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STEAMSHIP TAnirA, at Boston 2sh inst from Liverpool,
reports on the 10Th inst lat S. Ion Is 81 encountered
heavy gale from NV breaking her rudder head PM
the 2 In lat & Ion 60 ~ her rudder chains parted. and
from that hour until arrival at Boson her steering appa
ratus consisted solely Of spars Her hull and cargo
upInjurcd.
BARK ALIsA MORTON, Of Liverpool Ms, was hove her
beam ends and had decks swept during hurricane the
18Th Inst She subsequently abandoned
BRIG RAINBOW (Br), Smith, at Boston from Dem arara
gor a Inst ~ ~ lon ma had r nnsc Ss from 70
ashore Goth inst near Great ill., was sold al auction on the
ss Sos G o purchased BY compsny al
immediately commence 70 sei her or She i but
90 consisting 60 barrels OF -four and and barrels
auction
sonn AppIE ALMA tof Provincesown, le Boston Thurs
a sss e ~ erew H s
and landed safely. During the heavy blow The
tons burthsn, 70, and not Insured.
scna LINCOLN Chase, from Bridgeport for philadel.
9Th inst bu, got oa BY Mr. Notilpsham assuto The
and her voyage, supposed without damage
Miscellaneous.
We are Indebted TO First Lieutenant Abbey OF the
revenue steamer Miami, FOR his attentions.
Notice to Mariners.
house. i he Point y Damss the Cape o. Buo1 and at
Port Said.
DISCOVERY ROCK ~ THE srsAIrs OF MAGELLAN;
bv OF French fleet tho Pacific Mons lie
s a. y pert we anSswn
situated mile and oshs due south from the southwestern
pon s G no ss SS we he sS
Of water allow ltde."-Panana Star and Herald.
Whalemcn.
Ship Emily Morgan Dexter Of NIB rcported In lat 81 Ion
brig Para, Worth, q salem, the of Arabia
sailed from Honolulu II, ship Cay Head Kelley, NIB,
Arrived NJ do i7h, barks Sea Breeze, Hamilton OF NIB,
Ucbotsk Nile, Allen, MI, do; Hercules Rowland, Nh,
Alien WINS from do nii with oil az before reporedj
Sailed ith barks Nautilus smith, NIB TO cruise 7h, VIM
Sailed from do 18th, ship Reindeer, Rsynor NIB to cruise
oil rcported schrs John Dodge HONEYWELL OF NIB,
having completed repairs Paine Curran Of Province
town, oil not reported smith, Rounsevie OF Boston,
Al Acapulco Dec a. bark Alto, White, OF NIB, from Bhe.
on arrived is 70 sail day for TAlcahuano direct short
and from New Bedford for Indian Ocean.
Bark BRYAN, frnm Philadelphia FOR Antwerp, Dec 90
Nay IDA OR, from Bahia for Now YORK, Dec al lat
ssr frank Palmer, from MEXICO for Now York. Dec To-
Foreign Ports.
BOMBAY, Dec g7-Anised, bark Duveland, Graves, Bos
caynSsr Nov - In port schr Mary smith, Paddock,
oInsALTAa, pee lin port barks X Weldon, welden
from Marseiles forNYork wig wind Daniel Webster Nc
FOR tsdi,, wtg wind Rera del Sud Bro Cobb from Legnorn
via Genoa Tor Syos reps Drss iels rl Anaonso, IRON o
do wind schr Marshal Keith Webster from Malaga Tor
/ do. do
\ Litchfed, trockett, New Orleans.
ssiiei lsIh GazOse, Cole, Cardia and uoted sta1es
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Major f. 0. Prime win relieve Major NJ. ID. McAiister
In the Eighth Lighthouse district, west. OF Pearl
river; Major J. y. Wheeler detailed as engineer
OF lighthouses in that part OF the Eleventh district
embracing Lake Michigan; Colonel J. IT, simpson is
detailed as engineer OF the Fifth and Sixth Light
house districts; Lieutenant Colonel q. Z. Blunt is
detailed as lighthouse engineer OF the seventh
district.
Senator Morton Resumption Of Specie
Payments.
Senator Morton. of Indiana, has replied to Mr..
