpoo. Arrived at ———, the Cotambia, from United tes Lonpon, Dec 23—Bark Norge (Nori, Hansen, from New York, which arrived at Queenstown to-day, picked up @ boat containing four men belonging to bark Amity, Pat- ten, from Philadelpnia Nov 19 for Antwerp, which foun- dered (no date) in lat 5), ton 10. The captain and twenty of the crew were lost by the boats capsizing. [The Am- ity was 922 tons register, and was built at Bath, Me, in 1858,1n which place she was owned. Her cargo con- sisted of 242,454 gallons of refined petroleum, valued at $34,000.) do ig Ew Bark Vesta (Ger), Mooger, from Boston for London, which arrived at Plymouth to-day, lost mainmast ana foretopgallantmast during a heavy gale on Dec Ll. % Bark P J Carleton, Luce, which arrivea at Dublin Nov 9 from San Francisco, caught fire to-day,,end after burning some time it was found necessary to scuttle her to xtinguish the flames. Brig Morna (Sr), Bevan, which arrived at Plymouth to-day trom Bull River, SC, is leaking, and has bulwarks stove and sails split. The crew of the bark Resource (Ger), which was aban- doned on the passage from Baltimore tor London, have arrived at Plymouth. They have suffered severely. When rescued they had been four days and nights cling, ing to the wreck, FOREIGN PORTS. AUCKLAND, NZ, Nov 10—Arriyed. bark Chocola (Haw), isteach San Francisco (and sailed latn for Sydney, _Amticua, Dec 7—Arrived, bark Montezuma, Briggs, New York via Barbados. Sailed 7th, schr Mohawk, Miller, St Martins. Bonar, previous, bark Montevideo (Fr), c 9 Metairie, New York. Batavia, Oct 24—; ved, bark Ortent (Rus), Orlander. Singapore. qand galled 23th for the coast, to load ior. te United States). New York; Tala. Reed, do. Bansapos, Nov $)— Arrived, brig § M Collymore (Br), Perry, Tusket, NS; Dec 6. sclirs A K Eaton. Stanicy, New York; Rapid (Br), Hanson, Quebec: 7th, brig John Given (rn), Crosby, Demerara: 8th sehr Brigadies, Norton Nortotk, Va Sailed Nov bark Golden Pleece (Br), Armstrong, Guadaloupe; brigs Five Brothers, Randall, Tarss Islands: Vee 1, Wanban, Spencer, Anguilla; 3d,’'Monte- zuma, Brine, Antizua; Victoria, Saunders, St Vincent (arrived Nov 23 from New York). 3 Buack River, Ja, Dec 4—Hailed, brig Erie, Sears, New York; schr Ada Barker, Dobbin, do. Beanupa, Deb 4—Arrivea, bark Eliza Barss (Br), Ve- sey, New York; schr J 8 Lamprey, Mellowes, do. Saited 12th, sehr W HL barry, Locke, New Yor ‘brigs Hattie M, Bal "ARDERAS, Dec 21—Arriv Port. 4; Charles Dennis, do; 'Nelhe Ware, New ‘York; Sportsman, do: David Owen, Havana; schr Mary jowell, Matanzas. : Crenvuxcos, Dec 19—Arrived, brig Lily (Br), Rojan, St Jago (not as betore). MARLOTIETOWN, Pil, Dec 9-Cleared, bark Assyria (Br), McDonald, Bristol, B. Demerara, Nov 27--Arrived, brigs L & W Armstrong, Munro, New York (and sailed Dec 7 om retura); Two Marys (Br), Cotton, No’ otia; H B Jones (Br). Wolf, Eos eae: NS; 2th, Sarah Armstrong (Br), Wallace, john. rt Maggie E Gray, Hudgins, Nor- folk via Berl waphe Ri Booui th. : "goth, sen ice; Dec 1, (Bry, Sickerson, No ; Sth. bark Vidar (Br), Johnston, Wilmington, NO; schrB F Hart, Coembs, Boston; 7th, bark Osage (Br), McDonald, Picton, Sailea Nov 26, bark Countess (Br), Burnie, Halitax; 27th, schra Edna’ Harwood, Davis, Jamaica: Dee 4, Orrie ¥ Drisko, Drisko, New York. In port Dec 7, bark Zephyrine (Br), Johnston, for Bos: ton, loading; brigs Annie (Br), Fielding, do do: Silas N Martin, Brown, fof Baltimore, do; Potomac, Wilson, do do; sctirs Rescue (8r), Anderson. for Philadelphia, Henry Parker, Lewis, for New York, do; also auove ar rivals and others before reporte eaeaiwoum, Ja, Deo W0—Arrived, brig Adele, McLoon, orfolk. Boston: Hattie A White, tor do Howowcty, Dee 10—suiied, ship Syren, Benson, New Bedford. Havana, Dec 22—Sailed, steamer City of Mexico, for Re ark Sieve dé Novim (Sp), Savannah; brig jena (5p). "Arrived 23d—Steamer Wilmington, New Orleans, Hasirax, NS, Dec 22—Sailed, brigs Annie Ingram, Ash- Frond. 