The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1875, Page 10

iO THE NATION'S DEA —-——— Preparations forthe Funeral Services in the National Capital. THE ORDER OF PROCESSION. ——- The Body to Lie in State in “Independence Hall. Wasminaton, Nov. 23, 1875. The? ay has been wet and cold. The remains of the Vice President are still in the Vice President's room, guarded by the Capitol police, ARRANGEMENTS OF THR COMMITTED. ‘The Commitee of Arrangements met at the Capito Uiis cvening, snd agreed upon a programme for the funeral of the Hon. Henry Wilson, late Vice President LYING IN STaTR, The body will be placed in the rotunda on Thursday morningg where it will lie in state on the same cata- falque \gned for President Lincoln, Chief Justice Chase, Benato Sumner and Thaddeus Stevens. THE PUNERAL SERVICES. TheCommittee of Arrangements, pall bearers and ‘moveraers will attend at the Vice President’s chamber in t@@ Capitol on Friday, the 26th of November, at ten | o’glock A, M., at which time the remains of Mr. Wil- son willbe removed from the rotunda in charge of the Committee of Arrangements, attended by the pall bear ers and:mourners aud the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Sen- ‘ate to the Senate Chamber, where, at half-past ten _ o'clock A. M., divine service will be performed. The'Rey. Dr. Sunderland, Chaplain of the Senate, | will offer prayer, aud the Rev, Dr, Rankin will pro- pounce the discourse. When these ceremonies shall have been completed the funeral procession, under command of Brevet Major General Emory, United Statos Army, will move in the following order from the Senate Chamber to the depot of the Baltimore and | f Potomac Railroad, where the remains wiil be placed in charge of the committee appointed by the Governor of Massachusett&to receive it, ORDER OF PROCESSION. Military Escort. Chapiain of the Senate and an Assistant Clergyman. ‘The Physicians Who Attended the Deceased. The Commitiee of Arrapgements :—Senators Thurman, rill (of Vermont), Hon. J. A Garfield, Hon. Samuel Randall, Hon, W, W. Warren, Ex- Governor Dennison, Associate Justice Chiford and Se Fish. The Massach The pall bearers:—Senators Edmunds, Sherman, Bayaré and Whi Speaker Blaine; Representatives Mills, Wood and Kasso: ne Hearse, The Relatives of the Deceased. The Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate. Members of the Senate, Prectded by the President of the Senate pro tempore, and the Secretary of the Senate. The Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Representatives. Members of the House of Representatives, Preceded by the Clerk of the House, - ‘The President of the United States. Heads of Departments Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States. Judge of the Supreme Court of the District of Co- tumbia, Judges of the Court of Claims, The Diplomatic Corps. The Commissioners of the District of Cotumbia. OMcers of the Army and Navy and of the Marine Corps, Organized Associations which may desire to attend. Citizens aud Strangers, THE DEPARTURE The body will leave here at thirty-seven minutes past ‘one P. M., and upon arriving in Baltimore will have a military escort through that city, leaving there at six o'clock P. M. AT PHILADELPHIA. Upon reaching Philade}phia on Friday night the body ‘will be taken to Independence Hall, where it wall hein state until ten or eleven o'clock on Saturday morning, and then be removed to New York. It is not the in tention of the committee to stop in the latter city. ‘They expect to leave there for Boston on the nine o’clock train on Saturday night. ORDER.FROM THE NAVY DEPARTMENT, Wasuinatox, Nov. 23, 1875. In pursuance of the Executive Order issued by the President yesterday the following order was issued from the Navy Department this afternoon: It ts bereby directed that, upon the day follow- ing the receipt of this order, the ensign at each United States naval station and of each ‘United States naval vessel in cammuission be hoisted at halfmast, from sunrise to sunset, and that thirteen guns be fired at sunrise, nineteen minute guns at meridian and a national salute at sun- set ateach United States naval station and on board flagships and vessels acting singty at home or abroad. The officers of the navy aud marine corps will wear the usual badge of mourning for the period of three months, a REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM- MITTEE. The Republican Central Committee held a special meeting last night at Republican Hall, in Thirty-third street, to adopt suitable measures in reference to the sudden death of Vice President Henry Wilson. Hon. Joe! W. Mason called the meeting to order and introduced Hon. Wm. A. Darling, Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, who made a brief and eloquent speech, in which he paid a fitting tribute to the many virtues of the departed patriot, His eulogy was well received, and the following resolutions were adcpted:— Whereas, it ts our painful duty as citizens of New York to mourn the loss to ourselves, as well as the na- tion, of the Hon. Henry Wilson, Vice President of the United States, a true and noble 5 midst of his most earnest, useful and patriotic labo has been suddenly removed