The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1878, Page 10

illness of three weeks. 10 OBITUARY. GENERAL DANIEL CRAIG M'CALLUM. Major General D. C. McCallum, who was general manager of amilitary railways during the war of the rebellion, died twenty minutes after eleven last might at his residence, No. 107 Halsey ‘treet, Brooklyn, of congestion of the lungs, after an His health had been feeble for more than a year, he having returned from a visit to California with the germs of the fatal malady implanted in his system. Since the 3d inst. he was confined to his bed, and little hope of recovery bud been afforded by physicians for several days. General McCallum was born at Johnston, Renfrew- shire, Scotland, January 21, 1815. He came to America with bis parents in childhood, and was brought up at Rochester, N. ¥., where he learned the carpenter's trade, and was for some years chiefly occupied as an architect and builder, Several notable public and private edifices in Rochester were built by him. Tn 1851 he invented and patented the well known “inflexible arch truss bridge,” and from that time made a specialty of bridge construction, chiefly in connection with ruilway building. About this time he settled in New York city and became associated in business with Mr. Samucl Roberts, the constructor of the High Bridge over the Harlem River. In 1855 he was appointed general superintendent of the New York and Erie Railway, along which he reconstructed several of the bridges, according to his own system, In 1857 he left the Erie road in order to devote his time to the introduction of his brigge, chiefly on the new lines of railways in the Western States. One of his numerous engagements was as consulting en- ginecr for the construction of bridyes and other repairs on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, General George B, McClellan being his superior officer. At. the outbreak of the war he was residing in the West. His professional emi- “nence suggested the line in which he could be of greatest utility in the military service, and he was appointed (February 11, 1862) additional aide- decamp to the commander-in-chief of the Department of the West, with the rand of colonel, and was assigned to duty in the transportation service. In 1864 he was appointed general manager of all the United States military rail- Toads, with the rank of brevet brigadier general. ‘As a sample of his meahs of resource while manager of the railways two incidents will suffice: When the grand armies of the United States were, in 1Sé4, Deing organized for . active forwerd movements, under Lieutenant General Grant, it was found by General McCallum that the government had not a sufficient quantity of loco- motives for the purpose of supplying the troops in the front. Aware that the railroad establishments in the north were usually employed in making such en- Soe for their various roads, General McCallum paid em an official visit, and, on March 28, 1864, seized all the unfinished engines in the Portland (Me.) railroad shops, ordering the gauge to be changed to that most suitable to purposes of the government. ‘After the grand march of Sherman through Georgia, le despatched 2 corps of operatives on January 4, 1865, to take charge of the railroad stock and property captured at Savannah, and then made all arrange- ments necessary for their efficient repair and use in the operations in South Carolina and Georgia. The rapidity of Sherman’s subsequent movements ia full evidence of the manner with which the work was formed. After the close of the warGeneral McCal- um Was engaged in the*thorough reorganization of the injured railroad communications for government purposes, and busily employed in the disposal of sueh ‘Duildings and fdr” ges dann longer reqnired. In June, 1865, he was mustered out of the service with the brevet rank of major general, and in 1*66 he made a valuable report upon the tuilitary rajlroads under his charge during the war. From this document it appeared that he had under his super- vision 5 miles of army railroads, of which 641 miles were constructed by him and above twenty-six miles of bridges. There were 419 lucomotives and 635 cars run on the military roads under his manage- ment, arid the expenditures of the government uj this branch of the service nearly were $42,500,000. After returning to private life Genera! McCallum accepted an Sppointment as mspector of the Union Pzcitie Railroad, and several years ago he settled with his wife aud three sons at Brooklyn, where he resided until his death. General McCallum was a large and powerfully built man, wearing a full, flowing beard. Though a strict disciplinarian in the army and railway services, he was endowed with a genial and cheerful disposition and had many warm frieuds. It is remarkable that the published histories of the war make such brief and inadequate referepres to an officer whose serwtces were the condition prece- dent to many splendid victories in the Held. Future Bistorians will repair the injustice. SIR WILLIAM HAYTER, BARONET. A cable despatch from London states that the Right Hon. Sir William Huyter, Bart., formerly a Wl known hberel member of Parliament and at ene time o Secretary of the Treasury, has been found drowned ina lake on his estate in Berkshire. Sir William Hayter, Bart., was the youngest son of the late John Hayter, Esq., of Winterbourne Stoke, Wilts; born January 28, 1792; was edueated at Winchester and at Trinity College, Ox- ford, where he took a second class in classics. He was called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn, in November, practised for some years in the Court of Chan- cery, but retired in 1489, having shortly before ob- tained a silk gown. In duly, 1897, he was returned to the House of Commons as one of the members for Wells, which he represented until the general elec- tion in July, 1865, when he retired from politi- 4 was Judge Advocate General from S47, till May, 1849, “whem he became y of the Tre: and in July, 180), Parliamentary Secretary. ‘The delicate ‘and 7. sponsible duties of this latter post he discharged, ex. Cepting the short period during which Lord Derby first administration held office, till 1858, when h retired, and was rewarded’ for his services by a baronetey. In 1861 he was