The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1876, Page 10

10 THE MELANCHOLY DANE, MAKING POOLE’S TRAVESTY OF “HAMLET” A SERIOUS PLAY—SHAKESPEARE'S “HAMLET” FUNNY IN COMPARISON, A singularly serious performance of a travesty of tre last oight—a performance so unique in itself and all its sur- that it will be long remembered by all who vwesisted’? init, The audience was one of the most assembled in a place of | amusement ju this eity, The actors were all gentle- men of education and refinement, The namo of vue of | the leading universities of the country was associated With the Occasion, and with two exceptivus the per- formers were all graduates of the univer” sity. Sweet charity, too, was the excuse, 4f not the motive ior the performance, and age was invoked for the benefit of ‘Yale College Dramatic Association will give a burlesque Fepresentation of ‘Hamlet’ tor the benefit of the dis- pensary of the Church of the Holy Trinity.” It was evident thay people who never went to the play wore “Hamlet? took place at the Union League Th round: intelligent ana culty ed ev the the church. Tne tickets of admission read, the patrons of this event. ‘The little theatre was over full. The ladies and gentiemen in the stalls were ox- ceptionally well dressed and had paid an exceptionally high price tor their places. There was an orchestra, too, amuteur, it is true, but exceptionally good of its kind. The scenes shilted like real scenes in a real theatre and people dreesed in imitation of something or somebody mado their exits and their entrances as if ‘house. But here everything similar to anything over seen before ceased entirely, Nothing moro tncongru- ous can be imagined. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” is generally considered « somewhat serious production, and even Mr. Fechter fails to make it alto- gether funny, but for downright lugubriousness Shukespeare’s production is not to be comparca with Poole’s. Who Poole is only a very bold and reckless the courage to inquire, but Pooie’s travesty might well be mistaken for the original work into which Shakespeare or Bacon of somebody en- deavored to infuse a little sweetness and light. It was Poole’s travesty upon which the scholars of Yale, in a way so honorable to their alma mater, expended their Strength and their genius last night, It 18 not to be doubted that President Vorter and the rest of the faculty will heartily thank them for this evidence of their devotion to their university, lt was a charity perlormauce, and so it is out of the reach of criticism, afact which can scarcely tail to give pain to the tearned pundits of Yale who taught these young fellows how to be very scrious for the amusement of the rest of the world, Fortunately the reporter was not ex- tluded from the entertainment, and be can relate a8 | history what it is forbidden to the critic to discuss, Fhe play opened with the state apartment in the pal. ace of the King at Elsinore, and Polonius, Laertes and yy were w they were really players in an actual pli man would h the rest of tue courtiers entered us if th party ol one-legged seamen at the Sailors’ Snug Har- vor iiling in to dinner. The King aud Queen followed, und their motions deliciously illustrated those tri- angular beauties never tully appreciated by any cept the us they ni never seen before off the blackb came. There never was such tuis morning he won’t know his own face, thing was done just as Edwiv Beoth wouldn't hi fone it, ana it Was not done as anybody else could have done.it, Yet it was ike Booth. Humpty Dumpty Fox used to tell astory tothe cilect that when Book saw him play the burlesque of Hamlet the tragedian Was g0 Uncertain as to bis own identity that he was fompelled to got somebody to tread on bis sorest coru jo make out whether or not it was he who was playing X. If Booth had seen the burlesque last mght, which he was only prevented seeing by # previous enzage- ment of Lis own, he would have telt like being trampled upon allover. And the gentie Ophilia—she was « Charming creatur If she did not make a hole in the ‘flats’? in ber ‘“ront scenes’? 18 was was not trom wunt of elbow action, ‘But the ghost—he will be | tomembered forever aud a day. He was a jolly o0a fellow, that was pluin to be seon, but he ad not practised waiking backward, and was & little too materianzed for the narrowness of the first cmtrance, But oven historians like Gibbon and Macaulay could not enter into the minutest par- hiculars of the events they related, and it is equaily impossible in the present case. in consequence it must sufliee to say that some of the audience nad a mistaken idea of the charactor of the performance. Some people imagined that the evening was to be one of jollity, and were surprised to see the play so sert- ous The mistake was natural, perhaps, but they bad one hearty laugh when the ghost announced as an ex- cuse for bis haste im his interview with Hamict, “We Keep good hours in bell’ At the same timo a tremor went over the houso as if Hiv Satumic Majesty's do- minions ought never to be spoken of outside of the pu'pit, and the question will doubtless be reierred to the Faculty of Yale, so that it may be satisfactorily determined whether the Alumni of the university may use the word in a serious play by Poole outrageously burlesqued by Shakespear MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES, Mr. Edwin Booth plays lego at the Lyceum matinée today. It is one of his strongest réies. The Gungl Sextette, trom Munten, give aconcert at Btemway Hall on Sunday evening. This afternoon “King Lear” will be played for the last time at Booth’s Theatre, and tn the evening Mr. Lawrence Barrett will make bis appearance as Richard ML Mr, Adolph Nouendorff basja symphony programme of rare interest for the Germania Theatre on Sunday evening, at Steiuway Hall on Christm: vocal society worthy of it, The Arion Society give their second concort thi evening at their hall in St. Mark’s place, The pro gramme is of grand dimensions, such as tight b expected irom such a profound musician and capabl director as Dr. Leopold Damrosch, “The American, Lowis, Miss Davenport, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Nunez, Mr Charles Fisher and