The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1876, Page 10

& wr MRS. KERR'S BUILDING, ME. HONDLOW'S DEFENCE AND THE ARCHITECT'S STATEMENT RELATIVE TO MRS. KERR'S CHARGES, ‘The statement in regard to the alleged building fraud rooklyn published yesterday in the Heracp has in excited marked attention both in this city and Brook- lyn, and the probable result will be the thorough veo- Ulution of the case, Mr, Hondlow, though he retused | to make any statement when requested belore the case was inade public, presented his side of the story yes- terday in one of the Brooklyn pupers, im which he | makes a general diselaimer of all responsibility in re- gard to the building tn question. He does not deny that he acted as asent for Mrs. Kerr nother work previous to that complainea of, but apparently wishes it understood that bis service in that capacity terminated before the contracts for the Fulton street building were drawn, ‘This, howeve! flatly denied by Mrs. Kerr. TK ARCHITECT'S STATEMENT, Mr. M. J. Morrill, the architect who planned the Duuding, yesterday made to the Heraty tive, in substance, the following sts empl Irs. Kerr to design te building in ques- tion, and at the time did not know formally that Mr/ Hondlow was her agent, though he un erstood subs’) sequently that tobe the case. He did not know thud Mrs. Kerr exp “d andsome French flat houre to Be constructed, and be prepared — bis plan accordingly for a plain .tenement house simply. His guiding privciple m the design was to prepare the which should accommodate us m: je, (aking Into considerativn the pro- posed outlay ior its coustruction. It was his intention To build itn as cheap a plan xs possible consistent With strength and safety, und be considered that 4 design had been accurately executed. AS algzemert house he thought tia good one for the money ¢ pended, though he acknowledged that many of the rooms Were very small wnd dark, The alterauion in the original design by the substitution of a wooden stair. case for an iron one, with board steps, he considered no injury to the building, as it was, in his judymet, equally safe, wud the diflerence in cost bad been ac- counted for im the settlement of the contracts. It was the ordinary custom to construct tenement houses with one staircase only, ana he supposed, therefore, it might be deemed su When questioned on the more general point of the advisability of the erection of such a house by Mrs, Kerr, ke Was less exphett, He dia not know of the existence of a $4,000 mortgage po the property at the outset, but understood that Mrs. Kerr had ready money to the amount of $4,000 at her disposal, which, added to the $18,000 net receipts trom the Mutuald.ite Insurance Company on their first 20, Would leave only a few thousand dollars deticiepey to be covered by a second mortgage He supposed that Mr. Hondlow must bave known the true state of the case, but lieved = that be advised Mrs. Kerr as he considered best for her interests. He hud submitted the plaus and spcetfications to Mrs. Kerr aud supposed that she had counted the cost of the undertaking and knew what she was going to get for her money. Mr. Hondlow might have assured her that the building would be erected tor $20,000, but that wus a mere goneral state- ment. He did not know whether a woman could bo expected to understand plans of that character, and beheved that shes had submitted them to Mr, Hondiow ané@ her other friends tor advice, He know that she had expressed herself very much diseatistied with the buildiug while 1, was being built, but be thought that ho hud done all sbe could reason- bly expect to sutisty ber, He denied absolately all putation of collusion between himself and Mr, Hondiow, and, as tar as he was concerned, all accusa- tions of having used harsh language toward Mrs, Keer. BOARD OF TIRE UNDERWRITERS. AN ATTEMPT TO REORGANIZE THE ASSOCIA- TION—APPEAL OF THE NATIONAL COM- MITTEE, The Committee of Fifteen of the National Board of Fire Underwriters has issued an address to the “non- Board” companies through the chairman (Thomas Bchard) of tho Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company. The committee assuines that on some points at least tho Board and nou-Board companies agree, und they | aro these:—First, that the public should hold the anderwriters’ fraternity in esteem; secondly, that un- derwriters should be able to aifect public opinion so as to prevent unjust and oppressive laws and taxation; that the business should rest on a statistical basis; nd thirdly, that the sum of t apnual tre losses Bifald be reduced, The committee state that it is a well kuown fact that the good years for the ingurance men have been those tu whieh the entire frdternity joined bands tor the vommon good. Business prospered then because its wethods Were scientific and reputable, but so soon committee a “Willthe non-Beard oc ato Whol, to their jadgment, the bottom rate is on and wilt they unite in dug that rate the munimam? Will they suggest any form of national organization preferable to the Ppresent!’’ These questions are subimitted in the hope that the non-Board companies may see their way toa happy solution. The appeal, whica is very long, has been sent to the English companies whieh recently withdrew from ihe Board and to the companies which Dave held aloot trom the vrgavization. ‘Ta HOBOKEN RUFFIANS. ARREST OF THE ASSAILANTS OF THE CHBISTMAS SLEIGHING PARTY. At one o'clock yesterday morning Police Captain Donovan seut the following posse of. pelice oflicers to arrest the men suspected of being the assailants of the sleighing party in Hoboken on Curistmas night, the details of which were published in yesterday's Hxnaty— Sergeant Edmonston, Roundsman Hayes, with Officers Wrigit, Kerrigan and Hartye, Upon arriving near the scene of the aifray they learned that the assailants Irved in a large tenement house adjoining the noto- tious West Hoboken Shades, which ts situated near the boundary line of Hoboken and Weebawken. In the first floor isa grocery store aud meat market kept by oue bry. Sergeant Edmonston’s story of the arrest