The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1875, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTER, pn ee) THE RESULT OF THE PRIMARIES LAST NIGHT — THE SLATE DELEGATES CHOSEN. Under the call of the Hon, Abram S. Hewitt, chair- ‘man of the old Democratic General Committee, and the He Joho Kelly, chairman of the Committee on Organization, the Tammany primaries for the election ofthe new General Committee for. 1876 were held last evening in the several Assembly districts and the ‘Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth wards, The polls were well attended and a large vote was cast. As the slate was al) made out by Boss Kelly there was but little oppogition, and this was confined to about half'a dozen districts, Ii the Third a disturbance took place, but it was immediately stopped by the police, In the Seventh ® very light vote was polled, In the Ninth the ticke® headed by Alderman Gilon and George W. Morton was elected. In the First district an attempt was made to run an independent ticket, but it only received twelve | votes, in the upper wards the slate as made out by | Boss Kelly was followed to the lotier. | The following are the names of the delegates to the | ww General Committee :— FIRST DISTRICT. | Nicholas Muller, Patrick G. Duffy, Patrick Dollard, | James Flynn, Edward Burke, John Woods, Thomas | Foiey, Denis Keenan, Patrick Cullen, Thomas Coughlan, | Charles Schulz, Matthew Stripp, Jobn Dunieavy, ‘Thomas Cleary, John Stiles, Henry’ Ficken, Joho nedy, John Bates, Timothy Moynaban, George W. C Clarke, Patrick ‘Kerrin, Patrick 't. Carney, Henry Campbell, John Hurley, James Healy, Thomas E. Smith, Michael Gray, Denis Quinn, John Fineken, * James P. Wilson, Charles Grave, Janes Mooney, Joba M. Willis, Frederick G. Gude, Louis P. Aldridge, Francis P. Kuapp, Claus Puckhafer,’ Janes Kearney, William H. Moloney, Patrick McCann, Huga Dalton, James | Sullivan and James W. Reilly. SECOND DISTRICT, Patrick Lysaght, Martin J. Keese, Constantine Don- eho, Patrick Divver, Hugh Keane, Robert M. Dore, Ymothy J. Donohue, John Conneli, Charles Seblegel, James Oliver, Jeremiah Driscoll, Daniel Scully, James Campbell, William Vail, Nicholas Brown, Harry How- ard, Michael D. Downey, Cornelius F, Cronin, Edward Maher, George G. Fuessel, Thomas J. Nealis, Willi McGuire, Thomas McGrath, Christian Cook, James J. Wynne, Michael O'Grady,’ William P, Kirk, James Dunphy, Edward Henry, ‘Michael W. Bowen, Bryan Gaughan, John Powers, John Mitchell, Thomas'C. Ken- nedy, Richard Cashman, Michael Reirdon, John Bowe, Owen Fallon and Patrick Crowley. THIRD DISTRICT. Jobn ‘Birmingham, John Mulholland, Francis O'Reilly, Charles M. Clancey, Patrick D. Byrne, Thomas Stanton, Patrick Dennin,’ Michac! Burke,’ Patrick MeCollnm, Peter Daley, James W. Connolly, Thomas | Byan, Owen Cavanagh, William H. Rooney, Thomas | MeWuire, Henry Jacobs, Jobn J. Sweeney, Jobn C, Brogan, Michael E. Gullfoyle, William McMullen, Michael Feeney, John P. Senninger, James J. Slevin, Michae! Goodwin, William Lynch, Patrick Oakley, John J. O'Keefe, Thomas Smith, Jr. ; Alexander Patten, Sr. ; James Donnellon, Nei! W. O'Connor, Patrick W. Demp- | sey, William McIntyre, Edward Cullen, William Roberts and William Johnson. FOURTH DISTRICT, George Acry, Charles F. Walters, Patrick Tangney, Andrew Martin, Timothy O’Brien, Lawrence Burke, Daniel Donovan, Hugh O'Donnell, Christopher Murray, | Martin Abrens, Louis Levy, Charles Kelly, John Fy Walsh, Jobn Mulquin, Denis Considine, Peter Duffy, John J. Reilly, William H. O’Conners, Thomas Radley, Btephen Lovejoy, Timothy J. Sullivan, P. H. Keenan, Dr. W. J. Welch, Henry Close, Bugeue McCarty, Charle Lindemann, Thomas Shields, John Gal Semcken, Philip Collins, Bernard C. Ryan, Edward T. Fitzpatrick, Edward Clarkson, George Linder, James | W. McBarron, William Colligan, John C. Keating, John Glass, John Smith, Daniel Ryan, Daniel O'Brien, Owen ©’Rourke, James B. Mulry, Geerge J. Brown, M. fi. Whalen, Owen Moran, David Noonan, Jobin Jacobs, Samuel McCreary, James Bagley and Join Lattimore, | PIPTH DISTRICT, Henry A. Gumbleton, Edwin R. Meade, John Kelty, Edmund M. Plum, Lewis McDermott, Lawrence Fin- nigan, Hugh Brady, Daniel Kelly, Charles Suess, Jonn’ McDonald, Peter Crawford,’ James Rourke, Jobn H. Stadilander, Joseph F. Rogers, James | Keyes, Henry Hughes, William Cleary, ' Thomas | Canary, Nelson W. Young, Josep "Jennings, | Lous Betjeman, James Deignan, J. Charies | Koch, dobn McGinn, Peter Mitchell, Jobn Purceil, | | Louis Oberle, Aibert A. Holter, James F. Cavanagh, Warren ©. Bonnett, Bart. F. Kenny, Wilham Benneit, | Arthur J. Delaney, William Harney, Michael Maillon, | Robert H, Pollock and Denis G. Ferguson. SIXTH DISTRICT. Timothy J. Campbell, Audrew I. Brush, James Car- raher, Francis Freuud,’ William Clancy, August Gruen- berg, Richard Evans, John Kirwin, Lawrence K. Hill, | Wiiliam Geoghegan, Jacob King, James D), McKinnon, | Michael J. Adrian, Patrick J. McAlear, Charles Gaila- gher, Charles Hulshoff, Jacob Seherding, Dennis Sulli- van,” William Long, Michael Hyland, Patrick Farle James Mahon, Richard Cotter, P. J. McLaughlin, Louis Berger, Jobn H. Hughes, Moses Mebrbach, Wilham Ait, Gilbert B, Wood, Jacob’ Seebucher, Patrick O’Conor, Frederick Zimmor, Matthew Patten, Charles A. Bruning and Thomas Dowd. SEVENTH DISTRIC Martin T. McMahon, Peter B. Olney, Vincent C, King, Heury H. Porter, Horatio N. Twombly, Edward |. Parris, Charles Golden, A. P. Green, John Morris, John | Habbverlin, Jobn Carey, Jobn J. Byrnes, Smith E. Lane, Patrick Reid, Joun J.’ Fitzgerald, Jobn , Williams, James Riley, Charles Walsh, Michael Smith, James H. Skidmore, Josep B. Lawrence, Francis A. Stephenson | and George C. Lloyd. | KIGHTH prstRIcT, \ | | Edward D. Gale, George Hall, William J. Rap- nbagen, Seth C. Douglass,” Phihp Benjamin, [eos Wallace, Philip Goldman, James B. Mur- ray, Thomas Wallace, Willam Campbell, Buroett Cracow, Michael J. Glynn, Charles Gaussman, Joseph | Kassel, William Gruber, George A. Stauf, William H. McCorkle, Sigismund Hirsch, Martin Engle, Conrad Baecht, Joseph Maclay, Cornelius Gillen, Martin Nacht- man, Richard G. Newkirk, Robert Burckhardt, Hugo Gorsch, Bernard Kenney, Thomas Kerrigan, Albertus Wood, Frederick Woeful, Edward 0’ Keef, Jobn Tueiss, Thomas J. Carieion, James Carr, James Towers, Joun Kuntz, Francis Bruckner, John Landers. George Kub- ler, Jr, Jacob Morton, An‘hon Strauss, Adam Genard, Christian Walz, Charies Bauer, Samuel Ausres and Michael Kenney. NINTH DISTRICT. | Faward Gilon, George W. Morton, George A. Jore- miab, Willits H- Carroll, ‘Thomas’ Kanady, James | Fitzpatrick, Johu J. Gorman, Isaac Odell, Wil- | liam