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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, April 1, 1868
NEIL HOUSE.


GH Cox Cleveland Ohio; G BARNARD Cleveland
Ohio: + Ford Cleveland Ohio; c w Heard Cleve
land Ohio; owen Moore Cincinnati Ohio; l. b De
La Court Ohio; John McKelsey Sandusky Ohia: I
ID Pease New York; ID smith Toledo Ohio; w H
Price Cleveland Ohio: Charlie Page New York;
II Wilson Columbus Ohio: Thomas Mitchell
Cincinnati Ohio; Will 5 Anderson Marysville Ohio;
Milton Saylor Cincinnati; Y Soutbgate Irwin o;
J R Knore GAINESVILLE; w Il Meeker GAINESVILLE o;
ID vid Cochran Springfield U; j W Marshall
Broad Brook New Jersey: W Il Nival o 5 A; jaime.
Carey New York; w ) nderson Cincinnati Ohio;
Walter Beckiind, N Y; ] NJ Crow. n Y: d lib
balls, Akron; z K Munson; N Y; / II Amsta ker
co. Gambler o; Norris, do; b schultz, do; w
ii Blee. Cleveland: Jack Nester. PitsbuIgh. Penn
Boldly ROcRssjtsr New YSTa Ma Marx stray
Cinnati; n ii Ewi' 9. Tails Station, Tennessee; i
: Miller Upper Sandusky. n Mcdonnell, do; L
b Preston, Providence. Rhode Island; Z VanCamp
Cleveland.
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eB- The railroads leading into this city
are doing very good freight and passen-
ger business now. Travel Is on the in
crease.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

r%- Hon. Geo. r. Farrow and A. 6.
Berry, of the Kentucky Legislature, are at
the Neil House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

EB To-day is the anniversary of the
evacuation of Richmond by the Confeder-
ates in 1865.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

eB The value of the lands transferred at
the Auditors office yesterday, and left for
record with the Recorder, was nearly
$4,000.
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GOODALE HOUSE.

wellington; Geo II Fluke. GAINESVILLE; T ]
Mayneder. Marion; T b Benner, Steubenviile; +
gofttnein, Cincinnati; Mark BEACH, City;
q d Toucey, Mt Vernon: NJ Perkins, Delaware
MeGuloch Whssiiag BTRsadt; LefingWtop xxi Ct
Dobinson, Cincinnati; l. w Haughey. West Jeffer-
son; G Reade, OHIO H Grove New Moreield
X Reid, Cecil; w Bellman. w stsCarlisle; Irv-
ing Cole and wife, Norwalk; Calvin Cole do; Mrs A
Seymour, Urbana; z E Chapman, NJ U Ex Co; Geo
II Cox, Cleveland,
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BANKING HOUSE OF
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NO. 90 WALL STREET,
(os. a. M.an... ck...at NEW YNPR

We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices
and keep on hand full supply of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN-TH1RTIES
and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. and exc
cute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS
BONDS aud GOLD.
CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues of SEvBN-THIR-
TIES at the most favorable market rates into FIVE
TwENTIEs, which. at present price of gold. yield
the holder about one per cent. more interest pei
annum. Circulars with full particulars furnished
upon application.
poova-dGwIv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

H Goshi but it was dusty yesterday
We managed to get in our peck.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

W The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Company are fitting up an office in the
Postoffice building. 1t will be nice one.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

tB-" Nasty Nasby" is playing "Bom'
basres Furioso'' in the Toledo Blade.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

There's not in this wide world pleasure sweet.
A tn set down to a table and stretch out the feet
Pull away at the lager. whose flavor will suit,,
And say to each other, Tis peter asn goot!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

"A POETIC GEM.-How sweetly flows the
beautiful through the following lines
Like the Hinglishman's hale, ''hit smells OF
tho IONS -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

sE Yesterday ,ods All Fools day. Peo'
pie showed who was who by moving.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money markeI-ApriI 4.
GOLD-Dull and lower; opened at 13s24
and closed at 1885 @l3S14.
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DIR. TOBIAS iFE
Venetian Horse Liniment,

