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10 WASHINGTON. The New Element in the Electoral Trouble. Serious Interference with the Republican Plans. TE DEMOCRATS ABLE 10 CRY “HALT! Impeachment as Discussed in the Democratic Caucus, WODERATION OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS. A Movement for Investigating Secretary Chandler, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. Wasaixorox, Deo, 7, 1876, WHE OREGON ELECTORAL VOTE—REPUBLICAN PLANS SERIOUSLY EMBARRASSED BY THE ACTION OF GOVERNOR GROVER—ADVANTAGES ACCRUING TO THE DEMOCRATS—THE QUES- TION OF THE POWER OF ELECTORS TO FILL A VACANCY CONSIDERED. The turn of events in Oregon has been the topic of @onversution all day, and so nervous did the leading Fepublicans become about it that they gavo vent to their uneasiness in the course of the debate in the Senate. It is generally acknowledged that it em- burrasses their plans very seriously. The democrats y it puts the burden of proof on their opponents, Mr Tilden baving now 185 prima facie votes, and that if the case of Oregon ts investigated and decided in the joint convention on the republican demand, whatever the result may be, it will follow that the votes of Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida may also be investigated and decided. To this there is as yet no answer from the republican side, Mr. Sargent, to-day in the Senate, cited authorities to show that the Governor of Oregon actod illegally; but ne reminded from the other side that the Governor's —_certilicate. =makes at Jeast, a prima facie case, and that if the joint convention of the two houses of Congress chooses to go back of thatin Oregon it must admit what the democrats have claimed, un investigation aiso of the Votes of the disputed States, But the democrats claim aside from this that on tho question whether an elector found ineligible can act, or whether his place can be filled by tho remainder of the electoral body, the republican action in Vermont and Rhode Island is conclusive. They assert that it was there acknowiedged that an elector being ineligible his non-gervice cannot be regarded in tho eyes of the Jaw as a vacancy to bo filled by the remainder of the slectors, because, in each State, the Legislature was galled together and chose an elector in place of the pue found ineligible, In Vermont, they say, the Legis- ature was summoned and filled tho place of Solace, the postmaster, In Rhode Island the Supreme Court declared that the placo of Corliss, an ineligible elector, was vacant and could nov be filled by the remaining electors, because it was pot a va- cancy in the comtemplation of tho law, but a place which had never been fillea, and tue Legislature there- fore met and appointed a new elector. This, they say settles adversely the power of the two republican olec- tors in Oregon to choose a third in place of the in- eligible postmaster. Leading democrats say to-night that they do not care to defend the action in Oregon, but that, where there was so much unscrupulous sharp practice on the other side, they are glad to be able, on any fair and legal plea, to cry halt and gain a point in favor of fuir play, THE LEITER OF THE REPUBLICAN LOUISIANA VISITING COMMITTEE IN THE SENATE. Tn the Senate the republicans began by a motion to Print the letter of the republican visiting statesmen. y were usked to delay the printing until the demo- cratic visiting statesmen could send in their report also, but they were unwilling to do this, which appa- rently common fair play demanded. They were evi- cently bent on getting the republican statement before the public alono and as quickly as posaible. THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS—-UNEXPECTED MOD- ERATION OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS. The democrats consumed a large part of the after- hoon 10 caucus, where some pretty trenchant meas- ures Were proposed, debated and laid asite, and sub- stantially nothing was decided on. It turns out that the Southern members counselled moderation, Mr. Ben Mill, Sir House, of Tennessee, and Mr. John Young Brown, of Keatucky, making, to the surprise © iauy persons, conspicuous and forcible spoeches in favor of an unuggressive and absolutely peaceful and patient paliey. Their ground 1s that the real objective point of ali movements is the instalment of Mr, Til- den, whom they hold to be rightly electod, aad that it would be unwise to do apy act or try any policy which might interfere with that end, FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. VIEWS OF DEMOCRATS ON THE ACTION OF GOVERNOR GROVER, OF OREGON—SENATOR MITCHELL ON THE SITUATION—A SEVERE COURSE THREATENED BY THE SENATE. Opinion is greatly divided, very naturally, even mong the democrats, to the consequences which may follow the action ef the Governor of Oregon in Tetusing @ certificave to the republican elector, Mr. Randail claims that the effect will be to coinpel the repiblicans to attempt to go behind the Teguiar certified electoral vote, which would be to yield up their entire position. Mr. Wills, of New York, says it makes a case for the House, and gives the democrats the advantage of counting the votes. If the republicans refuse to recognize the democratic electors vote the House will be justified in proceeding to exclude tke vote of Louisiana Other democrats, however, think that their position is not much improved by the irregu- larity in Oregon. Senator Mitchell, opinion about Grover, denounced it as an outrage and as 8 piece of neiarious = work. He added :—*Thore is not even a pretext in law, nor avy plausible ground of argument, for the act 8f Governor Grover.” Senator Mitchell is in consultation with Senator Morton this evening on the subject, which bas been referred to the Senate Committee of Privileges and Elections, of which the latter is chairman, Tho determination of the republican Senators is to dea) promptly and severely with the case, waich will also, it is said, involve the seat of Governor Grover in the