The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1875, Page 10

10 ST = NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. —_—_—— Brothers; Mr. Adam W. Spies, Henry E. Pellens, THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. | George W. Abbe, Erastus C. Benedict and other gentle: SEVENTH AND LAST DAY OF THE BILLIARD CONTEST-—JOR DION WINS FIRST PRIZE AND CYEILLE SECOND—THE AMOUNT OF THE THIRD AND FOURTH PRIZES DIVIDED BE- TWEEN GARNIER, SEXTON AND SLOSSON—THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMZ TO TAKE PLACE To- GHT. Fesuertay was the last day of the billiard tournament eo far as the regular games were concerned. There was quite a good attendance in the afternoon and a very large crowd in the evening, 108 DION DEPEATS SEXTON, | The afternoon game was between Joseph Dion and Bexton. The latter won the lead, bat failed to count ‘on his first attempt. Up to the fifth inning Dion made but 18 points, while Sexton made only 14 Sexton secured but 5 in his fth inning after doing bis level best to corral the balls into the left hand corner at the foot cushion without success. Dion did splendidiy, ‘on the other hand, securing 28 by delicate play, failing to count finally by a shot that required a follow and two | cushions from the left to the right hand cushion. The ivories were scattered when Sexton began his sixth inning, yet before he completed it he obtained 31 of a | because of Mr, Hartley’s course, and yesterday, in a | men (ook part’ in the debate, which was long and stormy. Mr, Minturn stated, after the meeting, that there should be immediate reform in the association, or, if not, the public would refuse to aid the poor through its agency any longer, owing to a growing mistrust, and that, as it was, the receipts bad fallen to a very small igure’ this year. On leaving the meeting | Mr. Minturn was asked by & HeRan reporter if it | were true that the sum of $20,000 had been misappro- | printed by Mr. Robert M. Hartley, the secretary and | agent of-the association. He answered that it was not | true, Mr. Hartley, who is an aged and venerabie | looking gentleman, was next visited in the office after the meeting was closed, when he was asked the same question, and he stated in a most excited manner that it was “a villanous ie and had been gotten up to de- stroy a noble work which the speaker had been con- nected with for thirty years, and that Mr. R. B. Min- assisted by Samuel 8. Sinith, John Pullman and Michael Haun. Stnith created trouble because his grocer did not get custom from the association, and Pullman be- cause be wished to subserye base political ends, and that there was no trouble only in the Sevent | Twenty-tirst ward committees.” Mr. Hartley added that not a dollar of the money of the aseociation— | which he had founded—had ever been misappropriated, | It is stated that Mr. James Brown, of the firm of Brown | | Brothers, resigned, owing to dissatisfaction with the management of Mr, Hartley, and that other members have also left, who are’ well known in society and mercantile life, for tho same cause. Colonel Frederick A. Conkling, who was Chairman of the Fifteenth Ward Committee, resigned last spring count.’ ‘In this inning Joe went him better by 1 point, | statement toa Hxkatp reporter, declared that he had making 82. Between the seventh and sixteenth in mings the play was tame on both sides, Then Dion made a run of 48 points. After this the playing was | marked by but few skilful displays until the | twentieth imning was reached. Then Dion | got the balls in ihe lower night hand corner of the table, and itat once became evident that he was bent ona Jong run, as after making 20 he forced them close to- gether along the right band cushion, carroming on | them at the rate of twelve carroms to the minute, as he | worked them up toward the head of the table. By | the time he had got them just half the Jength of the table he had made 75, When within ten inches of the outset line cushion he had made 06, when he was compelled to play with force to get them into position, the white object ball having rolled a little to the right on a straight line from the red. He played across the table from the red to the white, sending the latter across the table with such force that the recoi! from the cushion brought it back into the upper right band corner, where the red ball had preceded it, He by this shot got them bunched once more, and before they were again separated he had made 120, within 2 of | game. He made 1 more in bis effort to corral them ito the corner and failed in around the table shot | to make the point that would have carried him out, his total run being 122 The game at this stage stood— | Dion, 299; Sexton, 83, In the next inning the latter | made 30, then missed, and Dion counted the necessary 1. The game occupied one hour and seventeen min- | utes. Dion’s average was 142-7 and Sexton's 68-21. | The following is the score:— | Joe Dion—4, 1, 0, 18, 28, 1, 82, 7, 1, 0, 10, 0, 0, 10, | 2, 48, 9, 3, 3, 122, 1300. Sexton—0, 0, 6, 14, 6, 81, 0, 2, 1, 9, 0, 6, 0, 1,0, 10, 0, | %, 0, 3, 20-115, DION. | GARNIER AGAINST ©. ‘The twenty-first and lest regular game of the tourna ment was between Garnier and C. Dion, the two play ers who during the tournament made the highest aver- age on record—30, It was well understood that n great deal depended upon this game, inasmuch as if Garnier sneceeded in defeating Cyrille it would make a tie be tween the latter apd Joe Dion, who would necessarily have to play a game to determine which should have the first prize; not only this, but that Cyrille’s defeat would make Garnier, Sexton and Blosson even, and consequently they would have to play off for the third and fourth prizes. Cyrille’s victory, it was known, too, would make him the win- mer of the first prize, and his brother of the second prize, while his defeat of Garnier would bar the latter from all prizes, The game up to the eleventh inning was miserably played. In the twenty-sixth inning Gar- mier ran 66, which completed the game, the score stand- ing 300 to 89. The game lasted one hour and eighteen minutes. Garnier’s average was 11 7-13, and Dion’s 3 ‘and a fraction, ‘The following is THE SCORE, Garnier—17, 3, 1, 4, 7, 1, 0, 1, 2, 0, 2, 13, 5, 25, 3, 1, 23, 38, 18,’ 34, 0, 0, 0, 22, 66—300, ©. Dion—10, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 4,1, 1, 0, 11, 0, 0, 2, 13, 1,.4, 13, 0, 2, 2) 1, 44, 6, 7bo. The result of this game was to tie Cyrille and Joe Dion for the tirst and second prizes, and Garnier, Sex- ton and Slosson for the third and fourth. The latter three decided, after the game, to divide the third and fourth prizes between them—$1,000. SUMMARY. The following table will show the number of games Played, the best runs made and the averages of each player during the tournament :— Total —Best No. of Games. Score. Runs. Average. Inn’ga. ast— {© Dion... 300 43 0 J. Dion... 235 3h 800 14 125 5 + 300 al 2 332 s1 : 8 8 2 300 43 “198 15 28 ; 46 7 17 6th— } Rudolphe... 169 4 96-17 17 G. Slosson. . 200 65 912-03 33 nid A. Garnier. 218 31 Tra 31 Dion... 200 89 -105-7 28 Sth— { Rudotphi... te 39 719 27 Sexton. 300 128 15 20 on { ’ : 237 37 129.19 19 aa 4 > 300 65 % 32 G, Slosson.. 163 él 58-31 31 nin {¥, Sexton. 300 2 ©8610 30 — | Radolphie... 234 6T 724-30 © 30 | r2a— {4 Dios 671119 a Garnier 43 65-26 26 gamn— {& Bion... a 0 10 ae a -_ 23 679 9 |. Daly . nd 231-13 Bb Mth— Garnier. «+. 97 Fa 76-13 13 On. - 800 6 poss 33 1th— {Rudoipte L195 62 63-32 92 G, Siosson., 300 1462-3 18 rois— |S Daly... 276 8 1529 18 anib— {& Sos. 300 113-41 41 ani Rodolphe. 34 48 53440 40 Garnier.... 300 19 » 10 beta 3 isso. ST 9 C. Dion 3 26 19th— 1. Daly 69 25 J. Dion 123 a 20tn— t Sexton 31 21 | Garnier. .. 06 26 ae — 1G Dion. is 2 THE GRAND 8E: The following shows the grand Games Games Ga: Best Players. Played, Won Lost. Runs. Average. | ©, Dion. 5 1 20 W. Sexte 3 8 J. Dron... 5 1 A. Garnier. 