Greeey's letter addressed to him on the 2lst inst,
and concludes his response rs follows:-,
The fact Is our bondholders understand perfecty
well that whatever may be the law on the question
the bonds or any considerable part of them cannot
be paid In coin while the currency remains depres
cated; that 1t folly to talk about paying the bonds
In gold II the government carn0t procure gold
enough wherewith to redeem the greenbacks: that
the tedehiptlonoi notes ana return TO specie pay
ments are necessary conditions precedent to the pay
Ment or the bonds In gold, anu they look much more
TO the return tospecie payments and the establish
ment OF our finances on solid basis than to the
mere form OF the contract as TO how they shall be
paid God payments should begin with the debt
that Is que whicnis the currency, and not by shay
ing bonds ihab Win not be due for fourteen years.
The currency lies at the foundation OF the whole
financial structure, and If IL be unsound the struc-
ture above must be Insecure aud dangerous When
1t becomes good by beng made conference.-the into
gold the national debtmay he funded by which one
thrd q the present volume OF interest can be saved
increasing ease until its NAL discharge shall Gomez
Battle Between the Tarlks and Cretans.
The news from Crete, received 10y letter in this
city, is up to November 81 on The 10Th, while the
Cretans were engaged in the transportation OF mu-
nitons OF war just Landed by Me Enosis at Phoenix
in Spakia, they were suddenly atackedNy numerous
Turkish forces and an obstinate encounter ensued
continuing the entire day. The Cretans succeeded
IN saving nearly all their munitions. The Turkish
losses are estimated at 100 men. The Cretans lost
three warriors and carried away sixty seven
wounded. The son OF the celebrated Chief Marcus
Soyanak, one Of the heroes of the anterior reyol,-
tons, was severely wounded and captured 10y the
Turks. Other accounts are given In the letters OF
additional conflicts between the Turks and Cretans
Arrival Of General Blair.
General Frank Blair has arrived i'm town, looking
remarkably well lie was visited tday by host OF
hts friends here and made many calls himself, in
Guiding one TO President johnson.
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AM % s E N G N rs.
Sieinway Hall.

There was rare and most acceptable musical
treat at this place last evening. The occasion was
a complimentary concert 10 Mr.. James A. johnson,
OF this CITY, rendered by aud participated In by few
professional, but principally amateur, singers OF dis
tinguished reputation. The programme, which was
quite lengthy one, consisting OF twentyfour pieces
consisted OF gees aud madrigals-the latter a
quite uncommon feature In connection with
metropolitan concerts, but, az well known, the kind
OF vocal music most practised and encouraged in
England during the last half OF the sixteenth and
early part Of the seventeenth century, and which
kept ts ground even long after the Introduction Of
music in theatres Both the madrigals and gees,
"a usual with this kind or music were sung without
accompaniment. AJter an organ solo, "Jubel Over
ture,n from Won Weber BY Mr.. Warren, bringing out
the grand harmones OF this grand instrument with
his accustomed exquisite skill the ma,rgal, "Now Is
the Month OF Mayiner was sung by the whole choir
OF sixty performers. TO say that the singing was
fine IL but feebly describing its accurate and artistic
execution. Next came gee "A Sailors song"
sung by Mrs. Miller, Mis- h. Leveridge aud Messrs.
lockwood, Aiken and Hall-a most charming gec,
most finely sung. Then the madrigais, down In y
Flowery Valet and The silver swami by the whole
choirwhch ELECTED an encore, and after this reel.
tation and ar, mlhey Mourn ME pear, ana An
He was warmly applauded as he made his appear
and at the close as he deserved for the dainty
ana p W saw our rac snc bv
the whole choir, the gee, elbow, Blow, Thou Winter
wind,- by Mrs. Brown Mrs. Miller Mr. Johnson and
Mr.. Hail. were both most cxccilently sung. Then
came the song "The Wandcrcr,n by MIR. Johnson,
which was. sung with delicate feeling and express
sion. Then quartet and chorus; two new mad .
