The New York Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1876, Page 10

10 “ME. SALVE. OF CHARITY, omemsivaiceggpnenbinntens: The Sister Cities Unite to Succor Brooklyn’s Bereaved. ee WEETING IN THE CITY OF CHURCHES. The Union Benefits in New York Yesterday. ‘Yhe relief meeting, for the purpose of raising sub- Scriptions for the benefit of the suflerers by the Brook- lyn Theatre fire, took place last evening at the Brook lym Academy of Music, The house contained about 1,800 people, almost ali of whom were seated or stand- ing in the parquet, balconyand dress circle, with about 150 on the stage. Shortly alter eight o’clock Mayor Schroeder called the mecting to order, and informed the audience that the Committee on Arrangements bad ecided upon Judge Gilbert as the presiding officer. Judge Gilbert came forward and said that the occasion which bad called the assembly together was too sadly impressed on the minds of the people to need to be recalled, ‘Our duty to the dead,’’ continued the gentleman, ‘has been discharged, and it now romains for us to look after the needs of those who were made widows and orpbans by the terrible calamity. 1 am sure that your responso to the dermand which 1s mado on you will be worthy of the great Christian people you represent.” ‘THE COMMITTEE'S REPORT. Sherif Daggett then read the report of the commit tee. He recounted the painful events in connection witb the tire and procecded to report the amounts which had thus far been contributed, which were as follows:—Received through the Mayor, $9,925; through the Brooklyn Guild, $1,604; through Mr. Daniel Chauncey, $8,627 22, and through the New York commitsce $5,558, Relief, the Shorif? said, bad been supplied those immediately demanding 1, Two bundred and eighty-four of the dead bodies had been found; 183 of these nad been identified, and 101 bad deen found past recognition and were buried in one grave. The disaster had made thirty-one widows, who had small children, and tour widows without children. Twenty-two widowed mothers with children, eight widowed mothers and = six orphaned brothers and sisters had. been deprived of their bread winners, Forty-five of the vice tims had left parents, all of whom bad been more or iess dependent on them for support. Two hundred und sixty-three families had been visited, 109 of which required permanent reief, while the remainder peeded teniporary assistance, It bad been found that $075 per week was availadie to be distributed, and the committee hoped that the sum would reach $1,000. Fifteen hundred dollars bad wlready been paid out, The Rey, Dr. Johu Hail, of Holy Trinity cbureh, aud Rev. Emory J. Haynes followed in addresses, asking the people to do what they could to ald weir brothers and sisters who were 12 Want, MK. BRECHER’S APPEAL, The Rev. Henry Ward seecher was then introduced and made ap curnest aud eloquent appe Mr. Beecher then asked that the offertngs commence, and the following subscriptions wero recorded :—J. T. Henry, $100; Judge Gilbert, $100; H. W. Beecher, $100;'T, W. Shearman, $100; W. C, De Witt, $100; Henry E. Picrrepont, $100; Dr. A. J. Rooney, $100; 3. W. Carey, $100; Aaron Healey, $100; H. C. King, $ J. 1. Stranahan, $: J. Norton, $: Dr, Joseph Goldmark, $100; 'G. B. Grannis, $25; E. R. Durkee, $50. ©. Dyke, $26; Thotnas Flemming, $50; ‘thomas Cassin, $25; KT. Sunker, $25; J. W. Whithoy, $25; E. A. Tweedy, $25; J. Wiley, $50; A. 3. Barnes, $100; Henry Beard, $25; J. W. Ridgeway, $25; N. J: Gates, $25, Rev. Newland Mayland, $25. Other smaller do- ations were made, and @ hat was passed among the audience, the total utnount received being $2,041 96, RENKPITS ANNOUNCED. Mr. Beecher afterward said “I will read a telegram from Messrs. Shook & Palmer, It says:— My Dean Mr. Kinsxtta:—We will give the gross colpts of porlurmance tu be kiven, at the Brooklyn Acad: emy of Music in behalf of tho relief fund, on Saturday, December 20, on which occasion we will prod tor the only time in Brooklyn, our prosent running pla Here Mr. Beecher hesitated a moment and added, “And Iam really anabdle to tell you tne name of tne play,” upon which Sheriff! Doggett cal!ed tis attention to the next word of the despatch, and he coatinued, “Oh, yes, the play is called ‘Miss Multon,?’? at which there was great laughter, after which Mr, Beecher pro- ceeded to read:— “Miss Multon,’ with the same cast as at our theatre, including Miss Clard Morris, who has must generously vol ‘uuteored her services.’ 4 GOOD MAN WITH A QUEER NAME. Mr. Beecher then announced that Protessor Crom- Well would givo three ontertainments at the church ‘edifice on ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and that Colonel Sinn would ‘give a benetit at his theutre. In Speaking of the fast named gentleman, Mr. Beccher suid he “was a good mun—with a queer name.” It was also announced that the gross receipts of the New York Uueatres during the day were at le: $2,000, and the meeting adjourned, THE UNION BENEFIT YESTERDAY. The performances at the theatres cf New York yester- day in ald of the sufferers by tho Brooklyn Theatre tire passed off pleasantly and were generally well attended. The unselfish action of all those who were concerned tn this work of charity—the managers, actors, at- tachés and the police—has produced the sum of more than $12,000. Tho exuct receipts in all of the thea- tres are not yet ascertained, with the exception of the first three in the following lst, Tho figures of the others, however, are nearly correct:— Wallack’s. «$2,843 Olympic........ + $400 Union Square, 1,700 Kelly & Leon's Min- (irand Opera House. 