3 3 M. Daly. 2 4 G. Siosson.. 3 3 A. Rudoipbe o 6 THE DION TIE SETTLED. ‘The game to decide whic! of tho two shou first prize was played by (he Dions ehort contest between Cyr ‘was won by Joseph Divr ct Joseph Dion—1, 29, 12, 0, 10, 1, 2, 6 2, 10, 0, 2—.300. Cyrille Dion—6, 0, 8, 0, 1, 14, 0, 0, 5, 14, 13, 48, 3. 1— ‘The first prize is $1,500, the second $1 the third $650 and fourth $350. By wir ib r t Mr. Joseph Dion also won the goid memento of the tournament by Ni 20, 93, 1,7 0, Maurice Daly made the best tora! during the tournament THR ciaxMtons \reu. This evening Maurice Du and Cyrille Dion are to lay for the championship 'repeh carror nd $1,000 wade, 600 point SURPRISE FOR Ti ITABLE, WHAT IS REPORTED OF THER FINANCIAL STATE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE PooR, The regular monthly meeting of the ciation for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor was held in room 59 of the Bible House last even- ing, Mr Howard Potter presiding and Robert M. Hart- ley acting as secretary, ‘This association is the oldest of its kind In this city, having been incorporated in 1648, and always numbering eince that time in its ranks our very best citizens, Private, and there was no exception made to the rule Jast evening, Ithad leaked out, however, that serious trouble had ocourred in the association. One of its Ofiicials was rumored to have kept his books £0 foosely that thore was a reported deficiency of about | $18,000 in whe year 1874, the difference being Betwen $04,431, whieh ie the amount said to have been expeniied from October 1, 1873, to October 1,1874, and the amount really disbursed in charities, which is said to be legs than $75,000. Also it was allege that it was owing to the official in question that the association rolused last year to co-operate with the Bureau of Charities and Ghat in the months of December, 1873, and Jan 1674, this official, who has been con- nected with jociation since’ its Incorpo 1848, at « salary 500 per year, bad caused to be printed in the report that the expenditures for | those moutlys was $96,074 86, when the amount really expended was 32 2h, Over this and ters which are troubling the wocsety very rig od quite a violent debate last | evening, in which Mr, ¢ B, Minturn took a promi. | nent part, warmly opposing the action of Mr, | Robert M. Hartley, the secretary and agent of tho as- | roclution, Who offered a resolution a# a member of the | Board of Managers to inci the salary of a clerk | Juseon from $1,200 to $1,500 a year, which was | uly Would, Mane Stowase Lown, of Beaws | The meetings are held in | | also steamer Ethiopia (Hr), hence for Gla jon in | 2 | no confidence in the course pursued by Mr. Hartle; as the latter was totally irresponsible to the associ tion, and he believed that there was more rascality and dishonesty in the charitable institutions of this city than was ever dreamed of, He considered that a strict investigation should be made. For himseif he did not wish to belong to the association any longer, although it had done noble work, for he found that Mr. Hartley considered that the entire control of its funds and management belonged to Limand that he did not like to have any questions asked. ‘The association 1s at present in a state of alarm as to | what developments may transpire, and there is promise of immediate investigation, Mr. Hartley is over sixty years of age, and, in addition to being Secretary and ‘Agent of the Association for the Improvement of the | Condition of the Poor, 1s also Corresponding Secretary of tho Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled, and is connected in an official capacity with the Presbyterian Hospital, both positions having salaries uttached to them. Mr. Hartley bas a handsome carriage and a pair of horses, in which he is driven to the Bible House daily. There is a collector for every ward in the city attached to the association, each of whom receives ten per cent prolit on all collections made for the benefit of the poor, Some ladies pay as high as $1,000 a year by checks to the association, It 18 said, so great has been the confidence in its mauage- ment, and one lady in Fifth avenue who was accus- tomed to giving $2,000a year to the fund, and whose | uncle has lately resigned trom the cbaitmanship ol award commitiee, has declined b scribe any more money. The association has been con- stantly in receipt of legacies for the last thirty y the laiest one amounting to $50,000, being the interest | in property on Fourth avenue, just above the Claren- don House. This was devised by the late Mr, Holbrook. SHIPPING NEWS 3 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES F.OM NEW Y_RK FOR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, ‘Steamer. Dest ination| Nevada. . Livernool... 28 Broadway Bothnia. Liverpool. 4| Bowling Green Rovterdam, |50 Brenaway .| Hamburg. (61 Broadway “| Livervoot, . |19Brosdway Liverpool. : |15 Brouaway iverpool.. [8 Broadway =. 1] 7Rowling Green {60 Browdwa 2 Bowling Green 55 Broadway 29 Broadway Neckar . France. | Montan Abyssinia ‘| Liverpoot. . |4 Bowling Green | Btaite of ln Glasgow... |72 broadway | Herder Hamburg. |61 Broadway | City o1 Liverpool. .|15 Broauway | Celtic. .| Liverpool..| 19 Broaaway Spain Liverpool. }69 Broadway | Anchor . | Glasgow Bowling Green | Hermann. Bremen.. Bowling Green | adano. :|Liverpoot. .|20 Broadway Algeria {| Liverpooi,.|4 Bowling Green London je Brondway lopstocie .| Hamburg Enn. :|Liveroool.. Adriatic. | Liverpoo City of Berlin, {| Laverpooi | Labrador. Victoria. | America... Dakota [Glasgow \Liverpool.. Liverpool Browaway » Bronaway |1¥ sroaaway \60Brosaway Baltic . turn was the prime mover in creating all the scandal, i enth and | his advice to gub- | ars, | | Bark Lewis T Stocker, Feyler, Savannah 8 days, with I ber tothe New Haven Sawmill Co; vessel to Benner & Pinekney. Virig Emily (Bx), Morgan, Belize, Hon, 16 days with lox ae with mdse to order; vessel to ‘obias & Co. Schr Julia R Floyd, Squires, Georgetown, SC, 6 days, with naval stores to ED Hu ‘& Co. | "Schr Geo P Hallock, Sharrott, Georgetown, DC, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Brig Louisa (Br), Livlong, Sy? oy, OB, ww York 17 days experienced heavy weather she entire passage, Schr Mary 1 Miia, Perry, Warren for New Yor chr Barah W Blake, Briggs, Hartiord for New York. chr JH Barnett, Providence for Now York. Schr Win Deming, Adams, Calais for New York. Sebr Pennsylvania, Jones, Warren for New York, Schr Winnie Lawry, Spear, Rockland for Philadelphia, Schr Abbot Laurence, Handy, Boston far New York, Schr Juliet, Prince, P for New York. | Schr Mary Orcutt, Providence for New York, | Schr Union Flag, Frisby, Portsmouth for New York, os English, Barker, Portland for Rondout. diator, Davis, Fall River for New York. Pours a }, Ada ull, New Bedford for New York, . Boston for New Yor! Bingham, Provi , Hartlord for BOUND EAST. Steamer Franconia, Brage, New York for Portland, Steamer Albatros, Davis, New York for Fall Kiver. phieamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New York for Now edford Schr Wm Whitebead, Titus, Poughkeepsie for Providence. Schr Lavina Detusnoy, Gretves, Albany for Riverheul. Sebr Helen A Ames, Endicott, Georgetown, DC, for Boston, Sehr Boston, Nickerson, Rondout for Boston. hr Bella Peek, Avery,, ag for New London. Sebr Gentile, Eldridge, New York for Boston, Sehr Spray, Lyz SAILED, Steamers Wilmington, 8 Domingo, &c} Albemarle, Lewes, Del; Fottsville, Philadéiphia: ship Carrier Dove, Liverpool; Darks Belgium (Br), do; Armonia (ital), Gloucester; Prin- cipio (Ital), Dublin; Sara (Aus), Glasgow; Si (Ans), cester; Petunin(Br, from Pernambuco), —- mise (Ital), | Dundalk; brigs Mary Bartlett, Cienfuegos: Sra Bird (ir) Porto Cabello and Maracaibo; Felicia (tal), Leghorn) j Carlo (Ltal), Messina, Wind at midnight, BE, Barometer at sunset, 30.76, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Srrawmn Moncan, which was reported as damaged by col liding with steamer Clyde, In Galveston Bay, Wth inst, ar- rived at New Orleans 22d from Galveston, so could not have been materially injured. Sreamer Crrv_or Havana, New York, for Havana, put into Tybee, Ga, 22d inst, for repairs, having broken crass- head of engine Friday noon, 26 miles NE of the Frying Pan | Shoals, Sreamen Crartt Boston, put back to Provincetown AM Nov 2 gales. | Sm Haze, from Bank in going up , on MecoUnt of asaki, was put ashore on the North agai Ly the Chinese pilot, A 400 tons of coal w: charged when she wus, got of would go into dry dock Sept 26 for examination Sir Licunta (Col), from Burrard Inlet Jane 27 for Cal- fore reported abandoned, sprung aleak Sept 29, 2728'S, lon 92 30 W, and became waterlogged. She by | to break up Oct 11, when she was abundoned in lat 2107 5, | lon S616 W, | Bria Hage (of Boston), Berry, from St John, NB, for ungarvon, I, has been abandoned, and crew rescued, by steamer Presnitz (Br), at this port.’ The following is Capt Berry's statement -— Left St Johu NB, for Dungarvon, Treland, Nov 6, with 9 cargo of deals; all went wi until tered a heavy gale from SSE on the northern edge of the Guif Stream, losing deck load, breakin | pumps at the deck, dc, staving boa! bu deck, blowing ‘away foresail and foretopmast | etaysail, and vessel making much water; on | the 10th wind veered to NW in a heavy squall, causing a cross sea, ry e sel at times; od rudder head as best we could, being obliged to keap vessel before the sea to keep above water. From this time until Saturday, 13th, wind blew a gale from NW, | barometer standing at 29. Ail hands pad been bailing | from the pump well, since breaking pumps, day and night | con ¥, without food or sleep. One man became Insi | at times from exposure, On the night of the 13th she | filled with water and became nearly unmanageable. | Decided to try and reach Fayal, but all hands were so wor | out that is was with dificulty we could make any sail. V sol beginning to break up and with no hope of escape, our was desperate, with the sea making a, constant This continued anil Mo: which were | breack over the vesse yexsol breaking up fs RSW, blowing agale, “At 12 meridian, in lat 40 14, lon 52 | W saw steamer to leeward ; hoisted our colors, union down, | whien she bore up for.us, vending her boat, and in the sec” j gad attempt succeeded in getting us all on board ie | ho the British steamship | | losing all our effects, She proved tu | Presnitz, of Grimsby, from Neweastle for New York. | wish to tender Captain Stewart and his officers my heartfelt thanks for reseuing us from the wreck, feeling confideat | that we should have perished that night,’as a heavy jcale set | in soon after getting on board the steamer, in w | vessel undoubtedly broke up, ss both of the dec! | bursted open when we left her, and the sea was maktn | clean brench over her, ‘The Haze was 10 years old and | owned by G W Hunter, of Boston. | Scr Neuiu Berux, Cuptain Benner, from Port’ Johnson salem, sailed from this port on the tnorning of the lich witn southerly wind, Of Cape Cod that night, ins squall from the northwest, she lost foresail and ‘On the 17th she lay to all day, with Tho deck | rom | heny, | mainsail somewhat. | heavy gale, and a high sea was rooning. washed hatch bars wi was "washed off, the the boat | aay and dayite and 5 ‘iverpot tarpaulin ao \sremen. ney ty een | of, The boat wus saved und the hateh seenrod. At Wisco \Liverpoot..|29 Broadway | o'clock PM saw a brig running for them, which proved Wieland. ‘|Hambarg. [81 Broadway | the uri Zavalla Williams, Captain Veariy. fr .|Havre...... {50 Broadway | tor Bangor, with conl. She bad colors in t | Liverpool, .| 19 Broadway union down, When passing, the Captain mi {| Liverpool. | 18 Broadway signs of distress an cated that the vessel was {| Liverpool. | 29 Bronaway leaking badl Her foreeail, | foreropmnst —stuyxall ed | and er” Suey retpesit tia Win Meoink tery : | fast. The gale continued to inerease until PM, and did not 8 OF VESSELS ENTERING to moderate until after inidnight, ‘The Nellie Belle THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIG | Hiraup bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for ‘use on board the Hearn steam yacht, showing while burn- | ing the colors red, green, rod, changing from one to the other | im succession, and can be seen several miles distant, Cap- | tains of vessels, uvon seeing this signal, will oblige us by pre- paring any marine news they may have for the Ship News | Department of the Hrnarn. {| ga@ePersons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- } | ing wt New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care | Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- | livered. Duplicates aro required | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. } 4 full of water and past axsistance. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER, ‘Greenbank, NJ, in 1872, whence she li Sun rises. 6 55 | Gov. Island eve 5 08 24 tons, Sun sets + 4 96 | Sandy Hook eve 4 18 uk STATESMAN, Eaton, at Salem 21st from’Port Jolinson, Moon rises.....morn 2 36 | Hell Gate.,......eve 6 48 fts:—Nov 17, daring # heavy NW gale, while at anchor | i —— | 9M Chatham, lost both aachors Aad chains, and was driven | — reir KANT. sor | 40 miles off the const. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV . aay 1875. Senn Seto, which was lost on Libby Island while on her | | way from Windsor, NS, to New York, was owned by Hobart een | &Pettengill aud‘ others, of Pembroke, and was not i CLEARED. aed | | Scam Macsom Boxes, of Ipswich, from Newburyport for Steamer Wilmington, Gardner, Porto Plata, St Domingo, werk satiens oF Kong Tstend davies 8 wien) fae Win I Steamer V | Steamer An Steamer Fra mington, Del—A Abbott. is, PiiladelphiasJas Hana, ix, Mangum, Portiand—J ¥ Ames, Humphreys, Yokohama—R W Cameron London—Fnneh, Edye & © Gabies de Olimne (Prat ke Dugny bits & Co. te tal), Ci co del Mare ¢) sto, Trieste—D Sommers Howe. Tal) | Sener Hark Teckalet. Tracy, Legh Houghton. Brig Vrise ‘& Co. Bros & Co. th, NS—C W Ber- ‘Selr Mary Theall (Wr), Theall, St John, NB—P I Nevius & | sehr Ka’ Martin, Jucksonville—Van Brant & . Wi e Range E 8 Powell. yeh iow. jaght & Petty. ou, DC—Siaght & Gavrie’ ngton, Ni i. Miller, N Moore, Uhaiuber: Va— shiny Buell, Wilmington, Del, via Phil elvhin—Slaght & Petty. wil, Phiiadelphia—Slught & Bulkley, Boston—Chas Twing. lwrson. dikdweport—Cartwrigns & Doyle r, Dewick, New Haveu—Cartwright & Doyle ARRIVALS. RPRALD STRAM YACnT! WHITESTONE TRLRGRAPH LIX or City of Chester (Br), Leiteh, Liverpool Nov 1 Queeastown 12th, with idee and passengers to John G dy Hook 903 AM. 3 , 340 miles sewed brig © C Sweeny, from Amsterdam i do, steamers City of Brooklyn 6 miles K of do, an Anchor line AND HERALD M. we 1th lontana (Br), Reddoe, Liverpocl Now 11 and with mdse and 85 passengers to Williams AM. Nov 18, lat 44 Queens at Sandy Hook at pany with + 1th, lat 43 NB. noon, f Britannic (Br), heuce for Jon 68 BU, passed ship Kos . lon 68, pool; str mos, of Bremen, bound wes Steamer Helvetia (Br Webster, Liverpool Yov 10 and | wn Lith with indse and 118 passengers to F WJ | fans Now i 12, lon 44.24, passed a brig rigved aeamer showing Yrunsian coiors, bound East, | “Steamer Presuite (Ur), Stewart, New Onstie, Oct 26, with mise to Funct, Edyo & Co, Had strong westerly gales entire passage. lat 40 16, | of brig Maxe, from St John, NB, for Dung Ireland, in a disabled condition. © (xee Miscellany.) Steamer France (fr). Trudelle, Havre Nov 9 with mdso and 170 passengers to Louis de Bebian, ‘Steamer Anstralia (Br), Mackay, Mediterranean via Cadiz Nov 5, with fruit and passengers. to Henderson Bros. Nov 21. pavsed wu Inman steamer, 275 miles from Sandy took ; same date, a Dutch bark, bound W, showing si per from Sandy Hook; also a National steamer Bandy Hook. Bieamer Naphar (Br), Wallace, Pat 12th, Messina 17th, Denia 24th, Maings 27h and Gibraltar Deen, with fruit to Phelps Bros & Co; vessel to Berham & seu. From Nov 10 to 16, bad w continuation of NW galen. wiiamer, Rioneer, Wakely, Witmingtom, NC, with mare to pode ee Steamer Somerset, Stewart, Newcastle, Del Lndeavor, Warland, Manila, July 17, z Oct 9, Catacoin ; with mdse to F Sathaw Wrf.ct Nicholne, Witams, Léverpool 44 days, with salt to Hark tomo (Br), MeKenale, Liverpool 27 days, in ballast Burk Acolus (¢ | pBsek Acclus Ger), Berdeng, London 92 days, in ballast to Bark Minnie Campbell (Nor), Isaakesen, London 50 days, | in ballast to Paueh, ke f ” orders, ye & Co, acnored at Sandy Hook Bark Grace (Br), Wi Danek Ore’, Py, Wade, Rotterdam @8 days, with empty Bark Queen of Sunderland (Pr), Cowey, Rio Janeiro 56 days, with coffee to HD Mor o i D Morgan’ & Co, vesnel to Boyd dt Hincken. Crovred the Eqnators Get 17, i lon 06 west: ha henry, northeast and northwar len the last eight lov 18, int 37 10, long 71 24, kaw bai om pod, aw bark Fury, from Phi Kk Cloth (Fr), Bauvee, Rio Janeiro 65 days, with coffes to Chnries J Spence a Uo : , Sregeed the Mawopns tn tac uni “OM! fo, Mdmond Unkart. IT.