is as fol- jows:—"We went up two flights of stairs and found ourselves in the rooms of Muedonuell, the ind vidual we were im search of MeDouneli’s wite rose like & Lioness trom her bed, which remained occupied by our man, Who was try? Leweothes Mmoug his ree children. We told hin he hiust conswer henselt our prisoper, but be made bo wOswer, Meanwhile his wile had serzed ou jamp, which she was about at Officer’ Kerrigan's bead, when ty seized hor arm. She then sprang on ood over her husband, and said “she anybody who laid a hand on bio. She was pulled down M ell Was dragged from his hiding y Hi e that he was innoe o! attacking auybody. We toid him to dress, but he refused to, abd as We did vot propose losing any time in parleying, toos him down into the street jn bis nightsbirt, be struggling terribly.” Mean- while the other ollicers lad arrested “an accom plice of Macdonrell named Thomas Cuszrove, who Was sleeping Wh Wo of wonuell’s children, In au adjoiuing roow another of Macdonnel's childrea was jound sleeping with a man and his wile. Cus- prove’s coat was covered with blood, wnchings ihe prisoners were brought velore Recorder Bohu- | were asked what they had to say. never carried a knife, Your edt in Hoboken, wonuell said Houor, [was fooling last night with my sister, who | Was waiting for the car, with snowballs, and pernaps Foume of them tay buve strack somebody tn the sleigh: Ove of the men got oatand struck me over the head | with the bate end of the whip, then two of the men piled on me, but I didn’t use auy kuile, as true as God, Thomas Cosgrove said he had ucthing to say, Jd not explain how there was so much blood on by Al this stage of the proceedings Mrs. Heinson wieed the court, und conironting Mucaonueil, said, “You are the nian Who stabbed my Lastand; | recog: tize you beyond a doubt,” ibe testimony of the wit- resses who Were examined Was dead aginst the price puers. Ik is expected that Coroner Crane will take Heinson’s sute-mMoriem deposition Lo-day, BRAINING HIS FATHER-IN-LAW. A brutal snd unwarranted assault was made ata late | Your oo Christmas night, by John Rice, upon bis father-in-law, Denuis Corroll, an old man eighty-two sears of age, at their residence, corner of Cranberry yhd Fulton streets, Brooklyn. The difficulty between she two arose from the fact that John wished to leave the house for the purpose, us the old gentieman thought, of guing on a spree, Findin buasions were cseless, old Mr. U hola of Lis sou-iwiaw's cout collar in tits endeavor to detain tim, This action ou the part ot the old man 80 exasperated Rice that | be seized «largo iron bar oud struck Sr, Carroll aeavily twice over the head with i, and then rushed ‘rom the house, leaving the old man lying upon the door bleeding terribly from two large gushes, The police of the Sec precinct soon learned of t uilray and at once ‘commenced a vigorous search for young Rice, whom they foand in # beghborivg liquor Balusn, The old gentieman was tal 4 ambulance to the Long tsiand College gHospi where slight ra are entertained of his reco’ . Rice was taken betore Just ico Waish yesterday and remanded to Kaymond street Jail to await the result of Mr, Car toli's injuries TURN ABOUT tis FAIR PLAY. A quarrel arising between Mr, and Mrs. Woods carly Yestercay moruiag at their residence, No. 38 Front street, Brooklyn, Mr. Woods so far forgot himself as out his wifeinto the street. As she but scantily covered she suffered intensely from the cold, avd was found im this condition by Ollicer Me- in, He retarned with her to her residence and ordered Wooas to open the door, Woods reiused. Finaily the dvor was opened unexpectedly and Woods made a de-perate attack on the olticer with avaxe. The Officer escuped serious injury however, succeeded in getting the “nippers” oo bis assailant, and the: encoried Lim to the Second Precinct station Louse. aT GILMORE’S, A POLO MATCH, 4 TROTTING AND A HURDLE Thirteen innings of polo were played last evening at Gilmore’s Garden between tho National Club of polo players and the California Clab. The Nationals pum- bered five players and the Californians but three. gs Were won by the latter and four by the former, ‘The mest of the innings were short, but well played; | but the second, third, sixth, seventti and ninth were In the sixth inning one player on especially brillant. the Catitornian side with two weil-directed strokes of his mallet sent it | goal before any of the others could In the eventh one of the Nationals repeated the feat of his rival in the previous inning. inming was long conterted, and especially well played by ut it was finally won by the three Calt- In the third tuning one of the Californians found it necessary to dismount and ix some poruon of g only two players on his side, who the tusk of wresting the victory from the five Nationals. In the fourth inning ope of the National players dropped bis imallet, mounting Lo recover it very nearly lost the game for spinning to the Lis saddle, lewv: proved uneq and while dis- THE TROTTING, . After the polo was over the trotting race was an- This was tor inile beau There were tive en best three in five, but only two itzgerald, xnd Yorkville Boy. 'y uninteresting and tedious race, getting a start, gerald, Who took the under saddle. proved to be av Considerable time was wasted The first heat was won by Fitzy lead 1p the first round, the Buy breaking badly several | times through the beat, Fitzgerald comimg home to fine style in 2:4535, the Boy being neurly one-quarter 01 the cireurt of the ring bepTnd. | The second heat was still worse, Yorkville Boy be- | Yor Coming utterly unmanageable. He ran, walked and did everything but trou Fitzgerald, band, trotted steadily and casiy, Stand on the seventh round in 33! Boy having made but throe or tour cireuits, On the third heat the rider of Yorkville Boy was , but ius resulted in vo advantage, miapagoable as he had b turound steadily and Whew be reached the judges’ stand on the seventh circuit Yorkville Boy ‘had just tin- wirbed bis sixih, Next cume a hurdle race vy Piss Mexican mustangs, which was won m two