The New York Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1876, Page 10

THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION, Lerdo’s Army Routed ‘and Hlis Govern- ment Overthrown. A DECISIVE BATTLE. Programme of. the Victors—Financial Support Tendered. DIAZ THE MAN OF THE HOUR Mexico, Nov. 28, 1876, * The anticipated political change spoken of in my last as Likely to occur has been real: aud the govern- ment of President Lerio de Tejada no longer exists, The decisive struggle resulting in its overthrow took place on the 16th inst, on the line of the Mexico and Vera Cruz Railroad, and within sight of the Hua. tountla station, perhaps 116 miles from this city. The engagement commenced at ten A. M., General Al- latorre, of the government side, making the attack with infantry ia front and artillery on either flapk of the enemy. General Porfirio Diaz commanded the revo- lutiona®y troeps in person, and vol brought into action forces numerically equal, as far as can be judged, variously estimated at trom 3,000 to 6,009 men each, General Diaz laboring under the disadvantage of an inferior position, The struggie was fierce and deter- mined, both sides maintaining their ground with heros valor until three o'clock P. M., when, from the feeble position occupied by General Diaz, bis troops. wore beginning to yield. At this critical moment a body of men were seen advancing upon Allatorre’s rear, and ag that general had sent fora reinforcement of 3,000 men, amid the smoke and din of battle, he could not plainly distinguish the upproaching column, but sup- posed, of course, they were the desired reintorce- ments which were to decide the bloody contest. What, then, was his horror, when, instead, ho received a shower of bullets poured in from the rear, with the most disastrous eflect, which, with the renewed firing infront, quickly turned the tide of battle, leaving Generals Diaz and Gonzalez—tne latter com- mauder of the reinforcements—victors of tbe conflict ‘he governmént troops suffered & total defeat, with a loss of 2,700 killed and wounded, all the arms, artillery, ammunition and equipages The loss of General Diaz by killed and wounded were 1,400; among the latter thg valiant General Gonzalez, a hero of other battles, who was wounded inthe stump of one of bis arms, lost ina previous engagement, and ‘Tilurcio Montiel, ex-Gov- ernor of the federal district, THR CArITAL WITHOUT NEWS. Meanwhile in the capital the people were feeding upon rumors and suppositions. All communication by wire and rail having been cut off, nothing definite was known until tho morning of the 20th, when Gen- eral Allatorre, accompanied by some of bis officers and the political and mihtary governors, of Puebla, made their appearance, giving confirmation to the report uf the disustrous reverses of the govern- ment forces, In his roport to Congress on that day, General Allatorre declared it useless to continue the struggle, and that to do so was but to spill brave blood in vain, and it is rumored that he refused positively to make any further military efforts in behalf of the government. The greatest excitement prevailed througnout tbe city, anda ru- mor was current that President Lerdo would hand in his resignation during the day. This, bow- ever, he dif ngt do, and toward night it was generally understood that he would attempt an escape that night, accompanied by'some of his favorite Ministers. ‘Tho contents of the Treasury, so hardly raised by forced contributions, together with $23,000 taken from the “Monte Pio’ (government pawnshop), was that night distributed among Lerdo and his favorites, and later, between the hours of twelve and two o'clock, they leit the capital by coach and diligence, escurtod by a guard of 800 soldiers. A few miles outside the city 100 of the escort turned-back; and again the same day, at Lerma, a stall town this side of Sobnea, and their halting place for the night, ayother 200 deserted the Lerdista ranks, the officer in command giving a8 a reason the fear he bad of the soldiers revolting, killing the Presi- dential party und officers of the escort and taking pos- session of (We silver, It 18 Known that the party passed Sobnea im safety the day followimg (21st) and is sow somewhere in the State of Michoacan or on its vorder, liaviog been abandoned by ail the escort save any. On Tuesday the citizens of the capital awoke to the fact that there was no longer an existing government, and in the emergency Seftor ProtasioTaybe was ma Goveruor ad itcrim of the Federal distriet, and us- suming immediately the oillce, issued the following prociamation:—“Tbe chiet of the adiministrauion, in the person of citizen Sebastian Lerdo de Lejada, bas abandoned this ©: pital, cud by reason of this occur. rence, Franei-co Louza bas been chorgea with the mili. lary command of city, and the subscriber with tue olfice of Governor of the Federal district. In this character I cail upon the inhabitants of the sity, that during these disturbed moments, and until the regenerating army shall arive, that they will pre- ferve that peace and order which corresponds to the good seutiments of which they have ever given proof, With the tullunderstanding that the military chief as Wel (8 the fouera! Governor will repress with energy Ul disorders of Whatever characier, PROTASIO TAYBE, Mexico, Now. 21, 1876. Eorly tbe sutne moruing a large crowd began to as- ein the plaza in front of toc Palace, with bitter culions MAIDSt | ny Present, and sbow- : disorderly. With Hiilleunty they were * 1 trom ringing t ticdral | but the military atticers e able to keep own xl demon ou order at “ the excitement, however, tv in the palace, composed mostly of e levy, uuder the apprehension that they would be salled upou to make detenee, fired mto the crowd tu iront and rushed iranticully out and down the sireet, Rv ivux’? for General Diay, distebing as they “ran, and scattering unilorms to the right left, This small “pronunciamento” added e the exeit ty it not at the* £ one person « oud one wounded, drat Diaz would make bis enfreé into the Capitol the saine day, aud in the alernoon thousands of peopie emblod 1m the principal streets of San Fraremio and Pluteros, waiting In w heavy ranstorm to give him welcome, but he did not come. On tho foliowng day the scene was ropeate& again on the third da: mid the joyous ringing of the Cuthedra loud prolonged “ the multitude e here of to-day, en: tered the abane atly to the satistaction of the populace. It is said that from. tack of com- Mmupicauon the trae