—The New Yore of Hemato news yacht, pier Nol East River, New York. | Ganguilo, Naples—Jobu © | lon 52, took off the crew | could not muke sail until the next evening, owing to the fearful sen that was running. She made Onpe Cod 2st inst with wind NNE, and bore up for Vineyard Haven. Captain | Benner thinks ‘tho Zavalin Wiliams must have gone down bofore the gale abated. Brig Wittrmantic left Humboldt Bay Oct 20 for § cisco. A portion of her hull has e Ehe is supposed to have foander of the crew, entheld & Co, of San Francisco. Sour James A Sretsox, of Gloucester, while of Cape Cod Sunday night, Nov 7, was struck b Y ston some distance dnt of the water, bat fortunately damage, Most of the crew were asleep in their bunks an turned ont quickly, supposing the vessel had yone wshor: but soon found ont the cause of the shock, It in suppe that the animal was coming up to blow and struck | head on, Scene AF Batt ashore at Cobb's Ist She was owned by rived at Beifast, Me, with lows of anchors, but an i] ed. nn GM Waxrwortit, at Vinevard Haven from Weehaw- for, Boston, ran asbore evening of 20th inst on West Vineyard Haven, bat gut off Jist without damage. cur EG Wrtarp, from Philadelphia, for Portland, at Vineyard Haven, went ashore on the West Chop, evening of th t, but came off wit it damage. | Fact Riven, Nov 20—Schr Whistler, disabled by collision with echt J T Borden a fow days ago is repaired and ready {OF sea. Hatsrax, NS, Nov 22—The steamer Alpha, whicl | trom Bermuda to-day, reports that the brigantine | Key West for Hamburg, was towed into St George's, Ber- | mada, Nov 16, having experienced a heavy gale on the 10th, | during which her eargo shifted and one seaman was killed. arrived | _Newrort, Nov 22—John Watson & Co succeeded yestore | day in hadiling off sehr Albert Crandall. before reported | ashore on Quonocontang beach. She being In danger of sink- | ing, they were oblized to slip anchors and chain, and after | paniping her out towed her into Stonington apparontiy unin- jure | | Portsmovtm, Nov 20~Schr Burmah, which was ashore on «| Fishing Island, was floated off without assistance, and sailed | for riMh, Sehr Emma A Cutting has been taken on | the railway at Kittery, and found to be damaged to the ex- | tent f $400, Sr Jonna, NF, Nov 22—The bark Ri bee tor Bristol ing Sun (Br), Sawyer, E, with timber, bas just arriv sails gone. ‘Three other timber laden vesse! jo damage | 8tJonx, NB, Nov 22—Schr Annie E, for Boston, with stone, has been wrecked near Bearer Hurbor and will’ be = total fos. It is reported that the schr Automaton, bound from Joggin’s Mine to St Jobn, coal laden, was ween to. sink suddenly in the Bay of Fundy.’ The crew’ consisted of the captain and four men, Vixeyanp Haven, Nov 21—Sehr Dake of Nowcastlo (Br) came off the marine railway to-day and is taking ou her deck Joad of shingles. SPOK Ship Royal Alice (Br), Hughes, from Calcutta for York, Oct 9, lat 27 24 8, lon 040 B wg Tisedsiay' Bark Mary K Campbell (Br), ftom Bermuda short of prow visions aud bound to Weymouth, |, Nov 2h, lat i, ion 6. Now Work, Oot 1 Uae a0 20 Jo Bark Astrea (Rus), from Peasacola for G: rem or 31, fat 34 96, lon 74 10. Me eeacennrans ark Magna (Not), Zachariasen), trom London for Penna | coin, Nov J Jat 49 Ion 6 50 A Nova Keotian bark, from Liverpool for St Jo! Oct 14, lat 62 lon 28, te hintdin D ek Soe lnk Boroka, trom for Boston, Noy 1, Int 21 N, 61 Brig Pearl, from Port Spain for New York, Nov 15, nitis Boars pain for New York, Nov 15, lat 34 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merohante, shipping acents and shipmasters aro Informed that by telegraphing tothe Hknato London Bureaa, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Plect street, London,” of to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, | Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from Huropenn and | Eastern ports of American and all foreign ver 8 trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this conntry froe of charge. | Captains arriving at and sailing from Prench and Medt- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economieal and expeditious for telographing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Astwenp, Nov 21—Sniled, bark Alberto Now York. Bristow, Nov 22—Arrived, bark Elmina (Br) New Orleans. Buwrast, Nov 21—-Sailed, bark Glonorn (ir), McKenaie, United States; brig Comper (Ir), Eilts, do, Buxaxn, Nov 21—Sailed, bark Meridian (Ger), Hohorst, Philadelphia. Cannrry, Nov 22—Sailed, ship 8 © Blanchard, Mendy, Rio Janeiro; brige Clara M Goodrich, Look, Havana (ala Foe peruail as matted Nov 9) ; Eliza Stevens, for doy sebr Lileu M Golder, Wixon, do (Aus), Carich, Partridge Brig Alma (Ger), Tieman, St Thomas and Azua 22 days, | chr Ameri ‘agle, Shaw. Boston for New York. Sehr Abel ley, CT | hr Goo Treadwell, , | arragunsett. Lynn for New York, Bark Emilia Barabino (tr), Thompson, trom Texel for | | Sailed 8th, Donglass Castle, Johansen, Pensacola; Fora- JHounue Nor 8--Atrived, Hermod, Anderson, Qaebos. ow ‘ busin Nov 6—Arrived, Horace Beals, Pickett, Soder- am joacoster. a tataoorn New O—Pat in, Chas 11 Oulton, Peek, from John, NB, lenky. Panea the Lizard Bth, Rotterdam (), Vis, Rotterdam for Now York. ee Morige? Breit, Montrose, Pryts, Chatham, asgow; Nov 6—Arrived Lake Michigan, Lamont, Mon- treat Beh, Barah itley. Carovrta, Nov 22—Sailed, ship Landseer, Knowles, Boston, Conv, Nov ®—Arnived, brig Raven, Nash, New York, Covi, Noy 22—Arrived, bark Deseti Dubrovacki (Aus)+ Drabas, Philadelphia, Sailed 21st, bark Ingolf (Nor), Knudsen, United States. Fowny, Noy 21—Sailed, bark Tivania (Nor), Tergesen, Philadelpnia, Groversten, Nov 21—Arrived, barks Emma © Litchfield, Hayden, Wyburg; Madre © Figli (Ital), Scarpatl, New York, Gxxoa—Sailed, ship Kulliope (Nor), Larsen, United States, Haxnuna, Nov 21—Sailed, Clara, for Baltimore, ors. do Crerar, i Munro, led Oth, Souverain, Willi . Pensacol Goruxwnving, Noy 4—Arrived, Hilla, Wut, York. Havne, Nov 21—Arrived, bark Lalla Rook (Br), Dakin, | | Gkawp Oanairy. ott 90-In port, “ios ‘Nickerson, Whit- {i Kowrasnuno, Nov 18—Arrived, bark Otto Georges (Ger), | loans. ts Nov 7—Salled, Bancone. Capponi, New Or- Lemke, Philadelphia. Jrawion, Now 9—Arrt |, Holtingen, Evertse' Liveneoot, Nov 21-—Sailed, ship John Gladstone (Br), | tennsr Maria,” Walla Ghats Nanguird (9, G Locke, United States; Hannah Morris (Br), Dunbar, do; | Chatham, NBY 10th, ia (3), Mouland, Bostoi Andrew Johnson, O'Brien, Mobile; brig Ellen M Mitchell, | Oquld, St Jobn. NB; Annie Putnam, Fleming, do. Tho Usko, from Baltimore, did'not arrive as before re- ported. Sailed 18th, Elisabeth Dongall, White, (ond was off Bur Lightebip ath) 5 Wy Met inna deanna jenoa (and was off Bur Lightship saine £9th, © end. Pauillae, de Lak 0 