straight half mile beats by Bayou in 1:11 4, apd 1;094. compensate (or the disappointment occasioned by bho trotting race, a special race vot on the programme stzgerald and Jobu Mayphy’s rown gelding Frank, which, however, did noi prove much better than tho forme Fitzgerald in 2:49, Neil Mowry and Caritto gave somo startling exhibi- tions of horsemanship, | | on the other nd passed the Lorse was equally preceding beat. passed bis rival Was arranged between and was wou easily by HANDBALL. A match was played ut MeQuade’s court, No. 404 Madison street, yesterday aficrvoon, in which John Murphy, of Troy, accomplished the difficult task of defeating two of the nest amateur players in the.city, Timothy Malcahey and Captain Patrick Colton. mateh was for the best cabey and Colton won the lirst game alter a brisk little spurt, but tho next three straight games were taken by Murpby in fine style. The following 1s the score:— Ast, 2 Murphy.........00+. 42 Malcahey and Colton 21 A mateh will be played on Tphursda: is to give his brothe: ho match is tor the best (wo in threo Ss& in which Ber- rthur five aces The Bowery branch Youug Men's Christian Associa- tion, No, 134 Bowery, since beginning their work in 72, rendered the foliowing relict to 14,000 diflereut men :— Number of {ree meals. Namber ot free lodgings Number of tree baths mber provided with employaieat EN ‘The aggregate attendance ut the religious services this period was 227,639, on New Your's Day trom hope to meet many they have aided, and to receiv letters trom others. A praise meoting will be held be- twren twelve abd Ono o'clock, noon. Former benési s, employes and meibers of the Board ure re- ‘they will receive calls ten A. M. to tive P.M. Donations ee expenses of refreshments may be sent ral Secretary, Rey. Jobn Dooley, at the above address THE TOOTHPULLE The American Academy of Dental Surgery held a Stated meeting last evening. H. Perine, called the meeting to order. making eome pertinent rewurks on the prosperity ot the academy, he announced the death since the lust McKiroy, a worthy fellow of tne y Resolutions were presented and adopted condeling with the relatives and iriends of the ue- Letters were read from lows, and a reception of donations to the library and An interesting paper by C. I’, Hart, Ml. D., on neuralgia, was read aud discussed, “SKIM ~ MILKMEN, A large number of milk dealers who are interested, eltner directly or indirectly.» progress in the Court of General Sessions, met last evening ut No, 98 Allen strect, Henry Schater, Presi« Association, in the chair, Tho object of the moeiing was to report progress on the trial and to obtain more funds in case tt should be found necessary to carry the matier to the higher courts, Tue laiter object was speedily obtained, the chivalrous milkmeu promimng largely iu aid of ther ‘The leeting of the weeting, no addiwenal be needed, as they thought, that the Board of Health haa farted to prove their ca | lactometer was sealed. | bond of union is broken comes personal animosity, | ‘ihe President, corresponding tel- trial now in dent of the Milk Dealers’ cot panions 1 distress. and that the tate ot stated that since the cement of the trial wore skun milk has been ue city than over before, and that milk dealers in the habit of adulterating their milk jul, as the lactomever slowed the sary speciiic gravity exactly tn the proportion that it was adulterated. CHAMBEI to bide binseit under the | had grown le milk to posse: STATEMENT, The followizg is City Chamberlain Tappan’s state, ment for the w uding December 2 $2,194,123 8a. ; THE ENGLISH MAILS. Messrs, Williams & Guion announce that the British | Postal authorities have selected their line of steamers for the conveyance of the royal mails irom Que to New York for the monih of January, 18 ra will theretore gail wader the uew arrangement ;—Soutana, January 4; Wisconsin, Jauu- jek young, January 18; Dakow, January 25; | SLUPPING NEWS follow ing stew DATES OF DEVARTURK FROM NKW YORK YOR Taw woxTRS OP DNCEMUKK AND JANUARY, | at Hailett’s Point, b | be saved. Pumping her out was commenced resterday 4 Bowing Greed that bis pers | oll caught | r. «tora 438 | Sandy Hook, morn 3 43 | Heil Gave tW YORK, DE ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND WERALD WHITKSTONS TKLEGRAPA LINK Steamer isa Melaiosh, Havana Deo 2U, with mdse and | passengers to F Alexandre & dena smora 6 23 PORT OF N + 26, 1876, | | at the wharves here awaiting si ci Dallas, pic pe Pnenee Fernandina Deo 2t and ney ae with mdse and Too i Mallory 0. Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, a City Voint and Norloik, with mdse wid passengers to Old Dominion Steam- he nm Ship [vy (of Bath, now, 1244 tons), Lowell, Hath, Me, 0 days. in ballast, ues W Elwell & Co, Will loud in ‘Si- ye for San Franchise Sveusoi, Landon 63 days, in ballast to Way 16 days west of Bermuda with strong NW aot 2 21, lat 34, lon ee ook from Demerara for Buston; no date, £e, th bark St Lucie, from Autotoguata fur New York.” Bark James KE Brett, Gibson, Stettin 43 days, with empiy arrels to order; vessel to Brett, Son & Ces Came the northern passage, and was twenty-six days weet of the brani with heavy westerhy jal 8 Trotche (Ger), was 8 days north of Hu 22 U4. Robert Kratzmann, seaman, was drowned: ieett, Almeria 64 dave . to John Zittlose ‘ad flue weather; Nov 1, tat 34 20, lom nAnn, scaman, a native of Germany, 25 sons ay ag wa Lovertonrd and’ was drown 2 Zullo, Meller, Inagua 14 dv Wardell & Uo. "Was 4d th of Hatteras with varlabie wings Schr Express Tilton, Ireland, New Orleans Dee 1, with 17 days, with lamber mdxe to waster. Jo; veaselty Parsons u sbrainar ‘Oct see Mary d Cook, Cook, Pens to the ‘New Haveu “Stent Dawes & Lont, Sche A E Stevens, Montgomery, Jacksonville 12 days, with lumber to mas Schr M Steclmau, Somers, Boston. Sehr Sophia, Harrington, Providence tor Philudelpnia, mar-Steainer Dakota (Nir), which arrived at an early hour yesterday orning trom Liverpool, reports furious ales, with bikh Mead seas, the entire passage, one day's run being bat 70 miles; 171 5114, lon * pastes ‘Ancher Hue