The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1874, Page 9

8 “THE OLD AND NEW Removal of the Commissioners of Chari- ties and Correction. TWHED “THE INNOCEN T CAUSE” SSC. Their Succ the Mayor. GOVERNOR DIX APPROVES. Mayor Vance and Mayor-Elect Wickham on the Changes. Mayor Vance bas cotmmenced a sweep through the vepartwents, Yesterday he removed the Com. missioners of Charities aud Correction—Messra, Bowen and Stern—and accepted the resignation of Mr. Laimbeer, This action has been expected for some time. Receutly—two or tures d: ve- fore the death of Mayor Havemeyer—tt will be Fecollected, Governor Dix addressed a letter to that gentleman calling his atrention to the treat- ment of Tweed on BiackwWell’s Island by the Com- missioners o! Charities and Correction. When Mayor Vance entered upon his oficial duties a copy of the Governor's letter was transuitted to the Commissiouers, together with a communtca- tion asking for a full explanation of the charges. Then the Mayor proceeded to take testimony at his private office in relation to the matter, and this investigation has been in progress for pearly two weeks. When the matter was com- | pleted Mr. Wendell, chief clerk to the Mayor, was Gespatchea to Albany on Tuesday night, with | @irections to lay all the documents before Gov- ernor Dix, On examining the papers the Gov- ernor immediately gave his approval to the find- ing# of Mayor Vance, and Mr, Weéndell returned ‘wo the city on Wednesday night. Yesterday morning Mayor Vance appointed the following gentlemen to take the vacant posi- tions:—Messrs. Edward L. Donnelly, Isaac H. Bauiey and Townsend Cox. Messrs, Donnelly and ox were sworn in yesterday. I: is understood that Mr. Bailey will be president of the Commis. | sion, as his two associates Dave expressed a pre- ference in that direction. MAYOR VANCE TO GOVERNOR DIX. The following are the communications sent to | Albany by Mayor Vance :— Mayor's Orricz, New York, Dec. 22 1874. Big Excellency Joun A. Dik, Governor’ of the State of ie = Sit travemit to you herewith, my certificate of re- moval of James Bowen angMver Stern trom the office of Commissioners of Chariu€s and Correction of the city of New York. « ‘The cause of removal is, as stated in the certificate, criminal violation of duty on the part of said Commis: bioners, ‘My reasons for this removal! ave as tollows:— First—in November, 1#73, Wiillam M. ‘Piteed was con- victed in the Court ot’Oyet and ‘erminer, held in and for the city and county of New York, ot a misdemeanor, nd senteliced Jos @ term of imprisonment in the reni: tentiary on Bia‘ . This prison 1s under the care of the Comm joners of Public Charities and Cor- rection. A few days atter Tweedavas transterred to the Penientiary he was permitted ia pat aside the prison dress, which all other prisoners | were compelled ‘to wear, and to dress in erdinary clothing. The prison dre he has not since worn. He ts allowed the use of a Zoom not in the Prison prover, situated above the main entrance one stair up. 1bis room le has furnished alshost.cnurely at his own expense. He 1s not contined to his room, being | at liberty to leave it through the day when he pleases He performs no duty, is in excellent health, requires no Medical attendance, none of the prison physicians hav- ing visited him for the last tour months. He grounds surrounding the prison without restraint. | He joes not receive his meals as other prisoners, but at the residence ot tne Warden, which is about a quafter ot a mite distant from the prison, and w the Warden's resi- dence Tweed goes three times each day at the casual meal hours. He takes these walks alone or in compan: ‘with a keeper. He is permitted to receive all visitors he desires, No visitors are permitted to see him whom he does not wish to see. ite receives visitors daily. *He has & private secretary who has free access to him at all hours of the day, and with whom be passes covsiderabie time. In short, Tweea is not treated as a prisoner, but as a guest, necessitated through force of circumstances to | some time on the Island, the officials of which are determined to make his stay among them as pleasant agreeable as possible, The Commissioner prineipa responsible for this erminal violation ot duty is Mr. Myer stern. It was on bis instructions weed was allowed to put aside the prison dress and to wear ordinary clothin; id all the indulgences enjoyed by Tweed bave been allowed with the sanction ot Mr. Stern. I do not consider it necessary to determine whether these induigences have chased by tweed, or whether they have been extende; to him for other considerations. 1 am, however, of | opinion, on a review of (he evidence, that Tweed pays tor the privileges he is allowed. Whatever the arrangements were which secured to Tweed these privileges, Mr. Stern was a party thereto, Mr. Bowen informed we th: he has not seen ng Since the latter was semt to Blackwell's Isiand. This, L have no doubt, is correct; but I cannot see how Mr. Bowen is thereby ae trom the responsipilites which rest upon him. In this matter ot Tweed. the omission by Mr. Bowen to act was a criminal violation of hts duty. The subject was repeatediy prougnt otti- cially to the notice of Mr. Bowen, but he omits to ascer- tam tor himseif the facts and remedy th Pluined of. He sustains by his vote and action Mr. Stern and I cannot thereiore relieve him {rom responsibility. I conrwer the acts of both Commissioners were a crimi- na} violation of duty on their part, for which they ought to be removed from office. wd—In the adininistration of the affairs of the De- tinent of Public Charities and Correcuon there have en repeated violations of the provisions of law in pur- chasing the supplies required by the department, the particulars of which are set forth in a report made by ‘the Commissioners of Accounts on the 27th. day of August last, now on file in this office. The restrictions of law as to purchasing supplies were disregarded and the books of ‘the department altered ior the purpose of deception. Purchases exceeding $1,0.0 in value were repeatedly made, the bills alterea so as to represent purchases under $1,000, and entries made on the books of the de- | partment corresponding to the alterations. these transactions were to the prejudice of the oe ‘The prices for the supplies exceeded what they could have been purchased Jor, and in one transaction alone, where Mr. Myer Stern purchased goods through a rel- ative of a member of his family, the relative, on @ pur- chase of $3,347, received mmission of $914. ‘As @ result ‘Of the system adopted anc so persistently followed in the department, as to the purchase ot sup- plies. I know that, in one instance’at least, merchant ‘was only allowed the custom ot he department iter he had scen a son o t Save ome and that after time the purchases were discontinued, because the mer- per centon the pur chant would not increase his price tor the goods and ms correspouding with such increase & corresponding Increase of commissions. mentality of a son of one of things conid be carried into effect, 1am satistied th. $9.4 resuit of the tiegal system which has been adopted and continued by the Cc The action of the comr 