situation of the city and fight of the President was not made known to bin anul the day previous. Great alarm was experienced by the inhabitants during the three days of abandonment by govern- mental autbyrity, especially as i was known that with the knowledge of this condition of affure many out- Jaws apd bandits, trom the surrounding mountains, had entered and were prowling about the city. Bus be it said, to the credit of all, that no acts of violence were committed, neither of disorder of any wayne tude, It was ‘said by the frieads of Gen- 1 Ding thar he desirea no ovation, and, corresponding to thi deciaration, nis entrance itu the capital was in the most unostenta- {ious manner, Without his warriors, in his piain field dress, and, greatly to the disappointinent of the crowd in waiting lo see him, in a close earriage. Entering the palace, he shortly made his appearance on a front baleuny and essayed to speak to Lue Lhousands assem. biea in front, but the joyous ri ng Of the Cathedra: Dells, close at band, and the continues huzzus ot u multitude reduced 1 fort to @ mere pantomimic perlormance, which, nevertheless, the peuple seemed to appreciate. neral Diaz's earliest und unremitting efforts have been directed toward retarhing to something like order the governmental machinery, modestly taking poxses- sion of only the office of the Secretary of War he has oy been absent trom ita moment since his ar- rival, Meanwhile his troops have been coming in daily. Cavalry, artillery and intantry, with pack trains of ammunition and equipages, are Moving about all diroctions, giving to the ony an exciting appear- ance. Sofior Iglosias is stil] in Guanajaato, although reeog- Dized a8 legitimate covsinutional President and his ce and co-operation looked for in the capital, it his poeition sui remains doabtful and undefined, although it is hoped that he witli come forward and, coptings the “Pian of Tuxtepec,” add his earnest efforts fo those of the present ruier of the situation, In the Fe-establisbmept’ of a government on a more sound and honest basis than the one just now taken fight, GENERAL DIAZ'S PROGRAMMER The following is tho *niau”’ vromulvated by Gaseral | the Mexico and . NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET.. Diaz at Tuxtepec, as translated from the Monitor of the 22d inst:— Ph nm 1.—The constitution of 1857, the act Feforms promolgated ou the ‘25th of September, 4th of Vecember, 1874, are the supreme Republic. The non-re. of the Republic me character of laced regard MTS, & supreme ranks of co bro: established in the constitution of 1857, an Lerdo de Tejada shall not be the Republic, neither any of bis functionaries or employes, sach a8 were named iu the elec- ot duly, 1875, Aut. 4.—All tie Governors of those States who shall ad- here tothe present pian shall be recognized, and where uotagent the nuliltury eliiets shail be recognized tas such dé Presidential eleetio take place two Repuvlic, place re nd gecupy itself imine- fintely tv falling the prescrintions of urticie 51 of the of the shove laws, Id under that the constitutional # upon tke execution dthat the Supreme Court of Throughout the press, witht ich this plan is published iu 01 the papera of the capital, Ant. 7, The Eighth Constitutional Congress being assem- bled, its’ firas work shall be constitutional toned in article 2, that which guurautee: of the municipalities, the pol ral district, Lower Calltoruin, vfs aud officials who, us oppor the present plan will’ ke recog: hized im thelr employmen uks and rewards, Yesterday the ubove plan of Tuxtepee, revised at Pabo Blanco, was published to the citizens of the capital by Sefior Togle, Provincial Governor of the district, accompanied by the usual jormalities, and Very entbustastically received. ‘rhe following orders, m conjunction with the above, were made public by the same official: — in conformity to the declaration of article 3 s of Tuxtepec and Pabo Blanco the functions and vo all employes, civil, judicixl, of exercised under the adminis ¥ ct previous article, who have in their ch funds and the” udministration of th Lenevolent public instruction and archives, may continue in their employments, under the most strict responaivility, until those. who shall be substitutes shall be namea, The Judgey of the Crinrinal Court ma not exercising any further jurisdic to muke eflective the wuxrun us of whieh de not pre] Nation Patacy, 3 ACTION OF THe CITIZENS, Yesterday preceding the exercises above referred to, A meeting Was hold in the rooins of the Department of Hacienda, at which all the leading members of com- merce, heads of banking establishinents_ and moneyed men of Mexico were present, represeuting several na- vionalities, Sehor Diaz, in a iriendly and unofficial manner, laid belore them the financial situation in which the government was placed; the long struggle through waich they had just passed aud im which many of his chieta had sulfered so many privations, without recompense, patriotism alone sustaining them, and whom he now desired to satisfactorily re- ward. Also other pressing obligations he wished to seo promptly sativfied, among which was the payment of the frst $3, 000 which — will become due im Jaouary at ‘Washington, under the treaty of claims of July 4. 1868, between Mexico and the United States. General Diaz further added that he hoped the sum of $50v,000 might be raised as an amount adequate to meet the present demands, and that resolution would be made upon it before the close Of the meeting, giving ag guarantee, if satisfactory, the Teceipts'ot the Custom Houso of Vera Cruz, &c., &e. A special ‘*junta” was held iu an adjoining room, amoug which were Messra. Pedro del Valle aud Anto- nio Escolante, representatives of Mexieo; Mr. Mijares, of the bouse of Barron & Forbes, English; Sobrino and Martinez Zorriila, Spanish; Murtin Darian, French, and Mr. Beuneke, German,’ Alter a short’ delivera: Uon Sefior Diaz was informed that the loan would be cheertully made, and thut the day following (28th) $135,000 of the amount wuuld be put at bis disposition as first instalment and for his immediate use, und usk- ing no further guarantee ‘shan the word of the vahant general.” The mecting is said to have been Very cnthusiastic, “What a difference,” says the Monitor, in comment, “only afew days siuce Lerdo hind o reunion iu the palace, of the sume capitalists, to ask money of them, but received from them the most positive negative; the most frightiul rebuff, To-day the chief of the revolution has effected u loan, without more guaranice than his sunple word,” in compliance with article 8 of the Planot Tuxtepec already some of the military officials of the delunct government have made adhesion to the new political régime and been reinstated, among these Francisco Velez, military commander of the Federal district, and Genera! Lopez, of Arizava, RELEASE OF STATE PRISONERS. The State and political prisoners confined in the Various prisons of the capital were rejeased on Mon- day and Tuesday of last week, the lormer the day preceding the flight of Lerdo, among whom was the distinguished Sefor Gomez Palairo who was immediately recognized as one of the politi- cal directors of the situation, Judges of the Supreme Court, Messra, Ramirez and Guzman, and Attorney General Alas, Among the latier were Generals Mier Y. Seriu, Fidencio Herandez, Feliciano Cnavarria, Jox6 Cosio Vontones, Aurciiano Rivera aad others. 