400 Rootn's . + 3,000 700 Park. «+ 600 Gilmore’ 200 Ibe total will be increased by the number of tickets bought but not used to probably over $13,000. This was a good day’s work. To-night a fine concert will be given at the Academy of Music, under the direction of Max Strakosch, in which many emiuentartiste will appear, 2,100 THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS SOUND A NOTE OF WARNING. Ata regular meeting of the Committee on Rates and Surveys of the New York Board of Fire Underwriters, held yesterday, the following resolutions were adopted :— Resolved, That in the judgment of this committee the dan- ger from fire iu churches is becoming slarming by reason of the common use of scenery, elavorate deevration and illu- mination in church eutertainments. Reswlved, ‘aution the officers of churches against the danger'ot vitiating their iusurance by the introduction of hazards not contemplated by underwriters du the insur- ance of church That we recommend making the following in- ‘on policies insuring ehure! tis understood ed. and iy a warrantee on the Yhat no gathering shall be p ing requiring the use of scenery also understood and agreed that no decora piaced newrer then one uot to an uncovered light. POLO IN DOORS, THE GAMES AT GILMORK’S GARDEN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AND LAST EVENING—TROTTING EVENTS OF INTEREST. ‘Though the attendance was limited the programme at Gilmore’s Garden yesterday afternvon proved very attracti The Military Band did much to make the occasion successtul, wh ile the practice game of polo and the trotting under saddle were particularly interesting. John Murphy tossed the ball to the middie of the course at 2h. 24m., and from that timo to the end of the twelfih goal, when the players retired, there were many brilliant fights, Both teams were 1» good form, and the Bostonians, thanks to the example shown them by the Californians, acquitted themselves quite croditably, That magnificent horseman und expert handler of the polo stick, Carillo, played without error and in the several meé/ées seemed a host. Morgan, of the blues, also did well, and inthe midst of tho reds was blis-fally obvious of everything clse but the d sire to score, and score he did frequently. Nine goals won by the Caliiornians to three by their oppo- nents It stood six to two in favor of the blues at the end of the eighth inning, Carillo in the latter sending the ball booming between the posts by well Judged tong hit, The ninth yoal was also ob- tained by the same player in 2m. 10s ; the tenth, by the Bortons in 2m. 308., Ryan doing the work with a Tush across the enciosure. The eleventh was taken by Morgan in 2m, 158. and the twelfth by Carillo im just 1m. 458., when time was called. ROTTING. The trotting event was mile heats, three in five, inder saddle, It was won easily by Joon Murphy's bay jelding Frank, right off tho reel. The summary is as under :— Gitwonx'’s Ganvex, Thtrspat Arrzrxoox, Dro, 21, 1876—TrortixG.—Mile heats, three infve, under sad- die; weight and disiance barred. John Murphy's b. g. Frank Murphy) 1 2 1 Thos. Walker's br. z. Yorkville Boy (Walker) 2 4 2 E. H. Doty’s bv. % Old Bou. ..(Doty) 3 2 3 Marry Hamilion’s b. g. Harry.....(0Connor) 6 3 4 ‘Time, 2:44). 48. Between heats Captain Nell tious of the lightning chung when eugaged in long disiance racing. They were very Beatly accomplished, and he lett the track with re- Peated cheers. THR RVENING BNTERTALNMENT. When the California and boston Polo clabs entered the inclosure at Gilmore's Garden last evening thero ‘Were about fiiteen hundred persons present who cordially greeted them. Joho Murpny, acing as ire, Promptly at eight o'clock dropped the Ht, whes. there commenced the must interesting LIT ILI IID onesie ner meee pee NEW YORK.HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1876.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. and determined play yet witnessed between the sides. ‘These! were the same as in the afternoon. THe 2:30 PURSK ‘The trotting event was tor a purse of $100, for horses that never beat 2:30; mile heata, three in five, SUMMARY. Giwone’s Ganpxx, Tavaspay Eveyixe, Dec, 21, 1876—TorrinG.—Vurse of $100, for horses that never beat 2:30; mile beats, three iu five, under saddle weight and distance barred; $60 to the first, $25 & the second and $15 to the third horse. Isaac Copp’s w. m. Snowflako...(Weeks) 4 1 211 T. B. Johnson’sr, g. Fred Tyler.(Murphy) 0 2 1 2 3 Mr. Taggert's r. g. St. George. ...(Lanc)0 8 8 3 2 Owner’sb. m. Kittie Hughes(Vandewater) 3 4 4 4 4 Time, — 474 —2:44—2 452 OVER WORDLE. Same Evexisc axp PLack—Rcnxino. ‘urse of $50, half-mile heats, over seven burdies; $25 to the first, $15 Lo the second and $10 to the third horse, Owner's ch. g. Wide Awake. (Tousan) 1 1 Mr. Blasson’s b. g. Jack Horner. (Quantrell) 2.2 A. P. Green's ch. g. Modoc. (Snow) 8 38 Time, 1:16-1:11. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. 346, DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NKW YORK YOR THE MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY. 3S.) Liverpool. . $"|Liverpool [Glnsow Bremen. 2 Bowling Green 2 | Liwerpool::|29 Brondway Aby ssin Liverpool. Bowling Gre Youmeran I State of Penn’ A Bowling ¢ 1]40 Brosdwa 7 Bowling Green Howling ( Broadway 215) sroadway ) Brows a} 2|4 Bowling 1]81 Broadway. 50 Broml way. 2/37 Brondway ® Kroaidway Broadway hownng G 2]2 Bowling Green 1129 Broadway 4 Bowling Green TY Browdwuy 15 Broadway Adriatic. uBZOW | Bremen, Laverp State of Virginia City of Richmond. Awerique. pehoria, cow Liverpool... :| Bremen, ... | Hambure,. :|Glasgow way 87 Broadway ‘161 Broudway Broadway 161 Broaaway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY, BCN AND MOON | MIGH WATE! Sun rises, « 721) Gov, Island....morn 12 25 Sun sets. « 4 36 | Sandy Hook,,...eve 11 40 Moon sets......eve 11 10 | Hell Gave, morn 210 PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 21, 1876, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE UXRALD STHAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK Stoumer Wyoming (81), Jones, Liverpvot Dec 6, with mdse and 54 ssengers to Willitms & Guion, Dec 20,9 AM, 27% smiles east of Sandy Hook, passed steamer Wis- consia (Br) for Liverpool; 8 PM same. day, 182 miles east of Sandy Hook, a Cunard steamer bound E. Steamer Keypt’ (Br), Grogan, Liverpool Deo 6 and Queenstown 7th, with mdse and 76 passenzers to F WJ Mu Had strong westerly gales. Dec 15, lat 44 10, lon 44 45, passed steamor The Queen (Br), hence tor Liverpool; 17th, lat 42 20, lon SY 40, passed bark Oswingo (Br), do for Glasyow: 19th, lat 41 12, lon G2, passed steamer Spain, do for Liverpvol. Steamer Losus (Br), MeNabb, Patras Nov 16, Messina 10sh, Palermo 27th and Gibraltar Dee 1, with fruit to Phelps ros. Had heavy westerly zales and Leavy seas to Dec 8, Ton thence to lon. 58 had fresh westerly winds and vari- able wonther: Dee 14, lon 87, experienced a heavy eyclone, veering from NE to = and NW, lasting 24 bours, Steamer Tyrian (Br), Murray, Genoa October 30, Leg- horn