1m violation of law, in relation to the pure r consider in ita effect acriminal violation of duty on the purt of the Commussiowers, requiring their remo rom office. Very respectiully, = SAMULL B. IL. VA REMOVAL, VE DErAawrMENt, Cury Hat, } New You, L | TH In virtue of t' brily vested of ebapter he Laws of 1873, € reorganiz government of the city ot sew York." 1 by. for and after allowing taem opportunity to be and bearer them, remove James Bowen as fice of Com missioners of Public The cause of part of said Bowen Commissioners. GOVERN The approval of tue Governor reads as follows:— Srate OF New York, Execotive Cuawnen,? Aupaxy, Dec 25, 1 Whereas the Mayor of the city of New dork having removed James Bowen and Myer Stern from the oifice of Comaissioners of Public Chariues and Correction alter aiowing them an opportumity to be heard as re- Guired by law. and fhe said Mayor vaving submitted to me his reasons fo) Mis ordered, that the remov sioners ve and Is hereby approve VANCE 10 WICKHAM, The following was irom Mayor Vance to the Mayor elect: of the said Commis: . JOHN A. DIX, Exaccrive Lengo ag 3 Crry Hawt, New Yous, Dec, 2, 1874. Bon. Wineram H. Wier max » My ean sin—ip the ‘ischarge of the duties of the office T have the honor to hold, 4 beve found it nec tary to remove Mr. James Bowen and Mr. Myer Ste Commissioners of Public Chariives and Correction. Mr. W Laimbeor, the third Commissioner, has Fengned, and libs resignation is part of the records ut $s office. Considering the ctreumstances under which I -vas so wnexpectedly cailed upon to occupy the position of Obie! Magisirate ol the eit @ near aporoneh of the expiration ot the term 1 have to serve, and recognizing fhe fact that you ure tie viestes pt the people to suce ceed me in the Meyoraity, apd responsible under the Jaw for the tu: cvernimemt of the etty, it ts in my opinion, gp to Conly (hat shouid consult you ag to the who should be appointed, but that you ‘showid amie of those re: i Seilt appoint t and on your nominat Mr. Bowen and Mr. ste 1 will be glad to see you and arrange as to this matter fn the course of the day, as it is exceeningly desirable that the gentlemen to be appointed should enter upon their duues without any ‘ap Very Yea. . B. HD VANCE, Mayor. MAYOR ELECT wickHAM’s REPLY, jayor-elect Wickham replied to the above as foliows: New Your, Dee, %, 974, Hon. 8. B. H. Vaxce, Mayor, &c. = My Duan Stn—Acknow! oMF favor of this date, and tuliy precieting oy Site | ae sy evid our Sppofatune ‘mista i fog ioe appointment to ners. 0 je or rection, baward b. Donnelly. ot p Rite A ad rd street, in place of Jame: +4, ann. ny Fel ‘Tawnsend Cox, of No, 19 West Bi i pereet, In place Meyer oterm, removed. Very reget ars etsous to be appointed i the cessor to Mr. Laimbeer, resigned, » Twill apooint the successors to ne rs Appcinted by | waiksin the | been par- | matter com. | Bech of \be" usw Comstasssunre yeotenday v ew ners re- ceived the lollowing:— . Executive ig Dapsnecene, Ser as. New Youx, Dec. 1, Samuel B. H. Vance, Mayor of the city ofNew York, by viriue of the power ‘conierred upon me by chapter 0) of the Laws of date, be “An act to amend chapter 45 ofthe Laws of 1573 entitled ‘An act to reorganize the lecal the city of Sew York, passed April 30, 15 iv , and the acts amendatory ther hereby appoint ——— ——— a Commission of Pubi ¢ Babe and Correction tor the city ot Sew —— ——, removed. and whose removal has Ween approved of by'the Governor. and for the un- expired term of sail | the Ist day of May, 1877. SAMUEL B. H, VANCE, Mayor, ITUATION. ernoon the Mayo epresentative to valor the Com- THE MAYOK ON THE At five o'clock yesterday | was called upou by a HERALD | ascertain bis views as to the rem gentleman Who has so gracefuily | Cuned iu discharging the routine business of his | depariment. He remarked that bis reasons lor removal ly set 10rth in the letter 10 Goy- | )ernur Dix, The appomtinents had been mace witi the eptive concurrence of Vayor-elect Wick- Some st Zot-laced republicans might take d his entire duty i the premises, care lor the criticism of otuers. were ample in ever; Way to call for tm. meatate removal, One fact upon which he laid | particulur stress Was the taking 61 some $900 com- mission by the sou Of Cominissioner Stern. As to the charges ag ers, Statement in relauen thereto, ‘the examination Missioners in answer to tt pleted 1a connection with the inve: EW COMMISSIONER: Jounelly is Treasurer of the Tam- | i Committee and a retired mer- gation, Mr. Edward many Bat Gen chant of large wealth, age and has ne icial position Lefore. He spe gentleman, resides at No, ty-elghth street, and is Very popular with all classes. He 18, 01 couise, ——. which terminates on | missioners, 1 iilied toe executive clair since the death of Mayor | Haves eyer Was found in fia office closely oc- his choree, but he had aiscuarged what | ana | the Peabody Home and Reformed Retief Associa- she | 1st the Fire Commission: | e Mayor was not yet ready to uive any | He js about forty years of | NEW YORK CITY. James Buchanan, of No. 26 Coenties slip, com- ‘mitted snicide last evening by cutting his tnroat with a razor, OMcer Connors, of the Sixteenth precinct, found | the body of an unknown man lying under the | stoop of No, 343 West Twenty-filth street last even- ipg. John Pfelffer, of No, 30 Lewis street, attempted across the wrist with a razor last evening. He Was sent to Bellevue Hospital. | Putrick Troyford, aged twenty-three years, re- | siding at No, 604 Court street, Brooklyn, while at | | work yesterday aiternoon at pier 14 East River, tee his leg fractured by a baie Of goods failing on nin. | A fire occurred yesterday afternoon, caused by the falling ofan oil lamp on the first floor of the four storied cotton warehouse No. 2 Srone street, ‘The flames were extinguished aiter a damage of $100 had been caused, At a special meeting of the Board of Managers of ton, held on Tuesday last, the following persons were elected trustees:—F" Garretson, M. D., Mrs. E. Garretson and H. HM, Cahill, M.D, The Board of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen met yesterday, but transacted no business of im- ortance. Several of the members were absent tendance on Kin q penuihk. A colnmunication trom the Com- | augoeenesteo: meet on AOR orb lh, lad ay se Charges Wag sent to | @ Mayor's office on Weduesday last, but i will | il everything is com- | cer’s wagon yesterday morning at the corner of An Eighth avenue car, No. 55, Tam intoa gro- | Hudson and West Eleventh streets, and threw | Arnst Warnocke out of the vehicle 'to the pave- meut, Warnocke’s leit leg was iractured. He ‘was sent to liis nom e, No. 830 Greenwich street. James M. Hawley, forty- our years old, living at No. 613 Sixth avenue, fell yesterday afternoon at the corner of Canal and Wooster streets, and adeuocrat iD | fractured mis knee pan, He was taken to the politic Mr. Isaac H. Bailey 1s a republican and was born | Eighth precinct station house, where he was at- in Engianu. He is about forty-eight years of age | pence vy @ police surgeon and alterward taken me, .bd a jeather merchant. He was & inember of | the Committee of Seventy and is at present Pres- ideut oF the New Engiand