stoner, bound Elst, tas 1 40) jon 46 45, . “Anchor lime steamer do; 24th, 260 miles B of k, another Anchor line steamer, do. PASSED THROUGH HELL GaT& BOUND SOUTH. Schr Dahlia (Br), Lyons, Georgetown, PRI, for New PEI, for New ‘Steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston for New York, Sehr Hine, Oliver, Gardiner tor New \ Wm tea 1 Rehr K Bristol tor New York, ae for Philadel hin, . New Haven tor Philadelphia, * BOUND EAST. Steamer Glancus, Bearse. New York for Reston Steamer City of Fitebburg, Springer, Bedtord. Stoumer Galaten, Walden, New York for Providenee, P. w Y Sebr HV Duryea, Carpenter. ‘New York tor Glen Cove, BELOW, Ship Shand (Br), Sangster, trom Manila Au; Har< Brunnow (er), Paget, trom Bremeu Sept 5. Burk Mariaane I (Ports, orts, Santos, frum Lisbon Oct 18, CLEARED Wyoming (Br), “Tones, Liverpool via Quesnsto as & Guton. er Gea Bares, Uneosman, Savannab—Geo ¥ yupoke, Couch, Norfolk; City Polat and iia h minion Steamship Co. P Dimoer. Aarhus (Den- al), Cafloro, Marscilles—Jumes Hoary. Picussy (Ltal), Penco, Gonos —Fuveh, Raye Bark yay Robert Sule, Yake, Anjier, Ja, for orders—Fred Bark Micne! | sprin ne Murray, Jr, Slesegung, Cardenas—James E Ward Brig Felicia (Ital), Persico, Gibraltar for orders, guns New Era (Br), Mel’hee, Barceionu—Gerhard & rewer. rie Hope (Br), Norris, San Sebastian (puin)—J F Whit- phia (Br), Long, Pernambuco and Babia—Boyd & Schr Joseph W Wilson, Somers, Moule (Guadaloupe)— Overton & Hawkins, gght SS Lamphrey, Mallows, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon iv Sarah E Allen, Allen, Aquin (Mayti)—A Nones & Co, Sehr Brigadier, Norion, Soxua In Grande-aWurdell & Co, SAILED Liverpool; Gen Barnes, Se NE. cit, NNE. Barometer at sunset, JO; at midnight, 29.95, OUR’ MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Nxwrort, RI, Dee 26, 1876, ‘The easterly wind bas completely filled the western pas- sage of Narragansett Bay and Dutch Island Harbor with drift ice. A large flect was compelled to leave the latter port and make *Larbor here. This harbor is entirely {ree from ice. No vessels can make any port between here and | Providence, save by aid of steam tugs, owing to tho ica, From Providence as fur down as Rocky Potnt the river is frozen over solid, save w track kept open by steamersand tus. From Rocky Point south, as far as Duteb Isiend, the drift ico is very heavy. MARITIME MISCELLANY Bar For disasters to ship Rjukan (Nor), from London for tele pert, and brig Lillan Cameron (Br), from Prince Bd- ward Isiand, see general news columns. ‘The purser of the steamer Caba, from Havana, bas our thanks for favors. Siny Bexcata (Perny), from Port Blakely for Calian, which was towed into Tahiti Sept 4 leaky and waterlogged’ has veen condemned. ‘The hull was sold for $500, and the go of lumber was retailed. Snir Haun ov tix Monsixg, from London tor Cadis, was driven by a gale Dec into San Lucar, where she re- pained on the Hh, waiting for the weather vw moderate. Considering the smail draught of water on the bar at San Lucar, it is supposed that the vessel must have been litted bodily over by the swell. She lost an anchor and chain, but sustained no damago. Bank Paureno (Br), Lowden, at Havana Dec 17 trom Lobos, upon trying to enter the latter port on the 18th, at GTM, strack on the rests opposite the Punta Castle, and, Aiter paving discharged about one-third of ber cargo (gu- ano), she was got off and towed in on morning of 19th. Tier bottom is apparently bus little damaged, the Linll beimg the 1% Deo 17, from her deck load, Harny, which reached Baltimore on Main, with cocounuts, ive sand bad The ship stores were exhausted, days the crew subsisted on bread, cocoanut which gather unusual diet weakened m that they wore able to work the ship with difficulty. “A 1 fugnished the brig with some provisions, but 0 crew were worse off than beture, au they had nothing lett bat cl they subsimted te bis gy |, am coconnuts, The i: their pe uri supply were two hed wat vr the sea and 4 ris whieh nestled ne night and were ured the Pood was at length secured from a vessel met There FAW Wiimiogeons topmasts an eral yards aud » Dee 1, in Jat 87, lon 16; bulwark somewhi Fepaif and proceed. Barto Ler.axy (Br), at Rost 28, re Det £0. Ushani (France) bearing EBE 6 o dhip of abomt Hv tous on Nes. suppeved Atwarteas. She, suai, betore her; did not see any one tn the vicinity Sent PORTLAND (Br) Liverpoo! with bone « Kxanyny (ot demageds, wit Com. trom tio Grand do Sul for t into Lisbon Dee I leaky. Marson ibetore report vddy Bay Dee ¥ toward: Liberty 1 she would xn abo: The tug Henry W co wud towed her to Calal ‘of Marpswell), hofore reported ect principally by Capt Brigham usared for $! contwed te the and only oue-third of his Her cargo of salt was valued at $100) and insured n Many T Bavay from Branswiek for Providence, ore back of Provincetuwa, leaking badly. Nevrie Wat rom Huboken for Kosten, ashe veon stripped. Vessel and carge ean Senw A Hooren, Moon. at Bost ib, from Elisworth: with lumber, struek on Hoon Island ou Sanday nignt and came off leaky, and was towed up fall of Senn Dona M Prevett, French, from Port Wtoyal, BC, for Be with lumber, pat inte Nessa Dec 13 with fons, of ‘sails, win ky in thedeck, She was dis- sKing deeklond 1:th tor repairs. Seux HM Grant, from St Martins for New York, with wal inte Nassau Dee 11 with loss of sails and in 3 | want of provisions. Sena MaTOAKs, Smoot, from Demerara for Baltimoi with sugar, put into Nassau Dee 12 with loss of sails jo want of provisions, Scun Gro KR Vuretann, for Boston, which had been ashore at the forks ofthe channel foraeveral days was tow stand istew lying at Alexandria awaiting the whieh foundered in Chester River two weeks of her crow froee to death, has been towed to Senn Auraxy Baapanoon, betore rep: Hedxe Fenes, got off 25th and arrived at Vines jor Surman, via St. Martins, for Ros: en 2th has los and fore gaff, On the 18th inst, tive of Germany. fell arom the bow. A Mipped wf the ledge a ne fre ” ye an w lies in oe being ont. She hes bees tipped by divers Immediately. ‘before reported frozen in at the as two tugs