Mr, Brougham in the other charaoe tors, Mr. Charles A. Crosby, the busin Kellogg Enghsh Opera Compa the season im the West, notwithstanding the bard time: encourages Miss Clara Louise Kellogg to make a stret” ous effurt to establish English opera on a permanent basis in New York. Mr. Theodore Thomas brought his magnificent or, shestra over to Brooklyn yesterday tor the last rebear- sal for the first coneertot the Philharmonic Society across the river. The Brooklyn opera house was crowded to its utmost capacity. The concert takes place to-night’ The programme is as follows:—Beet- boven’s Seventh symphony, funeral march from the “Twilight of the Gods” (Wagner’s Trilogy), Weber’s “lovitation & la Danse,’ with selections by Mme Bebilier and the Swedish vocal quartet, Mr. Charles Jerome Hopkins announces the following remarkable programmes in behalf of his Orpheon testivals;—Tho — “Christmastide,” appointed for Friday evening, January 12, 15) @t Chickering Hall, t# to consist of a brillunt Beries of tableaux, ‘ilustrating the nativity of ‘our Lord, afior the great masters—Ratfaelle, Corregio, Dodson, Muilor, Deger, Portaels, Poussin and others— “with music interspersed, an exhibition mevor yet equalled in Now York for combined artistic truthfui- Ress and poetic beauty, as appropriate to tho season, The Kastertide is to consist of tke grand orchestral and choral church service, with three choirs, two or- gang, solv voices and harp, which created such an ex- eitement last April at Trinity chapel, im New York; and the Springtide ia to be a new dramatic oratorio {‘Samuel’’), composed by Jerome Hopkins and per- forined with full dresses, scenery, &c., at the Academy of Music, dates to be given in future. COLLEGIANS IN DEBATE. Tho Clionian and Phrenocosmian societies of the Col- lege of the City of New York held their fires jornt Meeting for this year inst evening, in the chapel of the college. The Uoltege Glee Club lent Their efforts to inereaso the enjoyment of the occasion, The au- dience, numbering about 600, testitied, by their re- various ex- ercises presented. The oxerciscs opened with reading of the Scriptures by Mr. Tift, Prosident of Fewocusmian, and explanatory i with peated applause, their appreciation of the by Mr. Wilson, of William | dectaimed — the Cl ul Revere’ “Ride ood effect. Mr. KE. x. Coben read an essay on Charies mb. Adebate followed by Messrs. Loth and Wil- gon on the side of Clionia, and Messrs, Hunter and Burehard on that of Phrenecosmia, on the questiva, **Has Germany done more for the prosent civilization Of the world than Franco!” The Geos e@ displayed es to merit, bat that by drawiny lots the prize, a edition of Halian’s Werks, was awarded to Mr, bof Clionia tudents of xeometry, 50 many right angles ude With their arms and legs and hips were rd. Then Hamlet roc'ous tullow. Ho raved and tore his hair. His eyes way never nygaft resume their natural expression and bis mouth was so completely twisted out of all shape that ir he looks into the glass Every- 0 John Hazlest’s b. g. Dr. Heard’s b. m. Annie e New York Oratorio Society give the +‘Mossiah”’ evening. The director Dr. Damrosch, has given the metropolis of America a to be produced at tho Fifth Aveaue Theatre next week, will present James Lewis as the American, Mr, Coghlan as the Duke and Miss Jeffreys- manager of tho says that the sucoessof sEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1876.--TRIPLE SHEET. THE GASLIGHT GAMES, SECOND NIGHT OF THE POLO PLAYING AND TROTTING AT GILMORE’S GARDEN. Playing in the match game of polo between the Califoruia and Boston clubs was resumed last evening at Gilmore's Garden before 3,000 persons, tully o third being ladies. At tho given signal both sides rode into tho course, the Bostonians aligning thomselves along the Fourth avenue goal, while their opponents prepared to defend the Madison avenue stronghold. Mr. Blasson, umpire, tossed the ball in the air a tow minutes after eight o'clock, when the charge wes made. The red caps, or Boston club, endeavored to reach 1b in advance of the blues, or Cali- fornians, bat were unsuccessful, as Carillo, alter Mor. | gau missing, sent it sp.noing dangerously near the reds’ fortress by along hit, and Mowry, helping the good iptention, gave the ball another terrific rap, when 1 rolled swiftly through the reds’ goal in just 15 seconds, the Bostons being left entirely in the cold, This brilliant piece of play was loudly cheered by the spectators, Goals were now changed, and the bailonce more tossed to the centre of the course, Morgan, of the Californians, first reached the Sphere and gave it a decided rap; bat the Bostous wero warming to their work, ana, Faller being well backed by two or three men, they occarioned the blues some trouble; but Curillo worked the ball from the mass of norses’ fect, |, brilliantly striking it in ove- two order at full gallop, shot it again home, scoriug the second goal for the Californians, Time, 39 seconds. Shortly alter the thira time the ball was tossed, the Bostons fougkt with great pluck and mucb judgment, ‘They soon knocked {t over the Californian s line out- side the Himits, then acoustted themselves creditably in an exciting melée, in which one of the reds was un- seated und sticks were lost, aud, finally working to- gether better than during previous play, sent the bull through tne California’s posts, giving them their Orst goal, The spectators rewarded the Bostons with loud cheers. Time, 3m. The fourth ining was marked by skiltul and exciting play. There were | thrco mélées and and a battle of sticks occurred, during which Carillo’s was wrested from bis grasp, but ho re- gained it instantly without dismounting. Faber, of the Calilornias, drove the ball through the Bostons’ ; cork in 2m, 303 Tho fifth goal was also secured by tho blues, Curillo sending the sphero home in a magoificent mannor by outriding ull {he others and rapping it sx times in succession, This play was the best that bad been seen and brought loud applause trom all sections of the building. The sixth goal was won in gallant style by the Bostons, Alter showing fine individual play they got the best of a melée und Hoyt in 2m 3 bail sploning home through the blue’s posta, ‘The