Society. Mr. Bauey | ran jor Congress at lasi election in the kieventh ae aud was bedien by Colonel Benjamin A. ui Mr. Townsend Cox was born on Long Island ana lives at No, ly West Sixteenth street, Py this city, He 18 m the brokerage business at No. 51 Ex- ld pxXchange, In 1872 he was the candidate of the Committee of Seventy for Alderman, POLICE PECCADILLOES. TWO DETECTIVE OFFICERS SUSPENDED FROM THEM. There is trouble in the Detective Bureau of the | Police Department. The Police Commissioners at | @ special meeting yesterday afternoon suspended | Burean, and will try them next week on a charge | of having done @ thing which to a clear sightea | person looks very like an act ‘or which a private citizen would be arrested and arraigned before a magistrate, The impeached detectives are oMcers Heidelberg and ‘1illey, both of whom have made very good | | records since they have been attached to the po- | lice force, The affair that led to their suspenston | from duty, and to the making of charges against | | them, was thus detailed by one of the Commis | | stoners visited Commissioner Voorhis and asked him if he | | knew if anything which demanded investigation | had nappened recently in the Detective Office. Mr. Voorhis replied that he had no such knowledge; and | then he was toid the following interesting story :— | Wuen Hewlett Oaell’s stable in Twenty-fourth street was searched about two weeks ago $1,200 | worth of robes, comforters and biankets were | | found, and were taken to the Central Omice, where | | several of the persons who had stolen thein froin | | carriages, &c., Were alsq conducted, From day to day plundered coachmen, expiessfien and dray- | men cailed at Potige Headquarters to look for their | | property. All of the comforters, robes and blankets had disappeared irom the floor of the | inner office of the detectives’ room, when a man | called and asked for two blankets, He described | | them and said he had been told they were among the articies FOUND IN ODELL'S STABLE, | He was told by Detective Tilley, who was acting as clerk to Captain Irving, that no such coverings had been seen &y the detectives. He leit the | office, but again-returned and said that he had | | been once more informed that the blankets he sought had been seen in the detectives’ office, Being assured a s@cond tyme hat his information | was untrue he finally depatted. The matter, so | said the Commissioner's informant, would have | rested at this point but lor the action of Detective | | Officer Clapp. He, Officers Walling and Leahy and | three ward officers were | searched the stavle and brought the stoien | | articles thence to Headquarters, and he had made a descriptive list of them, Having | | heard yt the persistency of the person who nad | last night. A few days ago @ person + ge place, ana Was jormerly President of the | from duty two of the officers employed in that | | The Committee of the Children’s Fold report | that the average number of children in the Fold | during the last three months has been over forty- | two, making a total of 4,000 days’ support of orphan and destitute children, The healtn of all | has been uniformly good. The Christmas festival 1s to be on Tuesday alternoon, the 29th inet, The next jecture in the Cooper Union Free Course for the People will be delivered Saturday evening, December 26, in the great hall, at eight o’clock, by Dr. A.B. Crosby, Professor of Anatomy in Belevue Hospital Medical College, being the | first ol a series of jour lectures on phys Holozy, OD “Tne Heart and the Circulation of the Blood,” ‘The Superintendent of tne Working Women’s DUTY—CHARGES OF MALVERSATION AGAINST | protective Union, No. 38 Bleecker street, acknowl- | edges the receipt of the following sums:—For | Eliza Collins, the unfortunate victim of hospital brutality on Blackweli’s Isiand, whose sad story | has been told im the HERALD, irom Robert Boyd, No. 1,282 Third avenue, $1; from & W., $1, and irom a countryman oi hers, $2. CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS. “The Hero of the Hour’ will be given for the last time at thé matince at Booth's to-day, and “Macbeth” in the evening. The oratorio ‘Messiah’? wit! be the musical fea ture at Steinway Hall this evening. “The Grand Duchess” will be given for the last time at the Lyceum to-night. Two representations of the “Black Crook” at the Grand Upera House to-day ana this evening. Daly promises “Monsieur Alphonse” at the Fifth Avenue Theatre matinée to-day, and “A New Way to Pay Old Debts” in the evening. At Wood's Museum there will be an afternoon performance of “Sarah’s Young Man,’ ‘Aladdin’, | and “The Carpenter of Rouen,” and an evening entertainment consisting of “Arrah-na-Pogue.”” Lina Masr appears at the Stadt Theatre to-night in Pobl’s “Lucinde vom Theater.”” “Tne Shaughraun” is announced for this even- ing at Wallack’s. Barnum has two gala performances at the Ro- man Hippodrome in honor of Santa Claus, Manager Neuendorf presents the German comedy, “‘Eingeadeiter Kaufmann,” to-night at the Germania Theatre. Maccabe holds forth afternoon and evening at | Robinson Hail. Mrs. Conway, at the Brooklyn Theatre, will ap- pear afternoon and evening in “a Sheep In Wolf’s Clothing” and “Masks and Faces.” “Jack and Jill” ipeatone ore twice to-day at | Niblo’s. The Globe Theatre will have two fine bills at the the men who had | | afternoon and evening performances, Two special programmes Will attract the patrons | of the Olympic to-day. Colonel Sellers will epdeavor to show that | sought his 10st blankets in the detective ofice, | «there's millions’? in the Park Theatre this after | Clapp determined to ascertain its cause. First, he | Compared his list of the artcies taxen from the | | Stable with a statement Ol those that were iden- | | tidew at Police Headquarters. In this way he | found that, though every robe and blanket was | out of sight agd apparentiy out of knowledge, | were were two blankets marked on his jist that were not recorded as having been identitied and | taken away by an owner. ‘the only inference that could be made by him was adopted—that the blankets had been stolen. Yet who dare ROB THE DETECTIVE OFFICER ? | It can scarcely be doubted that be was puzzled” for u time. He kept quiet, staying “nis *prentice hand,” while that Jatner of detectives, ‘ime, | worked the case out. Finally, abouta week ago, | he was told that a blanket had been seen at tne | bottom of Ofeer Tilley’s closet. To satisly hum- | sel! Clapp punched a tole through the locker, and caugnt sight of ablanket. He decer- mined to Ond it it were one of those that were he cangbt up the biankews, "and. it is said, recog- nized ihem as those lie had been looking ior, When he next met Tilley he spoke to tim angrily about the presence of the horse coverings in his | closet. The iatter said that it bad been put there | by Oticer Heidelberg. detective, Who Loid him, so goe# the strange tale, | that he had been ordered by Captain Irving to put | lor his horse. | . ‘fhe Commissioner, continuing his account, said | that, atter Commuggoner Voornis had digested mentally the tale tm®t uad been told him, be con- | veyed it to his colleagu ‘The Board tien ORDERED SUPERINTENDENT