H. Gray, Jobn Aitken, Hugh O'Donnell, Wil- | Kiam H. Dusenberry, Jobn- T. Ryan, William H. Dobbs, Matthew Walsh, Joun W. Browning, Samuel | ‘A. Lewis, Thomas D. Bazley, William J. Van’ Arsdate, | Patrick Hanrahan, Joseph 'B. Coe, James Crumicy, | Philip L. Hoffinan, Dearborn G. Piper, William H. Don- | gan, Felix Larkin, Peter M. Donlon,’ William Burns, | John B. Collins, Daniel Williams, Arthur J, Donnelly, ‘Albert J, McCullough and James Flanagan. THNTH DISTRICT. Anthony Fickhof, John Guth, William B Maclay, | John W, Gunter, Joseph Koelble, Philip Merkle, Lows | ©. Waehner, P. M. Connor, Francis Y. Euring, George A. Heinrich, Owen Murphy, Charles MeNulty, Andrew Hanneman, Samuel Mullen, John Zabn, Jolin N. Roy- noids, Silas Ling, John H. Gross, Joseph P. Strack, Otiver H. Kingsland, Conrad Reidenbach, Thomas | Clarke, Petez Gammel, Ferdinand Levy, Isaac Rodman, Ambrose 8. Pratt, Edward 8. Hassey, Louis Monninger, | Louis Erzer, A. F. Schilling, Julius’ Bob, Christopner Flicke, Charles Berth, Joseph Scuaffier and Charles Fabrenkotf. RLEVENTH DISTRICT. Augustus Schell, Henry J. Dimock, David Banks, Menzo Diefendor?, Willis 8 Paine, George M. Smith, Elbert Ellery Anderson, William Sauer, George Caul- field. John T. Agnew, James McConnell, Daniel K. Lyddy, Jobn A. Beall, Peter Trainer, Alfred J. Keegan, James’ Kelly, David’ McAdam, Michael Dougherty, Francis G. Hamilton, William G. Flammer, Peter Her: mann, Francis Lynde Stetson, Michael Roche, John Deering, Nicholas Judge, William J. Newman, Adam Hens, Frederick Bauer, Matthew Burns and Thomas O'Gara. Henry Woltman, Patrick Keenan, William W, Cook, Gerald Fitzgibbons, Samuel 8. Acker, Albert W. F. Krauss, Daniel Hanley, John H. Roberts, Patrick Hall, Edward Michiing, Joun Keenan, Moses Weil, Francis | Murray, Joseph 3. Gattenberg. Patrick Moore, John E. White, Thomas icCauley, Magnus Grozs, Nicholas Schoen, Aaron Aarons, James McGovern, Isaiah Kauft- | man, Michael Murray, Peter Wannemacher, James | TWRLPTH vIsTRICT. | / | 0 Connor, Charles A. King, Peter Halpin, Samuel Wel, | Patrick Retily, William Scuumacher, Lawrence Keenan, Kaphael Goldsmith, James Doyle, John Burckert, Joseph MeVey, Francis ilip Stiefel aud Ed- ward C. Malloy. THMTEENTH DISTRICT, Sydney P. Nichols, £. U. sullivan, Wilbam Dall, Mat- thew Halpin, Michael J. Phelan, E. L. Donneliy, Henry Couney, James Barker, D. D. Wortendyke, Bd: ward Berrian, John MeNerl, Patrick Gibney, C. Fine, | Jobn Jeroleman, Peter Hynes, Michael Wilson, Thomas H. Smith, William Lamb, Ubarles Cowen,’ Michael Kline, Michael Curley, John Dutty, es Gibson, Robert Noab, Thomas Lynch, John O'Rielly, Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr. ; Alexander J. Shieids and Richard Flanigan. ¥IPTEENTH DISTRICT. Michael Fitzsimons, Joun H. Tietjen, William J Kane, James G. Dimond, James J, Campbell, Francis Gorey, Edward Fitzpatrick, Tuomas Daw, George W. MeGisnn, Charles Brice, Michael McLaughlin, Richard | J. Morrisson, Frederick Helbig, Joseph Blumenthal, | ancis Morgan, William Salmon, Thomas J. Hall, Thomas H. Fox, James J. Deory, Martin P. Killian, | eter Farrell, Christopher Bath, Felix Dougherty, John Kelly, Edward Brucks, William MeConkey, Michael | Canning, Thomas B, McManus, Lawrence ‘Brangan, Adam killer, James Morton, Francis wade, Charles | Celler, JoLu D, Townsend, B. 8. Levy, Hugh L. Co Joseph Ross, Michael J, Mabon, Thi Tregoning, | Jeremiah Cronin, George Bouesein, Michael Darcey, Rt. J. Sullivan, Daniel Strain, Louis smith, Bernard Flood, Vatrick Brady. SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. Frederick Smyth, William 1, Nassau, James B. Brady, Thowas Kerrigan, Jobn 8. Masterson, Leo U. Dessar, James P, Cumpvell, Lawrence Morrissey, Will jam Corey, Martin Buckley, James Conneliy, Michael Jean rge Greener, Fritz Meyer, Matthew Quinn, Francis Roddy, Patrick I. Grady, Henry Quinn, Walter Murray, William Hullahan, Patrick McLaughlin, | Michael Hays, William O'Gorman, Jethro Wasbburne, | William Mullaney, James E. Byrne, William Joyce, | Charlies Melntre, Petor McCullough, Edward Schewyer, Rodenck F, Farrell, John Doyie, William B, Finley, | Charles H. Haswell, Andrew Heid, Michael Cain, Michael Corrigan, John Daggan, Bernard F. Martin, An- drew Ewald, Robert Roberts, Martin Senger, Jamos Carroll, Patrick Carley, Ralph Bush, Andrew Delaney, Daniel Fallon, Thomas Cushing, William Dealing, Jotin BH, Cusack, Jobu 8. Graber, Micl Hi. Kennedy. Dai h Damian KW. Han Voothig, Rast San | A 1 Dooley, ive. Patrick | A Donald, William ». rarreu, ‘Thomas Fenton, Thomas Dunlap, Joseph McAvoy, David L. Baker, Andrew Smith, Germain Hanschel,’ Edward Koach, Daniel Calia- han, B, W. Ellison, William L. Wiley, Sheppard F. Knapp, Jon F. Brennan, George Nolan, Patrick Mar- tin, Francis Finnen, John Consiedine, Patrick OReilly, William Skelly, V. K. Stevenson, James J. McGovern, Renjamin P. Fairchild, Thomas Shannon, Jonn Burns, Joseph E. McCormack, Thomas O'Callaghan, TWHNTY-PIRST. DISTRICT. Hugh H. Moore, Henry ¥. McGown, Joseph P. Fallon, William H. McCarthy, Thomas MesSpédon, Philip Duty, Michael Doyle, Ryan, Thomas Vaughan, William ‘A. Boyd, Patrick McMannus, John O'Connor, Charles Jones, John MeGuire, Peter McGinnis, John Rourke, P. E. Reed, Michael Graham, Peter Krameich, Jason Mills, James Scailon, William’ H. Colwell, Charies Place, James P. Sinnott, Abraham Brown, Jr., John W. Smith, Edward P.’ Steers, Thomas H. Ferris, Patrick McGuire, Matthew H. Moore, Charles Tucker, F. V. B. Kennedy, €. H. Chandler, Thomas McCabe, Edward C Sheehy, James Meagher, 'G. K. Ackerman, Edwin F. Corey, William McNally, John H. Harnett,’ Frederick Landman, Thomas B. Tappin, Alonzo Keeler, Jobn H. Balmore,’T. J. Crombie, A. B. Caldwill,’ James P. Meivor, William Hayes, William H. Kipp, M. F. Fitz- gibbon, John J, Glasson, Jr., Simon Batt, Jobn Mulhol- jund, Bernard Keegat jacob Stein, Francis V. Oliver, Franeis Geiger, Andrew J. Kennedy, Charles Welde, Ernest A. Levy, Patrick Bagan, John Halpin. . THE “AMERICAN UNION.” WHAT LEADING WESTERN MEN THINK OF THE HERALD EXPOSE AND SECRET POLITICAL OR- GANIZATIONS GENERALLY. St. Louis, Mo., Dec, 24, 1875, ‘The Henauo’s stupendous exposure of the “0, A. U.”” has stirred up the politicians in this section, because it is known that branches of the Order exist (if they do not flourish) about here. Few people paid any atten- tion to the local organizations, but now that the Order is demonstrated to be so strong in New York and Ohio, much curiosity is felt respecting our home societies, I have heard the opinions of a good many prominent men, but I have ouly time to hastily sketch some of them. The Times, in connection with clippings of the Tues- day