The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1876, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, SEQUEL TO SIN. | | Mary Kelly Shot Three Times by Eugene Christ. “SHE SHALL NOT MARRY ANOTHER.” At half-past nine o’clock yesterday merning a young firl, named Mary Keliy, was sbot and provably fatally wounded in West Twentieth street, near Teuth avenue, by Eugene Canrist, her rejected lover. The circum- | stances of the tragedy place it in the well filled cate- | gory in which jealousy aud crime perform ihe | oilices of cause and effect, It appears that | the two had been intimate for some years, and | both resided ut No. 455 West Sixteenth street. The girlisa native of Ireland, and not quite seventeen years of age, while Christ emigrated tv this country | trom France ubout tive years ago. He worked as a day | laborer among the docks of this city, and about three | years ago took lodgings at the house of the Kelly | tumily. He became strongly attached to Mary, and ao | ilheit intimacy soon sprung up between them. She | has o child two years of age, Christ being the fatber | of i, At the time of its birth he proposed | to marry her, but the girl’s mother objected, | and his repeated offers were rejected. Christ stil per- sisted in his attentions, and recently annoyed the | gitl so much tha: she discarded him entirely, He bad also got out of employment and had no money with | which to pay bis board. Lasi Thursday Mary Kelly's | brother ordered him to leave, and, us he was about to | go from the room, he turned ubout quickly, drew a | pistol and fired two shots at Mary, neither of which, Jortunately, took effect. Her brother gave chase to the would-be assassin, but fuied to overtake him, The MURDER. Mise Kelly left her home in West Sixteouth street yesterday morning to look for employment as a ser- Vant in some private tumily. She proceeded up Venth avenue, and at the corner of Eighteenth street met her desperate lover. He asked some questions about heir child, and aguin urged her to warry him, They walked on to Twenueth street, where, at Christ's request, they turned toward Ninth avenue, After passing’ along a short distance from the comer, Christ tured suddenly, and drawing # stall revolver tired four shots at bis companion. Mary cried out tor Lelp and started to run, Becoming Weak trom loss of Diood she caught hold of u hitching post opposite a teva store near by and thus supported hersell. Curist did not run away but foliowed his victim, exclaiming, ow you've got to dic, because you wouidn't huve me,’ then suddenly he ting himself upon her pros- traie form und kissed Ler lips passionately, this he mage no attempt to escape, but gave himself up to Ollicer McGuire of the Sixteeoth precinct, whee took him to the station house in Twentieth street. The girl was taken up, bleeding protusely (rom hor Wounds, and conveyed to (he station bouse, where Volice surgeon McLeod was soon calied. | AT THE HOSPITAL. At balf-past ten o’clock she was taken to Bellevue Hospital in charge of an ambulance surgeon and at- tendea by her mother, She was placed in ward 1 Where she remained during the aiternoon and evening a very critical, but conscious condition. Hope took charge of her case, and | upon first examination discovered three bullet wounds. | Ove Was nour the breast bone; the others were upon the right side, near the fill and tenth ribs, A later | eXauiuation developed a fourth wound upon the leit Sie, bear the ninth rib; but, in the opinion of Dr. Hope, this may be the point of escape ot oneof the three bullets which caused the other wounds. Tho suflerer Was relieved of pain by the administration of opiutes, but the doctor did not think it jusiitlable to | yourch for the bullets in her then present condition. Up to ten o'clock lust night perttonitis bad not set 1p, but the physician expresses little hope of Ler recovery. The girl’s motber remained by the bedside all the fay and might, and her brother also partially attended ber. At two lock yesterday atiernoun Corouer Lroker eatled to take ber ante-mortem ‘statement, At the same tine the atiempted murderer, Christ, was Drought to the hospital tor identitication, Pale, hag. gard und heavily manacled, be was led by an olticer to the bed on which his victim lay. The mother uf the girl became wildly excited at sight of the prisoner, and but for the officer's precautions might bave attempted an assault upon him. Even under these trying vircum- Stunces Christ preserved the same asiourshing cool- ess thut hasseharacterized him since the shooting. gHe seemed moved more by feelings of curiosity than re morse, and at tue bedside leaned torward to catch sight of the girl's face. The latter only opened her eyes when asked if she recognized her muruerer, and uiter a hasty, quiet glance at his face answered in'very faint tones that she knew him, The tmmovubie pris- oner way then conducted trom the wart, fotlowed by the muttered imprecations of bis victim’s mother, THE VICTIN'S ANTE-MORTEM STATEMENT, Coroner Croker, when notified that the girl's wounds were probably fatal, immediately proceeded to tue bospitai with ‘bis deputy, Ur. Marsh, when the girl | made the foliowing dying declaration :— “This inorning, between nine and ten o'clock, I left | my house to go to the Ninth avenue, and when at | Eighteenth street I noticed Kugene Christ tollowing } Alter | the | me. | looked for « policeman to notily him, but couldy’t see oue, i Was airaid of Bugene Christ. When between Ninth and Tenth avenues, im Twentieth sireet, opposite to the feed store, he came up to me aud asked me to quarry bim. Lead, “No.” He thea pulled outa pis- | tol wud [turned aud tried to rau away, He ran alter me and fired ashot ut me. [kept on running and he ran alter me ard kept firiag at me. He tired four shots | atime, but 1 don’t think I received tue last shot. 1 kuow I reveived three shots. 1 tell at the toarth snot. Some parties came to my assistance aud 1 was taken to the Sixteenth precinct station house and alterward to Bellevue Hospital “L have known Eugene Christ for four years We digg’t live together as man and wife, but lbad a child Dy him two yeurs Lust Luesday he tried to shoot me wm my buuse be marry him, and | only saved my-cil by running up to num and catening bold of the pistol, He said then ‘that two balis wouid do jor bin and me? He was not excitea ut that time and = was subi Ho was vot excited this morning when he asked me to Tourry bim, avd be was then sober, No other words than his asking me to marry hin and my refusing him passed betwee us previous to iny being shot this morning. 1 became pregnant by Eugene Curist about three months azo, and ie got medicive jor ni do away with the cud, I kept no company with any other man bat Eugene Christ. He was jewious of a young man nained James Clifford, | who used to come ta my house to visit my brother,” — | Christ was here broaght in tor identiticauion, when, after jooking at him steudily, she girl said, “1 identity Eugene Corist here present as the nan who shot me.’ Deputy Coroner Marsts then stated that be uad made @b examination of Mary Kelly aud tound her suifering from suock irom pistol shot wounds of she chest und back. He considered ter condition critical, VERDICT OF THK JURY. The jury brought in @ verdict that “Mary Kelly came t her present dangerous coudition in conse- Queuce of pistol shot wounds received at the bunds of Eugene Christ in fwentieth street, between Ninta and Teuih avenues, on December 14.” IN THE TOMAS. Christ was taken to the Tombs after the Coroner bad couciuded the avte-mortem examination, He seems tu show but tittie sorrow tor uis act, and refused to Speak about the tragedy when it was alluded to by Abe MeKALD reporter. Cp to wiute hour last might the condinon of Miss Keily bad not improved, Her death will bo po sur- prise to the physician in charge. DISGUSTING LITERATURE. CONROY, THE DEALER IN OBSCENE BOOKS, LIB- ERATED, AND AGAIN SENTENCED TO PRISON, Trentox, Dec, 14, 1876. In the United States District Court to-day a pe- culiarly interesting crimimal case occupied attention fer some time, and was diposed of by Judge Nixon ‘Three years ago the Post Oiice Department detailed BSpeciat Agent Anthony Comstock to d scover certain parties who were then engaged in seuding through the mail ooscene literature and to bring them velore the proper tribuval jor punishment, Mr. Cometock succeeded im arresting one of the principal porsoas engaged in the disreputable Dawiness named Charles Conroy. It was proved thas Conroy had insertea advertisements in various uews- pavers to the effect thut ne would, for the consid Mou of hity cents, forward DY person “aun interest ing, meh, rare and racy buck” by resurn mail. He re veived considerable money iu this way, aud iu most cases forwarded the desired book. He was maicted im New York, pleaded guilty and was discuaryed ander | Suspension of sentence, with a caxtion not to | commit the offence aguin, in ISi4 he was | again arrested on the same charge by Mr, Comstock, This time he went under the name of N. P. Kirk Alter # hearing belore United States Commissioner White Newark, he was committed into the | custody ‘omstock, who was to bave lodged him | in the Essex County Jail to await bis trial White Waiting for « carrugo to convey him tuere Courey muade “ao nuvage | amauit on | Comstock, | stab. | ving tim om the head, cutting feartul | gesu sins the = cheek — and teaving. marks | tim Which will last through life. Comstock er, and, witer a lively struggle, com- pelled the would-be murderer tu surreuder. He was | salely lodged in jail, snd be subsequently pleaded guilty to the charge of having Comantted an atrocious assuuit d was sentenced to two years ia the State Prison. Yesterday moruiny his term in prison expired, wnu on beng liberated be was again arrested by United States Marshal Buckman in this city, who brought bim be- fore she Cours on the old charge of liaving sent ob- wone ure through ig wail, Atver sume hes) | jon he pleaded yulity. ‘Wis wite, a good looking Tew no Nigga tmade @ feeling a for m asband. wddye inva sald that the dusiness in obscene lite! Vure Was a most demoralizing ove. ‘taki sideration the two aoe 7 Conroy had serv: pi the bow be one year in the State ‘he wished it understood ‘that hereafter in a the full penalty of sue law would be im- POLO BY GASLIGHT. FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS WITNESS THE POLO AND TROTTING AT GILMORE'’S GARDEN—AN ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT. The popular sports of polo and trotting drew an 1 mense crowd to Gilmore's Garde last evening, for at the commencement of the entertainment fully 5,000 persons were seated. Since the circus left tor parts unknown there bave been many agreeable changes made to the interior of the building, and with its handreds of colored lights it presented an ex- ceedingly attractive appearance. Ample preparation put both the track intended for trotting purposes and the inner enclosure, set apart for polo, in the best pos- sible condition, Nothing was wanting im the arrange- ments, and the several events on the programme were pleasantly decided, everything passing off very satis- lactorily for an opening night. THY POLO MATCH Feeling assured of the ceep and growing interest taken in (he manty sport of polo, the management de- cided to intrednce to the public the California and Boston polo clubs, that they might demonstrate to the masses its value in affording good exercise, health, enjoyment and discipline to the eye, nerve ana musele, It was made all the mo interest- ing by the fact that the — president the Westchester Polo Club presented them a handsome cup for competition, is being agreed that the club scoring the mpst goals in three succes- sive nighis, should be awarded the prize. Precisely at eigbt o'clock, a signal being given, the Boston club in theircolors of red tiled into the enclosure and took their positions at the goal posts on the Fourth avenue side, marked by biue The California club tol- lowed immediately after ana aligned themselves at the Madison avenue goa! posts, Where the red flags were | piauted, the sides being:— CALIPOKNIA CLUM—BLUR, Nell Mowry (Captain). G. N. Morgan, R. J. Cariilo; 8. Paver. BOSTON CLUB—EED, ¥. A. Fuller (captain). ‘A. C. Colby, Charles Hoyt, Joseph Phillips. Frank Pine. James Ryan. Mr. Blesson acted as umpire, aud, taking @ position in the centre of the course between the sides, ordered tue play to proceed, Both sides dashed tor the ball Witn av earnestness that brought forth deafening cheers, but Captain Mowry’s reacued it in advance and | with 4 well directed blow sent it whirling toward the Bostou’s goa, It was stopped neatly by the reds, when a sbort melee terminated by Mowry sending the ball beyond the goal but out- side the flags. ¢ Bostons being the side defending ‘Ubat position, bit the ball of under the rule, but the Diues charged it vehementiy, and Carilio sending it whence it came, Mowry helped it along by « maguitl- cent back-handed biow, which shot it whizzing over the lino between the flags. As soon as the uudience understood the nature of this play and point the up- plause was tremendous, Time of the goal, 1m. 35% ‘The sides now changed goals, and play was immnedi- ately resumed, The charge being made, the Catilor- niaus reached the ball in advance of the Bostonians, but both Mowry and Morgan missed it, when Curillo | caine ‘0 the rescue and, making u long hit, belped it amazingly into the nemy’s territury. Morgan, of the place just where be was wanted, and giving the bail a second Iiit, Knocked it clean through the flags to just tijteen