WALLING to make an Iprestigation of the story, and report U any of its@®taiis could be made the fuunuacion | of charges against any of the members of the di | tective iorce. Yesterday afternoon a special meat. tug of the Board was held to hear the si n- | tehdenv’s report. It was of sucu @ nature that | the Commissioners, after hearing it, ordered Mr. Wailing to preter charges against Heidelberg and Pil They will be tried, pernaps, by tne salt (Board, next Wednesday atternoon, It is only just to the suspected ofmcers to say that they now repudiate the charge that they con- teal the blanke(s, and that they declare ol tose artic ola plot wo ruin their reputation. | the resait Cap- tain Irving hoias to the belles toat the oficers are | innocent, but Says that ay they have been sus- pected of criminality it 18 well jor them and for the detective force that they have an opportunity to purge themselves of the suspicion. ST. JOHN'S GUILD RELIEF FUND. The following additional contributions have been received by the Rev. Alvah Wiswall, Master of St Joln’s Guid, No. Andrew W. Leggat, almoner:— THROUGH WILLIAM He WILE | Robert Henderson. es cate +. $20 1) 1 | SEN Gti orice, | 4.3, L. and ©. ©, ‘Christmas dinner”, 20 | Hobart, Smith & © 60 | | Be Wosene 1 G, A. Clark & 25 | d. B. Mile 7 | Mrs. I. EP. 10 Bd 10 Anonymous 1 Mrs. L. dei Monte’s children... | 1 | 6 | 5 5 | 5 Hi, Clarke. 0 Total... Amount previousiy ‘acknowledged Grand total op 0 $1,677 Contributions are earnestly solicited and may be we to the HERALD Office, or to Mayor Vance, City ‘all. “REAL ESTATE, The only saje consummated at the Excbkange Salesroom yesterday was the Supreme Court sale, in foreclosure, of a house, with lot, on the soutn- west corner of Sayche be avenue and Sixty-sixth Street, sold by S. A, Siecle, under the direction of William Sinelatr, eree. The following are Particulars :— NEW YORK PROPERTY, MY 8. A. STRELM, frame tront and store, with lot, & w, core exington ay. and O6th st, lov 2.oxi; 1 crececee AT AO ‘4 nD Ki door ofthe | | | missmg; and on the next night he | brougot a@ jimmy to ep upon tne door | | or the locker. When it burst open | away the biaukets, as that official wanted them | sin their locker to be | A 52 Varick street, and pgid Over to | noon and evening. Bryant's Miustrels will blacken their faces twice | caiurday for Havana and New Orleans, Will be det tained to-day. The fun will begin at two and eight P.M, at the San Francisco Minstrels to-day. The circus wil be in iull career at Terrace Gar- | den Theatre this alternoon and evening. ‘Tony Pastor has “Jack, the Giant Killer,” and a | lot of toys at his two performances, Matilda Heron reappears to-night on the metro- politan stage alter many years’ absence, Her rendering of the rdle of Lady Macbeth will be | looked forward to with considerable curiosity. PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Dec. 24, 1874, ro Provipencer, R. Printing cloths dull and weak at standard and extra (4xv4. | OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. PARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY, | pares oF 1 | } | days, for | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1874. to abbreviate his lease of Life by cutting himself | 47, p.m H A Taber, Benson, New Bedford—Tupper & at ‘Schr D D Crane, Crane, New Haven—Rackett & Bro, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Orescent City, Curtis. Havana Deo 18/with mdse and poseangere, to Wm P & Co. Cape Hatteras, in a SE gale, carried aw foreinpmist same day, at 7:30 PM, Larkin, seaman. ai b rk, am fel} trom the toteyard and was insta yy il Steamer City of Galveston. Evans, New Orieans Dec with mdse and passengers to CH Mailory & Co, Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. Nortoik, City Point | and Kichmond, with mdse and passengers to the Uld Do- minion Steamship Co. | _ steamer Hercules, Swasey, Philadelphia, with coal to master, ship Zouaye, Hopeat Hamourg, 4i days, in ballast, to | Vernon W Brown & Was 9 days from Hamburg’ to Tenis Eads thence strong NW pales. to lat sa; thence fine weather, with easterly winds to Bermuda: afterward | yariavle weather; Dec 20, off Hatteras, had a severe gale | | | dos, and sold for the benetit of ail concerne ‘SHIPPING NEWS| Clapp then spoke to that | from SE, orders. Bark Amalfi (Ital), Amalfi, Trieste 91 days, with mdse to J © Seager, Passed. Gibraltar, Oct 25: came the southern passage and had fine Weather, fo Hatteras, from thence 16 days, with NE aud NW g Sehr Hautie Haskell, Hewitt, san Bias. ‘7 days, with ¢ocoanuts and ivory nuts to Owen Bretnan=vessel to Miller & Houghton. Had strong northerly winds jnost | of the passage ; was 4 days north of Hatieras Schr Myid of the Mist (of Ellsworth, Mc), ~mith, Maya- | gues, PIL 1s days, with oranges to James’ Dougids=v | se! to BJ Wenberg. Dec 20 took a heavy gale trom » | veering to NW, lastin 30 hours; during the gale the ves- sel was hove on her beam ends; lost deck load of oranges Sheppard, Steelman, Jacksonville 8 to Alsop & Clark; vessel to Overton & | and split sails sehr Harry | dave. mn Ja Schr bnichantress, Phillips, Savannah 9 days.with luin- ber to Jo: Beers, vesse! to Evans, Baii & Ce. 1yth, Richard reaves, of Liverpool. teli overboagd and © 20th, lat 33 0, ion 74:10, had a viol trom NE, lasting d boore during which split sails ani broke water casks adrit; was driven south 50 miles, Sehr c ra Wena ton Holbrook. Virginia. Schr Elia Worden, Young, Virginia, Be Asiee Force: Gimith, Virwinin he SI Vi ugha. Vaughan, Virginia, Fehr Ct K Kogers, Cubberiy, Virginia, Sehr Wm McGee. Sheridan, Virginia. Sehr 1, B Ostrom, Coieman, Virginia. Sehr Mary J Cook, Cook, Baltimore. Sloop Admiral, hllsworth, Virginia. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH, Steamer Galatea, Gale, Providence tor New York, with muse and passengers, Schr Woonsocket, Reeves, Chatham for New York. Schr E1isha f smith, Baker, Newport for Sandy Hook. Schr Lyndon, Cassidy, Poruiand tor sew York, with lumber to orde Sehr Sunny South, Errickson, Boston for er York. Sehr Ella, Kelly. Sbridgeport tor New Yor! Scur Joh Mewtlers Parker, Wareham for New York, with nails to Parker Mills Co. Sehr 8 L Burns, Brosby. Pembroke for New York, with h to John Boynton’: 's Son & Co. chr J H Burnett, Gardiner, Providence for Weehaw- an, ken. ‘Schr John Stroup, Nickerson, Boston tor men York. Schr Orion, Simith, Brookhaven tor New York, Schr Sunbeam, Bunce, New Bedford tor New York, abanh Anna E Ketchum, Ketchum, Providence tor Plul- iphia. wee fr Hannah E Brown, Sackett, Providence for New Selir Ryiverter Hale, Coleman, Taunton for New York. Schr Wm of Thomas, Littlejonn, Boston tor New York. ss Trenton, Hall, Calais tor New York, with lumber to order. ‘Schr Xebec. Jones, Proyidence for Trenton. Schr Leoncra, Jameson, Boston for New York. Sehr Adela, Corson. rall River for New York. Schr Wm A Low, Carman. Providence for New York. a aoe BW Robinson, Robinson, New Haven for Phila- je) phia, seer William D Mangum, Chase, New Bedtord for New Schr R A Forsyth, Hobbie. Stamford tor New York, pan he M Vassar, Jr, Winchester, New Bedford ior New York. Schr Hero, Baker, Salem tor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Eleanor, Johnson. New