seventh, eigiith and ninth goals fell to the California club. Morgan made the seventh in 15 seconds; Carillo the eighth in vin, 30s, This goal was bitterly contested, but when really wanted Carilio was on band and with three running shots did the business in capital shape; the ninth was also credited to Carlo, who mado a double hit in full career over the course, this occupy- ing 4 min, 45sec. The Bor 8 captured the tenth geal, despite the combi play of Mowry and Carilio to prevent them seoring. Captain Fuller sent the ball spi % over the chi line insiae of limits in 2 min. 45 sec. The hext three goals were taken by the Calijornias, The eleventh in twenty-lve seconds, Morgan and Mowry being clogely associated with the downtall; tho twellth fell to Caritle’s uncering aim and vigorous ara in lin. 053., and the thirteenth to Morgan iu 3m, 30+. ‘Time was called at this Juncturo, and the clubs were re- luctantly parted with b, the spectators, The Bostons sre improving, aud by this evening they may gr the Caitornias more irouble than they bargained f There have veen 19 goals playod, the score now stan: ing—Califorma, 16; Boston, 3 The cup will be pre- bd to the winners to-night, The following ure the 8 des: CALIFORMIA CLUI—BLUK ele Mowry (Captain), R. J. Carillo, Morgan, 8. Faber. HOSTOX CLUN—KKD, F, A, Fuller (Captain), ‘A. C, Colby, Charles Hoyt, Joseph Phillipa, Frank l’rue, James Ryan. TUK TROTTING EVENT. The trotting event, purse of $160, for horacs that never beat 2:45, brougut out five starters. Peter Mance’s bay ware Flirtation, ridden by E, A. Doty, won the race alter four beats, The favorite Silvertail was badly beaten, Some of the spirited struggles for the lead created much excitement among the fairer portion of the audience. suMMARY. Guwonr's Garpex, New York, Fripay Evexixo, y. 15, 1876.—Purse, $100, for horses that never beat ; mile beats; three in’ five, under saddle; weight wad distance barred; $60 to "the first, $25 to the second, aud band to the third horse, Peter Mance’s b, m. Flirtation (Doty)...... 2 1 1 1 Ce bw m Fi Scannell 1 zyerald (Rogers 2 Wilham E. Weeks’ w. m. Silvertail (Weeks) 3 . Time, 2:54.34 © Set buck for running. OBITUARY. JAMES A, HARDIE, INSPECTOR GENEBAL UNITED STATES ARMY, Ateciogram from Washington, D. C., under date of tho 15th inst., reports as follows. Inspector General James A, Hardic, United States Army, died at bis resi- deace im this city last evening. He was a native of New York and a graduate of the Militar,’ Academy at West Point.’ The deceased officer studied as cadet at the West Point Military Academy trom the lst of Sep- tember, 1939, to the 1st of July, in the year 1843, when ho was graduated and promoted to the army as brevet second Heutenant in the First artillery. He worved on garrison during ayear, trom 1843 to 1844. He was then appointed assistant protessor of geogra- phy, history and ethics ut the West Point Academy (1844) and Was commissioned as second heutenant in \he Third artillery on the 28th of May, 1sdu, During the war with Mexico he served as major in the First regiment of New York Volunteers from tho Ast of August, 1846, to the 26th of October, 1848, dis- playing great bravery. He was commissioned ‘first lieutenant of the Third artillery on the 3d of March, 1847, and served im barracks at San Francisco, Cal., in the years 1848-49. Returuing, he w: tioned in bar- racks iu Connecticut, Missouri and mi 4 other States. He was commissivned captain in the Third regiment of artillery on the 5th of October, 1857. In this ca- pacity he saw much service on frontier duty 1 Calitor- ww expedition, in the yoar 1858, e Plain, W.'T.. ber 5, in the same year. He was stationed at Fort Vancouver, W. T., 1 1860-61, and was acting assistant adjutant general of the Department of Oregon from July 6, 1860, to May 2, 1861. He was then transferred to the Fitth regiment of arilery. He served 10 the war of the rebellion as aide-de-cump to General McClellan irom the month of September, 1461, to the 10th of March, 1862, and was made lieu: tenant colonel of sta! His promotion, well deserved, was onward subsoquently, until be was commiasioued inspector general of the army, in charge of the office ‘asbington, Un the 24th of March, 1864, he w: made a brevet brigadier general of the United States Army “tor distinguisbed and faithtul services during the rebellion,’’ It will thus be seen that a valuable and honored officer has been removed from Ilie, to the great yrief of his companions m arms and the deep re- gret of bis countrymen at large, IRA ALLEN LIBBY. Tra Allen Libby, who died at his residence, No, 184 Remsen street, Brooklyn, last Thursday, in the sixty fourth year of bis age, was born in Strafford county, New Hampshire, In later years be became con- nected with the dry goods firm of Clark, Libby & Co., of New York, but became bankrupt im the panic of 1857. Ho then retired to the privacy ol private lite CAPTAIN GEORGE PAUL, A despatch from Boston announces the doath of Cape tain George Paul, the veteran shipbuilder of New England, at his home in Medway, Mass. Mr. Paul got a sovere fall somo mouths since, from which he con- tracted paralysis, which resulted tn bis death. He ‘was about seventy years of age aad had retired {rom business for some years. LOST IN THE PINERIES, NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE TERRORS OF STAR- VATION AND WINTER. [From the Stevens Point (Wis) Journal, Dec. 10.) On last Tuesday morning two Frenchmen, Peter Duero and Joseph Butler, both unaccustomed to the woods, started from the Big Fiambeau to look up a homestead. Expecting to return in a few hours, they acquainted none with their intended trip, and as they did not return to their bourding place they were sup- posed to have gone down the road to Phillips’, On Friday atternoou, however, a settler living near ob- served Dacro staggering toward the house, and think- ing he was merely under tbe influence of liquor, be- gon laugbiog at bis woe-begone looks. Ducro entered the house and seated himself by tho stove, and his strange actions aud general helplesspess indueed the beys iu the house to give him a closer examination. Ho was bristiing all over with icicles, in some places ovor three inches lou; Joons en- we inches