Bonny Lass She smileth;' next the song, "a
stranger Darty by Miss Caroline ". Hutcbins,
one OF the most delightful musical gems OF the
evening, and lastly, close to the first part, that
grandly swelling hymn, clear My Prayer by Mem
delssohn by Mrs. q. w. Brown and chorus. And
TINS, alternating madrigal and song and glce and
ballad, was Hhisned the evenings programme. The
ballad, my Heart IA On the sea- by Mrs. Evsta-
pheve, was sung with extraordinary sweetness.
The quartet can Old Revcriev sung by Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Miller, Mr.. lockwood and Mr. Hall,
was never better rendered, and the glee, go Idle
Boy,r sung by Mrs Leveridge anu Mrs. Miller, and
Mcssrs. Johnson Brown and Miller was the mpr-
rIes sort or merry music most artiscally rendered
There was large aud appreciatvc attendance. "
IA very rarely 40 much 81 real aud enjoyable music
Il croMlnd Inin an cyenLngia entertanment.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Austraasian tBr), McMIcken, Liverpooi-E
Cunard.
Steamship CITY Of Cork Orb Phlps Liverpool via Hall
faxJohn q Dale.
Steamship United Kingdom r), Campbell Glasgow fen
uersOn Bros.
Steamship Cleopatra Phillips, savannah Murray Ferris
&Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Chareston-H Morgan l.
Co.
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander NorSok--N l. McCready
Steamship Carroll Hudgins, Baltimore-W Dalzell.
steamship Franconia, Sherwood Portiapd-J + Agnes.
steamship niancus. Walden. BosonW Clyde
ship Elsnore, Mark, Savannah--J u Iurlbut son.
Bark Asrea Br), Calvin, Liverpool-J Macarthur.
Bark Molly (NG), Wurtx, Cadiz-Funch, Meincke Co.
BARK Esther, Merrill Havana--J Philips Sors
Bark James Welsh (Br). Bates Matanzas-F Alexandra
Sons.
Brig Musca (NGl, wurthnan Rio Janeiro--C Tobias.
Brig Eclipse tBr), Peterson, 81 Kits via Guadaloupe.
Brig Rising Sun, McCary, Ponce, PRIV 4 Arm
strong.
Brig Niagara CBr) Holmes, Cienruegos Edmison
Co.
Brig Isabel fFr) Murray CardenaG Brett, Son & Co.
) Brig W Rogers (Br), Merrill Yarmouth, NS--Boyd d
Hincken
Brig Village Belle Br,, Corbett Parrsooro- crandal
phray I Co.
Brig Ncponsct, Gallson, Bronswck Ga Miller Hough-
ton.
Brig Al Ross, wyman, Brnnswick, Ga--Miler 4 Hough-
ton.
Schr John Mouton, Bradford, Para--C Ludrpann Co.
Schr Beta, rrown, Brunswick, CAT Mayhem.
Schr Alaskn Clark, Baltimore "A Starbuck.
Schr statesman, Newton, Batimorc-A Abbott
Schr L Birdsall Latham, Bristol--il jackson.
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HONG KoSa, Nov S Arrived, shp Surprise, Ranet, New
HoxoIuLu, Nov 1s-Arrved, ship Asa Eltriige Baker,
San Francisco for Hong Kong and procee led same day.
LIvrRrooL, Dec 2sArryed steamship Peruvian, Balian-
MALAGA Dec s-Arrved brig Martha. stone, NYork via
port 9th, brgs Fanny tBr and Lola dam, Anderson,
MARsAIA, nov ss-Arrived, brig Presssimo JONES' Bat
oUTEssrows, Dec 27Pu. in, brig " chesey' Phinnsy'
srkIrrs, Dec lsin port brig Edward Delisc Br Lent
,,sr ions, NB Dec 2s Arrived, brig Reynolds tBr.
M s Uos
schr Amherst, Chostne, NYork mot 23d)
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec s-Arrived. steamer Rebecca Clyde.
BOSTON, Dec Arrived schr G Loud, Wilson, EYork.
Sas T1 na@ lag
'SsSa sSsSs s. G1f N.Y.
VILE msnn sr Baker Kelley, Banorei scriOner.
s'.hs. . schTs Hammond Paine, Philadelphia;
schrs Mi Despsr9ndam, Oliver, Tansisr i Newton Rich,
Georgetown, DC; American Eagle, Mcfarland, Elizabeth
Cleared srss Scotland, Rose caraenas Forest State.
