The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1878, Page 10

10 REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE. THE ASSOCIATION OF THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REQUESTED GEORGE BLISS AND THE REST OF THEIR PRE: To WITHDRAW THE T DELEGATES FROM THE CENTRAL ORGANIZATION, The Republican Central Commitieo held last ing their first regular meeting since the late cle ‘at Republican Hall, ‘Thirty-third street and Browl and it was without doubt the liveliest and most exe ven- ing meeting the committes has held in over a year. "The hall was Alled throughout, and when the time for the opening of the meeting arrived there was hardly standing room in an; one-ualf of the persons present were delegat part of the hall, Not however; but a great portion of them were interested in the position that Mr. George Bliss and the Eleventh District Association had taken at the late election i regard to bolting the nomination of Bernard Biglin for Alderman from the Seventh Aldermanic district. The president, Josep! chav, and Solon B. Smith acted as secretary. h C. Pinckney, oceupied the The calling of the roll was the. first proceeding in order, and went sons quietly till the Eleventh yeni, district was When the name of George Bliss was renin it was greeted with prolonged cheers, followed by a perfect storm of hisses. This showed at once the temper of the meeting and proved to be the opening note of the sharp contest forthcom- ing, When the Sixteenth district was reached, which is Biglin’s, and the name of Michael Cregan, the chair- man, was called there was the same storm of cheers and hisses, only the best of it. the cheers seemed to decided it was have by the that there were 181 delegates present. wecretary ‘The report bey the Exctutive Committee the annual primery elections on Tuesd 10, was adopted. the republican: party throughout the calling tor December en resolutions congratulating vunty on the late successes and the indorsement which it gave to honest money and the consequent resumption of specie payment on January | were also adopted. BEGIN NIN THE Row. The fight now began by Mr. Michael Cregan offering a set of resolutions passed by the Sixteenth District Association at a late meeting, asking the be expelled from the an investigation be at the Eleventh district, as it wus opposed the election of Bernard Biglin, the regu- the Republican Convention, lar nominee of direct and open vi & member of Central Com: onee made i jiolation of ¢ Republican Association. George Bliss tee and that nto the affairs of med that Bliss had in pledge as his Mr. Jhr- dine. of the Eighteenth, and Mr. William M, Mont- gomery, of the Fifteenth, offered. somewhat similar’ resolutions: lately’ passed at meet- ings of their respective district associations. These being placed on file Mr. C1 mn rose again and \d the question concerning Me. Bliss on his action the late election had not been passed upon, and he wanted to know whether a man as prominent a6 Mr. Bliss vould do as he had done and still rereain # member of the organization,” tere to-night.” vation :-— Resolved, That the Ei tan Association shall bo remove the suid (001 tral Comimtttee of th and that question I want settlea He then offered the following reso- Assembly District Republi- is hereby requested aud urged sas a delegate to this Con- ity and county of New York. A motion to lay it on the table being lost, Mr. Bliss rose to reply. but order ha follows:—""I ¢ sire g been to say but He was greeted with cheers and hisses, restored ho #poke as a few words. I understand this attack, where it comes from and its motive. care not what action the convention may take; neither does the committee that I represent. The eminent statesman from the Sixteenth does not understand, perhay no one except for erately ask the , that the committee can expel isorder, and that he cannot delib- mittee to take unconditional action. I4ook over this convention and I see among the dele- gates present many who, when I was United States District Attorney, ‘Thunted out of office for official corruption—many who met me ‘with cringing ulation when I was in that position—many who went through the city boasting before last election that the combination ticket would be defeated. All these, I expect, ‘s resolution.” will Mr. yote for Mr. Cr- Bliss then went into & detailed account of the mode and manner of the last election, showing that Mr. Biglin was beaten in every district as well as in the Eleventh by the republicans themselves. He said that his pledge required him to stand by Leone action of his association, but that his bind him to support 8 man whom untit for office. ‘The speaker also recited a number of charges against Biglin in regard to his taking money for procuring positions while in office, as well ax ap- (age. money abse: ribed for t! did not ee aes to be he organization. lo then went into’a long statement of the compara tive returns of different elections to show that Biglin had always been recreant to his party. and had sold out.several times. Mr. Bliss’ speech lasted about half an hour and was cheered and hissed ree , and pressed the orizinal resoin- was followed by lige toe Dittenhoefer, who claimed that Mr. ough he and his association had acted in a bold, manful, open manner; he yet had no right to bolt ® reguiar nomination in an offieial way. If Biglin was as bad a man as he was claimed to be, Mr. Bliss nomination not like in the © ought to have fought ‘onveution, a1 bam his he did the action of the Convention to retire. But he followed the principle of John 'C. Calhoun, and remained in the Cuion and nullified the law. ELEVENTH DISTRICT DELZGATES TO TY REMOVED. Mr. Couner, of the Eleventh Assembly distriet, moved an amendment to Mr. Cregan’s resulntion that, instead of singling out one mam, the Eleventh ‘Ape sembly District Association delegates remove all its be to Tequested to the Central Committee. His amendment was accepted after some further debate. Fx-Judge Dittenhoefer then said:—“If this central body has no right to reorganize a committer from any Assembly dietrict, then central committee has no existence and the party is at an end.” After some cros-firing between Dr. Hall and a Ninth district named Butler & motion for an indefinite postponement was lost by gentleman foom the avote of 110 to 73, A moti« to adjourn was lost by about the same vote. Mr. Cregan then anoved the previous qnestion. Before the vote was taken the Chair ordered the committee to go into executive session in order to discontinue the turmoil, ond all On the vote being then taken thore were and 51 nays, end this being a trro-thirds vote excluded from the hall except the delegates and E:-: hair announced the meeting adjourned. RIVAL EXCISE