The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1874, Page 11

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. WASHINGTON, Dec. 23, 1874. REPUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION WITH THE SENATE | FINANCE BILL IN THE HOUSE—ITS AMEND- MENT OL DEFEAT PROBABLE. ‘The Senate’s Finance bill does not improve on | acquaintance. The more itis scrutinized by intel- ligent members of the House the | they are sat- ished with it, and this morning it was not diMcult to find men on the floor who privately denounced it, 1t may pass the House, as it passed the Senate, by a strict party vote, as @ strict party measure. |» It js set Gown as the special order for the 8tn of January, and this 1s a success for the enemies of | the bill, because by that thme the press and public sentiment can be beard upon its demerits, Of course the mass of opinion on 1t in the House is party opinion, and therefore of little importance; but a number of republican members quietly said they would go home and hear what was sald of the measure there, and afew will not vote for {tat all unless it {g9 materially changed. Two points are certain—first, that the bill will not ef- fect @ contraction of the currency, because, as everbody here sees, no new dank currency will be | asked for under present circumstances, and, until | there is, no contraction of legal tenders author- zed; second, the bil! 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 measuy, | plainly showed that the authors of the bill did not | mean to forbid such reissue, and that those who | support the bill do so with the plain understand- | ing that the legal tenders may be re | issued and will not be cancelled, If at any time a | Secretary of the Treasury should choose to reissue such notes he could justuy 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 scrupulous. On 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 pubdlic opmion may de- mand important changes to be made, and it 18 not impossible that a number of the party jay refuse to support the present bill 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 doe, not pretend to be satisfied with It, but feels that something ought to be done and that this bill is better than nothing. | FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. WASHINGTON, Dec, 23, 1874. DANVASS 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 de fixed up better if a person had-all | his own way about it, and it Was in fact just the | thing wanted. General McDougall, from tne | Auburn district,’ where he ‘has been a | banker, thought “It was all right, but,” with | @ 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 decide 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 a8 s00n as received at tue Treasury in lieu of national bank notes issued. Messrs. Hale, of Maine, and Schofield are in favor of it, while General Butler is understood to oppose it, because “ne thinks he can frame a det- | ver bul “Sunset”? 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 atraud, asserting that his bill, provid- | mg @ three-sixty-flve interconvertible bond, is decidedly better ag one of relief, Mr. Randall feels that “it is a purely partisan measure, and | will take its inevitable course.”” So does Mr. Beck, of Kentucky. Mr. Willard, of Michigan, is fully Batisfied with it, and will vote Jor it with alacrity. The democrats generally can be set down as féel- | ing that, as it is @ purely partisan measure and not Teally 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 GENERAL TERRY—A NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENT, INCLUDING THE FIELD OF THE | SOUTHERN TROUBLES, TO BE CREATED. : A delegation of Louisianians called upon the -Prestdent 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 imspire 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 not ofa nature in any way amecting his reputa- tion as an eMcient officer, yet were sufficient to | impress upon him the necessity of making a change in the organization of the mt!itary depart- ment of the South, so that an officer of higher | & Tauk 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 furtuer assure the people of the South that they | would be fully protected hereafter against the law- | Jess acts of the White Leaguers in Louisiana, Ala- bama and Mississippi. The delegation then with- sala win | P NEW YORK HERALIX’ THURSDAY, DECEMBER can be to examine tato his political record; and i* i the republican party can afford to hear the evi- déuce he ts ready to give concerning the famous midwignt order and Governor Kel- logg’s election and administration hy ts ready to tell the whole truth, but 3 no lear that it will injure his chances for a seat. It is now positive that the new Legislature of Louisiana will meet beiore Congress reassemodles and while the people o! Louisiana have still only @ de Jago government, Whatever may be the num- ber of conservative members returned oy the Re- turning Board, it will be tmpossivle to elect a republican Senator, for Pincnoack has declared that he will use every influence at his commana to eiect a democrat if the republicaD Senators preier de mocrats to negroes. OBITUARY. ‘ COLONEL LEVI HART. Levi Hart, ex-Colonel of the Seventh regiment N.Y.S.N.G., died at his residence, Eighty-fourtn street and First avenue, on Thursday, December 18, in the seventy-ninth year of ms age. He was anold time Yorker, and an officer at one time of the Harlem Savings Bank, He was a prominent politician of his day, being identified with the old “Henry Clay whig’’ party, and was aisv an intimate of Secretary Fish and of the late William A. Seward. JOHN MILHAU, DRUGGIST. Mr. John Milbau, whose death is announced as having occurred yesterday at his late residence, No. 41 Lafayette place, was 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 ag a druggist ona modest scale in Broadway, near Cortiandt street, and, with great increase of scope, the busi- ness he then started occupies the same site to-day, He amassed considerabie wealth during his life, but he left what is far more valuable as a legacy— arecord of a long life of integrity and probity. At his death he was tn the eignhticth year of his age. Itisexpected that the wholesale druggist trade in thts city wil take some action on the news of his death to-day. ° CHARLES K. MYERS, Charies K. Myers, Superintendent of the Mer- chants’ Exchange 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 constantly during that time, SHIPPING OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY. Office. Steamer. Rotterdam. ren reem 69 Broad way rg..|113 Broadway. 80;|Livernoot..}4 Bowling Green ‘|Hiampurg.. [61 Broadway. Liverpoot..|19 Broadway. Liverpool., | 5 Broadway. artic .. : City ot Montreal. The Queen... ... Jap. 2:| Liverpool. |69 Broadway. Ethiopi 2: | Glasgow,..|7Bowling Green 2. n....|2 Bowling Green 5: a) Broadway. 6. 4Bowling Green 6. 72 Broadway. 7.1 Re 50 Broadway. 9:|Liverool...|i9 Broadway. 9.| Livervool..|15 Broadway. 9.|Glasgow...|7 Bowling Green St Luurent... 9. 