United States Senate, to which be has been rocontly elected. HE SENATE INVESTIGATION OF THE ELECTIONS IN THE SOUTHERN STATES, The Senate Committce on Privileges and Ejections will not send 1ts sub-commitsees South, but the sub- committees will report at the meeting of the full com- mistee on Saturday their suggestions for carrying on the mvestigations in the several States. A meeting of the chairmen of the sub-committees of the Senate Committee on Privileges aad Elections was held this evening at the rooms of Senator Morton, at which an informal interchange of opinions was had fas to tho best programme to be carried out in the investigation of the election com- pheations. No conclusion was reached ex- cept that tho committees should be = in- creased by tho addition of three more members, bo as to admit of the sending of some of the sub-com- mittee down to the States which are to be 1 ligated, A motion io this effect will be offered by Senator Mor- ton in tho Senate to-morrow, after which, according to present views, the sub-committees will be appointed to visit South Carolina, Mississippi, Loulsianaand F! ida, i Tho members ot the returning boards will be subpa- who was asked of Governor of Oregon, the action “THE COURSE OF SENATOR CO: NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1876.--TRIPLE SHEET. naed at once before the main committee here, with their returns, and other witnesses will be cited. THE T'WENTY-SECOND JOINT RULR—CONFLICT~- ING VIEWS OF THE PRESIDING OFFICBRS OF | THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS, Owing to the suddenness of the adjournment of the Senate yesterday, the ruling of Vice President Ferry | on the twenty-second joint rale cannot be regarded as fivai, since the vote of the Senate on the appeal of Sonalor Merrimon from the decision of the Chair w not then taken, Seuator Ferry says that the appeal, therefore, dies with the session of the day, but that i* willbe renewed, when he wili do what Le did yester- day. By a bit of good fertune and the exercise of a ready memory Speaker Randall got a chance at the other ond of the Capitol to-day to get in a ruling that the twenty-second joint rule was still in force. It seems that Mr. Monroe, of Obio, bad made a motion to take a Senate bill from the Speaker’s table and refer it by UbaNimous consent to the Committee on Pensions, whereupon the Speaker promptly ruled that the mo- tion could not be entertained, even if unanimous con- sent were granted, as the joint rules of tho two houses prohibited it, ‘his 1s a virtual decision by Speaker Randall that the joint rules are in force, LING BEGARD- ING THE DOUBTFUL STATES. ‘A despatch from Albany th to-day’s Hexanp, assert. img that Mr. Conkling meant to take the ground in the Senate that tne votes of the threo di: puted States ought to be thrown out created a good deal of excitement in tho Senate, There is no doubt that if Mr. Conkling should take this ground he would cauge a good deal of demoralization on the republican side and would carry a good many of bis fellow Sena. ors with him. LOOKING UP THE TELEGRAMS SENT DURING THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN—TALK OY IMPEACHING SECRETARY CHANDLER. Wasuincton, Dec, 7, 1876, The principal object in sending for telegrams trans mitted by Secretary Chandler to New Orleans from this city and New York is with a view of discovering what instructions he gave, as alleged, in regard to the ex- penditure and use of money by the Republican Na- tional Executive Committee, This has been done with a view of impeaching Secretary Chandler, of which de- sign on the part of the democrats he has been aware for some days, While discussing it he said:—~ “Let them bring on their impeachment and show up any telegrams I have sept. I defy them to make anything out of them and I am prepared to stand their !nvestigation ; but they can’t show one dishonest or improper act of mine as chairman of the Republi- can National Executive Committee or in the whole of my lite.”” It is proposed by the democrats to overhaul all tele grapbic messages sent from Washington to the South sinco the elections. GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. ne Wasinctox, Dec. 7, 1876, TEXT OF THE BILL OF SENATOR HOWE TO PRE- VENT UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS ACTING 48 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. The following is the text of the bill introduced to- day by Senator Howe and referred to the Senate Com- mittee on the Judiciary :— Be it enacted, &c., that every person who shall in any State cast a ballot for President and Vice President of tho United States, or shall make or certify to any list of persons voted for ou behalf of such State tor President and Vice President, or shall direct or trans- mit any such certified sist to the President of the Senate, either by mail or messenger, or who shall de: posit any such certitied list with the judge of any dis- trict court within the United States, or who sbuall in any other way assume to act as elector for President and Vice President without having been duly appointed to act in accordance with the law of such State shall be deemed guilty of a felony, and shall, on conviction thereof, be fined not loss than $10,000 and imprisoned not less than ten years, Sec. 2. Every person who shall bear any such cer- Lified list of persons voted for for President and Vice l’resident of the United States to the seat of govern- ment, or shall deliver the same to the President of the Senate knowing such hist to be certified by persons not duly appointed toact, shail be adjudged guilty ot tefony, and shall, on conviction thereof, be fined not less than $10,000 and imprisoned not less than five years. RACING AT NEW ORLEANS. Nuw Orveaxs, Dec, 7, 1876. This was the third day of the tall meeting of the Louisiana Jockey Club. THE YIRST RACE was a Handicap Hurdle race, two miles, for a purse of $400, which was won by Port Leonard, beating Red- ding, Red Cloud aod Woodland inthe order named. ‘Tim 