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Port OF New York, December 1, 1861.
ARRIVED


Ship Canvas Back Clarke, Canton July % Anjier Avg
26 with teas, &C 10 Wlmerding Co. Oct % LAT 235 s.
Ion 81 is spoke ship Thomas Harvard Of from Lon
for Rc Janero; Nov H. lat 2743 lon H. spoke ba rk
abc Ion g. spoke brig Geo Arnas from Boston for Carde
mas and bark Iapwng tof Bsniorc). Kelly IS days
Rio Janeiro for Ba msre 18th, the Gulf stream lat
1901 lon ~ exchsn ed signals with shp Flora Mcdonald.
The Canvas Back has al heavy weay since the l3h u
Ship Roger A Hiern Stewart, Lv,r pool, 80 with
mds-, 10 j smith Co. Expericncrt heavy weather;
In with the French brig Lucy, of Bordeaux Sierra
Leone for Mareles, with loss of rudder boats
warks and feet water in the hold Took on the captain
mate and men; here being heavy sea on they saved
Ship Ruhven tof BOSTON,, Williams Liverpool 81 days,
with salt to order. Nov "a whaling ships, deeply
laden cruising about the Gulf Stream. The had nothing
but heavy NV and SW gales the entire passage.
Ship Mara hon, Doyle, Liverpool Oct l6 with coal 10
Brooklyn Gas Coz vessel to Tyler When y days
Ion Co. when she encountered heavy gale from NV Tor 30
from TO W lost Jbboom. Nov 81 on Nantucket pa the
Of = schr apparently not long IN the water.
ship Psnagenet CIR, Of Lverpoo, Johnson LIVER DOL
~ days, with SALT to Gordon, Bruce McAulH Had heavy
ship VIM Miles (Br of Bristol Eng) Sands Cardiff left
I.indy Island Oct g. with coal to Rowland Aspinwoll
Took the southern route; went INTO lat % ON, and 81
Georges shoal Nov IS Have had the winds as foltows
from NE to Sc for first days. NE to Tor 3dsys: Mo
NV for days. NV to sW for 80 days SW 10 for da..
calm and variable for DAYS No date o. Ion 6s l5
abandoned wreck with standing and the
rigging stripped.
shp Delphne tprus Rcncl Sligo % days in ballast to
Punch, Meincke Wend. "
Ship Allegl BaIstow Valencia Gibraltar Nov l,
In ballast Ncsnith Nov 49, on the southern ei.
the Banks exchanged signals with American shin + n
da steering u; 18th, lat 25 Ion 81 30 passed wlc,k with
slars but the two lower Standing appa uty fun
OF water ana aoandon.d The was days on Nantucket
Ship AlhAnbrR (of BOSTON, Dunbar Genoa e dsvs with,
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salt TO master Noy the edge Of the Gulf Stream saw
Bark Won Lser ishsen Dads, Gloucester. IS days,
last, z order Had issSy weather. :.
Bark Hedvg swe) Harmargan, Rio Janeiro' via Havana
indian belle Bs: SSsansy sasu. 10 day. with sugar
sp; sails asak badly as to com ~
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Bark IS 4afis,a s%a r Of Windsor Ns), JOye, Wind
BARK Margaret orr Cummnser, St Marys Ms 10 days in
Ere f hSSsss tcs. Dmmeh Antwerp 50 days. in BAL
s sy % soFss sss
the wreck Of schr Congress Of easpor
s ~. ss% Cam esr.
% ofa ~ WITH s wool AZ to Thos James Had heavy
Gr!g North Point smith, Rio Janeiro ballast, to
s,ss and ali The blown
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on aseount Of the winds prevailing; Nov is lat g is
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with aosssss % Whitney Co. Had heavy wsssSsi
most OF the the 10th sprung aeak
compelled to throw overheard deck load Of rs hhds and
vessel. ~, +.
Brig Ina (Br, of Kingston Ja) Lancey Cumberland Har
Dor, Nov 8 with sugar TO Brett, Son Co. ..e.e
brg Arnold lBr), Atkins, Dorchester, NIB, IL days,
with stone, TO master
Schr Sir Colin Campbell OBJ of Halifax) vegus Demara
"a Nov 2, with sugar, to Smith, Jones Co.
Schr q (Br, of CORVALLIS, NSl. Hamilton Port
ratt u days with tobacco &C, to Dewof Had heavy
NV gales most of the passage.
schr Bayis (of Brookhaven) Jayne East Caicos IT,
10 days with salt kc to Sailed In company with schr
Louisa Fraser, for New York.
schr Swan (Br). Remsen, Halifax, days, with fish, TO
Woodrnn X Co.
schr Arctic Xix, Baltimore, days
schr Henry Laurens. johnson. Ezabethport and sailed
for Boston.
schr Fanny Heating, Snow Calais for Philadelphia
Schr Canova, Fullerton, Ellsworth, s days.
schr Chief, Smith, Barnsabe days.
Schr > Dean, Cook, Taunton for Philadelphia.
Schr Croker, Presbrey, Taunton for Philadelphia
Schr Almra = Briggs, Providence.
Schr Minnehahn, Young, Newport.
Schr Elizabeth, -, Rondout for Boston.
Sloop John Whiby Henderson, Philadelphia.
Sloop Blackstone, Reynolds, Providence.
Steamer Delaware. Ashmore, Trenton.
Steamer Petrel Young, Providence
BELOW.
Bark Iva from Maracaibo
Bark + Chase.
Brig Ganges from Maracaibo-An by pilot boat George
Steers, No
From 3uarsntine-H NJ gunboat Racer, Charleston Bar
Nov 3c-shps Excelsior and China (Br Liverpool Esme
rada !eona, and Saracen, London; Norge Nor Cork B
vara Mortimer Livingston and Rufus Choae Havre bark
Hafbnger, Cork; brigs Townsend Plymouth: hummer
Ems (rus) Cork Beaver (Br) Galway Costa Rica Aspn
wall; Jane (Br), st Domingo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
UNITED STATES REGULARS.