COMMISSIONERS. ‘WILLIAM H. STINER MAKES A FORMAL DEMAND TO BE REINSTATED AS EXCISE COMMISSIONER THE LEGAL BATTERIES OPEN FIVE. The conflict between the old and the sew boards of Excise Commissioners is a last. to be decisively settled. Pro- seedings were commenced yesterday by Mr. George Bliss on behalf of William H. Stiner, who made formal demand for the posseswion of the offies of Excise Commissioner, and being refused a writ of quo warranto was applied for. It Will be remembered that Mayor Havemeyer took pfiice in 1873. In the spring of that year he ap- pointed James L. Stewart, D. D. T. Marshall and Jobn HK. Voorhees Excise Cot bold office for three years, 135 of the Law of 1870 (tho A month later the new charter of 1875 mimissioners, to under chapter Tweed charter). went into effect, which, under the recent decision of Jndge Sedgwick, pt the Superior Court, in the case of Morton vs. The Mayor and Aldermen, legieleted all the old officers out ons and established the point pf their official that under Commissiouers toukt hold their the 5th meyer nominated Ml the vacancy, igen sare that the Eaciee Commi vinted ¢ yearr, ap] and Jaco! well as is the Governor by ee = Oe vaniniae! jon constituted the day, Mr. Morrivon acting as president. a suit against the city mnenced his salary, but years. Judge Sedgwi ar) the new were »b; the Mayor. Wickham ghio M. Patterson, They held office until December, 1877, absconded Morton was removed shortly afterward Patterson On the 6th of January of this year inted Dr. Philip Merkle known, local positions that y William the Board of janioners coul rue Jt., a @ and rs, and Board to cm ick, of th charter officers, for Mr. Voorhees resiyned in the spring of 3 of November of Mr. and appointment and James these Super the Excise and #0 years. and on war Mayor Have- H. Stiner to was Aldermen, In ling the opinion serve only three six . Morton, Owen Murphy Board of and Mur. in that resigned. ee Ely ap- thi present 6 Morton com- two not only to recover also to be reinstated, claiming that under the new charter hi of office was six rior Court, ren- dered & decision against the city on the 2d of this Mr. Morton took the ground that he could only be removed by the Mayor; that the Governor bad no power to remove him, and thateven if he hud he exer- cised it in an improper and irre; | manner. Hie further maintained that he temoved for malfeasance in office, and that aitempt had been made to prefer or prove him. hk things, “The act means to make the Mayor and Aldern giving them the nomination a1 officers, responsible for the eondnet of the officers, aguinst other charge among Judge in appointment of ly be ho said, Geciaion _ Sedgw his The responsibility was to be coextensive with the city Jurisdiction, and although you may st interests of the city would be most largely that the ted by the conduet of the heads of Sa, we Commis: vioners and boards specitied in act, nevertheless the government of the city, as to efficiency and teonumy, would be vory gravely affected hy the officers not na in the act. med expedient—indeed the effect | ‘tinely be nneuceessful— name in the act all the city officers and boards, with # Aeseription of their fend the all, Aw the ¢ nominate the wermnOhky section, arter nm tesponsibility of t that the ners of Exeive under the Jom taiss that | to bis home by his duties, the 10 it fallows It was proper to éx- oy to | jayor should necebearily NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, their term of office was Yengthened and they were to be vemoved by the Mayor. Consequently the Gover- nor had no jurisdiction to remove tl plaintitt in this case, and the proceedings taken before the Governor had no effect upon his holding of the offic By virtue of this accession Mr. Stiner instructed his counsel, Mr. Bliss, to commence proceedings of ouster against the present Commissioners so that he may regain nis seat aud fill the unex- pired portion of his term of six years. Mr. Bliss on Monday addressed a ietter to Mayor Ely, in which he cited the foregoing judgment, and said that, having heard the May tended to nominate a candidate for the anéy yesterday, he wished to apprise him that h an ap- pointment, if confirmed, would be invalid. Mr, Bliss added that lie was susteined in his position by Corporation Counsel Whitney. He held that bis client (Mr. Stiner), having laid claim to the office, ‘there could not be four claimants for three offices. Messrs. Bliss and Stiner called yesterddy and found Mr. Merkle, to whom they recited the judgment of the court and made a forma! demand for the office, which was refused. Hence the legal pr proceedings. THE CO COUNTY CANVASS. THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN MESSRS. HALL AND HATZEL IN THE EIGHTH DISTRICT—MANDAMUS PRQCEEDINGS BEFORE JUDGE LAWRENCE. ‘Whe quostion as to the result of the election for Al- derman in the Eighth Aldermanic district was the subject of a somewhat protracted and interesting a gnment before Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, on a motion to compel the Board of Canvassers to recanvass the yotes, the ac- casion drawing together numerous city politicians and others interested in this political controversy, It was claimed that in the Eleventh election district of the Eighth Assembly district George Hall, on the Tammany ticket, received 200 votes, and Jacob Lutzel, who was running on the same ticket, only reccived twenty-three. It is now charged’ that this is ® serious mistake, and that the truth is Hatzel received 93 votes and Hall 130, which would have resulted in that district in the election of Hat The clerical mistake, it is alleged by Hall, occurred in this manner :—In making np the count the clerks Were short of stationery and the returns were made up on a small piece of paper having 123 votes: to Hat- zel were given the second ad third tines, making his vote 93. BALL'S DEFENCE. It was argued on behalf of Mr. Hall by his coun- set that a mandamus should be grauted because the Board of Canvasecrs, in whom resided diseretion- ary powers, bad decided by vote of 14 to 1 not to go behind the’ returas. By these returns it was shown that Halt had received 200 votes to Hatzel’s 23. Under the Inw inspectors are not allowed to change the vote. Hatzel_ has no reason to complain, as a specimen bal- lot with his name on it is attached.’ If this mandamus was complicd with it would. stop the county canvaea, and to order a new election for a trifte would not be equitable. Ou technical grounds a copy of the ballot with Hail’s name on should have becn affixed. After the ballots had becn counted they had all been de- stroyed, and, having been destroyed it was impossi- bie fo aMix one. Counsel for Hatzel insisted on the technical objection that tmasmnch as a ballot with Hall's name on had not been attached the return was not 2 complete one and should not be received. After further argument the Court took the papers, reserving decision, THE GRAND JUR ANNUAL. ‘Twelve members of the Grand Jury, including the foreman, yesterday visited Blackwell's Island. They conchided their “official visit’ with a bountiful lunch, provided at the public expense by the Com- | missioners of Charities and Correction. The Com- missioners, according to the usual annual custom, were highly complimented during the Innch by the jurymen on the excellent condition in which they found the public institutions. Commissioner Cox offered a toast to the Grend Jury's health, and the foreman offered a toast to the health of the Commis- sioners. Both toasts were drank enthusiastically. The visit losted from half-part ten o'clock in the fore- mo ietey until half- five o'clock in the ever The cial report this vieit will be submitted to the Court—with bcd lunch part omitted. THE TEACHERS’ - SALARIES, No little dissatisfaction has prevailed among the Principals and teachers of the public schools during the past few days in consequence of the delay in the payment of their salaries. The usual date each month for payment is the 15th, and as no reason was allegod why the postpanement took place thin month the quite excited over the unin: er. of letters hase been Pouring into the Hera asking for pubile condemnationof the unnenal oecurteace, not « few attribating afl the Diane to varioun causes of neglect on the part either of the Finance Department or of the Board of Kducation. ‘To sotve the diffenlty a Hrzatp reporter sot about making inquiries last evening as to the condition of affairs, snd soon ascertained that s change of metbed of payment had been under consideration recently in the Cormptroller’s office, and that as a result it was determined not to hand over to the of schools the warrants for the amounts due to all the teachers under their charge, but to draw a war- rant for the smount duc to each tescher individnally, which is to be paid on presentation by the holder, either by the Financo or some bank by it ted. According to the old practice the principals of the schools, after di the total amount due to the teachers of the school or schools under their jurisdiction, paid the reapective schools to which they be- sone, bad iebis necensitated the carrying of large sums of money through the strests by all the princi- pols on or about the same day of the month, it was feared, in the light of recent startling developmenta of crime, that s simul- taneous attack might be made upon the city funds in the principals’ posseasion and the pre- caution was defmed advisable to gnard against sibie contingency. Asx some time wan voquioel ini order to make the necessary arrangernents for i change, which is to come into operation to-day, the Finance Department bas delayel some four days longer than nual in meking out the warrants. AN ACTRESS’ ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Bertha Parks, twenty-five : years of age, an actress in the ballet “Les Papillons” in the Italian opers “Rigo- letto,” now being produced at the Academy of Music, and residing at No, G04 East Twelfth stroot, attempted suicide lest evening by taking opium at her reeidence Her husband, George Parks only left her for a short time, and when he returned he saw the pros. trate form of his wife upon the floor. He called to her, but she did not notice him. He called a lady living on the seme floor with him to his assistance and called in a docter, who pronounced it a case of opium poisoning, aud advised his wife's removal to Lellevne Hospital. The police of the Eleventh precinet were notified and an ambulance was summoned. Dr. McKenzie, at Bellevue Howpital, devoted hin efforte for the reed 7 of his patient last night, but thonght, at midnight, that «he would not recover, The cause of the attempted enicide, her husband said, was the fact of his being out of employment sines their marriage in September. The maintenunce of both, he «aid, fell npon Bertha, though he Las been ible in hie effurts 2 secure work, nw THE “STAND QUESTION, ‘The question as to the authority of the Superinten- dent of Encumbrances, in the Department of Public Works, to cause the removal of the structures in the neighborhoodof Waehington Merket, was brought up | at yesterday's session of the Common Council by | Alderman Slevin. The Alderman, in speaking upon the anbject, held that the clerks cf the various mar- keta in this city had sole and complete jurisdiction over the streets adjacent to the buiklings, and more expecially to all the «pace in@luded within a distance of 300 yards of the market structures. By the terma of an ordinance passed by the Aldermen some years o it was provided that ‘all persona paying to the clerks of markets the fees prowcribol by law are per. mitted to occupy parts of t streets contiguous to said markets wind within 200 yards thereof.” This ordinance had never been tepealed or inodified in any important particular. Te, validity had affirmed in section 119 of chapter 3% Laws of 1873, called the charter, thereby giving the ordinance of the Common Council the forre of State law. Re was submitted from Core | poration Con: Whitney, whieh concluded by suggesting the adoption of the following ordinance, which wae offered in the Board by Mr. Slevin: — An Onexayce to explain and emead chapter 26 of the Revived (rat TRO, nm wherever aged in chapter 6 of the Revised Ordinany ‘¢ Mavor, Alderinen and Com monalty of the city of New York, passed June 2), IFS, shall te deemed to include ingew ny and si walk, but eve mtnblished by law oF stoop, step, platform, trway and every orier ay and space standing, placed or betng in m of the ground whieh forms any sugh street or os! moved that a, aetintine be like Alderman Slevin ted, but Alderman Morris said he woul an opportnnity to es the and for that purpose he would move that action on the aubject be deferred. After some further discns- sion the motion of Alderman Morris was agreed to. SERIOUS ASSAULT. Sergeant Cadden, of the Third precinct, Brooklyn, arrested Dermott M. Madden, who keeps « lquor who knocked him down with his fist. In falling his head struck heavily on the sidewalk, and he was taken He has sinve been under medical treatment ms yerterday were of a character to indicate 1 the injury he received would result fatally. The accused, who is about thirty-seven of age, ix married and has a family. The quarrel between the two men grew out of the fact that iden claimed that Dowd owed bim adollar, which he demanded, but the complainant refused to pay. ‘The defendant then took hold of Dowd ‘and pushed him ont of his store to the