49, In tho poots before the race Redding sold for $250, Woodland $50 and tho field, consisting of Port Leonard and Red Cloud, $22. TH SECOND RAC was a dash of one mile and three-quartors, for a puri of $300, which was won by Ciemmie G., War Jig second, George third, Quinine fourth, Donough Afth and Falmouth sixth, me, 3:09 4. In the pools bofore the race Clemmie G, was the favorite, scliing at 5 to 1 against the eld, THK THIRD KACK, which were mile heats, best three in five, for a purse of $500, tho swariers came howe as tollows:— Bob Wooiley Coronilia, . Henry Oweus...... Lioyd’s Colt. Fair Play.. Time, Lai. This was a closely contested and exciting race. Bob Woolley was the favorite in the pools. ‘The weather was cloudy, with a light rain, The at- tondance was small. POOL SELLING IN CALIFORNIA, Sax FRanctsco, Dee, 7, 1876, Pools on the four mile race announced to come off on the ¥th inst, wore opened last evening and sold as fol- low: Molly MoCarty.....$150 00 Emma Skaggs.... $12 00 Mattie A 75 00 Lola Lodis. 11 60 Josie C 22 50 Gentle Ann 10 00 Ballineue.. : 22 50 Subsequently :— Molly McCarty.....$120 00 Tho Field........ $75 00 The bidding was lively. The seven ‘‘quocns of the turt”’ are ail reported in fine condition anu the greatest of the centennial yeur 18 contidently predicted. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTCRK FROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY. Destination TT {15 Brondway Tne Queen 69 Brondway Calitormy bownng Green Amerie wling Green - Nevada. Browaway Algeria, 4 Bowling Green State of i |72 Brouaway A {| Hamburg. :|61 Brondway Briteonik | Livarpool .|37 Broadway France “| Hnvre.. Broudway Spain. Liverpool. .}69 Broadway .| Bremen. 2 Bowling Green ilaxsow London .| Liverpool Laverpos! wiing Greew jowling Green Browuway + Bowling Green Batavia WA Sch .| Rotterdam .]50 Broadway Gi Hamburg. [41 brondway State of Georgia m 72 Broadway State of Tnsttana, Brosaway City of Berlin Broadway buypt ‘ verpool Brondway Vietoria. Gina :|7 Rowling Green .| Bremen Abyssinin Pommeranin State of Penn's. Angila Jan 4. 6. Li Jan 6.|uiverpoat Jan 11, |fiambure., 81 Broadway [57 Wrondwav [10 Hroadway G1 Broadway Adriat City of Cliester’: Lessing: ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-—THIS DAY. mon WaTeR AND MOON Gov, Island 713 ove 220 4 33 | Sandy Hook. 135 morn — — | Heil Gate... 405 PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THK WERALO STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITRSTONK THLEGRAPH LINE Stoamor Algoria (Br). Watson. Liverpool Nov Queenstown Oth, with nidse and passengers to Ut lyn. Stenmor State of and Larne 26, with Baldwin & 0 Ww . Glastow Nov 25, passengers, to A day, stew Stn, tm bound do: sense tim do; same day, steamer Montene (Br), hence (Ger), Moyer, Hamburg Nov 22 and ‘abd 282 passeugers to Kunbardt & Co. Steamer France (Fr), Tradelle, Havre w25 and Ply- ouis de Be 2th, with mdse a! ah bian, anbus, Reed, 1 , with meso sengers to Wii P Clyde & Co. Dee 3, 25 mile parsed sehr Kate Rommel (of Philadelpiia, from Sisal for New York miles south of piter, spoke ship Colum Orleans for Live: pool. Steamer Leo, Daniels. Havana via Nassau, with mdse and passenvers to Murray, Ferris & O Stoumer Alhambra. (Br), Wilson, Saramersido vie Hali- fax, NS. Shy to A E Outerbridge. Steamer arporn, New Orleans Nov 30 ay outhwest Pass Dec 1, with mdse and passengers to Clark & Seaman. Dee 4, lab 27 os, bo 55, spoke bark of Puilndeiphin, fre eamer New ¥. mdse and passengers to © A Whitney & Co. Steamer San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah 4 days, with mdseand passengers to Geo Youo. Steamer imac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and k, with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion Steam- n Progreso for we rk, ick, New Orleans 6 days, with Nor shin Co. Steamer Kichmond, Kelly, Richmond, with mdse to the Old Dominion Steainshin C: Ship Zouave, Means, Bremen 70 days, in ballast to Ver- nou H Brown & Co. ‘About. Nov 13, no iat, &c, spoke sclir Lizxe Lee, 5 ‘ew York Nov i for Jeremie, Ship Csnada, Trowbridge, San Franciseo June mdse bo Sutton'& Co. Had light westerly winds and calms which was passed Sept 13; crossed the . in lon 37 10; had Bne weather to Hatteras; ve I4days with strong NW Bonj Courtney, trom’ Paysandu vin Mo Baltimore. Bark Jacob Aul (Nor), Beruldsen, London 76 days, in bal- last to Funch, Edye & Go. Bark Candida (Ital), Cafiero, Queenstown 90 days, in ballast to order, Bark Venezia (Ital), Praeli, Westport, vin Delaware Broukwater, 40 days, in oullust, to Benhum & Bovexen. Bark Inga (Nor), Bugge, Hamburg 76 days, in bullast to Benham & Bovesen. Burk Maria Ado} Ital), Naceari, Palermo 70 days, essel to J C Seager, Pussed Gibral- with mdxe to orde: tar Oct 9, Bark Curacon (of Windsor, NS), Lockha 11, with sult, word und goat siiny to J Fontke's Sous, From lat 25, experienced nouvy W and NW gales; Nov 20. Int 26 40, lon 7025, spoke briz Shannon, from Demerara vin Bermuda for New York, Brig Felicia (Ital), Persio, Lisbon 70 days, with salt to G Amsinck & Co;" vessel to Lauro, Storey & Co. Had strong N and NW gales; wus 30 days north of Hatteras. Brig Lizzie Zittlosen, Fosyreen, Malaga So days, with fruit to Baring Bros & Co; vessel to Jobn Zittlosen, Oct 11 had a heavy squail, during which lost and split sails Curacoa Nov broke mainboom was 14 days Nof Hatteras, with strong gales. Brig Kremlin, Wyman, Rio Junciro 60 days, with coffee to G Atsinek & Co; vessel to Miller & Houghton, the Equator Oct 24, in lon 38; Nov 27, had ag WNW lasting 4 hours, arty & Aubrey (Br), Briggs, Dei rto Dwight & Platt. Was l7 day: jeavy NW gales, Brig Engiet (of Tortula), Davis, Cindad Bolivar 42 days, with in Mv $days north of 11; teras with strong NW gales; Nov 11, lat 20 84, lon 64 50, spoke sehr I H Grant, from St Martins for Now York 3 days out Brig Pearl (of New Haven), Brightman, St Pierre, Mart. 30 days, with sugar to D Trowbridge & Go, Wws 17 da: N ot Hatter ‘ lit snilx, &e. days, with Waydell "ioday a 0 