thick, joys, ex- They asked bim why, and we told them that be bad been lows in the woods since Tuesday, and that Butler was stilt there. They were greatly astoished, of course, and at the same timo greatly concerned with regard to thy watery of butler, and & party was organized to go country ut once. terns were procured. ey back-tracked Dueru ail that might and the bextday, and Goally found wh he had separated from Butler, On Sunday they resumed the poarch, and in the afternoon discovered Butler sittin, He bad succeeded in taking off one of his was trying to tke off his pants, as he said be couldn’t ough with them on. wut, and, with the exception of his toes being slightly ie was to all ap- ‘They brought him ks of bis hand: gly as weil as e wed in his mind, frozen, and the pearances see: Ducro had both feet badly frozen, aud will go down to-morrow to be doc- calfskin boots, but nosocks, and Butler, on the tered. He had on fi bis sufferings mast have been terrible. contrary, was well and warmly clad, and was able to stand it two days and one nizht longer than Duero, and ‘then came out in better condition, They seem to believe they met lots of people, and saw lots of houses and caus, ad that every one was mean to them, and would bot Jet them come in and ayed all nigotat a « men and fifteen warm, Butler said, camp, and there were forty. ‘The women all stood in the corvers, and the Bl or warm myself, and in the ‘ing I offered them $1 50 for a pioce of bread as largo as my hand, and they said thos needed all bread, and wouldn't give me any.” be was in a city, and could see the men drip: laying biliiardé, and one man was lying on u ro thought he tried to get in the bed, and every time he did so the man kicked him out, ‘Tho tacts im the case aro these:-——He wandered into a windiall, and the upturned roots be took for houses, and there are marks of his fats where he their (as he supposed) door, He walked beside @ large pine that had fallen and about men wouldn’t lot m. Ducro yer ned pheld by its roots in such a way that it was on a Jovel with his head, und that was what he sup- posed wag the bed and map in it, as there are more ‘than ility prints of his hands in the snow on top of the tree, made by bim in endeavoring to get into the bed jpowed). can both consider themselves extremely lucky, not Ducro wandered out by chance both he and would bave perished miserably, ang pone been terrible warning to peo- It should prove ple going into the woods without compa: and axe, for othors may not beas lucky as lucky Frenchmen, RACING AT NORFOLK, Norroux, Dec. 15, 1876, The Campostilla races were well attended to-day, | and the track was in better condition than on yester- ‘THE FIRST RACK, for the Portsmouth Stakes, dash of five furlongs, for two-year-olds, was very exciting and closely contested, tho leading horsds coming In so nearly eveo that it was difficult to decide which hud won the race. Alter some deliberation the Judges decided the race io favor of Bosworth, with Tampice second and Flora third. THE SKCOND RAC3, for the Morrissett Stukes, dash of five furlongs, for three-year-olds, was closely contested and was won hf Lady Clipper, with King Beo second and Flora THE THIRD Rac was a mile dash, for all ages, sud was the best of the The horses got off well and ran tho frst bal mite pretty closely together, and varying in their po- sitions until on coming around the second time, when t dash for the lead, Caro- Ine, by a splendid effors, came in the winner, witn Gerald second, Bay Rum third and Lady Clipper tbey all made a magoitic THE ENGLISH CREWS. Syracvss, Dec. 15, 1876, Captain Ostrom, of the Cornell crew, has received official notilication of the declination of the Knglish to row the proposed four-oared race on the A NEW BOAT Ata meeting of the National Boat Club, organized recently, the following named gentiemen were unani- mously elected sae) for tho ensuing yet Water N. Lawrence, Hildreth; Coxswain, ‘Treasurer, H, Braun; Gapeine R, 0. Portsmore, CURLING, Great preparations are being made by the curling clubs of Jersey City, Newark ana Pa‘ proaching match between New York aud New Je ‘The mutch took place last yeur at Hulodun, near Pa and was wou b; yeur will take place at ANOTHER HANDBALL CHALLENGE. New York, Dec, 15, 1876. To Tux Kpitor or THE HERALD:— Iwill piay a match at handball against any player im the United States, except my brother, Bernard or Philip Casey, for from $50 to $250a side—man and money ready at No. 404 Madison street at any moment. Hoping that some of the amateurs or professionais will accept this, I remain, yours ridin Sp son for the ap- r Tho match this rospect Park. GREEN'S DEVOE-TED FRIEND GONE. General Joshua M. Varian, commanding the Third brigade, National Guard,was yesterday appointed Super- intendent of Markets by Comptroller Kelly, im place of Thomas F. Devoe. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK YOR tHe MONTES al . 7 Bowling Gross wi Bowlly Green 7 Bowling Green rpool..|4 Bowling Green ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY, Gov. Island... PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 15, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TRLEGRAPE LINK pti Live: il Dee 2, og to UU Frapentyne Hed strong: Dee Wi exebanged ‘gnats with a Canard Aeamet (Ger), Burends, Hi gone Dee 2, with mdve and 148 SS to Kunhard and 83 wi pe nd NW ales all burg Nov 20, via |, passed Vaaert nd hel ), Randle. Anti Seamer Viae ai R; Rengie umer Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NU, 3 days, madre to W to Wm P Ulyde & Co. Keli, Richmond, with mdse to the ip Botauist (ot npveepeat). Longridge, 3, wish ith ase to “Paseo Willis & vee Peeved © es 4: erussed the Kas haa tee besther} Jo lea 461 thence sro ast for \ Me fe n lon ae Ws od xt Ww peed ron) tenlee nd, aud took u Beavy N was driven SE 75 miles. London 70 days. with sugar Was 3 tf wa (Aus). nierk, aaah 4 Had heavy wenterly win hours; carried away ‘Sie heavy NW Ay Insting sev opniust, ad lost and split sails. ~ rk ‘Bolg ‘ 99 Andersen, Grimstad 90 days, in teilano, Antwerp 82 day: Was 20 days wost oF te ¢: ri Robinson, Rotterdam 69 days, in bal ark Ob i an KH W Bertau: spark ‘Morning Siar, Sisson, Inagus 15 days, with salt to