1k is said that the mght previous to bis flight Sefor Lerdo sent for General Seran and requested bim to take military command of the city, to which he haughuly retused, replying that he preierred secing the capital surreodered to General Dias, In the Monitor of the 28th we‘tind the following:— NRW MINISTRY. Nestorduy a rumor was current that a new Cabinot had been fo ‘nw fullows:~Minister of War, General Pecro Ogason; of Treasury, Justo Benitez; of Relations, Ignacio Vallarta; ot Interior, General Vincente Kiva Palect: ustice, Ignacio Ramirez; of Government, Protasio We know fn Positive manner that this notice fs no tirely correct. It is oaly known that the two Ministers, Vallarta and Ogazon. are vetlng oficially, without its boing understood what branches they occup: Occurs to us to How could wiuisw Zipeistems be made when «#8 4S yet MO constituted government t All the towns and cities of importance on the line of era Cruz Railroad, iucluding Vi Cruz itsell, bave proclaimed in iavor ot Geueral Diaz, 80 We are again rejoicing in an umnterrapted commu- pication by rail with the const, greatly to the adv: tage of commerce and business in general. ‘On Sunday, 26th, the troops of Genoral Diaz for- mally entered the city under Ihe cowmand of Chiefy Menuez, Carillo, Miguel Negrete, Solentino and others, tothe pamber of 10,000 or 12,000 imtauvtry and cay. alry, with eighty pleces ot artilery. 14 is known that to-day there is in capital, including those who bave submitted themselves, ax many as 15,000 troops, well armed and equipped, with abundance of all kyrnds of military stores, without taking into account the forces stationed tn Tourbaya and Tlalpana, We copy the isilowing Irom the Seiglh XLY, of November jerday it was generally atchotnana that ex-President Dr. Sebastian Lerdy de Tejaua hud been apprehended in Aguangaro, State of Michoacan, It ix sald that General Chaeon (ot Tolan) had Colonel kpitnela Gonzales in pursult. who wertook the party at the above named lace, resulting in the wounding of ex-siuister Bax and death of ex-Alnister Kscobeda and Alirabain Dias, Inte. > uperine tendens of CI tepec, apture of the romuinder of the party. We give thle votiey with some reserve, awalting more tacts to contirm or deny-it, The Monitor cf to-day, referring to the above, thinks the rumor exceedingly doubttul, as their las: notices of the refugees were that they were still pursuing their flight i tue neighborhood of the mountains in the interior, The party divided into two parte, that of Lerdo bewg escoried by & guard, commanded by Ugalde, Abrabam Diaz having disappeared completely. itis certaim that a force has been sent forwerd to pursue the fleeing party and make @ eapture of them wih the — large amount of silver they are abducting, bat no efficial news of the whereabouts of \either the pursued or pursuing bas yet reachcu the capital HISTORY OF GENERAL DIAZ, The following 1s a briel bistory of Mexico's present hero, General Vortirio Yjaz:—He was born September 80 1n Oaxaca, the same State which gave birth also to Benito Juarez, Ignacio Mejra, Ignacio Mariscal and Matias Romaro. At of the war between M be was a young man in Arguments induced his fell students tv umie with bimun oflering thew services to the Mexican authorities, Being a liberal trom early years be could pot ro- main indifferent to the siruggle which bad its origin in Ayutla ngainst retrocession, wod consequently took a direct part in a revolution tn favor of retorm. , In Do- ver, 1856, as captain of a@ battalion of ational guards, be Was severely wounded tn Ixcapa. A tew months later he took by assault one of the trenches at in which action bis of wound, which was 110- perlectly Leal In 1858 be was charged nh the political and mili- tary command of Tehuantepec and various other towns, making up a gepariment, and surrounded by enemies, with a very insignificant torce, without peca- niary resources, ¢ fought valiantly, pacitying tho territory under his command. As s rewara tor his nervices he was named commander ot a battalion, which position be finally accepted, although at first declining the houor, modestly claiming that he did not merit the uistinction, Wh position bis acts of bravery caused his promotion to the rank of lieutenant colonel, In 1869, by means of an ingenious surprise, he routed the forces of José Maria Cobos, capturing a large amount ot ammunition, &c., and in the same year he again \riumphed over Covos, and for his services was pro- moted to a tuil cotonelcy. Un the 23d of June, 1861, he was deputy at the Natioual Congress in the capital of the nuion, when Leonardo Marques attempted to take possession of 11, of Congress, he ran bastily out, the ‘ad of a company & battalion irom Uaxaca, armed himeeil as he could, and without other aid jntroduced disorder into the ranks of Marquez and drove bim from the city, Some days alter, under the orders of General Gonzalez Ortega, he gave Marquez another batue, for which be was promoted to the rank of brigadier general. Later, under the oraers of General Tapta, be Conunued the war against the reactionists, im which he distinguished bimsell, expecially on the hilis of Pachuca, The French having violated the compact of La Sol Odad, he Was the first to retard their advance, and gov- ered the rear of the retiring lorces of woz. "On the 5th of May, 1862, he won the gr ir glory by his military aoity with and in pursuit of the Freuch; agam, ip th of Puebla, where be was made prisouer by the French, from whom he sbortty escaped, He was then made division Fcc and, organiz- ing and diwerpliniog fs troops, he marched with them to Oaxaca, which ctf he endeavored to