seconds, and without the reds having the ghost of a chance atat ‘The third goal was more exciting, as was the fourth, filth and sixth, all that bad been played when "time? was called, ‘The Boston clubs, having Jearned a point or two in the early goals, made a better shuwing im the latter part of the evening's work, There were a num- ber of lively episodes aud passes and some tine feats of horsemanship, yet it was evident the blues had the advantage of coulness and practice, as they blanked their opponents. The bird goal wan wou by the Calitor- Hiuns in Zn. 10s, the ball being sent to the edge of the line between the posts by Mowry alter a brilliant mélée, and, tollowing itin style, he gave itasecond rap that put icleun through, ‘The fourth goal, also won by the blues, lis, «Mowry was the lucky rider ball home. The fifth and sixth goals were ulgo credited to Captain Mowry, the former in3 minutes und the last in Ym. 453. ‘The thousanus of spectators were greatly excited at some of the mélées, and shouted with wonder ut the quick shifting of horse legs, manes, beads, saddics and cracking vt polo sticks that occurred. Play will ve resumed to-night, ‘TROTTING. nt Was lor a purse of $100, for horses that never beat ; Oret horse, $60; the sec. oud, $25, and the third $15. Male heats, three in tv Seven times round the track was called a milo, Of the seven horses entered six started. ‘The winuer turned up in Willam &, Weeks’ white mare Snowflake, who Was welling 10 the field, the black gelding Newbrook be:ng tne favorite, The applause at times was tumultu- ous. The trotting sumMAKY. Gitxonx's Ganves, TucKsvAy Evexina, Dec. 14, urse $100, for Lurses that never beat 2:40, whreein five, under saddle; $60 to rst, $25 $15 to the third, ¥. mi, Suowflake (Weeks) 1 16 1 . UL! Bob. .(B. 13 phy’s bik. y. Newvrook (itarpuy) 2 P, Manee’s b. m. Flirtatio rere ee ood and ined) 4 Jobn Rogers’ bik, g. Harry........(Rogers)"0 W. Gallagher's bg Vompy Moore........ (Gatlagner)*O 2:45, ve eo kee a oo * Did not complete the t threw ud pulled up. A variety of other perlormances made up the pro- gramme, which was Very altractive. There was a ruc- ning Face of «mile between Jobn Murphy's Joe, Jona Houch's 0, g. Morgan aud Boo Meteall’s Dik, g. Village Blacksinitne Morgan lauded a winner, beating Jove a short head, Members of the Caitloruia Polo Club dis- played many ditlcult feats of horsemanship, which diy applauded, NORFOLK RACES. Norvoux, Va, Deo. 14, 1876. The races to-day at Campostella were well attended, The track was beavy, The first race, a balf-mile dash, for all ages, for a jaeeee of $200, entrance money to the second horse, was won by Doctlity, with King Bee second, ‘The second race, a one-mile das, for all ages, tora purse of $225, entrance money to the second horse, had tho fullowing entries:—Buros’ s. m. Caroline, Caluhan’s by. Bay Rum, McKelvey’s g. c Bosworth, Lewis & Co.'s b. & Tampico. Tuis was & very exciung, closely contested race, and all had a good start, At the turee-quarter pole nether seomed to huve any advantage; but on the home- stretch Caroline and Bay Rum drew away trom the ocners and ran nearly up to the stand neck aod ni when Curoline made a yraud spurt and shot abe Sone the race by haifa length; Bay Ram second. Time, 1:55. The third rac querter mile dasb for local horsos for a purse of —eutries, Mr. Allen’s black horse Gypsy and Mr. Allen's bay horse Triflle—was won by Gypsy. No time was given. SOMEBODY'S BONES. Henry Atkinson, janitor of the Union Theological Seminary, No. 9 University place, discovered buman bones, consisting of a thigh and shin bone, the latier having a foot attached, on the root of the students’ dor- mitory, Nu. 30 Clinton place, last might. It ts sapposed they were leit there by some of the students to bleach, and were to be used lor anatomical purposes. The case was reported to Captain Byrocs, of the Fif- | teenth precinct, who, with Sergeant Youu, made an investigation, but found nothing to indicate any other theory. The students, however, all aiweiaimed the property. The bonos were sout.to the Morgue, DEATH ON A RAILWAY TRAIN. Miss Jonnie Wing, a young lady passenger on the Hudson River Railroad train which leit Forty-second Street at eleven o'clock A. M., yesterday, died suddenly when the train was in the ot Tarrytow: ceased, who had been in poor bealth for som past, Was travelling in company with an elderly rela- .” ‘The sud intelligence of her unexpected demiso was telegraphed to her father, dir, John 8. Wing, at Youghkeepsie, LITERARY CHI? CHAT. : Messrs. Ditson & Co., of Boston and No, 711 Broad- way, New Yors, present at the holiday times a large variety of choice music in bound volumes. They have Just issued two new collections entitied “Gems of the Dance” and “World of Song.’? The tormer is mtended ag companion work to the “Gems of Strauss’ Tho latter is a Look of popular songs, ballads and ducts, | and contains nearly 100 of suth by some sixty different composers, a ickolas will print @ beautiful historical child's story in au early number, written by a r ot Theo- dore Winthrop. It is in the form of a little girl's diary. Tom Hughes w:W talk to the boys in the Feb- ruary number of this magazine, This gonial writer counts sume of bis warmest friends among the boys ot America, Scribner's poxt article in the series of American sports will be a description by Mr. Edward Seymour of fishing for big trout in the Rangely lakes, This arti- clo will be exceedingly interesting both trom the nature of the subjcet and the ability of the writer, Some of its tilustratious are by Thomas Moran, the well known landscape painter, who recently visited the region as the guest of the Oquossec Angling Asso- ciation. Sir. R, KR. Bowker, of the Tribune and Publishers’ Weekly, is lying very \Ilot malarial fever, contracted at the Centennial, at bis home ia Brooklyn, James Miller anvounces for early puolication an American edition of “Letters of Elizabeth Barrett ‘prisoner's wile burst into a flood of tears at this Browniag,” with comments on Ler contemporaries, edited by 8, R. Townshend Mayer, of AMUSEMENTS. STEINWAY HALL—MR. SCHMELZ'S CONCERT, Mr. Reinbard Schmelz gave bis second symphony eoncert at Steinway Hall last evening. The programme ‘was exceedingly interesting, the following selections being given:—Music to ” Sehubert; overture—Andaute, allegro vi ballet music—a, andantino: b, allegro moderato; entr’acts—a, andan- tino; b Negro molto moderato, orebestra. Recita- tive and aria, “Ste. Elisabeth,” Liszt, Mr, A. Sohst. Fourth piano concerto, D minor, A. Rubinsterm, Mr. Emile Guyon. Songs—a, “Widmuug’; b, “Ich Grolle Jicht”’—Scbumann, Miss Antonie Heine; introduction and first scene **Rhetngold,’’ Wagner (frat time), Mme. Pauline Bredelh, Miss Antonie Henne, Miss Urchs, Mr. in, Mr. A, Sohat, orchestra. Schubert’s