York for Portland. Steamer Galatea. Gale. New York tor Providence. Steamer New Haven, New York tor New Haven. Schr 81 Winterton, Usborn, Virginia or New Haven. Bre: Moses Day (Br), Crosby, New York tor 8t John, Bene Highland, Lynch, meaner vote for Roslyn. Scpr Gazelle, Rogers, New York ior Nef London. r Wm L Peck, Bunce, New York for Cold Spri Schr Henry M Riugiey. Anderson, Hoboken for Sen’ ‘T Benedict, Crockett, Amboy for Portland. sehr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New York tor Stamtora, Schr Dart, Williams, New York tor Stamiora, BELOW. Brigs Montano, and Cora. SAILED. Steamers Frisia (Ger), tor Hamburg; John Tennant (Br), London; Rotterdam (Dutch), Rotterdam; Ontario, Kio Janeiro, &c; Cuba, Havana; Herman Livingston, Savannah; Achilles, Wilmington, NC; Kichmond, Ricn- mond. fc; Fanita, Philadelphia; pinips, Ganges (Bn averpool; Sumatra, Hong ong OC KE! ura. coa; schr DH Bisbee, Maranham. HERALD MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, Newport, RI, Dec 23, 1874. Schr LT Knight. of Camden, is taking on board the cargo of the schr PiloVs Bride, Eldridge, which put in here last week leaking, and will proceed with it to Bos- ton, The P B will be repaired at this port. Sehr 1C Curtis, Paine, from Boston for Virginia, which arrivea here yesterday afternoon, reports a very ek panerte during which she lost boat, davits, eB ecmgentn warks stove on the port side. Will repaii perars Sehr ‘Allen Green, Nickerson, from. Newburyport for New York. in ballast, in going duc of the barbor this AM got aground on the cort #oint, where she remained until Rane off by steamer Jamestown, Her damage was Ag) ms MARITIME MISCELLANY. B® See cable news. STEAMER ASHLAND, which was to have lett Baltimore on for some days to undergo repairs rendered phe dl the rough Weather experienced on her last trip Havana. Bank Ceuixa, at Portland from Tarks Island, reports heavy weather, had decks swept, lost booby hatch and | had Wain and foresaal split Buia Fuxa (French), (not the Emma Frances, Br bark, as betore reported), from Paysandu for Englind, went ashore at Montevideo Nov 6. Bric Rapry (Br), Hanson, trom Quebec Oct 30 for Bue- nos Ayres, put into Barbados Dec 6 leaking, having bore up from 1at 2547 N, lou 3340 W, on the 2ist November, She was repairing’ Dec 1 Scun Epwanp H Ouanx, Fengar, at Providence, came into the West Bay on Monday evening and anchored ‘the Zouave is anchored at Sandy Hook tor | San eoneeeeaeee anna Tas | | | | Demerar: near the south énd of Duicn Isiand, and during the | latter part of the night the wind commenced to blow furiously, making it necessary to let go another anchor and pay out all the chain, Ihe vesse! roliea heavily in the trough ot the sea, shipping a good deai of waier, ana to prevent her fouldering was compelied to throw over- jourd trom 10 te 15 tons of pig iron. Scar BaLtiuone was condemned by survey at Barba- previous to Dec 1. Scun Jesste B Swrrn, at, Charleston 19th from New York, reports 18th inst, at3 niles south south. west of Cape Lookout, Geo Gurtis, seaman, & native of Portsmouth, fell trom the Byingyio' boom while furting the sail and: was lost. Stoor Many J Forsay, ot New York, bound to York Kiver tor oyster’, was towed’ into Hampton Roads z!st inst by revenue cutter Colfax. The sloop Jost her top- sail and running rigging in a squall and had dragsea yithin five miles of the Capes, and but for the timely as: ‘Steamer. Sail jeatination ance rendered by the Coliax would have in | rm wend DY Slt a ay vans —— | all probability gone out to sea. itv of London . | Liverpool../15 Broadway. The life saving station at Plum Tslan@ will have to be Vietorin Glasgow. ..|7 "wowling Green | set back, Or soon washed into the sea. When th Pereire 4H | was first bailt it was situ titty feet from hi ae | mark, now it is only seven icet. Durmg the Brin Sunday night it was eared that it would be undermined. Less | Capt Flovd says that another storm of like severity dava West; Batic City oF ‘Montrea! ‘The Qteen, Kthiopia...- Neckar. * Wiscot 4 Bowling Green 6 Broadway. 19 Broadway. lS Broadwat Broadway. 50 Broad way. 19 Broadwe » Broad wa i Bowung G 56 Broadway, 113 Broadway. oi Broadway. 5 erpools |ib Broadway, «| Liverpool. |i) Broadway. 72 Broadway, 61 Broadway. Wy Broadwax. 86 Broad 61 Broagway. ‘een | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. | | QW Jackman, J HIGH WATER Gov. Isiand..morn 10 99 | Sun sets Sandy Hook,.inorn 9 24 Moou rise! ) Gate.,..morn 11 va PORT OF J CLEARED. Steamer Belzte (Br), Metcalf. Liverpooi—R J Corti, Erin (Br), 'Apdrews, Liverpool via Queens+ towne Wd Hurst ey amer Frisia (Ger), Meier, Hamburg—Kunhardt & 0. Steamer Roterdam (Qutch), Jansen, Roterdam— ' ner ¥ i ¢ (Fr), Daure, Havre—Geo Mackenzie. eatcamer Cuba, Reynolds, Havana—¥ Alexandre & ons. Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—W R Garrison. Steamer Achiliey Curtis, Wilmington, NC—Wm P Read, Norfolk, ly Point and ply’ Bu amer itichmond, i, Hokanna Johnson, Johnson, Phuadelpma—Slaght Schr dohn D Griffin, Gould, Danyersport, Mase—Mitler & Houzhtwa. | this morning trom Sable Island, and repo | for | tons register, | and owned by C NEW “YORK, DEC, 24, 1874, | worth Dat erie sate Steamer Ontario, Slocum, Rio Janeiro, do—W & Gar- | tie starboae | the starboar ton would wash itaway. ‘The sails apd other movable things of schr Jonn W Rumsey, of Providence (before reported wrecked on Pet Menan), were sold at auction in Aulluridge 10ta inst and brought $409, Eastrort, Me, Dec 23—The schr John Taylor, belore reported lost on the Wolves, was a small crait 0! some 9 tons, from st John for Beaver Harbor. was loaded with flour and provisions. The Allison, also reported lost on the Woives, was bound to Pembroke with a cargo of cepskins valued at $600, and owned by KH Sprague Vessel and cargo a total loss. lec 24—The steamer Lady Head arrived led no wrecks, SmipucrupINc—Messrs Atkinson & Fillmore, of Newb ryport, have just made an engagement to bilild a ship large dimensions at their yard. She will measure when | $oREReege about 150 tons. the dimensions being—for Jength 200 feet, breadth 40 feet find depth orhold aiveee Giles Loring, o! Yarmouth, Me. has \ust laid the keel brig of about 500 tons, She will be off in the spring, and will be commanded by Mr Loring's son, tormerly of fice Giles Loring. Lauxcnen=At Newbu:yport, Dec 23, from the yard of the new ship Landseer, of about 1250 ton: nit, Stockton, Mo, 23d inst, from the yard of the late N B ilichborn by, Cape W ill in Hho, Kings c & Co, of Pembroke. Havirax, NS. De: iam Hichborna. Woodworth, from Mr M L Newcomb's yard, nty, @ brig called the DM Dickie, 449 wed in Bureau Veritas for 4 years 1133 Ww Leh ad ot New York, J & Wood: “6 NOTICE TO MARINERS, Steamer Franconia, at Porviatit from New York, ree ports that the can ouoy belonging to Pollock's Rip hag disappeared, an mALIrax 78. Notice is hereby given by {ie 0 that on or about the 20U after as the weather will penn for the port ot Halitax, Ns, will pork from seaward hand will be pain he port hand wiil be painted bi ernment of Canada, , oF As KOON Were? the system of puoyage be altered. so that, on ail bRoye, ‘to be let ted red and