sue probably nh reaching Her yesierd « Ww Stkawxe Por MH are buliding for t u iron steamer of tarcer dimensions than any uew in the trade. ‘athe sche RY: ter of wnich han bem sigue several days, were towed down mynaony Dee 25—Mr Francis Darkions # fie Serene, M3 pooner of ront Beacon . Feported Guthrie, that on ¥onday, the 18th “hee Ney saaw ining ia the lee, pot w creat distance 13 toms. Her sails were all fui made fart alougaide of the yacht, which was driftin; from the noathwest toward Pool's sland, he tug Thomas H Day. of the Albany Dredging as burned ou Sunday. altervoon off Huckn while towing a svivos a i ery May when the tng eareen and was burned. ‘The crew wei rig Jennie any vith th ed ashor Thawed off at vext high wate ‘Navigation on the Chesapeake fs seriou: interrupted by fields of ic ne Bosrox r. suppored to belana in went ashure opposite don Saturduy, and will proba White’ ‘e biy prove » toial lors. New Youu Dee 26, 1876-—To the Editor of the Herald— Pleace rectify the report of the brig Kenshaw. I did. not aoe the bark uwthers with provisions, as 5. was short myself A LAYLVESTER, Master of Big Rensha Say Francisco, Dee 19—A collision occurred last ¢ jug, In which th ned for The ig sche ‘Gcoan's Spray, which has Been engaged in sea ing, &c, and was recenily seized for some irrecularities, was sold at Porttand on Dec 9, by the United States Mar- shal, for $3500, to # Mr Galilek, of that port. NOTICE tO MARINERS. Naw Your, Dec 26—Tho following can tuoys have been dragged from 5 FitsMood iu the lower bay by the dritt Sos 10s 1 3, “ WHALEMEN. Arrived at Pau ene Pec 9 bar bark Sea Breeze, Barnes, NB, from Tombes, 860 bbls hpbk ofl. Suiled from Tenerife Now bay: of NB. to era! i do 27¢h, sare ‘Charles Thompson, Leach, of Provinee- ter from Capt Snell, of bark Adeline Gibbs, of NB, dated >t Heleus Nov 15. ber as having taken 133. bbls ep and GOO do wh oli during the lass cruise. 2, bark George & Mary, Can- ubosq, from Lavre for New and Cherbourg. OUSip Aineriem Hasersen irom San Fraucleco Oct 14 tor Masroesl Nev 32, at 8 35'S, lon 33 24, hip Prince Louis (Br), Moore, from Liverpool for Bom- pet iat T'S lon 20 Joun Bryant o steering West, Dec 1, lat 31 N, lon Silverhow (ir), Dougall, from Sen Francisco for ‘nip NGet 21, fut Pee ee ty We ea sé se, eat, os New York Sept 14 for Anijer, sare ity of Carlisle’ (se), Penue: park” Conas ic NT al frou Cardiff fur 2 goula, nder (Sw), . ardiff for Pasca off Mobile bar. le fark’ St Patrick (Br), Boxart. from Warrenpoint for pion Roada, De. i 5, lat 42, 10n 53, ark Hawthorn (Br), Mead, from Bio Janeiro for New York, short of prov jous and was supplied, off Cape Hen- a Wark Lnuy Sampson (Br), Vandon, from London for Van- eouver’s Island, Vet 19, aes N, lon 27 W. aatk, Arbluraior (ir), from Siramiebt for London, Dec 3, 0 rebate Sarah (Br), Tiley, from London for Tybee, Nov 30, Jat 59, lon 28 ark Florence ‘Chipman (Bp, Williams, from Huaniltos for Queenston Int 23'N, lon 39° ‘k Silas C1 oe Be Ouchtun, from jp UDR for Bom- % ‘Nov 4, lat37 8, loa , 39 E, fark Freia (No-), Blauaw, feom Bergen for America, no date, off the Wight: Live oat Rigas Liverpool for m (Br), MoWether, rom Lobos for Antwerp, ou 23 1 berate waite flag with W in centre, bound SE, Nov 28, lat 15, lon 3 Sebrd F. Baker, Devis, Now York for Cienfuegos, Dec 21, Jon. 8 Li MM pence, of Quebec, steering South, Nov 16, lat 17 jon 3 Fee tik showing JBLD, ri} Gottenburg for New Or- leans, Nov 20, lat 19 N, + We OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Borpuacx, Dec 24—Sailed, bark Brazil (Br), Purdy, United States. Casretiamanx, Dec 22—Sailed, Emilia Clamps, for United States. Fatwourn, Dec 26—Arrived, bark Nanny (Sw), Graf, New York. Guascow, Dec 25—Arrived, steamers Stato of Georgia (Br, Cooper, New York; 26th, Ethiopia (Br), Craig, do. Guovexsine, Dec 24—Sailed, bark Suloma (Nor), Thyge- sen, United States. Hava, Dec 25—Arrived, ship Sereamer, Austin, legas: bark Maggie ‘ton (Br), Horton, Charleston ; stoamor France (Fr), Tradelle, New York. Livxnroot, Dec 23—Arrived, ship Columbia, Carter, New ‘th, bark Dio Heimath (Ger), Kraeft, Wilming- 3 26th, ship Northampton, Trask, New Orleans, Loxpos, Dec 26—Arrived. bark Minnie Campbell (Nor), Moller, New York. Larxk, Dec 23—Salled, steamer State of Virginia ape Moodie (from Glasgow). New Yor Lisvox, Dec 18—Arrived, bark Conquistatore (Ital), Lanro, New York. Nuwcaster, Dec 24—Arnvad, bark Aukathor (Nor), Hen- drickson, Now York. Prxantu, Dec 24—Arrived, bark Ada F Crosby, Crosby, Calais, Me. Quaxxstown, Dee 25—Arrived, barks Anua Onote (Ital), Costa, Baltimore; Benefattore (Auw,, Pochich, do; Carlton (Br), Alien, Savannah, Also arrived 25th, 6 PM, steamer Marathon (Br), Garrett, Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded). Roxx, Dec 23—Arrived, bark Serrano (Br), Edgett, York, Sovrmamrton, Dec 26--Arrived, steamer Weser (Ger), Von Bulow, New York for Bremen (and proceeded). yw Or- 26th, Sailed from —— Nov 23, barks Annie Florence (Br), Thompson (from Colombo via Galle), New York; Bracaig (( Teheibes (from Totlo), New York; Dec 25, Knudsvig (Nor), Evensen, Unived States. QvxeNstows, Dec 26—Bark ¢ (Nor), Olsen, whieh ar- rived here 224 from Baltimore, had lost balwarks, and stanchions. WEATHER REPORT. PuyMovtn, Dec 28, PM—Wind SE, biowing a gale. FOREIGN PORTS. ApeLaipe, Dee 20—In port, park M. Cork. -athon, Ei Asrixwatt, Dee 15— Boston; Itth, sehr Henry a ik, Dee 15— Arrived, tare Kate Carleton, Grant, New York; 19th, weo K Hateb, Murphy, Irvine (Seot: magus. Thavaxa, Dee 17—A Lobos see Miscellany) Carn Leavitt. pA Po (Bri. Liverpoe Jeans); sehrs Mary E Staples, Trott, Pensacola; Grace Brad- ley, on aed Arrived 25th, steamer City of Vera Cruz, Deaken, New jew Yor 26th, steamer City of Havana, Philips (from Mex eared 19h, bark Bina Campbell (Br), Richards, New Orieans. In port 20th, bark Santisima Trinidad (Sp), Lopes, New York (this vessel cleared 13th In bailast, and is now taking load for New Vork, having annalied the suid clearance Lorton Vate (Ir), Healy Balumore ; sebe Chas A Con loub, Feulmore, for New York; and others dischargins ut