NO schrs Onward, Bunker 81 Thomas Pathway, McEwee.
Sailed ships Springfield, and Formosa; and from the
2eth.Nrriven steamships Tarifa Murphy Liverpool sihe-
ria Martyr do snip Sycamore, Calcutta Below brig
BALTIMORE. Dec q .s-Arriyea, sehrs L Maioy Rus
ss Elias Moore pegso Mary p ss ya,np
Terry, Rirdsan Carr Holmes Brnckley; Strong.
e as ,s o s'i rs
Barnard Smith, Providenee Princess, Hopkins, Baogor,
Cleared 18th, brig Aired Hufnaglo Conception Un,
saed--Br bark Moreno 'schr / HEX man
BELFAST, Dec 1aArrived schrs Geo Mcclellan, kcene
Baltimore; 20th Lucy Warren, Allen, do Leonine, New
CHARLESTON, Dec ao-Arrised, steamship Champion,
Lockwood, NYorA.
yer Wallace Eizabehpor for Portand schrs Arctic, Hea
icy asi ws snsse G %
FOR siss asn
Valentine. Bayles, Boston for Savannah via Woods Hole
ton Ann Wax a%ss nP k Laura "s''
aA oI ahoIs
for yng Gen Grant Orchard Boston for sai%o o, eo,,
rS Brss and inf iona ss %
h s S Ssg y Es .r New sgsa s S s
i'ambs, Warren, Fall Rver schr Kate Walker, Perry Bos
Cleared 10Th schrs Warren, Drisso Antisus ssa
Kenduskeag, Wyatt; IL jones' Davis, and Geo Somes'
MOBILE. Dec 20 Cleared, schr 9 Colgate Van Brint,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec s7-Arrved, steamship De soto.
NORFOLK, Dec % Arrived schrs Woodruff Lewis pharo,
lie Sss' a'ssasasS. Gs,Isls' Is1sss SSsrs
ardhs and us r pss Prosdns
aredBart R5yal Areh stanley, Cork Falmouth
beth Mace, Smith, Cardes; Godfrey, Garwood, Bos-
ton.
DELAwARE BRrAKwArEK, Dec T,arhere are now lying
hero the following r barks Busy, Lockhart from
Monievueo tor orders; Iio4ue Durkee, from London for
Philadelphia Drigs Clara Gibbs Parker, Messna for do;
Ason Sawyer, Navassa for do schr Jabez White, Tor
NYork with coal cut BY The Ice but win proceed and num-
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 29clerred, ships Lizzie Tinial
Dawson, Liverpool Nonantnm Upon, and santee Magraw
Caliao
SAVANNAH, Dec Arrived, Y $ Coast Survey steamer
Endeavor from EYork; steamship San Jacnto, Atkins do
Notwithstanding Leo, Dearborn NYork; ships John
Manu. Lverpoo Rochester, avre; brig Marine. Barbados
yacht Eva, Florida.
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suit ia SET Aside VILLA Park for Gin.
cinnuti.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 20, 1883.
There was suit before the Probate Court to-day to
enforce a trust created by the viii Of Lewis Morse,
which the widow and heirs broke by default. The
trust gives 100 acres of land in Hamilton county and
$4,000 to endow q college for INDECENT youths. At
torney General West asks that receiver be appointed
to take Of the property and enforce the trust to
which the defendants demtr. Eminent counsel are
employed In the case.
Resolutions were presented in the City Council to-
day asking the Legislature to authorize the city to
appropriate $17J0,000 for park, wharf and avenue
improvements; also for change In the state insti
tutIons to allow appropriations for the southern
Railroad.
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LOUISIANA.

Departure OF the Peruvian Transport bfnrns
non ia Join the Iron-ciads--rhe Fleet 10 Go 10
Pensacola for Repairs.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3d. $685.
The steam transport Maranon formerly the Ha-
vana attached to the Peruvian fleet sailed to-day for
the mouth Of the Mississippi river TO join the TWO
iron-clads now anchored or the bar. The entire
feet, her arrival to 60 to Pensacola for the
purpose OF making slight repairs. The vessels CON-
prise the iron-clad monitors Atahaupa and Nance
Oapac ana the transport Maranon, the whole under
the command Of Commodore X. Mairategua OF the
Peruvian Navy.