St Unie, Coffey, Cleared Quth, barks Fioka (Nor), Michaelsen, United New York () x fix i New York; M jeNell, Jordan, Key Wests Bvenicg Southwest’ Tass States; Marino (Aus), Valeich, do; Serug(Aus), Mineghetto, | Saw York: Martha A MeNel. dordan., i do. jand was off Bar Eighiahip same di Herbert Beech, tu el “roxby, Tybee ; Brunswick, itehinsor alto; Pacific, Bi sip meme aletesigd Wale: Tepste: FON Dunham. | Viperaise and Coluabio River: Elise Morten, Belay’, Bas vana; Argo, Lasson, Pensacola (and was off Bar Lightship Movinix, Nov 22—Arrived, steamer Moravian (Br), Gra- | samo day) ; JOth, Golden Gate, Kemp, San Francisco; Rex, ham, Quebec for Liverpool (and proceeded). omons Nov Soarives: Volos, Seah, Gueveo: Deb Qvxexstowx, Noy 21—Arrived, bark Mindet (Nor), Inge- oy New Toke Marler’ Johansiact. Ouathauns brethsen, Baltimore for Dablin. Ni Volpini, Gneto, New York; Marie, Johaneksen, Chathan q (Oth, Passaroeang, Sieguene, Miramichi; Avalanche, Arrived 22d, 8:30 AM, steamer City of Richmond (Br), | jCleared th, Helene, Stromberg, Doboy; 10th, Frela, Jan- Brooks, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). ik. n, Quebec, sen, Sandy Hook: Also arrived 224, steamer Baltic (Br), Gleadell, New York | Batered out oth, Italy (s), Thomson, New York. for Liverpool (and proceeded). Loncnore, Oct 30—Arrived, Elizabeth, Paterson, Quebec; Nov 1, Countess of Minto, Wales, do, Riga, Nov 18—Arrived, bark J Mann (Ger), Deutsch, | | burt, Nov ‘8-Arrived, Dunrobin Castle, Quebec; Roy- New York (not arrived at Bremen). Lisson, Oct 30—Sailed, Teneriffe, Adam (or Tracy), New ‘Tuinsre, Nov 17—Arrived, barks Chas L Pearson, Swain, Philadelpnat Carolina Casannova (Ital), Mazzello, New York. Lranorn, Nov 5—Arrived, Sarah Hobart, Pinkham, Geno: York. Vestay, Nov 21—Arrived, brig Chittoer (Br), Gourley, Mataoa, Nov 3—Suiled, Bound: ig Billow, Teague, Boston. New Orleans for Hull, Manama, Oct 31—Sailed, Ceres Hiner, Wilmington. Mauritius, Sept 23—Arrived, pee, Haak, Natal (and sniled 2Hth, seoking) ; Oct 9, Nephon, Day, Calvutta; 1th, " Yosemite, Mack, Manila for Boston, Warknronn, Nov 22—Arrived, bark Imperator (Nor), Jen- | | Manita, Sept 27—Cleared, Moneta, McConnachy, New sen, New York. vom. Safled from a port in the United Kingdom, barks Matilda Hilyard (Br), Brooks, United States; Cebele (Ital), Catta- rinich, do, New Ross, Nov 5—Sailed, Stoboda, Perissa, New York. Newrout, Nov 7—Arrived, Monte Rosa, Curter, Liverpool, Loxnow, Nov 22—Bark Camilla (Nor), Beekman, from New York for Riga, which put into Krageroe Nov 6, dam- Eaton, United St: Lonpon, Noy 22—Sailed, ship Trenton (Br), Falster. New Orieans, Pransox, with a lighter in tow for | | NB, in ballast, has been abandoned at sea waterlogged and v9, when we ‘encoun | radder bead, | nday, 15th, | . barometer rapidly falling, wind from | t | | Macritiws, Oct 12. | to load for Montevideo. Cleared Sth, Sirius, Jorgenson, Martinique, aged, had been incollision with sebr Marie (Swe), which probubly toundered ; crew saved. Nuwoastis, Nov 8—Cleared, ‘Wesley & Seymour, Kuowl- A vessel, supposed the Saladin, has boen totally wrocked ton, Rio Janeiro, PAssanowanc, Sept 14—Arrived, Sally Brown, Ross, Ba- onthe Mumbles. [Probably the brig Saladin (Br), Davis, from Bull River, SC, Oct 7 for Bristol, E.} tavia; 20th, Commerce, Elliott, Sourabaya. In the roads Sept 22,'Olivia Duvis, Hardwick, from Soura- Quresstown, Nov 22—The British ship Oriental, Cape Sanderson, which sailed from London Oct 25 for St John, baya, ‘Sunexstown, Nov 9~Passed, Tolvo, Snellman, from Liv- erpool for Pensacola, jailed Sth, Loyal Sam (from New York), Liverpool ; Dover, Hand (from Liverpool), Philadelphia; 9th, Eliza’ Keith, Power, Pensacoln. Swan Nov 9—Arrived, At Wood, Apple River, NS, S11G0, Nov 6—Sailed. Ragnhild, Jacob: New York. x woe Oct 14—Arrived, Ellsworth, Wass, Manila for w York, oni aed Oct 13, Batavia, Sawyer, from Batavia for English annel. Souranaya, Sept 19—Arrived, Rozella Smith, McCulloch, yp a sinking condition. Her crew were taken off and brought to this port by the steamer Baltic, from New York. Befort Saigon; 24th, Jonathan Chase, Curtis, Panaroekan. the Oriental was finally abandoned she was set on fireto | SaMawana,’ Sept 21—Sailed, Richard McManus, Beals, ent collisions, as the wreck layin the path of ocean | Padang. p travel. ‘TnooN, Nov 9—Sailed, Nellie Cushing, McKay, Berd! ‘Towsy, Noy 8—Sailed, Nina Sheldon, Sheldon, Philadel ‘Texenivrr, Oct 27—Sailed, Anita, Gill, Havana, ‘Tamatavi, Sept 19—Sailed, Essex, Peterson, Zanzibar. ‘Tre Tx, Nov 5—Sailed, Jas B Kirby, Barrett, Palermo. Tantu Bax, Oct 13—Sailed, Edie Waters, Barnes, Angra _" FOREIGN PORTS. ? AvORLAND, NZ, Oot 10—Sailed, ships John Rennie (Br, olson, Sap Francisco; 16th, Carisbrook Castle (Br), for dy Baravta, Oct 1—Sailed, Bark Susan Af Blaisdell, Sawyer, ba | a Nov 10—Sailed, Josie Hoyt, McDonald, Syd- | Samarang’and United Kingdom or Continents nan | meg, ole n port, Oct G—Barks. Tewsbu oct, Griffin, from vam NUP. Foot ‘ Novuneee ME AAS Car 48. wacy Lapeer. Mean, | eae io ee ee ENN Ter from do, arrived BOth, do; Horatio Sprague, Atkins, from Liverpool, arrived 25th, for English Channel; Queen of the Seas (Br), Haveron, for New York. Banta, Oot 10—Arrived, brigs Industry (Br), Gifford, Rich- mond, Va; 20th, Lady Bird (Br), Rex, New York. Socomnd, Oct 11—In port, bark British Constitution (Br), Everson, from Galle, arrived Sept 28, for New York. CatLad, Oct 26—Arrived, ships’ Franconia, Otis, Rio Janeiro; Arizona (Br), Williams, Liverpool; 27th, Hercule ow, Caldera: Austria, Gilmore, Cardiff. Oct 20, ships Athenais (Br), Davis, Pabellon de Quebec (Br), Rood. do: 26th. ‘Crown’ Prince (Br), Briston, Nov 8—The American bark T H Armstrong came off the mud to-day and was towed to Bristol, ‘The anchor, which was slipped, has been recovered, Capiz, Nov 8—The Spanish mail steamer Pedro J Pidal has arrived here, having on board the crew of the brigantine Little Fury, Armstrong, from Sydney for Cardenas (coal), which was abandoned a¢ sea in w sinking condition, Oct 28, fn lat 36 N, lon 47 1 W)- Livenrodt, Nov &The James Peake, Hoben, arrived hero ; from Savannah, reports having spoken a German bark show- Cochrane, do Elen Austin, Mitchell, Huannitias. ing signals HBKS (Demetra, of Memel), outward bound, Tn port Oct 28, ships Edward O’Brien, Smalley, chartered nh foremast Spreng: Jibboom gone and foretopgullantmast to load guano at Mejillones (Bolivia) for, Liverpool, with | earried away, Oct 25, in lat 43 N, lon 40 W. (Bark Demetra short lay days; Oracle (Per). Canavero, to load guano at the Gees Klammer, sailed from Memel, Sept 4, fur New Haven, | Peravian deposits for the United Kingdom: onn. } Canpunas, Nov 19—Arrived, Bris ei Ourtis, Mecepas Ororto, Nov 3—The Germania, from New York, reported. Portland; & Winslow, White, do; schr James L Malloy, | yesterday ashore inside the river, floated off the same duy at Richmond. igh tide with the assistance of a tug. It is not thought URS s, Nov 19—Sailed, bark Gabriel Alico (Fr), | that the yossel had sustained any material damage; she is brig Bonito (Br), Murphy, Pensacola. now making from five to six ‘water per hour. No er pé Fraxce, Mart, Nov 8—Ln port, brig Wm H Lati- | dam to the cargo can be ascertained until working fur- er (in, Armstroug, for Port Spain, ldg cargo of condemned ther down the hold; all that has been discharged up to the Minha Traub, present time is in good condition, Gueexock, Nov 17—Arrived, ship Imperial (Br), Morrison, Wanrenroint, Nov 9—The sehr Dauntless, of Caernarvon, | Quebec. Owens, from Glasgow for New York (coals), has been run ALTAR, Nov 2—Sailed, (rigs Edith Hall, Bunker | from Cephalonia), New York; Afton, Copp (rom New York), Malta, ‘Towed through the Straits Oct 31, bark Guiseppe Lanata ). Guagniuo (from Malaga), New Orleans, ashore at Seaview, Warrenpoint, to-night; will probubi get off, should wind not shift, aritont damage. 