hold, st many thousacd French with artillery, but foi surrendered without conditions and escaped, He alterward campaigned in the States of Guerrero and Uaxace, 1866, battle of Carboaera, where be took 500 Aus- ners, with their artillery, und 700 rifles, directly to give battie to Marquez, whom he rowed, marching for and laying siege to the capital of Mexico, again victorious, thus contributing so greatly to the re-establishment of the Mexican Re- where he was in the revolutions which he led in 1872 and in 1876 his great desire has been the establiximent of the re-election, wl finally achieved his purpose. has sud of him, with bis honor, his valor, bis ve- Aivity and never-failing eoergy, wich generated into Order and his well proven patriotism, he is among his cotemporaries the man most emjnont of the Mexican Certainly his popularity seems as uu- Dounded as it 18 well deserved, OBITUARY. One of his biographe: JAMES DICKSON, The death is announced of James Dickson, at New- of Berwick-on-Tweed, England, and for many years a resident of Savannah, Ga. in bis seventy-third year. placed in the receiving vault of Trinit; to being conveyed ark. He was a nal His remains wore Newark, prior e pall bearers -Governor Marcus L. Ward, Andrew Ander- fon, of Now York; Dr. Mercer, Hon, Thomas B, Ped- die, David Cass and Daniel Dod: to Savannah. RENE EDWARD CARON, A despstch from Quebec announces the death the Hon, René Edward Caron, Governor of the Quebec, The Hon. to tho House, made a very moving speech, which was Joly, leader of the opposition, House adjourned to’ to-day, and will cuntinue to a. journ from day to day til alter the funeral ‘expected to take place next Monday. 4 very popular pablic nan and 1s deservedly regretted, SUICIDE FOR WA) Frederick Viola, aged sixteon, formerly of No. 350 First avenue, commuted suicide last night by shooting himself inthe head with a pistol on the sidewalk at ‘Twenty-third street and Second avenue, his act is said to be mability body was sent to the Morgue and the Coroner notified. G NEWS ~ STEA EAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTHS echoed by Br. OF WORK. to ovtain work. The SE IIPPI Md Bowling Green 4 Bowling (ireen rdam, 50 Broadway Bowling Green Bowl ng Green | Hamburg. . (81 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green 1 “[Rotterduni:}50 Bron. ay i :]2 Howling Green ‘City of Richmond. Wan 1155 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS- DAY, BUN AND MOOR, PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 13, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND BERALD WHITESTONE TRLEGRAPH LIXE Steamer ron esratia’ ser men London bens ey rd Henderson pros. De t British bere 48:15, lon 5v 50, u German steat a weet, showing 30 ton 98 & ap a a Fins ine Nov 28, with mdse Dec: 9, lat 42 10, lor snow storm from WNW. with passed an Auchor Ii Steamer City ot Vera Cri Dec with mdse and passengers to F Alexandre & Sons. The lad nnd eaptain sna tour of the New Onletas 6 days, rk & Se Steamer san Jucmto, Magara. Savanuau 3 days, with mdse and passengers to Gi brings as pasyen crew of the British schr Steamer Kniekerboek: with mdse and pu Fepurted arrived 13th) Bh veep a | Bema Chichester, Georgetown, DO, with "Steamer falboranria, Gibbs, Lewes, Del, with maze to the Old Homin'on Steamship Co. steamer Rio Graude (new) Bolger, Chester, Pa, in bal last, to C H Mallory & Co. Steamer Florida, Crocker, Philadelphia, in ballast, to Norris, Sau Pr 0 Howes & Co. ‘est ol Maduanerty wteaesinies week Chad w succession of wester! kquator Nov 2. mm jon 35, Oct & swod hark Artizan (of Swansen).. i Henry A Litehtield, trom Bark Blandina & ballast to Slocovieh & ¢ Bark Berzensor in ballast to Louis T Naja (Nor), Knutzon, Boraewax 68 days, with mdse «A n; Vessel to master, jad. he weather off the Western istan 2 55 465, lon 8021, Weat; "sume day, ovich, London 87 days, in (Nor), Mortensen, Gloucester 53 days, sprung foretopmast: lat from WNW, which lave north of Hatteras, with v; had bulwarke steve and ‘Abello 34 aa nda, with very severe we: coli had to lay to under bare polos: vessel badly iced have never experionced such heavy und continual severe woather before on this Burk Brazos, Fuller, Galves with cotton to tad heavy ¥ brig Thom: Owen trom Malage for New York : Dee 1) M0 miles Sot Sandy Hook, sche John A Cartis, from Richmand, Va, for Puitadelphia, 20 days Brie Kxtle (Dan), Robinson, Pernambuco ! Sronted the Equator Oct 26, strony heud gales all. the latter p rt of th 12, lat 21, lon 6, spoke schr Mutoaka, trom ‘timore, 17 days out. Yayex 30 days, ith Brig Anteiope, vern & Co; vessel to ax with strong NW gales |. lost und split sails. Piet . with sugar to Ri. Was 14 days north of Jost part of deck load, (Torrey. Nensacola 18 days, with DH rhori lamer to onder vessel 8 Sehr 8H Crawford (of Cl Adams, Progreso ts ime hemp, &e., Vessel to Overt Dee. during «strong westerly bow, split fi id ), Adams, Progesso 16 ud Bros; vessel to s Rommel (of Philadel Ove wk ‘Sele We K Knighton, Hogeman, Raxtan Ort 9, vin Key Kiwell & Go, | Oct ie ad wehurrienne trom NB to whieh lost deckload and was dismasted: iu ¢ Hlorida, aud remained there a wea, Tb ers and taken into Key , 10. of Cape Fly Oise Jecksonvilie 10 days, with bam- Nebr Bessie E Dick: with mdse to master, Hebr Clare M Woodman, Bacon. mise to master, Schr bieanor. paval stores to Doithe son, Dickenson, tavareun 6 days, Charleston 8 days, with nell, Richmond, amberinin, [tichmond, Sehr Wm Clark, Girven, Virginia. Sebr Patterson & I Schr Joba Sinsmon, Sehr Daniel stiliman, Sehr & W tun iP PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTR BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for Ibatross, Davis, Fall River for N: av Forte ung. Provicen York. ad N forwies for New Schr Clare G Loud, Thompson, Pensacola vin New Lon- don tor New York, 3€ ‘days, with yellow pine to WA Parks €Co,, Nov 24, in a squall Mf Hatteras carried away fore- fopmast, foreniast head, flying jib and split foresa'l; hove down on beam ends for six hours; had six feet of water ith, Kennebec for New York. Rockport tur New Yor! radbuiy, Bradbury, Boston for New York, Behr Astoria, Williains, Boston for New York. Sebr David Clifford, Dow, fe w York, Sehr $5 Smith, 8 sebr Mary A Trane: ‘ork. ‘Sehr Sarah Cation, Fall River for New York, Gsborn, Providence for New Yor, Providence for New York. 7, Providence for New York, risby, Providence tor New York, Wovdward, lrovidence for Yor! on on the Behe Rosina, Kelly, Providence for New Yors, Bene. Al eere rae — alt hoe ker, r Maria, Leek, be +4 jc ‘Ruste ‘Clowl oa b ve ‘3g Fat std Woodward, Bebr Ellen Mi Sebr Mary © arroll. Prot Kehr Mary Stow, Bacon- Providence for New York. 