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ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

The ri elected International Ocean Yacht
Race Between the Dnunsicss and the CAM
bria.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1865.
The Mornfn3 Post to-day publishes the CORES.
pondence between James G. Bennett, Jr., OF New
York, and Mr. Asbury, OF London, looking
to an ocean yacht race between the Daunt-
less and the Cambria. In Its comments the
Post prefers the Azores track, as one much
better adapted to test the seagolng qualities OF the
vessels and the seamanship OF their masters than
the regular transatlantic route. The writer exhorts
the owners OF the British schooner yachts to join in
the race, and says that the sappho will participate
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full OF vigor and expression. and his Interpretation
OF the thck-headed Sir johns peculiartes afforded
happy Illustration OF his powers, though it Is ques
been more suitable TO his capacity. As reader Mr..
Vandenhoff falls short OF lew essential requisites
or four persons, there Is want of sufficiently dis
tnct change OF voice to render the characters clearly
recognizable. In other respects he Is an excellent
inlpersonatOr, and his rendition OF Fezzyinghop.
Bob Crachlt and the ssNephew's Party" afforded
much pleasure as 1t deservedly merited applause.
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CALIFORNIA.

Seizure Of Struggled Opium mt San Fran.
cisco-Dcparturc OF the japanese Consul.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20 1858.
The Custom House Officers have seized quantity
OF opium, valued at $4,000, for the violation OF the
revenue laws. The drugs were brought from China
BY the steamer Great Republic. An attempt was
made to smuggie 1t through.
Charles wacott Brooks, the japanese Consul at
San Francisco started overland for Boston to-day.
Captain Emerson, OF the snip Kingston, died on
the voyage from Bombay TO this port. He was a
native of Buckgport Me.
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SPAIN.

Movements OF Tr0ops-A New Loan Con.
racted.
MADRID, Dec %, 1868.
General Cabellero has been ordered to take troops
30 the provinces OF Seville aud Granada to prevent
any trouble The country, however, is entirely
tranquil.
The government has contracted loan with En-.
LANCER.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Advices have been received
mere 10 the effect that the bark Circassian Captain
Amy. which sailed from New York on the 2sth or
November, had arrived at the island OF Jersey dis
abled having lost masts and suffered other damage
LONDON, Dec 29.-The steamship ATLANTA, from
New York, arrived day before Yesterday
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2p--The steamship City OF
Paris, from New YORK, arrived yesterday aud the
December ~, arrived at tour O'Clock this afternoon
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A.-Cilickering & SONS,
IA ia afts % ~

Grand, Square and Upright Pianos,
received the first grand gold MEDAL aud the s higher recon-
pense the Cross o. the Legion OF Honor al the Universal Ea
position, PARIS 1857 These were the highest awards Of the
Ex position and the house Of CHICkEkING SONS tho
only hoaored In the Unued States we have een
awarded FIRST premiums In direct competition with
the leading of the and nj the Great
Exhibition In London received the highest award given
any manufacturer In the United States Total,
Ts premiums and the most atterng testimonials from the
OF the world. Warcrooms No II East Four
leenth street new York, between broadway and Fh
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SHIPPIN NE w S.
Sun rises ....... "a Moon rises. eve G 20
Sun sets. ....... Al High water morn 8 81
PORT or NEW YORK., DECENBER %, ISeS.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving this port VIII
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents attached Steam
Yacht hee The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery of packages
lswi be by the following extract from tho proceedings
of regular onthly meeting held March g. 1865
Resolved That and after April l. 1868, the Associated
Press will discontinue tho collection OF ship In the
harbor OF New York Passed unanimously.
ny The Office the Herald steam yachts JAMES aud
JEANNETrE Is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
cons.nces the inward bound
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Australasia will leave
this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at haif-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-win
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock ia the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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Dcclination by Garibuidi Of a Commission in
the Grecinn Army.
FLORENCE, Dec. 49, 1868.
General Garibaldi has written letter formally de-
Ginning the commission ia the Greek army which had
been rendered him by the Grecian government in
view OF the threatened war
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RUSSIA.