2 hi [Per Streamer Citv or Cuesten } ov 9-—Sailed, Einma F Secor, Hore, Tybee. Axtwerr, sNtaxawo, Nov ,l4—Sailed, bark Thos Brooks, Axsen, Nov 2—Passed, Lothair, Orchard, from Yokohama Waugh, New York. for Ni York. sa" Kong. Oct 19—Tn port, ships Sumatra, Mallen une: | “Auicawrs, Nov 6—Sailed, Porces Hinckiey, Small, New . Hurst, for San Francisco; Theo Koerner | York. for dos Clara (Br), do; Thyatira (Br), nate on Bay, O¢t 9—Arrived, Anna L Taylor, Percival, | Table Ba; reviousiy, bark Garibaldi, Hoxonuny, to Oe Ts v 4 for Hong Ke Noyes, B1—Arriv Buipoxwater, Nov 10—Arrived, Amphitrite, Quebec. Buistoy, Nov 10—Arrived, Sator, ‘Premuda; 3 ‘Also arrived prior to Oct 31, ships Syren, Newell, Boston; | Angelo, Murtellone, and Monte A, Pasqualino, New Gatherer, Thompson, Philadelphia, “ Berast, Nov 10—Arrived, Presto, Hutton, Miramichi. Havana, Nov 20—Arrived. bark Proteus, Chipman, New Sailed 10th, Aster, Knudsen, Sandy Hook. York Jolin Pierce, Townsend. Newport; schrs Fred Boston, E, Noy 11—Arrived, Kephia, Tergesen, Now York. Walt Grace Davis, Davis, Portland; 22d, | Bani, Nov'2—Sailed, Juliet © Clark, Shaw, Patra: steamer? Tappabannock, Pendleton, New Orleans. Banckuona, Nov 4—8ailed, Jupiter, Jacobsen, New Or- Sailed—2Uth. steamer Crescent’ City, Curtis, New York; | jeans, bark Addie E Sloeper, Sleeper, Galvest Canpirr, Nov 10—Sailed, Georgie Shophard, Rich, Ha- ALIPAX, N vana. c Arrived, brig Sappho + Berkman, | BRAS Nal MteanteWureestere Wedge, Uhaslovtetows | iand sailed for Portlind and Boston); brigs Queen of the | West (Br), Hammett, Demerara; Nellie, from Port Jounson sehr Annie May, from do; . Steamer Chase, Portland | Carroll, Boston? Alpha (Br) Bermuda and St Thomas, Nov 16—Arrived, steamer Ontario (Br), 1acarur, Nov 4-Salled, Chestina Redman, Redman, Port. jand, Me, Deal, Nov 10—Anchored, Adriana, Gilles, London tor | Cardiff'and New Orleans. DosLiy, Nov 13—Cleared, Speranza, Niolsen, Galveston, Sailed 10th, Maria, Stoneman, Delaware. Arrived at Kingstown 10th, Fern, from Baltimore. Faruours, Nov 10—Sailed, George & Joba Yourdi, John- son (from Cork), Philadelphia, FLixtRANAN, Nov 2—Passed, H C Sibley, Nichols, Pillaa for New York. Groucesten, Nov 11—Arrived, Capt Peter Dahl, Johnson, Bylpimore; Basteln, Koogh, and Petrea, Jocvbien, Mira: michi. Guimsry, Nov 10—Arrived, Mora, Pi 4 xu Gutusay, Nov 10—-Arrived, Mora, Patterson, Pensacola, for Pembroke. ee! In port. ship Game Cock, Stoddard, ne; , Lauer, from Hong Kong, arrived “1oth, for San Francisco. ship Yosemite, Mack, from Manila for Boston, a for repairs: bark Madam | Denorest (Br), he tralia: Niphon, Day, une 4, Nov 4—Cleated, brig A J Pettingill, Hail, New Oct 20—Arrived, ship Leba (Br), Mackenzie, ja Stantey, FL | “Matanzas, Nov 20—Arrived, bark William E Anderson, | Ginuattan:Nov 3—Arrived, Fran . ; Saf . x cisco, Bombi, Savannah | eee Wig Ortolin, Dyer, Pitiadelphia. | (and cleared for Palma (¥ Hareeloua). atled—21st, bark Maria pan), Fi ‘Trox Doroteas (Span), Rieras, New’ Orlea ford, Aduins, Mobile. Genoa, Nov 7—Arrived, Nuovi delphia; Mg nae Cacace, Mostunat. Nov 19—Arrived, steamer Gilsland (Br), David- a tole ok ee Toe Maat oon te son, Londo ; W, Sept 25—Sailed. ships Cairo (Br), Tr- Poter Orerar, Munro, Mexilines; Engelbert, i i co? Oct 2, Golden Fieeee, (Br), Cook, do; : : Iuth, Ennerdale (Br), Porter, do; 10th, Blue Jacket, Perel: | ome’ eG howthard, Wonleonh Tole Scobble, Sandy val, to. b | Vortuaxp, E, Nov 16—Arrived nt Breakwater, bark Mare | ydiAMBURG, Nov 7—Arrived, Klopstock (+), Winzen, Now chionoss of Quéensbury (Br), Henderson, Quebec for Gran- | * Sitiea 7th, Herder (a), Barends, New York, via Havre, ton. Penxawavco, Oct 20—In port. bark E Tl Yarcinston, Par- fone Rowe; Now 10—Avewwods Aisabe Ge ker, and American Engle, McMahon, for United States. Idg; | prancisvo via Yokohama. brigs Water Witch, ‘Tawes, tor do, do; Kewardin (Br), | "fivunroou Nov 11—Arrived, City of Montroat ( from Baltimore, Oct 18, brig MP Harrington (BH, Cluens, English | house, and Spain (#), Grace, New York; Sterling, Channel; gad. bark Augustine (ir), Michon rom Mon- | chilled 10th, Helvetia, ), Webster, New York; | Poolscar. M4 4 . Clarke, Southwest Pass: Progress, Olsen, ‘Baltimn Pana, Nov G—In port, schr N Hand, Doherty, from New | ‘ritania, Hansen, Wilmington: Coltivator, odd, Callao ‘Asrived and sailed prior to Nov 5, schr DH Bisbee, Ellis, York. Haytien (8), Watson, Port an “Prince; Vth, Maid of Or- from and for New York, leans, Houston, New Oricans; Henriette, Svensson, Pensa- Sniled to Nov 5, schrs A G Shortland, Doane, New York; J gola;'Truce, McNeill, Southwest Pass: Melbourne, Burns, E kidgeway, Townsend, do, | Tybee: ition, Kroge, Gulveston; Clara Maria, Buse, P Nov 2—Arrived, steamer Constitution, Nolan, | 74 san Wena iatay Mettler, Jork, Philadelphia. ‘oy L1—Arrived, Olaf Glas, Nernst, New York; Pictou, NS, Nov 20—Cleared, steamer Arcadian (Br), Sa abth Grortony Cavel, Portiand, Me, Quine, Nov. 19—Cleared, steamers Waldensian, Glasgow; 1th, Chariotta Gundersen, Pensacola: Achilles, Rhetz, Darien; Ellida, Schonberg, ' Charleston; Seundinavian, Liverpool: Lake Champiaia % Son tess uxine » Roy, Chiarina, Maresca, Phila- jew York, ie sebr J H Craw: | treal Toaics M Chiozza, Moller, Philadelphia, Sailed from Gravesend 10th, Alice for Pensacola; Racer, Racoon, Oct 8—Ln port, ships for New Qrleans. and for Europe; Zimi (Br) Mosey, for do. cs . ee ideunbe: Sept Socata port, bries. Robert Anderson | Li¥hick, Nov O—Suiled, Anna, Petersen, Wilmington. Lizanp, ov 9-OM, Geo Linck, Niemanu, Philadelp tytn Tor Konigsbery PETE we! LEAH Nov FSnited, George Peabody, White (from Greenock), Matantas, Hermanos, Jacobsen (from Bowling), Savannah; Eliezer, Jorvensen (from Greencek), Darien, Leonoas, Nov 6—Arrived, Excelsior, Eddy, Naples. Sailed 6th, Isabella, Blanch, Pensucola. Maryrort, Nov | 1—sailed, Fisher. Temple, Darien. Newront, Nov 10—Sailed, Abbie N Franklin, Gross, St Thomas (since reported put back). Paterno, Nov 3—Arrived, Rialto, Linden. Marsailies, Quxenxstown, Nov 10—Sailed, France et Platte, Luquesn Gloucester, Revat, Noy 7—Arrived, Baltimore (s). Kiugkist, Sav ere Nov 10—Arrived, Counw c. Santanper, Nov 5—Sailed, Orbit, Nash. Newport. Tenenirrs. Oct 14—Sailed, Magvie, Davies, Bull River, Warerronn, W 1i—Sailed, Mima A Re Street, Fer- nandina; Sloboda, Prissa, New Y SAREmerorne, v 9—Suiled, J Br). Hopkins, from Shields, arriyea, for Fatmouth | Cacique (Braz), Rente, from Richmond, Va. > In port Oct 16, echr Marianna I (Port), for New York, ldg. (Misplnced yesterday under Quebec.) Rio Jaxwino, Oct 26—Arrived, bark Chanticleer, Clement. A 'Sorn, bries Atlantic (Ger), Blohm, Mobile; 27th, Ger) Flevchous New York, cope seagaiei port, steamer Hurst Castle (Br) nip Fire Queen (Br), Hamilton, for do; bi Challenge (Hr), Cottier, and Elmstone (Br), for do. Sailed Oct 12, Ce Mylo (Br), Brown, New York. ie = tog Sept Uleared, bark Kate Carnie (Br), Wil- son, Boston. “Tn port Oct 2, ship Templar, Haskell, for London; bark Nehemiah Gibson, Bradford, for Boston. St Hxtexa, Oct 20—In port, bark Thos Pope, Alexander, for New York, ag ‘St Jonx, PR, Oct 20—Arrived, sehr Jordan I, Mott, Brown, New York 25d, bark Paladin (Arg), Jones, Baltimore; 20th, | sere Eliza Christie (Br), Bonnell, do; RE Yates, Yates, | New York; Stst, E M Sawyer, Kelly, Brunswick, Ga; Nov 8, brig Charies A Hourd (Br), Messenger, do. StJousxs, NF, Nov 18—Arrived, steamer Casplan (Br), Trocks, Baltimore via Halifax (and sailed for Liverpool). oT Jon NB, Nov 18—Cieured, sebr Annie L Beil, Grifin, of Minto, Wales, Que: K. H Gillespie , tor Sydney, Carr Tow, Oct 15—The Ceylon, from Zebu for New York, put into igs Bay Oct 13 with between six and seven feet water in holt, Phitadelpt Drat, Nov 11—A cailision is reported to har er | “Arrived 3 Sinabeis kat ip; Podttnayh, dy exe | Insrrhads 1x the tite Potente ean Rina ahaa of Hig ‘d (is), Merriam, New York. derland, and the ship Rosa Bonheur; the former lost mizen- 180 