enter. tained at a banquet given in his honor at Willi yy upward of three hundred members of the of Commons and presided over by Lord Palmerston, when ndsome service of plate was resented to him. illiamn was a deputy lieutenant for Berks and a beucher of Lincoln's Inn. WARREN C. BAXTER. The flags on the Produce Exchange were at nalf- Mast yesterday out of respect to the memory of Warren C. Baxter, one of its members. Mr. Baxter was born in this State, and was forty-nine years of age at the time of his death. He was in the flour and grain business at No, 30 Whitehall street. He started in that lime of business twenty-five years ago as a member of the firm of Knapp, Baxter & Van Pelt. The 1: mentioned gentieman subsequently retired and t! dem became’ Kacpp & Daxter and reusined os euch until 1872, when it dissolved. Mr. Baxter resumed business on his own account, which he continued until bis death. He bad beeu complaining for the re two weeks of heart disease, which resulted ‘ally yesterday. EDWARD HENRY. EAward Henry died lastevening of pneumonia, at Bis residence, No. 25 City Hall place. He was a mem- ber of Tammany Hall untilits reorganization under John Kelly, and was prominently identified with sev- eral leading Irish national and bencvolent societies of this city. He was a member of the Clan-na-Cimel An- sociation for a number of years, and was also an off- cer in that organization and a delegate to its conven- tions. REV. JOSEPH B. O'HAGAN. A despatch from San Francisco states that the Rev. Joseph B. O'Hagan, of the Society of Jesus, President of the College of the Holy Cross, at Worcester, Mass., who was a passenger by the steamer Granada, died at sea, of apoplexy, on December 15, and way buried in the Catholic cemetery at Acapuleo om the 19th inst, D. 0. FISK. D. O. Fisk, of Shelburne, Mass., president of the Franklin Agricultural Society and 4 prominent | farmer, died yesterday, aged fitty-cight yearr, HENRY DAWSON, ENGLISH PAINTER. ‘The death is announced at Chiswick, England, on the 1th inst., of Henry Dawson, the English land- scape painter. FRED GRANT'S DEPARTURE. “This is ColoneP Grant, sir," said the clerk of the Brevoort House toa HemaLy reporter last night asa road shouldered, stoutly built, frank faced young man approached, Upon reaching his room Lieuten- ant Colonel Grant said that, having obtained leave of absence to go abroad, he left the head- quarters of General Sheridan, in Chicago, on Monday last and reached New York day before yesterday. one to the family of his fathe Murphy, late Collector of this port and now State nator in place of John Morrissey, deceased. Colonel Grant sails to-day for Liverpool on the White Lad steamer Britannic, aud will proceed at once, by of London, to Paris, where he is to join his fat er. The family will set ont for Asia by way of we Mediterrancan, thromgh the Suez Canai and the this being the shortest route to Hinddstan bud t ther distant Asiatic countries, General Grant, fecompanied by his son and the other members of the tamily who are abroad, will viett the privelpal i British India, sail on the waters the nd the Ganges, visit oy of China, Japan, ‘sian on other places in the returning home by way of Australia and California, , Golo nel Uraut expects to be away about six months. He paid, among other visits, friend, Mr. Thomas ‘sud slarge bt NEW YORK HERALD, FIRE IN WILLIAM STREET. A fire was aixcovered in the cellar of No. 190 William street last night, at twenty minutes to twelve, by Officer Hickey, of the Fourth precinct. An elarm was sounded and the engthes promptly responded. By the time the engines had reached the spot the flames had gained considerable headway, having ascended the first floor of’ the fiv story building, which {is occupied by Messrs. Frier & Wolf, paper stock manufacturers, A number of streams — were applied at the front, while four streams were carried to the rear through the building at No. 31 Frankfort strect. The rear buildings were threatened for a time by the flames which steadily gained force, the paper ‘stock burning furiously. Engines Nos, 12, 9, 2 amd 2), however, took up good positions, and the fire was soon brought under control. By one o'clock A. M. the fire was practically extinguished, The loss was very heavy, It is estimated at about $1,000 damage to the buil ding and $5,000 to stock. is crry Dr, Whitebead was yesterday admitted to $5,000 bail by Judge Murri A horse belonging to Charles Heckman, of avenne C, was burned to death yesterday du fire iu a stable in the rear of the above premises. Maggie McLaughlin, who was arraigned at Essex Market Police Court yesterday on a charge of disor- derly conduct, attempted to commit suicide with scissors, Two officers prevented her, She is now in WS ITEMS. Judge Hilton called at Police Headquarters yester- uy atternoon aud held quite a lengthy conference with Inspector Murray. ‘The Inspector stated that there were not as yet any new developments in the Stewart vault robbery. A large meeting of the directors of the German- “American Bank was held yesterday at No. 50 Wall strect. It was reported that they were about to wind up the affairs of the bank, but after the meeting the officers denied that any such action had been taken. Mails due in this city via the Erie Railway at eleven o'clock on Thursday night did not reach the Post Office until eleven o clock yesterday morning. ‘The mail from St. Louis over the New York Central and Hudson River road, due at half-past eleven A, M. yesterday, was about three hours behind time. Henry Smith, a clerical locking personage, was ar- raigned at Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, by Roundsman Kelly, of the Twenty-first precinct, charged with having obtained money from several servant girls in the city on the plea that he was col- lectiny it for the Redemptorist Fathers’ Church on East Chird street. He was remanded until this morn- ing. Dr. J. G. Holiand lectured on ‘The Elements of Per- sonal Power" in Association Hall. This lecture was first delivered im this city before an andicnce of steachers about four years since. With its repetition last night the Young Men's Christian Associution’s series of ten lectures on popular subjects came to a close. A series of ten medical lectures to young men will follow shortly. Webster