Denial Of Russian Authority to Greek Vessels
to Use the Russian Flag.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1868.
The Russian government has denied authority TO
Greek merchant vessels to use the Russian nag for
any purpose whatever
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Mr.. Ynndenhon,a Readings.

The neat little theatre OF the Union League Club
was well attended last evening, on The occasion Of
Mr. vandenhof's second readings. The falstatr
scenes nom the Merry Wives Of windsor AMI =
portion 0. me Chrstnas Carol" we're the selections.
Beyond quest ii ST. vaadcnhof IS capital actor,
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcurs
mise and % Livinsston Fox Co. HAD strong
steamship Isaac smith Crawford Savannah, Charles
ton and Norfolk, in ballast, TO master.
and psssensers, to James Hama "'''s'''' w. w."
Steamship Ellen Terry oaspa Newbern with dae and
Steamship Eon9rs Norfolk & with mdso and
Steamship Somerset Reed, Baltimore, with mdse to VIM
Steamship Bcarse, Boston, with mdsc and passen
with coal, &c. J W Eiyea Co Had heavy weather on
a. oos e 81 81 ~ Very n a
has days north OF Ha,eras with strong NV gales
scr and sbaHasnsd looked as been
o Hr s na a. aav with sear
and %oiss..s smsS g. Has been days north Of
Brig Helen sr. Doanc, Maniego Bay, Ja 10 days, with
ss 49, and as sone
Win ss wsns2 c .s s1ss M say
B1sy %sSsraS, Haskell, Calais, days, with lumber
Brig WaterlSa Northrup bangor via Norwalk where she
@ & ss Ia: s.eU DAYS north w # FIJI Ma ss
schr Gov Arnold, -, shuec, Ms II days. with spars
AKA I sss sss. sss 70 wit"
shingics, to master. Is bound to Providence
sss 1 Rss S.g s 1;ss y.rSsa as.
| schr oeeanus satiery, Baltimore.
Schr Albert Mason, Rhodes, Baltimore.
Schr Gen Banks, Fitzgerald Calais IL days. with lumber
and lah, to Roardman 90. Will discharge at Harlem.
Schr Viola, Hatch, Machas days, with lumber and ath
| 10 simpson q Capp. s44sN
schr Capitol, Roberts, winerport days, with lumber to
master.
schr MclntIre Simmons Gardner via Norwich where
she discharged.
schr Ella Trefethen, Ti.comb Portland, days, with
lumber, 10 order,
sshf Lookout Barnard Portland. days. with lumber for
Washington, DC.
schr Amelia, Post, Nswbvryport for Baltimore
schr Adais Cole. Cole, Boston for virginia
Schr Vulcan, small, Warehann.
Schr Anna Melee, Small, Wareham for Philadelphia.
Schr John Crockord Briggs, Fan River for Baltimore.
Schr Edwin Ferguson Peterson, Providence for PLade
pbia.
schr J @ Pearsall, Allen, Connecticut River.
SAILED.
2st-scamshps The Queen, Liverpool; 2th, weslphaia,
Hamburg City OF Cork, Halifax and Liverpool Cleopatra,
Savannah Charleston, Charleston Saratoga, Norfolk
Wind at sunset SW.
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Official Report ON the War of Strychnine-
Arrival OF the Moro Castle.
HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1868.
The following report Is made by the Spanish
officials in relation to the use OF strychnne by the in
surrectlonists-The reyolutioniss cooked aquantity
OF provisions which had previously been prepared
with strychnne, and then retreated, expecting that
the Spanish troops their arrival al the rebel camp
would eat the food
The steamer Moro Castle, from New York Decen-
Der "a, arrived here this morning.
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FRANCE.

The Legal Tribunals and the New Oflcial
Organ.
PARIS Dec. 90, 1865
The legal tribunals have forbidden the use OF the
title Mo.iteur to the new Official organ.
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One Needle for More Than -Four Years."
Ny Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine NO 3277j has done
the sewing Of my family GOOD deal for ncighbors FOR
fourteen and three months without repairs Quo
do all sewing for than four
W. A. HAWLEY, Syracuse N. Y.