85 Broadway. Goethe ; 1. Z..| 118 Broad way. Suevia... oF 14.) Hambure.. 61 Broad’ a City of Brooklyn |Jam. 16.| Liverpool |15 Broaaway. Celtic... Jan, 16.|Liverpool..|19 Broadway. State of Indiana..|Jan. 20.|Giasgow...|72 Broadway, Pommerania...... Jen, 21;!Hamburg..161 Broadway. Oceanic 23: | Laverpoot../19 Broadway. France, 23;| Havre.....|55Broadway. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, 1 22| 437 615 aIGH WATER Gov. Island..morn 9 19 Sandy Hook..morn 8 34 Hell Gate....morn 11 04 CLEARED. Steamer Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown —C G Francklyn. Steamer Trinacria (Br), Hutchinson, Glasgow—Hender- son Bros. ‘Steamer Carondelet, MeCreery, New Oneans—C 1 Matiorv & Co. Steamer George Cromweii, Bacon, Portland, Me— Clark & Seaman. Ship Messenxer, Gilkey. Shanghai—Salter & Liver- more. Ship Casilda, Pike, Belfast—Thos Dunham's Nephew & 10, Bark H D Brookman, Tyson, Liverpool-H D J 0 Brookman. is Bark Lalia W (Br), McNeill, Cork or Falmouth tor or- cers—Heney & Parker. Bark Kong Oscar (Nor), Jensen, Krageroe (Norway)— Tetens & Bocxmann. Bark Carrie L Tyier, Tyler, Liston—Sqmite Bros. Bark Rebecca Caruana, Jonnsou, Matanzas—Waydeil Co. Brig Sarah B (Br), Townsend, Lisbon—C B Swain & on a. Brig Keystone, Barter, Cardenas—Waydell & Co. Brig Moses Day, Crosby, st Jonn, NB—P I Nevius & D. Piste st Evans, Yates, Montevideo for orders—Abiel 101 eae E Woodbury, Woodbury, St Pierre, Mart—Rey- nal & Co. sehr Jefferson. Hansen, Indianola—Tupper & Beattie. Schr 5 F Seabury, Parker, Jacksonville—H W Loud & Bose M E Bayard, Camp, Richmond, Va—Slaght A vache A Simmons, Godfrey, Georgetown, DC—Slaght & vache WS Dovghton, Johnson, Philadelphia—Stapht & hog Dart, Campbell, Stamtord—Stamford Manufactur- i CO. Senr Ida Palmer, Palmer, Stamtora—Stamtora Mann- facturing Co. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND | HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Java (Br), Murphy, aeenstown 13th, with mdse and passengers to C G rancklyn, Steamer Lessing (Ger). Tossberg, Hamburg Dec 10,with | ngers to Knauth, Nachod & nuhme, | mdse and +5. p. Dec 16, lat 49 56 N, lon 27 32, passed a National line steamer. Bound exst. Steamer Westphalia (Ger), Ludwig, Hamburg Dec 9, vin Havre 12th, with mdse and passengers to Kunhardt Co. Steamer Olympia (Br), Young, Trieste Nov 4, Venice h, Patras 13th, Zante 18th, Mexsina 23d, Palermo 24th, 9 | Naples 26th and Gibraltar Dee 7, with mdse and 21 pas- senzers to Henderson Bros. Steamer Merrimack, Slocum, Rio Janeiro Nov 25, Bahia 29th, Pernambuco Dec 1, Para 6th and St Thomas ‘Loch. with mdse and passengers to W R Garrison. Steamer Claribel (Br), Williams, Laguayra Dec 6, Porto Cabello Kimgston, Ja, 16th, with mdse and passengers to Pim, Forwood & Co. Steamer George w_ Clyae, Pennington, Galveston frew, leaving the secretary of War, who | Dec 12 and Key" Went Tmt, with mdse aud passengers to bad been sent for, in consultation with | Mae Vision ‘ i Steamer Vindicater, Morton, Savannah Dec i9, the President. It is understood that a dse and passengers to R Lowden. a bew department will be created, embracing 1 eC eghiten Arta, Wilmington, NC, with mdse the States of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missis- | sippi, Alabama and Florida, which will be put | undg the command o/ Generai Terry, and General Emory Will be ordered to his regiment, holding, us he does, the full rank of colonel and tnat of general by brevet. At present the Military De- partment of the South embraces only the States of | Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi, and the Gulf | posts as far eastward as and emoracing Fort Jef- | Jerson and Key West, Fla., excluding the posts and garrisons in Mobile Bay. The object of the | new departments is to place under one command all the States where trouble may occur, This coange, Southern republicans claim, wu 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 head of the government, HE 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 sxeashre, 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 if it Was intended to foist Mr. Pinchback upon the Senate before the charges pending against him Were investigated he should, for one, bolt tne caucus and make the issne onthe floorof the Benate. Senator Frelinghuysen having also 80 ex- pressed himseif, and the policy of the democratic members beigg clearly understood, the matter was not pressed to 4 vote, and Senator Morton, as chairman of the Committee on Privileges and Elections, whem the Senate assembled, 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 it 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 BD xious © be jnyestigated wean the commitec Steamship Fanita, Howe, Philadelphia, with mdse and passenvers to Lorillard Steamship Us. Steamer Albemarle, Hodges, Lewes, Del,“ with mdse and passengers to the Uld Dominion Steainsbid Co. Bark Queen of the South (of Lyttleton), Adair, Hong Kong June 24, via Mauritius, Sept 4 with’ mdse ‘to B.D Smith & Co; vessel to master. Passed Auger Aug 17, Cape of Good Hope Sept 30; cromed the Equator Nov 3 in Jon #6; had hight baiting “wands to lat iN? thence Strong Ni trades to lat 21.N, lon 3 W;, was 9days north of Hatveras, with strong NE and NW gales; lost and spit sails. Hark Sarah (of Portland, Ingersolk, Buenos Ayres 57 @ays, with hides to order; vessel to, Miller & Houghton, Crosse? the Equator Nov 2) in lon 39; had fing weather 32; trom thence & succession of NE and NW gaics; ), iat 37 30, lon 7440, experienced @ revolying bur: ricane, commencing at NE, veering to NW, lasting $ hours: sustained no damage. Kerk Brazileira (Ger), Jac! with coffee to Chas Luling & Co; vessel to P Pavenstedt & Co. Crossed the Kauator Nov 2i, in lon 39 W; had moderate weather to Hatteras; trom there 12 days, with strong NE and ae Gaiee. . Nassam), Cartisle, Sugua 15 days, with Bark Yumari (of ar to Waydell & Co. jark Abbie B mew, 787 tone. of Windsor, NS), Contel, Kingsport, Ns, 10 days, in baliast to © W Bertaux, Brig Clarabelle (of Goldsboro), Allen, Valencia’ Oct 13, Denia Isth and Malaga Nov % with fruit to order; vessel to Miller & Houghton. Passed Gibraltar Nov 6; had fine weather to iat 52? trom thence stroug NE aud NW gales; lost and spiit sauls, stove bulwarks, &c. Brig Fido (Ger), Henken, iio Janeiro Oct 6, with coffee to order; vessel ‘to Iw Kaye & Co, Crossed the Equator Nov 10, ia lon 36, Brig Favorite (of New Haven), Woodward, Demerara Waays, with mgar aud molases to H Trowbridge’s Sons. Hag been I#days north of Hatteras, with strong NE aud NW gales. Brig Gem (of New Haven), Pierce, St Pierre 21 days, with sugar to Dggrowbriage 4 Co: Had moderate weath- er tw lat3i N; since strong NE and NW gales; been 5 days north ot Hatteras. Brig Oliver (of Bermuda), Weexs, Port aa Prince 17 days, with logwood to R Marray, Jr. Dec 15, lat 30, ton 74.15, spoke brig Sam Locke, from Halifax for Ftorid: Schr Maggie Abbott (of Backsport), Abbott, Para days, with rubber and nats to Buraett & Pond; ves: to BJ Wenberg. Crossed the Equator Nov 27 in ion #8; had fine weather to Bermuda; from thence § days, with NE ahd NW gales. Schr San J Noble, Tonala 26 days, with joshogany and cedar to Herques & Co; vessel to B F Metcalf & Uo, Ww days north of Hatteras, with strong NE aud NW 8. hur Teoten Scat, Jacksonville 14 days, with yellow pine to H W Loud & Co. Schr John, Gabriel, Wilmington, NC, 6dave. with nw ‘yal stores to Murchison & Co; vessel to ES Powell. Sehr Wm Young, Somers, Virginia. with oysters to OP Wright & Oo. 224’ off Barnegat, picked up 15 bales ot cotton, probably thrown overboard from swamer south Carolina, ashore at that piac senr WG Taft, Ware, Virginia. Schr 87 Winterton, Osborn, Virginia for New Haven. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH, Steamer Electra, Young, Providence tor New fork, with muse and passengers. Ech Modena (itr), Patton, Windsor, NS, tor New York, W Rertaux. Rio Janeiro 45 days, 10 dave wito we NEWS) Liverpool Dec 12 and | 7th, Jacmel Itth, Ax Cayes [tn and | Florence Mary (Br), Burns, Canning, NS, for New fork. with potatoes. Schr M yenesian. Bennett, Rockland tor New York, son, New Haven tor Virginia. dams, Boston for New York. Schr Adeline EI El Haven tor New ‘ork. Senr A M Lee, Taylor, Providence for Philadelphia. Sehr 2 L Sterns, Sterns, New liaven for New York. Senr James elsey, Norwich for Weehawken. Mallstone Point for New York, With stone to Co. oa or Chas P Suckney, Mathews, Boston for Philadel- y ‘chr Sammy Ford, Ailen, Lubec for New York, with fish to Jed Frve & Co. hr Rosina, Beal, Pall River for New York. Schr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Providence for Hay- erstra w. Schr Jacob Kienzle, Bacon, Boston tor New York, Schr WS Gessner, Egbert, Providence tor New York, Schr Stephen Watts, Watts, Boston tor New York. Schr Brundywine, Adams, Bristol for Baitim Sehr Mary Louise, Roberts, Calais tor New York, with lumber to Bell Bros. senr A Nichols, Strong. Calais tor New York. with lumber to oraer » Schr Tunis Depew, Merriam, Salem tor New York. BOUND EAST. eee George Cromwell, Whitehead, New York for ortiand. BT yacht Hattie, Lawrence, New York for Port eflerson. % Schr Peter Ritter, Kelsey, Amboy tor New London, Sehr L Blew, Van Gilder, Georgetown, DU, tor New Haven. Sehr Isaac Merritt, Andrews, Amboy for Norwich, Schr Flying Fish. Bunce, New York tor -outhport. senr Crisis, Sleeper, New York tor Pawtucket SAILED, Steamers Russia (Br), for Liverpool: Cornwa!l (Br), Brisiol; Trinacria (Br), Glasgow; Tybee, St Domingo. | Carondelet, New Orleans; ships Leonard (Bus), Queens: town: Ganges (#r), Liverpool: barks Annie Troop. Rot- terdam; Prv! Dubrovacki (Aus), Cork or Falinoutn: Kosina, Melbourne; brigs Christina (Br), Cienfuegos; Robert’ Mowe, Fort Spain; Torrid Zone’ dir), Fort au ince. Wind at sunset W, light MARITIME MISCELLANY. ‘The purser of steamship Claribel, trom Venezuela, £c, has our thanks for favors. ST¥amkg ALASKA, 1n a despatch from Hong Kong, dated Dec 2 to the Pacific Mail Samship Company, is stated to have been got afloat’ she makes no water and shows Do strain, but must change shaft and dock. The steamer can be despatched by the 6th of January. Steamer Lerpzig (Ger), at Baltimore from Bremen, ex- perienced stormy weather the emtire passage, the decks being trequentiy under water. On Lec 10 tne gale was so beavy that the Leipzig only made $0 miles in 24 hours, and the passengers waited upon the eoniain, ana asked him t 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 Hofman preferring not to meet the gale near the c ST¥AMER LOviIsIana.—Captain Stoddard, of the wreck- | ing firm engaged at the sunken steamer Louisiana, ar- rived at Balumore on-uesday. He reports the weather asuntayorable for work at he wreck, and bit little progress is emg made. Captain, Stoddard brought to altimore the clfest 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, at7 cents per pound. Steamer Couumaia will make. last trip this season from Washington to Baltimore on the 29th inst. it will probably be the last trip this favorite old steamer will ever make on these waters, she having been found to draw too much water for the presvnt trade on the Poto- mac. she has now been running for over 46 years, and has been under the present popular canal, james Har- per, for the past 25 years.— Washington Mail. STEAMER ASHLAND, at Baltimore on Tuesday from New Orleans, encountered heavy weather throughout, the voyage and had her smokestack damaged. Capt White- hurst reports that the gales off the coast from Hatreras to Cape Henry were unusually severe, and it was nearly impossible to keep the steamer betore the wind. SrEawER CENTIPEDE spoke the lightship on the Sow and | Pigs 20h, and the captain stated his oil was very poor, and wished it reporte: Sue Mary “BaNas, Bangs, from San Francisco for Aitata and New York (beiore reported), was wrecked near Altata on the 19th of November, while in charge of a pilot. Her cargo, trom San Francisco. consisted of lead, valued at $-8,237. The ship arrived at Mazatlan on the Lish of November and the following day sailed for Alluta, where she was to recelve her cargo of lumber. At Mazatlan the captain took on board a pilot said to be familiar with the cdast, being @ fiaflvé of the country, On the of “the 18th of November the shin was ite to Altata, Dut the night being dark ana the weatuer very Squaily, the pilot concluded not to make land, but to | beat down slowly during the night. abouts o'clock on. | k 9 les | the morning of November 1 when ten miles hor of Altata, t jan gt the t he pilot that thei were bigteery fhicad, fo wale the give Feplieg. th x1 there was no danger. At dquarter tob AM Hig fhrt wae rising, and the pilot told the mate to put the ship aboa' and before this was done she Was ashore on a san beach. All hands were called on deck and all neces- sary instructions given gby the captain, who was on baud using | his endeavors. to save his | ship. The crew weré willing and worked well, trying to relieve the ship. Anchors were thrown out, capstans heaved, all to no avail. A boat was sent to Altata for asristance, returning the same day with thirty natives ona lighter. The natives worked all day pumping with- out success. On Nov 22 the ship was making water fast; 's imbedded in the sand, and ali that could p urn her around. On the fifth day, to ‘al phrase, she “broke ber back,’ and ‘all efforts to save her were given up. The lead had been thrown overboard, the cap- tain ihe orders to save tha’ ‘as possible. Ali the rigging was stripped off, the copper es and lead was taken off ber bulwarks, capstans were un- J, fancy work in the cabin, provisions and pangre were all removed, the captain sending them all to Ma~ gatlan. On the 27th of Novemper the captain and mos' of the crew lett the ship, leaving the second mate an one of the crew on board until orders were received trom thé captain, who was to go to Mazatlan and sell the wreck. The crew went to Altata, and from thence nine of them were conveyed to Mazatlan. There the. called on the “American Consul, who kindly provided them with quarters for nine days and then