sidewalk, id after a struggle he knocked him dow: When arraigned before Jndge Ferry yes- terday he ‘pleaded not ;tnilty, and was released on bail in the sum of su 000, WABASH RB. ATLROAD, The Board of Directors of the Wabash Railroad held a Kecret meeting yesterday in the office of the com- pany, No. 32 Pine street. Mr. James A. Roosevelt re- gned his position as president and Messrs. W. Col- burn and W. 8. Gurnee sent ia their resignations as members of the Board. All these resignations were accepted, and Mr. C. K. Gerrison was elected pres- ident in place of Mr. Roosevelt, and Mr. K. Gar rison and Mr. A. M. Billings, of Chicago, directors in place of Messrs, Colburn and Gurnee. The other Girectors are James A. Roosevelt, Cyrus W. Field, H. A. V. Post, Morris K. Hoag E. H. R: Lyman, Solon Humphreys and William Bliss, all of Now York; James Cheney, of Font Wayne Ind,; A. L. Hopkius, of Toledo, and C. Ridgely, ri Hdl, TL. Tt was re- ported that the Board had d to build a branch road having a termihus in Chicago, but the directors refused to say anything about it. WANTED TO DIE. Mary Schintzer, a German woman, thirty years of age, was arrested on Railroad avenue, Jersey City, on Monday night for drunkenness. After being placed in acell she made two attempts to commit shieide by hanging herself with her shawl to the bars of the cell door. Each time sho was cnt down and a watch placed upon her, When she was brought before Judge Davis yesterday she said that her husband had “deserted her and she wes obliged to work so hard for her living that she preferred to die rather than continue her drndgery. On Monday she had been out washing, end, after completing her work, was on her way home when she sat down on aatoop fo rest herself and the officer arrested her. She was committed to Snake Hill for three months. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, [Satie [1 Offre. Destination, jNov 20.|Liverpool..|4 Bowling Green Row 20 7 Bowling Green 169 Broadway 50 Broadway 3 Broadway Chey of 31-33 Broadway Beate of Georg 72 Broudway Buevia. 61 Broadway ...|7 Bowling :J09) Browdeay 37 Broadway 2 Bowing (ren NOVEMBER 20, 1878—TRIPLE SHEET. be! 7 Barrett. Kate en sel Mesaie Ellen, J Ponder, and War 1 Tee. for Portiand: ‘Franconi Sha “¥ om anne. for Lran: Grand Teland, for Han Fr : Providen SP Wr ight. and Lottie ha ‘Veena Oy a Haven: W Lewis, for New Bedford, and all others before reported as detained in Flushing Bay, CLEARED. Steamer Montana (Br), Jones, Liverpool via Queens- town-—Williams & Guior Steamer Devon (Br) Peters, Brist WD Morgan. Nor), Bark Lorzo (Nov), Riis, Philadel Brig Alice Head advhaw (Br), Sanfor F Whitney & Co, Brig Selina Benham & tanfard (te), Califano, Constantinople— veKen. ‘ur Te Blane, Fouchal—Hatton, Watson & ads id ge. ew ilierd'« Br), Stewart, st Jobo, NB- s Scan: 0 Broadwa jowling Groen 8 Broadway 55 Broadway [57 Broastwe jovling (ireen [72 Broad: 81 Broad: it Broadway 89 Broadway 7 Bowling Green I2 Bowling Green |4 Bowling Greon ing Green Bias 7.| Liverpool. bisa ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN ASD MOOR, HERALD YACHT’ WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. WESTERN UNION TIME BALL. * New Vaux, Nov, 18—Noon. Tho Western Union-time ball to-day fell correctly. PORT OF NEW. YORK, NOV. 19, 1878, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR HFRALD STEAM YACHTS AND, HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAM LINE. PE ay se Lasgo (Br), Grabam, Shan, 1, Amey pre Lith, Port Said Oci 16, atch and ‘de, to Hendervon Bros. Had c; pat into Bermuda for or Rerihia (Be), hia Be nomastown 10eh, with renckiye. Stesmer, “anchoria (Br), Meddorwick, Glasgow Nov 7, vin Movil tah, with imlse and passengers ty Henderson Bros. Steamer Acadia. Dickman” Port Antonie, Ja, bal 10, fruit to Aubrey Hatchinson; vessel to GF Dickman, 16, lat 31, lon 75 45, penes bark Talisman (Br), bow Steamer Gen Whitney, Freeman, New Orieen with Lene passengers to Clark & ly of Dallas, ¢ “ds, Mains, Liverpool Noy 9 and undse and paseengers to C G Branewick, f of Ravanmab,, Maltory. paxnengers to Cen Yoni. Jones, Wilmington, NC Stoam with mdre an Sdays, with ach, Richmond, City Point and Steamer Wyanok id passengers to the Ofd Dominien Xorfolk. with mase Steamship ‘Ship Lada (Wier), Stoencrafe, Bremen 41 days, with bar- vein to Theo Ruger. Had 10 days of strong westerly gales in the vietalty of Hable Island Ak Cyprns (of St John Parker, Liverpool 21 days, in Naiteu. to.1 W Fiwell & Co. Nov i2, on the western edge of the Banks, spoke ship © W Brekworth, from Lon- don for New ¥ Bark Aker (Nor), in ballast, to order. Orum, Aberdeen 41 d rk Athlete (Nor), Nerbach, Antwarp 45 days, in ballast Jensen, Marre 41 days, in ballert, to 146-23, lon 1451, saw ‘a wreck inn easterly direation: bore down mpon ie and fonnd her t be the bark Angie Saxon (Br), from Dublin for Quebec, ahan- daned and nearly fall of water (hefore reported): omly the smmant and tw sardenn Ht wera standin gastnlay pone Tie deen ent rigging had the Mppeatince Roart aint wes lying an the deel sed abe cabin prospeese’® its and everything belonging Finding that she mist ng sonw pails in the din- rim the dark, scuttled and Franentity o nder xooner oF Inter, m Sc that night come wiih iret rk Gea Jonkine (Br), Rowe, Dankirk Oct % vie, Port Now 15, in bellost, to Boyd & Hincken, Anchorod in lower bay for orders. 5 ject carefully, | | saloon at No. 4% Clinton stroot, on complaint of | Timothy Dowd. It appenta that on the evening of the 16th inst. Dowd had a quarrel with the prisoner, | Briz Leonora, Blood, Stottin 29 days, with empty barrels to order: vowel to Swan & Son. ct 24, lat tom 24 QO, spoke berk Europa (Ger), from Bremon for New York, 12 days out. Sehr SC Tryon, Nickerson, Kennebose for Washington, DE, Pat in for a harbor. Kehr Billow. Mathews, Rockland, Me, for Richmond, Va. Put in for @ harbor. Lacy Ames, Bishop, Rockland for Norfoik. Put in for a harbor. Bae Ship Servia (Br), from Liverpoo ard (Kor), tee Londons awd Ortercn (Nov). From which fuchored in the lower bay for orders, came up to (he city PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston for Now York, with mdse and passenvers to it F Dimo: Schr Tigar (Br), Parsons, Charietietows, PEI, for New York, with potatoes to order. Sehr Ada R (Hr), Charlettetown, PEI, for New York, with atoes to order sehr Kate Kallahan, Horton, New London for Now Sehr Mary E ‘ord, New London for New Yor Rehr Loon, Derby for New York Schr Joseph Rowers, Spencer, Portland, Ct, for New York. Sebr Alien Gurney, G New Haven for New York, Schr Amelia Aneusta, Mott, New Haven for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Glencus, Rearse, Now York for Boston. Bark Alice Campbel Mf York for Montevideo, Brig Alles Ada (Br), Outhouse, New York for Oparto, Brig Klien Thompron, Met: ‘annell, Mayaguez via New York tor New Haven Sebr A B Baxter (Br), Baxter, New York for Cormwal es ew bia J for Boston. New York for Boston. ¥ ‘ork for New » Now York for Portland, Ct, w Vouk for Now Haven cer, Hobokou for Baker's Landin Seber Maud Webster, soigbt Henjamin Eng or He Re Ss Hoboken for Boston, . ch. Hoboken for Hoston Sched AH Crowle, Cotton, Hobukon far Hoxton, Hi Bartlett, Lilly, Hoboken for B Joln Stockton, Hart, Hoboken for Ph he be Deter Sehe Cornelia, Lyon Scbe abel THomp mai, Willar Hehe 4 1, Rondont for non for Salem, Sehe Win Revere ohavon for Prowl | denen, Behe Atty Pardee, Shropshire, Port Johnson for Paw the ket.» | “dehe Minqnad, Port Johneon for Middletown Rehr eS hensiall, Kendall, Amboy fer Hoste Hehr Laura H donee, Stevens, Aniboy for Salem, Schr J A Bockman, Itathnway, biladelphia for Boston. Hailed from Mart Iejand Ronds this AM--Barks H Lucillé, York fi he St Patrick. do for Ante: Hiath aign' de for inevenoats brie Wit Mecilteay, jor ae tons Samshern Urgea, aod Ocean Balla st Bros. Schr Acacia (Br), Hamlin, St John, NB—P I Nevins & "Sehr Enehantress, Phillips, Savannab—Evans, Ball & Kehr Eleanor, Squires, Georgetown and Pot Bluff, SO—K D Huribut & ¢ Sehr Excel, Lndiam, Norfolk, V Staples. Sebr Anna Krve, Bryant, Perth Knoysted Frye & Co. Sehr Charles E Sears, Turner, Boxton—Mas pine Henry Edwards, Dondle, New 1 avon Cartwright & Davie. Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, Stamford—Stamford Manufac- turing Co. SAILED. Steamers Nederland (Belg), for Antwarp: Montana (Br), Liverps Riehmond, Norfolk; sul ps Star of Albion (Br), Lond Hannah (Nor), do: Thor do: GI “nee barks Bremen; Chavicn | Tiickme mania (Nor), Raner (Nor), fai Rertha (Nor), Rochofort: A. Jamaica oN Frederi Bayonne: Charies A Hoard Br) Rt Johu, PR; Mary Knowl: ton, Kingsts Five Brothers (Br, Hucana’ sets Sonth Shore, Havana: Hattie Perry, Amos Holkenberg, Herbert E, Mary Weaver. F Hi Odiorne, 8 E Undlem havo, O if Pharo, Gen Harrie, W H Bailey, and J & i Bryan for South- ern coastwise ports. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Steamer Jonn Brawatt (Br), ashore at Little Gull Island. was abandoned at noon esterday. Her bottom is gone, and she will probably be blown np. Tho wrockers arc removing pumps, de. Tug Cyclops was to leave for Now York at nd the Coast Wracking ateamer Relief would follow. Sue JP doned, was again fallon in wit! . waterlogged, all spurs one a forward Insc. Bare Axteore, from New Y. be foro reported out Of time, wax enaken ‘by Capt Morgan, of Geargo, of New Haven, Sept ®, in Int 7, lon 82 25, wikeh kept fn company four or five dars.e On the 19th the Gearge had a hurricane, commencing from ENE it Shanting northerly to W. and ending ut SW. heing on the west side of the storm had mare 6 although blowing heavily, with tremendous sea from NE Tho Antelope munt have been from 7 to 100 miles NE, and near the storm centre, Brig E1ys B (Br), MeLean, from Liverpool for Charlotto- town, PEF, has foundered at ven; crew saved. Bara Feam (Nor), Weisser, from Stockholm Sopt 8 for Rontoa, with iron, wont ashore night-of Nov 18 three miles Roof Highland Tight, Caps Cod, and nt day war well upon the bosch tn a dangorons positi Brapably go to places, ao high sea fs ranging. eafoly, Bric Canwest, Nopt 1 fur Demerars if and for Sommersido, PEI, from Eng- ore at Sand Point, Canso, She is par- Scur Trowas Ray, from Haltfax for Baltimore, with a cargo of potatoes, is a total wreck at Cape Sable. Scun Fraxx W Ewrnr, Palker, from Portia Pierre, Mart, Oct 26, reports low: dock tond in a viol ricane Oct 4'and 5. Scug Frying Fisn, before ried] abandoned at sea, be- Jon, in New London, and sailed from thet port, June 24, for South Shetlands. Sere Haven Mrraxna, from Fairhaven for Philedelphia, efor reported overdue, png leak and foundered oft at St. font bar- the Jersey canst, Nov tan tie fare: tall the taan at ire whicet jibed the taaineall, which cerricd ‘ay the mainmast. As near as could he judged the main. H Drossed off tho stanchions where 1s it, which ‘canned the veasel $0 le avery sbert time the water was three foot deep crew took to the yaw! tnd landed midway. herweon itarbor 1pad_Abeccom Hight. The Helen Miranda waa tons. Her cargo con- wasp "7.000, unds: Her cers fish, ‘vessel and cargo Cietoek w fo Captain Kelley and were partially tnenred. Bene Orx F E Srixxer was laanched from the marine railway at Jecksonvitle ase 14, and will reload her cargo at once and gail for New Yor! The Yarmonth (Ci cof Rogistor says:—"'Foara are tertained for The a ety of tho whaling ecbr Baral B Tawi, of Boston, command: Capt John Ravage Smith, Provincetown Ths fF I sailed leet eprie, turn the Ist of thif month, and only and was {6 re: ted = ‘& short cmine. She has not been seen or heard from since leaving port, therefore anxiety is felt by the trends of the captain in Provincetown. Capt John M Gray, of sche Diadem, whieh left Bangor on Tuomlay for New York, was knegked rd on Thier: Efvermeon in Ponebroat fey. when ‘hin a few miler of Siren ie een ry eye of Aeshna too 12th of ee whe Comed to thin a senate | Ya day, and Bunday morning was taken te ‘Thomaston Sea loewned, tee repairs Sehr Territt, jn attempting to come out from Bewdeinham with a cargo of ioe, Friday, struck on a bar and fMNed. The“ Reselnte went up to pumphorout with the Knicker. . Nov 19--Steamer Eqnator, from Chi ton. reports having henvy weather tbe ontire passage: PA'on the 18th ine, 12 miles B by 8 off Climeoren fen in with the Br me wet ay from Lit Philadelphia, | in ok “her in tow and Wronght her’ to mitted. Captain Masnan, of the 1, lon 72 41, tached: also Inalntopgatlantimact and yard, tng split sails and received other slight damage ‘ the crew, sigtiting a steamer, refnsed further duty, set ignal of distress, aad the Renown was taken in tow by the jtoamer Equator. WHALEMEN. Sailed from New Bedford rk 01 antic Ocean; sehrs ‘arate ‘Blake, Maths ark Ohio, Ellis, Atlantic ¢ Arrived at San Francixeo Nov 11. bark John Fowiand, Green, from Plover Bay with 600 bbls oll, 5,000 los bone, 2.000 do ivory. Sanin Graz, Teneriffe, Oct 20. nehr Lottie H Goak, Dycr, from Avores; 21st Avizana, White, do; Chas W 'Morws, Sylva, do; 24d, BF ‘Sparks, Elwell, do; bark Dan) Webster, atlod from ‘io, Wet, 21 "schr Alevone, isher. to cruise: or Raick. dor 2d, wher’ Chae Ti Vefen M Simmons, Atkins, do; 25th, ark Lydia Carey, with 200 bbin 580 bbls do this veason (and saitod Enis, At- 10; William : Lageda, Lewis. ida Din forse Mic sailed from Fayal Oet 17, bark Bortha, Robinson, North; 18th, schrs Louisa’ A, Holmes, do; Caleb Hyatt, ds ‘At Fogel Get 8, barks Lydi for the North, fo sail 234. A letter from Capt Barnes, of bark Sea Broer dated at