Sergeant John Price.
Corporal T. Latimer, Co. G, Eighth regiment.
Private J, Adams. Co. G, Eighth regiment.
Private W. Barrij, Co. A, - regiment.
Private j. Burritt, Co. !, Second regiment.
Private w. birmingham, Co. G Eighth regiment.
Private d. Clifford, Co. c, Second regiment.
Priv ate NJ Hynes, Co. ID, Third regiment.
Private Chas. r. Halliday, Co. ID, Fifth regiment.
Private Thos Mills, Co. G, Second regiment
Private S. Nosda, Co. d, Third regiment.
Private Richard Quinn, Co. g, Eighth regiment.
Private William Seymour, Co. c, Second regiment.
Private N. White Co. A, Second regiment.
Private G. Wright, Co. G, Third regiment.
Private H. Brown, Co. 4, Second regiment.
Private G. Brown Co. +, Second regiment
Private A. W. Burnham, Co, 4, Second regiment.
Private J. G. Bunch, Co X United States dragons.
Private A. Buchanan, Co. II, Third regiment.
Private p. Burke, Co. X, Third regiment.
Private w. Desmond, Go. E. Second dragons.
Private l. A. Cook Go. D. - regiment.
Private NJ. Cannon, Co. c, - regiment.
Private II. Clark Co c, - regiment.
Private Jos. Cassidy Co C, Second regiment.
Private J. Dillon, Co. D. Second regiment.
Private Edward Foley, Co. c. - regiment.
Private George Hepp, Co. L, Second regiment.
Private Private George Hsllsr Second regiment
Private n. Mclaughlin, Co. II, Third regiment.
Private j. Lane Co. b, - regiment.
Private Patrick Murphy, Co. II Third regiment.
Private X. Murphy, Co. d, Third regiment.
Irlvate II. Mccoy, Co. A, - regiment.
Private Thomas Mcclure, Co. ID, Second regiment.
Private Michael Nilen. Co +, Second regiment.
Private John Slemons, Co. l., - regiment.
Private Edward Smith, Co. X, Second cavalry.
Private +. Tattersali, Co. +, Second cavalry.
Private A. j. Wood, Go. A, - regiment.
Private G. Williams, Co. +, - regiment.
Private II. +. Vaubel, Co. X, - regiment.
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and they we're discharged taking the oath OF allegiance
10 the Confederate government. The officers North
ein men, aud they were sent prisoners TO Columbus
CAPTURE OF PRIvATEER.
The Galveston Citizen had been received in Richmond
gives an account of action between the Confederate
schooner Royal Yacht (privaeer the federal
er Santee. The Royal Yacht surprised when lying
outside OF tho harbor Of Galveston. Finding 1t impossible
to reach the harbor she gave battle The contest
severe one, but the Yacht finally No par
tcuars had been received regard 10 the number killed
and wounded all ON board the Yacht had been taken
prisoners The Santee still lying outside the harber
Tho authorities of Galveston had proposed exchange Of
prisoners but response had been received from the
Commander Of the Santee
ARRIVALS OF SALT.
vessel had arrived at Southern port bringing 5000
bush els Of salt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
OUR SOLDIERS WITH THE REBELS.
Names Of the Union Prisoners Of War Wow ut
New Orleans.