hi ve ke pax, Deo 28—Arrived. Livknroot Brown, Portland. Licata, Nov 14—Sailed, bark Breole (Ital), Parascandolo, Philadelphia. Messiwa, Dec, 14—Sailed, brig Alberti, MeCau!: deiphia or New York. t ci, steamer Polynesian (ir), he Emina lve . Jonkine, Troon: brine Carsio ro Tiait, Portiaod: 13th, 8 V Nichols (Br), Chase, I Salied 17h, brig Agenora. Watle pouth of Hastoren, —Suiled, sehr Albert W Smith, Lutkin, ie, Des 6—Arrived, sehrs Sarah L Davis, ( ey} i 7th, Rdwre Janet to Roberts, Ryerson, Coron, Now York: WH Grani, Mu Martins ‘for New York; 12th. iro, Smeet, Dem 13th, Dore M Frei eh, Fremeh, Port Royal Sailed Doc 6, sebrs I (89), Kettey. Jacksonville; 7tn, Amelia Ann ih, Carlton (Br), Albury, Wiimineton, NC; Inthe Klizabeth Stevens (Br), Jones, Low: don: 14th, Sisters (Hr), Curry, Jamaica. led, bark Andrea Lovies (Ital), eamors Winetener, w berry, Ceutrat American ports; 10th, Colima, Searle. Franetseo, St eres, 13—In Fert, is Caroline Cathrine (Nor\, Melsom, far New Kedtor awe, Dee 14—Arvived, sehr Minnie @ Loud, Holt, Mare soities. JaG0, Deo 20—Arrived, brig by H Cole, Rose, New Yorn seacionpsre of d ck load in & gale) eo 23—Cleared, ‘wche Champion, New Sylvanus BI nd, Green, Liverpool. —Suiled, bark nai (Ital), Monastoro, i ge Frank, Wallace, for New York, ldg; Port. tT Daxrwovrit, Dee 11—Put in, Silas Ft for New York. Off 11th, Monte Adenro. from Lynn for Baltimore : Paolo, Rotterdarm for do: Windward, Hamburg for Now York ; Ame- lia Ross, London for Nescenter Island. q rime ey Dec 9—Of, ship Osco (Ru for York: Minnie Duntix, Dee Teka: 4, Lots Arrived-—[tays of Licht, Son F De: bry und Dee 10. arrived, 1 Telegraph, Williams, Pabel- jon de Pies. nee Dec ,9—-Off, Ivalo, Jungell, frony Hull for ull isiver ai ed Dec 7—Sailed, Aura, Wood, Havana via lemtyn, Fatmouti, Dee 11—Arrived, Louisa R Costas, ——, Bal- timore for Dietee (aud sailed); 12th, Thiorva, Graham, London for Halifax. Foukrstosk, Dec 8—Off, Wellington, O’Brien, from bapa for Tor naindy Hook Or rane donk resare 3 is Jus A Borland, pprsrenen ‘ork. Hastines, Dec 9—Off. Christopher Columbus, ikaredeoas West Hartlepool for Baltimore. 7 ei, Dee O-Salled, Amati, Aneto, Phitadelphie; je toi. Havux, Dec Y—Arrived, Phoenician, (x), Seott, paisa 10th, Moonbeam, Field, Lobes. Sailed Mh, Hanna Selmer, Hicks, $¢ Thomas; 11th. Job tran, Reed, ee 4 Merit, Call, Hampton Reads; Hiruade. “Cgland. Jeswicut, Deo L1— Arrived, Slawell dane, from Bull Ri Frived, Livenroou, Jduho , _ ‘ork; 10th, Shacktord, B Peak ectra, Crosby, cl hedis ath rien, by. vite Hiuiss Retuode, Dapieee trian Heat. ie Herwig, Miramichi. Sailed 9th, Pema (s). The Reynard, Tybee Coland. Patlakse r . ne d Oth, Hildii z Cteare ing, done Sarde! M “i Kaudsen, New Kdwin & Lizzie, Th baltimore, Sailed from Gravesend 9th, W 12th, Sir Robt Peel, Larrabee, New York. Fe Luamnick, Dec 11—Aerived,’ Constante, Joancich, New Lxitn, Dec 11—Sailed, Frank. for Wilmington, Maascuis, Dee 8—Suilod, Duisburg, Schulk ore. Marsuitixs, Dec Mrssina, Dew Maunitivs, ‘Oct 25— be, Nxwrort, Dec 10—Sailed, W L Bradley, Chaso, Havana New Ross, Dee 10—Sulled, ( Ponruann. Dee 9-08, Ne Plus Ultra, Borden, Londen for loth, Wave’ Queen, Wilson, do for Baltimore, pas into the Roads; 11th, Lotus, Curry, London for Sa jborguoun, Dec 10—Salled, Woizlava, Nedden, Wilm! ie c, Piawin Point, Dec 10—Paused, Garland (of St John, wouti, Dec 10—Of, Louisa Male a bef Southamp- ¢ 11th. Bi y York. New York; Puy tow) ford. chest St css Dee 9—Arrived, Chin Yang, Hawkins, New st, Dee 11—Sailed, Auna, Larsen. Now York; Al- io A Cheney, Arey, Favat, Dec 2—Sailed, Geo E Corbett, Hughes (from Fer- mania ets Barrow. vy, an re ‘Olyra aes ‘You a “oll ALENCIA, ve Mala: PI eH By Cleared 9th, Emma L Shaw, Meleber; s sailed 12th). Orteans, via Port Mala wens Dowsat, tie: Arrived. pier, “Ondlta;’ Eaioo; and Hamilton, Wilt Liverpool “a oe Bee 11-Artl Sniled 11 CURISTIANSAND, ec 4-5 Orient a Ml, tol bat put back 4th ‘Gxxoa, Dee h-Sailed, Geo T Kemp, Taylor, Messin: *. Mobile. Hoxe bee a “about Dee 9 ~ Arrived, Cy (s\ mi Livuxroot, Dec 12—Arrived. a ampbe Musinush: Neotland, Wetmore: i inh be: in S tick, Mitvaaioh in). Hillinge.. Bost mre Louise, Morch, de foe Reitatone Liverus, Lamberti, do; Wil NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1876. —W1TH SUPPLEMENT. i. fr waitin New Dec 11—Off the Start, Abana, Nethias. from ast, Dec 9—sailed, Wm Wilcox, Killman, Hampton xlxternuavex, Dec 8—Arrived, Hermann (s), Reichman, jew Yur! ;Smled Yk; Kroupring Fr Wilhelm (s), Neynaber, New Bonnxavx, Dec 7—Sailed. WT Harward, Dowler, New: Port, SA, Grant, Cailerinien, New Orlewus (aud sailed from Bailed from Fesiting 108, Wilhelm Re nan Rp irmeister, Seyannall; Oth, Filadelfia, Poldengo, Philadel Chookmavan: Dee Liearrived. Barrell, st denn, NB, Dee. O—Arrived, Ossoinuk A, Ossoinak, New Comberlund, Webber, Havana, Sth—Balled. aise A Orr, Orr, Havana; Emeline, Logan, Mavane, NauTH, Dee 11—Arrived, Bos razer, St John, NB. ie} prexuauen, Deg S—Arrived, rot te Christianse: Yor Gants: Dec2 Salted. Dart, Facey. st Johns, NF. Caurtacnxa, Dec 6—Sailed, C Baltimore, Dat, Bombay (not New York). sipehored ko ‘appans, Mercich, Shields for I" i pero Queen, Dollar ‘ork, Raymons, Mailedetphia. Balestrino, } ilson, Mobit Be. nda, ‘Sorensen, Galveston. ), Archer, Halifax; tl Lpemlons Lavers, Bran ton, jan St John, jadelpbia, ke; 11th, 3 Hari Gametal Taylor, do; Savannah; 12th, Yarmouth. Raymond, Thorndenn, Harvey, do. Wilmington, Alfred. Gr Bull, Phitadelphi + Beimiga, Franks, Somers, Ackle; Churieston, Lospox, Dec 9-—Cleared, a ja (s). MeKay, New York (and satied from Gravesend’ 10th} ‘th, Wilhelm, Ri Clements, Barbad \. Balti Ono, Baltimore. ith, New York, dN reported put back); Shortsman, Blanchurd, soekins, Narixs, Dec 6—Arrived, Caledonia (9), Allison, Glasgow, 2 5—S jovannl D, tor New York. imma, Levi, Shiel UXENNTOWN, Dec O—Arrived, Atlas, . for New ¥ ‘osta, Philadel phi: Dec 6—Arrived, Minerva (s), Bark nig ey 1, ) Biackinw. Mobile. tisfuction, for Doboy. rod, Arbitrator, Beavan, Miramichi Te Deo fi Om, ‘Ualla, Quebec for Gi jester, Young (from Hamburg), Ke « Bay, Nov 