bombshell in the Heraup, published an account of a lodge or society here which it claims is an offshoot of the “0. A. U."’ and to which, it alleges, E. W. Fex, the former chairman of the Republican Central Committee, belongs, This gentleman, who has been a hard worker for the republican party here for years, denies that he belongs to the local organization and expresses disap- proval of all such societies as work in the dark. Ex-Governor Thomas C. Reynolds expressed similar views, és Ex-Governor Thomas C, Fletcher says he does not believe such an organization exists here. He said that he had read the Heraup carefully, and he doubted not but that there was an organization in the kast, con- trolled by ambitious men of no ability, most of them mere | olfice-seekers, He gays that overa year ago certain political shysters here had approached lim on the sub- ject, and that he refused to have anything to do with them, He gave it as his opinion that secret organiza- tions connected with a political party had always been and would ever prove to be a burden to whatever party gave them countenance. Lieutenant Governor Charles P. Johnson, in speaking of the Hnauo’s ezposé, said hit he had’ read the re- ports and that he believed such an orgapization would have but little effect upon the politics of the country. Whatever weight it might have had was destroyed by the exposure of the Hemanp, He denounced any secret organization in the interests of any political party, Any | party linked with it could not but suffer an ignominious | deteat, ~~ OBITUARY. HON. CHARLES HUBBARD. Hon. Charles Hubbard, formerly member of the Mas- sachusetts Legislature and ex-State Senator, dicd in Chelsea, Mass., yesteraay, aged eighty years, He was prominently known in busiuess affairs, JOHN W. SCHULTEN. By acable telecram we are informed of the sudden death of Mr. John W. Schulten, which occured the 25th | inst, in the city of Berlin, where he has been domiciled for many years, in charge of the business of the house of Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co. for all rinany. Mr. Schulten was some years ago a well known merchant of this city, and will be well remembered for his kind and Social qualities by those who enjoyed his personal ’c- qaintance. GAYLOR SHELDON. Mr. Gaylor Sheldon, an old and well known citizen, died yesterday morning at his residence, No. 62 East 127th street, at the age of seventy-seven years, Mr. Sheldon wag brought up in the dry goods business, and with his brother, Smith Sheldon, carried on the whole- sale dry goods business in Albany for many years, Some time ago he retired from business altogether and resided in New York. His father, Dr. Sheldon, was member of Assembly trom Montgomery county for ten consecutive years and was Speaker of the House for four years, “Mr. Gaylor Sheldon was a prominent mem- ber of the Baptist Church and was well known for his geueral benevolence and nobleness of heart. ME. EDMCNSTON. A cable telegram has been received in Montreal, Canada, from Europe, announcing the death in London of Mr. Edmunston, aged eighty-one years, formerly of Montreal, and a partner of Sir Hugh Allen trom 1839 to 1863. MRS. DANIEL BARKALOW. Mrs. Daniel Barkalow, the mother of Judge Barkm low, died in Paterson, N. J., yesterday, after a week's illness, of pneumonia, Mrs. Barkalow wasa lady of the old school. Her father was the celebrated Swartwout, warm partisan of Aaron Barr, and her recollection was sored with interesting reminiscences of the dis- guished men of the early days of the Republic. She the widow of Daniel Barkalow, for many years one of the leading lawyers of the northern section of New Jersey and prosecutor of Passaic county courts for sev- eral years, WILLIAM CRICHTON, OF BALTIMORE. A telegram from Baltimore, under date of 28th inst., reports as follow: A private despatch from New York announces the death in that city to-day of William Crichton, formerly one of the most prominent and active merchants in Baltimore and extensively engaged in trade. He was one of the founders and the first president of the Balti- more Corn and Fiour Exchange, and was an active member of the St Andrew’s Society, His remains will be brought here. THOMAS P. HUSTON. Thomas P. Huston, one of the proprietors of the Pittsburg (Pa.) Gazette, died at his residence in Pitts- burg, yesterday morning, of consumption. Hig health has been failing for over two years, but it is only daring the past year that he has been unable to attend to busi- ness. MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Wan Darantuxyr, ) Orrick ov THe CHIkP SIGNAL Orvicer, Wasuixorox, Dec, 29-1 A.M. 'f Probabilities. For Wednosday, in the South Atlantic States, station- ary or falling barometer and temperature, easterly winds and cloudy weather. For the Gulf States falling barometer, warmer, south- erly winds, partly cloudy weather and occasional rain, For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, upper lakes, | Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer, warmer, increasing southeasterly winds, partly cloudy and threasening weatner. For the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern Stator, northwest to southeast winds, cloudy or partly cloudy | weather, falling barometer and stationary temperature, For the canal regions from New Jersey to Virginia temperatures remain above freezing. The Lower Ohio and the Mississippi will continue rising. THE WRATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of last year, as in- deated by the thermometer at Hudout's ‘pharmacy, Henatp Building :— 1574. «1875, 1874, 1875, 3AM. 42 80 8:30P. M..... 46 35 30 6PM 35 SL 9PM ao = 32 12 P.M. 83 Average temperature yesterday, «+s S234 Average temperature ior corresponding date last year oe vee 4G SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK ¥OR tHe MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY, Steamer, | faite] Pestination| Office. Dec, 29.|isverpool. |4Bowling Green Porumerania..... [Dee 80, |Hamburg,.|61 Broadway of Virginia.,|Dec. ¥0.|Glaxgow...|72Bronaway Baypt.... Jun, 1-/ Liverpool. |64 Broadway Culltornia.. Jan, 1.|Glasgow ...|7 Bowling Green Cermanie Jon. 3.|Léverpooi..| 7 Broadway ‘ ian, 4.| London... 168 broadway cnty 4, | Liverpool. .| 15Brosaway " {| Livernoot.. | 288 Rotterdam .| Bremen. | Liverpool ‘ay 'z Bowling Green 14 Bowling Green 72 broadway City of l Sur Grey Eaoux cleared from Baltimore on the 27th .puan, 19. | Liverpool. .| 68 Br ‘]Jan. 15.| Glasgow ...| 7Bowling Green “|bremen. ...| 2 Bowling Green : |Laverpoos..|20 Broacway Liverpool. |4 Bowling Greca -THemdurg. [61 Broadway | Liverpool ..