from our midet by an of the Great Disposer of events and called from the field of his most useful work to the Sleep that knows no waking, Death's eternal rest. Whereas, fully confident that no famed hero has -ever put aside his armor with a more perfect record of ‘benevolent and unseltish devotion to the cause of hu- man liberty or the higher principles of self govern- ACTION OF THE s ment, flor evidences of a more positive devovedriess to the pronciples of our government—thai all mem should enjoy the blessings of liberty—anc to the end that the | pation might rise in its purity of purp te broad. ness of I principles, be lias erected by the ex- ample of his life, as did Phocion ot old, an eternal monument, @ beacon that shall sine on through gen. | , erations yet to come; therefore be it ', Reeotved, That this General Committee assembled, representing the republicans of the city of New York, unite in an expression of their sincere regret for the pirreparatie loss sustained in the demise of our most a and lamented Vice President, Henry Wilson, vand weilo thus mingling our tears of sympathy as ‘Drothers in the general sorrow, hereby give the fullest exprestaon of our grief for the ‘nation’s lors, confident ‘that buta single voice will go up from the people in unison with us, “a great statesman has fullen”—a man of henest intentions, of poble aims aud self-saci ficing Worts. Resolved, That in his death freedom has Jost a true champion and atrue defender, the freedmen a noble advocate, the soldier a devoted, never-failing friend, \ true goverament an undeviating supporter, ‘That we sympathize deeply with the rela- tives amd.army of true friends of the deceased in their 4 lows, and that these resolutions he entered in full porttbe minutes of this committee and daly published, Thewe- resolutions were seconded by Colonel Charles B Spe woer, who added a few words to those of Mr. Darlings After afew remarks by Colonel Bullard, on Motion #f Mr. Darling !t was provided that a committee Of thirt, wm ehall be hereafter selected by the chairman to meet | Ve remains on their arrival in New York. : BOARD OF TRADT. ‘The Boar: Bot Trade, ata special meeting yesterday, Passed resol: Wions eulogietic of the character of the | Jate Vice Pre: ident. Mesere. Frederick A. Potts, Sin- Clair Tousey a.¥d William Orton were named a commit- too to forward the rosolutions to the afflicted family, THR BAY TO'LIE IN STATE AT INDEPENDENCT ALL. PHLaDELPutA, Nov. 23, 1875, ‘The Magar this morning received the following ter:~ Heang CARTRRS Pinet Recirert Ixvayrey, N. G. ov Pa XNBTLVANIA, Frret Bnio., Finer Div., te Puianenruta, Nov, 23, 1875. His Honor Waa dam S Sroxury, Mayor city of Phila delphia:— ° be on bebalf of the First regi- ants Sim rN etonal Guard, Pennsylvania, to tender the 4ei-vicas Of that command to the authorities 1 the city of ja a8 escort or guard of honor to the. of Hon. Henry Wilson, Vice President of tine Dinited during the slay or through Jims city of the funeral cortége, Very passage obedient servan Fespoctfully, you “W DALE BENSON, Colonel First infantry, National Guard, Pennsylvania, ACTION OF THE BOSTON COMMON COUNCTL. Powron, Mass, Nov. 23, 1875. Tho Common Coune'l to night concurred in ¢he action wesman, who inthe | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. of the Board of Aldermen and adopted. the resolutions touching the death of Vice President, Wityon, They also appointed Messrs, Brackett, Biynn wad Wilson, with President of Council Boardwan,s committee to attend tne funeral. SORROW LY SAN FRANCISCO, Sax. Francisco, Nov. 23, 1875. The news of Vica President Wilson’s death created a general feeling of,*sorrow in this city. The flags on public and private buildings were displayed at half mast, and the United States Courts adjourned till this morning, |; A REQUEST FROM ONE OF MR. WILSON’S FRIENDS. Boston, Nov. 22, 1875. Tomas Eprrok or rae Heraup: — I read your editorial on Mr, Wilson on November 11. So did all your readers; but millions of Mr. Wilson’s | friends do not see the Heraup, Will you not repablish it, so that the press of the country can copy and the world read it?) He always bought the Hena.y of me when in Boston and Delloved in it as drmly as your paper did m-him., Yours, very respectfully, ia ar RGE W. ARMSTRONG. ‘SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. | | DATBS OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTHS | | OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, ayer mee ~Suila. | Destination) Qc ~ (Nov. 24,|Liverpool. |4Bowling Green | |Nov. 20.) Rosterdam. [50 Brosaway Nov. 25.|Hamburg.. (61 Broadway B | 19 Broadway | Sitwot Chester heap te a pindonts THowling Green (69 Brondw 2 Bowling Green | 65 Broadway 20 Broadway 4 Bowling Green 72 broadway (61 Broads 15 Bronaway | 19 Brosaway Glasgow Hambury Liverpool 69 Broadway H T Bowling Green | Hermann: ‘|Bremen..”” |2 Bowling Green sdaho. . Liverpool. . 12% Broadway Algeria. Liverpool. .|4 Bowling Green taly London... |(9 Broadway | Klopstock . ©) Broadway i Enn. | 69 Browdway | Adriai | City of Berlin: { [Glasgow firemen... |. | Liverpool Liverpoul, Hamburg. Bowling Green Howling Green Frisy | State o Bowne Green 29 Broadway | Wieland. 