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Steamer State of Georgia (Br), Cooper, Glasgow—Austin ‘Sebr David Torre: Baldwin & Co. ‘Steamer Columbus, Reed, Uavana—Win P Clyde & Co. Sreamer Morgen City, Kead, Now Orleans—Bogert & Mor- an. * Steamer George W Clyde, Ingram, Charlestoa—J W Quin- tard t Co. Steamer panaltter, D Doaee, Wilmington and Morehead city. $eamerd W Garretts Foster, Baltimore—Wm Dalzell. hhip Caravan, Waetelaer.” Liverpool—Thos Dantam’s Nephew & Ship G (Ger), Haupt, Bremen—Theo Ri Burk 1ilu, Johnson, “Anjer for orders: Brown & Hark Lidskjelf (Nor), Gundersen, Newcastle, E—Frneh, Edye & © Wark ilearus (Br), Cochrane, Oork or Falmouth for orders -c ertns Bark Atieusjornon (Nor). Rothing, Cork for orders—Ben- igh & Rorevane Hurk Nora (Nor), Borg, Hamburz—Funch, Edye & © Hare Mary D (aus), Gbighagovieh, Trieste—Slocovieb & Co. Bark Nuovo F ae ia Celestina (Ital), Starace, Gibraltar— iHrie'doe C Unaeltine, Berry, Bristol, EJ H Winches: wanes ‘umes Coftll (Br), Kirkham, Corunna (Spain)—L F wien Rachel Coney, Coney, mpeche (Mexico)—J W Kriz Aat (Xor). Blerksen, Buonos Ayres—Louls Tetons. Brie Harry & Aubrey (it), Briggs, Barbudos—Dwight & Platt. Sehr Vietor, Crocker, Para--G Amsinck & Co, Sehr O M Remington, Harding, Granada und « market— Donne & Gott. Pe Prats Potter, Shearer, Port Spain, Triff—Parsons Tillottson, Key West and Pensacola Ja—Moses & Cohen. wore — ee Hy Staples, Salem—Will topes. yew liaven=Carewright t Hoyle. aA Schr Iiitonis, W iy SAILED Steamers Algesin (Br). tor Liverpool: State of Leorgia ow ; Columbus, Havana: erin © City, New Or. Lae VRogulasor Wilmiuzton, N jarteston Philedelpiin; ships Aimairal dan Francieto: Une daunted: do; barks Maury verpool; Annapolis (Bo), Callao: brigs Lona Thurlow, Alicanto: Clara A’ Bg- nes (ir), Morgan Pill Horry Virdou, Havana Wind at sonset, W, light: at midnight, SSW, light Barometer at sunset, OUR MARINE CORRESPON: ‘DENCE. ewronr, Ri, Dec 18, 1878. ‘Tne revenue cutter Samuel Dexter, Capt Carson, fell in with tug H W Edye, of New York, this PM, having in tow bark Emilie (Nor), Simonson, before reported as putting into New Bedford ir. distress, The captain of the latter, ax the wind was blowing heavy trom southwest and tho vessel leaking, roquested Capt Carson to assist in towing his ves- aol Lere, which request was promptly comptied with. The bark is badly hogged smidships and she will have to dis- charge and go on marine railway in New York for repairs, John Waters & Co, wreekérs, will go tothe assistance of schr Neitia, sunk in Souconnett Rivet, eurly Yo-morrow morning. Tn. tutsor Samuel Dexter, rendered valuable assistance to vessels in the vicinity of Vineyard Sound during .the tate ah owed schr Andrew Nebinger, betore 7. ing the Inte ga wrecked sehr Chief, of Brist MARITIME MISCELLANY We ate indebted to the purser of the steamer City of Vera Crus, from Havana, for favors. Srxawun Grouce Arroup. Howes, from Providence for Savannah via Baltimore, stopped at Newport A to hx tschinery, which was done, aad she proceeded a noon, Snip Coxrixunrat, Clark, from New York, at San Fran- elseo Dee 5, reports)—Aug 20, Louts Lehr. ordinary seaman, of Ilitnots, fell from mainyard on deck and died from bis in: juries; Dee 5, while heaving up anchor, the windiuss roke ; wus compelled to slip, losing anchor and 30 futhome of chain. Sarr Crncasstan (Br). from Liverpool for New York, re- mat off Bridgeham) ednesday afternoon, but in good condition and es yet muking no water. Sho lies one ly bottom. Surr Ruaren, Poole, from Liverpool, at San Franciseo Dee S; on Aug 10 and 11 had heavy SW gales: shifted eurgo onthe 1th and stood to westward to trim ship and vet up rigging. Bane Fay Brute (Br), from Wilmington, NO, for Rio Janeiro, m going down the river gos on the shoals just above Big Island, where she still remained Dec 11, await- ing atavorable tide to take her off. It appears that she doviated some forty to sixty feet from the regular channel, hence the accident. Raxx La Buita (Nor), Olsen, from Bristol. at Wilming- ton, NC, Dec 11 (before ‘reported), shipped a heavy sex in {era 4. ton Ot 47, witleh sarriod away uitasumast, move bulwarks, 4c. Bark Batruassan (Aus, from Harwich, remained ashore south of Henlopen morning of 13th; would probably be gut- ten off that night, Bric LJ Wxstaway (Br), from Georgetown, PET, with tatoen tpr New York, has been wrecked st Parrmure sland in @ ale previous to Dec 13. Bare Wxsrwoon, from Turks Island, of and for Halifax, was wrecked noar Herring Cove, N 8, Dec 12, and four men drowned. ScuRMT Wann. shore at, the Battere, was gotten off yesterday morning at high ti L&Y, from Boston for Philadelphia, was Falmouth Dee 13, with loss of mizzenboom, &e, having veén im collision with tho schr Inger (betore reported). Ser RMEmiA, C ba videnee, anchores Iphia, with coal, tor F Cove, dragged both the th inst and went on ot under way and hiade Duek Creek, and theuee was towrd to Delaware where she arrived in the alternoon of the 12th inst, with ai hands frostbitton. (Br), from Pembroke Dock, F, for Syd- SB, before ieperted overdu it ‘sea ‘after a ee ns me. crew were ol w Britis! amer St Lonis irom Liverpool and Corumna onsis) ts ‘at which port they arrived safely. ab, and four Ui tve erie arrived tw thle, eley pectiedag mibowtons fo She steamer City of Vera Cruz, from Hayat Scuu Nextte M Sxow. at Providence 12th from Virgint Jont fore mad sprung maluboom in the Kale of, the 10th Thst, Scun Lynas (Br). from Dorchester, NB: dragred her an chors at St Jobn, ing of Oth dust, in Scun Niperos, from San Blas, at San Francisco Dee 4, v 18 ehcuuntered heavy weather, lasting (welve ser Labo heavily, a0 ing © complete ranch oval Nar, Biliny cabin; AO blewn aways Scun LA Rose, whieh was ashore m was taken upon the city rallway. at and foand to huve centre board sill’ bro! 1 Hitch, whieh wus capsized off Hacket's On Saturday, was towed to Baiti- on Hae ‘The reported loss of the capinin and crew of seven nd one boy was contirmed, They were swept overbourd at night Into the raging and icy waters, None of the bodies were recovered. resided on Patersou Park avenue, where he has a tamily. Sebr E P Douglas, Ellis, from Havre de Grace for Wash- ington, with 150 tons coxl, took the wih at the of Chester River. Thinking to make a harbor’ tl led in. but the foree of the wind xnd the tury of lane Works, jedford Dee 11, s were mi Finutly