In Pint Bottles, at 81,
For the cure of Lameness, Scratches. Wind Calls.
Sprains Bruises. Splints, Calls Cuts, Collie. Slip
ping Stife OYerheating. Sore Throat, Nail in the
Foot, &c.
All who own employ horses are assured that
this Liniment will do all and than stated in
curing the above named complaints. During twen-
ty years it has failed to give satisfaction in
single instance. Sold by the Druggists. Depot. Sc
Cortlandt street. New Y York.
bA.1t txu1r
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ITCH. ITCH. ITCH
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH! u!
PROBES sIoNAL-

DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nesl
High street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himself
yste diseases, He may be consulted at his Office
Broadr,1y near the Exchange Bank
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

eB Eggs are selling now at 1S to q
cents per dozen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

You can get Aerated Bread and Crackers
at No. Gwynne Block, and at stall No.
Market House. Bread delivered to any
place in the city. Leave orders at either of
above places. april2-1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

In addition to to the above there has been
mailed at the Office during the same pc
riod
Free letters (frankei by different offioers) Il, ,574
Free letters on postofice business......... 4U99
Total. ..................... 2O.e7s
N0 last Ia week Of the quarter. o @ 2s. 1861
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

POSTAGE STAMP TRADE.-The following
table shows the number of stamps cancel
led at the Postoffice, Columbus, Ohio dur
ing the six months ending March 81, 1868:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

~ w. M. Wilcox was the only benzin-
ist before the Mayor yesterday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Democratic Oitv and Township Ticket

Democratic Oitv and Township Ticket
PendIetop, Greenbacixs anu NO
- Negro states
,Elecion Monday. April sth, 1861
TOWNSHIP TRusTEEs.-JJAhms1EiSpSS N ip SH0E SSHH00E6INcEE
-LoT L. SMITH.
CossrAsLEs-FRED. BAnER.
WE. HORN,
CHRIS. BARfLING.
ravrsurp pCLERK.-GEORGE BECK.
To- ssaIP TREAsutE s.SSHTrnN,hnrv HTn,nv MES.oEh' M
ToyNsHIP AssEssoR.-S. TOMPklNS.
CITY TICKET
oITY MARSHAL.
PATRI * MURPHY.
corNcII MEN.
First tward-wIl,LIAM HEUER;
Second Wa d-JtrHN q. HOWARD.
Fn,ra Four.b \ TWsasrrd-ISAACS : RFEKEY
Fifth W ward-JOHN kNnPE,
sixth w1Ta-MANRSHIuISi TL-lMN SIIi FsAMTksEElL. sR " sEl..
E;shtb RHV Wsrd@E b. .ARMSTRnNG;, s,'
Ninth Wsrd-WILIlAM NAGHTEN.
WARD ASSESSORS.
First Wsrd-RIrHARn RIOR0AN. 5ia
Second Ward.ERoBERT ", w :; LENNON.
Third Ward-F. A. MARTIN:
Fonrth Ward-JAC0R Lang.
Fifth ward-JACOB FRIED.
Seventh Ward-PETER PFElFER.
Eisss EisssR RWsssdid&DANiEI WsidlANMiEEfI gSSSGtLtvAN gSE
MEMBERS BOARD OF EDroArIoN.
secoua ward-sAMUELs RICKLEYL
Fourth Ward-OTT0 DSESEL:
Sixth Ward-PETER JOHNSON. e7aI
Eighth Ward-JOHN WALSH.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Columbus Post
office, april 1st, 1868.
Adams Mrs G c AlexanderD Acker MrsE
Ayers James Allen Miss Mary Asterley Mary
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WARRANTED CHEAPEST AND BEST !

To Farmers, Express Companies, Stage Pro-
prietors, Livery Establishments, and
all acito use Horses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

Ewe publish the list of advertised let
tiers this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
FIRST w ARD


FIRST WARD.
rfiExr tGs ESQ E~Irs2
There will be Democratic meeting at the
OLD BROAD WAY,
A few doors below the Office of DIR. Will
LIAMs, on
Frlday Even1nE,
At hali-past seven o'clock. The meeting
will be addressed by <4.lta
JUDGE RANKIN,
re &. 7. DeLANY, Esq,
Fsss e B. EsHELMAN, and
-., COLONEL J. c. GROOM.
1t Is hoped that every Democrat in the
Ward will attend. 1t is important that
they should all be present. q sel
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by W. J. Savage, Jeweler, 81
South High street:
sEoHe WEDNESDAY,. April /. 1868.
O',lock. Barometer. Thermometer
- IA ai......... M. ..... ....... ...... $40 81
eP. M......... ......... 29O6 o.
II NJ M
Sun Rises.5 Al Sun Sets......... %
WWe publish the list OF advertised let
tiers this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02