secure} pas- woern, which ‘arrived gaze for them on the steamer @t San Francisco on the 1éth inst. Barx Gessner (Brem), Christopher, at Baltimore, from Bromen via Savannah, entered the Capes 19th’ inst. On account of heavy gales and high seas came to anchor at Bluff Point, avout two miles above the Rappahan- ck aétver, on sunday morning. The storm all day Sunduy was’ terrific, and at about 4:30 PM the first anchor let go, but came around. The gaie increased in fury toward evening, the waves at times reaching over the mastoeads, snd between 10 and 11 o'clock the vessel parted her cable and the starboard anchor went. ‘ihe pilot said toe only way to save the vessel was to cut away the topmasts, which was done. The maintopmast in falling struck the mizzenmast, which, it is feared, is badly damaged. ‘the maintopmast yards were splitin twain. The host anchor carried with it about thirty fathoms of chain of the largest Captain Christo- | pher in his lengthy experience & seaman says he never before experienced a more fearful storm, Bar« Hevtas (Ger), at Philadelphia trom Liverpool, had heavy westerly gales: lost cutwater and sails, sprung mainmast and broke jibboom. Bric Sinat (Nor), Hanson, from Wilmington, NO, for | Liverpool, before reported,’ wont ashore east of Point Lynas, Dec 9 und soon afterwards became a total wreek. The cargo, consisting of 710 bales of cotton, Commenced to float about as soon as the ship Droke up, and ba le had washed ashore on the l0in—the = cipal part hed drifted westward. eiy Buia Cana J Apams, McFadden, at Balttmore from Arecibo, experienced heavy weather and sprung her mainmast. : | Bric Howten (Bri..from Demerara for New York. which put into St Thomas in distress, bad finish | pairs Dec 14, and was ready for sea. ss ‘ Monee Scar Epwarp Bunvert, Taylor, from New York via Berwuda tor Para (before reported), went ashore in | Para River Nov 25, but was gotten off ‘Dec 4, and takea | up tosthe city. ‘The vessel was to be surveyed, and | would probably be condemned. The cargo was tn 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 latter port. x Husmine Bren (Br), from St Domingo City for | Genoa, which put into St’'Thomas iu distress, has been gondemned. Her cargo will be forwarded in British. brig Malaga. Scar Syn (Br), from Surinam for Vineyard Haven | for orders, before reported at -t Thomas in distress, has been condemned and was sold on the Lith inst. Scun HT Townsenn, at Bhiladelphia from Hill experienced Dec 15, south # the Georges, a peggy sts from the west, and lost davits and stove boat. Mis rh tal oe hf ein Ara aja (Brazil) for Pal- or i, At SI Lomas in distress, wi i month, atst 1h 8, Was discharging cargo Scum Reecoa M Atwoon, of Harwich. Mass, built at Kennebunk in 1868, has been sold by J W Linne! Wm Herrick and others, of swan Taand, une! © Capt Scue Lintax (Br}, loaded with coal and general | aritued trom: her ‘auchors’ at. the. north side mt ones } George, CB, during a gale on Sunday night, 29th ult, and | is supposed’to have sunk, as no tidings of her have since been heard. The crew all came ashore that evening. Senn Many Conn, from Baltimore for Providence, wi | Goal. was towed into Noriolk Dec 24 leaking Daaty, by steainer Geo W Elder. The schr lost spanker, main and headgear and split foresail. seasick sa Son Sanam J Bricnt, of vamden, NJ, ¢! Pyfecked on Townsend's Tniet Baron the night of the ) inst, Was got atloat morning of 2st 1 : {aia nero, inst and taken Suack May Bren, of Noank, dragged her anchers on Monday night and went ashore in Cuttyhunk harbor, uear Canapiset. She was goto and taken into Cutty: hunk pond, where she is leaking an inch an hour. Tug Mar Qurex, on Wednesday morning, ab o'clock, while towing @ schooner’ and when te teat chester Bay, near Throegs Neck, in some unaccountable manner took fire, which made such rapid headway. as to cause the crew to hurry on board the schooner for safety, saving nothing. The tug was towed to Fort Washington by tag Paliner, where she burned to the water's edge and sunk. Shé wasan old craft and was owned by Geo G Townsend, of this city. Hantrax, Dec 19—It was the sche Unity, n that went ashore near Mangares, Ns, 7? "Ot Caton, Newrort, Dec 22—The. Coast Wrecking Company have suspended operations upon the bark iessie Rowers toe the winter, having*taken out the steam pump placed on herdeck last Saturday, A mast has been puton the wreck, Irom which a Light Will be suspended nightly, to prevent vessels from coming in contact with her, The report telegraphed abroad that she had been abandoned is anerror. The government would be likely to say’ in that case, for she is now more an o to navigation thau' when in the place where she down, PortLann, Dec 2—Daring the h morning, 21st inst, the fishing scr J into the sehr Leader, of Cape bhizabe bowsprit, broke foreinast off at the a stove bul- warks @he ache Good lemolar parted chains. and drifted into and chat ie rue wi gare ins i) a anchor in Vixgyanp Haven, Dee 2—Brig Ella (Br) bas taken on board the partof hercargo whieh was lightered while Te ashore and ae addy for sea. be Olive bay ware leaving port t ashore near the West "Chop, but was hatwed of dBre , without ivy plow Monday nie Gilbert dritted ing the night by US steamer Samuel Dext, damage. Mresine Vesevrs.—Fears are entertained for the safety of schr Cumberland (of Philadelpn Capt Maule, Which sailed from Philadelphia Nov 2) with a cargo of iron pipes for the Boston Water Works, and has not since beea heard irom, Fishing sehr @ G Kidder bas been absent on a halibut trip to Grand Bank ten weeks oc ne Friday, and, havin or which she wag fitted, a: fo abandoned, She was a rien, bulit at Boothbay in Ereatly exceeded the time hopes for her satety have | go0d vessel of 66.32 tons b Ts6, and owned by M Faille, B50), Insured ioF $45 ts by the Gloueester Mutual Fishin t isirance Cam. pany, Ler crew list comprised Ls ngrsona 1874.— WHALEMEN. Sailea from San Francisco Lec 15, ship St George, Mur- ray, of NB, to cruise. SPOKEN. Ship Columbus, Blethen, from Yew York for San Fran- cisco, Nov 20, lat 640 =, lon A Ship New Wabeno, of Miramichi, Dec 8 lat 44 N, lon 9 Ship Lochee, of and trom Dundee for San Francisco, Novy 19, lat 120, ton 31 08. sbip ‘Henry Reid (reported Am), bound east, Dec 2 lat 43 N lon 48 W. é “hip Mystic Belle, Plummer, from New York for Anjer, Oct 23, lat 40 8, lon 3) B, Bark Ocean Pearl, date, 12 miles east ot Barnegat. Bark George Croshaw (Br), Liverpool, Sept 29, lat 58 8, lon 63 The Alhambra, from Manila for from San Francisco for 2 Ww. New York, Oct Ii, lat whe Fortunate Bn, Hi from Brunswick, Ga, chr Fortunate (Br), Harewo 01 4 Grande, 91 days out, Nov 7, lat 24 8, lon 38 25 W. for Rio NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are intormed that by telegraphing to the Hemaup London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart. ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the’ United States, the same will be cabled to this country tree of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerp, Dec 21—Sailed, sip 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. Dealt, Dec 23—Arrived, ship Cornelius Grinnell. Bor- lana, New York; bark Mary Killam (Br), Hutchinson, St Marys, Ga; also the “Access,” trom United States (and all proceeded for London). Douyceness, Dec 23—Arrived off, brig Zawia (Nor), Osmundsen, trom Wilmington, NC, with bulwarks stove and loss of boats. ° Dunxiex, Dec 2l—Sailed, bark Regulus (Nor), Holte, United States. Greratrar, Dec 2—nailed, steamer Assyria (Br), Greig (from Marseilles), New York, Haver, Dec 22, PM—Arrived, (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 (Br), Taylor, New Orleans (last three have been re- ported sailed earlier). ‘ Sailed 22d, bark Anna & Bertha (Ger), Hoesert, Phila- delphia, ‘ Arrived 234, snip Oracle (Peruv), Eraqmata, San Fran- cisco: barks Brothers (Br), Jegkins, Charleston; Figli Accame (Ital), Pionella, New York. Movie, Dec 28—arrivea. steamer Elysia (Br), Camp- bell, New York for Glasgow. Pirmouts, Dec 23—Arrived, bark Vesta (Ger), Mooger, Boston for London; brig Morna (Br), Bevan, Bull River, SC (both in distress—see below). Quexustowm, Dec 23—Arrived, bark Norge (Nor), Han- sen, New York (see below). Also arrived 234, steamer Spain (Br), Grace, Liverpool; bark Aker (Nor, Oram, Savannah. Korrerpam, Dec 2h—Sailed, bark Betty (Nor), Olsen, United States. RayGgoow—Arrived, ship Nonantam, Foster, Ltverpoo. Arrived at ——, the Columbia, from, United States, Lonpox, Dec 23—Bark Norge (Nor\, Hansen, fror York, which arrived at Queenstown to-day. picked up @ boat containing four men belonging to bark Amity, Pat- ten, from Philadeipnia 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 242,484 gallons of refined petroleum, valued at Bark Vesta (Ger), Mooger, from Boston for London, which arrived at Plymouth to-day, lost mainmast ana foretopgallantmast during a heavy gale on Decl. Bark P J Carleton, Luce, which arrived at Dublin Nov 9 from San Francisco, caught fire to-day,,end after burning some time it was found necessary to scuttle her to extinguish the flames. Brig Morna (8r), Bevan, which arrived at Plymouth to-day trom Bull River, SC, is leaking, and has buiwarks 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. Avcriann, NZ. Nov l0—Arrived. bark Chocola (Haw), Ehepherd, San Francisco (and sailed Mtn for, Syan Antigua, Dec 7—Arrived, bark Montezuma, Briggs, New Yorr'via Barbados. Sailed 7th, schr Mohawk, Miller, 8t Martins. Boxbay, Dec 9—Sailec previous, bark Montevideo (Fr), Metairie, New York. Batavia, Oct 24—Arrived, bark Orient (Rus), Orlander. Singapore and sailed 23th for the coast, to load ior, wie United States). Beuizx, Hon, New York; Tai Barnanos, Ni feamer Ville de Paris eK 0. 30—Arrived, brig 8 M Collymore (Br), erty, Tuskety NB Deo. wel Ak Eaton, Stanley, New York; Rapid (Br), Hanson, Quebec; 7th, brig John Given (Br), Crosby, Demera: schr Brigadier, Norton, Norfolk, Va Sailed Nov 26, bark Golden Fleece (Br), Armstrong, Guadaloupe; 30th, brigs Five Brothers, Randall, Tarss Islands: Dec 1, Wanban, Spencer, Anguilla; 3d,’Monte- zuma, Briggs, Antigua; Victoria, ‘Saunders, St Vincent (arrived Nov 28 from New York). ; Buack River, Ja, Dec 4—8ailed, brig Erie, Sears, New York; schr Ada Barker, Dobbin, do. Beamupa, Det 14—Arrivea, bark Eliza Barss (Br), Ve- sey. New York: achr J8 Lamprey, Mellowes, do- jailed 12th, schr W H Barry, Locke, New Yor RDENAS, Dec 21—Arrived, brigs Hattie M, Baln, Port- land; Charles Dennis, do; Nelle, Ware, New ‘York; Sportsman, do; David Owen, Havana; echr Mary jowell, Matanzas. : Crenvurcos, Dec 19—Arrived, brig Lily (Br), Rojan, St Jago (not as betore). Caartorretowx, Pil, Dec 9—Cleared, bark Assyria (Br), McDonald. Bristol, B. Demerara, Nov 27—~-Arr.ved, brigs L & W Armstrong, Munro, New York (and sailed Dec 7 om returo); Two Marys (Br), Cotton, Nova scotia; H B Jones (Br), Wolf, Port Medway, NS; 21h, sarah Armstrong (Br), Wallace, St John. NB: 30th, scnrs Maggie F Gray, Hudgins, Nor: folk via Berbice; Dec 1, Wapiti (Bri, Nickerson, Nova Scotia ; 5th. bark Vidar (Br), Johnston, Wilmington, NC; achr RF fart, Coambs, Boston; 7th, bark Osage (Br), icDonald, Pictou, Sailea Noy 26, bark Countess (Br), Burnie, Halitax; 27th, schre Edna Harwood, Davis, Jamaica: Dec 4, Orrie V 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; schrs Rescue (Br), Anderson. for Philadelphia, ‘do; Henry Parker, Lewis, for New York, do; 4iso above ar. rivals and others before reported. a Ja, Dec 10—Arrived, brig Adele, McLoon, orfolk. Gonaivgs, Nov 2%—In port, schrs Elia Francis, from Boston: Hattie A White, tor do Sa Dec 10—suiled, ship Syren, Benson, New ford. Havana, Dec 22—Sailed, steamer City of Mexico, for Vera Cruz; bark Siete dé Novim (Sp), Savannah; ‘brig Elena (sp); Arrived 23d—Steamer Wilmington, New Orleans. HaLirax, NS, Dec 22—Sailed, brigs' Annie Ingram, Ash- Food. St John Florence, Wood, Clenfuegos; schr Fanny ern, McKinnon, Gloucester. Kunasron. Ja,’ Deo Arrived. brie, Walloon (Br). Cook, Lockeport, NS (and sailed 9th for Falmouth); Ida Br), Smith, Liverpool, NS; 4th, achr 8 E Fabens, An- erson, Barbados; 6th, steamer Andes (Br), Parker, New York (and sailed 7th for savaniila); bri Lilian (Bp, Hosman, be Have, NS (and saile 9th for ‘almouth); 8th, bark Eva H Fisk, Nicoh Boston; brigs Frank Clark, Martin, New York? 13th, ‘Apna (Br), Harding, Lockeport, NS; schr B B Ea- ton, ‘Young, New York, , Sailed id, schrs Cook Borden, Lunt, New York via Savanna-ia-Mar ; 6h, brig Mary (Br), “Forrest, Clenfue- 3 ma Sotee. hentia Progreso; 14th, brig Eureka 1), Wilson, Halifax. Mit~nounn®, Nov 12—Sailed, bark Eliza Ramsden (Br), Stewart. New York or Boston. MoytEvipro, Oct 3l—Arrived, schr Amanda (Ger), Wagner, Baltimore (and sailed for Buenos Ayres); Nov 4 bark Alice, Dyer, Fortland d sailed for Buenos res). . jailed Oct 31, barks Tremont, Connor, Rosario; Nov 10, Shameock, Panno, Concepcion (Chili); Bonatide (Nor), Rostrup (from Quebec). Baenos ayres; Woodskie, Montgomery, Cape Good Hope. Sailed Nov'6, bark James McCarthy, Gould, Table Bay, In port Nov 18, barks J 8 Winslow,’ Davis, from Bays- Sew jew b N water, arrived ist, for New York; Emma Francis Burns, and &! sehricht (Ger), Eschricnt, tor York; General Chauzy (Fr), Rovelle, trom Marseilles for San Francisco; Valkyria (Bp), McQuarrie, trom, Quebec arrived I7th; Atlas ie) (Span), Viega, from New York, just Chase i hy e, Howe, unc; brigs Ida M Con ery, York, from Porth om arrived ist: Fenny B Tucker, trom do, just arrived ; Det Graua (Br), Moretiouse; kivie Allen (Br), Battie, and Rebecca J Paige, Hill, for New York: Johanna (Dutch), for do (nas been reported cleared Oct 28); Emma, Bucknarn, unc; schr Lal City, ‘Small, for New York (cleared). Mavsoums, PR, Dee li—In port bela? Towner, Wright, from New Haven, disg; schrs Daylight, McKadden, New York, Idg oranges; n A Locke, Grey, from and for Boston do; AG Ao ae trom Savannah, disg; Neilie, Collinson, fr more. do. Sailed Nov 27, brigs M Wood, Wood, Ponce, with bak ance of inwar, reo | ih, Kalima, ap. quail a Dec 2 Caroni (Br), Turks Ishinds; bth, Three Cheers (sr), Halifax: schrs Lark, Guptill, Philadelphia ; loth, Maid of the Mist, Smith, New York. Matanzas, Deo 2i—Arrived, schr Alice 8, from Caiba- rien; 2d, brig V Nichols, toi Shiedsborough, Newcastur, NSW. Nov $—sailed, ship John Kerr (Br), Scobie, San Franciseo. O1n Harsor, Ja, Dec 4—Arrived, schr Bagaduce, Cox, Rew York via Montego Bay. Pana, Dee 610 port brigs Hawin Roe, Crocker, from New York, to disel nnie (Dan), Brown, tor do, to sail Deo 10; schrs Cecile, Anderson, tor do, to sail next day; Lizzie Ives, Saxton, from Ceara, arrived 2d; The- resa, Quinn, and N Hand, Dougherty, trom New York; Edward Burnet Tay Pranamngco, Noy lt; erson, Port Me; 1st brigs Ernest, Sinnett, Portiand, Me: 2th, Frances Jane, Harvey, Hampton Roads; schrs Lizaie dsr), New York} 26th. Julia (BF), do. In port Dec 1, brig Georgina (Br), Bartling, from New York. arrived dist, schr JP Auger, Bedell, from do, ar- ved 24th. Progreso, Dec 10—Salled, schr Parepa, Packard, New ia (Br), New York; 2ist, York. ‘Your Srars, Nov 25—Arrived, brigs Britannta, Hotch- kiss, New York via Karbados; (and jled Sth for Bar- e badds); Dee 1, Thos Campbell (Br), Plymouth, NS; schrs Gen Gonzales (Dow), Brunswick, Geo; 7th, Grecian Beng (#8), Lockport, 5. Ont ANTONIO, Ja, Dec 6Arrived, schr Lizzie, Pope, acola, ricrod, Dec 5—Cleared, bark Gertrude (Br), Bill, Charleston, to Gr, 4s Nov 6—Sailed, schr# Roebuck (Pr). Camp- bell, sandy Hook; 12th. ving Lucy W enow, Stone, Bal. Ve yITH SUPPLEMENT. from Turks Island for Boston, no © Dec 6—Arrived, brigs Emily (Br), Biddle, - ja, Reed, S In port Nov 17, schr Frank Morrow, from Richmond, arrived lath. N = hips Loretto, Fish, Car. Kio Janeiro, Nov 8—Arrived, ship: bg r ev (or Watts), Cardif: yh, Grey Bagi More (and s.lled 20th on her revuriy: Drig Prigé (Ger) Kichmona (and sailed 22d tor New Urieans); Tath ships ‘Bertha, Pote, London; 1th, Belle Morse, Whitmore, Shields; bark Minnie Allen, Loper, Cardiff, brig Caroline (Br), Pepperel, New Carlisle; schrs Jas | W Drury, snow, London; Jolin Williamson (Br), Sico!, | Rtcnmond, Va; 2 th, brigs Ossipee, Haake, New York; Chillianwallah (Br), Colcord, Brunswick, Gi t 4 Noy %, ship Priscilia, Merriman, Valparaiso; 1th. bark Teuiplar, Wilson. Baltimore; Lith, ship 8 0 Blanchard, Meady, Callao; 12th, brig Krem/in, Wyman, lath, ship Detroit, Pike, Callao; bark | Cloulde (Sp), Ferres, New Orleans; brig Hansa (Ger), Brawer, Hainpton Moads: 16th, bark May Queen, Con- Rolly, Baltimore: 18th. brig. Florence (Br. Mathews Hampton Roads; 21st, ship Sabino. Pame, Callao. bark PC Merryiman, Young, Calcutta; brits Robert © Wright, | Boyle, Baltimore; Fritz (>w), Hakansson, New Orleans; | sebr Gommodore (BP) uthsbery, Hampton Koads; 22d, bark Oasis, Kandall, Callao, In port Nov 25, ships King Philip, Rawlins, from Bal- timore for san Francisco: Progress, Stephens, uni barss Winifred (Br), Dili, 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 (Nor), Bastrop, for st Thomas for orders: Elverton, Clark, and Wm Van Name, Watts, une; brig |, Oliver Blanchata (Br), Le Brocq, trom New Carlisi¢, ar: \rived 1th, tor United States; xchrs Neptan (Ger), for New York? Hildur (Nor), for Mobile tor orders: Penguin (Ger), Avpen, for Kienmond (cleared); and the above arrivais not otherwise reported. | Bampton Road: eee Al, mee: Ls rrived, ship Northampton (Br); jarclay, rancisco. 8 NSW, Oct 2%—Arrived, bark Forward, (Br), YDNEY, Whyte, Portland, 0. Sailew Nov 1 ship Cape Clear (Br), San Francisco; 37th, bark Van Dieman (Br), do. santos, Nov 23—Arrived, brig Hail Columbia, Brere- ton, Rio Janeiro, St Prenre (Martinique), Nov 20—Arrived, brig Dart (Br, Collett, New York;'Dec 2 schr Addie G Bryant, Stubbs, Port Spain; Sth, Josephine, Phunix, Guada- joup 6th, bri 5 stale i r), Crowell, New York; lly, Noyes, Wilmington, NC, oy 27, brig Gein, Pierce, New York; Dec 3, sailed schr Anita, Smail, St Martins. | St Ayn’s Bay, Ja, Dec 4—Arrtved, schr Laura Chester, Baker, Boston, St Tuomas, Dec 5—Arrived, barks Adriatic (Br), Mo- Kenzie, Barbados (and sailed 10th for Halifax); 10uh, At- lantic (Br), McKenzie, Demerara; ith, Providence (Bri, Coalfieet, Martinique; sehr Alpha (Br), Wharton, An- tigua; 12th, ship Abbotsiord (Br), Churchill, Bahia, ‘Bailed th, sehr Julia A Merritt (Br, Flynn, Turks islands; 7th, brigs Pedro, Bahrs, Pensacola; 10th, Mar: © Comery, Harwood, Balthmore ; ‘lth, Bride (Br), Bart- aby, St Johns, PR, ahd New York. In port Dec'l5, barks Carib, Townsend, from St Croix, arrived Iéth; Devonshire, Faiker, from Buenos Ayres, arrived 18th: Geneva, Gorham, from do, arrived 14th; brigs Star, Cook, from Barbados, arrived 13th; Dart (Br), | Cotier, trom Marunique, arrived 14th; Malaga (Br), Kerr, for Genoa, cargo ex schr Humming Bird (br), Shelly, trom Demerara for New York, ready ; schrs | David & Tolck, Sawyer, from Buenos Ayres, arrived ith, seeking; Menawa, Rogers, from Aracajw tor Fal- mouth, disg;, Sybil (Br), condemn | Sr Jouxs, 'PR, Nov 1?—Arrived, brig Westwood (Br, | Halifax: 19th, achrs Gertrude Plummer, Plummer, New York; 2ist, Belle (Br), Lunenburg, NS; Dee 2 M Hume, Hume, Baltimore; brig Eagle (Br), Halifax. st Jouns, Ni, Dec 28—Arrived, steamship Caspian (Br). Trocks (from Liverpool), Halifax. st Joux, NB, Lec 19—Acrived, schr Lris, Buckard, New York. “ Arrived 284, [brig Kate Upham, Sydney; schrs Tasco, Portland; Lizzie Daxers, Phuadelpnia. Cleared 10th, schr Nellie Scott, Milton, Cardenas, Cleared 23¢, bark Wm H Germ, Havana, Toxata (Mexico). Nov 27—In port schr M E Holt, Hig- gins, for New York, Idg. [Pen Steaxsmte Java. wANTrERe. Dec 8—Sailed, Jonn Gladstone, Finkney, ey West Oct 81-Sailed, Helens, Monasen, New York. Axsen, Nov 1=Passed, John & Worcester, Cawse, from Shanghat for New York. Banceioxa, Dec I—Arrived, Sebastian, Charieston ; 24, Huntress, Gunn, New Orleans, Batavia, Nov 7—Sailed, Plori Andressen, America. Caciiani, Dec t—Arrived, Elvira, Torrano, New York. CosgtantinoPLe, Nov 16—Arrived, L’Amico, Exposito, ‘Cassell, ee (8), Simpson, New York; New York. cCavcutta, Dec 10—Sailed, Roman Empire, Kennedy, New York. : Arrived lth, Atmosphere, Costello, Liverpool. Doxper, Dec 8—Arrived, Alex Hall, Quebec. Dayrzic, Dec 7—Arrived, A J Pope, seefeldt, New Hiainone, Dec &—Arrived, Avance, Olsen, Charleston Agrhuue PER RS as — Se + ~ pe “aL ee mt, Dec 10—Arnived, Alex Duthie, Norie, San "ANCISCO. Groucester, Dec 8—Arrived, John Fougt, Carlsen, and James Ives, Foster. Mi hi; 10th, N “Christian, Robertson, Quebec: Delfino, Paolo, Montreal. GneExock, Dec li—Arrived, Imperial, Ure, Quebec; Gleniffer, Cumming, real Havus, ‘Dec lW—airived, France (#, Trudelle, New ‘ork, Cleared 7th, John E Kennedy, Hughes, Messina. Failed sth, Tidal Wave, Valentine, Key West tand put into Dover ‘Mv r Ne vado, Hookway, k Hetvox, Dec 8—Sai'ed, Christel, Bockelmann, Brou- wershaven and New York or Philadelphia, Honrreon, Dec 10~Arrived, Egersund, Jacob:en, St Ioqhn NB. : Ritts Dec 9—Arrived, Pommerania (s), Schwensen, ‘ew Yor! Huub, Dec 12—Arrived, Osprey, Rose, St John. Isux or Wicut—Pat into the Motherbank Dec & WT trom Havre for Cardiff, iled, Fearless, Smith, New