21 Broadway | Ameriq 56 Broadway | City ot Brooklyn. [Dee. lp Broadway | Britannic. Dee. 19Broadway | Wroming Dee 2 +. |29 Bronaway | Pommerania, Dec. :{61 Broadway | | State of Virginin,. (Dec. § | 2 Brosaway | sg NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING | THE PORT GF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Your | Henan has adopted o distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxmaxp steam yacht, showing while burn- | ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other | in succession, and ean be seen several miles distant. Cap- tains of vessels, npon seeing this signal, will oblige usby pre- | paring any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Heap. | a@rPersons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- | ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care | of Heranp news yacht, pier No1 East River, New York, | Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- livered. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 80N AND MOON, IGM WATER. | Sun rises. 6 57 | Gov. Island. seve 5 50 Sun sets....... 4 86 | Sandy Hook.....eve 6 05 Moon rises.....morn 3 38 | Hell Gate........eve 7 35 | PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 23, 1875. reba on CLEARED. Steamer Nevada (Br), Jones, Liverpool via Queeustown— Williams & Guion. Steamer Columbus, Reed, Havana—WmgP Clyde & Co. Steamer City of Suu Antonio, Pennington, Galveston via | Key West— Hf Mallory & | q Steamer Cleopatra, Bulkley, Savannab—Murray, Ferris & Steamer Isame Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. | j.nteamier Kichznond, Kelly, Nertolk—Old Dominion Steam. ship Co. | grteamer Cingalese dir), Gardner, Baltimore—Tupscutt ron & Co. ‘Steamer A € Stimers, Warren. Philadelphia—Jas Hand, Steamer Philadelphia, Davis, Philadelpbin—Jas Hand. Steamer Glaucus. Bears, Bostou—M F Dimocx. Burk Naova Principio (Itmi), Boxio, Queenstown or Fal- mouth for orders—Beulam & Boyeson, Bark Rosalia (Ital), Peace, Naples—Lauro, Storey & Sear- ati Pepark Kate Howe (Br), McNeely, Havre—C W Bertanx. Brig John H Crandon, Pierce, Lendon—Swan & Son. Hi Brig Princess Beatrice (Br), Simmons, Point a-Pitre—H | A Vatable & 3 Senr Freddie Walter, Spaulding, St Mare (Hayti)—B Mur- Jr. hr May Munroe, Hail, Havana—Parsons & Loud. chr James Wall, Watts, Jncksonville—Warren Ray. Sehr Sarah B, Upton, Branswick, Ga—Warren Ra: rn Sehr Margaret Plater, Blizaard, Wilmington, Del—F L Kneeland. Sehr Mary A Tvins, Bodine, Norfolk—Isaac R Staples. Sehr R A Forsyth, 1 fucturing Co. , Stemfore—Stamford Manu- ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND MERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. | Steamer City of Merida, Reynolds, New Orleans Oct 31, | Pampico Nov 3. Tuxpan 4th, Vera Graz 11th, Campeaché | 18th, Progreso 14th and Havana sth, with mdse and. pns- | sengers to F Alexandre & Sons. Nov 22, lat 38 32, lon 74 12, passed an American bark showing private signal, red flag, with letters LB in centre. | Steamer Gulf Stream, Morton, Jacmel Nov 11, Aux | Cayes 13th, Port au Prince and Hayti.with coffee and log- | weod and 1 passengers to W P Clyde & Co. | | | "Steamer Champiou, Lockwood. Charleston Nov 20, w ith | mdse and passengers to Jax W Quintard & Co, Steamer iichmond Norfolk, with mdse to the Old Dowinion Steamshiv (o. | Ship St Patrick (of Liverpoo!:, Sterratt, Newcnstle 42 ays with mane to Henderson Brom Had heavy NW gales | | the entire passace. Ship Shakespeare (Ger!, Fechter, Bremen 42 days, with | ise to order: vessel tv Chas Laling & Co. Had strong NW | emi st and snlit sails, Oct 25, Int 4924, lon 3225, | Spoke Darks bristel Ger). froin Bremen for New York. | Bark Annie Borrill (of Yarmouth, NS), Killam, Liverpool | | SR di nballust to master. Is anchored at Saudy Hook | ers. | Blue Bird (Br), Michner, London via Sydney, CB 56 days, in ballast, to C W Bertad: | | t. Bark David Taylor (of *t Jobn days, in ballast, to PI Nevius & | A 52 days, in balinst, to | ne entire passage. y adt. Antwerp Occ ®, with | Since crossing the Banks had very | elley, B), Atkinson, Barrow 64 ; 11th inst experienced a typhoon, in | ind broke lower foretopeailantyard. horn 71 days, with marble and | | rags to Frab : vessel to Lant Bros, Passed (ibral- | wr Oct 2: came the southern pamaze and had icht winds | and calms to lat 5, lon 72. thence variable weather: Oct 9, | Int 24 42, lon vessel bottom up and of about 150 | tons. ‘ | | Bark Magdalena, Griffin, Angostara 19 days, with mdse to | DAde Lima Bark Coracoa (Br), Lockhart, Curacoa 15 days, with salt to Jos Foulke’s Sons.” Noy 17, lat 3641, lon 7035, spoke brig Nellie Shaw, steering NW by Bark Antelope. Simpson, Barbados. Brig CC Sweeny (of Harrington), White, Amsterdam, 65 dass, in ballast to Brett, Son & Co, Brig Catello © Ciro ital, D'Andria, Leghorn 78 days, with iavise to Punch, Edye & Co. Passed Gibraltar Sept 28. | Hig Katie (of st Croix), Robinson, Pernatbaen 40 days, with sugar to order. Crossed the Equator Oct 19 in lon 44; war 5 days N of Hatteras, with stron Brig Sague (of Philadetphia), Munday, Porto Cabello 19 | days, with cofee to Dallett, Bliss & Co: vessel tos & W | Welsh. Now 15, lat 2# 54. ton 71.16, passed