| 15Bronaway | Liverpool. :/37 prosaway 7 Bowling Green '2 Bowling Greea 55 Broaaway 72 Bronaway ‘elasiow Jan, Jan, | 61 Broadway Republic. |° Jan. \S7 Brondway City ot Brooklyn... Jan. .. 1 Broadway SGP NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT GF NEW YORK AT NIGHT. —The New Youre Hema» has adopted a distinruishing Coston night signal for bowing while burn- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the oth in suecession, and can be seen several miles distant, ‘tains of vessels, uvon seeing this signal, will oblige usby pre- paring any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Hxeaun. BB” Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York ean do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Hemap news yacht, pier No i East River, New York, Letters received from ag! parts of the world and promptly de- jiveread. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER. Sun rises. . 7293| Gov. Island,.....eve 9 48 Sun sets...... 4 40 | Sandy Hook.....eve 9 03 Moon seig......,.cve 6 24| Hell Gate, eve 11 33 PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 28, 1875, CLEARED. Steamer City of Brooklyn (Br), Tibbits, Liverpool via Queenstown—JSohn G Dale, Steamer Erin (Br), Andrews, London—F W J Hurst. Steamer Atlas (Br), Low, Port au Prince and Savanilla— Pim, Forwood & Co. Steamer City of Mexico, Sherwood, Havana, Progreso, aupeche, &c—F Alexandre 4 Sons, teamer Leo, Daniels, Savannab—Murray . Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich. mond—Old Dominion Steaniship Co. mer Glaucus, Bearse. Boston—ls F Dimock. Royal Alice (Br), Hugues, Liverpool—Arkell, Tuts & Bark Speedwell (Br), Tower, Alicante—P I Nevius & Son, Bark Beethoven (Ger), Leuschen, Lisboa—Funch, Edye & o. Bark Gazelle, Duntze, Georgetown, Demn—H Trowbridge’s Sons. yeark Bliss Barss (Br), Hollis, Hamilton (Bermuda)—A EB ucker, Pi eaestas (Fr), Rousset, Gloucester, E—Funch, Edye C Jens Hinze (Dan), Hansen, Gibraltar for orders— unch, Edve & Co, + Brig Daniel Trowbridge, Rogers, Barbados—D Trowbridge Co, Brig MA Berry, Sylvester, C & Houghton. Schr Harinon Curtis, Curtis, Ponce, PR—F Talbot & Co, aechy Joseph W Wilson, Somers, Cienfuegos—Overton & wkins, Schr Auna E Ketcham, Ketchum, Savannah—Evans, Ball & Co. pattie B & L Cordery, Higbie, Eliaabethport, NJ—Slaght & etty. denas—Mill ARRIVALS. REPORTED RY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK Steamer Glenlyon (Br), Edward, Shanghai Oct 19, Foo- chow 25th, Amoy 29th, Singapore’ Nov 6, Suez 27th, Port Said 26th and Gibraltar Dec 11, with tea to Henderson Bros, Had strong westerly gales most of the passage. ‘Tybee, Holmes. Savannah Dec 26, with mdse gers (o R Lowden, Steamer Benefactor, Wood, Wilmington, NC, with mdse and passengers to Wm P Clyde & Co, 27th inst, of Five Fathom Bank Lightship, spoke burk Oneco, from Callao for jew York. Steamer Isaac Beli, Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and and pase master. Steamer Centipede, Miller, Philadelphia, with coal to master. Ship Star of Seotia (Rr). Hughes, Calentta 122 days, with mdse to order; vessel to RJ rtis, Passed the Cape of Good Hope Nov 1, with heavy gules; crossed the Equator Nov 22, in on 23, Ship Anahnac (of Boston), Matthews, Mloilo 158 days, with sugar to F Baker. Passed Anjer Sept 6, Cape of Oct 17, St Helena Nov 6, and crossed the Equato S.lon 50 E, had a hurricane from SW: Bay. had a heavy westerly gale, in which lost wd split sails: Dec ®, tat 15, fon 49, spoke. bark Seo tia's Queen (Br), from Glasgow for Grenada, Ship Bersie Crosby (of Yarmouth, Brown, Liverpool h mdse to Jas W Elwell & 69 days, wi Ship Josephine (Nor), Smith, Rotterdam 57 days, via Bel- fast, Me, Dec 20, in ballast to Gerhard & Brewer. Bark Gentoo, ‘Staples, Calcutta 127 days, with mdse to Yernan H Brown & Co; vessel to Isaac R Staples. Passed Cape of tiood Hope Noy 3 and crossed the Equator Dec 2, in Jon 40 W: Nov 24 lat 2 S, lon 37 W, spoke ship Mystic Belie, from Boston for Melbourne; Dec 28, while running into the Hook, wind ENE, at 5 AM, run ashore on the Southwest Spit, ‘where she remains, with the Coast Wrecking Co's steamer Lackawanna alongside. The vessel is leaking some; had no pilot on board at the time. Bark George (Ger), Segelken, Manila July 29, vin Bombay 106 days, with mdse to HE Moring & Co, Passed Cape of Good Hope Nov 1, and crovsed the Equator Nov 27, in lon 31. Bark James E Brett, Gibson, Liverpool via Fuyal 72 days, with mdse to order: vessel to Brett, Son & Co. Nov 8, lat 52. lon 3, lost rudder and put into Payal for repairs; came the middie passage and had fine weather. Bark Sloboda (Anat), Grovelish (ate Perisa), New Ross 46 days, in ballast to order. Is anchored in Gravesend Bay for orders, ‘Bark Wave King (of Londonderry, NS), Corbett, London- derry 47 days, in ballast to order, Had strong westerly gales: is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders Bark Fruguni ¢ Denato, Italy, Perano. Belfast 4 days, in Ly tod a je the southern ory and suaine weattion “Nev 10, Int 48 10, lon. 12 Sa, eee, sone Julia Fisher, bound south : 12th, lat 4708, 10n 11.45, a bark showing letters PRK D, from Liverpool for 9 days out: 13th, lat 46, lon 18 26, passed @ conical buoy: minted black, with letter © and No 50 on it; 28th, lat 26 | 68.26, brig Svea (Nor), from Padstow tor Baltimore, 48 days Black, Limerick 64 days, in ballast tod F Whitney & Uo, Bark Neversink, Jarvis, Antwerp. 62 days, in peitast to Brett, Son & Co. ‘Nov 28, iat 29, lon 50, passed @ vessel bot- tom up: had evidently been long time in that condition, Bark Arcturus (of Annapolis, NS), Bent, Amsterdam 76 days, in ballast to Heney & Parker. ark Kalalis, Brown, Rotterdam 65 days, with mdse to James Henry, vessel to F Talbot & Co. Had some very heavy wouther, carried away foretopmast, lost und split sail; Dec 18, Int 25, lon 62, spoke schr Louisa Smith, from New York for Jacksonville. Bark Vesta (Ger), Mauger, Rotterdam 94 days, with mdse to order: vessel to Funch, Rdye & Co. Had strong NW. gales all the passatze; Noy’ 21- lat 22, on 38 25. spoko bark ‘ong Oscar (Nor), from Southampton for Doboy, Ga; Dec 18, lat 32, Ion 7610, saw aberk steering SB, with lotier D and figure 5 in lower foretopsail; De I, lat 33, lon 71 48, aw a bark steoring N, with Joss of mainmast; hud @ jury: | mast rigged. Bark Johann Kepler (Ger), Spille, Hamburg 60 days, with mdse to H Koop & Co Bark Clara M (Ger), Hillmer, Hamburg 65 days, with mdse to F Schwoon, Hud strong westerly gales. Bark Leocadia (Ger), Wenke, Bremen Oct 29, in ballast to UW Bacijer. Bark Lavinia (of Eastport), Davis, Havre 65 days, with mise to Brett, Son & Co. resh’ N all the pass- \dse to Brett, Son & Co, Hwd tresh’ NW gales all the p: age. Bark Suez (Ital), Stenga, Palermo 90 days and Gibralta 45 days, with sulphur to order; vessel to Funeh, Kdye & C: Bark ‘Asphodel (Br), Stone, Rio Janwiro 51 days, wit! | coffee to Meyer Bros. ‘Crossed the Equator Noy 25, lon 35; wv 12, lat 2 28, had a hurricane from SE; Nov 1. lat, &e, spoke bark Oneco, from Callao for New York, 94 days oni. Bark Montezama, Briggs, St Pierre, Mart, 13 days, with sugar to Dwight & Platt, jack Lizzie Ourry (of Windsor, indsor, NS, 16 days, in baliast to rk Chas T Rusgell, Hamilton, Millbridge, Me, 11 days, in ballast to John Zittlosen. Brig Etna (Br), McKinnon, Antwerp 70 dayy, in ballast to Perkins & Job, Brig Clara Jenkins (of Bangor), Coombs, Malaga Oct 17, with Trait to order; vessel to Miller & Houghton. Passed Gibraltar Nov 13; Dec 26, 40 miles south of Barnegat, spoke schr Mary E Thompson, trom Portland for Sagua. Brig Mosart (Ger), Tietehens, Kio Janeiro 61 days, with coffee to Andrew Stnart & Co, Crossed the Equator Nov 16, in lon 35 80; had variable weather. Brig Constance (Duteh), Holtes, Point-a-Pitro, Guad, 18 ays. ith logwood to 8 R’Reynal '& Co; vemel to Hi A Vat- able & Son, Brig Martiniquaise (Pr), Mangere, St Piorre 19 days, with sugar to D Trowbridge & Co. rig Roanoke (Br), Metlmen, Porto Cabello 17 days, with coffee and hides to Daliett, Bliss & Co. Sehr Kate Kommell, Adams, Mai 18 days, with engar ease! to Overton & Hawkins. Dee 24 went ashore moatis, NJ (us before reported) iow Pine, French, Cedar Keys, Pla, 12 days, with Jonuber to Hppinger, Russell & Co; vessei vo Overton & Haw- ins. Sehr Eadie, P: Baltimore. Kehr 8 J Fooks er, Baltimore, Sehr Belle Brown, Knowlton, Baltimore for Belfast, Be-Ship Corsica, from Manila, which arrived 27th, re- ports:—Pamed Anjer Sept 7, Cape of Gond Hope Oct 1 Bnd erossed the Equator Nov ‘19, in lon 33; had light NE trades. Bar-Bark Industria (Ital), Schiaffino, which arrived 26th from London, is consigned to Slocovich & Co. by Bark Niord (Nor), which arrived 24th and anchored at dandy Hook came up to the city 28th PM. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett, Boston for New York. Brig W W Lord (Br), Landry, Sydney, 08, for New York. Behr The Star (Br), Lynch, st John, NB, vie Vineyard Haven for New York. ‘Schr Virginia Rulon, Rulon, Boston for New York. Kehr G L Lovell, Connecticut River for New York, Benr Frances B York, Kehr Sanbeam, Hi 5 Sebr Bedabedse, Knowlton, Rockland for New York Schr Hattie Mayo, Rogers,’ Plymouth for New York, No H W Godirey, Carman, Vineyard Haven for Ni Selir B F Woolsey, Terrell, Providence for New York. Sehr Lottie Ames, Waish, Rockland for New York, Sehr Empress, Kennedy, Fall Kiver for New York. Sgr dslleavetd sualish, Varker, New London’ for Now ‘ork, Selir Clara Jane, Garrison, Calais for New York. Sehr Samuel L Grocker, Hart, Providence for New York. deur Mary Louisa, Lowell, Providenes for New York, Schr Anson Stimeon, Stimson, Boston for New York. Kehr Kate MeLean, Bamuis, Huntington for New York. Sebr Jas Slater, Hawkins, Huntington for New York, eur Neptnue, Locke, New Haven for New York, Kehr Wm L Peck, Bunce, Cold Spring for New York. Sclir Geo A Piereo, Kelly. Salem for Now York. Sehr 0 © Acken, Monde, Stamford for New York. Sehr Sallie Burton, Burley. Stamfora for Now York. Scur Thomas Jederson, Lockwood, Stamtord for New York. SAILED, Stoamers Wyoming (Br), for Liverpool; City of Brooklyn (Br), do; Brin (Hr), London; Atlas (Kr), Aspinwall, ae Oisy of Mexico, Havana; Leo, Savannab :'Wyanoke, Hich: mond, &e; ship Colorado, Callao; barks JF Rettman, Co- ranma; Cort Adier (Nor), London; vriee Acalia ‘shurlow, Bristol; Domenico (Aus), Ancona, Water Witch, Buiti: more, Wind at midnigh’ Baromever av snus MARITI“E MISCELLANY. Bar For disaster to bark Gentoo see port arrivals Wibh a cau al Jams Amdiacd Wonk W Bom Uo tie 0s aad arrived at Rio Janeiro Dec 26, thus making the tripin 28 days, claimed to be the fastest time between those ports ever made by a sailing vessel, Baxx SrRALSURD, at Philadelphia from London (before reported with loss of mainmast, 4c), reporty:—Had very bad weather the entire passage : on Nov 7, lat 47, lon 39, during & severe hurricane from WSW to NNW, carried away the Malnmast, split the foretopyellautmast wid misrentopmast ‘and split sails, Waux Inyxe (Br), Perry, from Cacrnarvon for St John, NH, before reporied us overdue, arrived Savannah Dec 24 ail right Buse | Howran, Lakeman, at Havana Dee 17 from Wit casset, Mo, lost pari of her cargo on the passage. Buia T Towner, at New Haven 27th from Turks {slands, when off Montank 24th, was ron into by an unknown three- masted schooner. brig was struck on her starboard bow aud her foreyard, starbourd rigging and bulwarks were carried away. Bare Reroniic (Br), Davidson, from Exmouth, E, Oct 15 for New York, put into Halifax, NS, Dec 28, why hot stated. Sour Appx Watrox, of and from Portland for Philadel phia, with an assorted cargo, struck on Goshen reef (a few light) during the thick weather of 26th inst. She sud- sequently came off the reef le: badly and wus towed to the fluts at New London 27th, where she will discharge & part of her cargo before being’ hauled up for repairs. Scan Kare Rowmett, before reported ashore at Port Monmouth, was floated yesterday, after discharging greater part of her cargo, and towed up to the eity by wrecking steamer Lackawanna, Scme Wrxoma, Colson, of and from Bucksport, Me, for Boston, was destroyed by fire off George's Island, near Mon- hegan, night of 27th inst, The crow were taken off by schr Neptune, and landed at Portland. Winona wus #4 tons register and had 60 tons of hay on board, Scur Nicawor, ashore at Seaconnet Point, has rade? gone and decks broken, up. | Nothing will be baved except what they ean strip off the hull Sonn Awsaican Eacus, from Lynn, arrived at Newcastle, Del, 28th inst, leaking. Scun Freerty (Br), from Newfoundland for Boston, put into Halifax, NS, Dec 28, with loss of mainboom and sails gone. Scur Dawsina Day, fisherman, of Boston, went ashore on Chatham Beach moruing of 28th inst, She'is full of water and will probably be # total loss. A letter from the first officer of the bark Lantitia, of NB, reports in lat 39 80N, lon 44 12 W, saw the Dutch bark Anna abandoned and full of water, nothing standing but the lower masta, Bowron, Dec 28—Brig Annie & Lily. Cedar Keys, Fla, for Kennebunkport, at Nauset. was floated inside the bur’ at high tide Brig LA Belknap will endeavor to tow her over the bar at next high tide, [A later despatch says the steamtug L A Holknap was not able to aid the brig yesterday owing. rough weather. The brig floats at high water, and to-d = seen will be made to get her off by the use of an- ork. Havawa, Dec 28—Schr America has been totally wrecked near Caibarien, Her crew were saved, New Lonpox, Dec 27—Captain T A Scott on Saturda; went to the schr Sequin, ashore near Groton Long Point Defure reported. He found, upon survey, that the deck bi ‘up, that there was'a leak forward and that there were 12 fect of water on her, Preparations are now making for getting her up. American Luoyns Reaistee ror 1876.