York. Liverpoos, Arrived, Palm (8), Pearse, New Or- leans; John Steel. Prince Edwird Island; Chas Baker, Musquash; 10th, The Queen (s), Bragg, New York; Keni worth (s), Prowse, Philadelphia (and out Ith to return Scandinavian (s), Smith, Batumore (and entered out th for Portland.) Salied 11th, Italy (), Thomson, New York; Aminta, Meyler, San Francicco; France (s), Altree, Boston; Jes- sie, Morgan, Savannah; Rutlanshire, Morgan, San bran- else Cleared 10th, Annie Maud, Read, St John, NB. Entered out’ 8th. Breidalblik, Nielsen, for Baltimore ; Hudikswall, Byhind, Pascagoula; 10th, Siberia (9), Ha rison, Boston; Malta, Maicolmson, New Orleans: Kat leen,'Mockler, Savannah; Geo Bell. T 1th, Nor, Rudvig, Baltimore; Marmora, Downie, Charleston: ‘queen @), Bragg, ana Gacite i, Purcell. New York; © F Eaton. Porto Cabello, &c; Edina, Robinson, Sandy Hook), Galow, Bentsen, Philadelpnis (changed from jew Orleans). Loxpon, Dec 8—Arrived, Hileas. Samuelsen, Quebec; lith, Ocean Phantom, McIntyre, Three Rivers. Entered out 10th, Genevieve, Leptetre, tor New York, red 10th, Fenwick, Foye, Newport, &c (since re- ‘ted abandoned). ‘ailed from Gravesend 10th, Percy, for Pensacola. z ae ie Dec 7—arrived, Economy, Granam, St ohn, NB. geod Dido, Rank, Baltimore (before reported saile . ‘Lecuorx, Dec 7—Arrived, Machiavelll, Maresca, New York: Sofia Gorbitz, Andreis, do, ° Salled 7th, Waldo. Estes, New York; 8th, Primo, New ia (since put York; Winogene, Lofvering, Philadelphi back—see belowh Maryrort, Dec 10—Arrived, Thos Lee, Salkeld, Quebec; lth, Apollo, Millikin, Dalbousie. Mxkasiva, Nov 27—Arrived, Laura 01 Balied Deo 8, Vaaren, Pedersen, Baltimore, Newoastix, Deo M—Cieared, Harold (of Halifax, NS), Callao. . Newport, Dec 11—Entered out, Sanshine, Ciark, for Havana. Sailed 10th, Wenonah, Forbes, Ohimbote. Naruxs, Dec 3—Arrived, ara, Amer, Gaspe. Ovorro, Dec 8—Arrived, Annie Grant, Newfoundland (not United States). Port Mapoo, Dec 3—Arnived, Bessie Young, Mogg, Que- bee. Penartn, Dec 8—Arrived, Rossignol, Hatfield, London. Pitta, Dec ¢—Arrived, Express, Fretwurst, New York; Christopher Columbus, Dabler, do. Queenstown, Dec 8—Arrived, Eureka, Khtgaard, Mex ico via New York. Put back 10th, Paolo Borzone, Borzone, for Limerick, wind bound. Rorrerpam, Dec 9—Cleared, Macaulay, Rodgers, Balti- more. Revat, Dec 4—Arrived, Auguste, Madar, Savannah. Suimips, Dec 8—Arrived, Countess of Minto, Wales, uebec; lith, BC Peters, Boltmer, Wilmington, NC} 12th, Ocean Bride, Burrows, Quebec. ‘SouRaBAYA, Oct 25—Arrived, Bonito, Seward, Batavia; | Caribow, Kenney, do. ace, Cafiero, New Sailed 25th, Kit Larson, Spence, Probolingo; 27th, Metis, Kent, Passaroeang; 3)st. Jennie 5 Baker, Waite do. 3 PORK. Nov led, Game Cock, Stoddard, Hong i“; 8th, Chas © Leary. Field, soston. | “Sakanase, Oct 13—Arrived, 4'C Sibley, Colson, Bata- via. A TaRRacona, Dec 1—Arrived, Eroe, Maresea, New York. Taivste, Dec 4 iled, Isis, Anderson. Catania. Wanrrenrornt, Dec 10—Put in, Cortese, Chiesa, from New York tor Dundalk. Cuxmaven, Dec 1I1—The bark Maria Scammell, for Rio Janeiro, has been in collision here with the Roland tug | and received dainage to bows. She will proceed atter repairing. ‘the tug received no damage. Dorgr, Dec 11—Pat in, Tidal Wave, Powell, from Havre for Key West, with loss of anchor, jibboom broken and two men sick. Fatuouta, Dec 10—The Alexander Duthie, Norte, from San Francisco, has arrived with loss of bulwarks and sail Guascow, Dee 10—The Imperial, Mayes, from Quehee for the Ciyde, has putinto Ramsey Bay tor sheiter; 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 from Dundee tor San Francisco (bale goods), has putin here, crew refusing duty. [since re- ported sailed j. é Haver, Dec 7—The Holland (s) Bragg,from London for New York, in entering this port to-day during a strong NW wind, was driven against the quay and‘ did some @-mage to the Esperance (fishing vessel). The steamer ‘was assisted to clear by two tugs. Lrvenpoot, Dec 10—Tho Golden Rule, for New Orleans, Feceived cotlaiderable damage to her port sive trom thé collision with the Tintern Abboy, for London, betore re- ported; the latter had main channel and lanyard of main rigging carried away aud chainplaus broken, Loxpox, Dee N—The Marco Polo (of South Shields), from Quebec, lying at the buoys off Blackwall, took ihe ground at low water this moruing. Leanorx, Dec li—The brig Winogene, Lofvering, sailed vec 3, tor Philadelphia (general catgo), but has since put bac Yoth pamps much damaged and cargo shiited; sme has 16 inches of Water in the bold. Newrort, Deo ll—The Navasota, Sister, henre for Martinique (coal), put back yesterday leaky, and with loss of anchor, chains, &c; she will dock to discharge cargo. Oronto, Dec 8—The Annic Grant has arrived here, from Newfoundiand, with starboard bulwarks to tatt- rail, rigging, “rail” gone; three men wasned overboard, one saved. Srornoway, Dec 8—The bark Hindostan, of and for Aberdeen, trom Quebec 34 days, has put in with deck house stove and @ heavy list; she experienced severe weather. SHANanar, Oct 20—The Lulu, Spencer, which arrived here Oct 2 from Keelung. had encountered a phot, during which she lost foretopmast and had sails blown dway and split ups, Dee 9—The Phenix bark, from Quebec for Hartlepool, which putin here through stress of weather and which sailed yesterday, had to be towed back again to this harbor in Consequence of the gale, ‘Tratee, Deo X-The bark Zanrak, Aalholm, from Baltl- more, is aground on Bank of Channel at Samphires, but may float off next tide without damage, 10th, the Warrnvorn Dee ll (by Me is phj—Pat in, AMERICAN PORTS. p iled, schrs Alfred Brabrook, ken; Th yon Smtchester, New Ney Ho Atwood, Foster, Virginia; JV Wellington, Madagascar, Elizabeth port, Alice Woo's, Penery, trom 51 ALEXANDRIA, Dec 17—Sailed, schr Edwin & Kirk, 04 Jore Dean, Babbitt, Fall River: HOR@ON, Dec 2—Arrived steamer Glaucus, Bearse, Doane, Alexandria; Gertrude. Hughes, Pennagrove. ee Wi elow, voand In, schr Thomas Lancaster, Hallett, New York: town for Wexford (dedls), with loss of deck load. ole, Providence. 1st Phillips, Hobo- _tid—Arrived, stermer BO Knight, New York senrg Job Johugon, Larkam, Boone Bay, Gettysburg, smith, Philadelphia; ighart, Mason, ‘wared—steamers Gen Whitn Jon (NB), via Queens | | Fyourar PRESENT Aceh rtaces stm cuataase: Piet, BOS. 2s! dpamneanlaeyrccltien evel Sailed—steamers Seminole, and Ames; Bittlosen | bri M. Ralled from the "kobast ing BALIIMOR, Dec 23—arrived, steamers Price, trom Wilmington, NC: Patiny Gadw ter, New York ; schr Admiral, Charleston, mer DJ Foley, trom Wilmington, NC. erg Manitoban (Br), Wylie, Liverpool; “ Savannah; bark’ Switcire tire Ko leone,’ Newry’) brisa Aust (Gen), Rirackholder, Ro janeiro; M Nore . roe, a aen; Lote Lee, Lee, savannah; Carrie EB ‘Situpeome Pons Db. cleared, steamers Josephine Thom; Moore, New Yorke: Naiullus, Peck, Fall fiver; ‘bark Memento Nor), Aaby, Dublin, Oetied Bark New Light, for Rio: brig Anita, Owen, Cork; schr Annie P Chase, Cientuegos, BRUNSWICK, Ga, Dec 23—Cleared, schr Emily A Bartel, Fernindina. BELFAST, Dec l8—Arrived, schr Mary, Magee, New York ‘CHARLESTON, Dec 19—Cleared, brig Mary E Dana, O’seill, Bull Creek, 50; schr Equator (Br). Ranger, bor Lsl seer trived, steamer Virginia, Philadelpets. Giearea i well, New York; barks lens Brondi (Nor), Niel Batavia, Sawyer. . Cork for ord 1. soe ailed—Bark Providentia Sp), Barcelona. FERNANDINA, Dec 16—Cieared, schr Scotia, Dawes, B wick. . TALL RIVER, Dec 21—Arrived, schr § Morgan, Walker, Georgetown. Bonsey, Arrived, 'S, Balled Sehr Laonors. peta cleare’ tor Nuevitas); barks Lindo (Br), Durie, London; Olthere, River Platte, both in ball Cleared—Steamer San Marcos (HE), Burrowg, Liver- ; k Cri 1), Glover. do, peetoven: t Ek dec 22—Arrived, sckrs M J Ejitott,, Dunnam, Boothbay tor Baltimore: Bengal, Thornton, Rockland for New York; Wm Conners, French, Philadel- or Portland. Pe TANOLA, Dec 19—Sailed, schr Thos P Bail, Ryder, New York. EW ORLEA Dec 2?