Mary C Hale (of Ellsworth), sth to order; vessel to B voulng Star (Br), Chiek, Cardeuns M Gays, tx'Burgens (of Windsor, NS), MeBride; London in i ae Bertaax. had moder: iagine. He avaae u ih , , RioJaneiro 77 di ‘ih errs janson, erate 7 gave. coffey to Gosal the Equator sy? In Se in lon ees nes Rees poms veer nv iiven beck Rio Grande do Sul 71 days, he Kuster Ue ah ‘or Hatteras jor 20 ‘days, with Nov 28, lor New York, 66 dave Hatteras, bare ——— (Port), 177 days out, and supplied ber arts, Pensacola 15 days, Nye Lumber Company, whore she |i ine Jobe H Krans (of Mb tne ge Lig ne page Si dave. with mdse to Brate. spoke sche eas trom Oporto for New Yo bt tng pemee et w the oxew ve und had strong westerly gales; carried away main- mi, Jibboom and fore Schr Virginia Rulow, Kulon, Para 47 cae rubber, nuts, . to G Amsinek & Co; yesrol to Bt ‘oubery, C: the Ost lon 48.07. north of Hasteras Schr A P Emerson (of Reckoeths Emerson, Havana 10 days, with sugar, &c to A Mudgett. Sehr Leons, Gordon, Corpus Christi 27 days, with bh wool to J'ii Brower, Mad heavy W und NW goles last 15 days, debr Clara Woodhouse, Crnise, Brazos Saetine, ‘27 days, with hides and wool to’ Woodhouse & Has had heavy westeay, aa for’ the last 15 days; Piet ‘and split an of sais. entire Sehr Nelly Potter, Howard, Washington, NC. 4 days, with naval stores to WE Hinman. Schr J G Wright, Scull, Richmond, V Schr Weaitle Coombe: Bishop. Hichinond, Sehr WE Cox, Ai Sehr Two Mai Jrow! y, Virginia, Rclir Cartie Holmes, Amming, Georgetown Behr H B Hedy mith, Georgetown, Dek for New Ra- ven, wz Stoam Cuslaan as $2" from i.ondon, arrived 14th, reports :—Dee 1, Jon 2040, passed sbip Abeons ‘Brn trom Glasgow f for New York: ‘2d, lat 49 05, lon 26 57, ® bark-rigxed steame fed red faded abalt mainmast, bound east; same day, stoamer, do; 10sh, lat 41 ios 3, Nation wt sapgueed tue France (Br), ben Liverpool ; 1181 4037, jon 6051, burk Seout (Bi und ——, with loxs of foretopmast, jivooom, foreyard aad foretopsait yard. ctar- board bow badly chated: desired no assistance; 12th, lat 40:3T, lon 64 14, steam e Qu Hy ° (dit, hence for Liver- PASSED THROUGH HELL GAaT& be BOUND SOUTH. Steamer George Washington, Whitehead, St Johns, NF via Bates we tor New York, with mdse und passengers to eam: City mot Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford tor New Yors. Steamer Rlectra, Young. Providence for New York. he OP Wright, Boston toe Now York. Pe irortes Lo gen for Now York. saving’ spi whon aboat 30) miles east of Sandy. ifook, the ve ing 5 tuches of water per hour, requiring all hands tobe Kept at tho puinps: went into New Hedtord. but there beln jere by tug H means to ir + ated nas baie ‘East. Steamer Bieanora, Johuson, New York for Portland, Dark Waggie M (BP. Peck; New York for Londons Reber J B All Randall, ‘Now York for Gibrattar. Schr Jenni be for Boston, Schr Verandi Schr Win ith Sebr Keystos Schr Jonn 5 Seber PF A Ball Sehr Pochasse! asoett, Bes Bri aes Sehr Joseph Hail, 1 Hobo! Sehr Geo Ulllum, Pease, Hoboken Sehr W 2 Darling, Clittou, Hoboks New ford. Schr A _K Woodward, Woodward, Hoboken for eat River. Schr Mary Stow, Bacon, Hoboken for l’rovidence, Sehr Loduski, Hubokeu tor Providence. dene Sana y Oakley, Newman, Weehawken for Provi- lence. dehr Sarah Bru Smith, Port Johnson for Providence. Sebr Astoria, Por ‘JSohuscn for Boston. Sehr Zoe, Getcheil, Amboy tor Providence, Schr Jennie © Kuss, Norton, Amboy fur Provide pithy Joka slumai, Browa, Uoorgetowa, DG, for New ‘hr Daniol Stillman, Kelly, Baltimore for New Haven, Schr Marcus A Davis, Baldwin, Sa aac a for Boston, BELOW. Bark Caro, Gay, from Prozrosso. CLEARED, Ls (cg (Br), Thompeca, Liverpool vis Queens ee Elysia (Br), McRitchie, London—Henderson Steamer Australia (Br), Side; London—Henderson Bros. Steamer Somerset (Br), Western, Bristol, E-W D Mor- an. ie Sieene Assyria (Br), Donaldson, Glasgow—Henderson Steamer Ethiopia (Br), Craig, Glasgow— Henderson Bros. Steamer France (Fr). Trudelle, Havre via Plymouth— Louis haa. Steamer City of Dallas, Hinos, Fernanding via Port Royal, SC—C H Mallory & Co. ‘Ship Hudson, Knight, Londou—Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Hare Banda (Be), Stollery, Adelaide (Australts) —Arkell, ufts Bark Kd Edward D Jowett (J8r), Malmquist, London—Seam- mel Burk Eetella, Poole, Bristol, E—Brett, Son & Co, Bark FL. Carnoy, Jackson, Dublin—# Murray, Jr, Burk Excelsior, Hduy, Leghorn—J T B Maxwel Brig 9 W Hunt, Haut, Progreso, Mex—Thebaud Bros. Pracd Jose E More, Carlisle, Sazua la Grunde—Waydell & Rehr Ruth Robinson, Rogers, Rio Janeiro and Sautos— Thos Norton & Co. ee Lena M Cottingham, Oulten, Rarbados—Jones & L ‘ef Flora Condon, French, St Jago (Cuba)—F H Smith m ‘Schr JW Doan (Br), Patten, Canning, NS—C W Ber- ‘Sclir Hudson (Br), McRae, St John, NB—C W Bertaux. belt Marcus KaWvaras, “Fearon, Juckwonvillo—Warren ay, pat 8 W Townsend, Townsond, Savannan—Slaght & Poth Lillle Falkonburg, Falkenburg, Baltimore—Wm Chalners, pial # ADartlo, Johnson, Chester, Pa—Van Brant & ‘Sebr J G Boxers, Fletcher, Boston —Chag Twing ho, Jurvis, New ‘Haven—Nationsl Freight and ad Lighteruge Co, 2 se SAILED. Fernandina, &c; barks After. tas (Br), do or Falmouth: Lidskjalf Limerick; JK Hol Jeunte (Br), Ponarth Aucons; Camilla, Aujer: Seaward a Loudon): Urigs Jone O tas tine, (oP Voaaine titre Ito Juneltet Chas A Spa vane; Mury K Pennell, Caivurien; Rachel Coney, greg Wind at sunset, W: at midnight, SSW. Barowe' inuet, SLU4: ab midnight, 29.84, MARITIME E MISCELLANY Steamer Casrrax (Br), at Baltimore from Liverpool, couutered the recent gald when 0 alles from Halifax,’ aud for 38 hours eudured its fury. Her decks were covered wish rm lasted from Sat- ‘squalls of snow, rim damage. Suir Cincasstay (Br), ashore off Bridgeh mained in un ra position PM yesterday, wi water in the hold. The cargo is being divcharged, and there is @ good prospect of saving the vousel. Bric Exox (Ger), Kessel, trom New York Nov 11 for Ham- burg, has pat into St Thomas dismasted. Buie Ksruranza, of and from Prince hdward’s Island for Philadelphia, pus into Newport Eng pe in distrews and reports encountered the late gule Dec 9 in lat 39 39, lon 70 30, and lost main boom. re tite ot th foretupxuil, Staysail, stove oud boat; the skylihts of