Waydell & nol of Hatte: ong nd NW jaies, £9 vad ., NBO days, with po- Ransom (Br), Dunn, Canni to WE Duryen; vessel to n itros, ‘Schr Ringleader (ir), Townsend, Halifax, NS, 8 days, with potatoes to.J H Whiting & Co. Schr Dennte Hastings, Tilton, Virginia, Sclir SW Towusend, Tawusend, New Bedford for Ralti- more, Dec 6, 9:30 PM, off Absecom. broke mainboom in a fresh SW broeze. Put into this port for repairs. B9-Bark Blitz Ger) Rio Grande del Norte, is con- siguod to P M Pricht. before reported. PASSED THROUGH HELL GaT& BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of New Bedtord, Fish, New Bedford for w York, eamer Galatea, Walden, Providence for New York. Scnr Francis Ellen, Olb Bangor for New Yory. Clio Chilcott, Fullerton, Gardiner tor New York, 0 Gillum, Hamilton, Pali River for New York. chr NB Mabony, Perkins, Gloucester for New York. ‘Sehr ‘Till Dighton for New York, ison, Providence for New York. JL Leach, Johnson,’ Providence for New York. rovidence for New York, ovidence tor New York. ‘Thos Jetforson, Hawkins, Westerly for New York. BOUND EAST, Steamer Eteanora, Johnson, New York for Portlana, Steamer Glaucus, Bearve, New York for Boston, Brix Susan Berzen, Bergen, New York tor Liverpool. Schr Mott Haven, vollins, New York for Calais. Schr HV Durye Schr Helen Aug Schi Mary Brosk Carpenter, New York for Glen Cove. Pratt, New York tor Norwich. ‘ow York for Narragansett. d. Lord, for Wickto 8 Sehr Schr Faow Ki 5 it, New York tor Bostot tell R (Br), Wilbur, New York for St Jobu, Schr Wm © Dearborn, New York for Boston, Scbr Isaac H Borden, Baker, New Yors for Fall Riv Setr Hero, Baker, New York tor Salem. Schr Orlundo Smith, Ferris, Hooogen for Portchester, Sehr Ring Dove, Swain, Hoboken for Fall River, Schr Horizon, Leet, Hoboken for Provid Seur John Stockham, Hart, Hoboken for Providence, Schr Albert Treat, Sawyer, Hoboken for Boston, Schr Lucy Wentworth, Hodgkins, H oken for Boston, Sehr John Brooks, Fox, Jorsay City tor New Haven, Sehr A Peters, Torrey, Port Jonnson for Salem, Sehr RH aie i Po johnson tor Providence, Behr Bencaul, Hall, Port Johnson tor Providence, Sehr Bela Peck, Avery, Port Johnson for New London. Schr Wm Toad, Woods Port Johnson for Fall River. Sehr Matia Fleming, Ford, Amboy for Stamford, Sehr Veto, Thorndike, Amboy for Boston. Schr Oliver Seoteld, Dissosway, Bultimore tor New Ha- ven. SebrJ W Hine, Chatfield, Jilin ary for New Haven, Schr A J Laughlin, Smith, Philadelphia for Saybrook. Schr Lizzie D Smail, Tice, Philadelphia for Say Harbor, Schr Decatur Oakes, Baker, Philadelpbia for Machiax BELOW. Brig Sophia Cook (of Halifax, NS), from London vie St Thomas. CLEARED, Steamer France (Br), Altree, Londou—F W J Hurst. er¥ Caland (Dutch), Deddes, Rotterdam—Fanch, Brandt, Hamburg via P!; bh ran jamburg via 1 rd lymout mer Magnolia, Daggett, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and Richimond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer FW Brane, Foster. Buitimor Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Philadelphia—Jas Hand, johnson, Portland—J F Ames arse. Hoston—H ¥ Diwwore. oe Kate Crosby (sr), Hibbert, London—Jas W Elwell Co, Burk Pearl, Ryder, Bristol, E—J H Winchestor & Co, Bark 11 Vero (Itul), Colentano, Bristol, K—Lauro, Storey & Co Burk Oswingo (Br), Waycott, Glusgow—Snow & Barges. Bark Mercator (Nor), Berentzen, Cork or Falmouth tor orders—Boekmann, Oerlein & Co. Batk Sasa ), Larsen, Cork or Falmouth—Fanch, Edge & Co. " Hark Hassel (Nor), Samaelven, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Bockmann, Oeriein & Co. Bark Lyngoer (Nor), Petersen, Antwerp—Funch, Edye & 0. Burk Bromen (Br), Caldwoll, Havre—J F Whitney & Oo. Hark, Angela Ital), Stagno, "Ancona for orders—Vabbei & hauinicoy. Bark abd-el Kader, Sparrow, Gonoa—Jus Henry. pink Contest un,” Garduer, Rio Juneiro—Pendergast ros, Brig Alberta, Hinckley, Penarth loads for orders—J 1 Winchester & Co. brig Clara & ton, Watson & Co. Brig Susan Bergen, Tuthill, Gibraltar for orders—B J Wenberg & Co. Brig Jobn Mason, Porter, Demerara—D Cameron, Sehr 6 B Darling, Hodgsinson, Santa Crus, Cl—Yates & Porterfield. ‘senr Rockie & Yates, Clarke, Demerara—B F Metcalf & Co, es (Br), Jamison, Morgan Pill, E--Hat- ‘hr Mary E Douglsss, Roff, Cape Haytien—B J Wenberg « Schr Stella R (Br), Wilbur, StJohn and Riverside, NB— P11 Nevius & Son. Schr Sullivan Sawin, Rich, Savannah—E ‘The following veayols cleared Dec 6, but were accidentally omitted in our edition of the 7th: — Steamer Annie, Steen, Wilmington, Del—A Abbott. Ship Washington, Martin, Liverpool—Thomas Dunham's Nophew & € a jark Gateshead (Br), Evans, Newcastle, E—Funch, Baye Co, Bark 3 Edve & Bark Vision (Nor), Thorsen, Cork or Falmouth—Bock- mann, Oerlein & Co. Bark Ocean (Be), MeKenzie, Belfast, IJ F Whitney & Co, Schr Wapeta, Penney, Nobilo—E D Hurlbut & Co, wnght Mary Louise, “Gaskill, Washington, NO—Zophar ils. aria Clot ide (Ital), Siano, Gloucester, K—Fanch, SALLED Herder (Ger), Hamburg; State of Nevada (Br), Glasgow: France (Br), London: P (Vuteh), Kotver: aan; Cantma (Br) Portes, Now Orleans mah; “I Rieumiond, ke: suip Neweastls + Vision (Nor), Also salled, Martin, Vern Wind at sunset, W : at midnight, SW. Barometer at 84; ab midnight, 29.63, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Steawen Novenry, before reported ran into low Fort Hamilton, wa d_vesterday by the Coust Wrecking Co, ir does wt Staten Island, » Dees, bat @ rent . some 20 feos from her eutwater wud 6 feet ubove the water lin vaMRR Neptune, Berry, at Boston 7th inst, from New York, when between Nausett and Cape Cod came in colli- sion with an unknown schooner, by which the latter lost her bowsprit and Jibboom, and the ‘steamer lind part of her cut- water carried away aind her port bow above the guard stove in. STRAMKH PRovIDENCE—The roport that this vossel ber disabled in the Sound and was towed back to New ¥ od by the agent city (Messrs Borde 0 be without fu 5 + from Baltimore for Bi which has been a «i for some days at the ent Craiciil Channel, was assisted of at