an American | | brig steers ng Cog with letters RT tn i, | | Sehr Ada Portland, Ct), Doane, Para 23 ck & Co, | days, with rubber, & 17 Gays, with salt to | fir Mary E Doug! rs Woodrufl & Bobinson ; ito BS Wenber, Schr Edward Lameyer, Mulliken, Ponce, PR, Schr Anne E Valentine, Potter, Jncksonville 6 days, with lumber to Drew & Buckie; vesse! to Van Brunt & Bro. ‘Sehr Laura, Roberts, Jacksonville 8 days, with lumber to | Alsop & Clark; vessel to RP Buck. | Behr Jennie A Sheppard, Edgett, Georgetown, DO. | Scur Henry Davy, king, Baltimore, | Sehr 3 Widatet on, Hammond, Philadelphia. aa Steam , from Hall Nov 4 and Sontbaupt of leaving 5 rino (Br), But a hi, which arrived 20d, reports :—rom date 2d Inst,’ experienced continu. from 3W, W and NW, with peary sone: a heavy 0 n board,” carrying away the | forward bridge horaes and breaking one man's leg, anopher | of the seamen was thrown over t he wheel, injuring bim se | | verely; Nov 19, lat 43.35, lon 56, saw ship Strathearn (Br), | ‘Liverpool for Rew York. | from a Stoamer Premnits (Br), from Newcastle, B, arrived ‘22d, is consigned to John C Seager (not as before reported). | Ship Endeavor, from Manila, which arrived 22d, ro- oan: Had fresh BE trades in the Indian and Atlantic oceans: had & beni fag ed per eee hep ah ened assed Anjer Aug ape of Good Hope 2 we the Equator Oct 25, in lon 30 20. Rervnwen—Bark H D Stover. Pierce, hence 19h for Ia- Put back to port for @ harbor. | vans. Bark Amonia (Ital), whieh cleared Nov 18 for Gloucester, | B, put back for a narbor. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for New ' | ts | Brig Morning Light, Dill, New Maven for New York Sebr Marie L tall, Lawrence, Portiand for New York. Bebr Leonora, M N cket for New York Schr Wim D Cargill, Jones, Riverhead for New York, fehr Ocean Ranger, Winslow, Providence for New York. Retr Netlie Cashing, Allen, Rockland for New York. = Vo Capes, Lisle, bag ytd for pee yor it Henry Rernsen, Allen, efor Now Seur Wu A Crocker. Kelly: Portloud for New Kelly. Belir J K Atwood, Atwood, Boston for New York Bebr Jobo Baleh, Hi Behr foward Northport for New Forks Er rai Fain or Rew Gk ‘anuton ‘ Bele , Moston for New Yor: POCND PNG rate BEAT Wenjecnta” Bangla Cl Bed. "se Pete Remy Doboken for Boston. \ | damage | house Island, and now lies on her be@n | marked with the word | pe DZLAtDn, Oct 16—In port the er Schr J E Hurst, Cook, Port Johnson for Providence. Sebr R P King, Bliven, Hoboken tor New Bedford. Sebr Samuel F Godwin, Wilhais, New York for, Stamford. SAILED, Stoamers Nevada (Br), for Liv City of San Antonio, Galveston ; Cleo Savannah ; Isaac |, Richmond, Ac; Riebmond, Nerfotk ; Nuovo Vu ginia (Ital), Trieste: Bartolomeo Marciana (Ital), Cork; brig Chillianwallab, Key West, schr Cecile, Ciudad Boll- var. Wind at midniybt, W. Barometer as sanset, 30.17. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Pa-Por disaster to steamer Amerique (Pr), hence for Hayro, seo general nows columns. ‘The purser of the steumer City of Merida, from Vera Crus, &c, has our thanks for favors, Sreawrod KXICKKKROCKKR was discovered on fire iu the harbor y morning The tug Scandinavian rescued the erew and the Joln towed her into the Morris Smr Sykes, from Boston, at Honoluln previous to Oct 31, picked up Capt Graves, &c,"of ship Albert Gallatin, before reported wrecked off Cape Horn, Susp Garmener, from Philadelphia, arrived at Honolulu Oct 28 with part of crew of bark Jessie Seote (Br). Bank Sanrevon (Br), before reported, was in parsed in iat 4444 N. lon 51 07 W, by the sehr Ubas C Scammell (br), Smith, from Liverpool, at Sydney, CB. Bank Inoxsrpps, at Philndelphia from Denia, had heavy westerly gules the entire passage and makes a little water, Scun T C Lyman, Morrow, laden with’ old railroad iron, ran ashore at 2 o'clock AM'Nov 23, on Long Beach, two miles north of Little Karg Harbor, and will be & total lots. A part of the cargo will be saved. Crew saved, The TCL ‘was an old vessel of 82 tons and hailed from New Haven. Sonn Acnors, from Bangor, ashoro on Fire Island bar, 3 Colambon, Ha Long Island, bas five feet water in her hold. The deck load has been taken off and rafted inside the inlet. Anchors have been laid out m the channel, and with the first high tide it is expocted that she will be got off. Scun Rosin, Warren, before reported sunk at Whale Rock. has moved from her former position and now lies tn 7 to 8 fathoms of waturon the west side of the Rock. hall and about 80 fect of her lower masts arc under wat A swaill part of her sails and rigging have beou saved in a state, ‘The vessel and cargo will prove @ total loss. Scun R B Locxs, Schriever, from New Orleans for Bonaca (before reported), sprung a leak when 180 mfies off shore. The leak was discovered Sunday aiternoon, Nov 14. Tho crew commenced immediately workiug the pumps. The water gaining on the! was determined at 8 PA to put Back, and the pumps kept going continually for two days and nights, Another leak was discovered in the mean- time. The Locke reached Southwest Pass about 3PM on the 17th. Both leaks have been partly stopped since her ar- Fival in the river, and she was sailing up to New Orleans 18th for repairs. Scum AF Baruue, wrecked