—The twentieth annual volume of this work, published by Messrs Hartshorne -} of New York, from fore reported ashore sterduy. & King, No 16 Burling slip, is received. This is a very valu- able, work, containing makin, throu, York the reports of over 21,000 ve: rt it'one of the largest registers of shipping pablishe out the world, It has the indorsement of the New jourd of Underwriters aud of the leading insurance com- in the United States and Canada. It gives the instrac- nd iron vessels, contains the r ‘oust Survey, giving the corre Gepth of water in our rivers. harbor, channels, &c. This Kegisteris represented in all parts of the world, and th marine information contained in its columns is very valuab to merchants, shipowners and underwriters. It is also thi key to the American Lioyd’s Telegraphic Signal Code. SmirsuiprN id that a fine freighting ship is soon to be built ut one of the Boston shipyards, to be named the Gen Robert E Loe, SPOKEN. Ship Rufus E Weo4, Davis, from Boston for San Francisco, Dee 17, lat 39, lon Gt, 8 ihondas (Br), Brodie, 47 days from Quebec for . Deo 12, Lat 49 40, lon 5, British Queen (Br), Marste ec 6, lat 49 20, lon 7 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to tho Hxxatp London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avonae de l’Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from Huropean 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 Modi- terranean ports will find tho Paris office the wore economical and expeditious for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Apetarper, NSW, Dec 27—Arrived previously, ship Swal- low, Howes, Sundswall. Bremen, Dee 26—Arrived, steamer Leipzig (Ger), Hoff- man, Baltimore. Banceiona, Dec 21—Arrived, bark Joven Enrique (Sp), Carrell, Charleston, Borpeavx, Dec 24—Arnived, bark Eva (Nor), Heyerdahl, New York. Conrrv, Dec 21—Arrived, brig Sara (Dutch), Kayper, New York. Catcorra, Dec 25—Arrived, ship Summer R Mead, Dixon, Port Biakely via San Francisco. Sailed Dec 25, ship Frank N Thayer, Starrett, Boston. Farat—Arrived, schr Mary Jane, Mullen, Boston. Grmratran—Sailed, bark Sarah Hobart, Pinkham (from Genoa), Boston (or New York); brig Alberti, Oreutt (from Smyrna), Boston, Gxxoa—Sailed, bark Giuseppe Verdi (ital), for Phila- delphia. Huu, Dec 27—Sailed, barks Hans Nielsen (Nor), Baltl- more; Honge (for), do. Lrvexroot, Dec 28—Arrived, ships Norris, Barstow, New Ork Tonawanda, Turley, Mobil Arrived 27th, ships Strathearn (Br), Jarman, New York; Albania (Br), Seely, do; barks Premier (Br), White, Wil- mington, NC; Savanna (Br), ONeill, Charleston; Leam- ington (Br) , Orkney, New Orleans, Also arrived 27th, steamer Royal Minstrel (Br), Hender- son, Galveston via Norfolk, Sailed 27th, ships Harriet MeGilvery, Blake, Rangoon; Henrietta, Blanchard, Bassein; bark Commodore Dupon, Nichols, Havana. . Lonpox, Dec 28—Arrived, ship Arunde! Castle (Br), Ful- ton, New York. 5 Lréarp, Dec 28-08, New York for London, Lowponperey, Dec 28—Arrived, bark Lmigi (Aus), Sulich, New York via Falmouth—bas lost some sails, Lecnorn—Sailed, brig Odorilla, Holland, New York. Moncax Pint, Dec 28—Arrived, burk Blue Bird (Br), Michener, New York. Movitix, De@ 28—Arrived, steamer Bolivia (Br), Small, New York for Glasgow (and proceeded). Messtna—Sailed, bark Abd el-Kader, Sparrow, Bosten (be- fore reported for Now York); brig Juliet C Clark, Shaw, New York. Newoastix, NSW, Dec 18—Arrived, bark California, Wil- liston, San Francisco. Prrmovtn, Dec 27—Sailed, ship Bertha, Pote, New Or- leans, Suiled 28th, steamer Rotterdam (Dutch), Vis (from Rot- terdam), New York. Arrived in the Channel 28th, bark Kate Burrill (Br), Rob- ertson, Savannah for Havre, Queenstown, Dec 28—Arrived, barks Pacific (Nor), Smithy New York; Mirto N (Aus), Boromo, Philadelphia, Arrived 27th, bark Francisca Bellagamba (Ital), Borzone, New York, Also arrived 28th, steamer Hecla (Br), Billinge, Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded). Rio Janeiro, Dec 20—Arrived, bark Fairy Belle (Br), West, Cardiff; 26th, ship Grey Eagle, Lucas, Baltimore. Sournampton, Dec 29—Arrived, steamer Oder (Ger), Von Oterendorp, New York for Bremen. Santanver, Dec 21—Arrived, barks Guchen (Fr), Boaton, New York; Frey (Nor), Halvorsen, Philadelphia, Travemunpr—Arrived, Adler, from ‘Trieste, Dec 21—Arrived, bark Maria (Nor), Zachariasen Philadelphia, ty n Vatencia—Arrived, bark Frank, Wallace, New York. Zante—Sailed, brig Caroline Eddy, Dodge, Philadelphia, Arrived at -——, Dee 21—"Oarra,” from ——~ (probably brig Caraguena (Sp), Duran, at Barcelona, from Mobile) ; 27th, “Linch,” from Shi bile, , from London for Mo- weamer Holland (Br), Simpson, FOREIGN PORTS. Amoy, Nov 9—Salled, bark York; 14th, ship Canarvon Castle (Br), for do, In port Nov 20, ship Leander (Br), Knight, for New York. Axniava, Dec 2—Suiled, ver Rath Darliig, Swasoy, Sa: vannab. Buenos Aynes, Oct 31—In port, barks Jas A Borland, Ba or; Ade, Gray, ‘Race: Addie McAdam, Curtis. and Gent ory, for Antwerp, ldg; Blanche How, Chase, and Ad Wiswell, Wiswoll, for New York, do; Henry L Gregg, Dy for Liverpool, do; brig Mary it Whittemore, tor do, sehr Geo V Jordan, Duncan, for Antwerp, do, Baunaos, Dec 10—Arrived, sehr A M Cloutman, Bowden, Antiqua; 11th, bark Golden Figeee, Armstrong, New York. Sailed th, bark Isabel (Br), Woodburn, Sydney, CB, Crunvoxaos, Dec 22—Arrived, brig, Florence (br), Littie, Giuee Bay, CB. Duwnnans, DecO—Arrived, bries Wapit! (Br), Nova Seo- tiny Coredi¢ (Br), Evans, Fara vin Barbados; Ch (Br), Panming, Halifax vie do. se aiaies Font pe France, Mart, Deo 8—Arrivea, brig Charlotte, Whittemore, Newport. Hoa Kona, Nov 26—Arrived, ehip Hate, Wilkinson, Nox gasaki, In port Dee 1, bark Geo T Ray (Br), for Now York. Havana, Dee 26--Arrived, sehrs Theresa A Keen, Keon, Philadelpiia: Kate M Hilton, Adams, Bath, Me; 20th, Ros: woll, Hurlbert, StJoha, NB? Ella M Watts, Watts, Swaa- tea. Hailed 19th, brig J O Reed, Crowley (not as tele) north of Hatteras: sehen. thos Te Pillsoury, “Pitcnee wn Gr oe Dart Davis Bi ean ay Mary E Long, Haskell, th, rides (8p), New O1 { brig Lodh Hem, Hatiten, “it ; seiegcceage aban: ALIFAX, Doo 27—Arrive brig Republic 10e1 New York? seht J L Cross, Port Johnson.” ttesmnaiaes: Arrived 28b, steamer George ‘ork. Patin 