81 John: Florence, Wood, Cremfuegos; schr Panny ‘ern, McKinnon, Gloucesver. Rincsrox. Ja,’ Deo $—Artived. bries, Walloon (Br). . Lockeport, NS (and vailed 9tn for Falmouth): Ida Br), ‘Smith, Liverpool, NS; 4th, schr S E Favens, An- jerson., Barbados; 6th, steamer Andes (Br), Parker, tle 7th for savanilla); bri (and saile Fis H 13th, Apna (Br), Harding, Lockeport, NS; schr B B Ka- ton, Young, New York. A ‘Sailed id; schrs Cook Borden, Lunt, New York via Savanna-ia-Mar ; 6h, brig Mary (Br), Forrest, Cienfue- Foss ache F pet JacR@o0y Progreso; Wth, brig Eurek: Fy ip, Halifax. Riumounee, Nov 1e-Salled, bark Eliza Ramsden (Br), Stewart. New York or Boston. Mowrgvipeo, Oct $l—Arrived, schr Amanda (Ger). Wagner, Baitimore (and sailed for Buenos Ayres); Nov 9, bark Alice, Dyer, Pordand sailed for Buenos 8). 4 Sauled Oot 31, barks Tremont, Connor, Rosario; Nov 10, Shameock, Panno, Concepcion (Cili); Bonatide (Nor), Rostrup (from eee ), Buenos Ayres: Woodsiie, M ery, Ci Gr Balled Nov 6, burk aires MeCarthy, Gould, Table Ba; t Nov 18, bart low. Davis, from Ba: jved ist, for New York; Emma Francis gn. nd Else ‘kschricht (Ger), Eschriont, tor New York; General Chanzy (Fr), Rovelle, irom Marseilles for San Francisco; Valkyria ( i McQuarrie, tram Quebec, arrived 17th; Atlas (Span), Viega, from New York, just | ache Howe, Chase. inc; brigs Ida M Von ery, York, from Portland, arrived ist: Fanny B Tucke: trom do, just arrived: Del Graua ir) Morehouse ; bu Allen (Bri, Battle, and. becca J Faige, Hill, for New York: Jotianna (Dutch), for do (nas been ‘reported cleared Oct 28); Emma, Bucknam, unc; schr City, Small, for New York (| Matacvex PR, Dee li—Ln port brig Towner, Wright, from New Haven, disg; aches Daylight, McFadden, New York, Idg ol % len A Locke. Grey, from and for disg with bal ‘4 Doane, trom Savannah, Nellie, Collinson, from Baitimore.’ do. Satléd Nov 27, brigs M Wood, Wood, Ponce 0 ‘oul, ance of inward hn. Ka Deo 2, Caront ares Islands ; b (sr), Halifax: sehrs Maid of the Mist, Smith, New York. Matanzas, Dec 21—Arrived, schir Alice 8, from Caiba- 2A, brig V Nichols, tron Stueldsborough, castut, NEW. Nov 6—Salled, ship John Kerr (Br), o Fra NCLsCO. Ovo Harsor, Ja, Dec 4—Arrived, schr Bagaduce, Cox, New York via Montego Bay. Pana, Dee 6—In pers prigs Edwin Roe, Crocker, from New Yorx, to discharge; Annie (Dan), Brown, for do, to sail Dec 10; schrs Cecile, Anderson, tor do, to sail next day: Lizzie Lves, Saxton, trom Oedra, arrived 2d; The- resa, Quinn, and N Hand, Dougherty, from New York; Edward Burnett, Taylor, from do (see Miscel). Praxamngco, Nov l—Saiied, oarks Idolique (Br), Nlox- erson, Portland, 5th, Stella. (Br), New York; 2ist, brigs Ernest, Sinnett, Portiand, Me: 2th, Frances Jane, sau arvey, Hampton Roads; schrs Lizae (ir), New York} 2th. Julia (Br), do. Ty port Dog i brig Georgina (Br), Bartling. trom, Now York. arrived dist; schr JF Auger, Bedell, from do, ar- rived 241 Prognxso, Dee 