ferived 224, bark hows Ketter (new), Dorchester, | mast and maintopmast, and proceed Dover in. tow; NB; sehr Bouthern Cross, NeWark, NJ, ter has jibboom sprung, head gear damaged and roping Arrived 20th, sete The at #1 gushor,, ids <E " ‘ Prey igs Nov 16—The Alert, Aas, ‘irrived here from bas lost boats, St Hetena, Oct 21—The carga of the Daniel Draper, sold to defray expenses, consist 435 pockots and 1.015 bags of linseed. The Cuba, Thedbald, trom Rangoon for Liverpool, is di charging part of her cargo. in order. to enable be unshipped; about 5,000 bags of rice hi been landed up to the present. Weaxvonrd, Nov 10,6 PM—The brigantine Emily Raymond fre St John, NB. gro don the North Bar in towing in on this tide She remains aud must lighten, Philadelphia. wroa, Got 14—In port, ship Midnight, Mailott, for Yorks barks Morro Castle, Jewett, and Harwich (ir), eld, for do, Youowawa, Oct 28—In port, ship Ambassador (Br) , Prohn, for New York; Floetwing, Guest, for do; barks Ukeai Melcher, unc; Cremona, Gove, and Jessie Jamieson (Br tor New York. Pen Steamer Genwantc.) rrived, Ailsa, Girvan, St John, NB. 5—Salled, Odorilla,’ Holland, Leghorn, to ited States Arn, Nov 9. Ascona, Nov ag ond 24—Passed, Bengal, Blanchard, $i ANsn, Sept 2 ‘assed, Bengal janchard, Sin; re for Boston ; vith Laura R Buralam, Phillips, Cardi ior singe: 6, Buustor. Nov S—Arrived. Hf Armstrong, Mauran, Kotka, Sailed Oth, Granville Belle, Purdy, sandy Hook. In Kingroad Oh, Otilin, ‘thorsen, lor Wilmington, NC; 10:h, Monte San Angolo, Mastellone, for New York, In Channel 10th, Monte A, Pasqualino, from New York. RS Moro —Banes, TJ Southard, Woodworth, Tyboe or Darien Banuow, Nov 9—Arrived, Idoliqne, Miekerson, Riga; Mar- garet, Bennett, Dalhousie, Buurast, Nov 8—Arrived, Araldo, Tarraboohia, New York; 9th, Glenora, McKenzie, Quebec; Capella, Ness: do, Sailed th, Bertha, Gaarn, New York; Garibaldi, Caglim, Philadelphia; 9th, Romano C, Scoponich, Tybee, Bouokavx, Nov b—Saiied, Dvansesti Dabrovacke (not as before). Podich, New York; 8th, CH Jayne, Hawkins, New jeans, Salied from Pauillae Sth, Viator, Olsen, New York; 8th, Virwo, Gindrossict, do, Hrrsnan, Sept 3) —Sailed, Ophelia, for Portland, O, Bosnay, Nov 0—Arrived, India, Motan, Liverpool, Canoi#, Nov 8—Arrived, President Washington, Durante, Cork: 9th, Zenobia, Aundson, Riehibue Sailed Ab, Onwingo, Wayectt, Manila; 9th, Clara M Good- rich, Look, Havana. qujimstusa, Nov 4—Arrived, Josefine, Berendsen, New fork. CoPRNnAGRN, Noy 4—Passed, Baltimore ¢), Klugkist, AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, 0, Now 17—Arrived, ship ( ¥ oie he (ma Feat ‘ i nd ‘armartben Castle ‘Weared— (Br), won, : eat tee a ‘obertson, Queenstown; i ALEXANDRIA, Nov 20— Arrived, echrs L BC: Providence: Dick Williams, Lillie. Falkenberg: Theoders Dean, aud Henry Parker, for Washington sAP xii Tilton. rom Georgetown) indberg, New Haven; Maggie Klien, Washington. one wie, Gay Nov 25—Arrived, scur Belle Hooper, 03 BOBIUN, Nov 22—Arrived, steamers Marathon (ie) verpool; Seminole, Mathews, Savannah; Johas, jallett, 'Baltiniore; General Whitney, Hallett, jg ltoman, Crowell, “Philadeipuia; sehr’ Gertradé rod-—Btoumset Neveas, Berry, Now York: pore, low York: Fletcher, Demerara; schrs MA Locke, fend eine AL Fiteh, Fiteh, Jacksonville; Sunlight, ‘Etheridge, Gaorge- town, DC; Mary Freeland, Clark. Philadoipbia Arrived’ 21st, steainar’ General Whitney, Hallett, New ‘York. Ph ge tts. Nov 20—Cleare chrs Holen Mar, Nickor- Pyne Ply or Bisr—arrived, sgumers it m3 als for Rival, rived, stenm ' Carcugta—sailed trom Saugor Nov 7, Bath Warren, | pool vie Halifnx ; Calvert, Chatlectont Bay" Fetes Clarke, New Yor! rice, Wilmington ; Savannah; Fanny wigAté Town, CGH, Oct 4—Sallod, Anne L Taylor, Perel- | Cadw otk ‘Bilida (Non), Klein, , Alcon Bay, n (Br), Hooper, © one ‘Sept i5—Sailed, Great Admiral, Thompson, New j steamer King, Richard (87), Bbarson, Rio “1 ‘ Deat, Nov &Pavsed, Uncle Toby, Woodside, from Lon- don for Valine (and pasked Beachy Head Mtb) ; Phenix, Chap- from Hartlepool for Darien. red Ath, Lord Dathougie, Ploets, London for Pensa- Hernecke, do for Darien; Maggio Reynolds, 10th, Sophie (bark), from Que: ‘eamer Ohio (Ger), Meyer, Bremen, Wm ‘Crane,’ Howes; Boston : Lote John W Ciarreut, ‘Hix, Ne Boston: AH Hurlbut, Port Royal. x mes Bil tehrs C'W Lewis, Newark, NJ Sailed—Brig Hat BANGOR, Nov Domsiy, Nov Q=Arrived, Barone Padista, Finnocebico, kD Philadelphia, jew Yor! Philadelph —— Perth Chalinder, Philadelobie: Byvrala Holbrook, Leavitt, from Dantlc | ch Lomond, Cameron, Mon- | Felician | nah, | dof 1,800 bales of Jute cuttings, | i ROOTHBAY. Nov 19—Arrived, echr William S$ Farrel Gregory. Vinaihavon for ‘New York. bt LY. Nov 20-—Salled, A C Buckley, Young, and Almira W (irom Danvers), Philadelphia. a ay lacas! fow schr Planter, Rarding, New CHARLESTON, Nov 19—Cleared, sehr Arthur, Cruse, Dee River, 80. Puaren Pe 22d—Cleared, bark Savanna (Br), O'Neill, Liverpoolt sehr Sullivan Sawin, mick Ba os ey CHESTER, Pa, Matee, Boston. DELAWARE CITY, Nov 20—Cleared, hrs ‘hos Boor, Somers, and J 1 Moore, Doane, Boston, coal loaded. pLARVERS, Nov S—krtved, aed P Robinson, Harvey, ew York, EDGARTOWN, Nov 19—Arrived, schrs Alnomak, F New ark for Hoston; % Sveclman Gimasted), Spear, ibnsiod for Philadel La Sailed--Revenuo cutter Dexter; schr James Henry, Snow (from New York), for Boston. EAST GREENWICH, Nov 20—Sailed, achrs Helen, Searle, J 8 Weldin, Dow, New York. FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 22—Arrived, barks Talisman, Rio Janeiro for orders; La Bella (Nor), do do, ‘Also arrived, bark Goethe (Ger), Steenken, from Havre, seeking FALL RIVER, Nov 19—Arrived, sehr Challenge. g beg ces Belle Halliday, Walk Georgetown, DC g ison. GULVESTON, Noy 17—Clenred, schrs Forest Home, Kent, Pensacola: 8 ¥ Buckingham, Mack. Tampico. 20th—Arrived, ship Speculator (Br), Pittman, Charleston; bark J_G Norwood, Sheppard, Camden, Me; sebr Julia A Waalleds Sehr Prost for Pensacola, ‘ailed—Schr Forest r Ponsaco GEORGETOWN, SC, Nov 17—Cleared, schr Loutsa Fras r, Crawford. w York. - HAMPTON ROADS, Nov 22—In port, brig Linzie Zittlo- sen. Wilkinson. from fio Janeiro, ordered to New York, mee gee ecpes low ipecaaenet, schrs Wyoming, Ross, w- i Kate Foster, do, Cleared—Schr J H Lockwood, Hardcastle, Philadelphia. LITTLE EGG HARBOR, Nov 20—In port, seirs Mary A Roads, Brown, for Great Egg Harbor; John Annar, Horton, fo: Lydia HW’ Roper, Cranmer, for Norfolk; J A Chamber lain, Boger, for Delaware; Lydia Budd, Vanneman, for New York; Weymouth, Barrett, do; Joseph G ager, for Virginia: LG Somers, Townsond, do: W | McKewen, Munsell, for Baltimore; Lydia Walton, for Philadelphia, NEW ORLEANS, Nov 22—Arrived, bark Casvor (Nor), Daplalen, Genoa. ui Also arrived, steamer Morgan, Galveston: ship Voladors (Sp), Montevideo; bark Prudhoe (Nor), Poterser 10% sehr Excelsior, Arnett, Utila, Bailed— ers Castilla” (Sp), Barcelona; Frankfurt (Ger), Bromon ; ship Saranac, Havre: brig Waverley, red—Steamer Texas (Br), Laurensen, Liverpool; |. Barstow. do. Below--Ship Talbot (Nor), from Rockport, On the bar, bound ont, steamer Durham, Arrived, 20th, steamer New York, Quick, New York; sche: Monodnock, Baker, Nuevitas. NORFOLK, Va, Nov 22—Arrived, ship Alice D Cooper, Humphrey, from Portland, Me, o load for Liverpool. NEW NC, Noy 21—Arrived, steamer Ellen 8 Terry, Salyear. New York. NEWBURYPORT, Nov 20—Arrived, schr Evelyn, Crowe ley, New York NEW BEDFORD, Nov 22—Arrived, sehrs Helen, Baltte more; Clare Georgetown, DO: Thomas Potter, New York | CL Dow, Philadelphia; Hattie Perry, do. | “Suiled—Sehrs Geo Hotchkiss, Kossuth, 8 8 Smith an@ Light of the East, New York; EM Smith, Hastings, NY3. Julian Nelson, P iphin. 