28th, brig Republic (Br). Davidson, Exmouth, B, for New York. Sailed 27th, brig Spanish Main (Br), McCnlloch, Onba, Sailed 25th, steamer Caspian (Br), Trocks (trom Balti more), Liverpool. LivknPoot, NS, Dec 27—Arrived, brigs Alaire (Br), Sann- dors, Barrow, GB) Lulan (Br), Barbad: Aristos (Nor), Kildabl, New Jromiwell, Bacon, New alata: Nov 5 (not 2d) —sailed, bark Charmian (Br), Fil- an, iow York, led Nov 16, ship Helicon, Howes, New York. NTKVIDRO, Nov 2—Arrived, barks Harrisburg. Howes, Ayres (and sailea for Kuhia): 6th, Reunion, Bm anion; 10th, brig Sarah & Eioma, Carter, Paysands Lith, sehrs’ Jonas Smith, Hodgkinson, Now YorR; 12th, Nancy smith, Boyd, Baltimor Sailed Nov, ship Rutland (Br), for New Orleans; 10th, brig Don sacaen Greve, ew York as ‘Sane A; TANIAS /— Arrived, ohn Pierce, Townsend, lavas (aud sailed 208k far murah UF Masseraa) saan, Manet York. jcitied 2515, bare WE Audersou, Brandt, north of Hat- Pana, Dec 18—Sailed, schrs Jesse Carll, Underhill, and Harriet Browster, Sanford, New York. Pour Srain, Dect—Arrived, scur Mary D Ireland, Fisher, St Marys, Gay via Barbadon phos. er Arrived, bark Isaac Jackson, Walsh, juenor Nailed Oct-25, brig Fairfield (Br), Taylor, Falmouth, AxGat, Nov 22—Sailed, barks Elmsioue (Br), Bragg, New York; 24h, Challenge (Br), Cottier, do, Sr Tnowas, Dec 10—Chartered, sebr Mary P Hudson, Lake, for Jusiaica, to load logwood for New York. ‘Sr Jaco, Dec 1o— Arrived, bark Chas F Ward, Gray, Balti- more: sche Lewis Blirmun, Fooks, do, wo i. NB, Deo 28—Arrived, sehr © E Sears, from New Cleared 28th, brig Anna P Odell (Br), Matanzas; schr Thos Stone, Santa Crus, ’ Nailed 28th, bark Torryburn (Br), Jones, Penarth. Trusipan (Cada), Dec 24—Asrivod, brig John Welsh, Jr, Aumstrong, Philadelphia, ‘oKoWawA, Dec 9—In port, barks Robert Kelly, Kingman, and Ukraine, Melcher, tor New York on eee ne ‘ork. yShip Flectwing, to arrive from Miogo, will fl up for New AMERICAN PORTS. BOSTON, Dec 28—Arrived, steamer Norman, Nick Philadelphia; ship Abeona (Br). Grossart. Glasgow; bark Sarmiento, Adams, Rosario; brig Ellie # Butler (Br), Will, jana, Moniexo Bay, Ja. Cleared—Steamer George Appold, Loveland, Baltimore; brig Winfleld, Bibber, Matanzas: schra Telumah, Bennett, Mayaguer; 'May Eveline, MeClearn, Port-au-Prince; Chromo, Hoyt, do: M_A Coombs, Sagua, BALTIMORE, Dec 28—Arrived, steamers Wm Woodward Young, New York; brig Mary Rice, Challoner, Rio Janeiro; rs Ruth Robinson, Rogers, Hamburg; John Atwood, Ita, Provincetown; A P Cranmen, Inuard, New Haven; Helen "A Hoyt, Crane, do; Amelia, Brow Cape Vera ‘Thomas Vangilder, Vangilder, Boston; Henry Davey, Rin; New York. “natene ioocl, HW sail ws 'or), “Marcusson, : fu 1), Wild, Turks Island: brig Svea (Nor), Olsen, Padstow. Below “Brix KC Wright, Boyle, from lo Janeiro, Cleared—Steamers Raleigh, Oliver, Savannah; William dy, Poster, Providence; Octorara, Reynolds, New Sailod—Bark Immanuel; at Annie Ingram, BRUNSWICK, Ga, Dec 23—Cleared. schrs Hannah Little, Hanson, Norfolk; Etta A Simpson, Hart, New York; 24th, G W Anderson, Anderson, do. BULL RIVER, Dec 25—Arrived, barks Peabod: (Nor), eS Nielsen, Greenock; Hermanos (Nor), Jacobsen, brig Contest (Hr) Port Spain, VERLY, Doc 22—Sailed, achrs W F Green, Cummin; gad Sophia Godtrey, Young, Haltimore; 23d, Hiawatha, To io. ashes and boi FERNANDINA, Dee 22—Arrived, kin, Now York (and cleared 23d to Cleared—Schr T A Stewart 23d—Arrived, schrs C H Eaton, Hall, Smith, St Vincent, poleared: Bark Kong Oscar II (Nor), Christopherson, FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 28—Passed in, brig Chowan, McFarland, fram Rio Janeiro. Passed out—Barks Ganger Rolf TNor), Larsen, from Balti- more for Queenstow! reidig (Nor). do for Dublin. GALVESTON, Dec 23—Arrivad, ache Alice Hodges, Skin- ner, Tuxpan, € learel—-tichr Sandy Point, Grant, Pensacola. KEY WEST, Dec 21—Sailed, sclirs Tankauser, Glover, Cedar Keys: Jachin, Getchell, Pensacola, LUBEC, Dec 15—Arrived, ‘schrs Lookout, Huckins, New York; 16th, Sammy Ford, Allen, do; Huntress, Brown, do; 24tb, Chas B Seurs, Turner, do for St John, NB. Sailed 24th, schrs Lahuina, Houghten (from St John, NB), Cardenas: Linzie B McNichol, Fanning, Philadelphia, MOBILE, Dec 27—Arrived, bark West Derby (Br). Urann, Pernambues, 28th—Cleared, ships Betle O'Brien, Saunders (or Curling), Tavecpaots Portia (Br), Johnson, do. NEW ORLEANS, Dec 28—Arrived, steamers City of Merida, Reynolds, Vera Craz; Reading, Colburn, Philadel Chilian (Br) Liverpool; schr Georgietta rity apa, aulp, Bon Webster, Li 1; bark — A cris ship Konanza, ster, Liverpool ; bark Niobe (Nor), Olsen, St Jago (Cuba) ; brig Brine Gal), ‘Tucco, Havana, Below—Brig Esperan: Spain; 8 P Bromn (Mex), Basso, Alvarado. Cleared—Schr Mabel F Staples, Burrell, Pbliadelnbte, x NEWBURYPORT, Dec 27—Sailed, schr Eliza Aun, Mayo, few NIEWPORT, Dec 25, AM—Arrived, schr Qi A Pierce, Kelly, Gloucester for New York, wh 26th—Arrived, schr Orient, Staples, Providence for New York; Geo F Brown, Gedney, do for do, yonlled—Sour Lady Antrim, Haskins, Wareham for Ne ork, 27th—Arrived, schrs Lottie Ames, Nash, Rockland for New York; CC Smith, Atwood, and Mary Lodisa, Lowell, Provi- nee for do, In port—Schrs § P Brown, Tinker, to load for Cuba: DT Willetts, Staplin. and David G Floyd, Clifford, disg; Wave, Hubvard, wud Twilight, Warwick, Yor Amboy; Besse, from Wareham for New York; Samuel Fish, New York for Salem ; 1 G Curtis, Paine. Boston for Virgi |, Hoboken for New Bediord; aud the abov Elm City, Kid arrivals. PM—Sailed, schrs Mary Louisa, Geo F Brown, R P King, Mary Natt, Angler, Orient, Lovie Ames, 1 G Curtis, Samuel Fish, and Geo A Pierce. NEW LONDON, Dec 27—Arrived, schrs Matthew Vassar, Bex! English, and Nelson Harvey, New Bedford for New York; 0 © . impress, Newport for do; E'D Parkhurst, ‘Alexandria for Providence ; Wea Mathew: son, Virginia; Addie Walton, Portland for Philadelphia (see a OE NEW HAVEN, Doc 27—Arrived, brig T Towner, Perkins, Turks Island; schrs Freedom, Briggs, Kingston; Zach Tay: Jor, Hills, Pecth Amboy, ae rs Slater, Allen, New York; T P Cooper ES, do. PORT TOWNSEND, Dec 19—Arrived, bark Mary Glover, Mitchell, San Francisco. PHILADELPHIA, Dee 28—Arrived, steamers Wyoming, Teal, Savannah; Virginia, Livingston, Charleston; beh 8° 'V Merrick, Norgrave, ilavana; schrs Bennington, Ede wards, Liverpool; Maggie Todd, Richardson, Pent la. Also arrived, barks Straisund (Ger), Oehlbe yndon ; Metrola (Rus), Wikander, Stettin; Susan M. Dudman (Br), Rose, Rotterdam ; schrs J G Babeock, Smith, Portsmouth? Maggio K Smith, Grace, Boston; Horace Moody, Hani Abby L Dow, Young; © W M 7, Davies Kate B Gilford, Git: ; BB Emery, Weeks, and S ford; Stepben Morris, Duteb Liner