Nov 1, Naples 6th, Mars 8 13ih, Valencia 17th, Denia 18th, Almevt th, Malaga 22d and Gibraltar 23d, with mdse and passengers to Henderson Brox, Had heavy westerly gales. Steamer City of New York, Timmerman, Havana Dee 16, 5 PM, with mdse to FAlexandre & Sons. Dec 19, lat 3421, Jon 75 54, passed sehr Early Bird, from Port au Prince for New York. Steamer San Satvador, Nickerson, with mdse aud passengers to Geo Yong Steamer Lone Star, Forbes, New Orteans Dee 14, with ‘and paasenvers to Bogert & Morzan, Su Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Domin- fon Steamship Co. Steamer Agnes, Burdicl ‘pert & Morgan. Steamer Harrisburg, Worth, Philadelphia for Boston. Is anchored Hook for harbor. Ship Jat reenock), Campbell, Caleutta, 5 i Eldridve. Puxsed Cane of Good sed the Equator in lon ri ; 7, at 4 40, 0, spoke brig Willie ¢ dyear, from Richmond for Dee 7, lat 8420, lon G14, Wm He Quinn, seaman, fell trom the mixzen topsail yard to the deck was instantly killed, Savannah Dec 17, Philadelphia, with mdso to Bo- Ship Helvetia (Belg). Nielsen, Bremen 55 days, in ballast to Funch, Bdye & (6, Deo 10, lut i 20, lon 7 42, ex. b dé signais with a German brig showing letters 4 , bannd west: sume time, & ship showing Tettors. KIWP* und west; Dee 17, on the eastern edgo of the Gult, passed, «boat painted black, bottom up. The Helvetia is anchored at Sandy lieok for orders Bark Sophie (of Portsn nv 10, w Good Hope Nov 2, und ev ‘ad fine weather up to Hatteras winds. Bark Viva (Nor), Petorsen, London 9 days, with sugar to Gosslur & Co; vessel to C Tobias & Co. Bark Vincenz® Peracto (Ital), Corvaga, Huil 76 days, in ballast, rt Uo. Bat tol & FW Me: we. Burk Mineres (ot Boston), Brown, Bremen GU days, in ballast, to © W Bertaux. B-rk Milo (Br), Robbins, Glasgow 95 days, In ballast, to IW Elwell & © Bark Pacifle to Funeh, Kdyo & Co. Burks hasen (of Beaton), W in ballast, to V1 Brown & Co. Bark Rhon (Ger), Budiz, Stettin 63 days, with barrels to © Tobins & Co. Hark Helios (Gor), Ziexmer, Pillau G4 days, with rags to il! & Radinann, lark apie ‘assovich, Dunkirk 60 days, in bal- Bark Spirito (Aus), last, to Slocovieh & Co. Bark N M Haven (of Portland). Ulriek, Bonaire 33 days, with salt to GS Hunt; vessel to Miller & Houghton. | 18 bound to Portland and put into this portin consequence ot continuous bad weather, having bad a succession of heavy NW gales the entire age. Bark Sam Shepher ans, Trinidad (Cuba) Dee 1, with wugar, ke, tod M Aviles, Had xtrone N and W gales up the Galt. Passed Hatteras Dee 15; since then experienced NW ules, with/extremely cold weather, vessel being badly. Eliza Bar: uth), Jones Hon, dxe to order. Passod Cape the kquator 22d in lon 34 W. afterward strong head Kong Aug 22 + Witt, Newcastle 110 days, with mdse Had ‘heavy NW gales the whole pas- Antwerp 65 days, in ballast, hburn, Rotterdam 62 days, Barl last, to A E Tuck ange, rig Juho Cenar (Port), gar to G Amsinck & Co, Br), Vesey, Bermuda 22 days, In bi Wad stroug head winas all the p to, Batita 55 day: 0 days N of Hutter: Litson, Porto Cabello 21 days, with ton & Co. Has had on 74 10, spoke brig (i ara tor Baltimore, with head NW gales. Brig Sea Bird (Br sffee, LT ps (of Liverpool), fro ne ho eyen or the r. days, with sugur to pp & Co. Was 9 fi December 18, lat BH UO, lon 73, tell in with sebr Lidie, of and for Tuckerton, NJ, front New York, in # leaky condition and rudder carried ‘Took off the erew and brought them to this port. ptaln states his vessel was disabled during @ gale on 6 inites F of Ke Harbor ligkt Brig Mary Knowlton, McKee, Mir: logwood to H Becker & Co: rig Lizzie Wyman, Fassett % angar to Maitland, Phelps & Co: vessel to BF Metcalf & Co, Dec 2, vy NW gale, lasting 8 days; lost and split carried awny entwater, bobstay and everything at- xl. The crew were badly trostbitte ‘Brig M A Dovan cof Windsor, NS... Shaw, Turk’s Istand ys, with salt tod P&G © Robinson; vessel to Ww Been 10 days west of Bermuda with strong bead jew away mainstaysnil, in (Br), McPhee, Murray River (PET) 20 days, rte & Co, , Prince Edward Island 26 Lenycrait & Co: days Not Hatt gonno 15 days, with Cienfuegos 21 days, with rij with potatoes to It P Brig d MeLeod (Bu), Melv days, with potatoes to Perking & Job, Dee &, lat 40, lon 6955, ina heavy NW gale, carried away jivboum with all sails attached. Sehr Pilot's Bride, Eldredge, Angnilla 20 days, with salt to SW Lewis & Co, Had heavy NE and NW gales the entire passage. Captain Eldredge states that the trade winds to the indward Islands have entirely diseappexred since the of Sept 10 and 13, Sehr Adulizn, Libby, Anguilia 23 days, with salt to I D Moulton: vensel to Jod Frye % Co, Way ‘10 days N of Mat- toras, with continnoux NW gales. Schr Geo Peabody, White, Havana Noy order, Dec 1, of Jupiter Inlet, had a heavy cule terns hat a heavy NW gale, which drove vessel to the eax ward, Dee 16,8 PM, m Fire Tsiand Light and for encountered a livavy NW gale. in which lost an sails and had vessel badiy iced up. 18th, 1 the Highlands, had ® heavy gale, in whieh v was hove to, auo being very badly leed up. Cant W ayy ie uever experienced such severe weather before during twenty-one years as master of a vessel, Schr David H Tolek, Sawyer, Cardenas 2 sugar to J Zittlosen, Was 12 days N of 1 heavy weather. Sebr Virginia, Bangs, Philadelphia for Boston, Put in for @ harbor. Retvanep—Sebr O M Remington (of Provincetown), —= Gate Harding). She lets New York if irauada, W1;. on the Iith, in « heavy gale from WNW, shipped a heavy sen aft while ranning belore the wind, breaking in bin windows und doors and gangwxy, washing overboard ‘apt Joseph H Hurdirg, of Chatham, Mass, who was lost, and breaking the leg of ordinary soaman Frederick Smith, of Portland, Me. The mate brought back the sehr, PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTH BOUND sovTit. Steamer H (Br), Tobin, Churtovtetowa via Hallfax Dee i4 tor New York, with potatoes to A Oouterbvridge, Steamer General Whitnoy, Hallett, Boston tur New York. ‘Steamer Elenora, Johnson, Portiand for New Y. K. Steamer Gaintes, Walden, Providence tor New Yors Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New London aud Norwich for New ork. Pe as Annie L MeKoen, Ti ‘ork Schr Wm Il Page, Hyland, Bastpors for New York. ppurd, Gray, Salem for New York. th, Jacksonville for New heaton, Phmney, Boston