10~Salled, sehr Parepa, Packard, New York. Por? Spars, Nov 25—Arrived, brigs Britannia, Hotch- kiss, New Vork Via Karbudow; (and galled siltor Hare bados); Dee 1, Thos Campbell (Br), Plymouth, NS; schrs Gen Gongafes| Don). runswick, Geo ih, Grecian Bend er), Lovkpol a Pout ANTOMIO, Ja, Dec GArrived, sehr Lizzie, Pope, Pensacola, Deo 5—Cleared, bark Gertrude (Br), Bill, Charleston. Rio GRANGE, Nov 6<Sailed, sebrs Roebuck (Mr). Camp- bell, Sandy Hook; 12th brig Lucy W snow, Stone, Bai- umare. ITH § Croshaw (Br), from San Francisco for | 38 5, 2 Buuize, Hon. Dec 6—Arrived, brigs Emily (Br), Biddie, . Govaivrs, Nov 2%3—In port, achrs Elia Francis, from | UPPLEMENT. In port Nov 17, schr Fran’ Morrow, from Richmond, id lath. “tlio Janet, Nov 8=Arrived, ships Loretto, Fish, Car. Le Tv) ev (or Watts), Cardift: yth, Grey Bagi, Lu ore wand s:iléd 2uth on her feturih brig Brigd6, Ge Meacke, Kichmona («nd sailed 22d tor New Orleans) 12th. ships Bertha, Pote, London: 15th, Belle Morse Whitmore, Shields; bark Minnie Allen, per, Cardiff, brig Caroline (Br), Pepperel, New Carlisle; schrs Jas Drury, snow, London; Jolin Williamson (Br), Nicol, Richmond, Va; 2 th, dries Ossipee, Hi. ew York; Chillianwitlat, (Br), Colcord, Branswick, Ga, Z ~av'ed Nov % ship Priscilla, Merriman, Valparana; oth, bark Teniplar. Wilson. Baltimore; Hh, ship 8 C Blanchard, Meady, Callao; 1th, brig Krem'in. Wyman, Hampton Roads; \4th, ship Pike, Callao; bark | Cloalde (Sp), Ferres, ‘New Orleans; brig Hansa (Ger) Brawer, Hampton Hoads; ‘k May Queen poly, Aaltimore sth, rk, ampton Roads; 21st, ship a PC Merryman, Young, Calcutta; brizs Robert © Wi Boyle, Baltimore; Fritg (sw), Hakansson, Ne ans sctir Commodore (Br), Soutsberg, Hampion Koads; 22d, bark Oasis, Randall, Callao. f “Nov25, ships Kine Philip, Rawlins, from Bal- timore for San Francisco: Progress, Stephens, un | barks Winifred (Br), Dill, trom and for Baltimore, are rived 17th; Cricket, Kean, tor do; T P Whiton, Carver, for Savannah; Modesta (Hr), Rowlands, for New York | (cleared); Beckermet (Br), Dalrymple. for Hampton Roads; Loam r), Bastrop, for st Thomas for orders: Riverton, Char! Name, Watts, une; bri | Oliver Blanchara ( ow Carlisi rived 15th, tor United States; schrs Neptan (Ger), New York: Hildur (Nor), (or Mobile tor orders ie (Ger), Avpen, for Kiehmond (cleared); and the above arrivais not otherwise reported. Suancuat, Dec 7—Atrrived, ship Northampton (Br); sco, Sypxey, NSW. Oct 2—Arrived, bark Forward, (Br), Whyte, Portland, 0 Clear (Br, Ban Francisco; 17th, bark Van Dieman (Br), sdytos, Noy 23—Arrived, St Prenr& (Martinique), Nov, 20—Arrived, brig Dart (Br), Collett, New York;'Dec 2 schr Addie G Brvant, loupe: 6th, brigs stalla (Br), Crowell, New York; Kelly, Noyes, Whmineton, Ne. Nov 2. brig Gein, Pierce, New York: Dec 3 schr Anita, Smail, St Martins. Baker, Boston, pt Tuomas, Dec 5—Arrived, barks Adriatic (Br), Mo: | Jantic (Br), McKenzie, Demerara; lith, Providence (BI } Gosthest, Mariaiquas scnr op a (Br), Wharton, A} Barclay, San Franch Sailell Nov 16, ship Cape ¢ "brig Hail Columbia, Brere- ton, Rio Janeiro, Stubt Port Spain; 5th, Josephine, Phenix, Guada- sailed P St Awn's Bay, Ja, Dec 4—Arrtved, schr Laura Chester, Kenzle, Barbados (and sailed 10th tor Halifax); 10h, At Al i | tig ‘Abboisiord (Br), Churchill, Babia, ailed Ath, schr Julia A Merritt (Br), Flynn, Turks Asiands; 7th, brigs Pedro, Bahrs, Pensacola; 10th, Mary € Comery, Harwood, Baltimore ; ‘th, Bride (Br), Burt- aby, St Johns, PR, abd New York. ty port Dec'ls, Barks Carib, Townsend, from St Cro!x, arrived 14th; Devonshire, iker, from Buenos Ayres, arrived 18th: Geneva, Gorham, from do, arrived 14:n; | brigs Star, Cook, trom Barbados, arrived 13th; Dart (Br), | Cotier, trom Marunique, arrived Idth: Malaga (Br), Kerr, for Genoa, cargo ex schr Humming Bird: H | (ir), Shelly, trom Demerara for New York, ready | Davida Tolck, Sawyer, from. B | 11th, seeking; Menawa, Rogers, from Ar: | mouth, disg;, Seb (Br), condemned and sola. | UsrJouns, ‘PR, Nov 17—Arrived, brig Westwood (Br), | Halifax: 19th, achrs Gertrude Plummer, Plummer, New York; ist, Belle (Br), Lunenburg, NS; Dec 2, M Hume, Hume, Baltimore; brig Zagle (Bri, Halifax. st Jonns, N¥, Dec 23—Arrived, steamship Caspian (Br). Trocks (trom Liverpool), Halifax. »tJoun, NB, bec 19—Acrived, schr Lris, Buckard, New ork. +. Arrived 284, [brig Kate Upham, Sydney ; schrs Tasco, Portland; Ligzte Daxers, Phuadelpnia. Cleared 19th, schr Nellie Scott, Milto Cleared 23¢, bark Wm H Germ, Havana, Toxata (Mexico). Nov 27—In port schr M E Holt, Hig- gins, for New York, ldg. Cardenas. [Pan Steausmtr Java. 1 Axtwere, Dec 8—Sailed, John Gladstone, Pinkney, Key West. Auoy, Oct 81zSailed, Helena, Monssen, New York. ‘Ansett, Nov 1-Passedy John & Worcester, Cawse, from Shanghai for New York. Bancetoxa, Dec I—Arrived, Sebastian, Cassell, Charieston; 24, Huntress, Gunn, New Orleans. Batavia, Nov 7—Sailed, Plori: Andressen, America. Cacuiani, Dec t—Arrived, Elvira, Torrano, New York. Pd iia Nov 16—Arrived, L’Amico, Exposito, lew York. Cavcutta, Dec 10—Sailed, Roman Empire, Kennedy, Navfrived lth, Atmosphere, Costello, Live rrives |. Atmosphere, Cost lo, Liverpool, Dosper, Dec $—Arrived, Alex Hall, Daytzic, Dec 7—Arrived, A uebec, ai J Pope, seefeldt, New ‘Htatwape, Deo 2S Arrived, Avance, Olsen, Charleston Agrhuus. PERS ns — pte ~ Pitwoven, Dec W—Arnved, Alex Dutnie, Norie, San Francisco, GLoucester, Deo 8—Arrived, John Fougt, Carlgen, and James Ives, Foster, Miramachi; 10th, N Christian, Robertson, Quebec; Delfino, Paolo, Montreal Greenock, Dec li—Arrived, Imperial, Ure, Quebec; Gleniffer, Cumming, Montreal. Haver, Dec 10—arrived, France (s), Trudelle, New York, Cleared 7th, John E Kennedy, Hughes, Messina. Failed 5th, Tidal Wave, Valentine, Koy West (and put into Dover th); Holland (8), Simpson, New York; Ne- vado, Hookway, Cardiff. HeLvox, Dec 8—Sai'ed, Christel, Bockelmann, Brou- wershaven and New York or Philadelphia, Honrtxver, Dec 10~Arrived, Egergund, Jacob:en, St JIghn, 3 Wi , Dec 9—Arrived, Pommerania (s), Schwensen, New York. Hutt, Dec 12—Arrived, Osprey, Rose, St John. Isux or Wiont—Put into the Motherbank Dec 8 WT Rarward, Dowley, trom Havre tor Cardi Ioito, Oct 18—Sailed, Fearless. Smith, ivaRroot, Dec 9—Arrived, Palm (s), Pearse, New Or- leans; John'Steel. Prince Edwrd Island; Chas Baker, Musquesh; 10th, The Queen @), Bragg. New York; Kenil- worth (s), Prowse, Philadelphia (an Scandinavian (9), ‘Smith, attumore (and entered out Uth for Portiand.) Salied Ith, Italy @), Thomson, New York; Aminta, Meyler, San Francicco; France (s), Altree, Boston; Jes- sie, Morgan, Savannah; Butlanshire, Morgan, San Fran- cisco. Cleared 10th, Annie Maud, Read, St John, NB. Entered out’ th. Breidalblik, Nielsen, tor Baltimore; Hudikswall, Bybind, Pascagoula; 10th, Siberia (9), Har- Tison, Boston; Ma! ‘olmson, New Orleans: Kath - leen, Mockler, Geo Bell. Rose, Tybee 5 11th. Nor, Rudvig, Baltimore; Marmora, Downie, Unarieston: ), Bragg, and Gaciic Wh, Purcell, New York; ©¥ aton. Porto Cxbello, 40; Edina, Robinson, Sandy Hook}, Gulow, Bentsen, Philadelpnis (changed from jew Orlei ans). Hilens. Samuelsen, Quebec; New York. Loxpox, Dec 8~ Arrived. ith, Ocean Phantom, Mcintyre, Three Rivers. tered out 10th, Genevieve, Leptetre, tor New York, Pieared 10th, Fenwick, Poye, Newport, &c (since re- ported abandoned). Sailed from Gravesend 10th, Percy, for Pensacola. 