all th Buo; | faced on middie ene will be Painted either red and black horizontal siripes or whith and black horizovtal stripes. ihe. buo; be as follows:—Thrump Cap, red; Pomt PI nt, wooden | wooden can bu aga | can buoy, paimter :_lves Knoll, wooden can buoy, | painted ‘eft Portuguese Shout, Ww odén can buoy painted Richmond—Uid Dom'nion steamship red and biack Horizontal stripes; Rock Meade wooden Stenmer Fanita, Howe, Phiadeiphia—Lonilatd Steam- | cua buoy, painted white and black vertical stipes, with ship Co. stall and cage; Litchfield, wooden can booy painted picamier Bleangra, Johnson. Portlana—¥ P Ames | Diack: Mar's Rock, wooden can vaoy, paingd biack; Steamer Nevtufe, Berry, Koston—H F Dimoc Keia’s Hook. wooden can buoy, painted black He Isle Bark Derwent (Br), Gadd, London—Penbodye Willis & | Spit, wooden can Puoy, ainted biack; Leopard, wooden Co, can buoy, painted bi Commissioner's Point, wooden Brig Gem, Pierce, St Pierre, Mart—Daniel Trowbridge | can duos Painted black: Blind sisters, tron bell buoy. & Ca With cage, painted bikek; SW Breaker, iron can Brig Mary B Rowland, Lawton, Aguadiila, PR—John | baoy, with sta and vane. painted black. The fol. Suan. lowing addi pet buoys will be moored ‘about the | Brig WD Andrews, Wilson, Port au Prince=R Mur- | same tine: Rock, wooden buoy, painted olack, | . vane, moored. af avout 18. fathoms | “Abie Rabboni, Coombs, Havana—Miiler & Houghton. ta oh ‘he, southeustward of the. Hell | Kock | Schr Lippett,'Chase, anjer tor orders—Sulter & Liver- o moto Head; vartmouth Spit, wooden ore. buoy, ed rod, moored in 8 fathoms water, with the woeke Santa Rosa, Herrick, Vera Gruz—B F Metcalt & | Dartmouth Catholic Church bearing Nb by EB i¢ B and Rock Vomt, Dartmouth, NW 34 N and the | Schr Champion (Br), Grenville, St John, NB—P I Nev eastern t pont of George's Isinand 8 3% jorse Shoe vins & Son, shoal, W ed, moored in § tathoms Le: water, 2% cables te ay her's Beach Lighthouses which bears from its by W '4 W. All the aboveemens tioned buoys wii be marked on the bead in lobia characters bark Caprera, of 650 tons, to be commanded | | American and all forets t gale | | (sailed to bee 41 ior Turks Islands); Deed, sche | 4 hogs Vir), Lindgren, Demerara (and sailed to Bee Ik or May ag Baticd prior to Dee 11, bri HINGTON, Wasutworo) Sawyer, United States Consul at Pi South America, in. Dee 23, 1874, arm to, aust toowns A = Port Orange, as the current at tt ANNE ber pon, being very ue irregular, sennes irom tito Big mies per hour setting dt ‘i of gettin to the jeeward of Bram’s Point itisa dea eat again: wind and current. WHALEMEN. Sailed from Honolulu Dec 4, bark sexs, 2d, Fisher. of NB; to cruise; ship Josephine, Long, o for New dor Nr ae Kerguelen Island Sept 13, schrs Emma Jane, Bailey, and Chas Colgate, Sisson, of New London. A despatch dated San Francisco 2ist inst reports the arrival at Honolulu 2d instot bark Joseph Maxwell, Hickmott of Ni from the Arctic Ocean, with 1060 bbls W oi! and 10,51) Ibs bone. ‘The vessel had been con- | demned at Honolulu, a the bone had arrived at San Francisco by steamer. The oi! awaits orders at Hono- {aia The JM ts 204 tons burden, sailed from, New Sed. ford Jan 18, 1872, and has sent home previous to this sea- son 1200 bbis wh oi! and the bone taken with it, ‘The following payeets of whalebone have been recerved this week by raii@rom San Franctsco:—12,175 ibs bone from bark Mt Wollaston ; 5,1U9 do from bark Helen Mar, 1 aT do trom bark Camilla, and 18,850 do trom bark IIL: | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. | Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are intormed that by telegraptiing to the Heraup London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart. ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of mn vesse!s trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Br), Anrwrrr, Dec 22—Arrived, bark Elena Philadetphia. Bnistor, Dec %—Arrived, brig Jens Heutze Dan), Hansen, Baltimore. Bunrast, Dec 23—Sailed, bark [matar (Ras), Sahl- | strom, United States. Bremxruavex, Dec 22—arrivea, ship Bremerhaven (Ger), Holjes, New York. Borpgavx, Dee 22—Sailed, bark Alphonse et Marie (Fr), Privat, New Grloans. Bounay, Dec 23—Saile’, ship Winged Hunter, Panno, | Calcutta; bark Daniel Draper, Rogers, : Canpirr, Dec 23—Sailed, ship Pudsey Dawson (Br), Rawle, United States. Duntiy, Dec 23—Saiied, barks Thor (Nor), Thorvildsen, United States; Appia (Nor), Pedersen, do; Argo (Rus), | Westberg, do. Grantox, Dec 24—Arrived, eck Albatross (Nor). Cold, Wilmington, NC. Hanwbora, Dec 23—Arrive: dricksen, Savannah. Hetvorr, Dec 23—Sailed, bark Happy Home (Br), Coal- | 1 fleet, New York. Hutt, Dec %—Saiied, bark Forsete (Nor), Christian- sen, New York, Liverroon, Dec %4—Arrived, ship Virginia (Br), Ward, Savannah ; barks Wild Hunter (Br), Ericksen, Wilming- ton, NC; Maud Heten (Br), Dunn, Charlestot Cleared 23d, ship Ahguis (Br), Mursha!l, San Fran- cisco, Lowpon, Dec 24—Sailed, sh!p Liverpool, Lambert, New York. ‘ Lonpoxperry, Dec %—Arrived, steamer Pernvian (Br), Watts, Baltimore via Halifax and StJohus, NF (and proceeded for Liverpoo!). Lissox, Dec 22—Arrived, brig Kossack, Smith, New York. Nantes, Dec 22—Arrived, schr Allie Burnham, Baxter, Pascacou!a, Queensrows, Dec %—Arrived, bark Gazelle (Nor)y)! Brun, Baltimore. Arrived 23d, barks Brothers (Br), Jenkins, Charleston; ,| Ficli Accame (Ital, Pionella, New York (these were , incorrectly printed as arrived at Liverpool). Rorrenpam, Dec 2%—Arrived, steamer P Caland’ (Dutch), Deddes, New York; schr Catharine Leed (Br), Leed, Boston. Beuty, Dec 24—Off, bark Ala (Nor), Aslaksen, from Charleston (see below). Texe1t, Dec 23—Arrived, bark Courler (Ger), Claus, Philadelphia via Deal. Warerrorp, Dec 24—Arrived, bark Maria Pace (Ital), Testori, New xork, Arrived at —— Dec 2, bark Flora (Nor), Kloster, Sa- | vannab. ‘Lonpox, Dec 24—Bark Ala (Nor), Asiaksen, from Charleston, arrived off Scilly to-day partially dis masted. Bark Capiolani (Br), from Brisbane Sept 7 for San Francisco, hag been lost at sea. (The O was’5#) tons register. was built at Sunderland in 1859, and hailed from London.) The fire on board bark PJ Carleton, Luce, at Dublin, nas been extinguished, FOREIGN PORTS. Acaputco, Dec 1—In port ship Reunion, Curtis, taking | 4S paeen to sail Dec 4 for the Guif of California, to loa jor Kurope, ANtIOU, Dec 10—Sailed, schr Altavela, Doane, Den- | nis, Mass, # ee Ra, | x, Nov 23—In port ship Bertalfx (Br), Davies, for | jew Yor! Busos Ayres, Nov 3—Arrived, bark A C Bean. Cheney, San Nicolas; Sth, schr Amanda (Ger), Wagner, Balti- more; 7th, barks fremont, Connor, New York via Monte- videy’ (and sailed 12th for Rosario); Mth, Bona Eide | ghon. Nostrup, Quebec via Montevideo; ‘Alice, Lyer, ‘ortiand via Montevideo. Suiled Nov 12—Brigs Belle Prescott, Westerhouse Rosario (with inward cargo); Mth, Gipsey Queen, Morgan, uba. port Nov M—Barks Andrew C Bean, Cheney, and Lord Clarendon (Br), Lavender, for New York, jag, Blanche Howe, Chase, and Alice, Dver, for do Brayton Gray, for do, finished ldg; *schr Sadie F Webver, tor do, lig. ied, brigs Anna Mitchell (Br), San- | th, Nereus (Br), Allen. do: schr C E Scammell (Br, Smith. Baltimore. In port Nov 29, brig Mary & Thayer, Grosenick, from New York, arrived loth. Bannapos, Dec 10—Sailed, schr AK Eaton, Stanley, betas bark Adolph Ger), Hen- | Pealter | in port Dec tL, brigs Britannia, Hotchkiss, from Port her rrived Hee wee E Dale, Brig- t ro! Nieto Josephine hoe “yha | nix, from Martinique, aid | CaLcutta, Nov 0—In port, ships Naturalist (By) and Star of Albion (Br), to load for. New York: kssex (Br), | Ransom, for do via Port Spaia;"Piassey (Br), for do via | Natal, and others reported later. Sailed from Sangor Nov 13 (not 9th), ship Choice (Br), Masters, Boston. Canpinas, Deo ]—Arrived, bark Kestrel (Br), Faulk- | ner, Ardrossan. In port 17th, barks Dirigio, Argus Eye; brigs Adeline Richardson, Elizabeth Winslow, Florence Henderson, Lewis J ker, Hattie E Wheeler, Florence Peters; scirs Eva May, Ruth Shaw, Cumberiand, Rovert T Clark, Rachel L"Hersey, Hallock. Marena White me a Ga L Bradley, a is 3 Davis, ai! disc; bark | iy Bee W—Arrived, | brige Mirelia (Br), | Barnes, Kingsion, Ja deock (Br), Meye: | od, bark Alden Besse, Noyes, | Sydney, NsW, to load for New York. ‘Salied Nov 21° ship “North American, Tucker, New 2—Salled. brig Elena (Sp), Maristany, Savanna 00, Barrett (from New Or- Jeans), Philad phia ; 24th, hrs Aldytha (br), ‘Matanzas, Theresa G, New Orleans, Arrived Ith schr White Wing. from Key West; 24th, bark Nannis ell, Carney, Boston. | Mattrax, Dee 13—Atrived, brig Edith (Br), Miler, Kingston, Jayvggchr JK Lithgow (Br), Pettipas, lures bo re rri 2d, Brig Six Freres, Demerara. Glasred 19th, bark Hella Mudge (Br), Mason, Liverpoot (and salled); schr Eugene (Br), Winters, West Indies, ailed 19h, brigs Chieftain’ (Br), and Montrose (ir), | Jamaica: Dottie (Br), Cienfuegos, satied 23d, brig Bessie, Ryan, Demerara. Kinesto: Th port, bark Inga (Nor), for | Pensacola. Any , Acker, Unc; schr Klizabeth, Haskell, tor Mobi, and the late atrivals, MinAaGoaNE, Dec s—Sailed, brig Goldfinder (Br), Had- ley, Boston. Matanzas, 23d—arrivea, bark J H Chadwick. Howe, | Portiand; brig J B Brown, Philadelphia, schr Nellie | Husted, Brewster, New York, | Fane ee 5—nalled previous, schr Margie, McFadden, | ue Travan New Y Port. iTRE, Nov 26—' Sale, schrs Carolina, Gaskill, Nevis; 2, FE Mal oule, Turks Isla. in por’ Dec 8, bark ‘Golden ‘Fidece, Avs trong, New York: schr Anita, Smali, trom st Plerr Ponca, Nov ls—Arrived. brig Blanche (Br. Hayward. Lunenbirg, NS (and sailed to Dee 1] tor sie and sed { for | 20th, sehr Ernest T Lee, Rideout, New York (and saile: Ee Cae dito return); 27th. Julia Esson (Br), Lunn, Hi 5 Chattanooga, Thompson, Baltimore; 4 Bi, tor Hantaxs sehr Geor: getta, Lord, Port a on nish Mika ( runswick, Ga, u Bauwcr, Dec 8 Arrived, brigs aw York? ui, Jacinta (an, leming, Wilming- | to JC; 8th,schr Charles Sawyer, Mullen, Boston. Rio Jaxino, Noy 2-Cleared, brig Penguin (Ger), Von Appen Richmond, Va; 24th, ship Progress, Stephens, West: barks ‘Beckermet (Br), Dairymple, Chicago ve : Boston: Cricket Kean, Balumore; schr Hildur (Nor), tor Mobile for orders, In port nied barks Aureola (Br), fete for Hamp- | fond: 8 Nordstjernen (swed), Soedérstrom, tor Swed), oRstrora, for. do do; brig The- ton do do; Pi rin brig ), Bergquist. for New orl 10 ; acl jancy Wedn Zst. tor resa (Sw W smith, Tooker (from Santo: arry Paspton Roads, do; pse (Br), do ‘do, ‘and’ others as Arrived previous to Dec 6, brig D C Uhapman, Knight, Baitim Suuwas, Dec 6—In en brigs Alexander Williams (Br), Sail Dec 1; Aristos (Br), Tucker, Folger, from Boston, from fo. waiting. Sailed Dec 6, bark John Mathues (Br), Roberta, Boston. St Cnorx Dec 12—Arrived prior. schrs Moutie, Ather- ton, Néw York; Ellen Perkins, Kelley St Jonns, PR, Dec 10—Arrived, brig jon 6 A moard (Br), Mer oo fen titiy bark Thos Brooks, Waugh, ST JAGO, ar os Broo! ‘augh, New Yorr' loth sehr ts ity, ‘Andrews, Gasper “ StJouns NF, Dec2s—Sailed not arrived), steamer gare (Sr), Trocks (irom Liverpool), Halifax and Bal. StJonx, NB, Dec 21—Arr: ed, bark John Johnston Oliver Cutts (Br), (Br), Goudy, Annapolis, N if schr Snow Bi (Br). ARPied Mth, barks Helen Marion (Br) Sydney, CB rrived arks Helen Marion ir) ney, Speedwell, Bosto! Lowi - . ton. YOKONAMA, a | ape esyipusiy, barks Etta Lo- ring, Loring, Manil tot yon ‘or London oF Liverpool; Hy CMMGOOUTE, NS Deo’ Iscaerived, belg Arthur (Br) ARMOUTH, Atri ve 1, bri rthur Redding, St Kitts, "7 : AMERICAN PORTS. De Field. 4 arrive Annie Brown Gir Cock, Dem: ley, Philadelpni Jdrich, Hendr jis, Ky doy AM a9; Mary ; Herstvat | (Ger), Bremen; Arbitrator. Eurata ore Morris River gis palling. | uM Mareedis man, C joes Passaruang: bark Pletcher, ort Janeen Syoetane narines Hadoiph ( iy Cha io, Wooster, St Mage; ; Emma E Lewis, Cobb, doi Lat jeganiiia, This Po Lain ‘ena, iner, Rondow Meret bark Addie McAdam, from Clearea—Steamer's Samaria’ (Br). Eiiiny Mills, Providence; barks ADR } Port Na Natal ‘South Africa) 51 aranth of), . Nickels, Cienfuegos Tava Whi rina, oi cree Mureha ee mall an), Puriogton, Sar tothe Barhro) m Wtiene Vie ae th sip et Nora: aytl; schrs Mary a Orurs ique); Julia A Brown, Nickerson, Manson, Baiumore: ‘Soptia Godirey, Biroh, hua. Hattie b smith, Lee, New Yorks MALTIMOME, Dee Haprved, steamers Commeron .' lec 24—Arrives feamers Comm Walker, North Carolina: Fanny’ Cadwallader, Foster, New York; bark Paramount, Holt, Havana; schre Hone On, nhiases Churlestouy Grace’ Watson, Haynor, Noi © area aeennere Calvert, Foley, Port Royal, gos Wir Crane, Howes, hoxton. Ba Cocntan, Pric ica Ne bern, NQi'Loulsn "Walker, Ede rune, Foster, Duc de Sax: Antwerp: barks Palestina (Br), 7 Arvid (Rus), Hertsverg/Cork oe Falmouth ior orders: le, Wentworth, fenne Savannah; Gilbert ork ‘ua; Effie J Simmons, tancliff, Frayne, New" tled—Steamer Manitaban, Maeneogts bark Sat sure, Newry. trela LO OKUBAY: Dee 17—artived, sches' Herat Warren and AbbieS Emery, Emery, ‘Rockland tor New Yorks Venus. Clark, Pembroke tor do; Lizzie Lane, West, Searsport for Bucksvilie. @ a foe 23—datled, bark Elvina (new), Johnstone, nadalol wait, ‘Dec 22—Sailed, sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, CHARLESTON. Deo 24— Arrived, steamer Flag, Loc! wood, Boston; bark Mercur (Ger), ‘De Haan, cavannal Cledred—Barks Scotland (Br), Wetmore, Cork; Altred. (Ger), Sehroaer, "pool; schr Katie D Turner, Cham w Yor EDGARTOWN, Deg 19—Arrived, schrs George, W Glover, Ferry, thom Sew York for Rockland; ‘20th, Sar- of Holbrook. trom New York for Boston; “ADDY Watson Gray. from Last River, Va, for an KusterD port win oak ae —8 PM—The above vessels remsin in port; also ed schr in the lower harbor, * PORTHESS MONROL. Dec 2—Arrived, ship Carrie Gack toe) from Woidoboro, Me, seeking (and. sailed. for Port pied ae ‘Bonito (sr), Gallies from. Pernambuco). jadelp ni Passed in tor Norfolk—Ship Uncle Joe Nichols, from Bristol and Key We: Passed in for Baltimore—Barks Ada. (Br), Roach, from New York; brig Chesapeake (Br), Wilson, trom Deme- rara, > Passed out—Barks Uzziah (Br), for Genoa; Alex Camp- bar's Sn! for Beliast (both Bone Baltimore). Ne ch da Dec 22—Suiled, schr Mabel Hall, for if GALVESTON, Dec 23—Arrived, bark Albatross (Ger), Seelzen, Bremen. GUitargae Bark Latnair (Br), Harding, Liverpool; sehr Shephera, Rich, Boston. oeORGETOW N, SC} Dec 16—Arrived, schrs Hattie McG