wea Det 2%, (arrived at San Francisco tated saving taken Owhwles on the cruise north. making 80 Rix wh oil and 9,000 Ihs bone; also took during the seagon ond walrns cil and seme ivory—1,150 bbls oil tho sea- OK tettor from Gant bang. of bark Josepltine, of NB, dated it Memteovides t reports had shipped his Oil and Sa ta sehr Plerence 2 agora, for Now York. SPOKEN. oa Vat 40-43, lon 12 20." ba go aie my ancoiny ftrgm Liverpool for Fan Ship Paigrrdaie (itn, Prancieeo, Nept 29, Int ¢ Ship P. "Winichard, M Melatyzn, from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro, Sone 24, tai ip Imeille, qnibet, from "Liverpool for Calcutta, Nov 1, Wt N lon 18 8, Batk Muilevitlo, 1 Sept 24, lat 11 .N, lon 27 W. OUR CABLE ~ SHIPPING NEWS. Astwwnr, Nov 19—Arrived, barks St Olaf (Now, Lund, Charleston ; Geo Sappich (Gor), Dade, New York. Spilod 18th, ship Kingsport Br), Duff, New York; barks Carrie Detap (Br), Crosby, Phisdetprie; Borrono (Ital), Hchinffino, United States. Salted from Prashing 19th, ship St Bornards (Br), Burns Sundy Flock; barks Catharine (Belg), Crown, New Nori Jacob Aal Ger), Keruldsen, do, Austenpam, Nov 19—Arrived, bark Arab Steed (wi, Skanteo, Now York. Hailed 14th, bark Duppel (Gor), Bhoff, New York (before reported sailed 7th for PHitadotphin, Breaux, Nov 18—Arrived, ship Sirias (Ger), Preese, Bal timors. « Hornnavx, Nov 16—Arrived, barks Astoria (Be), Drum. mond, Baltimore; 17th a 18th, Brothers & Sisters (Br) Bulmer, do; Fairy Bollo (Br), Gardner, New York; Alex ander Keith (Be), Waycott, Baltimore via Queenstor Tiide (Ans), Tommacich, New York; 19th, steamer Laseetlon (itr), Rowles, Boston. Canmey, Nov 18Gnited, brig Maria W Norwood, Ma guire, Havana, . Catats, Nov 19-Arrived, bark Minerva (Ital), Galliano, vz, from Liverpool for Simon's Bay Baltimore. L vn, Nov 14—Sailed, bark Carin (Sw), Wenterland (from ints, Pri, Wilmington, NC, having repaired. Dems, Nov t8—Arrived, vrig Northern (BM), Sherry, Bal- timore. oxime, Now 19—Arrived, brig WON WH Clements (Br), Wiibar, New York. Grenssry, Nov te—Arrived in the reeds, barks Gertends (in), Smith, froin Baltimore for Hamburg. oy 19—Saijod, bark Burgermeister Maller ery, € nen iRiver. . Now 7—Arrived, steamor Juana (Sp), Gas from Savannah for Barcelona, Nov 18—Arrived, brig Quadroom (Br), Bes Joth, bark Mirpah (Br), Potter, Phitadelp! Hew, Beaufort, 8¢ brig I W Parker, Keene, Montreal via Queenstown. Nov 10-Arrived, slip Bokhara (Nor), Larsen, aman, Philadelphia Maver New York; bark Mereator (No Sniled 10th, chip Kinburn (By), Larkin, Key Wost; te volving Light (Re), Coonan aware Bronkwater; Ca van, Wrefelaer, Tybee: harks Cedar Croft (Br), Young, New York; tmperator Nor), Jensen, do, Haspone, Now 19-Satled, bark Levaka (Ger), Hansi, San Francisco. Sailed from Caxharen 100k, ship Ocean (Ger), Vogt, for Nam Xatke - | Aerived #th, Livexroon, Nov 19—Arrived, steamer Minnesota (Br), Burwell, Boston; bark Minnio (Br), Kitchen, Norfolk, Va, Sailod 19th, steamer Iilyrian (Br), Armstrong, Boston, Lizanp, Nov 19—Passed, steanver California (Br), Donald- son, from New York for London. , Nov 19—Arrived, steamer Circ ‘ew York for Glasgow (and proceeded). Mutuovanr, Nov 17—Arrived, brig Frithiof, Hudson, En- reka, Cal, Mavaitivs, Nov 19—Arrived, ship King Cerdic (Br), Min- chin, Newport for Adelaide:, Messonger, Gilkey, New York (Br), 7 18-—Sailed, bark Fylie (Br), Boutflour, Sé Margaret's Day; brig Alaska (Br), Halcrow (from Rotter- dam), Smithville, PALERMO, to Nov Arrived, brig Mary B Rowland, Law- ton, Malta for Now York, Passacus, Nov 19—Arrived, bark © Hale, Higgins. York. Queesstown, Nov 18—Arrived, barks Porro (Nor), Olsen, New York ; Succero (Ital), Molfino, Baltimore (with loss of bnlwarks); 19th, Confidenta (Ital), Stagne, New York, Off Vastanct 19th 6 AM, steamer Egypt (Ry), Grogan, from New York for Liverpool. Rovnw, Nov 18—Arrived, Yar Vilore H Hopkins, Iop- ‘ov 19—Arvived, bark James A Wright, Spear, Baltimore. Rocnestra, Noy 19—Sailed, bark Paul Thormann (Ger), Vogt, New York (before reported sailod 12th). Siurorn, Nov 18—Salled, bark A M Schweigaard (Nor), Johnsen, United States, Smancwat, Nov 18—Arrived previously, ship Sos Witch, Drew, Now York. ‘Tuinstx, Nov 14—Arrived, barks Ala (Nor), Asiakson, New York; Marie (Nor), Zaehariasen, do; Nuova Manilla (Ital), do; Pasquadino (Itai), Cacace, do. Now 19-Sailed, brig Etta Whittemore, Wright, Cardenns Wwotemavex, Nov 8—Sailed, bark Samarang (Nor), Johaunesen, Pensacola Loxnon, Nov 19—Brig Fix (Nor), Larson, from New York Sept 28 for Valoncis, has been abandoned and her crew landed at Falmonth Brig Diadem (Nor), Matvon, from Baltimore for Elsinore, has been spoken at sea with her mate and two men sick. Macarnvs, Nov 1@—Ship King Cerdic (Br), Minchin, from Newport for Adelaide, arrived here today with bulwarks, stanchions and cabin stove. Ship Messonger (of Boston), Gilkey, from New York July 18 for Hiogo, arrived here to-day leaky and with butwarks damaged, Sho had jettisoned 3,000 eases of petroleum. Will dischargo and repair. Bark Alsair(Br), at this port, reports speaking, Nov 27, in lat 388, lon 21 F, the bark Proteus, Harriman, from New York June 27 for Bombay and Knrrachee, dismasted, WEATHER REPORT. Brest, Nov 19—Wind F. Horvunan, Nov 19, PM—Wind SSW, gentle; misty; ba- romoter, 30.456, Prraovrn, Nov 19, PM—Wind NE, moderate; fine; ba. rometer, [30,90, Sr Casmanine’s Porxt, Nov 19, PM—Wind ENE, Tatts hary; barometer, 30.36; thermometer, 45. FOREIGN PORTS. : Acarouco, Oct 19—Arrized, ship Topgaliant, Cray, Ne- nate mi grt +,0ct 37, chip Marianne Notiabobm 2eth; bark Catalina (Bol), Austis {or'nos, fo ail th, q Bats, “Det 16-Rafted, chr Manael R Cuza, Bayles, Now ‘Raracn, PEI, Nov12—Claared, brig Lanretta (Br, Me- eenstown. jeared 11th, sehr Addie Saw: ole, New You CHantorretows, Nov 13—Cleared, bark Trabel (Br), Lane, Qneenatown; 14th, echrs Vacillo. McCumber. and. Mark Rove, Rew Cork: Annie Ingram. Gerrier, Philadelphia: 15th, Cova, Howe. naught, Nickerson, New ¥ Frederick W Allen, Allen, Baltimore. nee * Nor’ MecArrivnd’ sche Ontario Bey from a jor New York: Annie Duncan (Br ry ._ we! Pathway froin Summers 1), soba ete Ta pert Lae Laoten Da Re nano, Oct 30—In port, sehr Clara R Porgen, Dayton, "Havana, Nor 18—Arrived, Gity of Washington, Timmer- mMiuitrx Now 1S—Galled, bark Jano Wright (Dn. K |ALITAX, X ow a! ir) bard ri ir), Kerr, Bt Margarat's Bay schrs Aeon om, William, Phtipet, John Wentworth, Pee gs Grimes, Water Lily, and, Carrie fall i From ad), New Tork. Prince Fadward Ts! Yor! eth, steamer Polynesian (By), Brown (trem Liver- Elin Baltimore. jenrod 15th, chr If I, Sangster (Br), Barnos, Phitadel- os, Oct 11—In port, sbip Highland Light, C: onsite arty Gatley Webbe’, for Syduay: wawe 7 OT: peer eoke dake Sel , Wilcox, from Oa eeat