r length the argument OF Mr. Butter mann
/ .ining the authorities cited by the lat
were applicable to the point in dispute
he statement of Mr.. Butler that the Presi-
ent's answer admits this intention to re-
love Mr.. Stanton from an office he legally
,.eld was not correct.
Mr.. BINGHAM followed, denying there
uas any ground for the assumption that
he Senate was restricted in considering g
lis matter by a question whether it had
.roven that force was intended to be used
y the President. He read the fifth article
nd the sections of the tenure of Office act,
I'd claimed that the President and Gen.
homaS could not shelter themselves by
,serting their action was matter of obey
,ng military order. The managers do
.jt rely merely upon the declaration of
EN-. Thomas to show the intention of the
| resident. They would show from his own
ritten confession that his long meditated
.urpose had been to violate the law OF
ongress. The arguments OF his coun.
= had been more plausible and
!, genious than sound. Thomas did
ioJ act that day as Adjutant General, but
3 .sSecretary of War ad interim, whom he
;se claimed to be. The desire of counsel
as not simply to have this testimony
-lled out, but to obtain some sort OF deci-
son by the Senate of the question of the
uilt or of the innocence of the President.
s:r, Bingham reviewed the circumstance
ii the suspension of Stanton and subse-
tent action by the President, which he
id was in accordance with the
arms of the Tenure of Office law
Mr.. JOHNSON asked the question
neither the managers proposed to prove
hat the President authorized Gen. Thomas
- use force if necessary, and whether the
resident endorsed the declarations ol
thomas after they were made.
Mr.. BINGHAM said the managers mus
,iecline to answer so general question.
Mr.. EVARTS rose to speak, but
Mr.. BINGHAM called attention to the
yhle limiting debate on each side to ont
nur, which time he said had about eX
hred.
lie remark. and
Mr., BUTLER wished to know whethe
The New York herald., 1868-12-15

lAh-Anived, steamship Gen Grant, Quick. NYork.
SEwFoRT Dec i, f5AIIiys5, ssSr. ElI.sssts cro!s
for EYorS Yarmouth. Barter, New BEDFORD 5or as
aSs.F sn Asps. s. Rs g,
sss!s ansos Nary sig1s s@.ds% g%,a eselsssown %
HHosson; Martin Van Buren, Harding NYork for wood
and in he ;ses The: s:1 Hs s.s
oI soson FOR do Ella Crowe Stevens Proyinceow
Sls
B.fs DC fSr ID. L Bssss Boston for do Tors
Islands for New Haven orig iurns' fs'A'H'
ssaisssn Rs Johnson 5 70:
ssa1 sy .ess IsrSs s.n EjSs, jas HSpE1:
ss2essEISa s2sszeokI R'f SiI Ess
LSf zsPs Be- sssss AVA
LSrs C1,
Ida Isc;Ss, Peiup New Haven ''0n' o0''0n' Boston
podss s ssS
werp Williams, Thompson Trinidad Po,as s1
1ss x .s
Ss Perrin sosSn sam
for sagua went 9th inst The bark EncWpoa
for e 70,
for Wilmington, Del remain st Breakwater. Wind NE
PROVIDENCE Dec ls-Arriyed, schrs Modesty, weaverj
Brown Phsdslpha James Cunningham Roa.s Lssns
Jane conkln Alice NOyes, Baker Mary Anna seamans1
foughksspss onru.t, Heath, Ronaou. E Elisha s%ih ssa
uaVcyS uenry Castous hnoWies, Nele Anderson,
York.
saied-schs Mary Fletcher Tracey and Mary Matt, MAJ
comber, NYork. !
Arrived, schrs Harriet Lewis, Taylor, Ezabetbport}
Mary Predmore, Hart do Ontario, veaze, do; Goddess
Kelley d0 Strout Veazie, do; David Cure Reed Po}
man, NYork. n
saied-sehs GROCER Harding Norfolk; Gale shropf
rst Ely Stokes, do Connecticut, Stephenson Csriss
Allen, Hale, do
RICHMOND, Dec l2-ssiled, schr Isabella, Burton, Rid
Grande du Sol. Y
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2s-sailed bark Penang wmtel
Sydney.
Dec 2-Saled, ships Panama, Pettingi Liyerpoo Wind@
ward Barrett Hong Kong.
14th-Arrved, ship Woosung, Sydney.
Cleared-Ship Calypso, Boston.
Saied-Ship John Sidney, Calao.
SAVANNAH, Dec 10-Arrved, barks Augusta (Eor) Rage
London (w load for Queensthwn for order) Joh
Ellis (Br) Melvin, Antwerp
Csared-ship screamer, Young, Liverpool; brig Nelso
(B, Williams, Marypor; schr Volunteer (Br), Pertu Rid
Grande du Sol.
I4th-Cleared, schr Carrie Heyer, NYork j
WILMIN GToN, NC, Dec A-Arrived, steamship Fair$
banks, Hunter, NYork.
The New York herald., 1868-12-15

EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKsr.-LosDoS, Dec. 1a-5 P.
M.-Consois closed at 92l4 q g2's for money and 92S
a 92s for the account; United states nve-twenty
bonds quiet az IA; Erie Railway shares %; Illinois
Centrals 95A.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARrs, Dec. A.-Bourse dull;
rentes 10 francs IL centImes.
FRANKFORT TBouRsE-FRAHKFoRT, Dec. f4-Unted
States bonds quiet and steady at TsL 1877.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRr.-LivERpoor, Dec.
H-5 y. h-Cotton-The market closed dull at the
following quotations:--Middling uplands, 10kd.; |;
mddling Orleans, lid. The saes OF the day foot up
10000 bales
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRR Dec. H-Tne
cotton market s du both TO arrive and on the spot.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFfsS MARKRr.-LIvERPo0L,
Dec. 4-Evening.- red western
irmer, but not quotably higher; quoted at es. Oh.
Other breadstufs unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKgT.--IJvgRPoor, Dec.
1A-Evening.-The market closed unaltered IN tone
aud quotations.
ELrvERPooL PRODUCE MARKBr.-LfvsRrooI, Dec.
H-Evening.-Tallow has declined to 4gs Cd. Other
articles unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoSDoy, Dec. 14-5
p. M.-Tallow declining; quoted at SOS. Cd. Petro-
leum 1rm; refined Is sd. Oils, linseed and sugar
unchanged.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-AETwERp, Dec l4.-Petro-
leum Grm: standard vhJt1 "a al
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
Marine Disa sters.

sTrAaEgJ EvERNAN, from Philsdelphia, before re-
ported Point OF Shoals got OF without damage and ar
rived up Richmond l4sh
BAek JouS hLLIs grl. Melvin, at savannah from Ant,
werp reports tho 2ith Oct The Bay OF Bscsy sailor
fore boats could be launched tossing gale
a the time of the accident
BARN DFNoy from Rondout for Boston, aimed ashore
AN iih the West Chop Holmes Hole WA have to light
10 get Oh.
BnIa MosrrcKLLo from xramichi for Boston, is ashore
BRIO Jons GIVEN from Turks Islands for New York, be-
fore reported Delaware Breakwae put In leaking and
would proceed to Philadelphia for repairs.
scuR NEW YEAR Capt Lawson went ashore on the point
q d D.S g fa 3 Of ,ss as.r .n me ~ sIsss o
aged condition The schr Jose Jesus went @ her assistance
OF the roughness OF the sea.
scnR ELnAHrrg Capt Hanson, wen, ashore the north
10 her guards The extent her damages unknown
scun Tnorro BIRD Br, Mspougal, from csrdsnas for
strained and cargo shifted survey has been
called on her.
Esn srs .ps MAIN broke. dns Ss ss heavy
blow No damage done to sails as before reported.
D o bs & n Ms ss
OF ice About ~ O'clock having but small anchor
went sar ri Sa1 Ss %
wss strained 80 as 10 cause leak cargo
slightly dsmsgsd shs % wac gq on ear, friday morning and
THREE scHooNKRs are ashore at Hereford Inlet--two
largo and a small Steamug Yankee s rendering assist
rssns steamer LscSswsnns has also been de.pscbsd By
Capt samueIs TO their assistance
DEAL Dec 1.-The Rio Grande arrived in NE Downs,
ports having spoken Nov 1b lat a. Ion 4 the Regulator OF
tsrd with for 5. Johns NJ which had ossn thrown
beam ends in gale on the llh had mainmas car
by the deck and decks entirely swept OF and
boats but the vessel was quite tight.
FALMOUTH, Nov s0Ths Almira Coombs Hanson, from
Havana, dsd on The German brig Erbsros'hsr.og Fried
ding damage. The Almira Coombs lost both anchors.
LIVERPOOL Nov 9o-Tbe Coronet, from New orleans, ar.
rived here ends jettsoned 45
bales OF cotton part Of deck load, Nov 10, In lon 70 W.
LoTpoN Dec 1-Eiehty gnneas premium have, Ia said
been but
Union Captain Caroan, which left Cardiff Oct II fofrew
York and has not arrived Her cargo consisted OF
iron She lilo tons register, with engines Of $50
horse power.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec THE Josephine, from Akysb for Am
the hArbor.
QUEENsrowN, Nov s0--A most violent gale from south
blew here yesterday. but this morning u moderated
The New York herald., 1868-12-15