at Cobb's Island, was from Baltimore tor Boston, Her eargo (coal) t% valued at $1200, and {s believed to be insured in Boston. The vessel is said to be owned in Philadelphia. Scun A CRanpart bas been hauled off Charlestown beach, and was towed to Stonington 224, full of water. Qvick Passacr—Bark Abby Bacon, Capt Merril, from New York Oct 18, made the passage to Gibraltar in 17 (not 19) days, naving arrtved there on the 4th of November, Bho | was within oue day's sail of Gibraltar on the th day out. Caxars, Me, Nov 23—Schr BH Pray, of and for Pembrok Me, light, went ashore yesterday on Litsle River, Light nends full of water. ‘The revenue cutter Woodbury has gone to her assistance thir morning, Nawronr, Nov 23--Rovenin entter Samuel Dexter, Capt Phil- ston, Carson, seined yesterday schr Senstor Grimes, Capt brook, of Calais, Me, with coal, from Weehawken for for informality in her papers. Her manifest, it appears, had expired eight days previous and Capt Philbrook thought that as he was away from home Id wait until his re- turn before renowing the documents. To-d he was brought before the Custom House authorities and paid the hoavy wenalty prescribed by law, “His vessel was accordingly re- jeased. Tuner Rivers, Nov 22—Bark British Queen (Br), Black from Montreal for England, and several schooners loaded with flour, have gone into winter quarters here, there being too much ice in the river to proceed furths this season, WHALEMEN. Cleared at New Bedford Now22, bark Palmetto, Bolles, for Atiantic Ocean, SPOKEN. Ship Alice M Minot, Whitmore, from New You Francisco, Nov 19, lat 35 N, Ion 129 W. Ship Formosa, Reynolds, ' from Boston for Melbourne, Oct 2, lat 8 45 N, lon 26 10 W. Ship Duleep Singh (Bp from Caleutta for New York, Nov 20, lat $6 20 N, lon 74 2 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing tothe Hxraup London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Meds- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing ne OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. —Sailed, ship Oasis for San Avrwerr, Nov 2 ted States Sailed 22d, ship Detroit, Pike, Cardiff. Banrow, Nov 22—Sailed, barks Mermaid (Br), Coward, United States; Charlotte (Ger), Wallace, do. Bristow, Noy 23—Arrived, brig Stella Lodge (Br), Kirby, Haddiks Borvens—Arrived, bark Prins Friedrich Carl (Ger), Granznow, New York Buxmxn, Nov 22—Sailed, bark Jason Ger), Grimm, New York. Bancerowa—Sailed, Tahiti, for Pensacola; Carolina, for Philadelphia, Cowxs, Novy 19—Arrived, ship Geerge Green, Wilcox, En- derbury Island. Arrived in the Channel 22d, bark Johann Ludwig (Ger), Holjes, trom Baltimore for Bremen, Deat, Nov 23—Sailed, ship Trenton (Br), Falster (from London), New Orleans. Durex, Nov 21—Sailed, bark Gunbilda (Br), Mockler, United States. Exsinoxe, Nov 19—Arrived, bark Sunanine, Clark, New York for Stettin (has been cabled as arrived at Stettin). Gimrattan, Nov 12—Arrived, bark Neptune, Beal,Boston | for Smyrna. | Sailed about 12th, bark Protector (Nor), Ellissen (from Barcelona Oct 21), New Orleans. Hvtt, Nov 22—Sailed, bark David A Preston, Humphrey, Buenos Ayi Arrived 3 (see below). Hetvort, Nov 22—Sailed, barks Germanta (Ger), Evers, Baltimore; Hannah (for), New York; brig R Von Benning. (Br), Jaques, Uni- ¥ 23, schr Chittoer (Br), Gourley, New Orleans sen (Ger), Koster, do. Hamano, Nov 21—Sailed. bark Nicholas Thayer, Crosby, United Sta Havus, xen (from Hamburg), New York (was detained one day). Livenroot, Nov 19—Arriv (Br), Battersby, Quebec. Sailed 2 } | Noy 21—£ailed, steamer Klopstock (Ger), Win- | { steamer Lake Megantic | | 1d, ship Agathe (Nor), Hansen, Pascagoula; bark | Maggie Miller (Br), Cook, United States. i} Sailed 23d, ship Jabn Gladstone (Br), Locke, Savannah; | brig Ellen M Mitchell, Eaton, Baltimore (both not sailed | 21st). | | \ Lonpox, Nov 22—Cleared, bark Louise (Nor), Moreh, United States. Lisnox—Sailed, schr H C Winship, Doane, United State Ma1aGa—Suiled, bark Argus (Br), New York, | Puymoumt, Nov 23—Arrived, bark J J Strossmayer (Aus), | Medevich, New York via Queenstown, | Sailed 224, ship Koomar (Br), Norris, United States. Queenstown, Nov 23—Arrived, steamer China (Br), Gill, | Boston for Liverpoot (and proceeded). | Surenps, Nov 23—Arrived, bark Atlantic (Ger), Schering, | New York ; brig Florence (Br), Bull River, SC, | Stocknoum—Arrived. bark Ueland (Nor), Tallacksen, New York. Trasxt, Nov 22—Sailed, barky Rothesay (Nor). Everson, Now York; Frits (Ger), New Orleans, ‘Trieste, Nov 16—Arrived, barks P Bredsdorf (Swe), Ter- | kelsen, Philadetpoia; 19th, Idem (tal), Catfiero, do, Zante—Suiled, brig Mary E Thayer, McCarthy, United State Sailed from a port in the United Kingdom, bark Fanny M Carvill (Br), Watkins, United States, Loxpom, Nov 29—A quantity of wrocked stuff has recently been seen off the const of Wales, including o life buoy, jaludin, Lianelly.”” It is believed from this that the brig Saladin, of Lianelly (as previously stated), from Bull River, SC. for Bristol, has foundered, sud all hands lost. Het, Nov 28—The British schooner Chittorr, Capt Gour ley, which has arrived from New Orleans, oxperienced heavy weather and had rigging damaged, FOREIGN PORTS. ‘alleo, for Victoria, VI, to sail