fur New York. artis, Maun, Boston tor New Yo 5 Eile Boston for New York. Kehr Dick Wiliams, Xew York Behe RW Godtrey, Bir sebe J 8 Watson, Brac Behr Laura Jones, Jones, Boston for \ Schr 8 W Kiake, Blake, Somerset for Se F w New Vork. Aiord for New York. . Chase, New Bediord for New Lori. ely. Pail River for N. York. ew York. © New York. for New York, New York Norwood, Providence for New Sch York. z he James M Bayles, Nickerson, Providence for New ‘ori Seis Koobeko, Providence tor New York. See B Henderson, Henderson, Providence for New ‘ork. Sehr Olive, M: ,, Providence for New York, ir Olive, Maloney, Provi ny hag hn New York. Rehr Wim Todd, Woods. Providence {¢ a Stockhaw. Hart, Providence for Sebr Star, Hammond, Providence for Ne Sehr Kenari Sehr Magcie Todd. Stover, Sebr J Hamilton, Mills, Ne Sehr John Brooks, Fox, New Sehr Ruth Shaw, Shi . New Haven for Baltimore, Sehr Sallie Howell, bebr Lavina Delane: Kiverhoad for New York. Ri Sehr Ii V Duryea, Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York. BOUND EAST. Brig Aun El set J L Crowle: Sehr Only Son, abeth, Dean, Hoboken for Providence. jw York for Porton, NS, Schr Aleora, Denison, New York tor Boston. Sehr BK pimally, Fiynn, New York for Boston, Rehr Thos W Haven. Rackest, Hoboken for Providence. Sehr Surah Cullen, West. Port Johnson for Schr A H Hurlburt, Gritting, Bi BELOW, “bith Montego (ot Aberyewith), Grifiths, from Hong Kong ug 22. Brig La Creole (Br), Bubrs, from Spanish Main, CLEARED, Boston. more for New Haven. Steamer State of Indiana (br), Sadler, Glasgow—Austia Baldwin & Co. +, Barends, Hamburg via Plymouth Kunhardt & Co. Steamer W A Scholten (Dutch), Jensen, Rotterdam— Funch, Edye & Co. Steamer Alnambra (Br), Wilson, Hamilton (Bermuds)— AE Outerbridge. amer Magnolia, Daggett, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & mer Isane Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and ond—Old Doiniiiion Steamship Co. Steamer Agnes, Burdick, Vuiladelphia—J ames Hand, Steamer Eleanora, Jouuson, Portland—) F Ames Queenstown—Boyd & si Steamor Neptune: Berry. Hoston—H F Dimock. Ship Jobn Nicuolson (Br), Campbell, Shanghai—Salter & Livermore, ‘ciiatk Ecort, Waterhouse, Srdney, YSW—R W Cameron Bark Talsman (Br), Bake: Mikek “Eogelbrecht (Swe), Engelbrechten, Holland ngelbrecht (Swe), Engelbreehte and— Puneh, kdye & Co. ba ig Uris! Genoa (sr), Priest, Patma de Majoren—J P Whit- ne} Co. firie Genitore © Fixli (ital), Prenga, Constantinople— Funeh, kdye & Co, johrié Baglet (lit), Davis, Cindad olivar—George W Gil- ett, Schr vary A, Power, Willey, Cardenas—Waydoll & Co, Schr Nellie Potter, Howard, Washington, NU—W K Hin- man, SALLED Steamers Gellert (Ger). for Hamburg; Italia (Br), Glas- gow: State of Indiana (Br), do; WA Scholten (Dutch) Rotterdam; Alhambra (Br), Bermuda; Maguolia, Savan- nah; Isane Bell, Richinond, &e; Albemarle, Lewes, Del. Wand at sunset, NNW3 at midnight Barometer at sunset, 30: at midnight, 20.07, MARITIME MISCELLANY The purser of the steamer City of New York, from Ha- vana, has our thanks for courtesies. Srkamun Quan Sx (Br), ushoro on Oyster Island, got off yesterday moruing without injury after discharging @ por- tion of bor cargu, Stxauun Katanpin had a very perilous passage on her last trip. She started from Boston wt the usual time Friday. 1t was quite pleasant at the time, but the wind texan blow: ing about 9 o'clock aud keps increasing in violence until it blew agule. ‘Tho steamer got ax fur as Seguin and then put tuto Portland, where she laid until between Sand 9 in the morning. After leaving Portland the gale increaxed, but after being out about 7 hours in the heaviest of the gale she at last arrived at Rockland. Commendation is due to the # thelr management of the steamer. The passage Portland to Aockland was perilous in the extrene, the wind biowing almost a hurricane, with the wild and fearful waves dashing weninst the bout, and the cold was In- tense, and then ndd to thix a thick, blinding snow storm which set in betore reaching the mouth of the river, and on cuu faintly imagine the scene. But & ood, staunch steamer is the Katahdin, and under the care of experienced and faithinl officers she came out of the storm and danger in safety. Sie Crrcasstan—Sehr J W Stout arrived here yexterday with part of the cargo of ship Circassian, ashore at Bridge- hampton, LI, S en TrDEMAN (Nor), from Cuilao for Falmouth, . put into St Thomas Dec 0 leaky. ndee, at lone In tat 20 N, lon 92 E, wind E: her main deck and 10 of her orlop deck beains broken, lost ud had about 200 fees of bulwark planking on port quarter destroyed and carried away, &e. Suir Paixce Watpuman (Br), from Liverpool for Cal- gutta (before reported), Ix supposed to have run ashoro on Balbcerra Sand Oct 30 and to have become a total wreck. Sur Axsan, Lamson, from Newcastle, NSW, for Sour- abaya, which ‘put into ‘Sydney in Augu: made the necessary repairs and resume Bark. Evnora, Mayoyfrom Baker's Island for Queons- town, before reported M& Auckland, NZ, leaky, had very heavy wenther, and somé Of hor butt onds were supposed to be started. She would discharge for survey. Bank Goupxen Wave (Br), from Montreal, at Leith De- cember 4 had been ran into off St Alb’s Head, on the 2d, by a small steamer and had stancuions end bulwarks car: ried away. Bark Lowa (Arg), from Piliau for Sharpness, was supplied with nchor and 90 tathoms chain at Deal Dec Sia lew of others lost in the Downs on tho 4th. Baux Vinita (Ur), from Liverpool for New York, re- matined at St Thomas Dee 9 repairing. Bank AC Saat (Br), trom Multa for Boston, remained at St Thomas Dee 9 waiting orders. Rank Manitou, from Baltimore for Pernambuco, re- mained at St Thomas Dec 9 repairing. Rank Apwinat (Ger), from Bassein for Falmouth, E, re- mainod at St Thomas Dee 9 repairing. Baig Erizanxri ANN, which went ashore at Dipper bar- bor und was sold as a wreck, will, it fy thought, come off easily should the weather prove favorable. Burg THyea, (Dan), from Lagos for English Channel, with palm kernels for orders, put into ¥t Tuomas Deo 9 with loss Of mainmast and otherwixe dame .,e Bric Henk (Ger), from Cardiff, arrived at St Thomas Dec O leaky, having struck on Anegada oa the 7th. Sonn Bowsix Beit (Br), Griffin, from Charlottetown, PEI, tor New York, before reported ‘at Halifax in distress when 400 miles enxt