music has all the light melody and the delicate poetry so characteristic of the orchestra, which was composed of the best n materiai in the metropolis, wus excellent in every p' ticular, and the leader, Mr. Schmelz, showed ability and experience in his reading of the Schubert, Wagner and Rubinstein scores. The scene from Wagner's “Rin attention on the part of the audience, and is of a more attractive and melodious nature than the por- Yons of the great music drama which have alreudy been beard in this city. Mine, a tepeag, Miss Henne and Misa Urchs represented the hine ‘maidens ana Sang the trying wusic with commendable effect. Mr. Sobst was equally suceeseiul as Alberich, Mr. Guyon is a pianist of considerable abil music is rather beyond bis rei botdo justice te Schumann's music. Mr. Sehmelz’s | third symphony concert takes place on January 20, THE “OCTOROON.” To Tux Epitor or THe BeRaL — In your report of the amusing claim made on me in reference to the “Octoroon,”’ when the statement was casionally performed my plays in Australia withoot my express authority, it should not be misunderstood to convey that he neted improperly in doing so. ile had my fullest confidence. He did what he thought best and judged rmghtto do, and m any event | stand by whatever he did in Australia or elsewhere, whetner with my express authority or not. years association honorabie men in his profession. Yours trul DION BOUCICAULT, FAIENCE AND ENGRAVINGS. The sale of Haviland falence was closed at the Leavitt Art Rooms yesterday alternoon. The at- tendance was large and the bidding better than on the day before, The bighest prices paid were for the two vases of Haviland falence with figures tn bronze vert, pi ped ws 1776 and 1876, which sold for $180, The ther articles brought fair prices, and tho whole sale amounted to about $12,000 for the two days, ‘The sale of Mr. Cephas G. Thompson's collection of and etchings at Clinton Hall closed yester- ‘The prices were only fair, The bighest price ht was $12 for ‘tA Jew with a High Cap,” an original Rembrandt etching. Fukugawa’s collection of Hezin porcelains will be sold at Leavitt's Clinton Hall Salesrooms this and to- morrow afternoon. OBITUARY. HENRY C, WINSLOW. A telegram trom Buffalo, N. Y., under dat 14th inat., reports the occurrence of the death of Henry C. Winslow, of that city. Mr, Winslow was widely ; known 10 mercantile circles as an eminent commission mercbant and shipowner. He was taken trom iile suddenly, yesterday morning, to the great regret of a wide circle of fricnds and ucquaintances. GEORGE ft. BAYLBY. A despatch from New Orleans says jorge R. Bayley, resident onginoer of tho Eads jetties, suddenly yesterday of heart discase, aged Sif, youl REY. SIMEON HOWARD CALHOUN, A telegram from Buffalo, N. Y., says that Rev. Simeon Howard Calhoun, a venerable missionary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, died in that city yesteraay evening alter a long illness. He had been a laborer in the Holy Land {or nearly forty years. ee | GENERAL HORACE DANIELS. | A despatch from Provideace, R. 1, announces the ! death of General Horace Daniels, a member of the manufacturing firm of Green & Daniels, and a leading | citizen of tho town of Lincoln, Central Falls. Tho | death took piace suddeniy, atter General Daniels’ re- | turn trom Woreester, Mass, FREDERICK VIOLA’ S SUICIDE, The story of Frederick Viola’s suicide, mentioned in yesterday’s paper, is another illustration of the power of example. By a curioug coincidence only three mouths ago acompanion of the boy committed sub cide in a similar manter and under almost identical circumstances, The police account of the affair is that Officer Muldoon, of the Sixteenth precinct, was patroiling his post on’ Second avenue, near Twenty- third street, when be heard the report of a pistol. Ruvhing forward he found the body of a youth, of seventecn years, lying on the ground, with tho simple toy pistol of only one ’ barrel, with which the fatal act had bee cone, on the ground, beneath him, Two young men, com- panions ‘of the deceased, stated to th Tgeant that Yiolu’s mother died about a year ago, aud that nis father leads a dissipated life, Lately be bas had no bome. Wedue: night he attended with them a night school on I'wenty-third street, and they were ou their way home when Viola said to them:—-Well, boys, yood-by; I am gong to shoot myself.” They laughed at hiin and then walked dowy the avenue, Suddenly Viola turned around and shook bands with both, and, alter saying “good-by,” waiked forward a couple of paces and shot himsel!. Viola had been de. spondont for somo time, having failed to procure em- ploymest BAD MORROW. A respectably oressed man call at the boarding house of Mra. Maria Anderson, No. 83 Clingon place, on November 20 last, and engaged board, stating that he was Mr. Morrow, a momber of the firm of Morrow & Co,, ot Warren sirect. He remained in the house a tow days, when he tell sick aud was confined to his bed. Mrs, Anderson sent up a servant girl with his bill, He got up from his bed, dressed himself, and, stating that be was yoing down town to procure mon: to pay his bill, left the house, but did not come back, On Wednesday evening Mrs. Burton, who keeps a boarding house at No. 47 Clinton place, called on Mrs. Anderson and incidentally mentioned that Mr. Henn, a member of atobicco frm doing business in Liberty street, had fallen sick in ber house. From the description of tho sick nan g by Mrs. Burton Mrs. Anderson became convinced that Mr. Hena was the Mr. Morrow who had swindied her, Detective Dolan, of the Fifteenth precinct arrested the man, and Mrs Anderson found that her suspicions were correct, On being brotght betore Justice Bixby esterday the prisoner gave bis name as Charles Ben- ert, aged torty yeurs, a clerk, residing in Philadelpmia, He said he had no money, nor anything to and that i to get his meals somewhere. Ie was held for trial, ENOUGH TO START A STORE, Detectives Rogers and Iminen, detailed for duty at A. T. Stewart's store, Broadway and Tenth sirect, arrested a few days ago Mary Williams, alias Davidson, patterns They locked hi the Central Otlice una discovered that she lived at No, 321 East Fifty- and there found (bree large trunks com- letely filled with remuants of silks, dress goods, aces, perfumery, scaris aud other articles, These articles were brought to the detective office at the Ceutral Oflice, and were yostorday exbibited to a num. ber of shopkeepers from various parts of the city whose The woman was Court yesterday, jed in order to give the police an opportu. nity to have some of the stolen Property identitied, A CONVICT PARDONED. Richard Keeler, a convict ‘serving aterm of three of the Nibelungen’’ was listened to with profound | bat Rubinstem’s | Miss Henne did | elicited thas my friond Mr, Charles Wheatleigh had oc. | have enjoyed the assistance of oneof the most able and | ot the | filty our years old, in the act of stealing some ie up i | | ! | Kunbardt & Co, ja Karisticg.., ..... [Jan 6.