5 LosterOaene, Dec 7—arrived, Keonowy, Granam, St fobn, a Ss an ee Dido, Rank, Baltimore (before reported 7th). Lecuorn, Dec 7—Arrived. Machiavelli, Maresca, New ‘al |. Waldo. Es ew York; imo, Ne' Winogene, Lofvering, Philadelphia (since put ck—see belowht Maryport, Dec 10—Arrivea, Thos Lee, Saikcld, Quebec; 1th, Apollo, Millikin, Dalhousie. Missixa, Nov 27—Arrived, Laura Cacace, Cafiero, New On | Sailed Dec 8. Vaaren, Pedersen, Bajtimore. outmost, Deo 1—Gieared, Harold (of Halifax, NS), Callao. Newrort, Dec 11—Entered out, Sunshine, Giark, for Havana. Sailed 10th, Wenonah, Forbes, Chimbote. Naruks, Dec 3—Arrived, sara, Amer, Gaspe. jewfoundland Ovorto, Dec 8—Arrived, Annie Grant, (not United States). ght? Mavo0, Deo s—Arrived, Beasle Young. Mogg, Que- ec. Penartn, Dec 8—Arrived. Rossignol, Hatfiold, London, Pit.at, Dec 4—Arrived, Express, Fretwurst, New York; Christopher Columbus, Dahler, do. Queenstown, Dec 8—Arrived, Eureka, Khtgaard, Mex- ico via New York. Put back 10th, Paolo Borzone, Borzone, for Limerick, wind bound. Rorrerpas, Dec 9—Cleared, Macautay, Rodgers, Balti- more. Revat, Dec 4--Arrived, Anguste, Madar, Savannah. Lae Dec 8—Arrived, Countess of Minto, Wales, juebec; 1th, B C_ Peters, Boltmer, Wilmington, NC; 12th, Ocean Bride, Burrows. Quebec. SouraBayA, Oct 25—Arrived, Bonito, Seward, Batavia; Caribow, Kenney, do. Sailed 25th, K; ‘on, Spence, Probolingo; 27th, Metis, ist. Jennie 3 Baker, Waite do. Sincapors. Nov 7—Sailed, Game Cock, Stoddard, Hong Kong; 8th, Chas C Leary, Field, Boston. Samanane, Oct 13—Arrived, 4 C Sibley, Colson, Bata- via. * Tarracona, Dec 1—Arrived, Eroe, Maresca, New York. Trixate, Dec 4—Sailed, Isis, Anderson. Catania. Wannreneonr, Dec 10—Put in, Cortese, Chiesa, from New York tor Dundalk. oxmaven, Dec ll—The bark Maria Scammell, for Rio Janeiro, has bern in collision here with the Roland tug and received damage to bows, She will proceed atter repairing. ‘the tug received a0 damage. Doyen, Dec 11—Pat in, Tidal Wave, Powell, from Havre for Key West, with 1oss of anchor, jibboom ‘broken ‘and two men sick, Fauwourn, Dec 10—The Alexander Duthic, Nome, from San Francisco, has arrived’ with toss of biulwarks and sails. Grascow, Dee 10—The Imperial, Mayes, from Quebee for the Civile, has put into Rumsey Bay tor Shelter; the master went ‘ashore for a steamer, and, in returning, the boat capsized and he was drowned Harwicn, Dec 10—The Messina, three-masted schr, Davidson, of and trom Dundee tor San Francisco (bale goods), has putin here, crew refusing duty. [Since te- ported sailed |. i Haver, Dec 7—The Holland (3), for New Yi 7 Bragg, from London ork, in entering this port to-day during a strong NW wind, was driven against the quay and’ did some | d-mage to the Ksperance (fishing vesse The steamer ‘was assisted to clear by two tugs, Lavenroot, Dec 10—Tho Golden Rule, for New Orleans, received considerable aaate to her port sive trom the collision with