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. H-The Hamburg American
Packet Company's steamship Germania, Captain
Schwensen, which left New York December !, ar
rived here at eight A. NJ. to-day, on the way to Ham,
burg.
from New York November %, arrived In the Thames
yesterday.
QUEENSTOWN Dec. 1.-The Cunard steamship Sa-
maria from New York December 3, arrived at this
port at ten O'Clock this morning, and subsequently
sailed for Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
SHIPPING NE w S.
Herald Packages.


Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving port will
please deliver all packages intended for the
regularly authorised agents who attached to our Steam
Yacht The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend delivery OF packages
viii be BY hs following extract from proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March 9, 1885,
Resolved That and after April 1858 the Associated
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The ONCE OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JRANNETTE 10 Mt whitehall Slip All commune atona ffom
and consgnees the masters OF inward
sells viii be forwarded free of charge
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
ARRIVAL
REPORTED By THE HERALD sTRAM YACHTS

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Dale Dec J. mile. Yves. from Fas,ns.5 W.
ssss: ss s s ss:is
steamship drsnsds Harris vera Cruz Nov So s,.. Dec T.
% Is :sss
brig sged steamer with funnel painted bottom, black
At top standing to the nortaward and westward lsh lat
Is sad Ga q 49, saw steamer Champion and three Others
Steamship De Soto Eaton New Orleans Dec with mdss
asrposs Orleans. Dec AM
Ms ws : oS
Steamship Thames Pennington Savannah with mdse and
Steamship. Manhattan. woodruff, Charleston Dec 4.
m . ane ps% ap. to aSss S0 Sn
ship Virgo, hence for Charleston, and schr Nancy Smith,
Steamship s.rasos.a crowel Charleston, Dec 10, with
head winds the Entire passage ''' '
steamshp Saratoga Alexander. Richmond, DC, with mdse
.S ss%sy S ss OF F'n~'
s.eam.hlp vrgin., Drew, Washington, DC, with mdse
s steamship Knight pen.y w..h,nston and Norfolk,
on sna S g. un ss S
with great violence 7th o Nantucket IN company with
s o e. sSs FOR YORK
s. .na S:. "
NE and NV gales the entire pssags and been 20 days north
sad sss? s':s 'sf' sJss
venue cutter, bound s. llth, took pilot from boat
Jones, No Is who supplied us with provisions.
Brig Neva Br), Ftche Havana Is days, via Newport
days. with sugar TO Miller Houghton. Had very heavy
weather; lost some calls sparc 40, and damaged cargo
% sSs1is % Ess :a
NV winds
Brig Marcus, Holt Portland, Ne, in ballast to master.
schr CaPela lBr) Davidson, Dorcheser NB days. with
stone, to Z Nevius Son.
Schr r Kirk, Burnett Alexandria.
schr Annie Freeman, Williams, Virginia
Schr N Twins, Bodine, Virginia.
schr Smith, Baker. Virginia
Schr Wake Candy, Georgetown, DC. 18th, Oh Chinco-
league, passed schr Rebeccs from Norfolk, bound N.
schr Belmont, Drew Calais via Rosyn, where she dis
charged
sc6r Annie Weber, Weber. Bristol, Ne, days. with
lumber to master. .
schr knight Rome Bangor via Providence, where she dis
sc6r j Weaver Weaver, Salem for Philadelphia
Schr + Henderson, Price, Salem for Philadelphia
Schr Albert Mason, Havens, Boston.
Schr j Marshall, Hall, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Mary q Farr, Comors, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr James Ponder, Hudson, Boston for Philadepha.
Schr Western STAR Crowell Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Polly Price, rates, Providence for Phiadephia.
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, Providence.
Schr Boice, Walters Providence for Philadelphia
schr L Read, Williams, Providence for Phladephs.
Schr A Heaton, Penney, Providencs. -
Schr Joe Hooker, Roberts, Providence for Virginia.
schr J A Swan, full, Connecticut River
Schr q Downing, Davis, Glenwood.
Schr 0ando Smith, Ferris, Port Chester.
BELOW.
Ship James Guthrie Johnson from San Francisco June 80
The New York herald., 1868-12-15