same day. ‘Axgostcna, Now 3=In port, scbr Anita, which logt her mainmast on the outward passage. and Isto be condemned. | MAnuctno, PR, Nov S—Salled, brig John Boyd (Br), Hobe ‘erts, New Yor | Boxsos Avues, Oct 15—In. port, barks Maggie (Bn, U | qihart, from Montreal, anc; Woodside, Montgo Mugie McNeil, Adams, do: Henry L Gregg. Dyer, erpool; Blanche How, Chase, for Boston; Ada Wiswell, | Wiswell, for New York; brigs Volante (Arg), for Valparaiso Nary Gibbs, Whitmore, for Liverpool ; echt Goo V Jordan, | | Dunean, for Antwerp. | Chartered—Brig Cam{lle (Br), Craig, for River Parana and Liverpool; Sarah ‘& Eioma, Carter, for Parpanda and Liver- vol. Miro Oct 12—Arrived. bare Vesuvius, Ulmer, Algona THRALTAR, Nov 4 (not Gth)—Arrived, bark Abby Bacon, | Merrill, New York (17 days passage). | Hosouvny, Oct 28—Arrived, ship Gatherer, Thompson, Philadelphia, to procoed to Marr Tsiand. Havana, Nov 21—Arrived, stonmer Austin, Morgan, Roek- ROT Peas beige Prairio Rove, Greenteat, Portland! Havana, jeyer, New York; schre Ixetta, Hinks, B 22d, Wind! ward, Mtaples, d Sailed Zist, brig Kingsion (Br), Batley, Halifax; 224, barks Uli (Bp), Goita, Galveston; Tuya (8p), Roig, Charlew: riatepax, Noy 2—Sailed, brig Detts (Br), for Demerara, Livenroot, Nov 16—Aerived, abip Hone (Br), Trefrey, bec. Pesounen, Oct S—Arrived, bark Metis, Kent, New York. tevipRO, Oct 20—In port, bark Mary Rideont (Br), itm for Mew York vriga’ Speed Cir), Larkin, heat daraavin, Oct Bo—Arrived, achr Matilde (Br), New York (and clowred 30th for Tampico) , Nov 7. bark Paladin (Arg), | Freeman, | fast: 19th, Westwind (Br), Conway, | Fant aati) Jones, St Johne(and cleard Oth for Baltimore via Aj cleared for Fron sche Kockio B Yates, Yates, do (and ‘eb e In port Noy 10, schrs J York, vin i arrived Oct 28, Wigs from Now Brynn, from Port wig. sees, Nov aramived, ore “Adte (Br), Everett, NB, Sailed 2ist, brig Alice, Bruguera, New Orleans. Montazat’ Nov 18—Oloared, bark British. Queen oe Black, 1 Fay 8 separa GHisland (Br), Davinon, By ney, i rr), Mc! , Glasgow. ‘Noxrw ynmev, OB, ‘Now 22~ Arrived, schr Chas E Sean- nel! (Br), Smith, trom’ Liverpool, Paband, Sept 2T—Tn port, bark T ¥ Whiten, Carver, from Batavia, arrived 7th, for New York. Sailed Sept 11, ship Cyclone, Marshall, New York. Prexaunuco, Oct In pot brig Water Witch, Tawes, to sail SOth for Hampton ads. Porto Capeu.o, Nov 7—In brig Mary Allerton, rae, from New York, arrived. eth, ‘che Abby Wasson, Gray, from do, arrived Ist, di Ponce, Nov Arrived, brig Renshaw, 8 Beier via Humacoa (and sailed previous to 1 cola). Sailed Nov 1, brig Qarlota (Sp). for Charleston In port Nov 10, sehr Ida May, Taimuon, from New York, ar- rived Oth, disg. RoouePoxt, Noy 7—Arrived, brig Gites Loring, Anderson, Stottin, Rio Janurno, Nov 13—Arrivod previously, bark Yamoy- witimore, den, Tobey, Balt ‘Sasled Oct 8, brig Senorita, Townsena, Baltimore. Tn port Oct 28, bark Wm' Miles (br), Butters, for Pensa- cola) ; and others as before). Rosato, Oct s6—18 pore brig Fairfield (Br), Taylor, from New York for Falmouth, EL Sypxey, NSW, Oct 20—Arrived previously, bark Con- qneror (Br), Davidson, New York. St HeLena, Oct 21—Passed, bark Sir Humphrey Davy (Br), Davy, from Colombe via Mauritius for New York St Jou PR, Nov 4—Arrived, schr WJ Byru, Torbert, orfoll, Sr Tiiomas, Nov 14—Sailed, bark Arizona, Conant, Pensa. cola, Sr Joux, NB, Nov 22—Cleared, brig Alice M (Br), Lav- erty, for Conway, Wales, Vicronta, V1, Noy 13—Arrived, ship Devenby (Br), Par. ker, Liver Mth. steamers Angeles, Thorn, and Dakota, Morse, San Francisco. Yansoors, NS, Nov 13—Arrived, schr Ben Bolt, New or Sailed 20th, ship Paul Boynton (Br, new), McMullen, New Orleans. Ivestor, New th for Pensa- AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 22—Arrived, steamer John Gibsot w York, pritiledBehry LL B Cowperwaith, Providence; Florence ean, do BOSTON, Nov 23—Arrived, steamer Dominion (Br), Ciements, Yarmouth, NS. Cleared Steamer ‘Jobas Hopkins, Hallett, Baltimore; brig Hermanos (Nor), Langfeidt, Queenstown’; schr Piym- out Rock, Parker, New Yor BALTIMORE, Noy 23—Arrived, steamers Wm Lawrence, Howes, Boston; Elizabeth, Clark, New York; ¥ W Brune, Foster, do; LA Denike, Jones, do, Cle Steamers Blackstone, Hallett, Providence; Cal- york, Foley, Charleston; Fanny Cadwallider, Foster, New on BRUNSWICK, Nov 18—Arrived, schr Braye, Ball, Charles- ton. Cieared—Brig Lanra Gertrude, Risk, New York, 19th—Below, bark Ada Carter, from Caibarien. BANGOR, Nov 20—Arnived, bark Chief, Nickerson, Bos- ton; schrs Abby 8 Oakes, Bullock, New York; Isabella Jewett, Fogy, Philadelphia: Philanthropist, Coombs, Port Johnson; George & Albert, Bryant, New York; Washington Hathors Cienred—Brig Cora Groen, Collins, New Yi BATH, Nov ailed, brig Josef, True, schirs Mary A Power, Willey, Cardenas; Agnes, Washington; Clarabol, Nickeivon. Albany. Live: 1, B; jodgdon, BRISTOL, Novy 20—Arrived, schr Surah Bruen, Petty, Philadelphia. CEDAR KEYS, Nov 18—In port, brig Annio & Lily, Bray. for Kennebunkport, ready {or ssa, CHARLESTON, Nov 22—Cleared, ship Lillie Soullard (Br), Goudy, Liverpool, 23d—Arrived, steamers Sen Gull, Child, Baltimore; City of Atlanta, Woodbull, New York; échrs A’ K Bentley, Mo- haffey, do; Lily, Cole, do, Saile