cote watt also broken in, the eabin filed with water au Sa Seueatie fell in fen eg no jones master (of St George, Me, with lumber, tor New Yor: preceeded to ber assistanc [soe eerie would (orig ec found wale” fro last Saturday, spruvg a Tek and findiug he could not Tree her cut away both masta. immediately she thea up aud her docks were swep! Hoe was in the aw! the rest of the crew were in the cabi Oo could wet mate got out wreek fo wi 46 boi he, n't for Philudelphi: N, was dismuasted register, and wus built Scum Many J Wagp, Ys gale, in tat $9 25 and lon rt. ind for N Loudon Dee 14, Scun Panxstixx, Howe, from South Amboy, xt Newport Sth, durlag the gale of the 9th stove boat. carried away waer pipe aud received other dama; Scam Faxate K Suaw, from St Marys, Ga, for Baltim orted ou her Way to Nortolk, after being ashore ved there Deo 14.” Sho fy slightly d Scour Joax A Curtis, trom Richmond for Mc yengtd arrived at Lewes, Dol, PM 15tn, and reports was uy ‘ape Yas ou the Ui and was blown off, ‘Lost walusail aud cw BI fa Tens mys from Boston fi rt 1: Me 30 bu 60 30 lost anginsall 4 water casks and suite: gotting short of prov ring & gale in which the brie’s sails were they put Into Hatteras inlet. ‘The captain, six of the and four passengers arrived at Nortolk yesterday. Scuu Nerrix, ashore at Scaconnet, in trying to reach Newport shruck on Yuchuest Lede. The captain. fading that she was leaking budiy, tried t us the ‘veusel being. shmasnusable: she wind to the upposite shure.” The crew mall bout crossed ight on Sachuest ig they guin crossed she bay, and rocks. A part of hor earyo wae th Scan Jutta A Crawro: Hallock. trom Boston New York, put into New Haven Dee 14, with main and jib booms gone. Scum Sornta Haxsox, lately ashore near Cherrystone, has beon cotton off, with’ her cargo, and is going to Bulti- more in tow. Nev (Br). from, New York, In yoing into St NB, 1th inst, ran her jibboom egginst the North ef and broke it short off at the bowspr Sug Haren Toowas, Van Oleaf, at Now Uaven 13th from Baitimore, reports s within ¥ miles of Bouthwost Ledge Dee 9, but lost jibs and broke mainzaff, and was obtiged to ran ‘back to New London, Scum Paxutuss, which arrived at New Bedford Deo, 18 from Nautuckot, is louking 500 strokes ver hour. She hi been grounded near Atlantic wharf to Bind the leas. Scuu Lanext, before reported lost. eer aoa Joseph O Proctor, of Glouces' and was vi meet $8,000; SOU in o ester ire Insurance office. Auruvn of Portland. Intely, wrecked, was Rowe. wes bought by some e chanced, and was complaint ti sho oma a ded for nd she was Scun PRant, of N LI, Dee 9, and became Tad brought to Uroton, Ot by yuchs Desiro.. Scun Or.axut Gaees, Galloway, from Havre do Grace for Alexandrix, wit aro ‘yons coal, sunk off Boar’ Foint, Chesapease Hay, during the gale of De ‘s red fur we Mereantil i co Co, of New York, by registered 1 vimyrms, Dei 1830, ‘eilee hows Nawleetowe: 3, thoritien nuing the vleeckade. fhe complaint was sold ‘at auction tor $1,200, Scurs Amamicax Team and Wx Gittom besai-y at New Haven Dee ti, hey ‘collided with each other off ni The Gillam was ty fing, brosking in ‘and doing some otter damage. the “ditt Tet, her, bowsprit, jibboom wud. all rocued ‘anscomb’s shipyard, rs. The Gilluim was bound trom Haven, the Aimerican Team in ou her way, without cargo, to New York from New Lon: on. A Steaxrvg belonging to WL. Bradley exploded her boiler at Charleston, SC, Dec 14, killing all ou board. oie wast, Dee 14—During the snow storm on Saturday cht vessels in the harbor dragged their anchors, and one. the Nasban Clittrd, went ashore om w edze off Patterson's Point, where she laid Sunday. She came off next day with- ous serious damage. Grovexsren, Dec 13—The wrecked schr Alamo, lying at David Parkhurst’s wharf, fp eran with ber cargo of coal, was sold at auction on Monday by order of the United States District Court, Messrs Jesse Lowis aud Fred L Stacy bought the hull, spars, chains. rigging. &e. for $345, had the cargo for $400, Purchase being subject to whart” Pg ay Dee 15—Schr Clara June, of and for Plymouth, Mass, from St Lg Miquelon, in ballast, arrived ut Port Medway to having experienced the full fur as Bh the fae 10th inst, and lost ber bowsprit, for ry war! oheed Cottell, the mate, was washed ow board pel drow nex Brig Jobn ‘Good. ‘Be from ai peagS it “e Bt Jol Seadaend faving Wee jhe gs a f the 10th inst. fa. Amelia, ashore ™ oeetee ie wwkesbury, is full of "Ship Maggie A. Robertson (Br), from Charlottetown for Europe, betore reported ashore at Polat Tupper, has floated off without damage. Quick Passack—The French bark Seiten, ty oge arrived at Dee 5 from Bordesu: “passage ¥rancisco in 117 days. This has seldom, if e Capt se oy det Reged Kissex there are now on the pockselass hoonerr in Various stages of construction, and already launched. Lavxcu—Tvo bark William Hal be launched from the yard of Atk! baryport. to-day Oapt B ¥ Ho, 900 tons burden, & Fill WHALEMEN, Safled from New Bedford Dec 14, barks Mercury, Brooks, and W A Farneworth, Haunill, North Pacitie coun. Fpl from [oe re bi og = of burk John P West ,of reports her 7 28, having taken 550 bbls ap Ar inieferaise, 1680 Uvis'all told: Had a hood deal of trouble with wild and ugly whales. ters received from Talcahuane contain the following -— Arrived Uct 13, bark Mary & Susun, Handy, of NB, with ‘280 bbis sp oll taken since leavin, paper rage toe 23; Ambrove 2 sehell had. boon is ied by Rs ‘Susan rej 4 up to Au shi ey ra NB. Bo i, barks Jolue West, Hercules, “ Sherman, | do, Mornin: Star, ee 4 Bact lo. uy om Mar hy to try out ss cent h eck, Re bei: ray utilus, Allen, do, ye Maule. ‘A mest ot Capt JA, Howland, dated Valparaiso Doc 4, reports, arrived at that Chil barks Charles © Bd: Zas do wu oll: Grace Marks, and (Odo rhiale oll. “Heard trom barks Allen, NB, with 600 bi otis, pend 350 aofem stl bh ait id. ot uy hed ai Ish i 18 wp an gil all tol Naw off Galli a In Uct bark Bon Fox, Hamblin, NB, with 200 ap and 70 wht ince I sumo place ony ie John bu spoak © dated Faname Dec 12, ship nis oll home by steamer A‘ ‘A letter from Capt Giflord, of bark Oak, of New York, dated Panuma, Nov 9, stutes that since he had joined the bark he had taken 885 bbls sp and 2,700 do hpbk