she dritted shure inside the mouts of the river wad the crew of four men effected a landing. ‘The E Pv was owned by the captain and ts reported » total loss. Scur Fasxie K Suaw, from st Marys for Baltimore. before Teported ashore at Cape Menry was floated off early AM, December 13, full of water, A wrecking tug has hold of het and wilt tow her to Nortolk, Detawanx Crty, Dee 12—Sehr Geo B MeFariand, from Philadephia, velow Reedy Island, was struck by w large field uf ice, which stove in one Of her timber ports and cuused her io lek badly. The tae Jones brought her into es ‘and put her on the mad, where she is safe. HALivAx, Dee 13—The ship Maggie A Robertson, of Puince Raveard hore at Point Tupper. ‘The Ameriewn sehr Vietor, trom Grand Banks to-day, re- ports that M Morgan, seaman, was washed overboard and drowned. ‘Nix ychooners wor driven ashore in Port Hawkesbarg barber during the stor:n to-day, Sehr Mary Benvit, trom Tati tor Arichat, bad mi ke, dumaved by lightning Mh, sth, PM—Th Northern Light, aground at it Pictou, Ve quarters at Charlottetown, eo closed tor the season. eamers Anstrian, lor Liverpoot via St Joins, NF, and'Beruude, for Portiand, sailod to-day. Lawns, Dol. Dec 19—Schry 4 C Noyes and Mary Louisa, ashore at Hewlopen, will be hove off woon, wheu the fly stopped. torm schr Julia A St George. Sacxvintr, Dee 1 rted ashore outside « she will become # tot St Joux, NB, Dec 12 schr Aden, 81’tons, owned by RA Bogus, of “Joxcings Vount coal Lxden to this it 11 o'clock and Dank at ‘ive ene unco hatvor, and will have to be discharged be- fore: phy is got off. NOTICE TO MARINERS. rej irs ot vho wi ioe. that the Hen id Chi igh p hac pone ne the recent gale ineorres as nol * Pe GEOR aE Schad x ‘Lighthouse Inspector Seeund district, Boston, Dec 12, 187k br No &, reported missing from the Upper Middle, nae Lee aay, was replaced on tee Uke as WHALEMEN. Bedford 120b, bark Pacifle, Smithers, ‘Sallea trom do 12ti, bark AR Tucker, Baker, for Atlantic ‘Arrived at ot Ba bark Riise ST gas from Honolala, with Set aireeed Ba Mesos ew ie th for the vessel and she swamped. | onthe Both toes foes lower! Tore ey ved at Lionotulu New 1 se ke Rejebew. Soe from Ocean, ‘S00 bok ii, 1 0 Tbs bon ‘800 do roe n'a, with 500 bbls oll (and both NB, with 300 bois sp oil, taken von Mars, ‘Allen, "NB, 3: B20 ple +P. “a te en in the last mith i letter trom Capt Luce, of bark ‘Bounding Bitlow, of NB « reports her off Cape *Verd islunds Oct 21, with 20 bbl The veusl wan in every way saistactory. Sho was “ier the next day, lat 25. letter trom Capt Fi bark Cicero, of NB, reports by OD ese) ‘CVI, Oct 24, clean, all well, bound to Tristan ‘grou A letter from Capt Penuiman, of bark Europa. of NB, re- Teetale ar he spuke Uct 25, bark Triton, ‘Keith, N "iver, Capt Boll f bark Palmetto, of NB. re- printer at st. Helene er, 4, with 750 bbls’ sp ull told. ow Wediurd. by brig Caroline > Catharine tor opt bark Hope On, Baxer, ¥1, pubes ‘and 30 do Jo pie thls seasons 10th, bark Bar Gosnold, Bobingon, Ni. with 280 ap all told. Holmes, of bark Ocean, nr of New Bed. Be Helena, Oct 17, having arrived 1h Wi 718 bbls 4p oll; andl would. gall to crulse-on the 2h, A levies from Gage Millard, of bark Louise, « New Bi fe ports her at St Helena’ Nov 2, with 310 bbls sp and 0 Ipbk cll last cruises all ‘welt, Had alioped by Xow. ‘uroline Cat bbls sp nnd cruise suath, sod tobess A letter from Caps Baxter. of brig Varnum H Hin, of Xe Bedford, dated Oct 13, reports her off Brava, CV! ou Capt Baxter reports ha igner, it blowing perfect il Tie never experienced such w out bad a ve parting some of south and be at ¥: A Lotter from n elena soon after Oct 31, reports barks Militard, NB with 330 bbls ap aud 700 do bpbk this ‘anon; Ocean, Holmos, do, 700 this season, Arrived Bite bet 31, barks Rossen, Atmy, Wi, 200 tole wt wad 70 George & Susan, Heyer, do, Pa wh, and 100 sp Draco, Pei ‘NB, “700 bbls wh, 95 do xp. Cr ‘pari re Adeline who reported, no 3 Hope On, Bal A pirates 150 op this seuson, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merebat shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Heratp Londor Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Flees street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avonue de |’Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and all foreicn vessols trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from Froneh and Modl- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more ccomomi- cal and expeditious for telegrapning news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. AntwreP, Dec 13—Arrived, bark Augusta Elsa (Sp), Gar tolz, Charl . Sailed 13th, Emilie, for Philadelphia, Axstenpsx. Dec 12—Arrivod, bark Henry (Swe), Fd- strom, New York via Plymouth, Buvrast, Dec 13—Arrived, bark Pelig (Aus), Gairanovich, Now York, “ HaistoL, Dec 13—Arrived, bark Armonia (Ital), Fidele, New York, Bruwxy, Dee 13—Arrived, bark Betty (Ger), Nordenholdt, Savannah. Sailed 12th, barks Kobe (Nor), Taraldson, Tybee; Hars_ burg (Ger), Hasbagen, Charleston; Republik (Ger), Fort. mann, New York, Canvirr, Dee 13—Sailed, brig Don Quixote, Munroe, Ha- vana; schr Cumberland, Webber, do. Fatwouts, Dec 13--Arrived, bark Eliza Quelrolo (Ital), late Gaziglin, Philadelphia for Hull (see below). Passed the Lizard 1'ith, AM, steamer ammonia (Ger), ‘Vous, Now York for Plymouth and Hamburg. Grovcesten, Dec 12—Arrived, bark John F Rettman, Ray, New York. . Ginnartan, Doc 8—Passed, steamer Toviot (Br), Nesbit, from Shanghai, Sc, for New York. Havng, Doc 12—Arrived, ship Preston (Br), North, Sa- vannab; barks Austif (Br), Davis, Galveston; Echo (Nor), Guttormsen, New York; Harold (Fr), Pontic, New Uricans; 13th, Lucille (Br), Jumes; Nortolk, Sailed 12th, brig Ellida (Nor), Schomberg, Charleston. Haunura, Dec 18—Arrived, bark Fruen (Nor), Bessosen, Philadetphia Via Queenstown, Java, Doc 2—Cleared, bark Hazard, Karstens, Boston. Kowrassunc, Dec 10—Arrived, brig Clara (Ger), Voss, New York. y Livenroor, Dec 12—Arrived, barks Gutenberg (Ger), Ger- lach, Savannah; Saron (Nor), Johnsen, Wilmington, NC; 13th, ship Oakland, Reed, Baltimore; barks Caribou (Br), Kenney. Montreal; J E Southergreen (ir), Spicer, Charles- ton; Kate Burrill (Br), Robertson, Savannah; B T Watson, Hawkins. New York; Albina, Daggett, do, Also nrrived 13th, steamor Minnesota (Br), Gleig. Boston. Sailed 12th, ship Hamilton Fish, Mortimer, New York; Dark Balestrino (Ital), Balestrino, United States; 13thy steamers Istrinn (Br), Pitt, Boston; Indiana, Sargent, Phil- adeiphia, Loxnox, Dee 12—Arrived, bark: Edward Herbert (Br), Ives, Wilmington, NC; 13th, bark Victor (Nor), Waage, New York; brig Lillie Sloightholm (Br), Doane, Wilming- ton, NC, Loxpoxperny, Doc 12—Salled, bark Mary A Mysharil (Bn, McKee, United States. Leanory, Dee 10—Arrived, bark Filippo (Ital), Dilietri, New York, Mussina, toDec 12—Salled, bark Syra, Corning, Philadel- phia, - PuymourH, Dec 13—Sailed, stoamer Maps (Dutch), Cheva- lier (from Rotterdam), New York. Puexaxnvco, Doo 12—Arrived previously, brig Regulator (Br), Northcott, Now York. Quatxstown, Dee 12—Arrived, barks Northern Chief (Br), Millar, New York; 13th, Atlantic (Br), German, New joi Fra (Ital), Ferro, Baltimore; WI Whiting (Br, . do. Arrived ata portin the United Kingdom Dee 12, brigs Voxper (Br), from Bull River, SC; 13th, Topas (Br), Phil- lips, do. Also arrived at do 12th. Genii, from United States, Sailed from @ Mediterrancen purs Doc 10, bark Lineola for United States. Loxnox, Dee 13—The bark Robert Kelly, Capt Kingman, from Havre for Cuited States, collided with the British park Huddersteld off Portiand, on Tuevday morning. The Huddersfield sank immediately, and 15 pervons on board were drowned. The Robert Kelly was discovered to be making Water very fast. Her crow ubaudoned her and landed at Portland yestorday. (The Robert Kelly was built at East Boston in 1874, registered 823 tons and hatled from Boston, She was probably in ballast. The Iuddersficld rogistered 57% tons and belonged to Liverpool, KE, where sho was built in 1863.1 ‘The Italian bark Eliza Queirolo (ate Capt Gaziglia), from Philadelphia Nov 15 for Hull, has arrived at Falmouth, Sho lost her master overbourd, had decks swept and lost ‘bulwarks, sails and boats, A smatl portion of her cargo was thrown overbourd. WEATHER REPORT. Hoxraean, Dec 13, M—Wind §, fresh gale, * Vermoutu, Dec 13, PM—Wind 8, fresh, fine, FOREIGN PORTS. 73 WALL, Nov 23—Arrived, brig Clots (Br), Peterson, as (and saile th for Portobello) ; Dee 10, steanier Yor rk. Boknay, Nov TSearelveds ip #& B Fuiler, Gilmore, Car- itt, Cattao, Nov 14—In per, ship Alert, Park, from Val- pariso, arrived 11th: Gavilan (CA), ‘Benderoxen, from Puget’ Sound, arrived Oct 29; Herman (CA), Oregon, arrived Nov 13; Mridgewater, Spauldi Bat (Br), Chapman, bark Hel A San m Liverpool, arrived i1t ‘Alon port Nov 14, ships Antoinette (Br). Cardiff, arrived Yth; Orzere, for Pi Burrard Inlet, to ad lumber from the bay for Gibraltar fo ov 14—In port, ship Join it Arrived, schrs Elizabeth M Cook, th, Ada F Whitney, Masters, Portland, Sitied 7th. brig Cxraquena (Sp 3, Nov 3—Arrived, (Fr), Commartin, Pareagoula; 1 d red Joho MH Kimball, Humphreys, Vokoiima for Amster In da, Nov 24—Arri ode Ramirez, Barnard, Axo. Now 10—Arrived proviously, bark U de Zal- w York und at dago. Arrived, barks Jano, A, Falkonburg, Came: binson, Puget sound; . iro autp National (Fi rh, Grinnell, Si y (Haw), - Pope, al Pauwoura, BE, Hubbard, Astoria: 1 Vietor, Sievert, Port Maxon, Brisbade; 15th, schr ‘Ocean Bani lath, back Mattic ‘ituel Astori “sated Now 11, bark American Lioyds, Park, San Fran- win ’port Nov 18, bark Mary Bello Roberts, Gray, for Sa Francisco, Havana, Doc 12—Arrived previously, brig Mary © Mati- ner, Titcoiny, Portland, Arrived tth, brig Mary © Comery, Terry, Bruinlteporses sclirs George by Thateher, Bray, Boston: Th mas W Holder, Gray, Pensacola: Sth, mera St Louis (Br), Reid, Laver: pool and Coranna (and saited 7th for New Orleans) Ago (Sp), Kiveras, New Orleans (and procedded 7th fo ‘ure celouay;' brig Isidora Rionda (Br), Pitmmer, Pensacola: 7h, stoumer Tappatiannoek, Cooksey. New Orleans and Florida ports (and sailed same day to return) : xchrs E Rieh, ¢, Portland; Bright Star (Br), MeIniosh, Pasca gous Arriveil 9th, bark 5 La ee wusdany Cardiff; brig Kilea Morton (hey. Leland Sailed 3d, by Ga Tillberg, anole; Ter Sp). Batlle, Mobile wot 24) th, vehee A actors be | ‘ork: Sth, Addie J, ordan, I in, vit ote (SD Sampera, warm ittea, hao dee iin Ate Vek" Mdoned A Sanchez, Benson Hlenrea ith, barks Joseph (Fr), Lachand, New York: Oth, Altaaraeta (3p) he daar ee 24 ony Joven ‘Nareisa Gp). M taht ascagoule; Nan Sore “Taiiacn, stat (in , Gordon, Jet 3! ord Ivanb ie for iolee tt iy mK, ent risa i eae, Mae, 4 tienen, (Sp). veers Rail bri; Ye pot) harlestun: bark James ‘Kitch net aseaders rr path gue} — ies oa ett it, Phils sh, sche port 9th, burk ‘Genover, Simmous; brigs Nore Ma Aeros wa 4 etal Gukey: for Pantedeipaan i — ‘iad afsBELLO¥ Dx Pica, Oct 14—Tn port, ship Florence Oulton Idi, ip port Nov 14, ship. Andrew's 8 for Callao, pees Lis Batied, rnlnnangunes spatial Genteal “Amerioa; City of San Francisco, Waddell. "s rs Potxt Losos, Nov 14—In port. tn, Loum bard, from vallso; Jobh, W More: Morte. irama dar” brig id (Br), Lin TO CAUKLLO, Nov 26—In port, Ben somal New York,” cupposed’ to" to load of loading Port Muicrave, Dec 7—In port, Blink Bonnie (Br), - — from gs egy oe New York. Rio Jayuino, Nov 4—Arrived previously, brig Leonard Hick, tichmond. Va ve" rs : ra u Caroline Catharine tee New Haden at aacma ese, AxTom, Nov 1—In Ht 4 New York, own with 0300, ge codes. — Sava. Deo OeArrived, schr'O Wt Flint, Haskell, New Yorn itg dat ripper Canarias. (Sp), Rodrigues, Shs tbs y Canaries Inland’ aclir Pub Aten, Atlee Mobile, St Jonx, NB, Dec 11—Arrived, sehr George G Jewett, Harriagton, New Yor Vitekuatso, Nov —drrivad, bark Job Zitloven, Merry- man, Swansea, and was ordered to Coquimbo, ‘Arrived Oct 30, ship Sapphire, Congdon, Se Francleco for date), steamer Wilmington, Holmes, New Chartered to Ocs 31, barks aac (Br), faa que, te load nitrate for New Y (Br), chartered in Gnllno, to load nitrate, ex-ship Oteg, for United King dom or Liverpool, AMERICAN PORTS, . BORTON. Deo 12--Arrived, scar Joshua 8 Brardon {ot Foxton), Floteher, Boothbay for Sa for a 13th—Arrived, steamers Lancaster, Mills, Philadelphia: Gluncus, Bex: w York: brig Bote, (Hr). Selig. Arecibo: achrs Eleanor Vandusen, Godfrey, Philadelphia; Burtie Pierce. Hall, Sirginia, . Below-—SehF NJ Miller, Keone, from Ina: fers Gen. WI “ei Hallett, New Yorks 8a: \iLadelph: liamsport,, Willetts, 40; Scheele tardy, Bako’ hi Salled—Stenmers Saxon pea "Pranconte; bark Fury, and brig Grace Lathron. BALTIMORE, Bios 12—Cleared, schrs Geo Churchman, Risley. Jersey City: Jomie, Murdock, Slocum, Are Wiliam Cea Providence: bark John Lorway a Lorway, He Cleared—Stenmer Guriuboy Avveolaze, Liver: at aalied. bark Azore (Nort lise, and Oonditonse Rien. Lombardo, ‘Queenstown, for orders; Sarah A, Staples, m, Glasgow: brig ‘Th i), MeConnell, Lander, New York; Lulla, MJ Chadwick, Merritt