Sip Arcadian (Br), Havre. CAPE COD, Nov 23, AM—Passod, steamer Eleanora, Johnson, from Portland for New York. DARIEN, Nov 15—Arrived, barks Biucher (Ger), Hintue, London: Alfred (Ger), Schroeder, Belfast Cleared 15th, bark Janet Forbes (Br), Kane, Barrow; schr axi¢ Netson, Nelson, Philadelphia; (8th, barks Columbia Hansen, Hamburg; Lothair (Bn, Hollywood, Bel- olin, DELAWARE CITY, Noy 23—Arved, ‘schr American Engle, Newlove, Lynn, waa MACHIAB, Now 19—Arrived, schr Para, Chase, New Yor! . EDGAKTOWN, Nov 20—Arrived, schr James Henry, Snow, New York tor Bangor. ‘Also arrived, schr Henry Harbinger, Smith, Philadelphia for Boston; E M Branscoimb, Dodge, New York for Salem; © E Moody, Arey, do tor Boston; Sardinian, Holbrook, Port Johnson for Rockland; Monticello, Morton, 'do for do;' Flor- enee Tarner, Walker, Rondout for Boston ;N W Magee, Sea. man, Philadelphia for do; Harmona, Ryder, do for Rockland (and all sailed) FERNANDINA, Nov 15—Arrived, schrs Annie C Cook, Cook, Ponce, PE; Samuel Fish, Teal, Charleston; 168 Dora’M French, French, do; 17th, G W Andrews, Waite, di Katie Collins, Mathis, do; 18th, Thos G Smith; Hand, do Bessie E Dickinson, Dickinson, do, ‘Also arrived 17th, sehr WR Drury, Henderson, Savannah. Cieared 15th, briz Mary A Chase, Dolan, New York; 16th, Dark 8 W Holbrook. Mitchell, Philadelphia; brigs Manuela (Sp), Mondeguren, Bristol, E? 17th, Sarah Gilmore, Clifford, Bio Janeiro; Itt, sehr Thos W "Holder, Saunders, Yori jolmson. FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 23—Passed in for Baltimore, bark Harvester, from Lotidonderry, Sailed—Barks Talisman, and Goethe, for Baltimore; brig anda large fleet of coasters, Lizzie Zettlosen, for New York ied, schr D M Anthony, Me- FALL RIVER, Nov 20— Lean, Georgetown, D Zist—Arrived, schrs Anna B Hayes, Barlow, and Palla- dium, Ryder. Now York; Evelyn, fort Johnson, GALVESTON, Nov 22—Arrived, schr Amos Edwards, Somers, Philadelphia. KENNEBUNKPORT, Nov 21—Arrived, schrs Rising Sun, Jones, Fernandina, NEW ORLEANS, Nov 18—Cleared, schr Constance (Br),* Morgan, Traxtilo, 23—Arrived, ship Talbot (Nor), Rolfsen, Rochefort; bark Castor (Nor), Danielson, Genoa. Also arrived, steamers Margaret, Baker, Havana; Domin- fon (Br), Liverpool. Clenred—Burk Leon (Fr), Omnis, Havre. Soutnwest Pass, Nov 18—Arrived, sehr Monadnock, Buker, Cardenas. J~Arrived, ship Isnae Reed, Colby, Waldoboro, Me; | bark Julie Ernestine (rr), Labarbe, Boruéaux, Sailed—Steamer Durham (Br), Reval. Inside the bar, bound out—Steamer Pascal (Br); ships Crescent City, Maria Greenleaf; bark Comtesse Duchavel (Fr). NEWBURYPORT, Nov 22—Arrived, schr T H Liviny ton, MeDonald, Hoboken, = NEW BEDFORD, Nov 23—Arriyed, schrs Monmouth, from Philadelphia; Judge Tenny, New York; Hastings, do. Suiled—Sehrs Conia, New York; Helen, do Arrived 224, sehr Restless, Burnham, Port Johnson, NEWPORT, Nov 21, PM—Arrived, Samuel L Grocke Thrasher, Elizabethport for Warren; & W Ponder, Thrashe! New York for Taunton; Luna, Wells, Hoboken for Somer: set; Palladium, Ryder, and A'B Hayes, Barlow, New York for Pall River, And all sailed 22d. Also, brig O'C Clary, Rider, Boston for New York; schr United States, Baker, Hyannis for do. Also, schrs ‘Henry’ Adelbert, Kenney, Gardiner for New York; Restless, Burnham, Port Johnson for New Bedford Mary, Mazee, Rondout for Boston; Sea Flower, of Orleans light, and all yd 22d. bse ests ‘hr Henry Gibbs, Coffin, New York for New Bedford, aver discharging part of cargo. Sehr Henry Adelbert, spe from Gardiner for New York remains in port Maviug wold part of her cargo of hay ere, NEW LONDON, Noy 22—Arrived, schrs Xebec, Hoboken for Pawtucket; Ware, Trenton for do; C Carroll, Port John- son for Providence, Marcena Munson, do for do; Cynthia Sane, Elisabethport for do; Charles E Smith, Philadelphia for do; A G Lunson, Haverstraw for do; Fred Tyler, Hoboken for Norwich ; Elizabeth Washburn, Coid Spring for do; Louis Walsh, Port Johnson for do; J I Worthington, Philadephia for do; Paramount, Chuthatn for do: James English, Provi- dence for do. Bailed—Schre Racer, for Virginia; Ella Strick) a Gere Gordo, for NewYork; JE Ooiyer “trom i on, NEW HAVEN, Nov _22—Arrived, brig Morning Light, Dill, Porto Kico:selrs Rappabannock, Suck. Sonth Amboy { Mary Hyer, Brown, do; Venus, Davis, New York; Lewis Jane, Harrison, Kingston ; Annie & Edith, Benton, Perth Amboy; 8 Tailor, ‘Fallor, dp: Pantine, King, Green Julia A'Baker, New Yor) rietta, Sprague, 5 Unele Jog, Janes, Greenport, Cleared—Schr Twilight, Jones, Alexandrim PORT GAMBLE, Nov 15—Arrived, bark WC Parke (Haw), Penhallow, Honolula. PASCAGOULA, Nov 12—Cleared, schrs A P Emmet Emmerson, Pensacola; 13th, Sarah Hall, Morgan, Key We 17th, brigs Nellie Gay, Dussant, Barvados; 18th, Anna Kaluht, Davis, New Orloans, PHILADELPHIA, Nov 22—Cleared, brig Ida L Ray, Haske!l, Portsmouth, NH, sche L T Whitemore, Whitemore, Port Royal. 