{ Li 87 Kroadway Chr of Cl Jan 15 Kero a England Jan 83 Broa Alsatian Jan Thownng Green Oder, Jan Bremen. |2 Bowling Greea Cnty of Richmoid: Jan 12:|Liverpool..[15 Broadway Ameriq: \Jon .|Haves.....155 Broadway Ba-During the month of November Hshed fifty-one arrivals of vessels from fo Sandy Hook in advance af all the other New York journals, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 8UN AND MOOR, J GH WATER + 718 | Gov, Island. 4 34 | Sandy Hook. “eve — — | Hell Gate, NEW YOR YORK, | DEC. 14, 1871 |* ARRIVALS. | PORT OF } REPORTED BY THK HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND WHITKATONE THLEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Cannda ‘Br), Sumner, London Nov 25, with mdse and passengers to P WJ Hurst, Steamer Algiers, Hawthoru. New Orleans 7 days, with mdse and pasrengers to © A Whituey & Co, Steamer Ashiand, Dou:bty, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, ers to Wm P Clyde & Co. Walker, Richinond. Clty Point to the Old Domin- p Co Sicemer, Jena Gibson, Masinge, Georgetown, DC, with mdse tod L Rooms, Jr. Bark Johanna (Ger), Koepke, London 57 days. with ee, Morehant: versel to C Tobias & Co. Was 3 with westerly vates A aS fe Bordeaux 70 days, with jc) with sult 0. Bark Anina (Ger), Jehnson coffes to Hand & Ro re of Hatteras, with strong Wand NW wal Bark Sierta Nevada (of San Francheos. 16 days, with sugar to S A Finlay & ( north of Hutteras, had a hi N vessel under bare poles jor, Havana 9,90 miles | ting 30 hours, | SE of Sandy | Hook, passed about 1,000 Hrig Marie (Dutch) Johnstone, Anguilla 30 days, with salt to Vatal son, Ni wail irom NW, carrying 40, lon 72 10, took washing yaw! devs froxm lat from NW: Dec 12-1at 3613, ion, 703", spoke bark (Br), trom Manita for Boston, 145 duys out. Hrig Tropte Bird. Korff, Cienfuegos 20 days, with sugar to Maitland. Phelps &Co; vessel to ¢ W Elwell & Co, Had "heelys ong NW gales up to Hatteras. Sehr Mary E Webber, Harris, Mayagns days, Pearxull: vessel to hd Onpe Hayti 15 days, with logwood, H Bi R Staples. Hud strong ey, Pensacola 20 days and NW gales; heat ‘gale, shipped larze quantities of watorandspruvg alvak: ‘had the cabin half’ filled water am ail the provisions spoiled, The Agnes I Grace is bound t Philadeiphia; put im to this port tor provisions. Sehr Clare E Bergen, Dayton, Pernsndia 5 days, with lumber to Kvans, Bull € Co W Hi Jones, Falkenbarg, Fernandina 8 days, with Votter & Co; vessel to A Abbott. Grunt, Jordan, Jacksonville 19 days, with lumber to Drew & Huck! vousel to morta Schr Angola, Wooster, Jacksonville # ‘days, with lumber to Drew & Bueki: vessel to Warren Ra; Sehr Joseph Rudd, Anderson val stores.to Woodhouse & Rudd. Schr Katle Ranger, startin, Richmond. 1G Wright, Cropper. Virginia. During the gale of the 9h tnst split Jib and mainsail! and was bldwa off to the western edge of the Gull sehr Rubert Potner (new), Virginia. with +5 wiek 6 days, with ne- Sa-The reported arrival of steamer KC Knight, from | Ow Georgetown, DC, in yesterday's edition was premature. PASSED THROUGH HELL Gare BOUND SOUTH. yeteamer Generat Whitney, Hallett, Boston tor New ork, Steumer Suntee, Davis. New Bedford for ty of New Bedford, Fis ‘al rovidence tor New York. Jennie A Shephard, Shephard, Salem for New York, cr John W Hail, Jr, Thomas, Vineyard Haven for New ur Eva J Smith, Andrews, Providence for New York, ur Harriet & Sasan, Kennedy, New London for New r Pell $C Vought, Hallock, Huntington for New York, City Island | BOUND EAST. eamer Neptune. Kerry. New York for Boston. yeamer Albatross, Di New York for Fall River. BELOW. Schr A P Emerson, Kmerson, from Havana Nov 80. to A Madgett. CLEARED, Steamer Frisia (Ger), Meyer, Hamburg via Plymouth— ner Donati (Br), Watson, Rio Juneiro, Para, suenos ‘&e—Busk & Jevons. mer Rapidan, Kempton, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & nd, Bowen, Baltimore via South Amboy Datzelt. Phitndeiphia—iae Hand. ‘ortinnd—J F Ames. wer Neptune, Berry. Boston F Dimock. Ship Martha SR Lewin, Landon—Funcn, Edvye & Co, Muzgio M (iit), Peck, London —J W Patwer & Co, ir), Sulvesen, Larne—Louis Te- ten 2 Wark Wa Washington (Ital), Calero, Cork for orders—Funch, ad: Hark’ Hermann (Ger), Banback, Bromeo—Barnstorff & c on (Br), Smith, Antworp—J F Whitney iro—Jas E Ward & Co. ielo, Lisbon—Bouham & Bovese ene Russo (Ital), Cangiano, Gipraltar for orders—Funch, years in Sing Sing Prison for embezzlement, was yes- terday pardoned by Governor Tilden. It appears that Keeler, who was sontenced trom New York, unlawfully appropriated $600 that be mught witness the iaternae vonal rifle match at Dollymount, Iretand, last yi SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURK PROM NEW YORK YOR Tue ONTRS OP DECEMBNK AND J 2 Bowling Green Bowling Ureea 69 Browuway 7 Bowling ¢ 20 Bronaway 4 Bowling + .]50 Broadway 61 brondway 2 Brosaway dlwiny i) Browdway 7 Howling Groom Bowing Green 49 Broadway 4 Bowtine Green G1 Krowtway 16, |tilasgow, 16;| Gonuons.. Batavia W A Sehoiter Liverpool. Hiwmonry. merania man ot Penn Anglin Heivetia.. 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowlii 2 Browdway 4 Bowling Groen 4.) Uamuarz.. 61 Broadway 4: [Rotterdam . 150 Broadway 1 wire Ubuldine (Br), Kirkham, Rio Janetro—Jas E Ward Brig Charles A Sparks, Bradley, Uavana—Jas E Ward & 0. Brig J_F Merry, Bradley. Havana—Jas E Ward & Co. Brig Christina (Br), Newark, NJ—C W Bertanx. Sehr Hastie N Gove, hant, Pernambuco—J H Win- chester & Co. Sehr Madison Holmea, Bayles, St Augustine, Fla—A Day- ton t Rehr A Miner, Miner, Providence—H W Jackson & Son. Sehr 5 J Smith, Baldwin, New Haven—Cartwright 2 Doyie. SAILED rs Frisia (Ger), for or Huabure s; Rapidan, Savann: Lewes, Dol: shiv C Ital), " Glaxscow : ae pool: barks M Wellington . for Kio Janeiro, £0; Wind at sunset, WSW: at midnight. SW, light, Barometer at sunset, 29.58: at midnight, 29.83. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Nuwrort, RI, Dec 14, 1876. Schr Vraie, Capt Burton, of Philadelphia. with earzo of phosphate rock, for Orient, LI, from Charleston, 5C rived here this PM. Sne encountered the galo of Sat morning off Cape May. The voasel was hove to under dou- Die reefed mainsail, She broke fore gaff and split mainsail aud foresail and was driven 75 miles to sea, She will be obliged to repair here. Capt Price, of Capo May, who went out in her, died auddenly of typhoid fever at Charleston, Ils wite was on board. pt Burton was vent by the owners to,bring, her to port, Bebe Robert Pettis, Robbing, from Virginia, arrived at Providence to-day and reports having experienced heavy weather and in t Oth jost mainsail, James Brown, saiior, iell-ceerbont: tive steamer Old ‘| oe on her way from New York last night, but was res- cuod. MARITIME MISCELLANY Stkamen Ratrexsxaxe, from Philade!phis for Boston, aground of Hog Isiand, Delaware Riv , Dee 14; got off without damage und proceeded, Banw Caraien D f at Lewes, Del, Dec 13, reports d had fin weather until Nov 7, i . wi terrific hurricane, the centre passing ‘over the shi; was hove down om her beam ends: had to cut aw: sails to right the vessel and othors blew out of the yx The hurricane moved toward the Nes instead of as usual to WNW, the sea very heavy: kad a tall of about 20 minn then the wind Sate te suddenly te NW, blowing hard than before. ited 16 hi ater that ad light winds up to Nov 3; and then-beavy gaies from NW. Bank Battuassar (Aus), from Harwich for Philadelphia before reported as ushore south of Heulopeu, was hove off AM, Dec 14. Bank Roxgrt Kutty, of Boston, which was abandoned off Portland. mm Tuesday, alter a collision with the Brit- ish bark Huddersteld, was owned by Daniel D Keliy aud | others, She was insured in the China insurance office of ee $10,000, and in the Boylston Insurance office tor Ue Baxg Evora, Mayo, from Baker's Island for Qi town, pnt into Auckland, N%, Oct 0, teuky. She was partl discharged Nov 18, repairing, and would soon proceed, Rank BvExiNy Stax (lr), Loyd, from Cape de Verdes tor Ponsacola, which was wrocked at Vayman the cenptain, 41 of the crew, who were drowned. The remainder were saved aud arrived at Kingston, Ja, Nov 11, Bank Evexa (Be), Hector, from Copenhagen for Philadel. a, went ushore at Hellesund, on the Norway (no date civen), und became a total loss. The E wax 280 tons register, built in 1844 and owned at Peterhead (Scotland), Brg Wastwoon, front Tarks Island for Halifax, was the vouol before reported wrecked near Henry Cove. ‘The bodies of 4 of her crew have been recovered, Senn M Kiaxxy, with coal, returned to Philadelphia yes with of Jibboom, headgenr and davits, having an unknown schr tn the bay. CHI, before reported abandone: was caught in th ale of er nasty, bat soon sprit The men had neither shei nd could not h Senn Wx G Swarruck, Capt That Boaton Nov 11 for ort Itoyat, SC the Gull Stroan Aware Mroakwater pyereeraey register und was built at Bow fadiod. Son Unica, lime laden, before reported, went ashore in Horting Gut, Soath St George. She was 86 tons burthen, and wit dat about $2500, Abort 80 bbls of the cary Scum Ropxxy Parken, at New Haven 13th from Baltl- more, Just her main gaff off Jersey Beach on Saturday Inst. Sous J W Co. ond, Ya, Aug 4, arrived at Rio Gri by cable’ dated itio Grande Dee 2, to have be Suu Loa C Ray. before reported ashore om Lo towed off wt Iigh wat y. While iy and spr ,000 feet of lumber, the vessel, ra, Oa te aud the dee! had to be jettisoned to Tinton | BERALD | 4, Scun Maur Picnanp, of St John, NB, will remain gv FRIDAY, DECEMBER aad 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. Neotackes until prmg, when she will be towed to St John, Scun Many Lo isa, from New York tor Wilmington, NO, before reported nshore at open, was hove off, and ar- at the Delaware Broskwater’ Dee 14 for repairs. Kove (fisherman), losi her foremast, also in the late gule, but succeeded in reach- + into Halifax Seux Josuva Saxsory (fisherman), dorys and Dee 14, with loss of bulwarks, waffs, tli swept. k Victor, of Gloucester, which put into Halifax, had tain injured and lost cables and anchors Senk Davi Seaacve (fishing smack), before reported at {ncliog olf Montauk dismasted, was sowed to New Loudon Kare Grant, Ci . Jacksonville for New York, th lumber. was ashore 1th inst on Hempstead beach, LI, and wil prybably be a total lu for Newark, collided outward bound schoguer evening of 1th last. in the hor of Newport. the Sarah Blake bad jib split: we to the other, «rink, Dee 10—Sebrs Cabin: riven a arbor Last severe im this vicinity. The two form been gotion off with bat little damage, The Peirce came off, vut Las been again beached, Durawanx City. Del, Dee 14—Sebr Oriole, at and for Bose hiladelphis,’ was towed in here last evening with rth anehors, having dragged. asore during the i he Oth inst, in Maurice” Ri ‘Tne mate and u, The Oriole and Armenia ivefor Pintudelpiie. J4—A despatch from Li schr Ruth Graves, of this port, has Veen knocked down in the cale of Maria Foss, and Peirce ht, they the 11th inst. Mainboom and bea of hererew, Joseoph arrie Sayward arrived here to-day with the captain und ali_but one of the crew (John MeCat* thy), who wasdrowned from the schooner Lancet. which encountered a heavy storm on Grand Banks, Dee il, and | ‘Decume a total loss. Hauirax, NS, Dee 14—V for the past week rmy The schrs Come ry Nimble, St Hubert and Amelia are nahore at Port Hawkesbury rk Amsterdam, of Sunderland, is @ total wreck in Lanlobnrg Bay. The crew were saved. Nonroux, Dee 13—The bark Sunbeam (Br). ashore at Berlin, Md. has been paropea out ard will bo xotten afloat in afew days, New Bxovonp, ‘Dee 13—Capt Alexander B Dunham, of Nantucket, went to the wreck of schr Mary Loaise, of Bucksport, sunk on the outer edge of ‘Tuekerunek Shonal,’on Monday, with sche Carrie, und returned Tuesday with spars and rigging which he had secured. Axw Loxvow, Dec 13—At Saybrook yesterday, the ice eumne sweepinx by in such large quantity that the schooner Thompson and barge Mohegan, of this port. which were ly- ing together parted their chuins, lost anchors und drifted down by the eastern breakwater und bexcon. The sehouser Loft the bi for ‘us port. It ix supposed that the schooner ichard Smith hus cous to the relief of the barge. Paovixcrrows. Dec 12—Schrs Annie Prye and Pred & Elmer, that were driven asho~ North Truro Saturday night, were got off withont damage yesterday and vrought up to town, x Raxcisco, hee Dec 4 for ( same night, und proceeded as f the rudder was carried away, and consequence. Suipnvitpixc—Capt Ross, at Kittery Foreutde, te laying the keel for » ship of about 1800 tons, and timber for the frame is now beiug prepared. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Provipence, Dec 13—[t is not the Pumbam, but aa lock’s Point light, that has been out several times since t! cold weather set in, WHALEMEN. Cleewed at New Bodford Dec 13, darks Sites , Brool th Pactiic Ocean; WA Farnsworth (Br), Hamill, an Sailed trom do 13th, burk Pacific. Smithers, North Pacitic Dec 7—The schr Jonnie Htella, Glaser, os Bay struck on a rock off Point Lobos asthe Farailones. whon returned yesterday in Sniled trom Provinestown previous to Dee 10, schr EH Hatfield, Connell, Atlantic Oceai telegram from Gideon M Burtless, dated San Fran- cisco, states that tho bark Three Brothers, Owen, of sailed from Honolulu December 3, sperm ‘whaling. Bark Rainbow, Cogan, wus going on the coast of California dovil-fishing between seaso SPOKEN. from Leith for Si Ox Ne lon 7022 W (short of ch. from Bordeaux for Phila- e's Ne Jon 7 3 W. Campbell, Bu trom New York for 20, lon 70.30. provisions). Bark Tavilla (Aus), Valovic delphia, Nev 19, ta Bark Alexan: Cienfuegos, Dec 4, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Breuxy, Dec 14—Arrivod, barks Storjobann (Nor). Mor- tensen, Cherieston; Europa (Ger), Brinkrma, New York. Sailed 14th, ship Alexandra (Br), Brown, New York. Bounay, Dec 13—Arrived, bark Charles Fobes, Low, Liv- erpool. Canptrr, Deo 14—Sailed, brig Winifield, Bibber, Havana. Dontix, Dec 13—Arrived, brig Belle of Devon (Br), Tre- gerthen, New York. Sailed 14th, brig Rapid (Br), Morrisey, United States. Danrzic, Dec 12—Arrived, burk Arcturus (Ger), Brand- hoff, New York. @ Estwona, Dec 12—Azrived, bark Jupiter (Ger), Leitke, Now York, Hatroxr, Deo 13—Sailed, barks Argo (Ger). Grau, New York; Franklin (Nor), do; brig Typhon (Nor), Thomasen, do, Gimnattan, Dec S—Arrived, brig Ella (Br), Dart, Phile- delphia Sailed prior to Dee 18, brig Guglielmo (Ital), Cafero, New York. Houvuxan, Dec 14—Passed, steamer Monta: doo, trom New York for Liverpool. Haves, Dee 18—Arrived, ship Mary B Riggs. Percr, New Orleans. Livenroon, Dec 18—Arrived, ship Corolla (Br), Messer, San Francisco; barks Geo Booth (Br), Jones, Mobile; Lord Clarendon (Br), Nichols, Charleston. Sailed 14th, ships Hamijton Fish, Mortimer, New York (not previously); Progress (Nor), Bull, Philadelphia; barks rd (Nor), Pederson, United States; Nydia (Br), Brady, do; Balestrino (Ital), Balestrino, New York; Relt- gion e Liberta (Ital), Lamberta, Philadelphia; Lydia (for, eign), Charleston; schr Mary R Somers, Ackley Cardenas, Arrived 14th, ship Monmouthshire (Br), Irvine, New York; bark Omoa (Br), McWilliams, Galveston. Loxpox, Dee 14—Artived, bark Arnow (Nor), Gundersen, Wilmington, NC, Cleared 13th, bark Ragna(Nor), Eilertson, United Staten, Lizaxp, Dec 14,2 PM—OM, steamer Utopia (Br), Groat, New York for Loudon, Lurta, Dec 13—Arrived, bark Alfredo (Ital), Gassola Philadelphia, Mansaitixs, Deo 14—Sailed, schr Anna E Krans, Par. vere, New York. Newny, Dec 13—Arrived, bark Gaspard (Nor), Jensen, Baltimort New Ross, Dec 13—Salled, bare Giovanni D (Aus), Dul- cich, United States. Rorrenpam, Dee 13—Cleared, bark Iris (Ger), Pfeiffer United Staten r Bravancun, to Dec 13—Arrived, bark Sigard Jarl (Nor) Tortensen, Philadelphia, Srxrmx, Dec 12—Arrived, bark Hertha (Ger), Randhot New York. Trxut, Dec 14—Arrived, bark Sunlight (Nor), Sorensen, Charleston. Vatencta, to Dee 13—Arrived, Francesco Cilento (Ital), Porgo, New York. Vesxick, Dee S—Arrived, bark Aster (Nor), Knudsen, Philadephia. Yoxouama, Dec 7—Arrived, steamer Belgio (Br), Metcalf, San Francisco for Hong Kong. Sailed 12th, stenmer Oceanic (Br), Parsell (from Hong Kong), San Francisco, Arrived at a port in tl Blanche (Br), from Bull Rive Sailed trom a Mediterra: Leneux, United Stat Loxvox, Dee 14—Bark Emma & Carl (Ger), Hordorf, from New York Sopt 29 for Stettin, capsized on the Sth inst in a hurricane off the Orkney Islands, and eight of the crow were diowned, The survivors (four im number) were saved aud landed ut Fraserburg, {The Emma & Carl was built at Griefawald in 1875, reistered 428 tons, and was owned in Stralsund. [Her cargo consisted of 2757 barrels petroleum, vilued wt about $24,000 gold, and is waid to be insured in the Boston Insurance Corhpany of Boston.] (Br), Bed- Kingdom Deo 13, brig in port Dec 2, bark America: WEATHER REPOBT. Hotraxap, Dec 14, 2 M—Wi sorb light. FOREIGN Pi PORTS, ane ot bri Piinal Abbi Cane, at 27—-Sailod, a York. 4—Sailed, ships Messenger, Gieay from New York, having repaired; Alert, Park, mer Glenwyle (Rr), Donaldson, 4th, ship Midnight, Marcy, Southern Cross, Haghes, k Queensberry (Br), Mier: Pettis, rey Lan! Raping snte ver, ter Mauila, to loud . bed from ‘Tiensin, ar- jon, Hone, x via Shanghai, & une: Howes, trom Newehwang, arrived —. une. Woxoucio, Rov 21—artived, ark’ Ceylon, Kelly, Hoston and sailed Dee 2 for Hon OL ); Dec 1, Edward James, 'Krien, Portiand, O, for Hong Kong. Inport Dec 4, ship Syren, Nowell” for New Bedford; Ne- tional (Fr), Mazon, tor San Francine: 20—1n port, brig Mary E Rowland, Law- ton “ised and for New York to sail same week, ip Monarchy (Br), for New n. 27—Arrived, ship Anabune, Matthews, San Sailed Oct 24, ships Manda Shorbarne, San Francisco; 30th, hia (Br), Paterson Sailed Oct 5, bark Albuers tn. Harris, New York; 25th, johanna “(Due h), Kor te port Oct, 18, bark Chaleice” (sr), Sharp, from Hong , Chaney, for New York ; bark sehr Frank Atwood, Bryan, FBP Des. £80. Be fe Ne we Vor k in 2 days, “Newodsrue, NBW. Oct 15 Salo. bark Ocean i San Franehvew: 2k itp Mary wy A barks Klien Neabette (Fe), Daj hips Boa iste «hn, Nov 1, 31 foe eg wo hes Seine mes Oct 40—In vort, bark for Hampton ‘Currie, do; Thos Bel . Uruselier, elgarou, to salt Nova Womupbee Gr), Levitt, els arriving report the wouther | | Boston. - Pour Grats. Kev 10--Arrived, sehr Loulse P Mallery, Stetson, Annapolis, Rio Granpi , sehr J W Coffin, Chishoim, ), Board, New York. .. Ryan, Foochow; 27th, ship ai SitanGual, risa wip. Borealis a Sailed Oct 1 ‘Ban Francisco Trecititoottog Now York, steamer Gienfalloch (Br), and ship Le: (Br). Knight. Sypxvy, NSW, Oct artives, bark Forward (Br), Stre- chan, Victoria,» ey gett Swarow— Arrive yar) Bor Hera Foint Lobos (ard sailed Nov 1 for Londo ead i Nov 24Arrived. Orig dalia Blake (82) schr Northem Light, Wallace, 51 J.4Go, to Dee 14—Arrived, bark Thos Brooks, Waugh, New York: St Joux, NB, Dec 12—Arrived, schr Clarine, Tease, Alma for New York, put in for » harbor; 14th, Nettie, Britt, nd Chamaplon, Granvil York. i—Sehr Martha A. New York. Yara satso, Nov Bo areive park < Charlotte Clark (Br), Collard, Burrard Iniet. Suiled Nov barks Ma; Elliot (Bri. Wasers, Ne ¥ 4 ae ig “ igreerd Coanimbe, ry y 23~ Arrived, 8 Thompson, | Por (aon arrived 26th ig 2 bark Harriet N Carlton, Hareness, Hong ong. Tn port Nov 26, brig John McKean, Jordan, for San Fras cisco. AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, O, Dec 3—Sailed, sbip Gardner Colby, Streete TA, Dec 13—Arrived, sebr Activ rig Long Reneb, Cardenas; sehr Twilight, Bos- ton. BOSTON, Dee 14—Arrived, steamers Johns Hopkins, Hallett, Baltimore; Centipe Her, and Perkiomen, Piere Philadeiphia; schrs Anita, Small, St Swen, Browa, and Helen A Russell, Meaty” York! Henry Waliney, Long? FA Pike, Peterson tie. ER Hoboken; General Sheridan, Hewett, Weel J ‘Laughton, Laughton, Port Jobnson: 8 B ad Miller, Corson, ep) Grosby, Gr nd Mary B Dyes, Olivers Vig erson, itacketl Hoboken. reJ—Sark Benjamin Dickerman, Taylor,Glasgow: Dennis, bods fmores sche O 4 Jones, Kent Trinidad; Cora Etta 8 BALTIMO ‘Louis River sel Thornhill (Br), Hi ‘Gueenssown: berks OF bers « Oliver Emery. (Br). pidge Livernoclt ‘Bremen iQerl. Laltwe, Bremen’ tina Leute (Nor), Peterson, Liverpool: Suasex i. ina