11—Arrived, J. Montevideo. TE Dee NJ Pabens, aris, for Uaited Stu ii if Toh | Trojan, a Hut er bers agg Dee 11. B Yannovra. IW, Dec @—Sailed, Jenny Armstrong, Thom; son, trom Southaimpton for New York. vaio al iPan cnsitee Vas be Avruxpony, Dec 12—Arrived, Yoeng, Auld, obec. "ALLOA, Dec 10—Arrived. Stillicon ranich. Baltim Avcntane NZ, DecS-Arrived, Zoslundin tye stents San Francisco, Ane “ona, Dee 7—Bailed, E EA Boernord, Willely, Palermo. Brisrov, Dee 18—Arrived, Woodburn (8). Toimpeon, lebec; North Wind, and. Atkins "Qugbec for Bristol. Pensacola. Buitimore. nd. Bravsavis, Dee 13—Trene, Perry, Q: putpaee Dee id—Arrived, Vesper Harding, Bull River; Buteshire, Jones, St Jobn, NB. York (un Borpxavx, Dec 11—Arri Sailed 12th, William Hunter, Neilxon, Banceuoxa, Dee 8—Arvived, Brido, Sailed &h, Fiett. Hanson Savannah. Buxwernaven, Dee 11—Arrivea, fansa (s), Bussins, New Batavia, Got 30—Arrived, 1 N Banos. Bangs, River | ( Plate: Yecumseh, Bennett’ Samanang | for Channel): Nov 1. ae Russi, Capetow: s Louise, Perkins, Cardi |, B Webster, Prin dingapore, ‘ Sailed Oct 28, finn Francie: Hattie G B Nov 2, Hazard, Pre CL Wayer, Stolp. Quebec. on, Sloane, paseage ti de walled, i Lie ze vel Surleich, New York. New Yor ont Sere, WGA, Nov 20-In port, Rebecea Gotidard, joudey, Doscine, Dec i Arrived, Peter Young, Tedford, Pabel- Jon de Pies. Fawouti, Dee 11—Off, Navesink, Barstow, Charleston | js for, Harbus | A Holt, Morton, Lobos: Alfredo, Gne- Hii passed the ‘Lisard 13th, Padia (It foie. *, Dee 12—Arei Br Miramehi: 1th, Emily, veh, Lake Erie, Selater, tin. hi nthe ai Janel Q is, rived, Dunsinane, Cochrane, Mon: antia, wegen, do. 13th, Sapoll ee tor Leche urak, Dee t—Arrived, larais, Dall, Bareelor red for New Orieatis). 24, America, Lemieux, New York, si Augel (from Ma Groenient, Kanker, som Heit, Dee jatted, Tris Bull River, “at » Dee Lo shreived’ ha pe Morris, France, on silos 10th, Espelund,{ Torkelson, and Jenny, Grote, New W var, Dee 11- Sailed, U1 Ron e : ah Vifaito , Daidnecl,” Baltimore: Bild, Sebeabers periey 13th, Pharwiclan te Scott, ‘Montevides nnd noe arod Tith, Missouri. Warren, cisco vin Yokohama: Cotwater, Pr ris), Latte, nancy, York ; Batted tain, tard as: 13th, Zain: Wildewarile, Pederse Brav. Charieston; Zampa, sath Spnitadetpit y bee. 1 uasom, De 14—Arrived, Hipatia, Txanks bnew. est ine sete et re. sana eat iad pr Saived 12th chard Johnson, Pe Loapeemaneys Dec i1—sniled, Mary 2° A Mysheall, Tucker, es Dec 7--Nailed, Lake Michigan, Lamout (from Ghangow) i Lat, Dee 1u—Arrived, Skt F thes i: Tah, Amon, Maxeuento, Now Yoru. taine rad k Parcavich. New saltimure. as E Morrison, Smith, ‘Passed, Queen ef Cambria, Shields, for Elliasen, — for Pensacola; adel phia. Sawyer, Hambarg Niggreen, Huli "Bremen for New Moricieh, Now York for Glangone 10th, +t Nicholas,’ Saunders, New Vork: But- GL Weyer, Stolp, Quebec tor Cor! vie Lucie Rudman, Meyer, New York. Rybr, IW, Dee 10—Of, Syskonen (ship), Reutervall, ber London for Bull River. 94 a ton: Ox- cw Orleans for Havre; Vigilant, Baltanoro tor Gol. ¢ 13—In Clayhole 13th, Chioggia, Furlan, Barxaa—Of Torbay Dee 13, Lioyd (bark), Jacobsen, Norway for Wilmingy rived, San Carlos, Atherton, Port- Humboldt, Dussorget, New to! wtaty, New York (and sailed Nov 3 | Keans'atbmie thor, Anderson hesay, Iverson, New | Caucurta, Nov 14—Sailed, Pride of the Port, 8. Boston; 16th, Andromed: Drat, Dec i—Anchored, Capri, Barker, Leith for Arrived, Curlew, Jones, Cailao for ed. dtelte. Mitchell: Pernam- unto, New York: Lith, Medora, Sharleston), Bris- id Hunter, Twombly, Ni Dee 12-~C Uamva, Flynn, Ms A age a Signa gt Poe i iaiks abies hata for Ki sala ‘ut in est; aa po dar'‘Seddcn irom’ Portamoush maton, S Pu @ 13—, Bull purngurs. Bee ie -Artined. _tisnehe, es ee Bow f Tah, X's Tucker: it Faas, hg ancy TO ra, ard), Fre tended oy a geting award lninnd (end euied oe Haas oviptat yal vis Mali Trower Mosironl vit Malis: rag ke aks eee Sa James, Hondersan, ite ysicnas Tet: ports es ns, it Jonn, n Watery 4 ate eles oe eho, “Bosoet . NB, bee: by. Penk Sacer nada, ne aii for Cork} on Ppauher, Woitouh Montrea! Sovtuawrrox, Dec sailed, Kronpring F Withelm (3) (from Bremen), New Yor Sixcarous, Nov s—Saited, Unison. John mn, New York. Sypsky, NSW, Des 9—Arrived. City of Syduey (), doris, San’ Francisco, ke. STRAITS OF SUNDA, Uct 24—Passed, cee R Sow for Boston ; 29h, : Pendies Porter, ‘ary D ypatia, isney, St Sn ‘hom: ort Nov 27, U Seaeaxurn, Boe oe Se Een Philadephia, ie asta Oct 3O—Sailed, Caroline pie Eng Oct 19—Sailed, J G Pe \digtom, Gilmore, h, Ric! rd Me Man, ae Adie, Eliogtan New York sind, Fensaes Dee #sSuiled, Ll piece Gerolt New York, cena ai Sent ¥ Robertsoo, Milian, aux (before vrted smiled 41! keter, Dee Arrived, Astor, Knmdson, Philadelptita, Wiwaisves, Dee 12—Arrived, Sazuenuy, Townes, Chat ham, 7 Seantony, Dee 12—Suiied, Giovanni D, Duleich, New ‘ork, Baxcon (NW), Dee 18—Tho bark Tr Rurstox, Dec 9—The shi Qelattre of Boston, Manni: eee elt Hoston Nov. 11. On the 130 wate hich si wh: heavy, 17—Terrific gale and soe Kole hs ee caresiae a expe strnek the ship house and decky running from NNE, mainrall, topygallaint vuleark, ee. Allin washing awa te ans er an Pe 5 shi Tnboring heavily. sao hi Furwaxti sbe telerraph from Baravia, Dee 11) —The rete M You ” t Bag By "_ py me snare at junbury xt joy A, snd had not been got off om Nov 10; sha.wili probably be" utal wreeks "© Gotnennvure, Dec 12—The bark Christina Redman, Haw- sou, from Gloucester, Mass, arrived here; threw SOU barrels overboard, Livrrroot, Dee bar ye Chilian (s), trom New Orleans, vrrived here, bad boat smashed and others slightly ‘ged in wiyate on Nov 2 rnard is), Pontet, whi d_ here yeste rang ow Urieans. reports vet from auth. Nov toothy Dea rienced stroug and heavy gales from NNW to lost two bonteand had rails aud deckhouse damaged, passed the Sign ea and abandoned schrJamet eh deep Grapbell, Thowds, from M mes Cam here lus qnash, ‘and jost her lscklontl on Dee ey ber deg 4 gale. QuexxstowN, Dee 12—The Prince Edward (a), rrivog here Sage Prinee Kdward Island, tell in with the Medusa, from Charlottetown (PED, on Deo 4 in Tae 43x