2id—Arrived, steamers Williamsport, Willets, Boston; Livingston, Charleston; Ann Elina, Richards, N York; bark Hornet, Hopkins, Denia; seirs Providence; NA Hand, Peterson, Appenaug; ton, Ladlam, Dennisy Also arrived, steamers Pottsyille, Winuett, New Yor! Hereules, Swasey, Boston; bark Memento (Nor), Andersen, London ;' schrs ‘Curtis Miton, Risley, New York; Abbie Corson, Corson, do; Mary A Trainor, Austin, Portamoutl Florence Howell, Fennimore, Boston; Frank B Colton, . do; Jos Enton, Jr, Peterson, do; Susan B Ray, Endi Ennily & Jennie Hewitt,’ do; J B Vandusen, Co Annie Virden, Hubbard, do; ‘Wm Marshall, Gann, Richard Vaux, Robinson, do; M_& B Henderson, Price, i AD Scull, Frambes, do; © EB Eimer, Corson.do; J Kionsie, Steelinan, do; Thos Clyde, Cali, do Addie 3 Bacon, Bacon, do; ‘Geo Nevinger, Smith, do;" R W Huddell, Deputy, Gloteesier: Kate G Robirson, Champion, East | Braintree; Samnel O Hart, Kelly, New Bedford; Caroline Young, Young, Lanesville, red—Steamers Centipede, Miller, Boston; Lancaster Mills, do: Beverly, Wallace, Reading: Colburn and Experi- ment, Ingram, New Yorl Wellington (Br), Card, Ant- werp: bark Tancook (Br), Durkee, Cork or Falmonth;’ sehrs Fauny Butler, Warren, Portsmouth; © W May, Davis, Boston; Maggie Cain, Scull, Somerset; J H Diverty, Wil- liams, Cambridgeport; C E Jackson, French, Gloucester; W Bement, Harris, Providence; P P Keller, Henderson, Paw- tucket. Also cleared, sto rkiomen, Pierce, Chelsen, Ma {pid sailed): sctre Carotin Young, Young, Cambridgepor ollyer, Taylor, Hingham ; Katie G Robinson, Champion, Nepomaet ne Sten Centipede, Lancaster and Readi; . Ruwcasris, Deu Noy 28 AM--Gosr Americsn Bagies from d remains.’ Schr Salem, anchored off here lust nignt Mand, from, Portland, ttnow passing up at 9AM. | Noon—Sehrs Hattie M Crowell, from Boston; J M Leon- ard, and Bmima Arey, from do, passed up since morning re. rt und anchored above here. Schr W H Whitaker, for | Wonton, pasned down at 10 AM PM—Senr American Engle left for Delaware City this af- ternoon, to load for Lynn. Ships Lizzie Moses, fur Antwerp, and Premier (Nor), for do, passed down. DELAWAUR BREAKWATER, Nov 23, Cann sailed for Philadelphia at, marie arrived from New York at 100 gail bere. An unl doring the night. A Henry Qondon, from al ‘L Hickman have arrived. junderinnd, as arrived for Noon—Brig Li & Virgini . from Palermo via Boston, yo! in this mornin, Behra Carolin i. gain, QP Sommers, and Lillie A Warford aro in the har r. PM—No further changes here today. The harbor is crowded with vessels. PORTLAND, Me, Nov 22—Arrived, stoamer Peruvian (Br), Watts, Liverpool. Clenred—Schrs F H Odiorno, for Baltimore; Star, New Rachelle. isd—Arrived, bark Archer, Hatch, Boston; scnr Mary Far- row, Belfast for New York. Cleared—Brigs Kaluna, Mitchell, Havana Cardenas, Also cleared, echr Three Sisters, Philadelphia, PORTSMOUTH, Nov 21—Arnived, schr Wave, Pinkham, Hoboken. Bes cale rte Mary E Thompson, Gilkey, New York. Arrived, steainers Hunter, sher- ROVIDENCK, Nov man, Philadelphia; Vindicator, Rogers, do; sehrs J ‘lari ‘endlevon, Northnp, Port Jobnson ; N Berry, do; James Bayles, Arnold, do for Pawtucket: DW Sau ders, Mott, Rondovit: Empress, Kennedy, do via Newport: A Ww" sn, Mehrhot, Croton; Brandywine, King, Haverstraw, Wm E Morrell, Kelly, Albany; Ann Eliza, Cnawell, and'O P Shultis, Young, Hoboken; Kate Seranton, Palmer, New York. iled—Stoamer Wm Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore vin Nor- Willow sebrs Georgie Clark, Bartlett jade iHorwr, Handouts ‘Mary’ Pierson, New York. 4d—Arrived, stoamer McClellan, March, Baltimore, AM—Bark Sarah B 30 AM. | Steamer Albe- 30 AM. There are about , partially loaded, arrived the harbor says tl for Providence, and Vir ‘ad Sen} (Aus), from ; Torrent, for SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 15—Sailed, bark Hant's County t and United Kinydom, aries, Smuailey, Liverpool. hips Erie the Red. ritivly Statesman “ie 0, uceustown, SAVANNAH Novas arrived, steamers Oriental, Hal lett, Boston; Wyoming, Teal, Philadelphia Falcon, Baltimore ; San Jacinto, Hazard, New York. ‘Also arrived, scbr Wapella, Penny, New York. Cleared—Barks {jemmet (Nor), ‘Tagmundsen, Bremen; Valparaiso (Sp). Roses arcelona, Sailed—Steamer Leo, Dauiels, New York; ship Savannah (Ger), Galveston ; she'd K Diverty, St Marys, Ga. STONINGTON, Nov 21—Arrived, schrs Perine, Sheifield PortJobnson; J'C Havens, Hallock, River Head; Dread: aught, Saunders, Port Johnson; Alfred, Wall, New York for Wood's’ Hole, pt. arrived eo ipa Groadell, Wilbur, Providence via YoDUnCotal 0@ Miscellany). VINEYARD HAVEN Noy a2 Arrived, hark Ephraim, Williams, Dix Island Yor New York; schrs HT Hides, Georgetown, DO, for Boston; Orlando, Eliaabethport for do Mary, Rondout for do; Mary’ Ella, South Amboy Ports: mouth; Kate -M Hilton, Georgetown, DC, for Bath; Vicks. burg, Bangor for Philadelphia; Addie’ Fuller, Rockport, Me, for Georgetown, DC Sailed—Bark' Ephraim, Williams: schra E G Willard, Nellie Lamper, Oceanus, Walter © Hail, Wm M Everett, Win 8 Farwell. WILMIMUTON, NO, Nov 20—Cleared, bark Rana (Nor), Larsen, Antwerp. Arrived, steamers Raleigh, Oliver, Baltimore; Reyu- Howe, New York. WICKFORD, Novy Z1—Arrived, schr H’ 8 Woodworth, Woodworth, Port Johnson. WARREN, Noy 21—Arrived, sehr 8 L Crocker, Thrash Port Johnson, _ MISCELLANEOUS. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, OFFICIAL LIST OF DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 17, CLASS NO. 968, rd. 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