lor, Bermuda: brig Amelia Emy Qe Fields, Kio sehrs Helen Hasbronk, Burnewt lodoken ; Holen Perry: New York. iserat oe an, Bubitn: pele Akbar, Thompson, Port oer sel son, Vaughan, Galveston, Also elasred., ‘yen Raleigh, Oliver, : Samuel’ Welsh Spear rie Rosenau, Bremen ; sclirs Lizzie Carr, Teal, Boston «, Providence: Sunlight, Hodgd Tessie Elizabetn, Weaver, do. Steamer Ohio: bark Veranda, ROOTHBAY. Doe 9 Arrived, New York for Yarmouth, N ft, daca) ets Riahmecnapael euniston, do for Bor folk, (BEVERLY. Dec 13—Sailed, scbr § B Putnam, Low, Nor fol! CHARLESTON, Dec 11—Cleared, bark Kate (Br), Nick erson, Liverpool. Sailed—Schrs LA Ronumetl Jeffries, Philadelpbia; Geo Ht Squires, I Jacksonville, ldth—Arrived, steamers D J Fol Hunter, Philadelphia: bark ™ Carrio Saunders st Cleared —Barl A Rich (Br), Mari do; Sail a Bark Architect (Br), Live Price, Balti ore uvicta,”” Havan: Be S at Samuel H Sherp, 6—! ait schrs Wm f Page, Hilyard, Mtiesin port schts AG Brooks, from Halifax, MS, for pole. Kelly; Matile. gS MONROE "Deo 4 Artred, ship BD Met If (Nor). en, Antwerp, see! calito arrived, bark Gemma. (Nor), Olsen, London, seek- Basted 1m for Norfolk—Ship Cashier (Br), Telper, from f OuteSchr Mary E Thompson, from Nortolk for Ja FALMOUTH, Mass, Dec 12—At anchor off the port, schra RB W Godfrey. Batchelder. from Boston for Baltimore; Paul P Keller, Henderson, do tor Philadelphia. GALVESTON. Dec 8—arrived, ship me (Br). Graves, Rio panese) ‘bark All (Nor), Barentset jiverpool. \d—S hi fete (Br), Mui ephy. are) ool. on Kor f Nt iz O T Wer Hearicksen, d¢ men, after having put back Havre; brig Juliana (Sp) do; schrs W 8 Seull, Phitaden at Kate iulige, New York. MOBILE, 14—Arrive: ips Therese, Shaw, Geno tobr Prank Atkins, Ate fctiias, Dec @—Snailed, schr Paran, ee New YQEW ORLEANS, Dec 10—Arrived up, shi Walsh, White, Hamburg; Annie M Law (Bn), H on Bel fast: bark Peppina (Au ry don ; Arce! Loraine, Sommers, Oporto via Key Wei it; Excelsior, Arnet, Bo nacca, Cleared, bark Hea (Nor), Nielsen, Gibraltar: brige Sp). ;Holg, Barcelona: E Elica Stevens, Bleh, Ne fh rans, Howes, warrivad a She Parson Back Mlsalesippl (Mor), Helm, Bare wattiea from the Passes—Steamer Emilino (Sp), Liver- poeORFOLK. _ Dec 14-_Salled, barks Hila Vows (Be), Doody Liverpool Henriette (Bry, Simpson, Cork (and both passed ba DASTLE, “Dal, Deo 12—Arrived, aches Amos Bde “a SuWEURY POI. D ‘Dec 18—Arrived, steamer Achilles, Bar me uted Sh ay, Belle Crowell, Megathlin, Windsor, NS, te loONRW BEDFORD, Dec 13—Arrived, schrs MH Read Benson, Philadelpuia Haunah E Brown, Sackett, an axe, New KH Huntley, Hodges, Hotoken, cred schr Jobn Balch, Hannah, SEWPORT Doe 12, PM—Arrived, schrs Ide adson, Kenniston, altace tor Baltimore ranula V Bergen. pints ee Sout EF Williams, No 14, of and from No York, he ‘HH tley, Hodges, and Hani ‘aol & Brown, sackeie” ne ‘York tor Naw Bedfo dfora; Be Flowe: incola, nl: Johnson, ae Piliadal hia for French, Nickerson, for MoMshan, Providence for Now York; Abbie § Kmory:. Emery, Wickford for do; ri Me nedSchre Julia A Decker, Sen) 5 Wright, and att, AM—Sailed, dark Emilie (Nor), New Bediord for NWEW LONDON, Dec Arrived, schre BH Daly, Hi boken for Norwich; J aria, do for Groton; Mat ‘itiea, Hoboken: Onward, P Venees ‘ ad, New York for ew 'W HAVEN, Dee 13—Arrived, schrs Park Parker gud t Harriet, Thomas, Batinores ee Ie y Jones, heh meUtit BLAKBLY, Dec S—Arrived, Darks Marthe Ride out, a, Nickels San Francisco; bark Caroline Read, d PASCAGOULA, Dec 6—Sailed Loins the bar, bark dahuc, peace. Havana, havi been detained by low tides. PORT ROYAL, SC, Dee 14— Suiled, steamer Huntevilie, ers «from Pornaniina), New York. TADELPHIA, Dec 12—Arrived, sche John Shay, Plymouth. 3th—Arrived. schrs Monmoath, Arrived, ate Reading. Colburn, ee rig SV Mertlck, Lippincott, Matunzans eclirs Walince, Porsiaids Nellie 8 Jerrell, Jerre, HES Corot, Corson, Pall River; Amos rt ve cd Will P otclel on " Glented-— Barks Soron Berner (Not, Falmouth: Nuova Rosina Vanessa naersen, Cork oF a), Dillociss, Cork Liver my Flint, Warren, ain Ty Portland: Martha Welsh, Arles, C W Whiting. Berks, Awe, Dec 18, night—Arrived, burk Marietta W (Aus) ‘London, "Arrived, bark Christina (Br), from Liverpoo! for ‘Neweastix, Del, Dec 14—Passed up, bark Delfino P deal, sLandti. from Hull. bark Amicizia (Ital), Bow Burdgo, ry, Dec 14—Arrived, nut ve for Philadelphia: sehr WH Whittaker, trom ‘PORTLAND, Dec 12—Arrived, brig Eva N Johnson, Yea. ton, Hurrington, seeking. 1 th—Arrived, schr E G Willard, Philadelphia, with loss reg Moc Sarah F Bird, Giichrist, Matanzas; odes, Havana, ADRUVIDENCE, eed 13—Arrived, schrs Lens R Storer, Seavy. tis Ackerly, Karly, Pasca: Mar BTowe Rich, Viginiat Calvin ® Harris, Benvon, George: Doi ss Tyler, Bushnel ‘Leonard; Edwin, Franc nnd RP King, Fi Marie Leet Naw: for, Pawtucket: i ay te M les, Arnold, for Pawtuel in: Jolin Warren, Metter: and Kiias warth, Dow, Hobol wkei Sailed—Steamers Blac Baltimore vie eee. Georre Appold, Lo d folky Tonawanda, phim: sehrs J Hi Burnett, Rasmussen; ¥ nd’ Mury A Predmore, Fitch, New on PAWTUCKET, Dee 13—Arrived, schr Horizon, Leet, New York. Saiied—Sehrs Sophia Godfrey, Young, and C P Stiekney, Mathias, Philadelphia; Cynthia Jane, fardner, and Rechel Burdick, New York. BAN FRANCISCO, Dee 6—Arrived, ship Commodore, (Br), Wright, Liverpool; Cage ueonstown) icol (Br) "Witsen, —. cd, bark, Lia ie Will VAN At, Dee 11—Clenred, achr Mary S Bradshaw, Brunswick, to load for Now York, 14th Arrived, stenm: a, Halvedor,, Nickerson, New York: Wyoming, ‘Teal, Philadelphia; barks § (Swe), Rotterdam; Emina & Auguste (Ger), Liverpool “Bilerd,” Lanza, San Sebastian; sche Oyrus Hall, Howes, New Yor rie. ‘Salled—Stounser America, #illaps, Baltimore; brig Zeno py, Rig Janeiro, LEM, Dee i2—Arrived, schrJ P Ames, Gray, How mre Harrtsburg, Worth, Philadelphia. VINKY: aN} HAVEN, Dec 13—Arrived, bark janie Merry, Grand prt a for schrs Nellie, Wilming- ton, NC, for wt ei Hates, | inf mksn tor do; Alexandria, Perth Am! arin for Plyinouth ; yl 4-2 "Nonanton, pring ‘Andrew Pi Jonnson for Sale hae es Salem tor Philadel ‘A Bartlett, Watchman, Veto, ghd WARREN, Deo i8—Arrived, schr Dwight Davidson, Frees man, Hoveceu, temp ~ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS. aS FANTED TO CHARTER-PROM JUNE 1 TO SEP. tember 1 next, two fast Boots, satteble ot passenger trafic, to ran from points on River to oT a York Bay; round trips wilt stage ‘abou! must be thoroushly stauneh awn Wak oy of not less than 1,500 roa proms ‘pox 2.509 iiere ace 2,583 Post _ MISCELLANEOUS. _ IVORCES IETLY; LEGAL” &VERYWHERE, payee atorced: wivice free, AMERICAN LAW TVOROES, Wo sae EVERYWHERE, OBTAINED ‘without pabl vice tree. FKKD! RDERICN 1, KING Lawyer, No. 8 ie Me irks place. Bo Tag tor New Vork; Petrel, Hall, Hampton, Me, Phnph worms, Binccbeads, White thew ned i guia bh herd 4 08 ee |