oil bound om a erulse sperm whaling. Reports ship J Chace, NB, with 30 bblssp ofl sin Mary, of Valparaiso, with 180 bbls Abm Barker, Thac! B, with 80 a ap rast cruise. A letter from the sect officer of bi oR myn ae of NB, reports her, at Talealraans, Nov 7, with 330 oil this voason, 1,780 bpls, all vol Kis Teports barks Morning Star, Lewis, do, 250 bbI dla, 200 do and boiling « ter Bu) 'd icon, Herrendeen, do. A he from the third officer of. ‘bark Sea Breeze, at Tambes Nov 20, reports that bark John Howland, pent New Bedford, sailed that day from Tumbez for home, with oil as betore re} ‘A letter from Captain Handy, of bark Mary & Susan, of NB, reports her at Praleahuane Oct 29th, with $s0 bbis ap oil taken this veason, Cuptain FA Burkar has left New Bedtord for San Fran- cisco.to take command ot bark Mount Wollaston of NB, which will go North next soaso Mr King, late third oficer of bark Sea Breeze, of NB rived in New Bedford 13th, having left hi im - bes. On the voyage from ints to Beate avoat tacit way, between the two port a ue Emme C Jones, Potter, of that be was to NB, beating south, Mr reports bark John P West, Manchester, of NB, at Fagen, with ith, 190 sp all told. SPOKEN. A British ship snowing EPSY, from Mobile for Liverpool, ye lat 23, lon 79 26. Emanuel, aud brig Fairchild, Dec 15, off Fire Island og pilot be ‘bont No 3). ‘Thomss Gechrane ( Bn. from Dublin for Philadel- phis, Dec 14, Barnegat NW 15 intlos. Bark Wilhelm pea zener), Holtz, Yokohama for New York, Nov 23, lat 2%, lon Batk Helen Sands (Br), from opr igs for Philadel- phia, Dec 14, 30 iniles ESE of Sandy I Bark Ferda (Nor), Christiansen, ow | Orleans tor Leith, Dee 10, lat 32, 1 Sehr meee , from Wiscasset for enegrar; Dec 13, lat Schr Geo ——, from Brunswick, Gi w Yor! days ont, Dec 2. lut 35 30, lon 72 30. sehen Gor esis. lew, } Maloney, cleared trom Brunsw! for New ‘orks NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merebants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxwatv Londoa Bureau, ad- dressing “Benuett, No. 45 Fieot street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, G1 Avenue de l’Opera, Paris,” tho arrivals at and departures trom European and Eastern vorts of American snd all foreign vossols trading with the United States, the same will bo cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- terrancan ports will fiud the Paris office the more econom!- eal and expeditious for telegrapning news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Bristot, Dee 15—Arrived, steamer Cornwall (Br), Stamp- er, New York. Salled 15th, barks Hans George (Ger), Kornitska, Tybee; Agnes (Nor), Foss, United States. Breuxs, Dee 15—Sailed, ships British Queen (Br), Brooks, New York; Agra (Ger), Hogeman, North America; barks John A Harvie (Br), Lockhart, do; Clara (Ger), Hill- man, New York, Bonpxavx, Dec 14—Arrived, bark Fido (Nor), Thorsen, New York. Sailed from Pauillac 14th, bark Kong Carl (Nor), New York (from Bordeaux). Bitwoa, Dec 7—Arrived, brigs Clarabelle, Perkins, New York; 11th, MJ Brady (Br), Brady, do. Carpirr, Dec 15—Sailed, bark Emilio Barabino (Br), Kerr, Hat Huts, Dec 14—Arrived, bark Alibi (Br), Smith, Philadel- phi. Hamacaa, Dee 15—Sailed, barks Johann Kepler (Ger), York; Adelina 3 (Ital), Avegao, do. Dec 14—Sailed, ship Evangeline (Br), Manson, New Orleans; Northumbria (Br), Mobile. Also sailed 14th, schr Mary Slusman, Somers, United States. Inxisnowex Heap, Dec 15—Arrived, bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Eiasen, Baltimore for Londonderry, Ivswict, Dee 14—Arrived, bark Matts August (Rus), Samulin, Baltimore. Sailed 14th, bark Felicina Chiozzo (Ital), Molle, United Staton. & Livenroot, Dec 14—Arrived, bark Mirto N (Aus), Bero, w York: 15th, sbips Lottie Warren (Br), Cawsey’ ohn De Custa, Musans, Norfolk. ‘Also arrived 15th, steamer San Antonlo (Br), Rea, Gal- veston, Salled 14th, ships Stratbearn (Br), Jarman, New York; Nydia (not Lydia, Br), Brady, Charleston: Seth Unitea states; Leif (Nor), Marcusson,do; 15th, steamer Palestine (Br), Owen, Boston, Loxpox, Dee 15—Arrived, steamer Utopia (Br), Groat, Now York; Cleared York; Plymouth Rock, Uriffin, do; barks Sara (Aux), Cassa’ novieh, United States; Osterlide (Nor), Lassessen, do. Mataca, Dee 15—Salled, steamer Olympla (Bi New York, Mussina, to Dec 14—Salled, brigs Alborti, Me New York; Ossipes, Haake, do. Quauxstowx, Dec 15—Arrived, barks Leon Veneto (Ital), la, Baltimore via ‘al; Memonto (Nor), Ander sen, New York; Bayard (Nor), Tonnessen, du; Antwerp (Br), Copp, Baltimore. Also arrived 15th, barks Tilde (Aus), Percich, Phiindel- phia; Deseti Dubrovackt (Aus), Drabaz, Baltimore; Em wel Accame (Ital), Lavagna, hiladelphin for Liverpool. RorrkapaM, Dee 13—Cleared, bark Jupiter (Ger), Sebieldt, United States, Balled from # port in the United Kingdom Dee 15, Char- lotta, Gundersen, United 8t: Loxpox, Dee 15—Capt German bark Emma & |, which capsized off the Orkney Islands on the Sth fost, while bound from Now York for Stettin, were saved. Sevon persousperished. (Tho previous despatch stated that only four were saved and eight were lout.) ‘Tho bark Argostina (Br), Gregory, from Philadelphia Nov 11 for Hamburg, has been abandoned at sea, The erew ed by bark Doseti Dubrovacki, + Drabas, from Raltimore, and landed at Quoenstuwn to-day, [The Agos- tina was built at Dundee in 1497, registered 297 tons and owned in Peterhead. The eurgo consisted of 80,599 gallons refined oll, valued at $20,149. ‘The bark Kmanucl Aceamo (Ital), Capt Savagna, from Philadelphia Nov 15 for Liverpool, jt into Queenstown to- day, having encountored heavy weather, WEATHER REPORT, Honvanap, Dec 15.’ M—Wind SE, strong, FOREIGN | PORTE, A , Oct 28—In port, pare Bh sipr = ee Ha: Sa and Gontork’ (Ger), Atm, for Ni hg; Antioe! rill, Ww. ‘ilies Reachi, wig. brig Reushaw, Sylvester, New — Atri inbow, Godinbo, Rn 1 ey ath lor oltclowele my jGinasuran, Doe OHahes, brig Gugiletino (ital), Cadero, Oct 30—In port, ship Chandos, Ross, for Pal- ee Dee 15—Arrivea, steamer Bets, 8t Thomas and ere Kew. 29—Arrived, schr WF Cushing, Cran- Saeunes, st 14—Cleared, ship Regent, Bowdoin, 1n port Nov 4, the Triumph, for Boston. i onto” Nov 2 ‘send, sehr Nibyl (Br), for Fajardo ort Doe 2, schrs Wm D. 5 for fork; Ricardo Barros, ee ingens hee Charters bark Kedar, for Honolalu, Vausxcts, Fagen Acrived, bark Francesco Cilenti (Ital), wrziv, New ¥. AMERICAN PORTS, Fi 0, Dee 7—BSailed, ship Desdemona (Br), Liv: Salled (aot arrived) (6th, ship Roxburyshir ie). Chris a Beer Wien ana Bau- thon (Br). Garrett, ge is (ir), Matters, do do; baras Cl i re uonent Alice © Diekerm: Ki sche Hinuie — Carlton, Butler, * Portland, to load i barks Scot. au; brig. WSuasta: wbrR J Carlton, OALTIMORE, Dec 15—Arrived, steamers re Oars va Cara cleared to return): Pierce, Newbern, x Foley, Port Royal: bai Castelinno, Bollast; brie BI Por Wilson =e Wu Neared—St barks Johann Ludw! Jenkins en Ross, Rotte tee webr A.W, Parker, . pote. to load for Savavilla: Lark, y Langdon. Mullen, Rockland, to load for Philndelphit ghee. Bucksville, 5! bas og: 4 cl fen y D Sui 1 Goersport 88 load fF we Oonoline Ereisher, Dev. ‘art, Coombs, Darien, bare Endeavor, Pecustort, dg ti rep. tana, Bearso, for Norfoik; “CHARLESTON, Deo 12—Arrived. bark Gen Fairchilds, Kelly, Key | ‘West ; scbr Nettie Langdon, Collins, Boston. cl jark iW Amsterdam; schrs Willie Luce, ‘spe “Spear, = 9g Me; Hattie Paige, Godirey, inane Bennett, for . ew). Porinaton, Bat Moves, Liverpool; Jona; Cancellor (Sp), Pon, Fi eke “folado (Br), Liverpool; #i0SRon, Deo 15—Arrivod. bark, Violet Londonderry ; brigs Oseur (Sw), Alms, Ri Saneitor Frite (Sw). Hakonyen, do (all for orders). Soberano (Sp) 01 ark C'S Foiment (Leal ant r, (tab, ‘Peiande, igs Bianche, from Messina; Potomac (Bi ie), Wilson, from Demerara, Also passed in for Baltimore—Barks Tilled (Nor), Ser Troy: Beneawao Aveuno Ital), Aveyno, from Newry ; Aran * BC rom Rio Janeirs . from Bt Pierre, Mart; 3 Carl Gustat (Rus), mers Lake Nephigon (Br), for Liver Baltimore ae fou mame + Obie ( ‘Gon for Bremen: sbi z barks Lavarello oe ial. Amicitia a ee ; Harvester (Br), etie. (all from Baletin 14th, bark Mathias, "law, Hansen (from seuies ore, BY Aya, Dee Ae Aries, NEW ORLEANG, De Tea a Arrived up, barks Liverpool, Bullard, Liverpool: deaux: New Bupland, Baxter, Havapa: Maris WX Joby 8 Wood, Smith, Havre; ‘Toth—Arrived. steamer Cortes, Freeman, New York, Clearod—Ship Pleiades, lor), Glasgow; sehr Lowis 8 Davis, Diem New ‘Arrived at the Passes—Ship Guldregn (Nor), Mleneberks lie August L cosmer (Nor), led from the Pi er at! mes City of Houston, ‘Runneburg, Bor: Dries Antonetta, pool W Wheeler, Bowman, New hy Cashier (Br), Tol Eath phen via Tybee; bark aa, meres Db on 8 nS Wintear Dec 1z—Sailed, schr B M toload ived, amare Arrived, ache dalle’ ® Gamage, —Arelv dalle & Gam thport for Somerset (and sailed). Portwalting «favorable oppor. rey unis, will wine schrs Vrale, reset Charleston for Orient on the aks Kate and nd Beary of ed mit sat and lost foregaff off Cu fair leoagy New York fur rs Nellie Dow, New York OW ty MeIntire, a Palestine, Howe, South Amboy, (the last two i NEW LONDOY, Deo 14—Arrived. Port Jonson tor Groton: Cerro Gordo, Fort UW HAVEN, Deo 14—arri sehrs aan esl A pe cate allock, Boston for do: Ju Ramee, Buell, Bal- \MROIT TOWNSEND, Dec 6—Arrivod, burks Bnoch Tale jow, San Francisco Gen Cobb, er, Mitehel de do; bri Discovery, KELY, Dea 5—Arrived, bark ncisco, ADISON, Dee (geting barks Videtto, ey te ‘bare King Philip, Kate Deo 11 Arrived. ship i Fred t bein ior), Hansen, Sea: iresravennr Inverted Gane Yoeasl Peart (Br), Oakley, | Cardi een ie jeDonela. Havana: ‘ches Jae Ke Talbot, Crocker Savanna la Mar: Thos G Smith, Hand, Barbados Hersey, Coggins, iingeton dnt ohm Douginse, rived, schr Wm Slater, Killam, Cardenas, PHILADELPHIA, Deo 15--Arrived rr York by me 1. Seer. font GAMBLE, Dee S—Arrh bo 5 Ran Francisco, PENSA A, bla aes (s (ital. Marengo, Hull Pensacotn: schrs 8 Nt Vora Misia “ras L Godfrey, Heared Bel 1: Abralens’ (aus) relia Bremen: T. Tilton, Ponnewell, Portsmouth, (Be) 4 * tite Dye ee iled—a mer Reading, and revenge eutter Hamilton, Del, Deo 14—, bark: Orvar Odd (Ni are = Walp eae. ._foanban, Goacen Bottaai, T, do; Vittoria ‘and Guiseppe Verdi are ordered te Nuwcastix. Del, Dec 15—Passed up, schr Uncas, from Po Philadephia for Antwerp, from ee for Phib ae eo jalrey, Whe schrs Helen A Fe thy i Arecco Pitmsal (Nor), Pedtorse tro (Ital), Valerma, Hull, do, ade ter) adelphia; Delfino P (Ital), trom DeLaWAaRK CIty, ‘Altred 'W Fisk, Ale: andria;, Nathan Cl W Townsel Pietifonmons Eile Premoy. Beskland tor 3 fi ‘Arrived, «chr Abby, New York. tile H Houston, Havana, 14— Arrived, schr. Robert Pettia, Fenced ionry weather aud lost main= om. Bore ie rt; Brazos, on Pome sud Neola, 4. nelry Hoa’ Nempb | Evaily é Dennison Allen, Eli Porth Amboy; Gan Randall. Honoken; 34 Holmes, fob Do Weeks, ‘Nobles, Sigptdans Port ae Sailed—Sches Jonnie M Carter, Carter, Richm: Grifin, on Wad Hilladetnhie: 3M tick a ‘do for Wacko do; 6 via Orient; John A Puede ig hpevaie (@r, pod ria Island okt Dee 11—Arrived, schr Martha Weeks T—Arrived, bark Americas i, ag Nordberg, WaNor: Hoydy, Parks, Hoselaler Ron feo hag SatlodscBark Joveph Port 14th Cleared, ship "Austriaca (By) Gillon Callao, SE S—Arrived, burk Amethyst, Bates, Sem Fravelveo, RAV ANAM. nee u ships Suenoae ip bane i wies fo ristol : jarks Dolores (Sp), Abril, Barcel: Ri ‘Otto, irapewck: Swen oo so lanolin, COMA Doc oe Atrived, bark hseamweuhe Stertin, San bing EYARD [HAVEN, Deo 14—Arrived, schre Dione, , eee Kadeb, Feri ohatn for Newbury: Portsmouth met we we Ferland 3 J Sango New Le, ‘or das paste, for Bi timate: HR Younes elidieet for Potons Neponsett, pag. for free cM. Rdpertown,¢d BR Hanmer. A Fetets ane Ar ba rk LAaiga ay. alo Howes Kd NU’ ines id--Arrivec” steams? Plensee a Gn, We. Mason, Rose, New York; Sydney C iyi phia. rut into Hattorse Inlet Dee 11, bri; feom > ka tor ire Alber , Barrett, Philadel Perces Hinekti New Yore (woe ‘iseett INA sehr Lady Antrim, Carter, port to witter—Sebrs: Posen Day, of labia Del: Rett STEAMBOAT: b. Set T GLASGOW. SOUTLAS Se = kaa wifeaut Clyde built irou Steam ane dl cond of 106 tone, wht it to + the * avigenion of and arrancetments can be tnuie tor delivory Inventories, plany and photographs m: tained by appiying to the under eds who, will wrmation required JOMUN cchsing Ageney, Glasgow. dred Steam and Lov ‘ny Yuehte, Steam hee bp phnen ter sare, betes Lists, with plication, iculars. 1 "yo WHOLIS