do Steamer Lake Nepizon brit Dan Suse uv ita. CGnetbatdi and Usko: bila ‘orig gD C Chapa s are Pit. ‘cCaldin, Yerktows, Rudd. Alexandria, via Branswiek, Ga, pislled—itrle 6 © Robinson, Adams, Barcelona; Wake, a, Bronsw! Ga. - 'Tth—Arrived. steamer Champion, Lockwood, New York: barks Abti (Rus), Carstadt, Gloucester: Emille (Ger), Um di Bordeaux; Ablel Abbots. onase. Enderbary schrs Goodwill (Br), Bahamas: Mayfield, PI en, Liverpool; brig Inddin (Nor), sensen, 4 delphia, Moared—Burk Aiblon (Nor), Tu Merceden (Bp), Pallixer, Barcelon ARIEN, Dee 4—Arrived, bark tomers, Philadelphia. Dec K Arrived, achr Armenia, Cae, “Phage for Providence, EDGARTOWN, Dec 11—Arrived, Schr Decatur Oakes, Baker, Woiindeiphte FORTRESS MONROR, Dec 18—Arrived, ship Mary P (Br), Kitchen, from Liverpool. ’ in for Baltimore 13th, steamar Caspian (Rr), Frocks, from Liverpool sia Halitix: ship Thornhill (ir). Haynes, from Queemtown ; barks Oliver wat bridge, Liverpool; Olbers (Ger), Albert, Bi (Ger), Lectke, a Louie (Nor), Peterson, Liver Passed oat—Briz Suave, for Cork: schrsJacob MHaskelh, do; DH Ingraham, for Jacksonville. ximaned Cane Honty PM 18th—Eblp B D Metealf (Nor), nudgen, ‘rom FALL RIVER, Doc S-Arrived, senrs 1, N Lovell. Borden, and Thorns Borden, Charbuck, Philadel Send, Trantons Ring Dove, ort Johnson; Entire, Kinnear, Ho: eit Lat +, MeLean: Rebecca M Smit! Be tal aliday.. ‘Burk, Goorgeromm DC? Wat ts {tig Joha Brightman, Hanson, New On SNORILE, Doc 8—Arrived, bark Bratsberg (Nor), Tillich, wert Basa. Tth-—Arrived, ship W A Campbell, Curling, Liverpool, MARBLEHEAD, Doo thrved. wear Ruble’ Barsiay, Lowell, Phiincetehinn NILUBRIDGE. Dec 8—Satled, sehr Lexington, Lelehton, Pore onde (not sated Sih). 2h = oe ae i ie Dai red at the Passes a 1p Queet Small, Livernool: Tierel (Rr). abner London: barks List bon, Dunning, Dunkirk; Diana, (Nor), Rot Qn the bar 18th, steamer Emel iano! ship fw heleterse NOR! . Dec. 11—Artived, steamer Student (Br), Thomson, son, Branawiek, Gn, for Liverpool, put in for coal whey. wR BEDFORD: Dac 12--Ballon, acht D Dictator, Cnase, BY Nexrejved 12th, acht Andrew Nebinger, Smith, Boston for PNEWPOIT, ‘Dect tl, PMArieed, schra Ontario, Wall —Arrived, nel Fall River for New York; Baral W Blake, Briggs, Dighton lor dl hailed —sene Julia A D~ y fae ‘fleet for New 12th, AM—Retarned. scr». Soma, P M—Atrived, schra EO Ge New York; Amos Brlgxs, Dunn, Pro Dictator, Chase. New Bedford, for Ne, Langley, Providence for New York: Litt. New Redford for Norfolk: HA De Witt, Baker,” foe New Yorks fannto W Johneon, Center, Poni Wm, hittyard, Eastpe® Woolsey. vere Brovide Green, Provid do: ‘Minques, Wi Clark, do for do: J Burl Entire, Kinnear, Fall River for nag ¥ orthiny ford for. ste Hammond, Providence for do; DC Poster, riek, Wareham for do. Sailed—Sebrs David @ Floyd, Clifford. Now, York: Alles, 01 yvini ace for Virginia; Bart tle Pierce, Hawes, rig Joho Pleree, for Havana, as ot boat EF are New York. NARRAGANSETT. RIL Dec 12, --In Duteh Ist Harbor, schrn Bliza’A Scribner, Freddie L Porter. ¥ dence. M & E Henderson, Gx: nesotn, BS Welcht, John & Noeker, John E Ranford. ¥ Chase, Sea Foam, ‘Andrew Pet A De Witt, Susan B Ray, and others, sekailed trom io AMT 13th, bark Hebocea Ciowell (rot Ro- 0). PORT GAMBLE, Dee 5—Arrived, barns Atala 1a, Galter, San Franciveo: David Hoadley, Sonler, do. PORT TOWNSEND, Dec 5—Arrived, barks Samoset Francisco xC L Taylor, Bergman, do; brig Le BStevers, Harding, d PASCAGOULA, New Orlouns: bth, bri PENSACOLA, Dee 9—Arriv olsen, Kversund; bark ge age Clonred—Sehrs Liazie Teane L Clark, Lake, Pruuadolphiae Also Sleared, ara, Atalaya, Clark, Providence, PORT ROYAL, SC, Dee’ 13—Arrived, steamers Hunte ville, Winter, Fernandina for New York: Carondelet, Fair Fr). Bedand, om % gg, Anderson, New York rixon, Liverpool; Aries, ‘Wheldon, Eade ting, Harding, Provivlence: bari bi Ay} Larren, Cork: SL Campbell (Br). Brooks, Liverpool : ayra: brive A L Palmer (Br), Wichimend, Mian, Bristol sehen Ls aos ve, Pon eo: Sallie B. jeman, Po beock, Smith. Boston; Ricnard Newcomb, Dill, ‘weltteet’ Martha Welsh, Bur ‘ze, —. Luwes, Del,’ Dee 13—Arrived, barks Carrier Dove (Br), Simmons, Londonderry, fur orders; Concord (Nor), Anders tom, Neweastle. 00 af Lavirobil betel m. from Liv aD. ie. Deo ahead schr Mary P Hudson, folk, Hoyt, jWiscasees, to load for 1 ared, sehr EG Knteht, x yw York. Lith—Claared. sent A. Ht Wath Aunte E Glover, My DENCE, Dee sebrs Podger, Wilmington, NU; Nellie M Snow. Snow, Virginia: Salied—Sehrs Amos Briggs, Dunn, Haverstraw: Jobm Stockham, Hurt, Hoboken; Star, Connor: Olive, Warrent Te MORD. Bee ts. Se sie chee Lioetaeot, schrs Clara New Wark Gahzateet Ingersoll. Perth: Am SAN FRANCISCO, Dee 8 strived, ship Lookout, i. Wis my, Preemi Maa Mateos Inland’ seby Nida: Sehr TJ Pr 2th d, ship Botfaat (Br), Brown, Queenstown, are ‘toamet Sy of New York, Caverly, Auck~ A, wiey rrived 13th, steamer Granada, from Paneams. ll mg Dee 5—Arrived, bark Osmyn, Saunders, Sam Fruneiseo. PSAVANSAR, Doc 9—Sailed, sehr Mary Collins, Colina, runswick, (Gn. 13th—-Arrived, barks Evvive (Nor), Pharo, Hull; oe Ger), Bantzen, Bordenux. Tleared“xhtp rusader. (61), Brower, Liverpool: brig Zeno (Br), Babin, Rio Janeiro. Sailed—Bare Fenny (Br), Liverpool. STONINGTTON, Dee 11—A schrs James M Arnold, New York for Providenc Doctor, Davidson, Sota. Schr Perine, SheMeld, New York TARPAGLIN COVE, Ari Small, Millbridge tor Now York, to sail 16th. « VINEYARI Dee 12-8 and Amb» iv OM ASON. Natl ga Fd Base; schre Mott H leaves nod Gi Wh =Arriv: Henefacter, Tor Ri ared to ele: retu brig CU Van Horn Re). Rn Hooke: invre Nailod—Berky Dax (Nor) Henrickson, Bristol: Dinoral hor), Jorgensen. Liverpon!; briny Gasciten Sor, Ander $ Hioxnuot (Nor), Olsen, Queenstown; sche Hapa a “Dee B—Arelvod, brig Lisabel, Watson, Poot atled, Dg ol eae Smith, Standish, Havana; White Sea, Storer, _ MISCELLANEOUS. OLD WEATHER —SKIN- IN DISEASE. itigo. Intense itching, ~vexinning at night soon ect ine Te removed, und is inereased by the warmth ot the There In no cruption but that esa The desire to irate neon trenaan ‘The sal ithe could texr the skin off the flesh, and If he scratch ho would go crazy. He often tears bimsel wi Poy Dev AN ity ‘The above Won re eat ‘0 a " FR LaF TPPERERY STATES Dun Aaa when tivorce granted. “REW YORK aa TORR i, i Broadway. VYACH IS. 9 te ANTED TO CHAWTER—PICO! tember I noxt, two fast Koats saltable Fond traffic, to run trom points on Bast River to in New York Bay: round trips will average inast be thorough; tunel abene eet ny eos boed Pacity of not "eee i es