of New York took a gale from ES Nivicl suddenly chopped round to WW, aud eontinued w til Sunday, 10th, Shifted cargo, split foresnil and broke t vy seas which stove skylight, smashed cabin windows, Milling the cabin with water, stove valley and bout, broke three beams of the poop deck and lost wheel. ‘The man at the wheel was washed overboard by one sea and brought back by wnother. Will probably have to dischargo cargo. Sour Guaprator (Br), at Yarmouth, NS, Dee 13, sailed Boston on the 8th and was at soa during the whole he 9h she was h order to save the vessel und lives. Sonn Sanam A Horrwan, Capt, Hoffman, from Pawtucket for Philadelphia, ran ashore Sunday night on Merwin's Point, during « thick snow storm and lies with her stern on rock and her bow heading off shore, in about 10 feet of water. The captain is at work trying to get her off. Scuk Banu IH Inoxs was the vessel ashore on Two Mile Beach, near Cape May. She wus floated yesterday, Scur Karty Birp—The reported second bandonment of this vessel was erroneus. She,was simply spoken of St Nich- olas Mole. Scun Many Parte: Dec 21, from St Martin for New York, with a cargo of experienced heavy weather und split and lost come of her suils. Scan Wa Ixvey, from New York for York River, Va, put into Norfolk Dec 21, with bowsprit spranx. Scun Gko Skaty, at Now Orleans 17th from Pascagoula, t hor foremast on the voyage. lon 59 W. the wreck: urning craft all nighi a ine to be seen but the wreck, the after part of which was burned to the water's edge. 1Nk, Deo 18—Sebr Post Boy, of Rockland, which went n Sunday afternoon, now ‘lies bilged aud in a dan. erous situation; crew and captain's wife und sister saved ¥ people on the shores Schr Chas Cooper, of Brookaville, came off at high water to-day badly strained. Schr Two Brothers, of Castine, ashore at the same place, came off with but slight damage. Eastront, Dec 19—Thero was a heavy gale here last night, the wind blowing at the rate of fifty-five miles au hour.” ‘Ihe set Paragon is at Dyer's wharf, with Jibboom, mainboown and stanchions broken; damages $300 or $400, Brig Russell. trom Portland with salt to Paine Brothers, was tound outside to-day, with all her lower sails blown away. Sho is coming in in tow of a cutter, The sehr Belle Crowoll, before reported capsized, ts anid to be ashore off Boot liead.” A cutter has gone in her. She was valued ut $16,000; insured for $1,000, Hatirax, Dec 17—Capt Sullis, of sehr Buceo, of St Juhn, NB. at this port, rej Wit Boston Dee 6; had moderate on Satartay, tl ode 3 that port on'Thu at 5 AM that day, off Liverpool, spoke sehr nd for Plymouth, Mass, for St Prerre, Miq, betore ed into Live dismasted: ‘the ‘captain ‘Clara Jane report Ilis that on the 10th, y after he was di |. he fell fu with w large vos: ‘andosed, with only her mainmast standin at this pot ports on the 18th inst, with and boarded th lumber laden, before reported abandoned, witl in masts, rizging and all sails gone. —The Anchor Line steamer Victoria, from for Now York, arrived here this nforning short of co report her voyage Noxrotk, Dec 20—An unknown 3-masied schooner is re- reported ashore on Mog Island. Portsmouti, NH, Dec 20—Selir Cores, appurtenances, which sunk alongside Portsmouth Bridge ‘on the afternoon of the 7th inst, was sold at auction to-day to Nehemiah Gibson, of Koston, for $190. Her cargo, 153 tons ot coal, wae taken by Jona LO Coleman, of this city, for 5 the lot. A schoon together with hor , name unknown, for Buck: manded by Captuln Gray, went ‘ashore at on Thursday, The crew could not get off # day, on uccount of the heavy sen, SPOKEN, Ship Chas H Marshall, Hatechinson, from New York for rt. Me. com- Isle of Shoals veasel until to- San Francirco, Vet 10, Int 50 5, lon 65 W. Ship Eliza MeNeti, Jordan, trom New York for San Fran- ciseo, Oct YO, lat 15 46. N, lon 28 25 W, Bark Ceder (Ger), Rohlf No off Portland, E. Bark Jorgen Lorentsen Doboy, Nov 28, lat 47, jon Bark Olt York, Nov from Bremen for New York, Nor), Larsen, from Da “uh from Liverpool for N Bark Ada ., Bartlett, from Londonderry tor New York, N ton 22. Wark Oswivgo (ant Owego, Br), from New York for Glas- gow, lat . ton 68 10, Murchison, from Kitrush for New Bark Mu ra ro for Hampton Roads, York, Nov 28, Bark Madenp (Br), trom Rio J Nov 16, Lat 148, lon 34 90 W. osse (Br), from que for Falmouth, Nov 23, ma 34 BO W, ‘atid 2d (Ital), from Kingston for Baltimore, Dee lon 06 W, with ebronometer broken; received as: sistance from bark Talisman, at Fortress Monroe 2Uth. Hare St Lacie, Wilson, from Antofagasta tor Now Yorm, Lat) ite (Hr), fror Jom 22 58 W. ton 35 W. ‘trom Newport, &, for Hevana, Nov 15, Brig Irene, Yates, trom New York for Buenos Ayres, Nov 1, Jat 17 N, lou 27 W. ‘The Regatta of Halifax (which way stecring not stated), was seen Nov 21, lat 12 38 N, lon 28 55 W. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Awtwxur, Dec 20—Arrived, bark George B Doane (Br), Corning, New York. Sailed 20th, bark Helene (Ger), Hashagen, Philadelphia, Buisto, Dec 21—Arrived, bark Dagmar (Nor), Haave, New Orleans. Croxstapr, Dee 18—Arrived, bark Endymion (Br), Tergu- son, Philadelphia vie Arendal. Catais, Dec 20~Arrived, sckr Fonfrede (Fr), Alsterro, Pascagoula. Doxxiax, Dec 19—Salled, bark Regina Tolck, Ray, New York, Granceuoorn, Dec 20—Arrived, bark Tellus (Nor), Jabn- sen, New York, Guovexsren, Dec 20—Arrived, bark Nereo 0 (Aus), Seo pinich, New York. Havre, Dee 30—Arrived, ship Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, Urieans. Safled 2st, barks Harold (Fr), Pontie, United States: Minnie Carvill (Br), McMullen, do. Livanroot, Dec 21—Arrived, steamer Iberian (Br), Horne, Boston; ships Gov Morton, Davis, Galveston Lophyr, Sweetecr, New Orleans. Sailed 21st, steamor Adriatic (Br), Porry, New York! di- rect; ships Princeton, Bradley, Hampton Reads; George Washington (Ger), Probst, Savannan ; Electa (Br). Crosby, N Wilmington, NC: Seth (Aus), Tugnizsa, New York (not previously); brig Eleanor (Br), Partelow, Wilmington, Ne. ” Loxnox, Dec 21—Arrived, barks Rookwood (Br), Jowell, Boston; Impero (Br), Fulton, Baltimore; brig Baltic (Br), Brinton, Witmington, NC. led from Gravesend 21st, ship Plymouth Rock, Griffin, New York. Luita, Dee 21—Sailed, bark Thor (Nor), Jensen, United States. Movittx, Dec 21, 9 AM—Arrived, steamer California (Br), Ovenstone, New