Young, thirty years of age, was held in $1,000 bail by Judge Murray, at the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, to answer a charge of forgery. The alleged’ offence occurred in October last, when the prisoner boarded at the house of a Mr. Jackson, and. as the complainant avers, being in debt for board to the amount of $23, he offered a forged check for $30 in payment and received $7 change. ‘The funeral of the Rev. Uriah Scott, formerly pas- tor of the Church of the Redemption, took place yesterday afternoon from the Church of the Holy Communion, Twenticth street and Sixth avenue, The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Lawrence, assisted by Rey. Henry Martell, Rev. Dr. Pierce and Rev. Dr, Cornwall. Masonic ceremonies followed those of the Episcopal Church. The body was taken to Towanda, Pa., where the interment will take place. Jasper J. Lyons, residing in West Twenty-eighth street, reported to Inspector Dilks yesterday the rob- Dery of his wife's trank, containing silks and other valuables, from Gurney’s express peso, on Thurs- day evening. Mrs. Lyons had jut returned from Washington, and had placed her trunk in charge of the expressman to have it conveyed to her residence. ‘The driver declared that he had placed the trunk on the wagon, and that during his temporary absence it was stolen. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. Joseph Gearing, a Toronto contractor, who ab- scouded last ‘November, was arrested in Detroit Thursday and held for examination. José Luis Osums, a half-breed Indian, was hanged at San Diego, Cal., yesterday, for the murder of John Judkins, near Man Dieguito, last summer. Captain McGown, of the Coast Survey, with several revenue marine officers, yesterday inspected the Lite Baving stations in the vicinity ot Long Branch and Squan Beach, George A, Blakie, assistant custodian of the Fidel- ity Safety Deposit Vaults, Chicago, eonfesses that he stole a package containing $1,000 under financial pressure and intended to make it yood. A, Eimer Bader, Austrian Consul at New Orleans, er of cotton, comimitted suicide by drowning in the river. His body has been recoy- ered. The cause for the deed is wiknown. William H. M. Smaliman has commenced suit in San Francisco against John W. Mackey, of the Bonanza firm, to recover $200,000 damages for alleged unlawful intimacy with Amelia H. ., Wife of com- plainant. Henry Brinker, a ‘ineinnati boy, on Christmas Da; attempred to swallow & bit of hickory unt shell, which became lodged in the larynx. A surgeon re moved it by a cut across the throat, and the boy is Tapidiy getting well. The Grand Jary in New Orleans reports its opinion that George W. Dupre, State Senator, has detranded the State, obtaining ‘money or warrants under false pretences, and asks the District Attoruey to prose- ente hit. His account for 1878 is $15,963, ‘The Oswego County Board of Supervisors report a @iverepancy of $55,197 in the accounts of the late County Trees "uther H. Conklin. A special committee has been appointed to examine the books, and it will commence on the work next week. Cleveland yesterday celebrated with great pomp the completion and acceptance of the, viaduct or high level bridge crossing the Cuyahoga River and con- necting the two portions of the city, From $2, to $2,540,000 has been expended on the structure SHIPPING NEW OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY. ‘Stanner. ‘Stila. | Destination. Australia... Ethiopia Britannic Mosel. eons Wisconsin ‘ 20 Broadway Greece 89 Brondway Seythia { Howling Green Republic 7B State of Georzin. Wieland G1 Brondway England [60 Bromdway City of Berlin 41.3% Broadway Alsatian 4| Lond 7 Bowling Greon Oder 4| Bremen Ancharia ditiiaazow: H ree Abrssints iverpool. [4 Bowling Green als Altondon. {a0 Broadway Labrador 35 Broadway State of Lovisinnn Broadway Snevia. |] Broadway The Queen 68 Brond tiermante Donay Boliv! Scittedam tte eda Wroming | Liverpool... 29 Bi Batavia. Liverpool .|4 Bowling Green Holland Broadway Frisia Brondway ia Broadway Hainbarg. Montana [Fan 28 Liverpool. [29 Bro ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. Wis, Tl atom WATER. Sun rises. 7 24! Sandy Hook Sun sete... : 4.46) Gov. Island. Moon sets <eve 955 | Hell Gate HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Mir) Weert | Barr. | Ther. Sante of Der, 2. — | Mlowr.| IncB.| Deg. | Wind. | Wenther. Horseshor.......|Nocn be.70] a! X lClondy 74) | Pew lerowine. FH) 8] WNW Clear. ar Seotland L'tship 1 New Yor W Partly cloudy, TIME BALL, New Yorn, Dee 27—Noon. ‘The Westers Union time ball fell today two-tenthe of « second slow. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 27 ARRIVALS. REPORTED DY THE WERALD #TRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TRLBORAPH LINE. Steamer Repabiic (Br), Trving, Liverpool December 17 and Queenstown ISth, with mdse aud passengers to RF Had heavy wonther thronghont passage, Doe 20, lac OL, or Bothnia irs, from New York for I 4,100 56-4, a Leyland steamer, bound E Stentnor Sture 15, Larne 1th, it Baldwin & Co. v lie Banks: with high 7, 1878, steamer: Steamer Acapulco, xhackforl. Aspinwall ® dave. with Mndee and passencors to the Pacitc Mail Steamship Dee 22, off Cape Mays, eae a schooner bound N, show! white flag with red losior D in cousre, Steamer Algiers, Hatehorne, Kew Orleans Dec 20, with ssongers to Rogert & Morgan. mT in igiandina and Wilminzton, mor Ty bs with mdse ul passengers ta Geo Gomes, Wiluiington, NC, 3 days, with Walker, Richmond, City Point the Old em hitadetphin. with yung. Havre 38 dayng and E winds to ee EB gal r Us hearing Sw "14 miles. wore ity offin the bound F verte (Sp) O €Casado. I PASSED THROUGH HELL oon. Havana 13 days, in ballast, to avy weather: split sails, GATE, York. Yori hompson, Dunkirk for New Ts wnchored in Hart Bark Mand ‘yan tn Uaine te ceuell Waren Toland roads, Sel Charlottetown, PET. via ‘ork, with potatoes fo Thompson Julia (Ar), Metn hs Bay, Mo, fe charlottetown, PET, for Now York, x fs (Br, Creighton, SUS Thompson (Br), King, Canning, NB, for New York. with potatoes to.3 F Whitney & C er, Smith, Boston for Now York. Chase, New Bedford for New Prince Edward Island for 1 River for Nev ‘br Isaac H Borden, Yor Norberg, Gloucester oe xe, F ir Hattie V new, 137 ton’), Steamer Amos ( Ronny, Providence for Now York, ye EB Coperthwaite, Lamphier, Providence for New ‘ork, arton, Providence for New York. picksen, Blizard, Providence for New hire, Pawtueket for New York. Shropsisire, York. ‘idin, Perris Curren (or ew York Schr Haviie Relies Bridgeport for Now York. Kehr AP Cramer, Tzard, Bridgeport for Baltimer ceneman, Brantfo New York. r © Carroll, Denike, Kehr Paligting, Pendleton, Norwich for New Yo Sehr Wri M Everett, McDaniel. Norwich for Ker T McDowell, White, New bart, Ba: chpore for Kew Yo Sche Miltie F ak Tawards, Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Mary Bradford, Oliver, from New London, is at an- chor above. BOUND EAST. Steamer Glanens, Bearse, New York for Bon: ew York. ori Porto Rico for Walton, NS. we York for Portland, Ct Rehr D & E Kelly, Kelly, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Quoddy, Mahoney, Weehawken for Boston. Schr Mary Stowe, Bacon, Elisabethport for Allyn's Point. Schr Mary Augnsty, Porry, Johnson for Providence. Sehr H_A Deming, Boardman, Amboy for Hartford. ences R Mitchell; Morrell, Amboy for Greenwich, Ct, to lay up. ‘Schr Mary E Ameden, Baker, Georgetown, DC, for Provi- dence. BELOW. Ship Laniga (Br), from Li SI ot Yarmouth, St, Seott, from Hamburg Ship Rhino (of Windsor, N8), fro i Gerlach, from Pilwa 8 . fran Cette Nov 1 ch, rom Bremen Now \3), Virgie, from Teuve t 16, Bark Ame Medine (of Anuupotis, Nov 10. CLEARED. Steamer Britannic (Br, Perry, Liverpool vis Queens: town—R J Cort Stoamer France (Br), Rogers, London—F WJ Inrst. Steamer Australia. Br), Rait, London—Henderson Bros. Steamer Secret (Br), net, Nasseu, NP, via Jackson- ville—Murray, Ferris & Co. eet ‘ostern Texas, Hines, Jacksonville via Port —C HM Mallory & € Rleamer Vineland, Bowen, Baltimore via South Amboy and Camden: Krei ontenmer ‘Rabland, Hunter, Philadelphia—W'm P Clyde & ‘Steamer Eleanore, Johnson, Portland, Mo—J F Amen, Ship a Wobb, Urquhart, Liverpool—Charles li Mar- shall & ¢ Ship ‘Senator (Br), Jeffr Liverpool—Charles H Marshall Bark Rentrice (Br), McClellan, Queenstown for orders—P I Nevins & Son. Burk Alarkn, Peres, Marsdillos—Jamon Henry. Hark Errante: holich, St Naxeire—John © Seager. 18 Brig Allegro (Nor), Heanetbers, Christigna—Funch, Bayo Brig J a tereey Bo, Winters, Lus Palmas (Grand Ca- nary)—C W Berta " Behr adhe en ‘King, Mayaguer, PR—-A Co. Nenes Schr Water Lilr (Br), Garton, Yarmouth, NSA T/Heney. Schr Robert Ress (Bi), Clark, St John, NB—A T Heney. SAILED. Steamors Tu}! (Bri, for St Johns, PR, a a ees Aber aeie. Lown: Xwnabell (Bry, Mauritias; Mat (Daten), St Ma on Cumberland, Havana. * MARITIME MISCELLANY. The prrsers of steamers Claribel and Acopulco will plenge accept our thanks for courtesios. ier), which nerived at Balti offee from Rio Janeiro, and The grounding of t ide, whieh was at the timo 5 low mark. (Br), from New York rte), pu om heads broken ; would be obli pars. Banw Brotaers, Tha at Rio Jn was sold by efore reported _co jon Nov 21 for $1. into Rilo Jancire in rudder and all hor m Bere Sor.sino (Br), MeLeod, from buco Dee 4, reports. Oct 14, lat 37 W, had a vory severe storm, during whieh lost sails and bulwarks, hed dock swept of everything movable and laid with lee side under water for eight han was the most severe storm he Bric Exrness (Br), Mahiman, from Now York (before re. ported), wus wrecked at Montega Bas in x gale Dec 10. The Cargo had al! beon landed. Re Weres—The cargo of this brig. before reported aehore at Wood End, and enbsoquently gotien off and taken into Provinestown, was taken from the lighters and prt conv the tp'g again, and the vessel towed to Boston on ith. held Dee 5 «ut Pernem St) ysMON ( masts) Hearon, of Somars’ Paint, OS tons coal 10 ame Raitrad Company, fire atthe wharf while discharging at Arpinwall. Dee 17, TL AM. a domee smoke wi seen issuing from the be: inmediately under the cabin, aed before the 14 gat ont of the hold the vessel . Great excitement prevailed, ax the May Mom, of New York, Ane omiy a few foet astorn, and across the next wharf, not more than ono bundred and fifty feet distant, the I eunbr Acapnlen was is) diseharzing. Both the schoouer's anchors were down, Mhich made it necessary to alip both chains, when a line of men towed her, to the end of the mbnef, a dis. feet The toresail went before + wind of the bay, where edge. Thor were about 100 ton ho time. he. ig n of She fire fa in a harrel of it to explode. tiiitle me fe nating was anved The MS was 434 tons register, and was built at Absecum, NJ, in 1874. Sewn Potomac. vefure reported wrecked om Brier tala left Yarmouth Doe 21, and, whan the gale began, th tain tried to rn but she weat ashore on rocks the lighthouse these nnd was xmashed to Tho eaptain and crew om oir boat, Nu rived at Rt John fre mouth on Monday. The Seuk Brack Bi tress, has boen el 10 n to discharge, aud will procesd in tow ot tog c haa Warren, Scut EM Bornrru, Malloy, before reporte® with loss of midder at Aspinwall, war lyiog with one anchor down and With one teo-ineh hawser and two small shart No4, The eaptain felt himself reasonably all at onee ints bi Suehy seved vf the haw: ad been eut by some 1s, damaged in the recent male at Bluo- inst week for repuirs. AS she hax board sho cannot my Ny Oy rily fixed up and procoed on her voy: age. Sewn Martita SARGENT, Of Senraport, in beating inte Bel- harbor on Tuesday tan ashore on the rocks near the i wharf, Khe come nff on Weduenday. DC, for Boston, iow’ of 2d and a for Boston. pat ir dobn Bret all in Woohne' an. who vecnived injuries tnd died night of 26th, Scene Astra, in leaving strack on @ reef at the Cargo lost. AM h Koun Mavp of New tor Philadelphia with railroad p 0 Ne : Pree iT. with lowe of salle, foretopranst, jibbom, am Jw badly frost bitten cin JonN S Woon, Smith, from New Orleans tor New po Key West Deed ef or witch bad eosin ‘she Fopnired nud aalled Titi for des. Bay Dee 10 for Lnceea, fort and became @ total wreck! W ws. The crew wer bie from 1 D ported ith erosatrees ‘and wonld have to procure rowill bea total Sem relate Re 8 want of nm proceeding. Send M Moratas, from Hoboken for Hoston, before re ported w End, Mass, was sold by anetion » | Oe 26 to Isaiah Gifford, bull fur $400 and cargo of coal for how ones bet LANGDON, whi Isinnd, arriy we at Now’ Boatord Doct thew Rewport in SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, mh | weg wailed 1 Semu Lana & Een New Yor! it into itiita: back the same afternoon |e pongo Tal nd 0 i, aud he disehars f and from Summerside, ral, for Dee pat slip again for New York, k load, foretopmast an Pe flying Jibtoon ‘The wreck of the schr Espress Tilton was sold at Aspin- wall tor $00, ALEXANDMIA, Doe 26—Tho river continues to be covered with ico as far'as the eve cau reach, The schr Sarah with coal, fr port for Jerse; ye sctir Alfred Brabrook, tt idorably injure ications are for @ speedy closing of m. Deo 27—The steam barge United. Cant EL Phiundeipin surance on the vessel, five hours, w brought The crew in an open l were picked np by a steamer and Tho cook was frozen to death. Haron, Dee 25—The Spanish bark Amalia, for Cork, pai in distress, haw been brought inte port." A sury was held on her yesterday by the portwardens and they recommend a divcharge of cargo and to undergo repairs. Portiaxn, Dee 27—Tho lighthouse Keene at Pemaquid Point voports, under date « that an unknown schoner fri hear that light Dee 2, crow ull perished. Thos! the storm of ro was strewn with pieces of the wreck and cargo—keroseno, beef and pork, Inrd, Be, A.cout was found with’ a wath in the packet, whieh + 12 M. and supposed The Rerrels of kere, to belong he eaptai name we re marked Bullock. blue ground. A aoe part of the cargo wt amazed condition. Veusel in probably tho Chania’ he Bell, already repo ted} F, Dee 27—Sehr Armanita, engaged in her: in’ tho of Pandy, was wrecked on Doad Jan's Head during the gale on The vessel was owned by seas at Ren of ¢ San Franc Doc 20-—-A report from Umpqua, states day night. rleton. 80, that the sehr Haven, while beating out from that place on the 16th inst, strack on tho bar and startod leaking 60 badly that she was towed into Coos Bay the samo day. iz iron Sarnnoo‘ Porxr, Dec 26—Sehr Ranger, with from Amboy for Providence, went as thi Ail hands taken off and landed at the | by the pilots of thi place. Unxxowx Warck—Tho unknown bark, before reported at Diamond she in nine fathoms af water, Diamond shoal SW, Hatteras light NW by W. Tho revenne cutter Hamilton, at Delawato Broskweter, roporty that lee, spars appeur to be those of a large bark, with hemp canvas sail*, and that she hed probably struck'on the outer shoal, beat over and sunk; also that fishing schr EA Baker, af Now London. picked up some flouting wreckaze from her, Two have beon found at Kinnaskest, and one body and Dec 25 saw wrecking steamer B & J Baker take in tow aschr with loss of headgour, for- ward sails and bulwarks, and proceed toward Hatteras, WHALEMEN, Cleared at San Francisco Dee 17, bark Mercury, Hick- matt, to erutso, Suiled from do Dee 24, bark Sea Breczo, Thurman, NB, spgere whaling: f another at Hintteras from Capt Rogers, of barl reporty her at Talcahuana Nov 11, wi eruine ; 409) ap all told. To sail next da, Letters ecoived in Edgartown from Capt Dexter. of bark y Frazier, of that port, reports her at Kabeuday Nov 3, having taker, CO ble sp and 40) do hpbk all this soason: Hind sRipped 6.32 sels sp, 12.448 do hpbk 2188 do wh oil an 7 bundles South Seu hone by the Lottie Beard. The officers and crow were ull well and the #hip in excellent condition. A letter from a bout steerer of bark Mary Frazier, slated Kabenda, Nov. 3, reports that bark President, 2d. of NB. was ashore three miles above the, harbor. | Several bouts! crews wont to hor assistance. Capt Dexter, with Capt Chase, of the Catulpa, with a boat's crew from the Mary Frazier, arrived to her assistance the first bent. Thi out anchors astern, with high water hove her off w Stamboul, of NB, 200 bbis sp oil Inst niting falls for hawsers, hout much damage. ‘SPOKEN. Ship Twilight, Warlan YAhin P Cheney, from Manritive for Calea 4 ip BP Cheney, from Manritins for Calcutta, no date, off Sand Heads. iv Ship Elwell 21, dat 30 8, lon 7 auint p Thorn (Be) from Baltimore for Queenstown, Dee ia Bare Chapmmea (Rasnen), from Finland for as Noy 6, lat 22, lon 20, from San Francisco for New jarstow, from Liverpool for Bombay, Oct phlp. Erin Gem (Br), from Calcutta for London, Dec 14, a fed Cross, from San Francisco for Queenstown, Nov . lat 56 8, lon 7240 W. Arethusa (Br), from Dublin for Darien, Dee 7, no Bark etre Carver, from New York (Oct 24 for Cal- cut: days out; also bark Chasca, Washburne, from New ark (Oct 24 for Singapore. 21 days out, Nov 12 (by rig Solario, at Pernambuco, Dec 4 7 rig TW Parker, from Hull for New York Dec6, lat 47, jon Schr Addie Todd, Corson, from Jamaica for New York, Dec 8, in Straits of’ Florida. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Aarrorex, Dee 25—Arrived, bark Waaja (Rus), Hoge- mann, Ball River, Axtweap, Dec 24—Salled, bark Icarns (Br). United Statos. Brurast, Dec 26—Arrived, bark Rio de la Plate (Br), Me- Quarrie, Philedeiphia. E RoRvRicx, Dee 2—Arrived, bark Bertha (Nor), Gearn, Now York. Bruwrx, Dee 27—Arrived, steamer Rempor (Br), Wilkin son, Philadelphia; bark Ranger (Br), Crosby, do. Sailed 27th, ship Agra (Ger), Hogeman, Baltimore: Wm Woodbury, Schmidt, do; barks Everhard Detins (G Fortmann, New York; Von Borg (ier), United States; Sarah M Smith (Br), Olsen, do; Athena (Ger), Boilmer, do; Weer (Ger), Delimers, do. Crooxnavex, Dec 27—Of, steamer Pennsylvania, Har- ris, Philadelphia for Liverpool, via Qgeenstown. Off 2th AM, stoamer City of Chester (Br), Brooks. from New York for Liverpoo! vis Queenstown. Off the Fastnet 27th, noon, steamer Erin (Br), Andrewe, from New York for Liverpool. ConstastinorLe, Dec 26—Sailed, barks Elsinere, Los- berg, Trapani, to load salt tor South America Capiz, to Dee 27—Sailed, bark Solide (Sw), Gutalor, Hampton Delaware Bronkwator; Tancook (Br), Road: Dupuis, Dec 27—Sailed, bark Angela Aceame (Ital), Bol Hughes, Hampton York: 27th, ship Detroit, Blanchard, Hunnittos viously); bark Brazil (Br), Rosch, Richmond via Cher bourg. Sailed 25th, bark Underwriter (Br), MeConneli, York; brig Chas Purvis, Small, United States. Havens, Doc 25—Sailed, barks Northern Queon (Br), Dol lard, United States; Caledonia (Nor), Nieisen, New York. IxsisnowxN Hap, Dee 27—Sailod, bark Minde (Nor), Andefsen (trom Londonderry), New York. Livenroor, Dec 27—Arrived, steamer Palesti Whitoway, Boston. Sniled 25th, barks Herbert C Hall (Br), Davies, United States; Windsor (Nor), Aas, Fernandina; 26th, steamer El- phinstone (Br), Beal, New York. Lospox, Dec 27—Arrived, ship Tobiqne (Br), Davis, New York. Sailed 22d, steamer Atrato (Br), Jones: Boston. Liseox, to Dec 27—Arrived, bark Rosalia (Ital), Di Mar. Now York: brig Papa Giocdmo (Ital), Lauro, do. Maastvts, Doc 26—Suiled, bark Finzel (Br), Berry, Pensa. cota. Marsriturs, Dec 24—Sailed, ship Horlof Herlofsen (Nor), Olsen, United States, Nwany, Dee 22—Salled, bark Biskop Bran anes Jacob sen, United Statos. Newront, Dee 27—Bailed, bark TH Arentiong, Mauran, Guadaloupe. orrennas, Dec S7—Sailed, bark Nevado (Br, Poster, Savannah. Sailed from Hetvoet 27th, bark Geo W Sweeney, Hewitt, United States Sorrmaxrtos, Dec 27—Arrived, steamers Neekar (Ger), Willigorod, New York for Bremen; Otranto (Br), Jenkins, New York for Hull (and both proceeded Trrnete, Dee 20—Arrived, bark Inca (Gor), Weadehorst, New York Saited 19th, hark Mario (No New (Br), ti Zachariasen, United St Loxpox, Dec 27—Bark Ebenorer (Nor), Gundersen, which arrived nt Elsinore on the 224 inst, from New York, had her Jibboom, foretopmast and maintopguiantmant broken Maunrties, Doc 6—Ship Messenger, Gilkey, which put into this port for repairs, while on the pasenge fro York for Hiogo, will probably be abandoned, WEATHER REPORT. Hournean, Dec 27—Wind SE, light; barometer 29.43, Lizarn, Dec 27—Wind 8, fresh; cloudy, Puvwourn, Dec 27—Wind SE, moderate; thick, with rain: barometer 20.34, Seinty, Dec 27—Wind WNW, fresh; rain, FOREIGN PORTS. (to sail 20th for New York as before stated). Dec 7—Arrived sehr GM Porter, Cur- tis, Norfolk. Hailed Doe 5, selir Addie Ce Coreen, Todd. Sow nor. Ranta, Dee b—1n port, be tor rele Ove Binder, for New Papas ee rig Biles Maris, ‘Lamphor, New York; 1euh, Gest (Kor), Olsen, New York Ball 24th, 1th, Byry rinnna I (Port), Santo: Bea oiee tt brig (oiprey (Dae), Fetes, Barbados, rx Rive, Jn, Dec 2—Arrived, kche Mimw A Reod, Allen, Port Spain vin Annette By Canpesas, Dec 1 ‘Acadia (Br), Horn, for N of Hatteras (probably New York), ref AbNoeTH, Ja, Doe S—Areived, a f Zingn, from Now Or jeans. __Li port Doe 17, brig Ida (Be), Bevan, for Now York to ait Havana, Dee 26—Arrived, steamer Niagara, Cartis, New th, stom mer Enrique (Sp), Gastenaea, Baltimore, WA—Cloared, ship Edith Troop (Br, Smith aving repaired; bark’ Lowian ton Fe Sinith, Baltimore New York. TIALIPAR, (from Now York), Antwerp, fate (Br, Langdon, Ham Arrived 27th, steamers for sarees 1 (Br), Be th for Vere or Atlas (Br), Low, New 1878—WITH SUPPLEMENT sailed Lith); rto Rico (and sailed THth far Did Harboe ged Nee Verio: ieth, steamer San Ja- cinto (Sp), Arriago, New York (and sailed 16th for 8 Jago. Arrived to Dec 27, schr Abbott Doversaux, Haskell, Bos- ton. dalled Dee 1, steamer Haytien (Br), awe, Vera Cron; With, sehr Hlln'rossey Watts, Old Harbor and New Yo Hun. brig AD Ton Snow, Gregory, Paimouth, J fans Rasion, ort Leys », brig Mary Knowlton, Drink Drisko, for Pa 5» mrvives 5 St Doe 3 Bi--Arrived, sehr Fle Bay, Ja, Dee 2 nid iti sehr ray. Pensacola 17uh, rrived, schrs Susan or, Sharrett Stark. Hav In port Dee 18, sch R W Denham, Cha ‘from for Green Island, to sail on 20th to finish lag Riveitt, Ja, Dee 8—Suiled, schr Ada Barker, Dobbin, Now York, OLD Hannon, J chr Delhi, Emerson, New York: 14th, Dee 18—Sailed EK fen Rien, Whitcberry, Acapulea; 1th, fand suilod 25th on her return. PSfailed Dos 1, steamer Munith Caralinn, White, Acapulea, Praxamnveo, Dee 11 rigs Guisborough (Br), Hanson, for Cowra; MeLaod, une: Triton (Nori, New York, with #n i sobre Home ir), Thoms, and Mi Sniled 16th, bark Loch Prancisco}, Lond Pons av’ Pa Hatch, from a her retin); Dee 4, Costa, Salvador, Jones, Cham- Dec 14—In port, brie, Ambroso Light. + WD Andrews, Elliot, from. an New York, Ide: schra Mollio, Atherton, froin Sacksouvilto (all arrived ch): Goormictee, Lord. ding. Hailed Dec 7, ehirdohn Read. Farrcil, Mirageane, Port Axtoxio, Ja. Nov 2 Arrived sche Erverald, St Ingo. ark: 24, ship Peru, Lurraheo, Cardif; Dark eabody, Wilkon, Baltimore, ited Nov 30, brig ‘Agnes Barton, Knight, 8¢ Thomas, an (Br), Lindberg, for Mar- egic KE Gray, Bowling, for Tn port Doe 5 sehr CH Foster, Rio GANDY DO Si Piruued. trom Richmondy Nite Arvid (Nor), for Boston Gusan Betzan York: Jennie A r New York Plummer, do. v 16, aches Gersh Ranker, Pa Boston. bark Zephyr (Nor), for Hampton Roads; nibs, far Gulf or Atlantic port Tn “wort, brigs Zeal (Br, Moss, from New York j Harding, here cin ‘Man, Dee 7—Arrived, wehr Clifford, isn w York, maKinss, Brazil, Nov Hicks, from Richinond, Va, di Natt Riven, Ja, Dee T—-La port, brig, Dirigo, Coffin Kingston, arrived Nov 25, for New York with loge schrs Ada from do wig orders; David o. arrived Nov 2), for New Fork since re- elo, Davis, Tortola fe day for New Yorks. barks Helnies (Dan), Storm, Galveston; Goeslahanr, dined: AUsmmaernss, ands Poleaacson'toee jo all to Land cotton for Channel, for orders), 18-Sailed, brig La Ninfa, Boreh, San Dee 12—Arriv rancisco for Hon, ‘e Steamer Belgie (Br), Metcalf (from Hong ee 15—Sailod, schr Cumminger (Br), , steamer Gaclte (Br), Kidley, Y iY, i ‘Gaaeiaeer ‘Now = re [Per Sreawee Revoniic.) .Axtwenr. Dee i4—Arri Atlantic, Montreal; 26th, Valentine, Ditmunsea, Wilmington. Sailed 14th, Jane Fish, Yonny, England; 16th, A P Stoneman, Crosby, Americn; Jamos, Wiltssen, do, petansas, Dec 13—Arrived, Able, Jorgensen, Philadel- PrALaIERS, Dee 8—sailed. Siloe, Martinolich. New York. Atwenia, Dec ¥~Suailed, Ei Pensacola. Assur, for Batavia. ;Bursro1, Dee 17--Arrived, Cornwall (s), Williams, New é —Passed, Florence Troat, Mi: Satiod 15th, Florence L, Grierson. Now York. B Dec 1 Garvin. Baltimore. States; 14th, Na- Christine, Preis d ets Tilda, Dominick, F Bo matrom, Borotan, San ‘rancinco; San nada, Latnert, or Bowsay, Nov 22—Areived, Renae Puringtop, Liv- 7 rhe? ae osal in eer areal belek re. U Instrel (s), jor, ‘| 3 Ronert’S Lani, Taurg:Rlodeweires ee CaALcotta, ‘Nov. pa i Big Bonansa, Stanloy, Liver- pool Sniled from Sangor Nov 17, Visconnt, Nicholson, New York aa (heat Ttaly, Shaw, do. De. 14—Pasn ee, and Consta: tine, uJ a Lenten! for New York; 17 Zophyr. Jensen, do for oo lensel, Edyo, from London for New York; Co. , Dee 13—Sailed, Athol, Cran, Sandy Hook: Hi Buses. ‘Now York: Vewar: Albrechtecn. do. ‘iad feated 16th, Kodiak. Peters, New ¥ Desnvun: Dee