We compile from the New Orleans Picay~ne Of Nov.
aud the following list of soldiers in confinement
At that city They recently transferred from Rich
mond private advces to the 18th ut that
they all in good health at that time, with the ex
seption Of ]. r. Stout, member Of Company II, New
York Twenty seventh regiment, who the journey
accidentally broke his leg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
THE MARCY RIFLES.

meeting of the officers Of this regiment was held at
headquarters, $40 Broadway, yesterday perfect the
organization Three hundred men, we understand are
already enlisted and will probably be transferred TO
quarters at Fort Schuyler, the regiment being at
tachcd 10 the Irish Brigade under Acting Brgader Gene
raj Meaghcr Colonel Kavanagh proceeds to Washington
to-day, to report progress to the War Department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
SEVENTY EIGHTH REGIMENT CAMERON
RIFLE HIGHLANDERS

This regiment, now rapidly filling up will soon leave
for the field of action They have changed their quarters
10 the Quarantine barracks, Staten Island fine body
Of athletic young men, composed almost entirely of
farmers from the Northern part Of this State, mus
tered into this regiment days ago. under Captain
Trotter, formerly of the Seventh regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
JACKSON ARTILLERY.

This regiment which commenced to organize as light
artillery regiment has changed its character that of
heavy artillery by order Of Governor Morgan On Satur
day forty recruits for the regiment sworn into
the service of the United States. The regiment will
encamp at Camp Washington, Flushing, Long Island
The headquarters at No. 236 Grand street,
BOwcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN.
Private 8. West, Co. x First regiment.
Sergeant +. Dexter, Co. A, Second regiment.
Private X. McKinnon, Co. X Second regiment
Private y. Becker Go. O, Second regiment.
Private n. Rhoder, Co. G, Second regiment.
MINNESOTA.
Lieut.. A. +. Welsh, Co. Y, First regiment.
Hospital Steward, Theod. Brown, First regiment.
Private J. W. Jemson, Co. +, First regiment.
Private f. Kenmore, Co. X, First regiment.
MARYLAND.
Private II. 7. Pearce, Co. |, First regiment
VIRGINIA.
Private H. Geyer, Co. f, Third regiment.
KENTUCKY.
Private Charles Leifrant, Co. X, First regiment
Private Jacob Beckeman, Co. X, First regiment.
Private G. w. Reiss, Co. b, First regiment.
Private W. Staltenkamp, Co. B, First regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

niels do Went to 2Sh schr Middleton Jr sppe
tanZas -
SALEM, Nov 2s-Arr schrs ADELAIDE, Young GriGn,
della Newkrk Hantly, and Godfrey, Weeks Philadei
WARREN, Nov 2s-sld schr L Sanders, Cole NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS.