York for Glasgow (und proceeded). Rorrexpam, Dec 21—Arrived, bark Maria & Sarah (Duteb), Hardrat, Baltimore. Naptus, Dec 13—Arrived, bark Garigliano (Ital), Sava- rese, New York. Purmovrn, Dec 21—Sailed, bark Mary Bowen (Br), Me- Farren, Bull River. Arrived at a port in the United Kingdom 20th, bark Rosa- mond (Br), Bull River. Buxaxs, Dee 21—The North German Lloyds steamer Bal: timore, which hi rived here from New York, brought the ew of the bark Ino, which left Bull River, SC, Oct 27 tor the United Kingdom, with phosphates, and was abandoned on the 14th inst, io lat 49 19, in a sinking condition, Mavairivs, via Aden, Dee 21—Tho British bark New Re public, Capt Adams, which sailed hence for Gibraltar, has returned in a loaxy condition, and will be obliged to dis- charge her cargo. WEATHER REPORT. Hovyneap, Dec 21, YM—Wind NNE, fresh. Purmouta, Deo 21, PM—Calm. FOREIGN PORTS, xan Nov 4—In port, bark Benefactor, Hayden, for New ‘ork, AcAPuLCo, Nov 27—Arrived, bark Paula (Ger), Heken, Montevideo, to load cedar on tho coast for Hamburg. AsPINWaLL, Dec 16—Arrived, schr W 8 Jordan, Stone, Boston. Baut, Deo 15—Arrived, brig Daisey, McCarthy, Philadel- ry PUarnesas, Dec 14—Arrived, sehr B W Robinson, Waples, ed Sailed 12th, brig Westmoreland (Br), Smith, Havana; sehr Fred Walton, Rich. Pensucola, Cimsrcngos, Deo 13—Arrived, brlg Tae (Br), O'Bryan, Port au Prince; schr L A Van Brant, Tooker, New York. Sailed 11th, brig Antouio Linsat (Sp), Borotan, Charles- ton. Cainantkx, Deo 5—Arrived, sehrs Abbie Dunn, Fountain, Portland: 1’th, Irvine, Berry, do. Gronartan, Nov 28—Sailed, brig Don Jacinto, Kelly (from Trapuni), Portland, Tu port Nov 28, brig Granfos (Nor), Looty (from Philadel- phin), tor Venice, to sail next day. Gonaives, Dee 3—In port, brig Ida © (Br), Coffin, for Boston, dz? xehrs Florenon’ Wackrill, Doane, do, do: Kd- ward E Rackett, Bergman, from New York, to sail for Long Jay in two days. Hoxovatk, Nov 15—Sailed, schr Jessio Nickerson, San Franeiseo, Hoxowwi, Nov 22—Arrived, barks Kureka, Wallace, nek: |, Powhatan, Blackstono, Port Gamble; 24th, sehr Win H Meyer, Brown, Sun Francisco. Sailed Nov 23d, barks Camden, Robinson, Port Gamble; 27th, Mary Bolle Roberts, Grey, San Francisco; Victor, Sievert, Port Gamble; 0th, Powhattan, Swanton, do; Dec 1, June’A Falkinburg, Portiand, 0. In port Deo 4, ship-Nutional (Fe), Mazon, for San Fran- cisco; sehr Mary E Russ, Cousins, for Ei Havana, Dec 13—Arrived, bi Snzndal ulu; brig Hattie S Bishop, Bishop, Win’ G Hewes, Tillbergh, Indinnola Y ns); brig Westinoreland (Br) Smith, St 15th. brigs Clara (Br). Linvera, Burntiam, ‘Rayner, Newport, 1} ork. Sailed, 13th, jestorn (Sp), Portuonda and Antela, cy Gérordo, Charleston (both incorrectly reported sailed 11th); 14th, stea Chas W Lord, Colton, New Or- leans; bark John G 1 (Br), Amero, Branswick, Ga; U3 sche Spray, Ellis, Key West; 15th, burk Nervion (&p). Goro- lea, Penséoola; 16th, brig Enrique (Sp), Liorea, Brazos do aniiage. Cleared 13th, bark Virtuosa (Sp), Andrew, ri id (Sp), Estopifia, St Mary's, 3 Lael sima Trinidad oP: Lopez, New Yor! Hatirax, Dec 21, AM—Arrived. steamer Sarmatian (Br), Aird, Liverpool (and sailed at 1 P) Portinnd). Ixigua, Dec 1-In port, brig Adelaide, Stover, for Baltt- root, Dec 12—Arrived, shlp Marion, Crosby, St rRYIDKO, Dee 15—Arrived previous, bark D A Bray- ton, y, New York. Matanzas, Dec 1:4—Arrived. schrs Ramon de Ajuvia, Bride, Philadelphia; Mund C (Br), Rogers, St Jobn, NB iand sailed 15th for Havana); 14th, brigs Abbie C Titewmb, Henley, Portland: 16th, Cecilia (Sp), Carr-ra, Charleston, In port Dec 15, bark Norena, Nichols, for a port north of Lies Pe ldg; schr John R Ialliday, Vancleat, for Phila. delphia, do, and others. Nuweastie, NSW, Nov 14—Arrived, bark Nehemiah Gib- son, Bradtord, Melbourne. Ratled Noy 4, bark Kedar (Br), Juhnson, Honolulu. Syoxxy, NEW, Nov 7—Sailed, schr Florence Baile: Clarxe, Noume: 19th, ship Akbar, Lamson (from Ne cantle, NSW), Sourabaya. having repaired. Sr Tuomas, Doc 8—Atrived, schr Ariadne, Dyer, Glasgow; Oth, barks Minnie Gray (Br), McAuley, Denyrara; Lottie (Br), Innis, Cork; brig May (Br), Dodze, Trinidad, Nulled 8th, barks Josephine (Br), Reid, ana Katie Stow- art (Br). Reid, Delaware Breakwater; brig 8S Williams (Br), Williams, Tarks Island: schr Eva May. Andrews, do. SrJAco, Dec 7—nrrived, bark Thomas Brooks, Waugh, New York: sebr Clytie, Laughton, Swansea. Sacua, Dee 11—Arriv schr Sarah Euton, Dix, New York (and remained in port 14th, disg). In port Dee 14, sebr © & Flint, Haskell, di Sr Jouns. NF, Dec 21—Arrived, bark Titania (Br), Hirst, New York. - Arrived Dec 5, schr Myrtl L Edouard (Br), Biackler, do; senr Joyce, do. Stony, NB. Dec 18—Ch Grant, Cork : 19th, ship Sylv: pool; sehr Ellwood Burton, J [Pee Steamer Wromtnc.) ASCENSION, no dui Madeira, Dec 4)—Passed, Banquereun, Hogg, from Batavia for Chan- ppan, WCA, Nov 10—In Brtrast, Deo’ 2— Arrived. w Orleans , bark Santi Roberts, Now York; 7th, brig North America ‘(#r), Br) ver- d, bark Grace E Cann Blanchrrd, Green, is, Mutanzus, rt, Albertina, Up! ton, wie. William, Weatray, Mirautott; 4th, Ocean, Whiteside, Quebec. Borpxavx, Dee 2—Arrived at Pauillac, Dorian (s), Smith- wick, Brist . retitled from do 2d, St Genovive, Demeurant, New Or- jenn Wi \ nt to sea from Royan 2d, Flora, Pedetsen, New Or- jeuns. Catcurta, Nov S—Arrived, Cannon Harrison, Han Liverpool: i0th. Samuel Skolfield, Skolfield, do. Dusxink, Deo s—Arrived in the roads, Peter Young, Ted- fora, Lot 4 Falmouth. Fatwoutn, Dec 4—Pat in, Carl Linck, Lumm, London for Philudeiphia, Gxumssy, Dee 4—Arrived, Columbian, Cameron, Quabec. At anehor Abana Mathias, from Hull tor New Or. leans; 3d, Semantha, from Culoutta for Hall; Trojant Williams, from Hall for San Francisco, Gxxoa, Dec |—Sailed, Caledonia (s), Allfson, Leghorn. Livenroot, Dec 5—Arrived, Dakota (s). Price, New York; Teilemach, Moller, Norfolk; China (s), Gili, Boston; Baltic (s), Kennedy, New York, : Suiled Sth, Hecla (s), Macmickan, Boston. Cleared 4th, Margaret, Barker, Mobile: Minna, Fischer, Dobay; Asvotoxon, McKenzie, Hampton Roads; Libbie Hy Florean, Buevos Ayres. Loxpéx, Dee 4—Artived, Thames (6), Campbell, Mons treal, Bailed from Gravesend 3d, Ida, for Hampton Ronda, Laxcastxn, Dee 3—Arrived, Arcturus, Bent, New York. Lizann, Dec 4—Passed, Leipzig (8), Hoffman, Bremen for Baltimore. Leitu, Dec 4—Arrived, Georgia, Molrose, Quebec; Golden Wave, Remon, Montreal. Loveu Forte, Dee 3~Put in, wind bound, Challenger, Wilson, Quebec for Greenock. i port, Kong Ovear IL, Olsen, Rich- . 