tee Arrived. Mary York: Chas Pratt, Sharp. d i Ad Clemente, Wiibarnsd jon, Porter, New almetrom, New York; WN H es Farewaxtie, Oct 1®—Arrived, Edith May, Anderson, || Mauritius. Fourrsgoxy, Dec 15—Put in, Georgie Wost, from Ant warp for Borton. LMACIH, Dec 15—Arrived, Ottone, Ferro, Baltimore for Lynn Carlotta, Gallo, Baltimore: sit Charles Napier: Bes tard. Darien: Marin D, Nogovetich, Baltimore; Orion! Berweland. Savanni Hives, Donkirk, Ghascow, Dee 1f-Arriveds Dorian (hi, New York via Bris- th. Excellent. Malle Pe eiecit, et Jarl Prederiek. Jaute, Daren ree Grenaeae Dec #<Amsivet Prise , mrows, Patras, &é: Lottie, Woddall, Catania, &c (and both cleared for New on Maver, Qc 13—Arrived, A: Winsbledon (s). Walron, Now Sioa Sailed 1th pn Baltimore; ). EM ow ; ‘Sailod 14th, Ceylon. Colfer, amnion Selator, lortland zibar (x), Fox, New , Baltimore; = RO for New Ori Chieftain, fete seve ‘Cheistenman, Tyvr Lyx, Dec i5—Arrived, Langet, Philade!phia; Saama, ee 17—Arrived, Contite, Raszetto, Philadelphia. 14—Asrived, TeriensXjeld, Salvosen, Kton: Dec 14—Cleared, Minnehaha, Browning, ago the roi ‘rom Prince Ed- ‘x, Oct 19—Arrived, America, Aurora, Andressen, ‘oung, Port! isLord Palmerston, | ee ear Th Mar mie A Wright; Soar, Savannahs Hedtio Be inse Now York. Nreronr, Dee 14—Cleared, Gea Jordan, Duncan, Te: “Oermnn, ~~ 14—Sailed, Mod, United Keates. Orato, Dec 5—Sailed, Fortn =, Phrtl his. Prywovt, Dee 14—Arrived, pra ee (2, Dunn, Mo- bile for Rawat and sailed 150H): 15th, Ethel Blanche, Me- Mahon, Charlottete Seward, Montevideo: Lightning. W' Watson. iu ttloes 2 17th, Farpoth cals Hasselt; Shields Lh Ron Dec 17—Passed, Othello (s), Mitehell, Hall infers. _James, Peake, Graham, Edward is), Fraser, ord San Francisco. Arrived. Mldae, Kenley, Momtrai 5 re (i ‘ ih Charon sly G_dulled doniphine, Rvaws, Baltimore , Siete, 16—Arrived, Vindolaua (e), Gillow, Quebec or Landen. Sailed 16th, Norman Monareh (s), New York; Amelia = he. aKa, Doe 15—Arrived, Victorin, Tremble, Savannah, A ‘Sarah E — xcext, CV, Nov 27—Sailed, Giove Gustavine, New Orleans. Troon, Dec 14—Sniled, Harry Ruschmas, Card, Havena. Dee s—Arrtved, deli Tas, MeKensio, Montreal. see J1—ralied, Lan jain, New York, Yauwwes. ‘Philadel phi B Webster, on Serre, eo 14—Th ve noted ree Dee 15~Tho itn (o, from, Portland, and the Fe do, of Brixham, from Montaertat (ram and sugar) vai i c roby Channel; latter sank; inv ee amd tanded hy Minsinaippi. The Acme, roin Quebec, porede here today; minced ‘henry wentver, se On Now tn Batten foot ear en deekioad jettivone prtowny ay Prxzawcr, Doe 14—Tho «i wind shifted to np rd oor “4 moorings. i bad six foot nk ‘an be obliged to come to for repairs and examination. Rio Jaxetno, Nov 23—The John Shepard (Amorican bark) will probably, the sald here. Tho burk JE Woodworth, of Windsor, NS, Patton, from cormwatite, NB. for Stanley, FI veonl and’ lumber), was pected o be = fire in her hold Nov 3, and on the 16th was aby med, yt in flames, in Tat, 22 8, lon 20 Wy hortly afterward the ra ‘rot by the board, and the flames md bursting ont. apoleon, American bark, brought the crew clone to ie Hort A,and they arrived hore it are cule yesterday <-tProvicusly reported by tele: edewator (x), MeKensio, which the iidey for Now York icheiale to this het at while a, yams crongh 2 steamer collided with ried by telogram), © a cane? ry jamnaging her to such it three. Ne fpr: f ao time five of t tht gf thelr horths, havin ey, with the rent o hoard the the water, ehiet he Ke the Sotch steamer wont down ‘There is ne word yet 0 don, which nalled from at hour aftor the casualty. At the ‘crew wero below, and they risbed out ‘anly thelt stockings and drawernon. the 1 ane An wguting om seri fer . stood by ontil erdue Newenstlo bark Lon- eee foes ig euuntry on Sept 23, wi ‘ eae ‘ol timber valued -of aleeria, ws. 4 ci, sutveyota, ir q Hifex for c lers, while anchored in be ont the ded that the ballast be dischar od, pumps that the seams be fae eo Nien and hat the vessel reballasted with atace (previously reported by telo- Sovranara, Nov 1—The Sarah Nicholson, from Yivilo for Now York (Gugari, has put in here, aftor being in col lision, ia Ombay’ Passage, with the Sydenh rom London for, Hong Koug? the latter vessel struck her in full sail amidships, bursting open the plates on hor own bows,” the damage being as somo apparently o ¢ the water line, laying sd oe eahow tem aftor the vessel was making nagwator, and Yovaxe.” The Sarah Nicholson Mppears to by rather badly ent into on the starboard side, the port side being also strained from the forea of the collision, and will be com- pelled to discharze; sho jettisoned 100 fons sugar so/as to secirre an even keel. AMERICAN PORTS. . Dee 27—Arrivad, R trowel non (Nor), Hanson,” Batavia: brige ri olen, Briggs, Hoboken vie Cape, Cod (where she was ashore); schre DH Ingeabiate, hase, Richmond. hiladelphi teamers Wetton (Br Smith, Maggle Bell, Hall, do town, DC; Nowell Lydia or Fletcher, Now phi; Terrapin, Grin, Port, Johnson; Gane pethport: Trade Wind. Gray, Rondout GKnight! Wilson, Barbados: Harriet ‘Phomas, Vi doha E Sanford, Percy: Freddie W Alton, Allon, ‘Ind Bele Halliduy, Crawford, Baltimore. for Surinam; Westmoreland, ILS Brooks, Quigley. New Yor 2 Arrived, sche DL Taylor, Gaskell, r, Clark, South ‘arleston; San Cleared —Scbrx Aina Bell, Allen ver MORE, Dee or Fanny _Cadwal; Vangilder, Hagermann, New in} barks Dronning Anna A Rich (Br), Rich, Ruel Palmer (Br), Smith, Limerick; John Lorway Jones, Havre; schrs ‘A Denike, ohamian, Savannah; and Cugino, BEAUFORT, Doc 2 United Kingdom: 2ist, Linda (Br). Hughes, (Br), Richards, do; Win Bowen (Br), Randell, do; Ansio (Rus), Uppman. BATH, Dec 25—Arrived, sehr Satilla, Rivors, Satiils River, BE. Mert Dec 24—Arrived, sehr James Holmes, Ryder, Dec 26—Arrived, schr Gen Hall, Simmons, N, Dee 24—Cloared, sehra JH DeWolf. Joy. ‘Albert Mason, Rose, New York via irs Benjamin Gartside, Vangilder, Baltimore; . Blackman, Seaford, Det 27uh—Cleared, bark Eten Wignall (Br), Harbottle, Dab- 1 EDGARTOWN, Dec 24—Arrived, achr Theodore Dean, Evans, New for Boston, and, with others reported yes: terday, romains. FALL RI ER, Dec 24—Arrived, steamor Albatross, Soamor Vindi ator, Rocors, Phitsabi nite, xtoamer Achilles, Bacon, Philadelphia; Doran, Worthington, do: George Gurney 2y. Cleat cht Loui