noon Dee 6 by iee- boat Maryland, nud towed out of the river. sisnie Eoxexa, from Liverpool, arrived at Tybee AMD 7 with loss of main and mizzen Copmasts and forevopgallan mast, Sho has been ordered to New York, Bank Ewitse (Nor), Simonsen, from Now York for Fi F, put into Sew Bediord Dee 6 with eargo (sh 4 Feuky. scnn L A Rose, which was ashore noar the Glass Works was pumped out Oth inst by « steam pump, hauled off tue rucks by steamer Helen Augusta, wad placed alongsiae of the wharf te discharge the remainder of her cargo, when she will be taken on the railway lor re- pairs, Scm Crnxs, cont laden, at Portsmouth, NH, was carried th inst by a ewi Current agaiust the bridge.” A h stove in her side wid she wank, Th We 6 for $90, Bostox, Dee 7, AM—A threo masted schoonor is off Hich- Jand Light, with "bow stove ana bowsprit cone, assistan hus been sent to her, (Probauly the vessel ‘iu oollision wita steamer Neptune, given above, sett Loxpon, Dee O—Cape Seat bas removed aboat 550 ns of Coa! e jefferson, and will soon raise the barge iteelt, west ) ‘The crew were saved, wreck of cir Annie C Cook, from Bonaire for Prowi hore § miles east ot Shinnecock ight, was sold Dé Sutrscuprxa at East Bostox—Mr, Abiel Gove has «bark of about 70> tons at_present in frame on the First Section. Mr. Daniel D. Kelly talks of putting up» bark of 700 or 500 tous, when Mr, Tilden ts declared elect ed. His son will build her. Mr. Rooert Cros sie will also build @ vessel of 500 of 600 tons in the course of a fow w WHALEMEN. Sailed from New Bedford Dec 6, bark Thos Pope, Lavers, for North Pacific Oveun, Cleared at New Bediord 6th, sehr Admiral Blake, Hatha- Atlantic Ocean, A despatch dated San Francisco 6th says bark Rainbow, Cogan, of NB. had arrive at Honolulu from the Arctic, and ber bone (last reporied 10.000 ibs), had reached San Francisco, to be forwarded to New Bedtord. SPOKEN. Steamer Wm Crane, from Baltimore for Boston, Dec 6, off ks. rdillera (Br). from Neweastle, E, for San Fran- vy 15, lat 27 N, lon 20 W, Ship Midas’ (Br), from Liverpool for River Plate, Oct 27, lat 16 N, lon 27 W. sl ip hang, Be. trom London for New Orleans 21 days, jon Hark Montreal (Br), from Cork for America Nov 19, 90 E of the Burlinzs. Bark Stadt (Gor), from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Nov 26, north of Hatteras, Bark sciamnmann, of and from Bremen for New Orleans, no date, Int 25 42 N. lon 85 90 W, Fencall,. trorm Havre for Hampton Roads, che JH MoClellan, trom Portland for Baltimore, Dec 7, 10 miles BE of the Highlands. se Catherine Holmes (of Canada), Nov 4, lat 16 S, low ‘An American schooner, showing from New York for south, Oct 1%, lat 6 40 N, lon 25 W. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping azonts and shipmasters are informed that by teloxenphing to the Hxmatp Londen Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, G1 Avenue de l'Opera, Paris,” tho arrivals at and departures trom European aud Eastern vorts of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will bo cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- terranean ports will fad the Paris office the more economi- cal and expeditious for tolegrapning news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Aanuvus, Dec 2—Arrived, bark Niobe (Nor), Olsen, New York. Axrwenr, Dec 7—Arrived, stoamers August Andre (Belg) Knudsen, New York; Switzerland (Belz), Jackson, do? ship The Bruce (Br), Southcott, San Franclaco. Sailed 7th, ship Nautilus (Br), Burke, Philadelphia. Buxaen, Dee 7~Arrived, barks Gessner (Ger), Chris- toffers, New York: Vase (Nor), Neilsen, Baltimore, Boxpvravx, Dee 6—Sailed, the Excelsior, for Now York. Barcstona, Dee 7—Arrived, bark Tomasito (Sp), Erqui- rola, Charleston. Capiz, Doo 1—Arrived, bark Alfred, Burt, Now York. Gxxoa, Dec 2—Sailed, ship Marcia Greenleuf, Bunker, United Stat Hanvxa, Dec 7—Sailed, bark Maury (Nor), Christiansen, Savannah, Kixcroap, Dec 7—Suiled, bark Guspe (Br), Thompson (from Gloucester), New 0 Liverroot, Dec 7—Arrived, steamers Ariel (Br), Hollis and Toxas (Br), Laureuson, New Orleans; San Marcos (Br), Burrows, Galveston; Illyrian (Br), Worthington, Boston. Sailed 7th, steamer City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy, Now York via Queenstown : ships Leviathan (Nor), Moxfold, New York; Vancouver (Br), Oliver, United States; bark Edwin & Lingle (Nor), Thorsen, do. Lyxx, Dec 6—Arrived, bark Elisa McLaughlin (Br), Phil- lps, Baltimore, Lett, Dec 7—Arrived, bark Thor (Nor), Jensen, Balti- more. Movitix, Dee 7—Arrived, steamer Alexandria (Br), Me- Kay, New York for Glaxgow (and proceeded). Mssixa, to Dee 7—Suiled, brig Kossack, Smith, Bulti- more. Puvxovri, Dec 7—Sailed, barks Florri M Hulbert, Handy (from Havre). Charleston; Mona (Br), Pensacola. Patxnwo, to Dec 7—Arrived, bark A C Adams, Collum, New Orleans. Quxexstowx, Dec 7—Arrived, ship Rivor Inaus (Br), Hewott, San Francisco; bark Adolena (Ital), Piazzo, Phila- delphia, Sailed 7th, steamer Wyoming (Br), Jones (from Liver. pool), New York. Rorrxnpa, Dec 7—Artived, bark Juan F Pearson (Br), Johnson, Richmond. Sovtaamrton, Dec ;—Arrived, steamer Hansa (Ger) Bussins, New York for Bremen (und procceded). Trixstz, to Dee 7—Arrived, bark Idea (Ital), Durante New York; brig San Pietro (Ital), Lauro, do, Liverroot, Dec 7—The Inman and White Star Steam- ship linos advertive weekly sailings of their vessels betw New York and Liverpool, commencing in March. Lonvox, Dec 7—Tho Britisn bark Lotus, Capt Curry, Previously reported ashore ut Southend, has floated off without assistanceand is now anchored at that place. ‘The bark Limerick Luss, Capt Syporick, from Rotterdam Nov 28 for New York, has returned to Helvoet windbound. Her foremust was broken and pumps chor WEATHER REPORT. Hotraxap, Dec 7, PM—Wind ENE; barometer, 29 241. Purmoorm, Dec 7, PM—Wind NE, light, FOREIGN PORTS. Amoy, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Antioch, Merrill, Sailed Oct 4 Tuck sing (Br), Narshall, Ln port Oct ark Sosterk (Swe), Alm, for New York. Bancetoxs, Dec 