201—Sail ‘ashion, Carberry, New York. 21st—Suil Uriah F Washburn, Mulligan, Haver~ straw; Lucy A Orcutt, Hart, New York, NEWPORT, Nov 20~Arrived, schrs Alex Young, Blak Alexandrin; Senator Grimes, Philvrook, Weelawken joston, Sailed—Schrs Empress, Kennedy, Rondont for Providence, after discharging purt of her cargo here; D Davidson, Fre man, for New York; Maria Adelaide, Kent, do; Joba Balch, Providence for do; Mabel Hall, Bartlett,’ Deer Island for Philadelphia, aftor having new inainboom, NEW HAVEN, Nov eared, schr D Morris, Squires, Port Johnson, : NORWICH, Nov 20—Arrived, schrs Silas Wright, from Newburg; Corelins, do, Sailed—Schr M A Predmore, for New York. PHILADELPHIA, Noy. 21—Arrived, steamer Perkiomen, Pierce, Boston. 22d—Arrived, steamers Vaderland (Belz), R Serp; Norman, Nickerson; Lancaster, Mills, "an Miller, Boston; Achilles,’ Artis, New Bediord Whiting, Harding, and Florida, Crocker, Provi Biddle, Pierce, and Mayflower,’ Davidson, New York, schrs Loretta Fish, Young, Darien: W A Levering, Smith, Fernan- dina; Hanna B Shubert, King, Charleston; Gettysburg, New York. rs Berks. Pendleton, Roston; |, seh |." schrs snake, Bacon, do; Geo H Stout, Ford, New York; ship Pre- mier. (Nor), ‘Antwerp; seirs Elwood Burton, Tarvis, Aspinwall: W Hupper, Gilman, Newburyport} Nellie Brown, Kelly, Boston. Sniled—Steamer Berks. Nrwcastix, Del, Nov 22, AM—Schrs William S Scull. fox Key West; Charles E Jacobson, for Boston, and Lillie B French, for Bangor, turday evening. Schrs'S I Adams, for @ortland, and R W Godfrey. for Bos ton, passed down yesterday. Schr Lottie Anna, for Newbury~ port, passea down this A. ‘Noon—Sehrs James O'Donobue, for Boston; Trene FE Mos seroy, for do, and B H Irons, for Providence, passed down since mornitig report. PM—Passed down. barks Lucille (Br), for Queenstown Otto: Ger), for Bromen; sehrs Sarah Clark, for Danvers, an Estella, for Absecom. DELAWARH BREAKWATER, Nov 22 AM—Bark | Stormy Petrel, for Baltimore, sailed at 3 PM yesterday. Ship Olaf and three barks passed out_at 9 AM. The bark Sarah 5 Cann, for orders, and about 75 schooners for u arbor are ere. ‘Noon—Bark Hornet, from Denia, entered yesterday. Schr M L St Pierre, from St Johns for Philadelphia, is here. A bark is beating in the Capes, at noon, with fore and mizzen- topgallants and mainroyal gone, Ship Themis passed out this morning. PM—Ship Pauline David. schrs Carrie Benedict. and Lillio Warford, passed ot this AM, schrs Hattie M Howes, Fred 1, Porter, Wave Crest, 8 Morgan, Hattie erry, Wild Pizeon Alexander Harding, Marcus Hunter, H A Atwood, Ennis Rich, Caroline Hall, and Jennie Rosslyn, are in the harbor | park’Sarah B Cann’is waiting a fair wind for Philadelph PROVIDENCE, Nov 20—Arrived, Steamer Wm Kennedy, Foster, Baltimoré, via Norfolk; schrs Wm R Husten, Gard- ner, Georgetown, DO; J H Young, Barrett, Fort Johnson for rawrtuck et ‘ailed—Steamers Catharine Whiting, Harding, Philadel hia; Florida, Crocker, do; schrs Joseph F Baker, Davis, ieorgetown, LS Levering, Corson, Philudeipiin: Wo F Phelps, Cranmer, do; John E Hurst, Cook, Port Jobuson 5 Eat akley. Newman, Rondout ; Shamrock, Troy, Hayer= PM’ Wheaton, Barret,’ Minquas, "Phillips, Fl Hazard, and Harriet Ryan, Robbins, New York; Hannal, Brown, Sackett, do, via Bristol; S P"Brown, Tinker, do, viw Nev rt. 21s Below, schrs J Clark, Northup, Port Johnson; DW Sanders, Mott, Kondout; Ann Eliza, Caswell, Hoboken; Kate Scranton, Palmer, New York ; James M Bayles; Orlando, and Joha Manlove; also two sehrs with Inmber, two with brick, one with apples, and othe Sailed—Sehrs J 8 Ivins, Ingersoll, New York; Ocean Ranger. Winslow, do. HMOND, Nov 20—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York. Sailed—Schr Sarah E Douglass (Br), Bethel, Baltimore. PENSACOLA, Nov 18—Arrived. brign Moses Day, Crosby, Ha: Edith, Gibbs, doy senr BM Cook, Cook, Harbudos 5 | Minnie Keppiier, Steelman, Aspinwall ared—Shiy ercy (Dan), Juel ; Anu Gray (Br), Cloared—Ships Percy (Dan), Juel, London ; Anti Gray (Br) Cardiff, bark Marqnis of Bute (Br), Vowden, do. schrs Bony Means, Sinith, Progroso; Ontara, Pettigrove, Provi- Y | h—Cleared, bark Geneva, Graham, Rio Janeiro; schrr Mary A Harmon, Mahlman, Cardenas. PORTLAND, Me, Nov 20—Arrived, schr Rival. y2istArrived, seir Sammy, Ford, Dorchester, N 22i—clearod, steamer teanora, Johnson, New York (ar- | MAWICGR ER Noy 20—Arrived, schrs Barrett 8 Brooks, Buebler, Philadelphia; James H Young, Barrett, and J Terry, Raynor, Port Johnson, —— ee POR PSR re ese 20E a poetter, Maloy, Philadelphia; M W Drew, French, Hoboken. Sailed—Sehr John Cadwallader, Cheney, Philadelphia, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 20—Arrived, ip British India | GBR) Sexton, Liverpool; sche B 'B Buifendean, from Hako- i’ Iupan)’ . "Satlod-Ships Tale of Butp (Br), Carvell, Queenstown; Gil- roy (Br), Morris, Liverpool: es Cleared—Bark 3 M Stetson, for Burrard Inlet and Mel~ urn “2ud-—Arrived, bark D Colden Murray, Fuller, Honoluln, ts AU Bh Nov 21—Arrived, schr Anna P Chase, ale, New York. SAVANNAH, Nov go—Arrived, steamers Herman Living- stone. Mallo fied York; be) jordon (Br), Brown, Lives i ” * | | pout via St | "Cleared. Hip Savannah (Ger), Tableman, Galveston: | bark Jossie Gilbert, (Br), Bournier, Liverpool; schr Bilwin, | | Jannett, Harbor Island, Arrived at ‘kyboo—Steamer City of Havana, Phillips, New | York for travana, £0 (see Miscellany). SALEM, Nov '20--Arrived, steamer Harrisburg, Worth,. Phamdeiphia: sehrs Eliza J Staples, Strout, Port Johnson} Sohn Snow, Seavey, do: J Tinker, Carver, Hoboken. ist—Arrived, schirs Laurel (ir), Foster, Moneton, NB, for | New York; Statesman, Eaton, Port Johnson; Johu "Avilles, ‘Tracey, Roumer, MeFatland, Calais for New York? Alice Gakes, Marson, and Daniel Webster, Traek, Gardiner for do VINEYARD HAVEN, Noy 20—Arrived, brig 0 © Clary, Boston for New York; schrs Kate E Rich, Lida B: | Rachel S Miller, from Philadelphia for Boston South Amboy for dos Hyena, Port Johnson for do; (GM | Wentworth, Weebawken for do (see miscellany); EG) Will ard, Philadelphia for Portland; Emeline McLain, Philadel: | pha for Quiney Point; Sames & Shindler, do for Marblehead; edowa, Port Johnson for Salom; Hero, New York for do; North ica (Br), do for St Johns, NF; Para, do for Machias;, Valparaiss, Perth Amboy, for Minghany! Wra 1 Rarnes, Hoboken fur Bangor: Beta, Bay View for Washing- ton, De Culais w York; Eben i King, tp 10; Surah Wouster, Boston for do; J W Hall, vr, (0 for Newbern ; Minnie Laury, Fox Island for Philadelphia. Eawed by Brig Josie A Devereux, bound west, Sailed—Brig Chance (Br), in tow of steaming Nellie, for jew Bedford, for repuirs; schré Vandaila, Nettio Cushing, rm merical Kaglé, Light Boat, Harvest Hogie, Mary i Tow: W Buck, Charles Ke Washington, Mary Standish Mair , Hattie Tarner, LM Strout, ‘* ii : avid G Floyd, Ghaclen E Moddy, Sardinian Joy’ low ee gt pense Henry. Julin (yacht, John H Cha | Martha Niqhess S-5 | Trt, cuasia pawtenih j separ John S Detwiler, Ida Dellatorre, Addi 4 5 Corso Monticello, Clara, Samuel Carleton V'Turner, Fanuie W Johnston, W Deming, JW. ben. H King und Wonnie Lowrey: rrived, sehrs Pomot Cate a via Tran, Seh inst, for Boston! J A Parsons, Philadelphia for de; Sendol- pho, Weehawken for do; Waiter © Hall, Kondous for do « Hoboken for do; Hannibal, do for Portemouth » Net per, Philadelphia for Lynn: Delmont, do for Port, iin'Newell, New York lor Belfast; Alexander (Br), eed Bens OG Chany. saves lista: an Baran, Wocete wiled—Brig O © Clary, irs Beta, and Sar: on PM-“Arrived, Chiarien Hey, Buckavill <0. for Soarsport: Eltnira, Hoboken for Belfast; schre Carrie I Spofford, Port Johason tor Boston; EC Gates, Weehawken | for do; Lillie Rich, Hoboken for Manchester: William M | Everett, Haowell for Albany; William S Farwell, Seal | Harbor for New York. WILMINGTON, NC, Nov 22—Arrived, stoamers Benefac. tor, Jones, New York; Lucille, Beunett, Baltimore; brig Valoneta, Richardson, Port Royal, 50. Cloared—Burk St Olaf (Nor), Hassell, Antwerp. Saiied—Schr Charlie Bucki, Bagley, Kennebunkport. | “YACHTS, STHAMBOATS, & —100 BOATS, ALL KINDS AND SIZES; ALSO A. sTnetatite bite’ Boats. and. Ship's. 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