the Tintern Abbey, for London, botore re- ported; the latter had main channel and lanyard of main rigging carried away and chainplates broken, Loxpox, Dec 1—The Marco Polo (of South Shiels), from Quebec, lying at the buoys of Biackwall, took ihe joss of anchor, chains, &c; she cargo. Ororto, Dec from Newfoundland, rail, rigging, one’saved. Storvoway, Dec 8—The bark Hindostan, of an Aberdeen: from Quebec St days, has par ik wine dene house stove and’ heavy list; she experienced severe weather. SmANGHAR, Oct 29—The Lulu, Spencer, whic here Oct % trom Keelune, Hal encountered n typhooiy during which she lost foretopmast and had sails biown away and split, Snips, Dee The Pheonix bark, from Quebeo f Hartlepool, which putin ere throuch sires ot wearer and which sailed yesterday, had to be towed back again to this harbor in consequence of the gale, ‘Trace, Dee The bark Zanrak, Aatholm, from Baltl- more, is aground on Bank of Obannel at Samphires, but may float off next tide without damage, Warenvorn Dec 1) (by telegraph)—Put in, 10th, ¢ Alice Woo's, Penery, trom st Jon, (NB), via Guibene- town for Wexford (deils), with loss of deck load. AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, Deo 17—Saited, schr Edwin & Kirk, with starboard bulwarks to tat: gone; three men wasned overboard, Cala, Fri \denge, pare h—Sailed, sehrs Alfred Braprook, Philli Hobo ken; Theodore Dean, Babbitt, Fall anand yiul—Arrived, sermer 80’ Knight, Chichester, New HOX@ON, Bec Z—Arrived steamer Glaucus, Bearse, New York} genre Job Jobugon, Larkam, Booue Bay, Ne; Ho Atwood, Foster, egies JV Wellington, Doane, Alexandria; Gerttude, Fugues, Pennsgrove, NJ; Gettysburg, smith, Phuadelphia; bP Wishary Mason, do; Madagascar, Turner, Blizabethport, Helow, voand In, schr Thomas Lancaster, Oleare| teamers Gen Whitney, Hallett. New York: ‘out 11th to return); | ground at low water this moraing. Lyauors, Dec II—The brig Winogene, Lofvering, salted ved 8. for Philadelphia, (general catgo). bat has ince put back, h pumps mucl inaged and cargo shifted: sae has 16 Inches of Water in the bold. i Nawrort, Deo ll—The Navasota, Sister, hente for Martinique (coal), put da jay leaky, and with | ili dock to discharge | 8—The Annic Grant has arrived here, | Aries, Philadetpnia; Seminole, sa: : Se heeicetes timmene oaniane We, US. ic Satled—stet Seminole, and Ames; bark John : x boda Bactet he Seon. Lizsies and Pople, pete Prite, rom Wilmington, NCt Sainy OndWalmader veer ter New York; schr Admiral, Oharigston. ‘iad ‘ork Below—steamer D J Foley, Cleared—Steamers America, Bilups, Savannah; bark Swit Pledore, Newry; brigs August (Ger), Sirah ar, to anciro; HM rets (Br), Munroe, Mayagaeg; schrs Lotte , Lee, savannah; Carrie EB Miunbeou Pore mouth. Aiso cleared, steamers Josephine Thomp: Moore, New York; Nabcllus, Peck, Fall River; bark Memento Gor, Aab’ » Dublin, ne foe at tee yews sailed—Bark New Light, for 10: ni! Cork; sehr Annie P Chase, Centuegos. is: Prams BRUNSWICK, Ga, Dec 23—Cleared, schr Emily & Bartel, Fernandina. BELFAST, Dec 18~Arrived, schr Mary, Magee, New vorie ‘CHARLESTON, Dec 19—Cleared, brig Mary E Dana, ONeill, Bull Creek, 50; schr Equator (Br), Ranger, Harbor Land 2id—Arrived, steamer Virginia, Philade!peia. Cleared—Steamer Georgia, Crowell, New York; barks Batavia, sawyer, Liverpool; Jens Brondi (Nor), Niel ton ode-bure Providentia (8p), Barcelona Bark Provid . Barcelona. FERNANDINA, Dec 16—Cieared, schr Scotia, Dawes, Bi