2—Arrived, ship Angolita (Sp), Alaina, Gharlentony bark Antonio (Spi, Abril, Sew York (not ar- ed bth). CoRACOA, Nov 11—In port, brig Curacoa (Br), Faulkner, from New York, to sail for do about the 25th, Castettawank, Dee 1—Arrived, brig Clara Jenkins, Coombs, Bauyor. nLunprasdos, Nov 27—Salled, brig Lissle Wyman, Font, jew York. Canmesas, Nov 30—Arrived, sche Wyoming, Foss, Wil- minuton. Sailed 20th, brig AH Curtis, Ribber, Pensncola; sehrs David H Toick, Sawyor, and Chas E Seammoll (Br), Smith, north of Hatteras. Kast Lonpon, Oct 20—In port, bark Bierstadt, Harrison, for Mauritius, Fatwovti, Nov 9—Sailed, bark Norway, Matthews (from . Boston, having repaired, . Dee 1—Salled, brig J jew York; sche Matilda Kran: na, Lennox (from Rich (from Mar- jnlaga), seilles), ao. Hoxd Koxa, Oct 25—Arrivod, ship Mindoro, Bray, Now- cuntle, NSW, Suiled Oct 21, bark abips Anglo Saxon ( Hoozly. f w York. {n port Nov 4, ship Sumatra, Clouzh, repg; Southern Cross, Hugues, for Maniin and New York: barks © O Whi more, aded: rdo: Obed Baxter, Baxter, from New- castle, NAW arrived Oct 26, for Manila and New York, Havana, Dec 1—Arrived. hark Clara Baton, Davis, ‘Car- he ‘Expro ¥ Muyeres island (Yuea- steamer Wm G Howes. Tillbergh, Indixnola, \yde, Kennedy, New York, ty Of Havana, Philips, Mexican ia (Br), Crowley, New York: 27th, Harrington, Honolulu; Nov 2, > 2 2 a Suiled Dec 3 ports and New cleans. Cleared Dee 1, sche L & M Knowles, York. In port Doe 2, bark Mary C Hale, Higgi Hativax Dec Harrington, New . for New York, (Br), Bou- phin. Suiled 7th, x ir Flamborough (Br), for Charleston. ‘x, Nov 9—Arrived, bark Haydn Brown, Have- Matanzas, Nov 30—Arrived, schr John R Halliday, Van avana, to load for Philadelptia: Dec 1, stoumer y (Sp), Auscolaga, Havana (will clear for « south- n port PALERNo, Dec 1—Sailed, schr M B Millen, Raymond, New |. bark Jonn Laughlin, Weeks, do. er Unterio HANS det ¥1—In port, ehip Bor-alis (Br), Beard, from New York, une; bark Lady Elisabeth (Br), Covbett, for do, Ids. Sr Jou, Dee S—Arrived, schr M L St Piorrs (Br), ew Yor! schir Southern Cross, Patterson, New York. brig Clara J Ad uns, McFadden, Matanzas. Yorouama, Oct 13—Arrived, bark Hurriet N Carlton, Harkness, Shanghai. Sailed Nov 7, ships Ambassador (Br), Prohm, New York; 12uh, Lothair (Br), Orehard, do, In port Nov 15, bark HN Carlton, Harkness, uno. (Me Strawn ALGHRA. | Arrixponn, Nov 28—Sulled, Ulriten, for Wilmin; Axrwene, Nov 21—Suilea for Flushing Roads, Lund, New Orienns: Monark, Halvursen, do can, Craven, Brunswick, § ARENDAL, Nov 4—Sailed, Protector, Weiser, America, Ascowa, Nov 2—Arrived, Rosalte, Plesce, New York. Assxe, Nov 17—Passod, Lucia, Crowley, New York. Passo Oct 14, Fred W Carlon, Carlon, Batavia for Bos- ton; Oneco, Henry, do for Sun Francis Brurast, Nov 23—Salled, Hecin. Gould, Tyboo. Burscwan—Of the Start 24st, Daniol Draper, Sedgley, from Havee for Key Wost. v 20—Arrived, George, Steppens, New York; Gertrude, Vogt, Haitim ro; 21st, Feankpurt (9), Kluzkist, New Orlenna; Chas Luting, Wicks, Balt:more —Sailed, Dootor Barth, Hansen, Pon: cola; Emulie, Lange, Wilmington, Sailed from Paalilie 21st, Argonaute, Loisenu, San Pran- cisco; Atalnnta, Larsen, New York; President 'v Blam thal, Scherping, Savwanah. 5 noire, Now 22—Cleared, Governor Tilley, for Rio aneiro, Balled 23d, Exthor, Merrill, Havana. pO ihalss Nov d—Cleared, Bessie Simpson, Bradford, Algos ay, Danewourn, Nov 23—Off, Pedro Plandolit, from Antwerp for New Orlouns. Drat, Nov 24—Passed, Helios, Soliman, from London for colin, Nov 23—Arrived, Guiding Star, Philadeiphia, KIRK, Nov 23—Suiled, Richard Peurse, Bartaby, New gton, Uhas Bal, Repub Hong Kong for York, Haiwoor, of the Lisard, Nov 22—David MeNutt, from non, nd's kad 21st, Nor, Thorgersen, from Bromen snow, Noy 22—Arrived, Gumore (s), Holman, Mon- treal:; Union, Hallqvist, istors. led iat, Me id, Savanneh; Wilhelmina, Weish, Baltinore Mi P. Guemnocn, Ni Gesxoa, Nov 2! Sailed ‘20th ‘Tueker, San Stefano United States. Arrived, Freden River; 234, Co Roynboldt, Hournwan, Nov u3—Arrived, He Eckstein, Saguenay Rijeny, Leahy, Liver- Arrived, Pommerain (#), Schwensen, x Skilled from Cuxhuvon 2tet, Evernerd Delius, Fortm Le oF Wicnt-Of the Wight, 22d, Carpione, Ferrari, b for Baltimore. ‘Ulf the Need! ivswicn, Aphit roon, Noy 24—Arrived, Carlow, Moreh, Quebec} Dougias © 8; Circassian (s), Wyhe, Moutren! 25th, City of Mec Alexander MeKen- | Sonthwest Puss; | Edward O'Brien, Smailey. Sandy Hoo! zie, Copp. ‘Tybee: Tewkesbury, Davi 25th, Golden Rule, Morse, New Orlesns Maren, Chariesto: Nord, Lange, Bi vee Breakwater Tybee ach Vangaard, Byk vox Arrived, ‘Guldfaxe, % jenakjuld, Seb Keen. Herth Amboy. Wave Qacen, Wilson, Baltimore; Freden, we York, Butered out 24th, Joun Shepherd, Burzess, for Phitadel- n Sailed from Gravesend 24d, Galilee, for Pascagonla; 24th. Gen Hireh, New York; syskonen, Bull River. Leimn, Nov 23—Arrived, Duke, Spooner. Montrea!. , Maustttuns, Nov 21—sulled, iLorace Beals, Tlekett, New ‘ork. Passanoxanc, Oct 7—Suiled, Robert Porter, Goodell, America, Arrived 34, Evening Star, Aubin, Sonrabaya. a, Philadele 1, Miramichi; Lady Sel- Pavane, Oct 8—Suiled, Lieutenant, Cowper, New York, Sr Micmakis, Nov 13—Arrived, Camponez,’ Reis, Phila: deiphia: Morning Star, Bushell, Madeira, Bi ‘ov 23—Arrived, Northutabrian, Pigze, Phila- deiphin: Harewood, Blanch. Quebec; 24. Gullo, Prom, New York: London, Parry, Quebec. St Nazaite, Nov’ 21—Arrived, Hella, Augenson, Mira- michi; Inviuelble, Strickland, Pabellon do Pica via Quoens- Sailed Nov 21, Esrus, Mortensen, New York. Sovranaya, Oct 1.