W, dismusted and in» sinking condition, hnnving five fect water in hold, cargo shifted and pumps choked. She wand bas landed them 30h —" Calisty. Hawes, Hardt from St Jobn for Liverpool (timber), has put in here doa) The Verona, Lemarehund, -arrived here from Prince ho ward Island. fost two sien, overboard on ‘Dec 2 from t wheel in # heavy gale nad. wind, ranaing ina ua) = Rit Michart's, Deo 2—The Emilla Augnstu, Portuguese feom Vensneola for af Lvarpeol i og been con: mined, was sold at auction. by order of the owners Nov 29. and realized for hull and all matortuly 4, one milreiy gross, Warrnrvorn, Dee 18—The bark Razeto Padre, Chesse, from Baltimore (maize). got aground on he mud, Pi Eust, entrance of harbor, but was towed day wi ‘withe Out apparent damage. AMERICAN PORTS. . ASTORIA, Dee 17—Salled, siilp Horse (Br), Wadley, Qaeenstow bark Avondale (Br). do, BO: De Arrived, barks Lizzie Merny, fetiat ins, Hadgdon, Buenos Ayres: brew Alex Richol, He inven Alao ‘arrived, brig Tie in. Coffin, Gonaives: aches C & . Melutosh, Cape Haytien: Gen Connor. Shute, Ronsire; Floreuce Wackerill, Donne, Gonaives: Uiriew g Smith, Edwards: Geo D Perry, Flim and Albert Daily, Nasou, Hoboken: and Ghellence Norwood Weehawken: Governor, Kuston, und Mavgie D Marston, Bisoking ne Perth Amboy? Ellen % Duffield, Raynor, Woodbria ‘Thar Deluwafe Cliy? Addie M Bird: Fat Alton, Doane,’ Virginia; LA Burnham, Harris, Pasea gouls. maito bi al brig Zetiand oo Kennedy. London. Rteam la (Br), eh Liverpool; jm kor, Baltimore Patue Medinet Aes Grems jardin ine, Now Orleans BALTIMORE, Dee 23—Cleared, sehr Emerson Roxes 2th arcved,| brig Harry (not Mary), sepa San An- 2uth—Cloared, steamers Wm Kennedy, Prove Porto racohendl yg peeing erly ed fend Sebhi ths Tnawich. THA Dec 22—Cleared, bark Jas Peake (Br), ESTO Bi rel Li ‘Sailed—Brie kibe (Br), Wrabach. Dubtin. KASTPORT, Dec 17—Arrived, sckr Samuel Knight, Gen Tish, New Yor! EDGARTOWN, Dec 23—Arrived, sebrs Thos Booso, Som iy for Boston; Nellie Lamper, Hegang $j Delaware, VERN ANDINA’ Dec 16--Arrived, brig Goo Harris, Stow. ik Leaming, Phitua ers, Stockton, Me, via St Marys: sche Fran Thompaon, Nartford ‘Zim—Cleared, brig Fernane (Sp), Acairre, London, pisilsd tne wachol, ‘Norton, New York rie Henest, nt, Karbacos ‘FORTEESS MONROE, Dee 25 Passed in for Beltimora, brig Jon Bod (Bis). Cevvell fom Orenifla GALVESTON, Deo 2 Aivived, bark Lincoln, Thora, N les. th —Arrived, xtonmer Rio Grande, Bolzer, New York. y of San Antonio, Pennington, N rived, eamer Aurseatian (Bo). Peters se galver. Nh; bei; ram bnetis, Wireasset: ra Jefferson, pea WES Yom; aitite ram, Drioweeneee den be anhips © Robertson etek Selig oes brige (Nery, Fieoswpc: a Ship Alice M Mngt is > wave at 2 PM for New KEY WEs1T, Dee 17—Arri iy sohr Saran Wall, Roberta, | Pens iota. jot. achr Jachin, Pensseola, Dee 1—Arrived, bark Wanderer (Nor), Rolf w Orlenns, rdehn 8 Lee. Lee, Philadelphia. schr Benj B Church, Kelly, Phitadetphia, ana et (Br), Scott, Amsteraam; scht Arrived ith = Arrives Doo 6—In ‘port steamer Eth fiom’ New York, Passe Satin vo onl 27tm Doe at aretvee ship Jupi dricgseu, West Hortlepool Thos R Pilsbury Pitcher, Hambury Below—Bark Dario (Aus), from Cork; sehr Wm M Jones, Davis. from Havane Cloared—Steamer City of Mexico, Sherwood, Vera Cruz via Tampice and Taxpan, Téth--Cieared, ship MeDoucall (Br), Davis, Havre: bark Gartotta, dip), Tampero, Harcelonas, brig Antonita (Sp), ferees, do. ‘Arrived ut the Pases—Ships Viola (Br), Vaughn, Livers poot, Winnie Swift (Mr), Liewell, Bremen; barks Guisep- en iAcal}, Santos: Primes 3 rape (Br), Bard, London; tio (Ans). Zach, Lame s Guardinn, for Havre; Con- 4 3 Anna Walsh, Nes Down ae SC, Deo 28—Arrived, steamer Cazondes Tet Falrebitd, New York (and proceeded for Fernandina). TORT MADISON, Doc I8—Salled, bark Vidette, Sam ACOLA, Dec 20—Arrived, brig Ramirez, Barnard, PHIM DELPHI, Pe bog ot ney steamers Essen (Ger), dorvensen, Flushing: Roman, Crowell. Boston: Catharine Whiting, Hari idence : Nagra oc Vi erie, ndieton. (tab, Cnaeo, Mice Christine (Br). Andrews, do. Cleared Steamer Agnes, Rurtick, New Yi Tina Hernburg’ Gulseppinn © Veale Ohlapelia Dove: Cee asst Devil. (iy 3 7 Arrive wid (Be), Jo borg: birk Frateile Tixt dtal), Audret, ‘da and tor Baltimore). Pr: areice hee Aviat (Br), Nielson, Harwich; bare inate, Bristol; Acois (Nor), i th ba Dandole (Ital), Alberto, . Seniaginn, Genon. i; A M-Steamer Albemarle, Gibbs, New ‘Srigw Sage for. Sages ond Eliza Villegas for Ponce lef Newenstle, es at 10 A Mtoe w Ma LiL AN ee Nerived. sche Yreka, Moon, tpert for Re Mork red—Sehr Nathan Cleaves, Atwood. Virginia. th Arrived, bark Dirigo, Donnell, ath, to Toad for Landes Arrived. stenmor Cireassian (Br), Wy via Halifa: Wea Biccinoon feotee Gipurecters ‘toy Kainna, Nash, do. lg Alired, Gamage, Paysandu; “Hettle M Bain, Thestraps Matan SAW FRANCISCO, ‘Dee 17—Sailed, ship Shirley, Nath. ows, Tecoma; barks Sautons (Br), MeDonald, Cork : sake, Pert wenisoky Paues Unesions Beranton, W Almy, Freeman, Honolal cht, Sears, Nanaimo; sehr Wu Humboldt, tional (Fr. Mazen, Brichane via Despointes, Ni castle, HAW. nived, Foamer Geosete (Be), Parsell, Hong Kong “SKATTLE. Bee 18—Sailed. brig Levi Stevens, San Frans elne: SAVANNAH, Dec 22—Clonred, sour Tarry Not, Corson w York (not Philadelphia pesibvies: h—Acrived, steamers Marnolia, Dancett, New Yorks jen. i ad Baltimore; sehr 8 W Townsend, Towns eee sete ‘terme Frances, Burns. Buenos Aj bras (Bri, haves (feom Charente), Dari arpa ih} NEY ARD HA a Arrived, schirs Addie Todd Sarnam. t Martins, for Hoston (5 ee w va Yorks; ngnershee! tor do, “Henjumin D Pet Palisa ‘Wary F Heron, Portland for done Sailed —Brie Moralng Light; sees Stowell, Sherman, Pleotwinz: Wingnersheek wid Prairie Wind (i. NGTON, NC. Dee 20—Helow, brig Joshua King (Gri, Heratttou, from Liverpool. Cleared—s(eamer Lucille, Beunett, Baltimore ya Charles. share} Angemundssn, Bristol YACHTS, STEAMBUATS, &c. ANTED—A BALLEN POWELL GAN: hag riezed a uy porfect order. Full” widen ee wa q MisCRALAWEOG .. OLUIE DIVORCES, LEGAL EVERYWHERE. tonite ici Riko Oy Lawye ero Se Mack's plows, a ae : a =) te ae : 4 _