Go tad tor pote chs it alte sane Monracre, PRI, Nov 13—Cleared, wcht Impero (Bn), pertaty Boy 1—-Glemced, eieme Lake Nepigan Beott, and Bhs Br, Button, Tiverprol kta Pokr Awrowion da, Nev Orin port, webs Aga & Lanta, Zorzonien, for New York, ld; Baracoa, McClintock, for do pO ae econ schr Tampico, Bon- Shing a Ernest, Lunt, Boston; sehr N Hand, Peaed Oct bark Pepita (Cer), Gatjen, New York: sehr Anate Herrin, Undertill. Havre et 21 In port, chr Elise S Potter, Pendie- on, for Falmouth, pi anranatso, Oct Arrived, ship Teonora, Peterson, Rio Inneiro (and sailed 11th for Callao); 10th, bark Mabel (Br), Jomon, Liverpool (and sailed 13th for Onliaay, ‘Nailed Get 1. ot Agnen Satherland (fir. Suthoriand, iltones, to load for barks St Androwa(Bri, bieuenbest (Ger), Sehonro; New York; 7th, Annie Mein (Bri, for tate toad tor San Francisco Tn part Oct 11, ship Ro: snillos for ba ‘oung, from Bos. ton (aerived Vieronts, VI, Nov %—Arrived, ship Robert Dixon, Ongood, Sun Francisco: barks Siorra Noha Netison, do; Brice (Chil), Dethfiess, de. [Par Sreaeen Scrtis,? ¥i este Bay, Oct TO Sallod, DA Blanchard, Smith, New Gloire, Blagdon, America; Min- sw Salled from Flushing Roade Sth, Robert 1 Lane, Marr and Hrrotd, Dinsmore, Atnericn; Costel!o Dragane, Schiu! fino, New York. AaereRnan, Nov +—Sailed, Duppel, Ecko? Now York. Brac Nesp, Nov 7—Pasacd, Crown Jowell, Fritz, from Hamburg for Sandy Mook. Brisroi., Ni Ned, Chieftain, Fulton, Rattimore. Barwon, Sailéd, Otiver’ Emery, Delaware Breakwater EWEN, Nov (—Nailed, 3 teste Boxprace. No “Be it Pet 1,0 Filedetn tie: May Queen, Prior, Rew Yor! Dah!, Olson, Sailed @th, Director, low ore: Dagmal, Haave, do. Sniled from Paniline ath, Leif. Erickson, Philadelphia; 6th, Gazelle, Bean, and Elects, Winchester, New Ph ales from Rogan Sth, Lord Clarendon, Davis, Philadel. yarns, Oet Arrived, John Read, Burtling, New | Bownay, Nov 4—Arrived, Pranconin, Otix, Cardiff Canprer, Nov ®—Arrived, Moria W Norwood, Magnire, Axtwanr, Nov 6-—Ssile berg (5), Jnoyer, New Or Prosident Daae, Albrecht- | Dunktrk. Cars, Now T—Sailed, Prima Donna, New York. | Corexnaces Oct W-Passed, Sheiield, Morek, Philadel. | phia for Cron ov 4, Wm Bateman, Wenxel, Now ‘ork for Dantzte. Carr Coast, Sept 20—Arrived, Seagul!, Jones, Boston (and sailed Oct 2 for Salt Pond). Ralled Kept an, R Goddard, Cane, windward, Covomno, Nov 7—Arrived, Ocoan King (s), China and Sin- gaporo, tu sail noxt day for Now York. Drader, Nov 5—Twok pilot, Vanse, Tolesen, Pillan for Naw York, Duxcunss, Nov T—Pagned west, Constance, of Quabee. Darermovru, Now 7—Of, Valecta, Gibb, from Londen for @ 1. Prfedtnder,” Morrison, Nov 8 Passnd, Vineo, Pirie, Montre: ty ee y (#), Simpron, Londen for New York; 9th, Elysia ris, New York far Landau. ‘ ‘amchiored Sth, Amphitrite, Wikander, London for r Balti. AM Hoe mom je phen: ab YY ender, do bai Deatiy, Seance Saguenay, St John, NB; Lenrik cl Creare oth} JR Bord, ig ore ae Hook. Salted 4th, Young Bagie, Baltimor, [The Metilvers did not Shiau ro the was arrested on the point nf doing so.) sod, anon, Biolke, Cronstadt Parernann. Nov tor New York aie earn Rages, Oct S—Arrive ry, Hubbard, Genoa, Noy 4—Sailed, Louie and Guascow, Nov —Arrived, Ethi toban (*), Montrea!. ENOCK, Nov 7—Saited, Anchorta (4), Hoddorwick, Now ‘Oe Pagan ‘7th, Festina Lente. Glaegow for Wilmington. a Dock, Nov 7—Sailed, Niort, Terkelsen, Hampton Ponds, 2 (ronerernn, Now * Arrived, Lindnay, Ball, Phitadelphia; si i — Knudson Baltimore; Trhumph, Stiansen, d a JARWICH, Nov &—Anehored o Rachole, Smoretrinich, trem Philadelptta, n, for Ips wich. ry Arrived aven Oth, Herder (#), Brandt, New York. Heated fr . Mabel, Deering, Boston ; 6th, Gollort (#), Barend: ‘ork. ee Havur, Nev Teited, Pere de Famitte, Duvard. New York. Tinurorr, Noy 6—( “loared, Jason, Hownray, Nov &~Arrived ielon O Phinney, Troon for Oardeane: Mirearct, Brown, Ceathacy (NB) for Narrow, Livenrnot, Nev an ed, Nina Figtia, Bongo, New York via eonet Win jontreal; The jnean (#), Altres, New "i lo; Carmetina, Philadelphia. it ‘7th, Jampo, Ttasko, ‘Bottimore bay Ark Bet ey, Southweat Pree: Fth, Lornine fa), MeCanlay, Nortal ald Haas alvoren, Ponamenla Salted Tth. Gueen of Nations, Bawards, New Orleans fr prrtved at fotyhead thy: 8th, Blinn Th iu ray rs cr IPsec! Dutwovecki, Turcenus ich, ‘ark: wita, (een, Almira Robinson, Tarhex, Tyhee; Eioans, Salle from (rayerend eh, ag mn. Nev T--Pasned west, Black Pri ca, ot 8 St John, N ct, scan Elfredt, Baltinore for Fehimenth Loto from Innishowen Mead Nov 8, hornton. Penmevia; Alri, Jobannosen, New a: Teartieht York Maireins, Out 26—Sailed, Harry Stowart, Haskell, Barba wate Yomi Dubravacd i, Marianovieh, Ne Pitenwo, Noy 2—Sailed, Melita (x), Watson, New York, Piynovni, Now 7-Suiled, Immunnel, Sanmelsou, New York. Guewserows, Nov T-Hailed, Concordia, Boston; Ath, | Hétmstrand, Gloneomter. ator of Marine, Mw Rwavans, Now Tailed ‘a jel, oe Meg Bhd Noe 7 Seite jaraaret.,. New Vor ruors: Now 7 4. AM Behweieaard, Johnson, on York vin Qneennt | , Troos, Roeacaated, Fanny P Tucker, Tacker, Car. | “Wesson, 6s Saad, Bil ci. Repetto, Philadel anof, Healy, Deleware Bresk waren Lphien Bom iy, Haanitios. thik, Bull River. Swathbridge, | —- ee Nov 5—-Sailed, Hekon Jurl, Mosfield, New bof Prinee Pavesi Tstand Dear, Nov 9—The brig Hann: Roberts, from Burrsport for the river, is being supplies with au anchor aud si) fathoms of chain in lieu of others re ported slipped from off the North Foreland last night, Denix, Nov 8—The bark Patrick Henry, of Cork, from Quebec, arrived yexterday, with loes of forstopgallantmaat, having been in collision with a schooner, name unknown. cis Woods, mato of tho bark Lima, of Yarmonth fell into the river last night, and was anfortunately ed before asaiatance could bé rondered him, He was Portsmovrn, Nov 7—The Anrelia, Swodish hark, New burg, from London for Dob vy, bore np fram aff St Athans Head and put in here, captain having fallen down the hol aud broken his collar bone, whieh has been set,and he hat proczaded on his voyag Scruny, ‘Tho remasting of the American schi randa, of New Yerk, whieh put in here 21 ding with despateh, and wits will be roa ob resume hes voyage in two or three’ weeks. AMERICAN PORTS. sper ANDArA, Noy 18—Arrived, steamor John Gibson, New 4 eared Sehra M Hasbrouck, Georgetown; Hattio V Kel- jorwalk; fo down—Schrs WF Garrison, for Sonth both from Georgetown. Nov i%—Arrived, steainer Sorrento (Br), Bris- by Mall, B. Cleared—Steamer Johns Hopkins, Hall ath Benton: brig Moravian (Br), Cork, via Point Pines, LT; * Aldine, thel A Merritt, Ra © 8 Bai ynds; schr ‘Northern Light, |. steamers eee. mo (ep). a eee Ivert, Foley, Charlost dence; Wm Crane, How on; Lou cke Rivers W Woodward, Young, Now Yor (Br), Boyle, Bordeanx, (CYeared—Steamers Hibernian (Br), Richardson, Liver