—Sailed, CR’ Lewis, Race, Boston, Gipxattan, Nov 17—The Speedwell, from Patras for York (curruuts). which pus back here very leaky, with fore and muin topmasts and topgallantmasts sprang and bi warks damaged, had been struck by # heavy. a. She had three feet of water in hold, Tho vessol has eyoul and also examined by a diver, who reports so ts of copper washed off and forefvot gone; she will have to dis- charge. Liverroot, Nov 24—The Edward O'Brien-is reported to have een damage in coming out of Birkeuhead Dock yesterday. . ‘The wastor of the Douglass Campbell, arrived here from St Jobo, NB, repo: bat during # gale on the 12th she had deckload washed overboard. Marsxinxs, Nov 22—Advices from Cagliari of 16h inst. state that the Eanis, Ameri brig, Dyer. trom Newcastle for tais port. which put iuto Cagliari on the Lith with dam- ‘Ko, would dischurge part of Ler cargo previous to commenc- ing her repairs. + Sitmetna, Nov 25—The ship Valetta, of Kirkealdy, Park from Montreal, arrived inthe Tyne, reports having been in collision in the Gulf of St Lawrence, and lost bowsprit, jib- boom, figurehead and all gear attached. Wexroro, Nov 22—The following cargo has been landed from the Uromocto, from Liverpool tor st John, NB. ashore in South Bay, vi 0 bhds Gi ®, 100 bags rice, 140 22 crates ourthenware and 103 rolls lead. Prep- arutions ate being mude to get the vessel off, AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, O, Dec 5—Sailed, ship Garduer Colby, Shy ALEXANDRIA, Dec 5—Suiled, schrs A W Fis! land: © P Harris (from Georgetuwa), ———. BOSTON, Dec G—Arrived, brig Abby Thaxter, Veazle, Philadeiphia; schr Georgia, Bobertson, Cadis via York, ‘7th—Arrived, stearver Neptune, Berry, NewYork; bark Gi- ovaunino (Ital), , Puteri hrs M A Folsom, tose, ‘St Martin: wusden, and Maud Mallock, E i Higbee, Hoboken; H'S Billings, Billings; Frank Herbert, Crowell; Redondo, yotng and F Nelsen, Holvrook, We G B Ferguson, Ferguson; Ella Thompson, by ‘Thorndyke,’ and Chase, Ingraham, Houdout Zot Ysi, Thotpson; Viola, Robinson, and Orlando, How. Port Johnson; ' Mary ‘E Stoexham, Cordery; ‘Trade Wind, Phillips; Emma 8 Shaw, Springer: George Neven- RoE, Smith; D&T Lee, Lee; Mary H Hand, Kinney EB Wheaton, Farnum, aud Theresa Wolf, Chanipion, Piiladel- phia; CG Berry, Gilchrist, ahd # L Whiton, Rich, Alexan- dria; Ida U Bullard, Smith, Colin C Baker, Baker, and Nellie C Paine, Doune, Baltimore. Also aerived, stgainets Massachusetts (Br), Walters, Liver. wool; Seminole, Matthews, Savannah: Wm Crane, Taylor, witimore; brig F Remick, Rose, Antwerp; schrs May Morr, Bunker, Paveaxoula: tlymouth Rock, iburgess, Charles Comery, Creamer, and Grace, Alley, New York; Harp, Brickmore, and J Eddie, Parker, Glen Cove; JB Knowles, Wass, Hoboken; Mary ‘Sands, ‘Rowe, Mars Hil Bowden, Western Star, Crowell, and Commodore Kearne, Mason, Weehawken; Emma L Gregory, Thorndike, and G W Baldwin, Glover, Rondout; Olive, Keynolds, and'Seauna, Hart, Perth Amboy: MM Merryman, Tripp, Amboy: Jull Ferris; M t. c| W Jewett, Jew Mi Nichols, Koss, and Atalanta, Westcott, Port Joli ‘Morris, Bireh; LC Hickman, E son; David Ames. Flanders: pnilie W Steeiman, Steelman and’ Stephen Morris. Dutch, Phiiadelphin; James A Potter, Usier, Baltimore: Mav Morn, Bunker, Pensacola. Clenred—Sche 8 H Sweet (Hr), Duan, Cientue, BALTIMORE, Dec 7—Arrived, steamer Mart! itevens, Chence, New York: burks George H Jenkins (Br), Hi.ton, m: Angela Accame (Ital), Rallango, North brig Three Cheers (Br), from Georgetown, DO; rs John Mosser, Rhoades, New York; Henry Davy, do, Aixo arrived, barks Murtin (Ital), Gigante, Hamburg; Groziellu (Nor), Expelund, Tra.ee; Formosa, —, St Thom: Princess Somatz, Mareeilles; brig Olga (Nor), Larsen, Liverpool; sehrs “Lulu, Snow, and Macwie J Chadwick, Norris, Hoxton: Jessie Klizahoth, New Y. ‘arrived, barxe, Kule (Br),'Berryman, Boston, Eng- . M&K Cann (tt), Meany, Dublin; Angelo’ (tab ula (Nor),’ Ranluif, Liver icnols, Sew York; Jessie Rlizaboth, yeuver, do; Kelipse, Concklin, do; Matties Bragg, do; JB Oarrington, * Parker, | Ni Addie’ P ‘Avery, Thompson. ker, Providen Vanderherchen, do; © U Lane, ‘Law, oo Baker, do; S'S Hudson, Churchman, Risley, do; Carrie L. Gudfrey, Avi Green, Cummings, nM Atwood, Gots, Bangor BM Sanger, Dalsco, St John, NB; HM Howes, Hower 44 Whiting, Cox, Bay View, Mass; F E Hallock, ¥ & Buird, Mayhew, Charleston. rs America, Billups, 5: Boston; barks Harv Lovisa (Daa), Laison, Cette; bri; brig Schuifiino, Rotterdam iy Behn, Cork for orders; schrs Henry Davi DH iugraham, Jncksonville; Birmingham, jlexred, steamer Juin W Gnrrett, Fostet brig Josie A Devereaux, Higsine, Boston Parker, Parker, New Hu 'H Atwood, donee; Bennington, Jones, Huston, .. Sailed—Barks Amazon, Konkordia, Hans Neilsen Hauge, Kspresso, Frida Lehment, Emma, and La or. JEVERLY, Dee S—Arrived, schr Golden Gate, Ames, New York. CHARLESTON, Dec 4—Arrived, ship Hechtanooga (Br), park Cecile Auget Jounson, Liverpool vin Sandy Hook; (Fr), Oroix, Kotverdam; sehr Atmvs Walker, Poland, Bos- ton, ‘Also arrived, steamers Dictator, Vogel, New York via Hampton Koads; Water uly. Fitzgerald, ‘New York (will proceed to st Johus Kiver, 1a). Cleared—schr Hattie L Fuller, Smith, Baltimore via Branswick, Ga Suiled—iark Eliza $ Millizan, Mitcehil, Liverpool. 7ih—Arrived, barks Columous (da), Lllder, Tybee; Jar- dine Bros (Br), Nelsen, Barrow. Cloured—Barks Bonsie Parker (Br). Parker, Liverpool; Ninw Sheldon, skeldou, i Rafael de Pomur (sp). Veiret, Barceloni (Br), Monros, Amastor- dum ; brig Sorprosa (Sp), Fa Barcelona. ieg—Steamer, Vidal ¥ par . sen, Glasgow; George Peake Br), Carew, Liverpool. a STER, Ba, Di bas : 7T—Suiled, sehr Monte Christo, th, Jacinel. VALAIS, Dee 1—Satied, sche Honry, Faulkingham, Now ‘ork. DANVERS, Dee 6—Arrived, schrs Tennessee, Pillsbury, Baltimoro; Nile, Metcalf, New York, beg la tripe Nov 28—Arrived, schr Z A Paine, Jone: now York. Doe 1 In port schr Marshal Ney, ldg. FORTRESS MONROE, Deo 7—Arrived, bare John Lore Se 3 *Gipsey Queen” (probabl a} frum Rio Jangive for Baltimore: “serio hann Ludwig Ger), Holjes, from An (Aus), Merlato, Hull for do; also tin unknown. Passed out—Stoamer Australian (Br), for Liverpool; ship Oracle, for Sun Franciscu; barks Countess of Dufferin (Br) for Londonderry; Conuoaght (Br), tor Dublin (all trom Baltimore). FALL RIVER, Dec 4—Arrived. schrs D M Anthony. Me Lane, Georgetown, DC; Win Cotlyer, Uaylor, Phiindelpint Sarat L Simmous, Gandy, and & 8 . Coron, di r Wall, and Wm Gillam.) Mehatfey, § burg; on: Onsarie. Walt, Hoboken, Sth—Arrived, steamer Harcules, Swasey, Philadelphia, GALVESTON arrived, badk Eliza Uulton (Br), Black, Liverpool. ed—Ship Livingston rk Kong Carl (Nor), H poo! HY WEST, Nov rived, scurs Quick (Br), Core: Abaco; 24th, Elen Harrison, Now Orlex sailed 27th for Porto Cat 27th, ‘Therese- Shaw, jon (and sailed 28th tor Mobile) 4 Velocity, rs Koders, New London; 20th fsabelia, Latham, Noank. ‘Also nifived 47th, burk Gov Fairchila, Kelly, Rio Janeiro (and sailed ror Charleston). Dec 7—Arrived, stenmer City of Austin, Stevens, Galvi ton tor New York; State of Texas, Bolger, New York f Galveston (aud both proceeded. MUBILE, Dec 7—Arrived, steamer Ter (Sp), Battle, Hus ann; suip Niagara (Br), Pickard, Rio Janeiro; schr A B Peery, Look, Pasa oul, NEW ORLDANS, Dee 7—Cleared, ships Dakota, Day, Liverpool; Caiedonia, Potter, do; bark Leumiagton’ (Br, Orkney, Havre, Passes, Dec 7—Arrived, ship John Patten, Duncan, Bre- burks Emma (Nor), Anderson, Bordeaux; ‘Ergo (Aus), Gloucester, 1 Rowicio @p), Malaga; Otus (Nor), ‘alck, Huti. i, Suiled—Steamers Knickerbocker, for New York; Algiers, do; ships Sandusky, tor Amsterdam; Kentuckian, lMayr GM Adams, Liverpool; barks (enuzio (tw), Dunkirk; Vale kyrion (Nor), London; Anuie Reed, Liverpool; Prineipossa arscherita di Piemonte, Ronen. NOK LAK, Dee d—arrived, sche Albert Clarence, Jamos, Portlan NEW BEDFORD, Dec 6—Arrived, sehrs Sarah Bruen, Ballard, Hoboken; Chas Dennis, Wicks; Game Cock, Rob: inson, and Nelson Harvey, Coftin, New York. Ris PORT, Dee S—Suiled, seh’ Cito Chileott, Fullerton, Pittson, Me, for Now Lork (alter discharging deck load of bay). Uih—Arrived, schrs § Clark, Griffin, Philadelphia; Pacific, Arey, Fall iver tor New York; Currie G Crosby, Cobo, Welle for Virginia; Luey J Keeler, Brainard, oy] angler. VM—Arrived, sehrs D W Swundors, Mott, Port Johnson; Alice P Liggins, Higgins, Weiltleot ‘for Virgluta;: Julia A Decker, Freeborn, do for New York; Isola, Mayo; k. Scranton, Palme: Maria, Atkins, aad EvaJ Smith, Saunders, Providence for do. NEW LONDON, Dec 6—Areived, schr 8 Applewate, Wood's Hole for New York. Sailed—Sehir Ann Elizabeth, New York, OKT ROYAL, SC, Dec 7—Arrived, sehr De Mory Gray, Brewster. iladel phi PHILADELPHIA, Deo Arrived, stexmers Defiance, Shropshire, Full River; Mayflower, D. bark Lalla Kookh (Sr), Dakin, ‘he, Hambury; sches 5'P Smith, Warren, Bangor; Perry, Chase, New Hedford; A L Hieeman, Kinney, Somerset. Also arrived, schrs (iarl D Lothrop, MeAllop, Hi Sioa Roiact ghlttanots (isla Pittston, White, Beliust;' Sallie BB mouth, Nil; "No if Adetlw Y, € Tryon, Nick p : ida M Eber’ jarblehead; J 5 Shindler, a Provincetown; Narragansett, 8, Newburyport. r Winnett, New Orleans; on Bardick, New York; A © Stimers, Warrem ao; bark Chieftain (8r), Fulton, iHamburg; A Stoneman (Br), nin, do; schrs Oliver Ames, Bavbitt, Somerset; Steamers Lord Clive and Agnes, Lewes, De’ ‘ent to sea 6 P fon (Br), tor Liverpool; 7:20 PM, Antwerp. PORTLAND, Me, Dee 5—Arrived, brig H Houston, Grif. fin, Stockton, to lo Juba; set Ht Preveott, Merriman, Virsinia (not as tel Willard, and M &P Hadsov, Sophis and M K Rawley remain. ith—Arrivod, bark Florence: Peters, Mountford, Boston 3 Winslow, Locks ‘t Johnson; W Naney | Day, Perth Amooy; L A Boardtoan, do: Rondoat; Ar ‘ius, do; Arthur Burtot Sawyer, do; Maria Draper, do; H Curtis, do. sche set Wage Tous, Me Clark, do | sehr 1, PORTSMOUTH, Dee 6—Arrivea, sehr Watehfal, Gill, New York. tm Arrivy sehrs John A Grifin, Mage Caiur soul, Philadel iladelpiia: Anthony Burton: tucks anu, Fern, Eaton, h Amboy} Maria, ry UG son, Port volnsun tor Jounvon; RH Wilson, Cl prea Lg te ad rn: jardner, fen for joboken ; Dread. yeon Corwin Naw i Leet, Haverstraw; CW. boek: Connor, Hoboken: Cynthia Jane, Pawtucket; JU Burnett naught, Senders, New York; om arch, Baltimore via Nor Sailed—Stermers WeClotlan, Hadotbhin: schre Flo ence folk: Tonawanda, she Donn, Westgaie; Wa D ewton, und dd Moore, Frankl sown, DC: Alfred Bravrous, Ber more, Westsorviand, Alien, Philadelphia Marict. Hawking, Newars, Nd: AG Lawson ton; Sophia Wirson, Melvin, Hoboken: Minguas. do: Cormelix, Craig: Eva J Smith, Sai 2 Ma China, Mot; Kate Wooster, “Arrived, selirs OP Stickney, Ma thias, Philadeiphi necticut, Siaitn, Perth Amboy) Shamroe! averstraw, Minarxotn, Howe. rah A Hoffman, Hoffman, and Cora Vaw Philadelpiia, IMOND, Dec 5—Arrived, sehr Chas Elmore, Corson, Boston, ‘ailed—Burk Candenr (Nor), Milton, Copant ago ure Kave & Lucila, Housall, New Yorw ; Kutie Ranger, Marin SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 29—Cleared, brig J B Ford, San Francisco, ¢ North Star, Davis, Port Townsend. ared, ships Galatew (Br), Wright, Queenstowm{ Cape Sable (tr). Paxe, do. witod—Bark Comorin (Br), Major, Queenstown. BSAVANNAIL Dect -Arrived, steamer Somerset, Brow Boston; sehr Chax H Dorr, F. Mass, Cleared—Bark J M Clerk, Conant, Liverpool Suiled—Ship Cashier (Hr), Telper, Norfolk; barks Colome bus, Charleston; Bremen (Ger), Lutk imore: Olbert Ih ; Carlton (Br). Durkee, Cork or Falmouts Antonio (Sp), Valencia? schr Mary Collins, ship Enreka, Woodworth. Li k Marklund (Br), Wentworth, rs Mary B Harris, Crowley, New York} Miscellany) ; Also arrived, Anniv P Chase, do, sailed—Steamer Rapidan, Kempton, Now York; ship Southern Richts, Li bark J M Clark, ‘Also suiled, stoamor Saragoss 4, !Tooper. Baltimore. SALEM, Dec —Arrived, rs Paul P Keller, Hens Philadelphia; L B Sargent, Sargent, do; Douglas Hay 58 D Hart, Burges and Doll . do; . Joner, Elizaveihport; A W ‘Eutisy axon, Hoboken; Jas 8 Pike, Robinson, New York, OA, Nov 25—Sailed, ship Dashing Wave, Nickels, San Francisco.¢ VINEYARD HAV! Dec 6—Arrived, schrs Atalanta, New York for Bo: © Buckley, Danversport for New Alex Harding, Boston tor ‘Philadelphia; Johan W de do; E Sinnickson, do: BH larry & Fred, St John tor @ javview for Baltimore; Nellie Crowell, Bi rk; Lucy Baker, for Briato: Salled—Schirs Rio. Lizzie, Wanderer, Atalanta. WILMINGTON, Cal, Dec 6—Arrived, suip India, Patton, vorpool. 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