A N IMMENSE DISCOUNT
IA White French China Dinner Plates the dsz 81 80
White French China Breakfast Plates the doz Is
White French China Tea Plates the doz ........... 90
White French China Tea S@'s, A. pieces Is
Gold Band French China Tea sets, A pieces u
Gold and Colored French CHINA Tea Sets, A pieces o.
Gold Band French China Dinner Sets 1870 pieces ~ %
sEVENTY-FIvE
Fancy French China Dinner Sets,
At $50 and upwards.
Cut Glass Goblets the doz IS
Cut Glass Decanters the pair. 50
Coored Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls the dsz.. 90
Silver Plated Tea Spoons the doZ. %
Silver Plated Table Spoons the doz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs
Silver Plated Table Forks, the doZ Observation-Disclosures. 10
Silver Plated Tea Sets 6pieces handsomely engraved H %
Silver Plated Cake Baskets, each Observation-Disclosures. "
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
So Largest size, handsomely engraved IS
Best quality OF plate,
70 :, Great variety Of PATTERNS .. -
Ivory Handled Dinner Knives the dog ....... "a 81
Ivory Handled Tea Knives the doz Northumberland 20
A complete assortment Of
IRON STONE CHINA,
MaddOck's make, at very low prices.
Also the largest assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES
in New York. embracing article necessary to the COM
pste outht Of
Public Buildings,
Stores,
Dwellings, &C., &c.
WAR PRICES
WAR PRICEsf
The buying public are respectfully requested to
TEST OUR PRICES
b a comparison with other houses.
y WI F. DALEY CO.,
631 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

UNITED STATES NAVY.
d. Finley, sailor, United States Navy.
T. Gartside, sailor United States Navy.
]. Raglan, United States Navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
DANCING ACADEMIES.

CARD-K. L. BRIGHAM, DENTIST, FORMERLY AS
~ sgcated VITA DR.. Root, Is Bond street has remove
to "A East Twelfth street. between Broadway and Unvers
pace Fifth and Broadway btsges PISS within fe,
fporA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

TTrDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINSF FOR ALBANY,
III Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
and II A. NJ, and $780, ana 1918 Z. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ For Albany, Troy North and West
Winter arrangement, commencing Monday Nov. A. 1861
For Abany-l00 A. NJ Express Mali Train, from Twenty
sixth street depot
For all local trains Time Table.
JOHN BURCHlLL, Assistant Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

SERIES OF Duck vOYAGEs-The Glasgow Mercantile Ad
yerser Of Oct - snys"Th fine New York Robena
Gone Of Daggets line of vesses) arrived at the Broomie
law on the afternoon Of the oath inst with full cargo
prp,xa an M N oi n ~ nsr mere since ne,
brought upwards of 500 of merchandise the
OF which regularly reported in The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

Private G. E. Dow, Co. F, Second regiment
Private $. NJ. Joy, Co. II, second regiment
Private Charles l.. Jones, Co. d, Second regiment.
Private A. T. Kidder, Co. d, Second regiment.
Private A. D. feathers, Co. d, Second regiment
Private Q. II. Perry, Co. B, Second regiment.
Private Charles Bridge, Co. X, Second regiment.
Private George Sawyer, Co. X, Second regiment.
Private +. Tucker, Co. G, Second regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01

CATHOLICISM IN ENaLASp.-The Catholics
are increasing very fast in England. A letter
from London says There were in this country
AT priests; now there are ,342 being an In
crease of SOS. Then there were 40 chapels !:
now there are s95 an increase of 81. In 1859
we had 81 monasteries now we have ~. In
the same year we had lz3 converts for females !:
now we have 155. And we have also IL col
leges. In ls47 the Government, for the first
time, appoin ted chaplains for soldiers, and
in 1858 there Iere IS such chaplains, but now
there are l45 being an increase of 50. Their
salaries were then e., 1852, now they amount
to 81 $50, or an increase OF "a 527. Bat besides
this enormous increase in the number of chap
lains, their status has been altered and i'm
proved. The Queen, by a royal warrant,
dated November, 1858, made them all commits.
stoned officers and by another royal war
rant in the same month, they are divided into
four classes, the lowest of whom stands on
level with captains. They have clerical
uniforms, soldier servants, horses, and all
privileges in common with Episcopalian
chaplains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01

EVACUATION OF THE TRIBuyE OFrICE.-It in
evident that Mr.. Lincoln has determined a pom
an evacuation of the New York Tribune Of
flee, if he has not decided about Fort Sumter.
The following persons attached to that paper
have been appointed thus far Vim. H. Fry,
editor, secretary of legation to Sardinia: Rich
ard Hildreth, editor, consul to Tripoli James
s. Pike, f.J. 5. P.,'1 correspondent from
James +. Harvey Washington reporter, min
lister resident to Portugal. These appoint
meuts, exceptIthe last, were Mr.. Lincoln's, re-
gardless of Mr.. Seward, who bears the Tri-
bune no love. Mr.. Hill of the Tribune, is an
applicant for a consulship; and Henry b.
Stanton, a writer on the Tribune, Is u candi-
date for Southern United States District At
torneyship of New York.--Heratd. f4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01