barks Suprem ; barks #), Hausen, Bor- Bort Antonio; Wat ‘am Garkill w York; Louk be, Nor Morgan, St Vincent: 12th, Acacia’ (Bn, Good, do; Erica veer Pernambuco: mam rie 8 Bailey, Hig. via 1 fy ol red ‘Oth, brigs Francis John (Br), Stealey, Bowlin; 3 12th, Eryeina (Br), Jamos, Birkenhond = _ BANGOR, Nov 16—¢ Cisse’, cotrrs me Gnoren B Fergus v 16—Sailed, en pry i Rive. jew York. —Sehrs Auna E’Kranz, Pervere. for New Orleans: Q B Wiiheral, Garfield, for ; TJ Trafton, Hoyt, for CHARLESTON, “Nov 16—Arrived, bark Winbarn (Br), Robertson, Flectwood; sehr P Hazeltine, Swott, Shelter Island, Cloared, schra 8 J Gilmore, Sylvester, Philadelphia; B Sinnickson, jFenmowell via Georgetown, SC. 17th—Saited, ldelen tery Kinde, Cork for orders. Jth—Arri ee steamers Champion, Lockwood, New York; Virginia, Howe, Priledelphin; bark Storjohann (Nor), Porto ico: brig Duchogs, Martiniaue, Cloared—Bark Nanny (Sw), Anderson, Fleetwood; schr Edwin Janot (Br), Harbor Island. DANVERS, Nov 17—Arrived, sehr Buth 8 Hodgdon, Dow, jew York. EDGARTOWN, Nov 18—Atrived. echrs Corvo, Tyler, Now Dahosque, Snow, do for Pema Sailed. yi FORTRESS MON Re rived, Darks Shere wood Der Grants tiverpodls Toma Werk Hashes Havro; Trig Beaver (AD, Williams, Groenock, seeking, Sailed—Barks Parenti (lia, ‘Olivari from Genoa), Batti- more; Ghonggi Panaod infor’ Baitimore—Barks Mary Loworison (Bn, Cook, from Bremen; Grey Eaglo, Lucas, Rio Janciro; Mio fio (Ital), Manone, Havro: Entatia’ (Sw), Bergstrom, do; Gunhilda'(ir), Melklo, Lime: wenised out from Bnltimore—Bark Aurora (Ital), for St azaire, Passed ont from Nortolk—Bark Vajelo (Aus), for Liver. Pe Yor 19—Cloared, barks Cortes (Nor), Han. (Nor), Taarvig, Havre; brig Mire ‘(Nor), ORGETOWS, DC, Nov 18—Arrivod, achrs Hattie V Faeay, anda Providence: Helon Hasbrook, Bennott, ; Hattie M Gove, Barat, Kennebec River; Belle ifaltdn ite. urt, Dighton. ehrs: er Ei hoon McKenzie, Boston; Daniet PLA son, Fall Bive GLOUCESTER, unas, ‘New 19—Arrived, sehr Herman Babron, I in, PET, for New n, Nov Man ‘ork, NIB, rived, schr Anu Elizabeth, Kel HEA, for New York. aie MILTON. Cal, Nov li—Arrived, bark Navesink, Barstow, San Franciec MO: Bt Nor 15—Arrived, bark Jens Brandi (Nor), Olsen, oat Pars. 8, Fria 15—Arrived o ORL) hip Sarely ior, Marknsson, bark Aprodite (Br), Thea Galveston. Eis she Mallee steamer tie (Br), North, Cardiff. Row York: Knick Cloared—Sto: Hye a ity, Reed, orbocker, Kemble, do; bark Antonio (Sp), Castro, San- tend Passes, Nov 15—Arrived, stoamer Hector re oes ), Rone, New pat PaERe Company (Me (ex), Company, NEWBERN, NC, Nov rived, sche "Addie Henry, Barras bt sat OL a Nev 19—Cleared, stearmoe Cillingbam (Br ‘4 feb Dron, ‘Nov 17—Sailed, chr BB Chureh, Kel- 1 precare Dark Veronica, Hathaway, Payal vie ®t bk and black: Ms with 2732 bbls sp oil and 30 bbls oa extra sohre Lge, ° Cort, iT, Tesi Wiscesnat be Fork Tih): 14s, — ie tor Now fr 9 womrite, ee, for | ria and, Muse Taye Minawota, Witter pase tae! roe Ne PENSACOLA, Nov 14—leared, schirs Chas F Heyer, Pow land, New York: Zota Pet, Franetm, do. 1sth— Arrived. sehen J ames A Potter, Onter, M LB Demor Ajans ‘Northrup, Port ea 0, habeas, rey, ilaven vans. Robns (Nor), Petersen, Bordeaux. ret ceare Lowls, Wells. TAL, RO, Now To_Arrived’ steamer Western Texas, Hinas: ‘aw York for Jacksonville. HT DELPHTA. Now io—ard ed, steamers British Em. Leekey, “Liverpool ; wer, New Convensti (Ital), stan io, Rotterdam : Gla Chianello, Bordeaux: sches Harry & & Fred, Ni;" Jamon Pim. eee Abbie Corson, Cer 24 dith L Steere, Baker: des Bits Bitse Nowbury pe ber "iy eet x iA B Pink, Koliy. Kennebec: 3 A Bhe ; Waterloo, Unskell, Ban; See eer Motiinain, New Hediord, c one Alno arrived, ateniners Equator, Hinckley, Charleston; Borts, Pendleton, East Cambridge; beig Renown (Br), Mas: n, Livbon (vee Mincollaneous); schrs Admiral, Smallwo: Jacksonville: Soba Beatty, Marshall, Northpeint; John 7, Geen, Boi cd—-Nhip Tevera (Br), Owons, Bremon; barks Hypa ry ‘on ‘Oliver, Leong a Gaeta (Ital), DO Gloucester; sebra Ai Y, li, Boston; Bilt Stone, Manson, A Babeock, do; Ann E Jr, Green, Oceanas, Youn; Bedford: EF ny Provincetown: #0 Cottingham, Ayres, Newport ‘ruta Jennie, Champion, Somerset: Ella Powell, Hi800, wich; Gust, Gaff, do; 8 Carloton, Barke, ineretard ere Kino. cleared, atoamer Ann Eliza, Warren, Now York; genre ogy M Jenkins, Jenkins, Welltieet; Jesse Murdoc! Siocem, New Bedford; Abbie Corson, Corson, Boston; R & ‘Nov_19—Arrived, barks Wawa Swann Bus iKwATen, ied ‘Wm Wilcox, Crocker, Cork; Olge h (Hr), Wilsoa, Lynw ; WvAusth Corleb, Latth, Sadled—ship Union (Nor, Oleen, Philadelphia; hurida (Nor), barsen, do: schra Henry, Withington, hor Ba Bae timore; Helen A Pb hiladelphi Also sailed. harks File Figlia (lea), for Boston; Gem, Gibbs, New York. Tansing up 1:45 PM, steamer Nuova Dias, from Havana via Savannah in tow YJ Tarland (BP), Smylie, from Belfast Bi He tow af the Tmoriee} Vansed np-—Hark Rempor (Bt) Wilkiewon, from Leith. In pore thot arrived. at Phitadelphia 14¢h)—Bark J Smith (Br), Barnes, frgm Exmouth. TORTLAND, Me, Now 18—Cleared, steamor Johnson, New York; schr Elva B Pettengill, ork, hile: delpirtia, fet ed. aches Ene K Sonal ick; Rebert Rove, aevite PRT (att fer New oneeeatn on eee Finder it, IETS! racewe! afield, Baltimére for Dover Raney J Day, Mantis, Ho: hokon forte; Eve, Pe South Amboy; U C Smith, ry ith—Tn inwar harbor sotrs matte ‘Turner, Tupper, Wile EONIDE sce Nov tay and sik steamer Tonawanda, sherman PiuliadenHie. <o 1S-Aved, ache Eva Diverty, one eets De Nor 18—Arrived, sche Archer & Bled me eM anate, gCeneh, New York; echr ae eat etisGO, Nov 11-—Salled, bark Fremont, Nek: An Cina art, Kale reue (Haw), Jenks, Honolnin; sehs wha bark willadonoee: (Br), Jackeon, ——g ‘th—Cleared, ship Victoria Nyabse (Br), SAVANNAH, Nov 1, ony ar Kempton. . shade Heo oa Kaveland, Balsimore; Cleniod kip British Quesa (Be), ryt NB. We adtpcArtived, ser GW Baldwie, Lewis, or nectland tor New it orth, Philadetphia. Tithe Arrived. sehes Alligator, Swain Calais, for Kew York; Bile Todedem, Mi f. Bangor for nhlay ant Clifford, and rai ie Apeer, Reckland for Ni HOUERSRT, Nov 10--Areived, schre James Warren, noun Wor 4 Bva Ht Lewis, Lewis, New York, atten. here wim R liuston., Wi sorrchre dene rerison, ‘Dlekinvens Phlledslpire aren DG J New Wile diate S3v 13 dalled, oche Meson gor, Talmage, Ne COMA, Nov 11~Arrived, bark Grace Roberts, Hono- % Cameron, San Franeisco, Salise Now 18 Avrtved, sicamneg wi iameport Willets, Phi Philadel 1 Bal ; i f Welton, Cann et Rotkdand for 40; nt Harris, acts ton for di bah Doltiatad HC, Moy 10-Clearad, bark Terael (Sw Nor), Petersen, do, ‘TEAMBOATS, &C. LATELY ATP AM TANG Address BIXBY. bex 172 Herald office. MISCELLANEOM aes to. 9 OF THE. 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