Buck, Woodbury, Searsport, Me; Susan Scranton, Farrell, £1: ie Cit: UEORGETOWN, DO, Deo %3—Arrived, schr J H RGETOWN, DC, rocker, Heltast. Me, KEY WES 1s ie Arrived, schrs Acara, Chandlery New York; 7th, Eiinas Davia’ Bangor; ath, AT Board man. Boya, New York; 12h, Walter Durie, "okay, ented 8th, schrs Sallie Coursey, Sipple, Pascagoula: 2th, CE Elmer, Corson, do. MOBILE, Dec 2—Arnived, schr W © Bee; Chester, ew Cleared—Bark St Olaves (Br), Carter, Havre; schra J. Steele iB. aalahton, Liverpool; &. H. Berriman, Herri- man, = arate Goad aoe Dec 22—Arrived, steamer City 1 Dallas. ines. New Yor! OINEW ORLEANS, Dec HU cieshed, steamer W PClvde rivingatop, New York, ships Peter’ Young (Bri, Perry. Havre; Magnolia (Br), Hilton, doy Robert Dickson, smith wiek, Passes Dec’ 24—Arrived, steamer City of Houston, Deering, New Yori: bark Gen Sedgwick, Rogers, trom lew York; brig Jaime (5p), Sureda, from reelona; schr Elizabeth Edwaris, Townsend, trom Baltimor Sailed—Steamer City of San Antonio, New York Ocean, (or Liverpool. New BEDFORD, Veo %—Sailed, schr Anne @lover, Gree: NEWPORr, Dec 33. PM—Arrived, schrs L T Knight, C Curtis, Paine, Boston for Vir- at New York; nia. wrAlso, bark Three Brothers. Edwards, Boston for, New York; schrs M r (Br), Basick,do for Virging ® Newell B nae Wil ‘Se F Cole, Paine; Hawes; Win Thom! Paine :'Mar; eon Wiley, and Emms. A Higgins, Rider. do for do: Sea Bird, Bulger, New Bed- fora for New York: othomas He Pillsbury, Pitcher, Ports land for Savanna! $4, 8 Aste wulled, pilot boat Isaac Webb, Van Pelt, om a cru Also, schr Wm_D Marvel, O'Keefe, Baltimore tor Bos- ton; Rovert B . Nickerson, New York. for West- Alnomak, Fiy, do for Thomaston; Mary E Wharf, {, New York lor Wellfleet. NAHKAGANSETI PlekcAtrived in Dutch Island schrs Moses Williameon, Hoston for Mobile : ary Collins, row ristol. Me, tor foston for Mol Mary Collins, ‘1 5 Soncor Windsor, Ney for Philede phi nae Vesper, Spencer, led 22d, schrs Vliver, Reoesians from Boston for Vir- gina, : Commerce, Janvrin, Newburyport for Baltimore: athan Cleaves. Atwood, Portland tor Virginia; us Mary Steele, Higgins, Boston for St Marys, Md: CL u sce peuaeee i is ior SE xeweoi Provi- ence for do; and ail others beior ’ NDON, Dec 23—Arri sohre 2 C Fitzpat- rick: and ie be “Gar Norwich’ i a Now York. palled-Schr Jos Wolley, New Yor re) Fare Belle (ir), West, from New York for Bs fane ‘or im the lower bay, waiting for good weal NEW HAVEN, Dec 23—Arrived, echr JM Richards, tga , Baltimore. ‘SACOLA, Dec 10—Cieared, bark S EB Praster, Nichole New York. 17th—Arrived, scr A T Boardman, Boyd. York. Cleared—Barks Hancock, king, Rio ‘Janeiro Conway By), Marshall, London, oinearrived, shite Ahitely, New York. Adelside@tall, Matanzas. oa pPhILaDEl ‘Dec 33—Arrived, sobr Wm Marshall, Thompson, nam pecn, ae (not steamer) 8 5 Hudson, Hudson, Gal- vesion via Baltimore. mer Pioneer, Wilmington, NC; inks Maggie M (ies, vrom Pilaue AlmuUeL (ital), T2z0e from Pillaut “Allmurl (eal be. Pickup, James Ri f ared, steamer Norjh Point, Smith, New York rk Arizona, Conant, Antwerp. beige Hyperion, Cla enas ride of the Channel (Br). Martyn, Bristol; schre Win E'Duryea, Lecain, Boston, with inward cargo trom ch repaired: John foal Jr, Town Porter, Allen, Newburyport. i, Del, Dee 21.4 M--Passed up, (WO Darks, Une known, in tow, and igiit laden schr. Passed down—stermer Florida, for Providence; Ruse sian bark Ankers, for-vork, tor order: brig Melrose, for Boston; schr E A ‘De Hart. for Baracoa. ‘Onneuere Mow a, steamer Williamsport, for New rlean! aoe Ned Sumpter, to load for an easterm 1 a aissteamer Illinois, for Liverpool, passed down at M; schr Virgiwia L Heckman, tor Trinidad de bidba, paised down this PM Sailed—senr Fiore: ‘orvell, tor New Bedford. Brig Meiroce, for Bosjons 1s at anchor below here. Lewes, Del. Dee 24, oxXM--Passed up, bark Hellas (Ger), from Liverpool, and an unkno rn ah Satled—Schr Minnie Reppher, sto: carte ship WJ i els ‘BN rom Newport. shia Rite © Baker, for Bremen, . came down last even- Prorceded at 104M to-aa PAN. Dec 24—Arrived, steamers Georgia, Ha! inae Franconia, Bragg, New York; bark Celina, Hodg- | a nd g +A ieee schrs H Prescott, st Marys, was win Philadelphia; Wm Arthur, | Neweastie wm Farwell Ada Ames, and S E Spring, MOO RRSMOUTH—Arrived in lower harbor 22d, schrs B & G W Hinds, Hill. Portiana for New York; Mollie A Hands Hand, ¢ ‘do tor Charleston; William Todd, Wood, Ca- lais tor New ¥ ork. NCK, Dec 3—Arrived. schrs Lucy Wight, Elz oan Lizzie F vow, Chase, Baltimore; Florence, Sacke t, Croton; EH Clark, Fengar, Jersey City; Suc- Ses Flersone W haw cen; Stary int, Jones Hoboken. ajled—Steamers Blackstone, Hallett, Baltimore via Norfolk; Mary, Rogers, biadelphia: schrs Dic ator Hammond, and’ Malic Washburn, Cobb, Virginia; Hi nah Blacsman, Arngta, Apponaug. to winter. RICHMO rrived, brig Abbie © Titeomb, Edeveun, New, Yor Ke load for South Ameriea. AN kt ec A—Arrived, ship Conflict (Br), Hardy, ‘Otay nic ohn Gambles (Br), Rimmer, and Liver ‘Deodesailed, senr WH Phare, —Arrived, schr Laura T Chester, Hunt, Dexter, Providence. mers Guif Stream, Faircloth, ace Enilageiphia,. Cleared rrived, sica York; Tonawanda. Salled—Schr Nell wy Tith-varrived, steamer Orlental Koonia Moria (Br), Cook, Loudon. n. ofallett, Boston ; bark ynolds_ (Br), Kinney, Rio Janeiro; Oscar I (Nor). Sailecksen, Havre’ Jonn iebime mock, Lincoln, do; schts Mary E Long, Low, Brunswick, Ga; Matthew Kenney, Baxter, Darien. Sailed-—steamer Gen Barnes, New York; ships Betty: Liverpool: Arracan, Bree Cleared—Barks M + Linda stewart, Trinidad; LRH (Bran)! Ly ool ¢ ary 2 Long, Mtattnew Kinney, unt EM, ee me Geta Rearmiey Sin, and Mott Haven, Gollins, Calais for New Yor Koret, Dunham, Bowaoinharm for New ¥ asa-Arrived. Hattie Paige, Haley. 1 ‘Pnitaderphia. Saited—sehrs Mary & Susan, Com Kearney, Mott. Koret, and cate others bound Ki y TORINGTON, ot BArrived. sonF Jennie G Ruse Ton, = for Somerset! be Miarniny NGTON, NC, Dec 22—Cleared, sehr Hattie Card, re. 3 Stie-arrived, schr Emma Green, Collins, Charleston, Sailed—stenmier Leneluotor, Jones, New Yorks hark, Amazon (Ger), Balizer, Liverpool, schr Ur (Nor), Stein, _.MISCELLANEOU! “ABsOETTE fh DIVORC ES : OBTAINED Lire DIFFER. ent States—Lezai everywhere ; desert Gient cause; no publicity require civoree granted; advice tree, Brondwi ot Seed SOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS. Bot aiferent Lite legai everywhere, ner or aver Ro fees in advance ; advice frees cammisstoner fOr iB Counsellor-at-Law, 609 Brondwe 6 eae Attorney, ye 19h. RED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.—DR, CAstianSsox ‘No. 23 University place; office con- sultatton free; send for a circular. NOW ITt ty Rervou debility § and hd | brongne ss on indiscretion! te ferwgue PIO PY OR bey ree FS ay cure. SEND FOR A ¥ six boxes, $5, by ‘mail re Fadieal a a permanent ( se Phivsccions, ‘Prosarey’ paty' oy Wiee Prices, ii bith Stns ri 36 John street, New York. pdt sd st Fpoupar PRESENT years with perfect succt | AFFECTION AND CHARITY * ER OB FRIEAD, WIFE, MOTHER, Lelelz WHEELER & WILSO: % | SEWING MACHINE, Their new salesroom, No. 44 Fourteenth street Union square, } aro, New York, will be kept open evenings during the holiday season