5—sailed, Olympia (s), Young, Palermo, Newrort, Dec 2—Cleared, Svend, Aaris, Die . Nuweastix, Deo 4—Clenrod, Mucephiaius (oF St Johns), Cartoagena genes stows. Dec 4—Arrived, Heroine, Collingwood, St jobs, NF. Sailed 4th, Corea, Stanard, Liverpool. Swayska, Dee 5—Sailed, Arminta, Stanbury. Java, NuLorut, Dec 8—Arrived, Carl Jobann, Akiacd, Philadel. phia vin Falmouth, Gaetinut, Nov 27—Arrived, Mary Helen, Printck, 6 jobns, NF. Yoxouawa, about Dec 2—Arrived, Alaska, Howell, San Francisco for Hong Kong, AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, O, Dec 20—Sniled, ship Storm King, Boyd, Provably for Queenstown for orders. ALEXANDRIA, Dee 20—Arrived, achr Armstrong, Bos ton, BOSTON, Doc 21—Arrived, schr Kato M tallton, Adama, Philadelphia, jeured—Burk Chittagong (Br), Antwe . Dexter, Liverpool; Walt Cuthio C Bory, Bailed—Sveamer Chat BRUNSWICK, Ga, Dee 14—Arrived schrs Hattle G King, Boston, 16th —Arrived, Mabel Staples, for Boxton, BALTIMORE, Deo 21—Artived, bark Angust Ger), hte hire Nimb) H Palmer, & duit, Hayes ip Kliza A Kenny (Br), Pletcher. Bronion ella (Nor), wrteoeiny Tralee; Gipsey Queen (Br), Mont atown. |. steamers, Lucille, Bennett, Wilmington, 4, Bilune, Savannah, bark Agela Accumd achr J Taylor, Jacobson, Old he |, ship Ivy (new), Loweli, Now York. CHARLESTON, Dec 18—Sailed, schr F A Server, Som- ‘ets, New ist, com barks Dartmouth (Br), Raymond, Liver. Cook, do; O W Gdehran, Given, ao; Liverpool. Veurod, soir ied Bark Ashunteo (ity FeRNANDINA, Deo 14! JW Vannaman, sisi Areiwees bark Beehrond Pohlens, Liverpool th— Arrived, bar rend (Ger), Pohlens, Livi : chr Emma McAdam, Maree Port ou Spain, en Uleared | Schr kurnest T Rideout, Puiladelphia, FORTRESS MONKOE, Deo '21—Arrived, ba: (probably Professor Lindinor, Nor, wolir M £5 ee" ary Patten, Giik Fram (Nor), Thorstinsen (from Liverpool), jeta (Nor), Btrenge (from London), do, (Sw), has been ordered to Baltimore, Passed ont 20th, bark Antoinette, i GLOUCESTER, Dee 26—Arnived, bark Alice C Dicker» r, Boston, to load for Vottenburg. NVILLE, Dec 15—Arrived, sehr Hornes (Br), Smsnat. 2 ed Lith, schrs Plorence & Lillian, Smizh, New Yo: Lois V Chapies, © ‘Boston, MOMILAE, Dec 21—Arrived, ship Kurops (Rus). Nyborg, Liverpool; bark NS (Nor), Pettersen, Havre: scbrs 8 0 Muldon, Latham, Key West; Elizabeth 5 Lee, Ireiand, Philadelphia. BW ORLEANS, Dec 16—Arrived up, ship Queen of Na- tions, Small, Queenstown; hark Sibal (Nor), Ham- persdat, Arendal: sehrs Sar cent 8 Day, McFarland, Util ad illiains, Henry, Havana. Cleared—Schrs RB Locke, Shriover, Ruatan ; Excelsior, Rustke, Bouacea; Rebecea, Parker, Mobile, 17th—Arrived, steamers Margaret, Baxer, Havana via Plorida ports; Chas W Lord, Colton, Havana: ships Par- thin, McAllister, Dunkirk; Octavia, Purdy, Havre; sebr Geo Sealy, Pascagoula, : “/1st—Arrived. steamer Morgan City, Reed, New York. Cleared—Ship Macedon (Br), Taylor, Liverpool; bark Amalthea (Nor), Ericksen, do, Passxs, Dec 17—Arrived, bark Altegracia (Sp), trom Ha- vana, Sailed—Bark A L Hasbrouck; brigs Eliza Stevens, and L 1, Squires; sches Dalay B Parkhurs:. wud Texana, 2ist—Arrived, ships Frize (Br), Weleb, Liverpool; Tros (Sor), Bremen; Choice (Br), Masters, Londou ; barks, Tigre (Aus), Cosalich, do: Agar (Aus), Bussanich, Gloucester, 1; Askoy (Nor), Marcusson, Leith: “Davis,” Cork. NORFOLK, Dec 19—Arrived, schra k R Watson, Boush, New York; Ocean Wave, Ziloff do: Mattie E Miles, Smith, Providence; Mary T Oliver, New York. NEWBURYPERT, Dee 20—Sailed, schr Kolon, Biook- ings, New York. EW BEDFORD, Dec 20—Arrived, sehrs Joseph Eaton, Jr, Peterson, Phitedetphia; ZL Adams, Nickerson, Port johnson. Sailed—Sehrs J M Leonard, Grinnell, Georgetown. DU; Fannie Hanmer, Hrooks, New York: Hannah E Brown, Sackett, do; Peerless, Sinith do; Sandy Point, Grant, do; D & E Kelley, Chase, Baltimore NEWPORT, Dec 19, PM—Arrived. st Shropsbire, Fall Kiver for Philadeiphin, and Moth—Sailed, sehr Blacky"sae, Wickson, New Bedford. VM—Arrived, sehr er Defiance, ated 20th, ew York’ for Inage Ht Borden, Baker, Pali River for New York. Builed, Unit Latham, on no: duty; sebrs Denna Anni Gnrdenas; Kendriel Fish, Striders, New Yor! iilton, Mi : Delhia (ry; Lyons, Prines Edward Island for doz © © Smith, Atwood, tron Tannton for do; Dictator. . New Beaford for do; Jed Fry, Lauginy, Providence for do; Connecticn Allon, do for do: i F Woolsey, ‘Terrill, do for do: Dread- Haught, Saunders; JN Ayres, Vrovost, and Monmouth, ‘shun, do for do; Sarah W Blake, Briggs, Dighton tor 1 Fail River for Now York: Anute V tor do: Caroline & Cornelia, ntire, Kinnear, Fail River for ham tor do; Votrel, Hall, Seranton, Palmer, do for do; Mansteld, Achorn. do for do; Minquas, Phillips, do for do: Ontario, Wall, Fall River tor dg. In port, brigs Lxporance (Hr) Frince Edward's Virginia, Devereau: Harrington, of and from w York, waiting tor a tn; Maven; seh Yraie, Burton, Churieston for Orient; Cora, Kobbit West’ Coa: tor Boston; C W Lewis, Melutir Boston to1 ; Daylight, Green, Providence tor New York ; China, Gordon, do fur do, Abbie Emery, Emery, Wickford for do. NW LONDON, Dec 20—Arrived, schr Hattlo Perry, New York for New Bedford (and suiled), Sutled—Sehr Oseo (Br), for New York. NuW HAVEN, Dec 20—Arrived, brics Ambrose Light, Schwartz, Pensacola; T Towner, Perkins, Taras Islan selire Lieniry Dory. King, Baltimore; M D Hedges, Smith, Georgetown; Illinois, Wilson, rerth Ambo, re mun. Kellogg, Baltimore. PORT GAMBLE, Dec 13—Sailed, bark Atalanta, Gatter, San Francisco. seation TOWNSEND, Dec 13—Arrived, bark Camden, onoluin. PENSACOLA, Dee 16—Arrived, bark Inga (Nor), Ander- son, Dublin; schrs Paul Seavey, Young, Burbados; M A Pratt, Kimball, Harrisburg (Texas). Cletred—Brig Jerazainh, Ford, Havana; Geo W Ander- son, Anderson, New York, FORT ROYAL, Dee 20—Arrived, schrs T Harris Kirk, Cavalier, New York; Mattie Holmes, Richardson, Philadel: hn azist Arrived, schr Charles F Heyer, Poland, Thomaston, PIILADELPHIA, Dec 21—Arrived, steamers Vadorland (Belx),, Rundle, Antwerp via New York; Wyoming, Toul, Savannah; Virginia, Hunter, Charleston; Fanita, Howe, New York. Cleured—Steamers Williamsport, Willetts, Boston; Lan- caster, Mills, Now York; Ashinnd, Donghty, Fall ‘Rive; Leopard, Albertson, Now Bedford; Achilies, Bacon, Now- buryport. Nalied—Steamors Pennsylvania, Leopard, Achil(es, Lan. caster and Williamsport, Luwes, Del, Dee 20, night—Arrived, bark Vice Ammirage lio Toxethoff (Aus), ‘Tomich, Liverpool: Neptune (tier), Strnve, Hamburg. 