wick. «< ALL UE Dec 2~Arrived, schr § Morgan, . reetown. Watted Sele Leonora, Bonsey, New York. Sailed CALVESTON, Dee: 22—Arrived, steamer Agnes, Hae vana (and cleare’ for Nuevitas); barks Lindo (Br), Durie, London; Olthere, River Platte, both in ball Claared—steamier _f n fete | Br), Burrowg, ; bark Crimea (Br), Glover, do. FO ie Due gucartived, schrs M J Riitott, Doennam, Bouthbay or Baltimore’ Bengal, Thornton, Rockland for New v ork; Wm Conners, Freneh, Philadel tor Portland Dee TE NOLA. Dec 19—Sailed, sehr Thos P Bail, Ryder, New York. NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2%~Arrived up, ship Minnie H Gi w (Br), Perry, Liverpool: barks Fresbandet (Ger), Wachter Bremen; Sindee (Norh Beck, Liverpool; see the Va hatdleared, camer City of San Antonio, Penning. ton, New York: ship Kentuckian, Dunbar. Liverpool. SouTHWES? Pass. age fies mp Maria Stoneman i ritish gunboat Bu bas) re} Speed, schr Henry Wadding- ton, Selover, N New York. ed—Bark Milo (Br), Europe, NOMFOLE, bee f—-Arrived, sehr Johit 1 Curtis, Phil- Yew York. EnkW BEDFORD. Dec 2%3—Arrived, schr Louisa Fran- Arrived, schrs T C Lyman, Hill, kK: Mary E Wharf, Wharf, New p Fred brown, Wilson, Bristol for New York (and saile — Wim MeCobb, Brady, Dighton for Rich- Pea bel John Pierce, Townsend tor Havana; Providence tor New York tor Wellflect; si mond, Va: 1 schrs Rosina, Beal, Fall River tor New York; Lynden, Cassady, Portlan't for do; Commerce, ‘Gammon, Newburyport tor Baltimore; = Dick Williams, Corson,@ from Rockport. for | Newbern, | NO; Freeman, Avier, irom Provincetown for’ Balti- more; Sylvester Haile, Coleman, Taunton for New Yor McNichol, Revd, Machias tor doy 4 Pitcher, Thomaston for do; Sammy Ford, Allen, Lubec for do; Alien Green, Nickerson, Newburyport via Dutch Island for New York and Philadelphia; also brig Glen- dale, Conkling, from Provicence tor Baltimore; sebrs Potter & Hooper, Bradbury foP Haverstraw; ET Smith, Baker, Providence for New York; Albert Jameson, Jameson, Rocgland tor do; W A Low, Carman, Falk River for'do; Francis smith, Rowland, do tor Port Jot- ferson § Newcomb, ins, Providence for Vir- ginia;'S J Watts, Watts, New York or Jon '8 AM—Arrived in the night. schrs Bradiey, and Pointer, sears, Providence for N Dexter, Sherman, Warren for do. Tn port—Schrs John Manlove, Cashman, from E.G Irwin, Johnson, from Philadelphia; Pilovs Brid Eldridge, New York for Boston; Robert B erson, New York for Westport; Alnomak, Fly, ‘do. for Thomaston; Wm D Marvel, O'Keefe, Baltimore ‘for Bop- ton; Joseph Marsh, Suir, Fall River for New York: Starlight, Jones, New York for Providence; also New York pilot boat Isaac Webb, Van Pelt. NEW LONDON, Dee 22—Arrived, schrs Brazos, New r Bristol: Sea Flower, from a coal port; Paw e ys. =) . lendate, Providence for Baltimore: set i fingdove, Calais for Rome aare Pierso Alexandr! ae 3 Se Aan, NOHWIOM, Dee t—arrived, sehr § A Mount froma NEW HAVEN, Dec 22—Arrived, schr Saugatuck, Jew- jethport. C, Dec 23—Sailed, steamer Vicksburg, > m McCobb, York; ell, Eli Bau ene, THILADELETITA, Dec 23—Arrived, steamers Centi- ede, Miller, New Bedford; Perkiomen, Pierce, Boston ; 'yoining, Teal, Savannah} Ei wator. Hinckley Charles: ton; North Point, Smith, New York; bark Hellas (Ger). Pauls, Liverpool; schrs Eugene. . sransas; BW Witbank “San “Andreas; Geo J Courtney, Lane, Atlantic City; Dash, Eldriage, Salem; H T Tewo- end. Wilder, Hillsboro, NB (eee Misceljan, Cleare