Gen Weed: sender Sica ee Sod mer, Corson, Weymouth; Annie May, Simpson, New Be ford; LB. Wing, Hules, Providence; Hattie Puige, Godfrey, do; BB Wheeler, Godfrey, do. Cleared—Steamer Fanits, Howe, New York Fang (Be), Robbins, London: brig Helios (Gee), Be for Cork for orders;tchr M & E Henderson, Price, Caibarien, Newcastux, Del, Dec 28—Schr WB Thomas: for Provi- dence, anchored off here last night and passed down this AM.” Arrived last night, schr Florence Newell, trom Lynn, seeking, Noon—Passed up, sche Anthea Godfrey, from Providence for Wilmington, Del; also sebrs Tarry Not, from New York; Ephraim & Anna, from Lanes M—Bark Mary K Campbell (in, from Bermuda, was assing up at 8225; passed up, w bark. "probably the Edward ay, from Boston; sebr Florence & Lillian, for Jack ville, anchored off here this afternoon and remuins Rattlesnake, for . passed down; arrived, schi can Eagle, trom Lynn, leaking. wk Chin aldt, rie Detawake Breakwater, Del, Dec 28, AM—Arrived yes- terday—Barks Vesta, froin Gloucester: Schamyl,. (for Zaute; Margaret Evans, from Antwer arrived to-day, bark Dvanaste Dubrovack! (Aus), from Bordeaux, in ballast for orders: also steamer Albemarle, from New York: Outward bound—Brigs LS Warren, and Grace Kell: schrs Mollie A Hand, from Philadelphia for Aspinwall, aud OR coneNchr Abbe. W for New York, joon—Schir Abbie Wasson, for New York, ia still here, Heavy fog with rain prevailed since 10 AM. PM—Arrived, bark Abbie Thomas, from Rotterdam, in bal- last, for orders; scbr Maud C (Br), from St Martins, with salt, is here for New York; also schr Charles Stedinan, for Wilmington. A heavy fog concoals everything outside the harbor, PORTLAND, Me, Dec 27-—Arrived, sehrs Seabird, Mount Desert for New York; Spoedweil, Rockland tor do; Gem, 10 do. 28th—Cleared, schr Sophie, Charleston. * b 5 ec 27— schr Isaac erton, CBROVIDENCE, Deo 27. 2 vi ‘s ENCE, Deo 27—Arrived, steamer Vindicator, Rojee, Phila is pa ‘ive steamer jndicator, iniled—Scl rs ‘ivers, Rivers, Baltimore; ee Ward, New Tek vers, vers, ore; Helen SAN FRANCISCO, Dep 20—Arrived, comodore, Dash ships James Ches- ton, Swanton, Port Gamble alimore. Seattle; War Hawk, Doyle, Port Diseo Wave, Nichols, Tacoma: barks Montana, Tuttle, Seattle r hyst, Bates, Bellingham Bay; Jenny Pitts, Kilton, Freeport; Fore: Queen, Barns, Port Ludlow; Aureola, Cathcart, ‘Seatth Cremee, Maver ae get end: aie gem ec ol rol ‘oly; Victor, Sawyer, Seattle; bri rieat Batchelder, Columbia River. i . * SEABECK, Dec 20—Arrived, bark Isaac Jeans, Boyling, SUAWANNATL Deo 24—A ‘ived, bark I NAH. Deo re k Irene (Br), Perry, bie oe AE raph). Cr heyy gist 2sth—Arrived, barks Mercur (Ger), De Haan, Bremen: Venus (Br), Ritchie, Liverpool. red—Steamer Francia E ‘apella, Penny, Liverpool ; 18 (Braz), Smith, Savanill: schrs Welcome R Beebe, Lozier, do. Sailed—Barks Sacramento (Br), Frazer (from Brist Baltimore; Alcedo (Swe), Helatrow (irom aiwerg)e Des ST MARYS, Ga, Doc 15—Arrived, brig Adelaide (Br), Porter, Curacow; loth, sel A F Nowell, Lank, Philadel: phia Cloared 15th, schr Hattie L Fuller, Smith, Philadi SALEM, Deo 24—Salled, sche Nollie 8 Yerrollc J at, Philadelphia. 26th—Arrived, schr Wm Rico, Pressey, Rockland for New York, VINEYARD HAVEN, Dee 28—Arri Boston for Philadelphia (amd Pi io WRURGE Be Eee we sae iN, 28—An b Audubon, Liverpool. So Vasa Bi Mg YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. Waa TO BUY—A STEAM LAUNCH, FROM 23 to 30 foot long, Address LAUNCH, St. Denis Hotel, Now York, Thursday, WANTED-A CATBOAT, ABOUT 20 FEET LONG; must be cheap for cash, Address R., box 368 New York Post office. ELLANEOUS. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL LIST OF THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING OF DECEMBER 23, 1875, CLASS NO. 960, Award. (No, $500) | EHH SESESEESS wee 500 a | out svecebeds Sy oRSEEOSigetes SEEESEEEEEEE se z= SEES 3 BEOEEEEEAEEOSE : a Ba BE EREENEES ee SEESEE g : = 5 it SEES eke sre eeebegbeeckees abRatE SEEEEE ee EA it id TAN be APPROXIMATION PRIZES $500,000, $100,000, | No. Prize.| No. Prize.\ No. 15474. ...5009 167 }O00) EQBR. 19476.. ..5000 675: re 5 are $100 each. Ordinary drawings every 15 ryote if n ‘The 1,599 tickets ending witb ¢! iroulars of full vernments, 5) TAYLOR & ©O., Bankers, Next drawing January 7. nished Prizes cashed. purchased. wrikes ee etree ae heat Sl peda dalemeerhenettedinpei-aedasmepesianeieiesenne-=—e aagt -oere nm eeir rte trope teeter ee rene een be SESESEEESEE errr tr Peneane: 11 Wall street, New York. SEEEe: EERE ov 1876, formation furs anish bills, dey ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. ‘OFFICIAL LIST \OF THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING OF DECEMBER 23, 1573, CLASS NO, 960, 185972722 [500] (500) 7800] 14923.) 500) 1495 500] +6424 ,000] + 100000] tere B00 500) APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 850,000, | No, Prive.| No. B00} 13002 500,000, Prize. la $100,000. All numbers ending fn S got 190 pesos. ‘Address B. MARTINEZ & ©O., Post ofliee box 4,682 10 Wail street, Middle ofiice, a (not rear), basement. N, B/—B. Martinez, brother of the late J. B.\ bas no cone avetion with any other firm in New York. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DiFv for numerous causes without publicity; lw cal 0 charge until divorce granted. Advice tras. years, M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Brondwa: ont St wher Lisl Fs BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM feront States for numerous eausos without publi e Be logal everywhere; torms satisfactory, FREDEKIC KING, Lawyer, Notary, Public, Commissioner, Mark's place, uear Cooper Institute, A HERALD, BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, « corner Fulton avenue and Boorum street, ‘Open from 8A. M. to 9 P.M. On Sunday from 3 to 9 P.M.” Breuws ctocorare, Medals obtained at I LOVERS OF GOOD CHOCOLATE are reminded that BAKER'S VANILLA CHOCOLATES are tue nest obtainable, either in this country ‘or in Europe, BAKER'S BREAKFAST COCOA can be ased with satistaction by persons whose (lige is (mpaired, where tea or ‘coffee would be injurious, W. BAKER & CO.. DORCHESTER, MASS. Established 1780, oe Manufacturers of the widely celebrate: BAKER'S CHOCOLATE, COCUA AND BROM which ate for salo by the leading Grocers, Medals obtained at al this country and in Euro} is and Vienna, $25,000, it. Div city A, SShS56 jonding fairs aud exbibitionsia whi i ae Oe IN THE LEGS PREVENTED BY RUBBING {atte knee enpe aud esives with Dr, TOBIAS! VENETIAD ie LINIMENT. Never fails, Sold by the drnggists. NEW, Ti GREAT NEW Y¥ rpuowas R Grocer, Toa, Ci Oleg Abould call and wat bareaing 39 ‘offee and Flour Dealer.—All New Yorke a