—Arrived up, ship Minnie aves (Br), Perry, Liverpool: barks Tethandet (Ger), Wachter, Bremen; Mindet (Nor), Beck, Liverpool; sebt lv of the Valley. Ti ered steamer City of San Antonio, nning- ton. New York: ship Rencugkian, Dunbar, Liverpool. SOUTH WES? Pass, as 23- 7 Lh bring Stoneman ), Liverpool; British gunboat cn. oe ye borne, Deo 2e-arrived, schr Henry Wadding- ton, ferover, ee a Binion ed—Bark Milo (Br), EF RORFOLE, Dee 21—Arrived, schr John H-Curtis, Phil- . New York. 3 UMW BEDFORD, Dec 2%—Arrived, schr Louisa Fran- . Kelly, New York. pic ‘ORT, Dec 2i—Arrived, schrs T C Lyman, Hil, Providence tor New York: Mary E Wharf, Whart, New York tor ha Maley stoop Fred Brown, Wilson, Bristol for York (and sailed). Nevado Bark Wm McCobb, Brady, Dighton for Rich- eevee brig John Plerce, Townsend tor Havana ; D J Foley, For ts Rosina, Beal, Fall River tor New York; Lynden, Gasenave Portlanit for do; Commerce, Gammon, Newburyport for Baltimore; Dick’ Williams, Corson,@ from Rockport. for | Newbern, NO; Freeman, Avier, irom Provincetown for _ Balti- more; Sylvester ' fHaie, Coleman, Taunton for New York; A McNichol, Reed, Machias tor do; Thomaston for do; Sammy Fora, Allen, Lubec for do; Allen Green, Nickerson, Newburyport via Dutch Island’ for New York and Philadelphia; also brig Glen- dale, Conkling, from Providence tor Baltimore; schrs: Potter & Hooper, Bradbury fo® Haverstraw; E T 5) Baker, Providence for New York; Albert Ji Rockland for do; W A Low, Carm fordo; Francis smith, Rowland. do tor Port Jet 3, gi Newcomb, Higgins, Providence for Vir. Watts, Watts, New York or Jonesport, 22d,8AM—Arrived in the night. schrs Wm McCobb, Bradiey, and Pointer, sears, Providence for Naw York; xter, Sherman, Warren for do. In port—Schrs John Manlove, Cashman, from ens: EG Irwin, Johnson, from Philadelphia; Pilov’s Bride, Eldridge, New York for Boston; Robert 'B Smith, Nick- erson, New York for Westport; Alnomak, Fly, do for Thomaston; Wm D Marvel, Q'Keefe, Baltimore for Bop. ton; Joseph Marsh, Suifir, 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 Rrazos, New Bristol: Sea Flower, from a@ coal port; Pawl.. ey. . Arrived, bilg Glendate, Providence for Baltimore: : ingdove, Calais for New York; Mary Pierson, oes ae tan, Gh, Dec %—Arrived, schr § A Mount, from Ve anew WEN, Deo 22—Arrived, schr Saugatuck, Jew. . ethpor' wPORE ROYAL. ©, Dec 28~Sailed, steamer Vicksburg, PHILADELPITA, Dec 28—Arrived, steamers Centi- ede, Miller, New Bedford; Perkiomen, Pierce, Boston ; 'yoining, Teal, Savannah; Equator, Hinckley: Charles: ton; North Point, Smith, New York; bark Hellas Pauls, Liverpool; schrs ‘Eugene. Borda, Aransas; K ‘Andreas; Ge Jameson, River ic City; Dash, Eldria on per Hillsboro, Esa ee ae J feamer: L801 , mores Saxon Bra Movich Florida, Crocker, Frovi- lence; ar ohn ir) a mn dence, DED iverty,. Ruugiass, Matanzas; Virginia Hickman, Kitnmey, Trinidad af Cyba. Also cleared, steamers [!linols, Shackford, Liverpool; Williamsport, for New Orle: bark Esau’ (Aus), Ma- ea oe Ore eae A e“Seamer Horetles, for ‘BWCASTI , Bec My M Boston, ‘and echr’A C Page, for Havana, passed down ie evenin ‘ fe Maritnna 11, for Lisbon, passed down thts AM. aileep laden foreign bark off the Fort, coming up under. tow. PM—Passed np, schr John Marshall, qamayersenr ‘Ella Prosser, fram New York, seeking” Pissed down—Steamer Saxon, for Boston. failed—Sehr Gyrus Fossett, Fall River. Lawns, Del, Dec 23, PM—Outward bound vessels have ede fe art ter ePtorable wind So proceed: hi vol i BOO RTLAND, Dec al—Cleared, brix BW Cochran (Br), Boyd, Windso yl jailed—Schr: ie A Hand, E4&GW Hinds, and jouth Shore. ‘2d—Arrived, schrs Western Star, Baltimore: Herald, Rockland for New York; Henry B Reeves, Philadelphia. ‘28d—Arrived. sehr C F’Young, New York. ~ Gieared—Steamer Chesapeake, Mangum, New Yorks. brig Clara M Goodrich, Havana; sehr E H Furbur, Balti- PROVIDENCE, Deo #1—Arrived, steamer Mary, Ro- le! i a) Arrived, chr Watchful, Glil, New York via New- port risto! ‘Schrs i H Clark. Fengar, from Elizabethport: sree pichards, (row Weehawken; Starlight, Jones, He a ‘ Sailed~Schr Carrle Hyer. Poland, Savannah. Arrived in the west bay |, schrs Vesper (Br), f Fee oe ets for Odarieaton. Sajied—Scbr Jonn L Merrill, trom Cadiz tor Glonces- te 16. MOND, Dec 21—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, ae ‘New York; schrs D B Stillman, Chiyalry, and HP Simmons, Willetts. Philadelphia: Pecor, do. : SAN FRANCISUO, Dec 22—Cleared, ship City of Tan- pid (en). Smith, Queenstow! ark Loch Ur |, Mar jock, - Ba Arie. at Slory of the Seas, Knowles, Liver- {Langdate (Br), Jenkins, do. enav an AH, wpe 23—Arrived, ship Grahams Potley,. Clapp. Liverpool. Cloarea~Bark L Rf (Sp), Uriola, Liverpool, ‘teamers Leo, tor New York; Potomac (Br), Liverpool; ship Henry (Br), do; brig Katahdin, for Brunswick, Ga, to load for Bio Janeiro. 1, Port Johnson ; Hye! ; jo : “HNEYARD HAVEN, Deo 22—Atrived, sciirs i a Boston Dalling, New Yorn tor Boston; George D Fullerton do for Halifax: Kalmar, Baltimore for Portland; Prescott, Virginia for de. Schrs Mary Lymburner, Prescort, and Laconia each parted chain during the gala {_vesterday. : . Saited-—sears Walter Irving, Telegraph, W Freeman, oss, Jameg ts Maloy, Bulic i Saline, Lanes Messer, John L Smith, West Dennis, H Atwood, H G , es le De Sedona, J V Wellington, Wm Slate Mary H Westcott, H Prescott and Maggi 23d—Arrived, schr Mary E Whorf, trom New York for Wellfleet. Returned—Schrs Cherub, Telog oh, W Freeman,.Wal- ina, James L Maloy and ter Irving, Carrie L Goutrey, Eilie L smita, passed by—Bark Samuel E Spring, from New York for ortland. Sailed—Schrs Warren Gates, Annie Brown (Br),George D Fullerton (Bre Carrie L Godfrey, Mary, i 'Whort, Cherub, Lahiva, James L Maloy and Ellie S Smith, WILMINGTON, NC, Dec 93—Arnived, brig CC Van Horn (Br), savagoet) schr Emeline, Aguadilla. i Bi re Cio (Ger), Schupp, Bremen; schr Lucy ayti. Holmes, i. WOOD'S HOLE, Dec 2\—Arrived, schr E M Cook, Cook; Providence, to load for Savannah, 22d—Arrived, schr Highlander, Wood, New York. sailed—Schr 8 C Tryon, sickerson, Richmond, Va. 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