Steamers py son, Hudson, Galveston via Bal- re; Saxon, SHOW, Bostolt:. Florida, Crocker, Provi- dence; bark Joha Gediie (Br), Crowley, Rotterdam; schrs J R Diverty, Dougiass, Matanzas; Virginia L Hickman, Kimmey, Trinidad 6 Cpba. ‘Also cleared, steamers I!linoly Shackford, liverpool; Williamsport, ‘or New gresat: ‘bark Esaa’ (Aus), Ma- , Cook ; ‘a jarbados. Tavmivoasie Del, Dec 2 A, Steamer Herctiles, for eres ane ‘schr AC Page, for Havana, passed down evenin . Hie Mari#bne IT, for Lisbon; passed down this AM. tqh dee? laden Coreicn bark off the Fort, coming up under: Ww. ‘PM—Passed up, schr John Marshall, Areived=eeti Hila’ Prosser, fram New York, seeking’ Passed down-Steamer Saxon, for Boston. Sen eer iuclds, Puc cOurward bound veasels have Li 1% c HES Ge bates tease ety peed mronteas . bre 2i—Clesred, brig 6 W Cochran (Br), itiog wenrs Mattio A Hand, E&GW Hinds, and South re. ‘@d—Arrived, schrs Western Star, Baltimore: Herald, Rockland for New York; Henry B Ree Philadelphia. ed. CF You New York. ‘Mangum, New York;. ‘sehr EH Furbur, Balti: MPROVIDENCE, Dec 21—Arrived, steamer Mary, Ro- gers, Philadelphia. Bd— arrived. sohr Watchful, Gill, New York via New- Porolow-—Scliry #8 H Clark, Fengar, from Elizabethport: fur ds, from Weehawken; Starlught, Jones,. Hoboken.” Sailed—Schr Carrle Hyer. Poland, Savan Srved ie the west bay 22d, schrs Vesper (Bi eae noe, eres asco ier ts {Schr Jolin L Mertill, trom Cadiz tor Glonces tA IGHMOND, Dec 21—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion. ‘Walker, New York; schrs D B Stillman. Chivalry, and H P Simmons, Willetts. Philadelphi: "ecor. do, SAN FRANCISUO, De ee Tan <. (Be). oh Queenstown; bark Loch Urr (Br), Mur Jock, |<Akrived. ghty Glory of the Seas, Knowles, Liver: pool; date (Br), Jenkins, do. SAVANNAH, Clapp, Liverpoo! ‘pool. Clearea—Bark LR ). Uriola, Liverpool, ied a oe New York; Potomac Ag tt for Sailed—steamers Leo, Liverpool; ship Henry (Br), do; brig Katahdin, Brunswick, Ga, to load for Rio Janeiro. SALER, Dee 2l—Arrived, schrs Nathan Clifford, ena, Gardner, Rondout tor B A N, Deo 22—Arrived, sciirs Dalling, New York tor Boston; George D Fullerton i do for’ Halifax: Kalmar, Baltimore for Portland Prescott, Vinginia for de. Schrs Mary Lymburner, H Prescore anf Luconia each parted chan during te gala ote , ‘ ; s Saited-sclirg Walter Trving, Zelegrapty| % Freeman, a ling aura Messer, John Rosa James a) N peetth West Dennia Ht Atwood. HG Bird Wate, Sedona, J V Wellington, Wm Slater, Terrapin, Comet, Mary H Westcott, H Prescott and Maggie Deili Arrived, schr Mary E Whorf, trom New York for Wellfleet. ‘ Returned —Schrs Cherub, Telegraph, W Freeman,.Wal- ina, James L Maloy and ter Irving, Carrie L Goatrey, Eilie L smitu. piassed by—Bark Samuel E Spring, from New York for ortland. Sailed—Schrs Warren Gates, Annie Brown (Br),George D Fullerton (ure Carrie L Godfrey, Mary. 'Whort, Cherud, Laniva, James L Maloy and Ellie S Smith, WILMINGTON, NC, Dec 33—Arnved, brig C C Y. Horn (Br), Savagnah ; schr Emeline, Aguadiila. Salled—Bark Clio (Ger), Schupp, Bremen; schr Lucy Holmes, Haytt, WOOD'S HOLR, Dec 20—Arrived, schr E M Cook, Cook; Providence, to load for Savannah. 241—Arrived, schr Highlander, Wood, New York. led—Schr'S C Tryon, sickerson, Richmon MISCELLANEOUS, sssss_| MM MM Il TTTTTT H H sssss '* 8 sMM MMIL TH HS s 8 MM MM IL v HS ” 8 MM M M IL T H HB ssssS, M MM M il T HAHUH = s8sss. 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