ie Crawford, New York. SACRSONTILIT, Tee 35 Arrived: tele” Wm Back, Miller, Baltimoro; Sam I, Russell, Wilson, New York. Salled—Schrs Nary J Russell, ‘and T ii Livingston, for is Dec 20—In port, bark Bridgeport “Morgan, we OFteans for brow deuce: wehe Whe Wing: 3—Arrived, nip eGiy, sf Mektaond (Br, via Port Eads. WRT. Doe 24—Arrived, schrs Annie Currier, 8. Iphin: TAsaia Gs Gi iveriae,! vEW OKUEANS, Doc 23—Arrived np, aig Regina in, raving, Liverpool; Lady Clarendoa ( farehall Victor (Br), Batley, Havre; tt, Rotterdam; Racehorse (N ile Proxporidad (Xp), Havana; Empire Liverpgol: duenn of Indin (Br). Alexandria, Ej Now 3 York! Susan Sees rE Stark, Montezo Ba: Bolow-cncir Wm Thompson, Doane, from Ruatan, Bith—arrived steamer Memphis (Br), Mellon, Liverpool. * Gleared—Stoamer Rita (sp), Gartie#, Liverpool; barke Sonrise (Sp), Roiz, B: : Fede 6 Speranza (Ital Is ae Queenstown; schr Thos N Stone, Piteher, Now York. vs New City (Br), Bras, Liv- Passes, Doc 27—Arrived, ships 5 ik, Wood, stellamaro; Auga \mundsen Rio Juneiro; Tere hr Reboeca Shepherd Frambe: rin. ‘ VORFOLK, Dee 27—Cleared, ship Belle O'Brion, O'Brien, Livorpool. NEWBURYPORT, Dec 25—Arrived steamer Panther Philadeiphia! CREW BEDVORD, Dee 25—Arrived, echr Hattie Perry, Chane, Philadelphia. 27th—Sailed, bark D Chapin, Coombs, Lontion (after re- turning 23d), At anchor ‘in. in Becouet River 25th, schr“H A Taber, Perry, —Arrived, schre Decatur Oak Baker, Jumos River, Va; John Slasman, Call, Georgetown, DC, for Boston; Mary E Nason, McDonald, Weehawken for Boston 15 (pat im Ay jad HPht Phile- 2 25th—Arrived, New York pilot boat Caprice for hr Gon Hall, of Waldoboro, 27th—Pat in, echr Robinson, from Charleston for Philadetphis (seo Miscellany.) Kalled—Schr Anite, Met’ ready, New York. NEW LONDON, Dec 35—Parsed Little Gull Island, bark jon x J ¥ Whitney (Br), Spienr, from N f > ‘oe Nek af frig sooge iB Ait gece Per ive or, ‘sat Jovi 'B Carrington, ‘pirker. Ratferore: Tie = re Witeen, vere Amboy; David Craw, Ell thport; ite, Packer I Hoboken ? Vapor, Barker, aud ‘Sunbeam. Ex MeGinninn, Phitnde! PASCAG! 4—Arrived, brig Happy Rotarn Br, 1, Campbell ‘Cientueg Doc 24—Arrived. thip Nelly (Pri, Rathodve; barks Giuserre, V Tazals (Nor), . Re ¥ini (ital), Lave Charger (Br), Milliken, Belt "oe ara Renbap tedigncl, Vhite, TA a adie (Br 6, Ti Bartlett, Smith, Now York! sehr W I, Brn aiey Chase Bos. bic Io ee ions Lewis, Aldrich, for Santa Ciaz, ready 21—Arrived, steatners Saxon, Shorman, ‘Providence; Vindi- er; Alliance, ‘Lawson, New Yor! barks Eldorado (Nor), Torzeren, Donia; Jolianno (Nor), Hambarg; schrs Muggie’ Todd, Norwood, i— ors Athens (Bri, panes on Liverpool; Will- lameport, Wittetts, Salon: roltne 7. <Ttall Zalensi, ivenstown: Snobeam, Hand, 1, tal, Fe ntwerp; brig. eo hurabam, ‘Btaplon, Metatase; sche Was Mason, French, Bostor Sailed—Steamers w Lord, and rg it F Bor pon ND, rdi (Ital), Gorvetso Genoa; ANA Smith, Smith joared, steamor Vrancenla, Bragg, Now York; ae i A Orr, Orr, Cardenas, Saited_Brigs Eten Morton, aud Wenonah ; schr Ariadne, anil othors. PROVIDENCE, Dec 26—Arrived, steamers Catharine ding: a 4. * apes er G Farr, I Stockham, Re Georgetown, janbeth 8 Ler, Leo, Philadel Handy, and Telnmah, Bennett, Port Joh Alley, Hoboken. Raited—Sehiea Wm ¥ Buedon, Adams, Port Johnaon: Wost Wind. Romer, South Amboy Binekstone, Keiley, New York Dec 7—Arrived, svoamot Wyanoke, Couch, York. Sailed-—Bark Paran, Morrison, Pernambuco, Brasil. MUGRTAND, Dee DocArtivsd. cohen, Si na, Fhreton Now York: Zist, Calista, Bennett, do; 224. € creas, Will on. Binehit for do, lenky : B Eitis, Pero. Ne ‘New York. ted 2th, sebrs C1. ix. Hix Now York: SJ Lind =: MKennedy, do; 2d, Willinm’ Wice, Prossey; da: Con: do. HEX FRANCISCO, Dec 19—Arrived, ship Polynesia (Gen, anes ner, Acapaleo bai rk Gem of the Ocean. Seattle. fod_Ship Belvedere, Johnson, Nanal 7k Bride nm, Nalndiog, Humboldt; Josephine, Connoly, Panama; Pomerat C de Frestas (Ger, Chrristionsen, Qnoens- WURTANNAT, Dec 24—Uloared, sche Rebecca M Smith, Grace, Chat lesion. In ballast. to iond for Wileingvon, Do zTth—Cleared, Lerk Maid’ of Orleans Gr), stems Ralied—Stosmer Wm Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore; bark Fy “ry Genoa. M, Dec 25—Arrived, schr Lissie Smith, Baton, i anh BROOK POINT, Dee 26—Arrived. schr Jalia A Berkele, from coal port for Connecticut Valley Railroad. Tn port—Sebr Helen P, Jones, from coal port for Clintom, Cope, Bia in for a harbor 25th. Dee 1%—Sailed, bark Samoset, Camern, San alae BT REYARD, La Ng 3 Dec 23—Arrived, schra Nowell Kennedy, Virginia for Boston; Lizzie Poor, S. Haltim si ea Beltert: Minnle (Br. ). Qainian New oat ork ar Bt John: er, schrs. Mexican, Nettie. ¢ wii Gneribe x. Aas Ellen Martinon, Tahmirooy HA Dewitt, Annie tins, D I Aces Moonligh , B . Minnie (Bri Carr, Holle Hiallida; Newell 1 LZ fe ren, EG Knight, Mary Elion merick. JB Dean (Bri, H Proseott, ith—Arrived, Jeannette ach), De Lang, Havre, steamers Granada, TLMINGTON, Paske, St Vinean: Cloared—Bark HEUMATISM, VS DISEASE, COLDS, CHILLS AND VEVER AND DIPHTERIA. These disonces, tinged at this thme more or less with malaria, are nevertholoss caused by imperfect aetion of the dowels and kidneys. The liver is genoraily also at fanit; together there is an inability to cloanse the blood and sys. tom of these matters, npon which the heatth of the bedy de- pends. There seoms to bo an especial retention of nric Acid. This canses acnto pain in different parts of the body. Wore the principle of purgation comprehended these symptome and these malarious times would cause no anx- jety, because a simple purgative like BRANDRETH'S PILLS would prove infallible, for they remove every trace of disease, and nenally soon. This innocent pargative purges all that is hurtfal from the bowols, kidneys and blood, and what Js of vat importance, they cast ont noth: ing that isnsetal. These pills shoald be in the house, 60 that @ needed dose may bo moured without aolay, By rinoss aro cured before they end Daring festive times ono may ent or even drink mors than Ie good, but a dose or two ot BRANDRETH'S PILLS All tiidne acenmutations. Let tive wise think. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 204 Canal thy g Brandreth House, New York. their means attacks of dizi In apoplexy and paralysis | restore health by removing a