THE STEAMER BIESvIILE RELEAsED.-In the
case of the steamer Benyille, Of Livingston,
Crocheron & Co.'s New Orleans line, which
was arrested on her lat arrival here by the
Collector for not having Federal clearance,
1t has been arranged that the matter shall be
referred to the Secretary of the Treasury, and
that she shall be permitted TO leave on Satur-
day with the mails, provided the owners sign
the requisite bonds for the payment OF the
penalty The Bienviile had among her cargo
some 81 800 worth Of foreign goods, which had
been duly entered at New Orleans, aud re-
shipped here TO sell. These goods are held by
the Custom House authorities. Several other
vessels have arrived here from Southern
ports, without the appropriate clearance, and
have been fined by the Collector. the Cap
tains pa aying the penalty under protest in each
case. The schr. 5. q. Evans. from Fsrnan-
dina. Florida. Is Of this number. Another
schooner, from the same place, arrived the
same day, but showing the regular clearance.
nnticipa ting the new order OF things, Cleared
the same day, before any change was made at
this Custom House. All these eases viii early
receive the attention OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury.--N y. Timss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01

THE REV oLUTION IN BUFXos AYREs s.-H0rri6le
Scenes Tribuna, of Buenos Ayres, of
February /, comes TO us in mourning for the
events in San juan the details of which are
as revolving and eart-sickeniDg any that
have ever disgraced the Spanish American
name. Col. Saa followed up his victory over
Aberas tain by causing that brave but unfor
tunat gentleman TO be wantonIy assassina ted
OH the road, after having made him march
barefooted and almost naked till he dropped
down with fatigue, and because he was una
BILE to walk further his. savage guards MUIR
dered him and chopped his body into frag
ments. Saa continued his progress to the
town of San Juan, which he delivered up to
a three days piilage. He had the three int
es ting daughters of Aberas tain dragged into
the street and publicly violated by his licen-
tious soldiery. Every grown man found In
town in state of siege for period of forty
days and then, in the midst of more than six
undred vic TINS, he writes to acquaint the
Government that ''law has trinmphed i'll San
Juan. Gov. Mitre, of Buenos Ayres, imme-
iiatey issued a proclamation TO the people,
who were perfectly furious with Indignation,
In which he endeayors TO calm them by prOnis-
ing that the tors in that fearful tragedy shall
be punished. Letters published in the Tri-
buna by eye witnesses of the scene we are
speaking of, say the battle of Posito only
lasted half an hour, and that for three hours
subseq quently Saa's men were engaged In de-
liberately numbering their prisoners, most of
whom were mere boys. Urquiza comes in for
n large share of abuse and Indignation anG
Derqui, outstanding his circular, is sus-
rected of l,eing privy to these monstrons pro-
ceodings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01

Mayors Court, Sntnrdny.-B H. Clayton
and Jas. Hogan, fighting in the street, secu
rity in 500 required of each.-Thos. Jackson,
lying on Exchange Hotel steps, intoxicated,
let off.-Albert, slave of Mrs. HaInmersly,
whipped for assaulting his mistress.-Corne-
lius, slave of Benz. Cooke, punished for steal
ing sausage from Mrs. Slade.-Jim Cousins,
free, whipped for stealing wood from VIII
liams 6c Ragland. .-Catharine Antoni was
committed in default of security, for throw
ing stones at VIM. IL. Blanknship's house
while drunk.-James Conner, charged with
being eorned, marked on the book g often
here,'' was sent to iail.-Oase of Fountain
Ronee, George and Beverly Bloomer, charged
with committing felonious assault on John
l.. Curry, vas continued until April I'd, and
defendants remaHded to jail, the witnesses
not being able TO appear and testify against
theI1.- fee woman from Prince William
county, sundry times ordered away, was pun
ished tor staying in the city con ntrhry to law