21st—Arrived, bark Bjorviken (Nor), from Liverpool for orders; Luinu (Br), trom Cork; Hawkhope (Br), from Stockton: brig Saga, from Curthagona. Sailed 5 PM, bai for Richmond, Va (so reported), Schr Joroph’ Oakes, from Turks Island, which passed in for Philadelphia dywino last night for a DutaWARx Crry, ing, McBride, trom Boston tor Philadelphia; Col 8 W Razee, Smith— (badly eut by the ica but not leakin: PORTLAND, Me, Dee 20—Cloared, xchrs Mary P Hud- son, Norfolk ew York, hulled se John Bird, EB G Knight, denus. VORTSMOUTH, Dee 19—Sailed, schr Clara E Simpson, ‘Tapley, Baltinore. * 2Oth—Arrived, sclrs Samucl C Nash, Iarris, Hoboken; Helen G Holway (of Machias), New York. PROVIDENCE, Dee 19—Arrived, schrs John N Parker, Oulton, Pbiladelph Jittlejoln, Mobore: Sailed—Sebrs s Roth Wt Baker, Collins, and Jesso B Allen, Randall, New York, Arrived, steamer Florida, Crocker, Philadelphia, Steamers Biackatone, Haliett, und Wm Kennedy, Baltimore via Norfolk: Tonawands, Shermaa, Philadelphia: schrs Stephen G Hart, Plerson, Savaan George Guruey, Gurney, Port John lize Anu, Nayes, on; John Was MeGar, } Kk. rs Alida and Nathaniel Hoimes, of \ of Oxlais: Lucy Wentworth, of kilswort of ‘Thomaston, will winter at this port. RICUMOND, Dec 19—Cleared, brig Laura (Br), Harti- np, Liverpool i ark Paranvount, Holt, Maguie 1 (Br), Fields, Rio Janet ermott, he RANCISCO, Dec 13—Sailed, bark Rowell Sprazue, Nordberg. Port Gamble; sehts Greyhound, Burns, ‘Tahiti, a Magvie Johnson, Blivin, Apis, (ir) q nila, h—Clenred, ships Bay’ (and sailed 21st); Kemington (Br), Mor ‘ailed—ships John 0’ Gaunt (Br), Lyall, iverpool; North Americsn (Br), Tucker, Queenstown; City of Delhi (Br), ‘Adair, do. ) Zist—Arrived, ship India, Patten, Wilmington, Cal. SAVANNAH,’ Dec 17~Arrived, burk Sueklokka (Nor), Jorgensen, Amsterdam Zist—Arrived, steamers San Jacinto, Hazard, New Yor! Geo Appold, Loveland, Baltimore; ship Ardmore (Br), M bai lt. Glasgow; bark Vasco de Gama (Nor), Mortense Cleared—Barks Henri Sempi (Fr), Foekenberghe, Havre OMNica Sicamer Hapldare Kempton, New York: shi ailed—Steam an, Kom few York: Antaretic (Br), Costello, Norfolk, . SALEM, Dee 20-Sailed, schrs Elva £ Pettingell, Louisa A Johnson, Margle, Sophie, NKYARD AVEN, Dec 21—Arrived, brig Samuel Locke (Br), Port de Paix, via Inagna, for’ Boston; xebrs Ad M Bird, Baltimore for do; Walter Irving, do for Wis- cassett; Lizzie Siith, Virgimia for Salem: Adrian, Ho- boxen for Portland; Vicksburg, Perth Amboy tor do; Jobn Wentworth, do tor Bucksport: Eatellagyioston for Gourze- town, DO; Decatur, Oakes, Edgartown for Baltimore, ‘The schr Massachusetts did not sail as reported. Sailed—Steamers Panther, and John Bacon; barks Lizsio Merry, and Annie Lewis: brigs Annie (Br), Stockton, and AJ Ross; schrs Diine, Abbie H Brown, Frances Hatch, 3 E Nightingale, Daniel Welster, Fannie A Buley, Maggie D Marston, A F Kindberg, Commerce, A MeNichol, Bending- ton, Wanderer. John Gadawalder, Samuel Castner, Jr; Geo 2 Berry, I'S Miller, Mary H Hand. Frank G Dow. ‘Thomas N Stone: Joshun 8 Bragdon, Nollie Burns, Ellie F Long, H 8S Marlor, Elma M Wright, John Jobnson American Ew E ¥ Oabada, M A McGhan, G W Andrews, Conroy, Adriat Lizzie Smith, Addie M Bird, art: Ontario, and Telegraph, Liverpool; brij ; chr Clara Jones, nae Queenstown nroe. Mai WILMINGTON, NC, Dee 19—Arrived, steamer Benefac- tor, Jones, New York’ (und cleared to’ roturn); sehr KS Pe Hl, Williams, Antwerp. Fed Hig Avtraa (Wer), Ebrencotch,_Tivernool Arrived, barks Schmuckert (Nor), Liebeal Glo cent E; Germania (Ger), Vilmow, Yarmouth, Felice (Nor), Hvidslie, Liverpool; xehrs E 8 Yowell, Williams, New York: Nellie Scott, Milion, Bermada, Tengelsen. sehr T J id, to load for Philadelphia. h—Sailed, bark Daring, Mranscomb, Cardenas; brig Liznbel, Watson, Ui woob’s HOL! Jucenstown, MISCELLANEOUS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS CENTENNIAL LAURBLS! THREE DIPLOMAS!!! THEIR NEW ROTARY HOOK LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, THE STANDARD SEWING MACHINES OF THE WORLD, COMPARE WHEELER & WILSON’S CENTENNIAL AWARDS WITH THE AWARDS FOR ANY OTHER MACHINE, (From the Official Reports.) FULL TEXT OF THE REASONS. workmanship of its parte and p " great adaptability to different classes of work, both on cloth and leather, beauty of stitch. case and rapidity of motion New Wheeler & Wilson Machine” “for superior quality of work in leather and stitching. ¥._A Medal and Diploma for Sewing Machine Needlework. “A superb display of uoedlework executed apon the Wheeler ae ilvon bewing Machines exquisite in design and fifh, m the lightest caure to the hoaviest leather, WHEELER & WILSUN MANUFACTURING CO. #4 Lith st., Union square, EGAL EVERYWHERE.—ARSULUTE DIVORCES speedily obtnined without Cea ‘no advance pay- ments, FREDERICK KING, Lawyer, 65 Mark's place, adjoining Cooper Institute. OYAL HAVANA LOTIERY UFFICIAL LIST OF THE LXTRAORDINARY DRAW- ING, WHICH TOOK PLACE ON THE 16TH INST. _ Span Drat eEEnE # 100, APPROXIMATION PRIZES, Y Prize. Resides tho above prizes each number ending in (6) six is ontitled to 100 pesos. NEXT DRAWING JANUARY 2, 1877, For April, 1873, we sold the prize ot $500,000, gold, and ia. September lant sold and cashed one of BION Gold and’ Havana Bank Bills bought and sola, oe: HAVANA Loi TERY, OFFICIAL LIST OF EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, NBXT DRAWING JANUARY 2, 1877, APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 10255... $1000 10260, 81000, 1000 tho 1.700 numbers terminating with the figure 6 each Prises cashed, Informesion farm Th Ae Rear ‘EOUs. No, Price, MTS. 0. Mand 9564.05..500 tow S00 seecee Es Sgbbeeees SEEEseeeecs eeks 2 s Spebetige zE28: ests Bs 8 BA Babee Prize No, No, 4. MARTINEZ & CO., Bankers, 10 Wall st., basoment. nn issued. DECEMBER 16, 1876. No. Prize, a SSEGESEEEEEE SgEze Pec Fit] 10. 58,,G00 #10 10265" .100) 10290, 351.11. 1000, ry 443.0500 1000 v7. 500 o9) 0 W383 500 Ag, ‘500 sot ‘00 500 5u0 eS cdi BHO. a SY 00, 500) No ris, NO, Pritre HOT, 1090 HO,