Steamships Smidt, Bremen; Monterey, ship Excelsior
Liverpool brig Veteran Barcelona schr Anna Grant, Ls
bon.
Wind al sunset SW.
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
CLEARED.

Steamship smidt (NG) Raschen, Bremen-Thiee, Mots
Co.
Steamship Hosatia (NG), Ehlers, Hamburg
Co.
Steamship Isabel Louisa Savage, Havana-waydel & Co.
Steamship Franc0nis. Sherwood, Portlapd-J Ames
Ship Amelia, Berehune, Chareston-Tupper Beathe.
Bark Minmanueth Br, Chrstoder Penarth Roads for
ders--l Buley.
Bark Parhian (Br), Osborne, Montsyideo and Buenos
Ayres via Satia River-Pendergast Bros.
Brig New Thomas John tBr Chsby, Gibraltar-Mocovch
Co.
Brig Miller (Br), Cove, Goree and market-E Ware
&Co.
Brig Kildare (Brl Macomber, 81 Johns and Arroyo PR
Pension 4 Co.
Brig Redwood, Gardner, Havana-Baxter h Merrill.
schr Kamar Moore Savanilla and Carhagena-F Talbot
Co.
Schr Maringo, Doane, Ruatan Island-J Douglass.
schr Ocean Traveller, Adams Satila Rivers Loud
Co.
Schr Royal Oak, Erickson Wilmington, DelC Barlow.
Schr Virginia, Crowell BOston--S w Lewis Il Co.
Schr Anna Myrck, Stevens, Provincetown-E : Crowell
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
The Dtarto de Ia Marina contains the following
items OF news:-

items OF news:-
The steamer Moctezuma returned here on Friday.
On the Sd she landed at Gibara the battalion Of mob
iized volunteer chasseurs styled "Espaiia" Gibara
has been made sort Of fortified town surrounded by
stOckades entertainments and other defences; there
Is small triangular fort now, surrounded by deep
ditch with drawbridge, which latter was made un-
der the direction and at the cost OF Seor Calder0n,
planter. Holguin was still defended by its
limited garrison thirty-seven troops and small
number OF voIunteers). The rebels outside amounted
to 800. The only damage done arose from a deartn
OF provisions which the insurgents prevented from
entering the town. At Auras, half way between
Holgun and Gibara, the number Of the insurgents
was 800.
Commandant Benegasi, at the head of his volun-
teers from Havana, had marched for Holguin on the
4th. Fifty soldiers and 200 volunteers OF the town
had entered his files. The advanced rebels, located
In the Santa Rosa house, in sight of Gibara had
taken down their nag as soon as the MocteZuma
came In sight.
am assured that the insurgent General, Don Gas
par AguerO Betancourt who was wounded and made
prisoner has been brought to Havana In the last
steamer.
The steamer Barcelona, Of the Cuban line OF An
TILES steamers, was to have sailed yesterday on her
customary route via Nuevitas Gibara and Santiago,
for Jamaica and Colon, but she was detained till
to-day, to take company Of artilerymen, mules,
&C., for Nuevitas
1t s just stated In town that draft for $500 0O0
drawn by the Madrid government on the Cuban
Treasury and accepted by Captain General Lersundi
made payable at the BancO EspafOl de Ia Habana,
has been suffered to be protested for n0n-payment
by the firm OF Scharfenberg, Tome Co., the agents
OF ROthschild In this island